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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-12
SATURDAY NIGHTS MAILS.
,eIVALoF THE GEORGE LAW.

>, Gold come Supposed Loss Of the Sea
= Rich Diggings. &c.
6 w. York. June a.-The steamer George
Nv ~. arrived from Aspinwall with the Califor-
: Us Us Of the 10Th ut, 43i passengers, and
p w gold on freight.
r o." steamer Sea Bird met with an accident
l ig,.Jed to send information to San Francis
She then LETT the coast, probably to try her
Al has not since been heard of. The sur
steamer Active went in search of her
~ is,rder Baker resigned his office on the 18th,
1 u -, who murdered Susanna Russell on
p f, ,ba Yankee Bla ie, has been committed.
i. fer will possibly be insanity.
/ ye.scl is fitting out to act as a priyateer UNI
6e Russian flag
IN Sharp has been shot by squatters whom
4 = orlered off his ranch.
l " 5;erings have been discovered on South
E NV Maine liquor law will be adopted by the
1 Nature of Washington territory.
hing further interesting. The papers bare
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LIFE INSURRNcE

No. =.
lih INSURANCE A MAN CAN BE HIS OWN
|ur EXECUTOR
v atn man has his life insured for sum
VIII cover his indebtedness,i it is like so much
4 ~ the Bank at his death, with which 10
M us estate without loss.
Tough man may have much more due him
.@ owes. A sacrifice of property is often
"6eato be made in order TO meet immediate
'uus against his estate, as creditors urge
Gains when death occurs. Many men
~o Pohcles-one FIR the family which no
rus against him can reach-another in their
name which at their death is like so much
sn ny 10 'her credit in bank. Men of wealth
oaI insure Us on this aceount-as no person en-
viii ~ H. BUSINESS can tell exactly how much mon
n Sn &c necessary to balance accounts for the
5 nsn. the Mutual Benefit system, each per-
Inv oa3 Tor the term of life is one of the COM
oros su annually receives his dividend of all
N f ;n"is' which makes the actual cost so low
b W I'VE I'VE TO pay the amount of their insurance.
Seem ~ = Knowles, agent at Richmond, Va, can
lorria" a as!ynehburg for a few days at DR.. VIM.
lan l2lt
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4rriraL Of The Star of the Hest.


y York, June 6.-The steamer Star of the
|st from San Juan, has arrived, bringing
|aIy sl,300, 900 i'll gold.
he loss by the fire at Ureka is about 100000
Vars.
The Legislature adjourned on the 18th, after
|ating the Senatorial Election bill and the Ex-
|aOn BILL
he steamer Southerner arrived at San Fran
coon the 10th. Among her passengers were
I Maker and large portion of his party
T rejoice to learn by the same arrival of the
ety Of the steamer Sea Bird. Her non arrival
Gated much excitement.
III row at gambling house at Los Angeles,
'amoler named Frank Dana was killed. Two
fsons wounded and several afterwards killed.
san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
"a "a, me 10Th, the Flour market closed quietly
~! -, u tor Gallego. Mess Pork 1913; Clear
Y. !, 30 Bacon. extra clear, SIG so. Hams
'I T wings OF st. Louis have nominated Luther
me- Aennett for Congress, in opposition to Col
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MISCELLANEOUS,

Wood siws, Stle aud Screw Pulleys. Webb Saw.
n 81 pas Sand and WI eat Ridde.. Curry Combs.
nof'e h,nsheS Horse Cards, Boys Axes Amat. mr.
F"os IN CHESTS carpct TUX, & Hammer. IrnX e.,
~ a'eis' i"nlh, " hiiewash, l,ir Shoe and CO H..
brushes. fla;ed Srectneles and Cases. pate,i.e
pics fn'htas aud Gar.eu Trow IS Wallets -.
nonirs' tane Inns Steel Wire and Spri,s Rat Tran.
Wolf aud Fox Traps, Gobe am, : bc.tJc. nan, a,b,,
article usually kept in -nch Houses
e--Asoh lot y: Fuzzy asket.. from the cLenn
est article to s'f and eight dollars eact All are Invited
to cal aud thu - IN"
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PARTY AT THE BUFFALO SPRINGS,
AND
Barbecue ON the TOP of Mount Pleasant,

az The Buii.o Springs, Amherst County, Il b., ~
10y 'pei ed on Thursday the . md Junr with Wy
PARrY and ON Friday, III" 23d, BARBECUE w.I1a
furnished ON tho top of Mourt Pleasant A splendid
BAND or MUSIC hns been engaged Tor tie occasion;
and neither rnins expens" will be spared maxi it
OF the erundest aifurs that came of in This
county RAINE Il KYLE.
INN G-ls
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Fomea's State Temperance Conrention.
Urea, n. Y, June THE second annual
Htng of she Women's New York State Tenn
nnce Society, was held in this city to-day
n attendance was quite large, comprising
rsns from this and adjoining States. Resolu-'
Us we're introduced by Mrs. Bloomer, and a
pied, denouncing Governor Seymour fer We
ng the prohibitory liquor bill. Resolutions
re also adopted denouncing the use of tobac-
as conducting to drunkenness.
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mDEATH OF Mr.. SNoDGRAsS.-TheW Wheel
Gazette confirms the report of the death of
Hon. +. Snodgrass, a member of Congress
Virginia. Itappears that on Monday last
vas engaged in business before the court at
kersburg, when he fell dead without strug-
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watches and JeWeJry.

a M oescri'"r hegs leave to announce to his
Is eca;. ana the public generally that he has just
i,or,, Nv" tr,nl the N,rh. lnree and well ect-
"a ,a,'n OF Gold and Silver Watches. He i, Iii
heJ AT smhi advance on Northern prices.
ryel s,,i Is OF good quality aud most modern and
ety or L. Also. Spectacles of assorted age; aud
d. o. Fine Fun, Extracts perrume,y and Fancy
,aogi, ,N'uhe In yonrselyc-, as charge nothing
n. TasnN gond. and hut little NOR. when sell
House ,, oASh' Shop crly opposite the MIR.
B W.ymhhurg. Nn. Is. w HIGH.
ala a'ehes and Clocks required IN HE best man
n - i, rae charges. Is. ". II.
!, -, < IL "ih",,3w
' Ann, ~; Al the Lang t,rue Ca Factory, EN-
e am. eN hhS. +. FIRST iute workmen good
IL pn,l instant eiapl"ymeri vii. be given. wish
PNar. st" lap"Iihg men Tor the haahee
"a 70 d3.. "a dI CiOlNohlhi'
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Dissolution.

rgNHE partnershi, heretofore existing under the firm
and style oi Bell & Jcnnngs in the prnprietarslp
of the Cabell House. has this day been dissolved, hy
mutual consent The subscriber has purchased the
tra interest OF Mr. Jennings and will hereafter be the
sole prol retor. He most respectfully socits conn
uance Of inera patronage Ia has hereofor receive
from his friends and the public ger orally promising thnt
no pairs expense sml be spared render them
Portable while they stop with him.
June 9Th, 1854. (ts) ROBERT II BELL.
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CoNcLuDED.-A dispatch from
,,hngton states that the Fishery and Canadi-
reciprocity Negotiations are concluded, and
terms said to be satisfactory to Secretary
nov. The Reciprocal Trade, proposed with Can
viii be considered as offering nearly all the
,ntages of Annexation. This Treaty makes
navigation of the St. Lawrence free: it
/. Us anrestrained participation in the Fish
]. and establishes reciprocal Free- Trade with
NADIA. in all the natural products, excluding. of
rr.e, manufactures. The Treaty will have to
acted upon by Congress and the British and
bnal Governments, before it is complete.
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bLrIMoRE, June 1.-The race to-day over the
hing Run Course, for the Jockey Club purse
|a,000, four mile heats, was won by the old
gaia favorite "Red Eye, beating zone Eye
/ aud "Fany Fern [Our correspondent
hid to place the horses, and as there were three
Es run, we shall not undertake to do it for hun,
|agh we think it quite probable that joe
nthe first heat, and "Red Eye" the other two
Inc 73-7 .45-8.20.
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NOTICE.

can he found at my Office. from o'clock. A. NJ. to
Il O'clock Z. NJ ready. when not officially engaged,
do any writing in the way Of preparing Deeds contracts,
wills and olhe instruments, Foreigners DESTROYS OF DO.
coming naturalised will be attended TO.
spl 2o.dts WIN. d. BRANCH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-12

eoRTANr FROM JApAN.-The English papers
,nin the important announcement, under date
Sanghae, April IL, that Commodore Perry
nceeeded in the object of his visit to Jeddo,
that similar advantages have been obtained
5e commerce of this country that had pre-
a.Iy been conceded to Russia.
rsa came condition is contained in both treat.
namely. that three ports are to be opened in
ear
There is no reason to question the truth of this
cement as in our last correspondents from
0ngboe, under date of March q, it was men,
ned that Commodore Perry's arrival from jed
wa. hourly expected. The field which the
cess of this important negotiation lays open
mr. commerce is immensely. Y. Herald.
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CONGRESS-.

DISTINCTION. June 9.-The House met. and
he announcement of the death OF Mr. snod-
!. of Va, Immediately adjourned.
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GAS FITTING.

AM fully prepared introduce Gas Pipe into Stores
Dwellings. Factories, the shortest notice. Hav.
ing had several years experience the business my
work may be relied perfect. am ready to give
estimates at any time will also furnish steam-ppe.
JAMES CLELAND
Practical Gas Filter. Main st
Wilson & Franklins old stand up stairs.
jun 7.dts
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Severe Case of Rheumatism,

SccTrsvILLE, .bem,nle Co.. Va,
Ma CHI 4th, 1853 :
Messrs. Mortimer q, Mowbray:- Gentemen--Hnyng
been afflicted with rheumatism for time in its
forms, and not being able to obtain relief from
other medic ues. | was induced to If, "HamPons Veg
eable Tncture,' few bottles Of which, am happy
saw have mnde perfect
At the time commenced using the TinctGre ]
scarcely able to walk. | now and have been for
weeks. entirely free from AL pam.
Yours most truly n. IL. MAY,
THE FEMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility
Extract FROM James Harris. Eos Letter Alexandria,
Va.-Aer speaking of wonderful cures on himself, he
says: Mrs. II has been suffering with the liver COM
paint and with inability, constantly complaining. fom
weakness. through her whole syNem She now enjoys
better health than TO ry years, being entirely restor
ed by the of Hampfon's Vegetable Tinctnre."
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Extract from
Letter from J. G ines. Esq, LouIon county Va-"My
wife has been for yeas Afflicted with great week ness,
pain in the breast, side and back; Ialpiiaion the
heart; feehcness OF the system; loss o. appetite;
complexion saow the sight Of eye almost gone, the
oihr We y weak. | pleused t, say, Hampton's
Tineure has restored herto perfect health Her eyes
m good they
~ Call and get plamphlets
Sold by J. II. SEAY. & CO, Lynchburg; Sewers.
Scottsvile; A j. BROWN, Charlottesville, and by all
Diugg ists t through out the State mar 2i-d&c1y
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$4,000 DOLLARS!!

Class Q
To be drawn in the city of Baltimore, Md. Saturday,
June "a.
IS Number Lottery and IL Drawn Ballots
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Will you Read the Truth i?

Medicine have merit ond grent merit 10 stnnl
"A the test ofpubIc opinion No arr of can
eavani-e worthless article keep up good
medicine. It it be rem "
good medicine will live be popular md ex-
tend IL sales year after year. in SPITE OF opposition
The peol L. readily FIND is virtues, mud the fnme m
Them pnsso, from Juth mouth with more rapidly
thnn wspnpers spread it. living witnras iesti
Tying to the medicine has mnde for him la of far
more service d an any newspaper advertising.
In pronl of ahal we say above, refer YOU to
HAMPTON'S VEGETBLE TINDTURE, and it's cf
iccls lts praise Is in the mouths of multiiudes The
best men in our country give their testimony its
wonderful Amnns them name Hon. II.
Clay. Hon. Rich NJ John on Vice President Of the
United Stat with hundreds of others Capt. Thomas
Gnnot-brolhcr To the celebrated physician of the
Emperor of Frauce--was cursd by ii of disease Of
yea s. Standing AFTER tho skill of all the Doctors Of
Europe and America had Gilrj to rure.
TRUTH is MIGHTY.
An Appeal to every Man and Woman.
.4nother CUREby HAHP TONS TfNCTURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor. every phere, bear the same
Testimony.
Read the follow ing Certificate lrem Indy endorsed
by posimasier Il, 4, Cuorcr:
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Boarders Wanted.

Boarders Wanted
M RS. MUNSON GAN ACCOMMODATE OR 10
III boa ders at her Boarding House LIST street, op.
poste the residence Of VIM. p. Tia iaferfo ESQ,
There is also an entrance from Main street. adjoining
the First Presbyterian Church.
Terns-$3 per week may I6-dlm =
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A Gold Mine!

A McGREGGOR & CO., authorized agents for the
"A Maryland State Lotteries would invite attention TO
the following rich Scheme for Saturday, June "a, 1854
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MACKAREL & HERRINos
"A Word to The Wise


mol Arrays snJfcieut--.everal words ar -eeded-
Il DE Burgs Super Phosphate Lime as fertilizers
supported by array of who have tested il that
ought to carry conviction to all. Now is the time TO
apply 1t to the Corn and Tobacco crops. 1t may be
had inquanttes to ,u with directions for USE from
mny 90 BE SACKETT
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LIGHT LIGHTI

LIGHT! LIGHT!
lust receiving anil for sale. Fresh Campi,ene and
- Burning Fluid Sperm Oil Lard Oil and Solar OIL
AT JOHNP. WRIGHT'S
jun 10 New Drug Store.
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Articles of Agriculture and Farming

Killing, Wedding Garden and Grabbing Hoes, Wedges
race og, Halter, Fifth, Pole Breast. Back at d and
Lock Chains Stretchers Sc,theBush, Grass and Bran
HE Blrdes 1athes Sand Rifles, Prur ing Shears, Br
ar Hooks, Pruning Kniv :. Lay and Manu- Forks
Scoop Sh1vsls, Cham Pumps. running Saws, Hay
Rak :, Hall bu-he and Peck Measures. Garden
aud Pow Lines, Garden Flows, new anhie' WEI
Chains Pa.h Hoes. Crnss Cut Saws Cow and Sheep
Bells Cotton and Wool Card, Sickles, NC. Il
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Smiths D, Hoscs, Manufactured expressly for our
selves. n superior article. English and American An
50 wills, Solid Box Vices, Cotter kty'd ditto,
5sssssy Stock and pies. Sedg &c and Had Hammers,
zgsa Stone Sled es, File. and Rasp, Iron Brace,
Horse Sh e< horse n e Nails, furrers' Hammers.
Nay ers Cast Steel Ociagun, ali sizes.
do square,fr IN 4 to % inches,
German and Shear Steel,
Picks Mattocks. Ames and Rowlands Shove's
round aud square Points, Coil Chan, Axles for
Carts &c. &
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House Building Materials :

Mortice. Upright Rim, Dead, Rural, Coltnge, West
and Carpenters Door Locks with pearl pearl white,
rose s"er.p bras, and mineral furniture closet
aud war Irube Locks; Bell cauinges and pull. large
assortment of f ench German aud american TViadDw
,ilass from 8 10 to - 80, Putty. Parliament, aud
Myer Hinghes. narrow and square Bpu', St'np mn !
II ook and Eve Hines Screws, Bo t. patent brads cut
AMI Wrought Nails, Finishing aud Flooling do.
Sliding Door Trimmings in sets complete. latcles,
Window Springs Sash anI Bllld Fastenngs Sash Irons
and Cord. Sash Puleys Frpnch faatenings, Porcelain
Brass and Japnnd Buttons, Sash ltoers Blind Staples.
Sand p amer &c Gr
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Carriage and Buggy Trimmings.

Snr;,os AxIes Hubs Fclloes, Sh,fs MISS. Carriage
Lace Seam ng and Pa>t,n. ito, Patent Cloth PAN
and Col'd Euameled, Embossed. Ena eled Canvass
duck. BI ck and Colnred e. ameled Leather Carnaee
Innings silver plated and brass Points ana SAND nah"S
ri Wheels Nal ea1e Iron all descriptions Car age
Tassels Centre Pieces Tufts, Carriage Bolts Oil Cloths
Frinees Carriage Knobs. Carriage Handles Apro"
Hoo sand Rings Spoke Trimn"rs, Wagon Bows NC,
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
CHARLES SIMPSON, s.M. srMpsNN
SIM PS0N g. BROTHER,
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN pAD.UnrE

kyles'n Corner, Main st. Lynchburg. Va,
lave NOW OeEAED A LARGE AID EN-
IL TtRkLY NEW STOCK up flARpw ,RE. CUTLERY,
6ms, Sodhefg Housekeeping A,t,eles Mechanics
Iaois. BRihg Materials, Far ting Utensils DC, Nc
10 which lheN nvItr the attention Il publ c Thrir
stock being i,ey and purchased exclusively for
their goods o the Ia est md most imgrore
# tie best 1f English aud American Manufacture and
embracing many heretofore Introduced into h mar
ke they safely assure those ,esfisg purchase
that they will find it equn il superior az, il IL.
city, aud wd compare iavurabiy with any the Slaie
We but respectfully invite AL Ia call an examine
Below BY be foutd list of pp'inn Of Our It ch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
Foreign Ports

Ar AZ Coquimbo Sept IS ship Capitol Lennon Liverpool
At Rio Janero Sept -, bark Msrths Allen, buditt, RON
Valparaiso for Boston -. =, o,
dss ship Duchess dOsn. Garland from Caso for damp
ton Dad. day banks NirSrsn Kennedy fm Bannore
wig orders Seneca Feinhsgen do do Sarah Chase oss'od
ado Sd nit bark Nevads Poleys for Boston. uuc
Sailed from do Sept 26 baTn PAsdin Cole, for New.Or
leans; Lerosq Manton do brig Coe, Hubbard, Nav
York. Bark Swan Duon for Baltimore, sailed low days
Al AsoiuusI ist nit brig Rosen, Post from Ne~ York
inst arr 10 sail SD for Apsschcoa Sailed Oct 20 brig Is
Young Wooster, Tobacco TO losd tor Boston a
Jere ne lot inst brig Monte Crsto Norhrop Tor ooseu
10 dsJsi sehr Costello, siuter. for do 9TH .
Arr tCsdenss I'd inst bark Caihsnne, Watts New YORK
Al Mstanzss 7th inst, banks Sc Joseph Kempton for New
Birc Ulmsr fnilh sugsr for Wilmington n CO brig
s. Tburston, BeGls, foT Boston. lde
At d., I'd inst bsris jubilee GOodins and r. A. Peroy,
Liesesang. dtsE .,,, -
It'll TO sail 9Th ship. American aver dss;
Pacific Humphrey unc Erie Curtis DO; Aphrodite, Hard.
Ing for NeS Orleans 70 sal same cay eAs' C9rnebt "a'
from New. York 6th Express, Boss, for do lah Lso'
Wet for do ST. Jaso to1s Dig for sssu. ana FORT
land; He.per Howe; Lucieda, TAR, and csseo Collins,
diss brig. Charlton. Lishtbone freight or charter
schr New Zealand McRas. for Philadelphia sE SID oh
brig. Torbo Mitchell Boston, J. Peters Smith NevOf'
esns; schr sar.h Maria Jores New-Vork .
York; huhpgum, Detey. DO via ssluai Gen Gesn, "a
vicon San Csyetaao to load for Newfok; Martha Asna
Bsbeock Pen.scs Sarah Hale. Crowthsr, Portland brs
Turks Island Sd int bsrks g. Hill, from New Org
fer New Orleans d.g ihr ZerSiah, Downs from Ne" f"f
for Providence, ready. q. ~ o-,--.
Bath; Jas aud LeitnitE New York brs' sa.l Eea
Morris and Daniel Webster. Campbell do "hf hsfJ pfo
ton Smith BOson-lta, shlp Arlington ryan VI iysi
ter E.stport CID Ilth schrr Ivy Green, Johnson New
York; Julia, Crowel, Boston.
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Bll Buoy srAYiop-Bisch ind white So. J, SOAR Ba7y
LshtAosse W aepsh lew water Of sprnk ndes feet
Frsm No ;,tssr n. bv w. fer No. distant nlis
CRAySEL Buoy srArros-Blsek and zhs. Ma D. sc~ Saey
Lishttos.s ". By 3, depth a. .ssf Ssofat ad,s -
feet FrD this Buov steer " w for me p'ant OF ~
Beach sB8 vheD sbat S. ysyds from this point seer '"
by " ". fer No 4. le.vos VI on the port 'sps -,
CHAkSEL BUoy Station Bl.sk No !. spar op'y' asat
FROM ibis buoy ,tssr IA syS Of mite, tbeace : ~ BY
W mile tb,uee W for Bu1, No s. Strsose~ ssf bet.
~, ,pehor below No s. a. tho snehops fround sood and
de, might hna d6eult to the bulahesd not &C.
fkuIsgrAp Buoy srariox Black sni White, No >, spar
p,o, Lsh pous. s eepth 'ow .ster Of sprins nd.s
s feet this buoy steer Tor NO o. "hiSn H-s' DC
LEFT on the srsrbe-rs hand A.
SOUTH BuLxBEAp BroY srArIos-Red No s, Spar Busy;
I,ht House Z b, deeth ,t loo vster OF sprinE ndes
fet After passsg baoy ves-s are 10 good .ncnoss
around the westward to the pont OF ssaen
eoni,r from the red baoys eft the star
board hand bael the port hand black and While
huey In midchAnneL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

woad.r, Ys-neh, Rsv-Ysrk cd erirs D. H.,r,
J,ehsoaville 10 load for CsAs, Versailles Psnxste. se
pAis Nov H. . :ehr' rsunsyy.a. s,sa.y. Ls.s,' De-
Bsier DO SID brig Hsr. lof n YOrtl b~r, J.ss.nS
. losd for Cuba; sshr. n: ketsh.n. Hspsia. Nosv
Went ss.i<tk ship Island oasen for S.sYs "s"f~h
I.snds sshs Robert s. soetton, Edward ca...ss rszts
Mary. Chsse, smitb6eld, Va SD schr, D E...ls ssy,
Pe.r O.prsy, Kinney ". Yorhi sehrsL John Iens. Pr
PhIsd-lPhisi Rushing, Weaver do Ann Maria fhss.s
PLYxoUTH-Ar Io,h. .chrl Belle Of Il. c.,. ~.
pcpd 18th Thomas. Ellis, NewYOk. Ga lsA. ssh, ~
forpis, HsAos, Attakspss ~
sAv.NNAH-Arr. Nc, IA bark Savannah sn.n. m.
U NJ ".sn.hips sl.bsm. sehencs New Yors, K., 49,.
stats. h,rde PhsdslPhsi bark Golden Age osnes HsS'
forti big Julis. Raw. Boston
An Nov Is bri. Toeeos, stin'on ROehpori, Ne ca ~.
sToSINGroN-Ar. Nov. II, .chr, j. Nieler.oa. Nah.
from -. (probsbly Provincetown) Ter New rori y.
for Albany in to repair boiler SD iih, ship % rasl
Stsies. Hall. Oehotsk Sea
ssLEM-sld NV. IL brig Martha wsshinstoo Anlsr..,
YER Cain DO D. l. sturses. Norris Nsv.yorh AT N,
IS hriss Roswen Fosom BAtmore; DE- Rogers Bstss D..
ton .ebr Helen. Mcleod Ransdsll c.i.s fof Nee fss
Clo bak wm Schroeder stephen Upton Baeae. Ayres sai
market sid barb WIN Schneider Ar Nov. ls barb Zo,si
Badly Montsvideo brs EuAls (Brl Crosby csarch Poss
TAMPA BAY-Ip por, Sd, bars Ton cor~in, c,tasr foo
New York vi. Key West, dissi proceeds to Auaksps y
losd fer New YoGt
New.Yors sid. l2,h sehrs D. P. Nlletts Sev.Loasss,
Hiram Phisney Newlork; schr Colon Page, PhisdelpaS
WILMINGTON, ~ Can Nov. IS, brig Mathew Klss
lBr Gun nr Liverpool Ga Nov ls, seAr Lime Rasss
Arr Nov H. .ehr Golden Rule Nslcom Phn.dslphi. CA
bark Morning Star, spsn, \. York; brig. G. w.Assrp
Csmm 81. Domibsoi Irene, Wss ~ You Weu to zee
schrs Berry, for New Bedford, Mas AID Lizzie Ra.s
for Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
Whalers.

CID at New Bedford 10th inst. bark Sea Flower a,conssr
Atlantic Oeesn
Sid from Dartmouth 10TH bark Sacramento Snow, Indian
and Pscfc Oceans -
sehr Alt.ush. Hammered, which At sipPissn i*h. re-
ports having spob stsen Ground Sept H. shr Panys
RAYMOND ksntsclet oil board iSih, brig Annsw,n
Clark Matf.poset oil board; 9th of Cansry slsnfs
ship ellis Besse New RedfTd boun1 soath Oct OF
T,neriae bark BENZ Franklin johnson, Beverly, 50 sP es
board
AT Keu. July a. ship Peruvian Husey. N.uuetet t@ sp
Heard from De; T. lat &c BY letters fro Capt Ross,
bark Dove OF and from New London On the llth OF Sep
smbe LAT 20 p Ion 81 40 in heavy gaze was hove on her
ends carrying a~y and flying s boon, aud o.sS
I'M of boxsprit four feet within tn shipped
sea which carried spsnter
nizeu and fore stsysas s the tstoes on tse lar
board side Of the deck all the bulwarks from fore TO Een
Rising on sbord side asd all forward OF the ssns~sy On
the eta, board side two bosts and stove two Others
SpokeB-Aus lat % S, Ion. IS s. T. bark Hector or
Warren lco bbls oil
CD New Bee ford 18th bsrts Less ri nee for Assntc
Oeesn Gov Csver (Of weGportl Pacific Ocean Sid lI'h
bark Dartmouth DO. , .
letter from Cspt Po1ie Of bark Elizabeth Of Matt,poset
dated of ST. Lucas July SO states that he hid erued On
OA Shore Grounds months without seeing whales Ms
arrived Of Cape Lucas June 20 which he had taken
ten whales maknr rs bbls sp. oil
letter from Capt Howtnd Of bark keoks, OF New Bed
ford reports her of and PNs Oct A. sill we'll with eo
so and wh Had recovered OF the ssanen
who bad deserted and ready to sail on another eHe