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The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

~ me General Government has certainly
been most liberal in donating lands TO Califor-
ma statement from the office Of the secreta.
ry OF the Interior shows that no less than o71
S0i acres have been donated to our voupp srstr.
67ls.324 acres for schools; 46oso ,cr.. s,r
universities; and 100000 acres for purposes Of
interna improvement.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

- The Masonic Grand Lodge, recently in
session at Sacramento, adopted very stringent
resolutions against duetling. They disgrace
those members who may engage in duels with
each other, by expulsion from the rights, honors,
benefits and protection of the fraternity. a bet
ter resolution wonld have been one infiic,ing all
these penalties upon members engaging in e,.els
with any parties, whether those parties be men,
bers OF the Masonic fraternity OF not.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

OHl-Our minister at the Spanish Court, Mr.
Soule, was SAID TO be in high feather with the
Queen at last advices This is supposed by the
descendants of the Puritans 10 be by no means
very creditable 10 Mr. Soule, inasmnch The
Queen of Spain, who is sad to look So iavorabiv
upon him. is notoriously of the most licen-
tiuus women in Europe.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

FOURTH or JULY.-By an advertisement III
another column, it will be seen that great prep
aratons are being made to appropriately cele-
braie the next 4h of July, at The "Tswer
House We glad that Mr.. Tower has
thought of this thing SO early, as we know of no
place IN the county iu every way well calcu-
lated for celebration of this kind, as the Tow I
House and surrounding grounds.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13
Information Wanted

NF MR. LECOUR CORY who left Wankc-
~ gan, H.. Two years ago, for California. and
intended to go to Shasta. since which fine no..
thing has been heard OF him by hisfriends. Mr..
LeaonK Cory is.abou. % yeans of age, and is a.
druggist by pn'iession. Any Information con-.
cerning him wouid be ihsrniSiny received by
his family. Please address j. B. Potter, at Slias-
ia, DR.. David Cory. Waakegan, Ill. Country
papers throughout this State pluase copy.
myl3 I'm
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

sB The spring season is remarkably back
ward IN this region at present. 1t is without
parallel in theslnemory of the oldest inhabitant
Instead Of those dry, hot days heretofore enjoyed
hereabouts in the months of April and May, we
have this season been favored with showers
without number. beclouded skies. cold winds,
and weather generally suggestive of overcoa's,
hot punches and stoves.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

RArFLEs-Me direct the attention of our read
ers to The advertisement Of Wright g. Co.'S Tenth
Grand Rattle, To be found on the 4th page. II
will be seen that these gentlemen offer great
variety of very splendid jewelry. There are
20S prizes. some of them of very considerable
value Their last ruffie drawn in Weaverviile.
we learn from friend, gave universal satisac-
tion
On the same page will be found the advertise
ment of Henry A. Smiths Grand Rattle for
slO0 COO worth of prizes. This magnificent
Rattle will be drawn in San Francisco ON the
4th of July.next. Tickets may be procured al
their Office n. w corner Mont sonlery and Mer-
chant streets San Francisco, and not al Wilson S
Exchange, pnblshed in the advertisement.
They may also be procured at Romans Book
store III his place. Here is splendid opening
for any young taan who would like to win a
small farm"
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

STATE PRIArER.-On the 4,h inst. B. B. Red
ding. of the State Journal. was elected State
Printer Mr.. Il. had previously Ieceiv.d the
nomination for this position at The hands of u
pislaInre
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

NEBRASKA REsoLUTIoNs.-A vote was taken
in the Assembly tie Sd inst, on the Senate
resolutions in relation to the Nebraska bill, aud
resulted in their passage by the following vote ::
ayes S.; noes 10. Mr.. Ring, representative from
this county was one of the precious 9 ten" found
voting in opposition to the resolutions.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

A NEW FLoURISG MILL-The farmers of Shas-
ia county will be glad to learn that Capt. Brice-
land is etfectine all The ecessary arrangements
to enable him to put in operation steam Flour
ing Mill in this place in the course of FIVE or six
weeks. We have not asceraned the capacity of
the mill. further than that it will contain three
| run of stones.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

CoxaREssIoSAL FAvoRs.-Our lhauks are due
Senator Gsvin and Mr. Nc Dougal of the II of Z
for numerous very valuable, public documents
sent us.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13
NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the subscriber until the 18th June inclu-
sve for the delivery to the Quartermaster's De-
partment at Fogt Reading. Of one hunderd and
fifty tons of hay.
The hay To be of The best qnnliiy Of wild oat
or clover, TO be we'll put in bales weighing from
three to four hundred ponnds eaehl
No bid fox less than, fifty tons will he oonsd-
erred. The lowest responsible bid will be
copied Bonds will be required ar twice the
amount Of the contract.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Hay' and addressed to the Assistant Quarter
master U. s. a., Fort Reading.
MORRIS 5. MILLER
Capt, a. Q. NJ.
Assistant Quartermaster's Office.
Fort Reading, Cal, May s. 1854. ml3a5t
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4TH OF JyEY CELERRATION.

WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE PuBLIC
that every preparation ia being made IN cell
sbrate the approaching anniversary OF our
ion's birth lny, al the
TO TVER' HOUSE" ;"
In style worthy of the glorious OCCASION In
deed II" exeialons or expense shall be spare, in
order To secure large. .Nell as II, happy gath
eling. As earaesI OF this will here state
that | will Elm severa,l free coaches down the,
valley as far as Teama for the accommodation
of all lacies, and for all those gentlemen. who,
may bmng ladies with them. Rrcnrci then,
The 4ih OF July celebration at the "Tower.
fionse LEVI II. TOWER.
May f3. tdc
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From Yreka.

We are under obligations 10 Cram, Rogers s,
Co. for the Mounto,n Herald Of the 6th;- and
also for file of Oregon papers.
Rh pes & Co. likewise furnished as with a
COPY of the Herald OF the 9th, from which We
extract the following:
The Legislature is to adjourn on the 18th inst.
We ,pe Mr. Whipples bill To make an appro-
pratt AZ for the survey of The Northern boundary
OF this State will pass The inhabitants Of Hi
nos Valley and the Alihonse country yet III
doubt as to whether they in California or
Oregon. as will be seen by reference to our Alt
house corresp spondence. Also. those fthe upper
snd OF Rogue River Valley, many supposins
hat the line runs within very few miles OF
Jacks ,nvlle. If snch is the case, there is "a
long rich and thickly settled country between
that point and the mountain, belonging TO Cali
tornia the people OF which now vote al the Ore
son elections.
We are Informed by Jack Horsley that he
passed drove Of 100 sheep, on their way from
Rogue River valley to the Sacramento. They
were brought across the Plains last season, and
wintered in Oregon
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13
Adams g. Co... EXPRESS.

Messrs Adams & Co. have supplied us during
the week with regular files of exchanges, for
which we tender them onr acknowed genients.
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SHASTA w nd l.Fss<aLE. PRfs IS
CURRENT.
conRxo7rD By BILL, BAKER ROBBINS.

SHASTA, May 18th. 1854.
Market nearly the as last week Busi-
ness continues good:
Flour, l0qll ShoveLS per doz. oSo3o
Corn Meal,kl dd Ilad0 Syrup. .Bosr, n e,6fn0,oo
Barley. 6a00 Chill Peach,s S, 30a35
Beans. Chile, alb Dried Apples, 20a22
Rice eChina.Nol |, Hale Coffee, Rio, Java. 24
Potatoes, San lose, - Teas. Inn & Gp.. 70
Trinity. Sugars, Manila, I4al6
Clear Pork, o5a27 No China. MS
Hams, 25a26 pd, crusl'd, 22n24
Bacon, clear. 00a24 Candles, admit. 3Do36
Butter, firkin, 44a46 Salt. llnOn
Cheese, 30a35 Mnckerel. Inf bis. 81 Oala
Lard. 10000 Brandy, s24aj
lobacco, Grape 5O.lOa Whiskey, o., 209ao ,25
Nails. II Port Wine, Sa25a2. so
Picks, per doz-, 24a00. Gin. Holland, o,25n30O
Also. Iron y ceufs per h.; Tom do. 1920 !:
Steel 30, Cod Fish 90 C7is.,n back 3oa3a
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

The Observation-Disclosures Bislcr has adj
dressed message 10 the Legislature VI sing tue
imperative necessity OF the passage Of ceriain
laws before the session closes. For this reason
he thinks the Legislature shonld not adjourn on
the 18th, the day fixed for that event. If the
people had any assurance that our Solons would
not continue TO spend their time as they have
done for the past four months-that is, in en-
deavorng to cheat their constituents out of their
say in the matter of the election of L. s. Sen
ator--thcy would doubtless be willing to see
them remain in session for several weeks yet.
. 1t is said by the Union that it is the intention
of Governor Bigler to call an extra session du-
ring the summer. The idea is almost too ab-
surd for any sort Of credence.
Mr. Dawleys bill for the extension of the San
Francisco front has passed the Assembly. The
entire San Francisco delegation protested against
its passage The State, however, owns several
millions of dollars worth of property therea-
bouts and men from the country generally think
that she should have the benefit of it.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

SHASTA BnK STaRE.-We reiurn thanks tu
Mr.. Roman for literary favors frsrni he'd with
his accustomed hberal:iy,
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N4TAGE;

N@TAGE.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- Fort Reading, Cal, until the 25ih of May,
for furnishing the troops at that post with
FRESH BEEF.
To. be American Beef-to be furnished twice or
thrice n week AT The option of The commanding
officer. The probable amount required each,
time so OF 100, weight. To BE good nerclianta-
be bsef of just pKoPontons of each quarter.
Z The contract to couiinae III, torue ,naing tho
pleasure of tie commanding oiEccr.
ED. UNDERWOOR,
May l3. 1t. < a. c. *.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

MErHoDIsT EPISCOPAL CHuRcH.-Public ser
vices every Sunday at l0i A. NJ. and u p. NJ.
Sunday school every Sunday at 81 r. NJ.
H. B. SHELDON, Pastor.
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] Z w ELR Y AFE l. E :
VAE.U UED At 4,00O:
$50 Prizes !!
1000 TlCkETS-S2. EACH.

ME UNDERSIGNED would annnnnce that
Il this rattle of vauabh. iewrIry (warrantr,l
to be pure and senniaeG will lake place Ii
Shasta on on er before the 4ih of Jnly next 4
tnil caialeg'se OF tbs prizes will be published
next week The lrwslry may now be seen nj
onr establishment, just below Adam's & Cos,
Banking aosse. b.. LEWIN 4 Co
Slasta, May l3, 1851.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13
Rhodes & Co.'S Express,

We desire TO return our thanks tn Nessrs
Rhodes & Co., for their frequent newspap perial
favors during the week.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13
NEWLY ARRIVED.
0A 900 lbs. GOLDEN GATE FLOUR.
600 lbs. OF Bakers extra do

~
81. 900 lbs. of No. China Rice;
1000 Corn Meal
10000 Barley;
4OOO Chile Beans
5000 extra Clear Bacons
5000 Sugar Cured Hams
40 Firkins of Goshen Buiter
5000 lbs. OF Pork and Lard;
10000 Crushed and Orleans Susars
5.0UU .' No. China Sugar.
1900 Peach Grape & Nectar Tobaccos
LOCO Black and Green Tea
1000 Rio Coffee;
5000 Apples. Peaches Walnuts, &c.
LIQU 20 s..
600 gals. Of fine French Brandy
300 do. American do:
400 do. Scotch and Am. Whiskeys
800 do. Port and Caret Mines;
o72 do. Holland Gin.
Also full ASSORTMENT of other Articles.
These goods have been selected with the
greatest care by myself at San Francisco, and
warranted to be of the best quality in this mar
ket which are now oiEeued for sale at unusual
low prices A. J. STEVENSON co.
III l3 II Shasta.
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r { n III E. r f.
ALL. AND EVERYBODY.

WYE. Ell E UN ERSIGNED being
w abont to
CL 0SE BLrSFN ESS
In this town. and having sold eua honse of bus
mess, possession to be given on ,he L5ih of June
hext, and being thcrefors compelled To close off
stock Ok nene hlndse. would imxae all per-
sons dssireus of purchasing goods io give ns II
CALL as are bound TO sell at prices which will.
Defy all Et0aDcfifion.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

COMPLIMENTARY RAEL.
A COMPLIMENTARY BALL will bs given
IN at Red Bluffs, an Monday evening, the 18th,
day of May inst. at the
LUNA KoU USE
10 Captain Henry Gilman, and the officers of
the Steamer Belle. Every arrangement will
be made to render it gay and happy occasion
TO oil who may attend.
HOMER A. CURFfSS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Justice Of the Pence.
OFFICE in the Court House.
Shasta, April j., 1854. 3m
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13
ATTENTION ALL!

A Ill PERSONS INDEBTED, To. TIE late
~ frm OF
CHURCH g. MIX,
And also ourselves, wonld confer great fivor.
by getting ready the dimes for SeiI clncnt
MIX, BENNETT y CO.
Weavewiie May 6h, 1851
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Personal Intelligence.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS
ss fsT; Dssad
HrsyasnsSs Henry MyFas Sasesd J0nSth.s S0s
Tails; NJ Taylor, syrscaso j. NJ cuteh0ns Canada; IT,
u s''=ss PEN CHASE. os
:''s ssE
con. do.
Phadslphs Hone b. g.
Major sp SS. ;f brooks Ns
Fsnn al Dr. Halss PAN Baltimore Hon
Al the Prescott Housew H Belmont, Philadelphia; s.
g; ah;s ought do h;snsaon do CAPT Lewis
ssr Francisco Marsh and lady, N VI 4. L. Baker, Buff
s' f aiss1a
G. a.
SsGrsss snS sn5 s h. Carroll and
and lady. Tohey cohsp, Mcclellan, Urquhar
Mrs isds and asssn.r s Car
R:s, IS,S..ss sssy
stecrags. '' - Wv
DEPARTURES.
the psns Arsnas and Gsos.s IN the steamship Star o.
James Beard, wife, servant and child Mrs Burns
servant ss and child Capt Jarvis Haswe Mrs Or Pal
Siild 7 strattcn and wife, Mrs TreadwelI Mrs Cole
Miss Cole, Jcnes, Medina, Medina, Medina, D
Medina Cornell and wife Mrs George Loughin and child
Mr.; .;n sehRaSs sI and w NJ Glsa.on Mrs.
Carleton and servant, JasAcCabe J. Deshon, Green
wife, servant and nfant Pearcc, Mrs Mecafe Mrs
Holland ei A. Th0s IA ss s;s Sss Tisdss s.cwaI
Miss Cook, Saxton, Abel Dcnison, Dickson II Glib
son, HUTCHINSON and wife, Miss Hutchinson, s L
jackson and three children Jos smith Jas Kelly
Davis, Mrs Burke, Miss Nelly Teive Miss Kinney, S
Qpsrles Mm HAT, Mr. 4 Akey and wife, VIM Lampe, n
Pease, VIM Anthony, wife, servant and 3childreu;
Van Reed Fishlunne, Resguard, Rev Tavero, Rev
Isabella, Rev Pnisi, Haswcl, Rev Csngiato and
Riley Miss BRIDGET MsAvoy, Mrs Michael o'Connor Mr;
Others in the storage
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
Shortest Passage Ever Made from Cen
trail America.
TWENTY DAYS FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

The steamship Northern Light, Capt. E. L. Tinkle-
paugh arrived at four O'Clock this morning in six DAYS
and nineteen hours from San JUAN with 446
and 1894 495 g h from San Francisco per steamer
Sierra Nevada making the passage from San Francisco
to New York in 20 days and IL hours-beng much the
shortest passage ever made between the two cities.
Nothing Of interest has transpred in California since
The sailing Of the last steamer.
The Northern Light arrived at San Juan the morn
ing Of the 5th Now left for New York the morn
ing Of the 7th. The transit from ship to ship made
in about 81 hours the river being high and the country
healthy.
In Central America matters remain about the same as
at last dates. Chomorro still maintained his position in
Grenada and onally made successful forays into
country.
The r. NJ steamer Dee left San Juan for Chagres and
Porto Cabello with the mails the evening Of Nov. g.
Capt Walker has been acquitted.
The excitement created by the Meigs frauds stil
tisues, as additional forgeries light.
Smyth Clark, the Mayors clerk has been arrested for
the embezzlement Of $500, 900.
The steamer Carolina had arrived at San Francisco
rom the wreck Of the Yankee Blade. Owing to rough
and foggy weather nothing had been done in the way Of
recovering the treasuee.
horrd murder had been perpetrated at Sana near
Monterey, by men, who killed the wife and child
The Northern Light brings the following
SPECIE LIST.
Duncan, Shin &Co $3.50 900 Drexel Co, $4,000
Adams Il Co. 500. $4,000 W. Seligman Co.. 1000
Wells largo Co.. 101 s51 Newhouse Spatz. 10000
Bloonipgdale &Co.. 80, 400
Order. .......... 2004S Total. ........ 1854, 405
lowing to the late hour at which received the pa
pers by the Northern Light give but little Of her
news Details will appear in our afternoon edition.l
LIST OF PASSENGERS.
II l. Stevenson, w De Forrest, Cowell, Horn, C
Middietrook Mrs Johns, infant and servant Barker
CT korsch Miss Porter 7 Fisher, Mrs West, D Tom
sharksy, " MeFsdden. NJ Jackson, + Lipmsn, Q
Day, Tut, Head, Lower, Francis wife and
infant G Rice Capt Kennest struter, Mrs Snyder
Cspt Chase and wife, Mrs s Lewis Mr. $tandsh and
Potts and wife, Jaekman, Robinson, g " Bond,
ry IRWIN. Psrr.tt. Manicn. q Hutton Grant,
J Insle., J Sheldon Smith, Purne, Owen and
Oakley, Ingerso Mrs Bell and child, Mrs Mckay
@ Otis, II w Rand Bryant, Bryant, G Gardner J
Hu'ep, Mr. pirgs, DGxbTsdge and wife stone Al
Adams Choate, Letch, and 356 in the storage.
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PROCESSION TO THE HOUSE OF MR. JAMES
". BARKER

In the Park the meeting formed in procession and
marched TO the residence Of James Barker Monroe
street Hating in front Of his house, Mr.. Barker was
loudly called for. He introduced to the company
from the second story window, by Mr. Oliver the pres
dent Of the Park meeting ana received with vociferous
cheering When silence was obtained lie spoke as fol.
lows
Fellow Citizens-Freemen of New Yerk--It is with
equal pride and pleasure that have learned that you
have been entrusted with the glorious privilege of de-
Tending the purity of that sacred insttuion the ballot
box from the contaminatpg touch of corrupt and law
rights of the people safe when in she keeping Of snch
as now see before (Applsusc.) In the cause
that you have this night enlistedtat Of redsemng
city from the corrutng influences that have recently
taken place In midst am With you heart and hand
and wish you all the that should
just and righteous Suffering do from q
cold, il is impossible for to addro~s you In
tended You WILL therefore, a3ow to return to you,
with heartfelt gratitude, my sincere thanks for the
honor You have conferred upoa by calling upon me
this evening.
When Mr.. Barker retired, nine cheers for him were
proposed. and given with great enthusiasm.
Mr. CHARLES I. Mills was then introduced, who adj
dressed the crowd, and was loudly spplauded.
The company again formed into procession, and
marched to the residence Of Chaunccy Schaer in second
street who comIllmented as Mr.. Barker had been
already. Speeches made by Mr.. Schafer and
Others, after which the company marched down town
through Nassau street. BY the various pcwspaper Offices
and then dispersed.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE,
~ All packages and letters intended for the NEW YORK
HERALD sAorfd Be sealed.
ALMANAC FOR NEW yoRx--rHrs DAT.
RIsEs...........6 ~ NooN RrsEs......... O Is
sur skTs.,.........4 43 HIGH 3 IS
Port Of New York, November 10, 1854.
CLEARED


ss ii SSas: RsssS Morgan
ship Geo hsriSns Post. Antwerp POST Rysrson.
ship Isaac Aerten, Sears, New Orleans WA Nelson 4
Bark Rocket, Saunders Rio Janeiro and mkt Crosby,
BARK Enact Gromey Savannah, stgrses Chairman Co.
nsfs sn @ Rs'r cs,S s s Post y'r'on
Bris yhs.s' Srth. Brown Para jas Bishep
.as: R.ssa yss ,ns
hrS S Ss0na RI RnoyaGn :. Johns M asstss
M Ksass ss%B'fr ssni'r
s sshr IehG q. ii.n Mobile Yo,dek scsmmon
sshs l. smith Dsrriskson, wilmington Nc, Doner 4
sesr Helene, Suites, wmins.on McCready, Mott Co.
snr HSrs sa{sar NeESsrn Has, , Sme Rem.
sehr John I,eii, RatDer, Ph!iadeipha, " Mckee
Sshr Warren, Chapman, New Haven master
ARRIVED
v,s ssm S. st,r Of The south Hsst New Orleans Nov
smS Sn sJR.nsss Skinner Rsh%ond with
and Psssensers, e tsd.sm rless,as,; 4.'
coal T. Russell vinins Nosi lat 20 lon q ex
ship Caroline Ns.mith. Kspney, canse r5 days, with
lon ~ ssw The wreck Of srisantine dismased water
ssn sas lower mas and bowsp stand
Dark yshannsh kils Giam, Jansen Hamburg, IS days,
S:syy y.s,h' lost oean mast asd bsse% sssss
,,Is s assy q ,ss assS nm 20 s.y with
is with t!e wreck Of brig wAterogged and
also dsmnstcd; boarded her found shc name oGoiim
len ON her Wheels she had figure had Of Sir walter Ra
leigh rot up some BAGS OF which unn fresh She
apparently bad not been long in that situation
ter, TO X DcWof " - 80 -
Irs Ceranium. Pearse rarmiSgdsle, Ne, days with
Sehr Lily, Jones, Wilmington, NC, days.
r Fiat ' As%ss% a ss.ssG sr ss
Setr somcrylle Robhinf Boston f.r philadelphia
Sthr Mount Hope. verrill Rockand
chr 8 Weldin, Smith, Providence for rhiadelphis
Schr Henry Clay. Delano. New Bedford.
schr I.irhtfoot, -, Rondont for Boston.
Sloop Editor. Case Providence for Kondout.
Arr yesterday accidentally Omitted steamship Atlantic
West Liverpool, Nov j. ~ An, with mdss and lA pAssen-
& s kas.s hss.. r. n,. sS '
=. shp Csosawatteo, arr ifth fP~m Brsnsa was oon.
dSRsd = , Ashagds Ast y J Deshtsl
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Scotch Know Nothing Is called D;rwn Ken In
rsScn the words said TO BE- Soft RSew. In Dutch
Ms fusetA u. In Chcctaw, CAsck a maizena, In TIA
original Arabic, PAegAi2AoYAwm. -
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Tor New York de; shr Zerviah. Downs from New Ysek
Home Ports.
ALEpxAnNDRiAIAr Nov brig. Andover, Hardy, AaA
Psfkps Niessrson Boston sehr, wst.en Jenss
Ssanp Ss.ss l,s, s. fs:ss
Gsid Dsssn s. Jehn NIB nth, Sears, Dishssai sshe
RB4A7TT;TcisS 10, 10 bark Archer, Lewis. H.,sn.
julius Brsn koSissssr 's rs.s 3 days. sssss AHA
a. S,J 1sa;s
Newbuyport sckrs Alexander Ssimsn Moors Pcrtsmousk
vi Ss
tewn Susan Tyler, Bacon rcrtlsnd Thos Page Weaver
ca ssr Dean. al ss esps oT1 :sSrs
AssFSs Pine West inS,s; Elise AM hoGpss
Mstssiss ata st; brig susan Orr Mason Dry ,rbor ia.
eth u = s "a III Az s% s, BAL
tel CASH ssssn 4sady and George Emuy Siehsrson.
& sp Kate HOWE Soerss csd 18th r bark
John Gardner pendlstcn, Calcutta July o. Below bes
ciixRLEsT0N-ArrN Nov ships Ysmasee wsmbsrsis~
London Oct Josephnc Harding Jordan NYork barks sA
%ci I. :. Dys = sy
dintcr, Reed, Newport cid bark William Rhcsdss Nevg
S sgss S S, ss 81 .,s
Art iosS sshr Hayward. Sheer, Boston, In the Road
new or EANs-Arr Nov ships Genoa Kelley. Csllas
Es%asS Ss'f S..ss $
.ssS. s Ss.ss
ss' SaSa rS ss lss si :
dad VIVA PIGEON, 0,Lsar,, Port L:yssa r,.--.,,.
BARK is%sS 'i%
y, r CD psS az, u.., Da ;S, al
queen; q skls s. cSsssS ~ isa RsssR
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PMiLADELPHIA-Ar Nov Is Pm. ship Trope BIRD
foulke Turks Islands; bark Union Hewitt hris
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~ rrines Csessins Leighton, Darien. Ca schf Masy
Cid steam schr Martin White sabn San Francisco schrs
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ship Mississippi. at Baltimore from Rotterdam had n
deaths on the passage.