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APPORTIoNMENT OF MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE o
COMMONS.
The following is themanner in which the MEMBERS Q
THE House OF COMMON (l20) apportioned among I'll
respective Countless
lac S Sbues Oh NWperiano' Granville Guord' eac
The Counties of Davidson, Edgecombe, Halifax, Ire
dell, New-Hanover, Orange, Randolph, Ala
nance, Arson, Beaufort, BERTHE, Caswell,
Cleaveland, Craven, Duplin Forsythe, John , eaci
ston Meeklenburg, Northampton, Pitt, Robe
son, Rockingham, Rowan, Rutherford, Samp
son, Warren, Wayne and Wilkes,
The Counties of BnGcombe Madison, Surry, Yad-
kin, Ashe, Bladen, Burke, Cabarrus, Catawba
Cherokee. Davie, CASTOR, Gates Henderson,
Hartford, Hyde, Lincoln, Martin, Moore, Nash
Onslow, Pasquotank Person, Richmond STAN
ly Stokes, Union, Yancy, Alexander, Bruins eacf
wick, Caldwell, Camden, Carteret, Columbus
Currituck, Greene, JONES' Lenoir, Mcdowell
Montgomery, Perquimons, Tyrrell, Washing
ton, Watauga, Macon, Haywood, Jackson, Cho-
aud Franklin,
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EFUL STATISTICS
Government of the United states.

I'D ayr 11 1,,,<,r Starry
WILLIAM L. MARCY of Newly or Secretary of State S09
OF NentucSy secretary OF Treasury, 6UHp
JEFFERSON DAVIS of Mississippi, Secretary War So
JAMES DonDS, of North-Caiolna, Secy of Navy Soro
T. .TSoLELN "i Mchgah secretary OF Interior, 5000
JAMES CAMPBELL, OF Peunsy Postmaser-tTen Soon
CALEB CusHSG, of massachusetts Soon
UNITED STATES SENATE
The following is believed be a correct list of the Und
States Senate, after the 4,h of March, lSa3:
Democrats in lonan-Whgs in Italic-those marked
+. S. aresFree-SoiIers or AbolitionistsD
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GLEAsON'S PICTORIAL BoUND.-I HAVE
"a Volumes j., H., III, w. of the Pictorial elegantly
bound in cloth, and with gilt edges forming superb and
most attractive arInr ornaments The shape If series of
bucks of All pages each, and each volume containing
~ 100 engravinS of and all
the world of III all parts Of the glabe; of
famous cities beaut f villages; of pageanIs home
and abroad of fine maritime vcws; and Short Of
infinite variety OF interesting and subjects; with
tte-pages and indexes.
Besides the many illustrations, they embrace in Their
pages vast OF orig nal tales ske cles pOens
and novelties from the best American authors, with
rent record of the times altogether forming
ceedgy novel and elegant series for future reference and
present enjuynen both in regard reading matter and
illustrations. For sale by
II. d. TURNER,
N C. Bookstore
Raleigh, Oct II, 1854. 93~
n ANDS! LANDS!! LANDS !!!-FOR THE
EA IMMIGRANT AND CAPITALISTS! Persons in
search of homes Investments in Texas respectfully
invited to Office.
We have for SALE than two hundred thousand acres
If land in parts of the State Titles guaranteed
Land located claims against the State individuals col
lected and adjusted.
Office OIL Congress Avenue, City of Austin, Texas.
As buy land commission strangers will find it to
their interest TO purchase through
RAYMOND, FREEMAN & CO.
Real Estate Brokers, C1,tecting anil Land Agents.
October IL, 1851. "a
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LETTER FROM MIR. SMITH.

Raleigh, October ID, 1874. %
LETTER FROM MIR. SMITH.
RALEIGH, Sept %, 1854
IL lie Eaitor II III !To@5trd:
have just returned from New York and Philadelphia
with elegant and extensive assortment of
variety and sty!c French, English fabrics
for The Fab aud Winter trade al SOL and of which will
thank YOU Your readers design
give them richer better, and cheaper goods than they
bought hefrc They CONSIST Of
Black silks and i;omhazines,
super French and English Marines,
Rich French Cashmeres,
Plaid Marines and Alpaccas,
Cashmere and Plaid ShawIs,
CLOTHS and Cassineres of ali kinds
French and EnEiish Prints,
High cOIOred Ginghams,
Cloth TalmaS and ClOakS,
Irish Linens, ali qualities,
Velvet Trimmings,
Bcrases, and Laces,
Stockings and Gloves,
Rich Velvet Bonnefs, &c, &c.
Wishing health and happiness and great in
your business operations, remain
'''' Is: b. SMITH.
September %. 1854. SS-tt
NEW STORE!
Fall and Winter GOOds-IS54.
EEcGEE 81 WILLIAMS ARE NOW RECEIVING
and opening at the Store "EnGrl{ ocenPsd oS W.
1df HYGhisn.
FRENCH,
SCOTCu,
IRISH
GERMAN,
SWISS and
INDIA DRY GOODS.
SILKS.
DRESS GOODS,
SHAWIS,
CLOAKS,
MANTIILAS,
RIBBONS
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
LACES,
EMBROIDEFIES &c.
All Gf wc having been bought upon the most favora
bic terms they feel confident that purchasers will find to
call and examine their stock before supply
ing themselves elsewhere
THADDEUS MCGEE,
ALFRED WILLIAMS.
Rule y1, Sent 3
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w. H. & II. S. TUCKER,


1t Aei, Ne,c Store No. 8, Fayettecc st"et hotnh n e
RE NOW PREPARED TO EXI5iBIT THEIR F ~!
sT y"GKc9 7kIs Sp GE H DkY o DDS
comprising of the largest and most varied
SINS, DRESS IF GOODS. sHAw!s, cLoAKS MAN
TI1IAS. RIBBONS, HOSIERY, EMBROIDERlES, La
CES LINENS &c, will be found in this Stock IN great
varieties. Their and the publ generally are
earnestly requested call before purchasing elsewhere as
Call and ss see our stock of HATS and GAPS
Store all the modern styles namely the Eye Orsne
full stock of mems wear Groceries and Groekery; p
RNT III. & II. S. TUCKER WOULD RESPECT
fully inform their friends and 9th the PnSe e that Pb one
dcpha where they have made additional purchases of staple
and fancy Dry Goods Hats SHOES, and Groceries Having
@ % le eeHp enabled 10
N B-A choice lot of FurS Comforts, Cnbrtlis over
Ralsgh Nov 20, 1854. 1o4-
NEW SHOES JsY ExPREsS.-.A VERY LARGE
lN and late arrival Shoes, the Manutacurys in
1nsd embracing Walk " %s sTfi UckE
June 90 1854. d9-
q MOTHER SUPPLY OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL
EAMedium Crown Moc>kn Hats called 'ihe Young Mans
''' w II. & r. $. TUCKER.
FbREss TRIMMINGS AN M H F { Ei;;Krr
Ep IBBoNs, GLOVES, UMGRELLAs and A :AS0LS
He- ISteepIe Tops w. H. f. ;. TICKER.
New Furniture Store.
TENITE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED \ FURNITURE
q Store Fayetteville street opposite lawrences Hotel
where he Will keep constantly hand good stock of
Furniture such Bureaus Warrubc, Chairs, Bc!S'tads
Rocking Chairs Revolving GLARS and variety of
articles usually kept in such establishments, made OF Ma
hogany, Walnut. Poplar, Maple &C. &c
All articles in his LING manufactured 10 order with
despatch and in the best style REPAIRING faithfully
executed
COFFIN MAKING.
lie has provided himself with and handsome
HraSe and prepared To manufacture Collins of every de-
piOn of Mahogany Walnut, common wood.
His shall be reasonable and his utmost Cndeavors
given please The patronage of the public respectfully
solicited. HENRY j. BROWN.
Raleigh, October L. 1851 94-3m
"a OTICE.-Was taken up and committed 10 Jail, in
u the County of Nash, on June 25th 1854, negro
man. who his is TOM and belongs 10 the heirs
Of Billy Fosters deceased. Tom, from his appearance
to be about twenty-five of age, black complex
ion, and has than ordinary space between two Of
his Under teeth. The is requested forward,
prison charges and take him awav lie will be dis
posed OF according o law \. r. BAINES,
l-wtf Sheriff.
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MAGNIFICENT SILKS.


TryIIE RICHEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT SILKS
the City Of Raleigh, just in time for the
State Fair.
BY adams & Cos Express have at hand this morning
by far the Richest and most Magnificent Silks Plaid Striped
and Bridal exhibited in the old North State.
The ladies' Will please cal early send their lords to
supply them with The N'e"dd and Fashionable Paris
Sk equal any imported, from $50 to go per Dress
Z Il SMITH.
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HDLEASANT GROVE MALE ACADEMY,
a hake Forest, A: civilian NJ. CRENSHAW, A.
b., PrncpalThe Seventh Session institution will
Commences on the End Monday January Tuition from
81 to SIS per session. The Academy situated mile from
Foresvlie The location of this institution for health NOR
atty and convenience cannot be surpassed by any The
Trustees Of this school have than realized their expec
tatlons Mr. CRENSBAw teacher would saw to the
public that he is thorough scholar good instructor
Board be had SIS per month For further particulars
address DIR. WESLEY HARTSFIEID
Ferestville, Wake Co., n. c..
NOV 20, 1898 ST.
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SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.

lrohna:-
districts.
31st.-Alamance and Ran
dOlph,
32nd.-Chatham,
33rd.-Moore and Montgom.
cry,
34th.-Richmond and Robe
son,
s.5th.-Anson and Union,
36th.-GuilfUrd,
37th.-Caswell,
3sth.-Rock;ngham,
35th.-Mecklenburg,
40th.-Stanly and CabarTus,
4Ist.-Rowan and Davie,
42nd.-Davidson,
43rd.-Stokes and Forsyth,
44th.-Ashe, Surry, Watau-
ga and Yadkin,
45th.-Wilkes, Ircdcll and
Alexander,
4Gth.-BuIke, Mcdowell and
Caldwell,
47th.-Lincoln, CASTOR and
Catawba,
.4Sth.-Ruthelford & Clcave-
land,
49th.-Buncombe, Hender-
son, Yanccy and Mad
ison,
J0th.-Haywood, Macon,
Cherokee and Jackson.
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FASHIONABLE and very becoming Had Dresses also
daily expected together with superior Ladies 7tinaS aud
with other desirable articles for the
Raleigh, October ID, 1874. %
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S25 REWARD.

S25 REWARD.
= A-urday morning last negro woman named ELLEN,
about five feet eight inches high, dark complexion and
had purple homespun dress, and had with her
peras-checked homespun dress fear she may obtain
free and endeuvor to to free State She %
Years of age.
\ of twenty-five dollars will paid APP
prehenson and delivery twenty miles west of RAJ
that get her again.
Wake Co. Nov. Q, 1854. 101-tf.
a SITUATION is WANTED BY A YOUNG
IA man. private tutor teacher of small Classical
Sclol who is qualified to prepare boys for the University
and p Ocure the best recommendations.
Flcase address, Immediately H. T. j. Fayetteville N c.,
box No g.
ecember ~ 1854. ST
THO THE PUBLIC.-THE SUBSCRIBER, ANTO-
IL MO PIZZINI, Foreign and Donaestic CntectOner and
Fruit Dealer formerly of Richmond, Virginia, has the
pleasure of informing the citizens of Raleigh and the adj
acen country that he has opened three doors below
Messrs W. II. & r. S. Tucker
A Splendid Confectionery and Fruit Establish
ment!
In his store will be found all times all that is nice
sweet and agreeable to the taste Believing that the
of the place desire the establishment of
kind he hopes by attention to the trade merit portion
of its faVors. ANTONIO P1ZZINI.
n. B. He keeps constantly hand
Rqisns, per whole, y and 4 cordais.
boxes, Cigars of all kinds
Nuts of all kinds, L rcuch and German
Figs and Prunes, Fancy Goods
STEAM CANDIES fancy and plainl MANUFACTURED by
myself and warranted he nitedS States
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J. CHLOSS & BRO.
DEALERS
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, &c,
RALEIGH, N.
eey Call at LoUGEEs New Brick Building, next door to
Col. Hutchngs' Sadlery Establishment
1e's-Cash, credit, if settled every six months.
]. SCHLOSS & BRO.
Raleigh, June %, 1854.
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Districts.
1st.-Pasquotank and Per-
quimons,
2d.-Camden 4 Currituek,
3d.-Gates and Ch0wan,
4th.-Tylrell and Hyde,
5th.-Northampton,
6th.-Hertford,
7th.-Bertie,
sth.-Martin & Washington
9th.-Halif;lx,
10th.-Edgecombe,
11th.-Pitt,
12th.-Beaufort,
13th.-Cravcn,
14th.-Cartcret and Jones,
15th.-Greene and Lenoir,
Observation-Disclosures,
lIth.-Duplin,
1Sth.-Onslow,
19th.-Bladen, Brunswick
and Columbus,
2oth.-Cumberland,
21st.-Sampson,
22nd.-Wayne.
23rd.-Jollnston,
2ith.-Wake,
25th.-Nash,
26th.-Franklin,
27th.-Warren,
2Sth.-Granville,
29th.-Person,
30th.-Orange,
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Our Paris tors.syouds, &C..

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isy sDr-rsafon, y Hsnga,y 81 re'aad-Sssiosi sax
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he rate a sisogvsi ~ cofnerrAl il. hss serssaei sLs
downward mo'esfai 4 Al ssesdtls fslway shares "a
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ass. ,ssgpiss spsrit ! b.riosisr % prevail .asax
many rho, ihfs~ s~ets go ainEsg W their hA.~
1o4ing ayos M army = rinos esftssassa dsoussl
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cent snd nosshoui sa,ssa. ussrs,Asa ,iss, IN. car,
q isse ~ 49, = Ut s.os, y commence we srp-xe
- 80 s1hiHss - SEVERAL ysars All so se,assi 6~
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fhsss shish gfsraH In owr r~ns s,ong ihs eoNss
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nan has ho' iost his manbeoi, ssi pr< eas soa-
nass ihsn 0af yarsss IT, insfelbts eretfioss shleh
fhs gussl.a army sssass - - naiisg v fsisia 40
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eha ~ he prtaxtysi se<s3 ~ sttfw Hn ~ ftsf a.
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Republican dslesAIss from the several wards compris.
ing the sixth Senatorial district met last evening" and
unanimously nominated Charles Psrley - candidate for
senator in ,ha. district The Republican Executive Com
itte~ being in session last evening" the nomination
reported TO that body and confirmed
CONSTITUTIONS HALL-BBouLAR WHO f0hfSA.
TIONs.
For Comptroller Robert T. Haws; sheriff, VIM. :.
Duke: Conn Repairs and Supplies, jos south
worth. County Clerk George v sherwood; street Com
missioner, Joseph =. Taylor Counsel 70 .ntpofsuon
Theo. r. Tomnson; City Inspector Geo. w Norton
Governor of Aims House. WIN II. Albertsoni Corot ers
Dr. John Ives Cyrus Ramsey Frederick w. Ferry saml
A. Hills Justice Of Supreme Court, Edward y, C1sies,
Superior Court Lewis II. Woodruff Murray HOFFMAN;
Common Pleas. oa~,bridasp Itvspgs.cn Msrins Court
4 h-s. ~ Pad all
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CITY LiTICS
TUE CANDIDATES. IN THE FIELD.

We rive below revised list Of the candidates In the
field for legislative and charter Offices Shoad there be
any error or omission candidate ai ooge by sendiug
correction this Office when Il viii be attended to-
We desirous 81 having perfect list BY election day
ii possible Candidate would DO veil TO state the dis
trict party, Of what shell by whom endorsed, &c.-
fThoe marked Il. H. haze aesa sadorsed By the liquor
deaisr; H. 8 ha shes; r. gvpsbi ~; aad X. n reforU
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Ma n n Hans - Troy, hss recovered ~ IN hsrl
80 fgss.1 E.sr pslfrs.< t1utsny ~ lntorss 80
..irss ' y 80 'rsns runnfv te~'.sf, tT'~-a hssnv
a.a Itss y h aMM~I v .s~h
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shel'ons Brass Band. composed Of the e.dent, n "a
Eighth and Aia,h ward, n Y. Fa,ym sksts Agcaa
Rt the knicA booker Hall.
The following companies have visitsi lob ken durn
she past wts--on saturday oct 20, the Nice Innne
yn, - also the Hioernis Guard Capt. lea.ssd Giaa
hcDa the Foorteensh h ward of New York, npsni' n
hAnshAn's hand. They paraded 80 muskets. On Mon
coy, 'he I'D, the hemps'ead Musketeers, Cat.
{oner, from the Tenth ward, New York, accompanied
y, sleton's Band, numbering 50 musket4. Twentyone
from the Ninth ward Capt John Bolau tue Nssat z az,
bTers Band accompanying. They mastered 20 muskets
and rsdeccd great credit upon themselves. on faosy
csIpaaied by the saahington Brass ssnds66 maskc's
40 the Amsr,cus Guard, members of Ho~e Cempsny
No. !. Of brsnAl,n stewar' Band. ami nu noedng Is
nus~ets. The above visited the Mansion House.
The following companies have during the week visited
TIE Weehawkcn Ferry Pavilion: The s.ifa. n,go
Susrd C-Pt Stephen A smi b. numbering IL sna-sets
thc whfshAh Guard, Capt James I. Marpny with R,-
On, on'sEsnd, 4S mu,kets the Old Sport Guard Can,
Andrew Matthew on their third annual cxcursi,n-iO
mpAets the Umpire Light Guard, their 6rh nnnasl
ucusicn, capt Lcuis Fransway IS musaets; also the
lo~ and Garner Guard, Capt. II, Psimer 90 ua-fets
Tbs eomtany was received by Governor Pi.c. or New
SsErty who de'eredan eloquent address 70 thc the
occ&sion.
M sAc Nursisr or Charles JohMsOs
kiHos COUNTY COURT or OYER AND TERM SHR
Before Judge Dean and justices Stryker aud ns
foURrH DAT.
"ovVV uiht Whr cUnCtuutu yesterday morning. In
anticipation Of hearing the verdict long before the hour
bad arrived for the assembling Of the Court the room
and Hobbies leading 10 II were crowded
Shortly afer ~ O'Clock the prisoner brought into
the room by an officer He appeared to anxious aud
ever; movement towards the door woni attract hs At
tenen, a. eager to the jury and know hls fate
Khe jury, which had been out sixteen honrs were then
sent Tor and informed the Judge that they had not
agreed and wnhed 10 know waeher they could md
the prisoner guilty Of homicoe.
Tbc Judge then read the statutes 20 what was ,i
Ia andt
sisuter. lie informed them Of the necessity of agree
IND And sent them back.
Shortly beie II O'Clock the Jury returned aud iaiorn
cd the Judge that they had agreed upon verdict anil
find me prisoner at the bar guilty of " nurderu
Juoe Dean then asked the prisoner he hsd anything
10 Az why the sentence of dea Ia should not be pro-
nouDced upon him.
Ths prisoner said, am not guilty, and that IL AL I
hAve TO say"
1hs Judge then gave the prisoner the usual ad,non
hon alter which he sentenced to Lo hung by tho
neck until dead, on tridny. December 2fst next.
The rsssacr II twenty years old ami vas born
In Irrlsnd His father and mother both living sni
In coult when he was sentenced.
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CLEARED.
Steamship Atlantic, West Liverpool, = Collins ms,
Ship mnadsnn nasss chesvsr
Ship sSsshdrmntsn Pratt. aGnGTa ass.an
sbip Aiironlask, Taylor, Glsssow . 5 lines %.
Ship Humboldt tHan), Paulsen, Hamburg schmidt
y. Ews
Ship Nathaniel Thompson, MoCullock New Orleans II
Ship Abby Langdon, Hall, New Orleans. Daacsn
Ship sepator Coffin, New Orleans, Stats L CO.
Ship Nebraska, Bestmsn, Savannah Henninss, Muller
ssR s1. oo ts. a'T :ssn wn sas
Bark Hicks Latham. Rotterdam schmidt Go.
BARK sarah jane drumsy Mobile, ssursss cisar@sn
Orig Iyen. Was sss%s Brett Son
B Porto Re- Dew oad
scsr Roscoe psrfns jaSmsi Sr1ok man Co.
ysasy
sehr Ebr9 Lord Boston eaSs;, G. G., Peters
saSr sssiai 1 Small
line
gss
Nashville hence for charles.on sunday Pm OF Cape
steamship James 4dger, hence for cHsrieston.'
50 20 T Thompson gspne" H. "0
Bark Empire, York, Acssina Dec 10, with fruit to
Lawrence.
Ess.ssn ef Es,pS Psstios i
u II Nevius Son
Brig Richard (of Thomaston) Bentley. Laguna rs days,
with logwood to Pavenstedt Schumaqher vessel co
Buck a Co.
Brig suwannee, Joslyn, st Marks days. with cotton,
&c, tosmalwood, Anderson h Co.
Orig Emily, Davis, Charleston, days, with cotton and
RICE to Durham Il Dimon
sehr Harriet stoney, Erries Charleston, days,
Schr BENJAMIN Harrison, Gas Washington NC, days.
Schr $ Ruddorow, Midget, Washington, NC, days.
Schr Yorktown, Colo City Point, days.
Schr Wing OF the Wind Pearsall, Virgins.
Schr Native American, Daley, philadelphia.
Steamer Totten Lewis, baltimore, 81 hours.
RsrvRrEp-The ship Cornea Lawrence, Knapp, which
sailed hence for Liverpool the 9th inst with Of
grain &c despatched BY lawrence returned to port
this morning. havna for the first eight days out esperenced
heavy NE gales and tremendous which strained the
vessel badly and caused her to leak and the pumps
ing choked deemed ii prudent TO return.
BELOW.
Ship India 55 days from Paermoi bark Emperor TIA
liam brig, name unknown-By piloboat David Mitchell,
No ..
One ship and two barks, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship Illinois, Aspinwall; Lamar, London; s VII.
letts, San Francisco.
Wind during the day NV.
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EssSSr Nc 81 S a' with hit feet water tor
sr canocA at Philsdelphis 10Th from Rio Jsnero for
the ss day. espereaesd heavy westerly gales lost sails
nvslat the capes o. Delaware.
Sur Ssssss, ., boston, on Feb le s AN, Nantucket
Jsrol,lys ifs bark inside he shoa with sails
wna.,ss pass cH.nLs.Tos PsoHsr, Of New Bedford
sssrd ~. % on and insured ssaiord tho
s.,ss , n. oS' 70, s Unen Matu,
Ans m y. Witch vas ashore on Ipswish Beach
srre .sst $40 boxes o. oranges has beon saved in da
BnIe TipruiAs, At Holmes Hole from Norlesns for
nes,ss IL NEss,s Ms' ut in lat Is iOn7s 40 lost 100
osrsr Ne S s sS ana Sssi s sasS ~ was built at
Bnla cysrAvvs stranded at Turks Islands was an AZ
a. sas = N"'''' A ~ 1870 10 IONS and valued
nrrc pAnr. abandoned on her passage from Savannah
leland IN is5s, IoS tone and valued 5000.
Bnie oRHys, At New bedford from New York, was in
hsis kHssksd In her stern.
as hss We, s.ai Of ssh met, from two to hvo miles
80 seAag M got ~ and tovsd 10 rhiiadepha 10Th
seAns kosE nAIL .sD ELIZA JAsr, from Noriork for
al ssv,S, = rhisaslfhis iS,a 'A'P'' "'' s0' On
s.s Ls.os ~ hssn 8, "a shore a. Cape Hsnlopsp
for ~ Nfutat q all eoncernsi
sfrn CnHu.onrrrn, abandoned on the passarc from
NilwFa ~ tarisr. ~ ift teas but a Georxc Me-
y re- ssia = saaa". aRd rateaA2
seas sssy 49, Jss.', z ssa fssm wss,ror. for nos
lst hart ths gale o. the 18th inst and went
s.hsrs a Nadia is.sa The dses load % wood was
trcre esss ssa asasuai attempts made 20 heaye her
- ns1t 49, NE has nee hgtt bat be saved after
esesAtfhf toe rarre 10 the held.
Qvs-rry 81 ieter sshore on the south side Of
SspsssIs % Frpy isf, vessels mast With risrias
ard al attsehfa Seating back of the Breakers
spoken.
sAr ftera klrr nsyews len Bosson dec ~ for Hong
keas ysn ~ ~ y sa a 2. "a. s,ssrins ~ E,vi,6
sad eut wlna laxht from kNE. the
fgs sag 1l.ret ton bcsen Dee 80 for ssa Francisco
NAfs tel1an 81 uosian. for Genoa anA "A Jarvis.
Trlssts iotk hem Nsw Orleans. wtrs Jsa % lat -
80 n w,,a-., Ss,,a,. s,.u x.,u. a, t.x.r,oo,
- esss, = ssss kss hsh,.
thp nnls % Aasasts, frsm Hath fsr Savannah,
Isrs tss.ls.s z 80 . ~. from Wee Haven Tor mar
=. 4: s :sss:ss ;' =; a. =. "a, 's |. -;
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