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SHERlFF'S SALE.

SHERlFF'S SALE.
Angelina M'nner)
Willis 1harp.
DY virtue Of an order of sale and two
ID vendies tn me directed from the Court
of common pleas, Of Putnam county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at tho door of the Court
house, in Kalida, Putnam county, Ohio,
On Saturday, the lo'h day of June, a. D.
. 1854,
between the hours of 10 O'clock, A. NJ and
four o'clock, P NJ, of said day, the follow
ing described Real Estate, to wit:
In.ot number fifteen tl5) in Crawiord's
addition to tho town Of Kalida, Putnam
county, Ohio.
Taken as the property OF Willis Tharp to
satisfy decree in favor of Angelina Man
ner and two vendes in favor OF tho State oi
Ohio. a Hh
JOHN B. FRUGIIEY, Sheriff.
SuERrFF's OFFICE,
Kaiida, Putnam Co., o, May 4.b, 1854,
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY given, that petition will be
Il presented to the Commissioners Of Put.
nam county, at their June session. A. D.
l854, praying for the location Of a county
road commencing at the Defiance road lead
ing from Giboa to Leipsic, at tho section
line, on the south side of section fifteen, in
township one north, range eiglI:easi, thence
running along said section line, until it in.
tersecls the county l:ne road running north
from the Findlay and Defiance rond TO Su-
gar Ridge. L" Il. JONES
April 20, 19j4.-G9!* Principal Pet'r.
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100000 Gifts for the People!

JOSIAH PERIIAM submits TO the
People Of the United States, his Third
Monster Gift Enterprise, in connection
with The Exhibitions of his Magnificent
and Immense
MIRROR OF NORTH AND SOUTH
AMERICA,
AT Academy Hall, G63 Broadway, N. Y.
100000 Tickets only, a, 81 each, will
I've sold. Each Purchaser Of a Ticket for
the admission oi four persons 10 the Ex>
hibiion, will be presented with a Num-
bered Certificate, enIiIlng the EToIder'o
One Share in The following 100 600 giris:
A FARM, located in Harrison Township,
Gloucester Co, New Jersey, and with>
in Is miles of Philadelphia. |, ems
braces over 100 Acres Of Land, in i
high state OF cultivation, with DWELL
ing, B,rns, and other necessary Ou'-
houses, in good repair There is b
large Orchard Of choice Fruits Tile
indispu,able. Valued at $l6,0o0
(Any information in regard to
the farm can be obtained Of
Belan RedfeId, tenant ON
the premises.)
A perpetual loan without ss>
curiiy or interest, 5000
A perpetual loan wilbou, ae.
curity or interest, 1000
A perpetual loan without se-
curly or interest, 1000
Two perpetual loans WITHOUT
scc'y Or int. $500 each, 1000
Ten perpetual loans without
security or inl, 800 each 1000
The cclebra'td ,rol,ng marc,
Lilly DAle,' who can lroi,
in harness,a mile in 240-
valued al l,500
Rosewood Pianos, valued at
$500 each, $500
Rosewood Pianos, valued at
$500 each, 1900
"a portion Of the Pianosare
+ Gilbert d. Co.'S celebrated
1K iaus. Others Of IlaIlen,
Days,& Cos splendid inslru.
men,s.
Tho splendid series Of p'nt>
irgs known as the "Alirror
Of New England and Cana.
dian Scenery" and now re.
alizing handsome income
by itscxhibiions in the east .f.- &.
valued at 22,ooo
light and beautiful car.
riages, 1925 each, 61s
10 gold watches, 100 each l.0O(
40 gold watches, SO each 2,Oot
100 gold pens and cases,
| y 5 each 'aHl' 50(
5000 gold pencils, 8 escb, $4,000
94,Sl9 Piec, Of choice, p p ''''
! ulat and fashionable
music, % cts. each, 23,7os
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NOTICE

N hereby given, that the undersigned,Ad
,ministratof ofihe estate OF D. Condit,
deceased, will make application to. the Pro-
bate Court, in and for the county Of Putnam,
Ohio. ior an order declaring claims, (notes,
duebills. and book accounts } belonging to
said estate, amounting to one hundred and
Two dollars and thirty two cents, desperate.
That said application WILDE for hearing on
the 2Sd day Of June. 1854
1 sae S.sUTT0N.a Admir-.
Kalida, May 10, 1854 6s3.
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April 8, 1854

nrV. B.PALNER,atNew York Boston,
and Philadelphia .is our only agentin these
efissfor advertising and slbScfiption pur-
yosss. All arrangements made with him,
On our tecount will be treated as j { made
directly with this Office.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that at nv instance an
Il Attachment has this day been issued BY
Moses Lee. Justice of the Pence of Union
township, Putnam county, Ohio, against the
property and effects of Frederick Hayue. an
ascending debtor.
ROBERT DOUGLASS.
February 2st, A. D. 1854. 672
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In Maine The married women stand a
good chance Of being allowed their own
earnings, a bill TO THAT effect having
passed tho Senate of lha, SMle.
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MARRIED.,

By Rev. J! S. DE LYAL, on the e0,h Of April,
Mn PETER KEMBER and Miss SOPHIA
russell, both Of Hen county. ., .
On Thursday, May 4th, 1854, by the same.
MIR. WILLIAM CADDY, ard Miss NARY
MCDOWELL, both of Putnam county.
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ADMINIsTRAT RATOR's NOTICE.

NToTICE is hereby given that the under.
In signed was on thes9th day of March.
duly appointedaaud qualified as administra.
tor on the estate of John, Harter, late Of Put
nam county, Ohin, deceased.
e7Ss - - JOHN sHAFEk.
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SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
SIiERIFF'S SALE.
Thomas K. Jacobs

SIiERTFF'S SALE.
Thomas x: !. Jacobs | vnNDr. !.
Luman Woodruff and
Andrew Woodruff.
DY virtue of two vendes to me directed
I'D from the Court Of common pleas, o
Putnam county, Ohio, will offr for sale al
the door OF tho court house, in Kulida, Put.
nam county, Ohio,
On Saturday, The 10Th day Of June, A. D
1854.
between the hours of 10 O'clock, A. NJ, and
four o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, the follow.
ing described Real Estate to wit:
In-lot number eighteen C5) and out.lo'
number seven ~ in the townof Col Imbu-
Grove, Putnam county, Ohio, .-.
Taken as the property of Luman Woodruff
and Andrew Woodruff 10 satisfy two vendiet
in favor OF T. X. Jacobs.
JOHN B FRUCEIEY, Sheriff.
SMERIFF's OFFICE,
Ksl;ds, Putnam Co, o +, May 4ih, 1854.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that at our instance an
l. Attachment has this day been issued by
Moses Lee, Justice of the Peace, of Union
township. Putnam county, Ohio, against the
properly and effects of Frederick Haynt. an
abSconding debtor.
81 GODFREY & THRIFT.
February 22d, A. D. 1854. 672
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BOGART HOUS E

Columbus Grove, Putnam County, o.
NNR. NIGH has taken the House former
IvA ly occupied by ] McIIenry,a land fitted
il up for the accommodation of guests, trav'
ellers, and all who may favor him with their
custom. He will spare no pains to furnish
a gsod table, and the otheriequirements thai
make up the proper service OF Hotel.
His Stables are in good condition, and will
be duly attended to. 7 Ha ' !.
Ami 6. 1851. .e eae. 6s2
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100 1000 Gifts, V,lu d at 500, ,ss(
. ONE GIFT FOR EVERY TICKET.

100 900 Gifts, Vlu d a, 500. $50
/. ONE GIFT FOR EVERY TICKET.
In order TO insure TO all concerned a
perfectly fair and satisfactory disposition
Of the above named Gifts, Mr.. PERHAM
proposes that the Shareholders shall meet
together on Thursday Evening, June %,
1854, for sooner il ali tho tickets are
sold duo notice OF which wil!bc Civcn,)
a, some suitable place, hereafter to bp
designated, and appoint committee of
five pcrsons,io receive the property. which
they may dispose Of in such manner--by
Il,t or otherwise the Shareholders, in
general meeting, stall difici, the Com>
mite giving good and sufficient bonds, if
required by the Shareholders, for the
faithful performance OF the duties reqrir-
ed of them. NJ tAt tie,f.l
Shareholders residing out Of the city
Of New York, will stand upon The same
footing as residents. and whatever may
fall 10 ,heir shares will be forwarded 10
them in such manner as they may direct,
after the partition has taksD place.
o. All orders for tickets, by mail,
shou d 10 addressed TO Josiah Perham,
Acaee ny Hall, 663 Broadway N. York;
Ifit should happen that all the tickets
are sold when the order is received, the
money will be returned, at our expense
for postage. Correspondents will please
write distinctly their names, residence,
County and Slate, 10 prevent errors. Or.
if convenient, enclose an envelope, with
their directions on il in full--in which
such tickets as they may order will be
returned. M'yl5, 1854.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned has this day been ap-
pointed and duly qualified as administrators
of the estate of John E /. Harris, late of Put
nam county, Ohio, deceased. gn.Fa'
~ LOUIS DE LUCENAY.
March 9, 1854. 676
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A WARMING TO HORSE.
-1g.-7s.37 37rEiFSHEVES. 5a sYs

yUyIlE GLANDoRF HORSE. COMPANY
woui cntriion all persons of the above
ecp profession TO keep aloof from theil
.kiEI% Stables. as their Com2anyis large
AZN, and well organized, and have al
.woys an abundance of funds snthe Treasur,
no pive pursuits in all direction on sh ortl 10
ice, and reward the. person. who may scchr,
the Horses, Thsiyes erhotb.
GIsndofs, Oetcber 20 1854, s76'
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sEcUnm TIE mEAxs OF uApPIX Ess

by becoming a time possessed s the know ledge tbs
h which hss cuSsa The sickness aud poverty Of tI,sspd
In view ol such cpnSeqaeacPs no vile 81 M Iirf IS excl
'ihls il she nsgirct to avail hesslt Of that kGoMi j.
respect to srssf wlCh would spare Sr much sutsTi K, h
Tie of hArrness aud rfp9lsry l,hushsud,
confer upon her isn that blessing Abnyr MI crhra '
bodies " It'll healthy hilds That kaUW ledge Is eonslhrd u
4, little euttrA . H
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Sold al the Establishment Of Professor
IIoLLowAY, 244, Strand, (ncar Temple
Bar, London,) and by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughout the British Empire, and Of
those Of the Ui,iled States, in Pots at
373c., and ST. Soc. each. Wholesale by
the principal Drug houses in the Union,
and by Messrs. A. B. g., D. SANDS, New
York, ,.,
C1F There is a considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes. as.ss
N. b. Directions for ille guidance 81
Epatientsin every disorder are affixed to
each Pot.5sdi siisl ol.i g.fiv h9lai, a'3ila
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TREAsURER,s OFFICE,

l5bau TREAsURERs OFFICE, lli
{ . KALIDA, PUTNAM COUNTY, ONO. 4 ~
3 S.a's 'FiaVs March 90, 1854.
NOTICEis hereby given, thai am pse. z
l " pared with funds to Redeem all 0rdera,
drawn s,,I on the Treasurer Of Putnam county,
Ohio, for county purposes, on which interest $
sss 's'" SUTTON, Treasurer. =
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HERE Is YOUR REMEDYf
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
A MOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF
BAD LEGS. AFTER 43 YEARS

|
A MOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF
BAD LEGS, AFTER 43 YEARS
SUFFERING. ai
Extract of Lettcrfr Mr.. William Golpin,
OF 10, St. Mary sStrcet, Weymouth, ddted
May Ste, 1851. a3
To Professor lIoLLowA9, gsg
SIR, AT the age Of l8 my wife (who
is now Gl) caucb, violent cold, which
settled in her legs, aad ever since that
time they have heen more or less sore,
aud greatly uflmed. Her agonies we're
distraciing, and for months togethershc
was deprived entirely Of rest and sleep.
Every remedy that medical men advised
was tried. ,.but wihou, effect; her health
suffered severely, ard The. STATE Of her
legs was terrible. had often read your
Advertisements, aud advised her TO try
your Pills and Ointment; aud, as last
resource, after every other remedy had
proved useless, she consented 10 do soj
She commenced six weeks ago, and
strange to relate, is now in good health.
Her legs are painless, without seam or
scar, and her sleep sound and undis-
turbed. Could you have witnessed the
suiferings Of my wife during the last 43
Iyears, and con,rastthem with her present
enjoyment Of health, you would indeed
feel delighted in having been The means
Of so greatly alleviatug the sufferings Of
a fellow creature, (Sijned)
| 5.' ,a. WILLIAM GALPiN.
A PERSON 70 YEARS OF AGE
| CURED OF A BAD LEG, OF
THIRTY YEARS. STANDING. q
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. William Abbs,
Builder Of Gas Ovens, Of Rushcffe. near
near Huddersfcld, dated May 3Ist,l85l. g
To Professor lioLLowAY, g IA.
| SIR, i suffered for period OF thirty
years from a bad leg, the resnll Of two
or three different accidents al Gas Works,
accompanied by scorbuiic symptoms. |
had recourse to variety Of medical
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WILLIAM ABBS.
The truth of this statement can be
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l3, Market Street. IInddersield.
| A DREADFUL BAD BREAST
CURED IN ONE MONTH.
Extract of Letter from Mr.. Frederick
Turner. of Ponshurst, Kent, dated Dscem-
Der }h, 1850.
To Professor HoLLowAT, Na
DEAR SlR,- My vile had suffered
from Bad Breasts for more than six
mouths, and during the whole period had
the best medical attendance, but all TO
no Use. Having before healed an awful
wound in my own leg by your unr'vaiJcr
medicine, determined again TO use you
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command them to all my friends. a4l
| (Signed) Fix HEDERlCK TURNER.
| The Pills should bo used conformity
with the Ointment in most Of the follow.
ing cnses:-
Bad Legs, Gou',
Bad Breasts, Glandulur swellingsi
Burns, Lumbago,
Bunions, Piles;
Bite of Moschetoes Rheumntism,
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PaoaArr .couRr Roon, Putnam Co .,o9

PROBATE .CoURr RooM, Putnam Co .,O} D
May lIth, 1854.
NTOTICE;is hereby given, thar George N
lV Wilson, Guardian Of Margaret vii son
and Margaret Dennlson, has fled his uc-
counts for the settlement of his accounts,
which will be heard on the third day of June,
A. d. 1854.
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The personal property Of Deanta Mile AN
nbscondlng debtor, consisting of three hogs
and three sheep, will he offered for sale Ot
the house Of William II. Harris, in Jennings
township, Putnam county, Ohio, OH the 9th
day Of June, 1854. iH
Mayo '54-# THOMAS LADD.
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Possessed .ls ninrmaiion contained in little ,oUnr, twh
IN ,Is rcaeh Of ALL which wOpll spare to llersrf
WEARS OF MISEKY
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LEI, EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND
PONDERI

VO excuse for Ignorance, when Ignorance
Is Misery to those we hold near mud denI.
andwhemto tiispel our Ignorance Is VI iih-
In 0ur rcnch.
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THE MARRIED WOMAN's
Private Medical Companion.

BY DIR. A. N. MAUricEAU,
rRoVEs.sE az BtsEIsrI ~ weMES
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Buy book unless "Dr A. NJ Mauriceau, 1872
Liberty Street. n. " on the title page, and the entry
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Whalers.

letter received from JsbeE Hathaway, of whseshp Sally
Anne Of New Bedford dated sydney May q reports ms
loss NavaO OF the Friendly Islands
April The sally Anne bound in 20 recruit and As
taken BY described 10 the chart and carried
reef where che wrecked The wreck sold 10 Oapt
LYONS but brought only tihng sumthe vessel proving
nearly tots los She had board the time 20 bbs OF
whale oil Capt Hathaway the first and second ocers and
two passage Horn Aand and arrived there
which wIsckng the vessel The first and SECOND officers
subsequently board Of ship Champion Pease OF Ed
gsrtown, bound TO the Ochouk Sea The sally Anne was
owned BY Mssrs David X Greene Co.. and others OF New
Bedford Insured the CONNER Mural Maine
Insurance Office for ~ 65 and the Union Mutual Marine
for 500 New Bedford; sHd in Boston offices for 81 0yo
David Hinekey OF Boston The wreck, cargo &c sold for
4l65
sailed from New London l2h ship General Williams for
North Pacific.
sd from Cold Spring 18th ship Sheffield Green for Arctic
Ocean
letter from Alexander Bathurst ED dated Paita Aug H.
tucket eco sp Congaree Mslloy n B., LOO sp Triton,
Dornin do $50 sp Standing of and Aug ship Hardin
ger Cornell Westport $50 Heard from. June Nautilus
sesbuy, y B. go spi 9Th, Maria, Perry Nantucket Ioo
al told ssppho, Sandf0Td y b.. 100 sp 2d keoka. How
land do lt0 sp; Catherwood. Oliver WestpO 10 suce
leaving Psa; Sussn Green do 70 iince leaving Palta
reports Horn Island April 10, ships Champion, Pease
EdgaTtoWn $50 vii James Arnold, Sullivan, " 400 sp
and so whale board bound 10 Coast Of Japan fwho report
ed 10 days previous ship Sea Gull Nichols n B. 400 sp)
letter from Capt Munckey Of ship Emerald Of New Bed
ford dated Tacshuano July II stated that he bad shipped
26 bbs By the bark Globe Of and for New Bedford which
would sal in few days Reports IN port bark Columbus,
Carr, n. b.
letter from Mr. GeorIe Brsyton dated Honolulu July 25
says the Of ship Alsbams reported shp Milton Jones
Bdfcrc at Ascension middle Of March with $50 sp At
Benin Islands April Ros;ce Hayden. n B. $50 spnethsT
ship had taken oil since leaving japan Heard from
Cost Of New Guinea in Feb barb Winthrop Woodward,
FAiIhsyeD, 100 sp-, bound home
Al Psita Aug A. ship HArbnser Cornell, nothing
leaving T.cahuEno
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sr,pspoRrsld 10th. big r.los, H.rrIrosn phn.l.vs,

SEARSPOkT--od i"tns psAt p a
sALFM-Arr. sept H. schn Aassi., Coodnsh, Phil4el.
49,. Voisnt Lord fnsvorih foF HawYofk SD bark NJ.
s,sin Stfout Montesideo &c brig PAnet, kaer. c,ps
"a ii "a. schr Chss ueckscher enrh- fhiade
a. 80 III schf a pie, ta.iy. Pli ad-P.a Ga bra "
So vsrrifg rara ard market 50 scht Car ne
~ Cr,rrer Phsd~rhai shd from below, banks Psaeoek
Ns..lv ZsrrbsT CathsEiuc. Phillips, A.ie- Al Scot IS
~. lus "a Richsrdson. Phadeph Lecnfine Merriam
- -. p,rr,et Lewis KinE. Norfolk; Oaxstte, Grove
Tbh.5eirh,. Ottowa we PHILADELPHIA of PoTtand La
a Ir,land Croveu. Albany; Gertrude Horton Pentssoa
Po,, Sven. Maiden Nekegson. New York ca. schr A.,
irt, New York via Marbehead and Goecss,sr
sd brss shepard and Emehnei 'eh'' Hartford and W
BoMAsroN-Arr eth sehrs. Richard BalWinils ysv.
Yort. - . -, - pta.o., Sill -.
land sailed sth Tor Bstimcre SD @Sh 'ehr Myen RAot.s
wSRFEIN-Arr Sept T. schrs. Island ~, Phlste2As,,
w Dsii.lf Harlow aud Acawam. Besse, New York ~
.cbrs Alexander NJ Christie, Philadelnfa David Ctocteu
Cbs.e New.York Also schrs William Tyson BsltEos
RcsrcLe Ambov sth schrs. Thos Page Weaver, Astas,
Sris A6vsnturer and fskey New'fo,s SID schr Metsos
WssLs Nep-.York flth sid schrs. Pctouacf AeKanirE
i.isrS Rel Baltimore; Hume, Phinuey, Albany New D.
WgSf Barlow New-YoGs; lily Gibbs, snow, New BeiEorl
Ssh sd schrs Benz saith hail persy Ae Aanesf VI CAns
tie Philadelphia iith sd schr A Fsikeaours' Rogers A.
ehW1nSSSnrNGToN. y C-Au. Sept. sehr. 2. s wui.ts
cr.vssr New.York nth schTs Benz Harrison, Spencer
Rs New Vol; Louisa Becky DO. It'll schr EsabeA lss
N,,r, 40 orig Amos Lawrence. Psdtleiod, bostoa ~
~ Oreson Gruter, New.Nork
HUNTINGTON y C-Arr Sept II, schr. Echo, Joos
~ ~. via Norfolk bound 90 Sall0 River CD lJih ~
= II Fitef Kendall Boston, schr l. 2. snith DeiTssss
Ii,b bs Monte. Cristo Wood Boston. Ga lSih h,
Csr5ig N btsker New York, schr Northern Light D5Ts
40 I4tb brig Richmond Coson, do Went 70 sea leth ss,
Alba tor NeT-YOrk.
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Arrived.
SUNDAY. Sept. L

UsM steamship Cshawba, shqfedt, New Orleans via
Havana with mdse snd pass 10 hylnsston Otoc1e5oh 20
SEPT 10 = s ,1d rom the asses ''"-'D P
's sh s,,,n 1of Bo.on1 Leheld Bn,ol a days with
coal and Pass order TAe NJ mas experienced hsavy
ship oxford of Frespor) Street. Leshorn % days win
nd.e to master ! lat Sc IS y lon spoke ship Ma
~ Merri Of Pos@d: from = bound 70 Genoa Avg u
with tark Mainou Boston Aug u, lar. SO 81 N, lon
So w ss sw Da1A f so.,on caso MAY H. vi.
Rio Jaeo July Il Hampton Roads Sept IL, with qua
sbip Bsc Murphy shield. 81 days with coal to
shp Mary susan G,der,leve New Bedford in ballast 70
Ship Southport Wilson Liverpool IS day., with coal 70 g.
Bulkey. I'd inst lat s. lon - exchanged ssnais wth 81
ehansed signals with hsrs Hebron Of Boston bound w
iron 70 mister 10Th ut lat s. ST. lon "a 80 picked up
ships Ions bos appeared 70 be but short time 10 ne
dy Sc 10 Scheter Brothers 5th inst lat al 81 lon D 70
,5cle hip Afes Of Buuswics from 81 Johns for London
nIse,. 100 dsy. out Sourd to Ne@Yort short Of proy
lions, upplied her with bread &C. 18th inst lat II ~ lou
6S 20 eHchansed signals with Bremen brig showing sigma
with No 105 The d. c experienced very sAt ~7Ans -
the ofthe Banks llh inst, in gale rom the z, wa,
BY sqns from the T. which hove me ye.e On nsf
beam ends blowing away foresah and oretopP'i 'sya
splitting fore and msiLtopssi.s
BIis Roreia. crowsIl. Portland with stone.
Brs Amos NJ Roberts Cof Beia.tJ G New orlssn, q
DAYS with Peck Church 81 INST lat 81 10 Ion
..ssed FS Sa.ny 9 Of ec 1'
&c Aus % william Johnson AGED :. years seaman died Of
seh1 Eagle (Br) Jssn Bay Of Fundy Is days with stone
sehI Sea Bird, Yates Fall River
sehr Flying Cloud Clifford, Hartford
schr Maids Haus, Portland.
sebf Arswsm Bessey, Wsreham, with nails to z
sesG Pearl, Kelley New Bedford with OIL bound to Al
ssir Martha, Church, Boston for Albany.
schr John Edwards. Small Phladepha for Boston
schr somenille CToveA, Boston for Philadelphia
BELOW-i bark.
wIND-surr,e n e meridian n E; sunset $. z
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Sept l6 70 miles 2 s Z. u Sandy Hook, whaling schr
John Adams Of and for Proyineeown months with -
tbs oil under jury having the jth inst of Bsfmu-
ds in gale from T. lost fore aud mAnma.ts Needed
sssisttnee-by the pilot boat Mar Taylor
July IS lat IS 81 :. on q W ship Geo Hauett H0wes
from Boston May y FOR Mairaa
Aus lat 81 y n lon q, bss Hazard Lord I'm sydney,
c. b foT Rio JsneiIo
Aug l6 lat - ~ lon. " bark showing bae
ess with white square 10 the center time baI Gani
Turk. o. bIushil. from New Yors for Marseles
AgE 81 lt 81 Ion o. ship Cheshrs Rich from Rotterdam
foI New Yart.
Ags 3 st O. 25 lon q tus Povhaiian sfNc- Ysfs Is
days from Havars for Trieste.
aug 81 o. miles nom fta OrEncTs tsrk Mary add 20
AID from Bremen for Baltimore
sspt DO o Hirss q G-orsss .tpsea Queen from Liver
200 iof Phi.ndr.ps
se1t Do no a. a. hHs ID sn. 81 snd from Eyfpor o'
Be filafs El.h 90 mi 10th f0pmssls
sept ~ iaf O. g. loo H - bsrs ~ iIn Itetsnu. ffHli
LfstDrt 'oF Boston
ris d. .et toaf Y.sri re- CrrnsI ssstr n..t dsarf o.
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