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Interior Eneam pinente.
! AGNoI.IA No. A, Baton Rouge, meets ON the
eeond and fourth Saturdays Of each month.
CUNT SINAI No 8, Franklin, La, meets on
Srst and thigd WsaseeasssIa saeh month.
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M
In eoncusioD undersigned respectfully collects careful
nafison Of the Of the above Springs with
the South. Saeh examination he sashad will
them invaluable ID the acute chronic
dsa
jyli CHARLES CULLUM, Proprietor
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3. %. D. #.

Rames Of 0facere-Ttme and Place Of Meeting.
TINS r. VI, GnAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA l. o. o.
FymAetssemi-annuay. on the fourth Tuesdaysn Jan
nary and July, Ia Grand Lodge Room. Odd Fellows
Hall. corner of Camp ind Lafayette streets. New
6feAns. 0isers for the present james Stock
Ton Of Commercial Loug4 No. ~, NJ w Grand master
Bernard uuhen Of Union Lodge No. g, W Deputy
Grand Master; Edward pilsberry. Of Temrlar Lcegs
No i8, n w Grand Warden Thos Shields, q Union
Lodge No 6, n W Grand Secretary Henry Wililamss
III Commercial Lodge No. Ia W. Grand Treasurer i
CIV Race, Of Commercial hodes No ~, and Henry
Bier 81 Hope Lodge No IA Representative 60 the v
q Grand Lodge 81 die d oh&s y Whital Of Crss-
cent Lodgs No 3, W Grand lhsplsn ehas Church.
hi Of AIsSshants Lodge No. a., Y arsnd marshal
DslesdefnIsr. Of Southwestern Lodge No 40 w drand
f;0nducfur; III Milspaugh, Of Covenant Lodge No A.
~ Grind Guardian; ] Frankford, of Crescent Lodge
No 81 NJ afzad Hefaid. District Deputy Grand Mas
fsrs Hejstx p Jefferson LodGe Nc District No.
4. ~ It'll III Dxteleor No "a, District No A; 5, L.
~ Raniatf 81 st bafJs No 90 District No. b; Nj Camp
fsllpf Ne Landry No 25 District No. 81; O Harbse Of
f,ssnto No 4 District No. T; H. Himan of Carroll No
nj pjstrict No 8, Fennimore of Trinity No 81 Dis
fyjot No 81; John Moore Of New Iberia No So District
No Ii; H Hupsicka of Meth No a, District no ~
J Hoiey Of Prairie No 81, District No u Ut -
Foett of Columbus No ~ District No "a U z Lang
worthy Of Clinton No ~ District No. l6i Faust Of
HERNIA O SO DisrictN No Is; Walter Bailey OF ohe-
All Communications to TIE Grand Master or Grand Score
tary should be forwarded 20 tns once Vi sec
retary III Odd Fellows Hail
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EeLADoN SPRINGS, ALA.-The pro- 80,


IN preo of these delightful Mineral Springs situated sas5M
Ia healthy region Of pine woods, four milea west Of
Tembgbss miles north OF Mobile, the
attention Of ste leaving the city for health during
and accommodations contemplated and PREPARED receive
visitors superior comfort They pledge themselves
nothing shall DO wanting their make
" these Spfiugs the moat agreeable.
They the oil hae waters, duly analysed
lessor Rhdel, of the Univenty of LOUISIANA.
The wr u the Alkaline Sulphur Spring contains parts
Lr
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Dsestns the subeon Ridde "of those points which
may % said udee safely attribute to these
waters good effect Of dyspep where the stomoh
NY alkaline bass Of soda unites with
sss me Wholesome acids e the stomach snd doing this
heo aud favorable inneEes the digestive renal
sys.sMs relieving and eIhir
On BY the hc acid acting by Of the akai;
sss gravel where the uieuu sae from tho thc acid depo
acting IL double way acius voiyent BY Of the
NE hbua deposits induced these waters must
Fl soda ehy Spring prsferAs since 1t richer ae 6sA.e0nAe
Carbonate Of soda IA hoopng
water would be mild substitute FOR the ocna alkaline
great skin dseass supposed possess specific
eysr pp pT0ss saSiss p,yss herpes etc. used
aefne fapcns {afnenorrh0a chooAaD
geu Fer these he Alkaline Sulphur Spring moala
So extensively known at present time
add that alkaline aoiduons beverage
eEeeld mineral matter they hardly yield
= fs PsasSnt and health bringing mineral Mass5
b confirmed by me extraordinary eures which have
"csn snsesd by the of theGe Invaluable waiers.
Carriages and attendance all times convey pas
TO and from the AID r the use Of stor during their
ss CONNER g woorEN, proprislors.
propreos beg to append the following
oa these waters the public may judge for themselves their
We, The from qualities Of
,he wAefa AS The BLADoN SFRINGS Aabana ehesIf
psies conaned and resulting um The
e mem especially chrome inammations Of the alimena
aoat peculiar chronic namious OF the akin hillary
IN esaa forms Of diseases Of the urinary and in
hsuHAsiss depending rheumatic a4aetcAa.
W RusHToH,
Jess d&WH @ JH. RouANET :.
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THE SPRINGS.
oULLUM,s SPRINGS, CHocrAw Go a.

HULLUM'S SPRINGS, CHocTAw Co.. .AsszSk
I'D Ohio Ra aisss sna i've Ss vent %
"a: l:'s's Z %
and ss e ether
t e ss.p si:' sss. a n
e. h h liberal share ss1 q
ALLEYS aud sh, % he premises This all
have been made which Ugh,
O. IL ho wh @ prs, w',h = H. s
.S: md IT. ssss s s !.
a 1 sns a nassGs'nss ss Il the
making daily tips and from hs is u
Il ssIs ss
IsRsy ,sA sass ' been ma.
Certainty eaessn e
The Ts as 81 s1s
which hs different kinds Senoaeia Oh ''ssss
CERTIFICATES. FE9 5Au
l. would difault deserise in sxact t0,a .h u,,
o The which NJ eSa sap GSp aps
gsy ss ss
Dy s into thru principal groups S wiz
suLTHuR,
~ al aas , Wss
Affections esran Paralysis and os
81 that Springs set particularly =. on,.
'' & eum Sia sss. es
useful whenever prescribed and administered with iudrmsn ANA
discretion. w a""b"shs ana
I. nsas " kt II = - 81 a. Daret. D. Nj. P.l
"A 6afS ~, u a n 4; Il T. Abuiri, o. NJ P, .'
VI u lu,r,n, = X NJ I, Z Mamllton, D. NJ p.
y nt.a. n n D =" q de valeti, D. NJ p.
r. nis'et r No. * Eo... r, ~ Oh Delery, D. III. p,
New Orleans, April 90, 1855.
A. Lambert, D. NJ p, r. Taba,nt n Mp
q. ss9 ap h Il n p - 8. Martin, D. NJ. p,
a. Lenas - ~ ~ D. Thiary, D. NJ p
yMnss .nhs 4 N n n T. Trctu, d. NJ. p,
lli' - .iosepa Martin, D Ii Ii. + Il lsvi' D. M'f"
Mobile April 10, 1853. - -
Mn. CHAs CuIus Dear SI have lust revsiyes ta a,.,
by Mr. Avsqa Of your now Springs which ressested yo1 70
send - - " s"'eN ~" !"
These Springs ere unlike In country ~ M
most celebrated springs Europe ~ th
large amount mineral Ingredients they contain know ~ @
Chabsats sppg 6 country equal strength And the Ate
Springs have no parallel e1cep the Syringe which nj
quite 0 strong. -r--e- "--sA 1'o nos
The value Of these in all Chronic Diseases u
Digestive Do qnestioned nuost
panied BY general debility, they will be found uiemi ~
Very respectfully yours, ETC., .J.C. MOTT, MD.
To invads the prop,etor psdges himself particularly Nh, No
eIeon on h part Will be wanting them ana
contented. - anu
ANALYSIS
The Analysis the following Springs was made BY Mr. r
gum, Of neg Wsa gentleman whose reputation as
France aso: ~ s ea' IL
ALABAMA vICHY SPRING
Proportions Of the substances IL a.
eig nth q ~ IA mug
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COPPER-FACED TYPE.
gEXHE NEWTON PPERTYPE COMPANY

r
s sas re- ~ y E. ssss
recently in aeir work. ~ 10y hASs
s,ssss Increased Cop
We have our table
R4s n ill., oe @ a sss sls M
sDilg them glance styles ss
s To- e ss sns Be- given
the q Dr. ssy ms ds and
ar Of getting type from there's should any our assola
sss s ,ss1s &c o. r i T. his %
oas mp ssts
pI,s,ss %s sss
and sss ~sia
's a;.s ], ~ spaass as
done away s o n.y. hIs piece a oa
Comprehend - say STATES whsre type
M 3 D F Fss
sy using that y o,sss iass
small coma Is Miaioa cent, ma, n
isss -: sssss1' :::ls
s s,stS :ls " :. f Diamond
ala4Apps''a notes at months = Isl a,sssa.
No u gtaakfert New yoyh May T. 1885, @yss
IS 10 THE PUBLIC.
many persons are still in doubt as to
6sos ss sssy q b in The
asl make z public s9s sS
'h The fact which sa! relate u completely within ny Ehow
slsss q ady q sixteen been
and hall had
frequent htA Of 80 character oas he
equilibrium nd rendered her unable lug o H.
sos She hsd grsa and hsr
ths horrible ccntor ions. All tha acompavd by almost
constant pain 10 the stomach pa full igsons WHILE hs sanie
time, her sight became gradually
sleep increased hese sya from day day. lie Young Id ya
s si fss I'D
her mother quitting her for FT
In this state Of annefng,
or usual course Of medical eatsn without benefit
entIaiy the recourse Magnei.n
about ths mining Of t Nsgsmb6i eonsued nadann
aSomnambnai No. 1855 between ulns
and Hospital " Ss's
W. followed strictly the ujunona lady, which consisted
prnrpaly Of direct applications Magnetism Apayd ana
months Of this @
tleey health. '7~ ts t4si'At soAt-
saee the time niece months ago. her health has
mol iltered innianhar apBpi PHI an
gaety have all rearnsa az il By snshzntnsnt s'
such the facts such have deem.5 n n
make known 2 persons nieseaisd o
iei " q ii9 In ht si HAzEAR FRERE.t
street, or on my plantation the Malairis Road ~
NJ D. Az Madame AiluaId fonnd
terssrg young Lady who will Interpreter of not
speaking the French Language. - - f ma
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VrloE-The Business heretofore conducted
S M nndeissnee under the Firm Of BooERr gIIIfaMs
Ron the hfsi etssef snds the
Nawflrss-s ~, q ,ox. 9. O. BcGERT,
1852 " 'e'''es SIMEON ToHf,JR, "a
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MISCELLANEOUS
COLE NJ A MS
WHERE are made Mills Of the various


Wv and capacity adapted 10 stear wAtor Or or,o
ranging nprea from hundred tive dollars eaeb
gndng from three to sixty bpsh the hsnr according II NV
diameter o. Burr she applet and ha velocity given " a
Those Mills OF Southern Invention, Snube,r
aufe and the hest Of their excellence
easug popularity extensive sale and the large tspa
their manuiHruye. 3EN'77s'"Sm
The proreor also prepared Furnish on TIA
approved and Economical pn for bolting meal
superior and family fenr Fanara and others wanting M XII
Bolters The tee homo NH II
better suited by purohasing than hy ossnS
on their Northern traps for grinding. x '1'NHi
The following table will show The prices OF the Mile
and tho cap4t put up la accordance with printed nsla
finch Burr preb sae, Double Gsared si9s Capacity fo
bushels TO e haar Velocity from $50 500 revolution h.
minute Bend inohea wide. pet
10 inch Burr priee ss Double Gehfsd s41 Capacity froma
Bard inches wide ~ &58 Gf @5.l 777 " '1AN1
Size siaehes any Horse Mil and aka, fo o.
inchaB 86 inches large enough
Inch Burr price sa5. Double Gparsd 4B0 Capacity from
minute Band sincbes wide, pe'
"a inch Burr, price 5000 Capacity is huhsls IN A.
hour Velocity rom 400 800 ruvouona Band 10 vida
% inch Burr price $780, Capacity from II 30 bahels h
Velocity from 900 500 rsyntiona Band ~ inchs wlde
inch Burr price $500 Capacity from ~ Is bushea
velocity from sso revelations nse Band inches vide
50 inch Burr pride $500 Capacity 80 10 co bushels our
Velocity from 3ssto $50 revolutions mnnts inches vida
The shove ilsaye the Mandatory complete avery IA sni
ready er GRADING when attached apPopras ne,
printed instructions accompanying the Mill All eh Il Hi
nnol, or nt BY mail TO the sddeaa willis P Coleman Nav
oishna or his gant will meet with attention
Tem CASH. and all tla sold fully
eaad&wtol US WILLIS n COLEMAN Proprlstsr
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YINI0N INDIA RUBBER COMPANY
8sieheuee No q John street, New Maauae
oes under Pten Of Patent yueahed Metallic Rubh
ohns, oaer for snie for the Home Expo Trade on hs beat
CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
Goats Soaks esps Army and Navy GoSd Reehns and Pea
Jaekets Walking and Riding Eeggins
CLOTHS.
Laattsd AID Plain Carriage Cloths EnAmed d. ssiodon oobs
Printed and Plain Piano Forte Table Core Horn
AIR WORK.
Hsae Of all kinds. A-Ne'Dus'N' A'4'ssi sser
g,s.s, pa s9hss ss!II AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES.
shisla. Nursing Bottles Tsathins Russ Gas fabile s' ff
ane Seods msde by this warranted 10 stand sry
y n =, ,,s-,Z- D. IL. WILSON, Preaidsni.
- --sa.atet anu efsary- jss @m
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GARoLlNA SEED .PEAS.--500 patent
bags fer ssleSy A. y. COCHRAN HALL,
syls Nc, 10 GfayisT erect
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

III WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
- GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES which
my onsr TO supply Druggists and Dealers Propreo lowest
Gensrsi Depot and Special Agency s Isl
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n L ORD A YELLOW PINE LUMBER
YARDSThe undersigned have, addition to their ola ana
Well known eatabhsd lufnesr yards Julia at landng NJ
Ban btweens Paul &c Pins ree recently
yard nj hs Old basn fronting the
between fese and Robefiaon s,sea and
sormsns Of building Materials aueh e."' "s-
Yellow Pine Getting. - -e N e."'feu
yellow fioe Flooring s'o'eu
Piee Flooring. -ss i9tu' asiieW
Dressed Shelving and dressed Boarding. canpv
s9 NJ s,sep heavy inosI Decking, Papks Tx and
~ iteh Pine oanda and Roush Lsths
- enay MAIDS bor and Sash, sns Moulding away,
ussns akgn i9T Lumber at th Ala and Black
Baltimore New York Bosom Key Wrs araa
chAii and other ports along the Calf ~
ordered Ihy he also eappiy cfdr or III 4
and other European markets. fri' 'i" Ao tsisa
Their Hrssed Lumber kept all neatly piled up ID sheds and from
thu urge supply constantly hand ers NAV RELY on
all msa article well ready for bnei IA
E3z5.zz5 fQ1Lkf, SiCoL Co.
Corner Cedar Juls Aretts Nse, Ras;r
jf2 4n Corner kobeftsou ". anal
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OFF TO THE L,AnIEs Ar uAII

s ELLlNG OFF TO THE LADIES AT HALE
sk for Richest Of Plaid in ali STYLES
tgs silks eoo richest quality Of Black st
Pah ana piaded with Satni Plain Sstins all shades Ala
h sik Dresses with Silk Embroidered Founee ns s.yls
Ladies' Enbrodsrad Riding Evening Dreassq VIII
aha adss Rich underahrts
an1 English Embroidees pictorns Corss Chem
eennea Lace Also, Jacone Swiss Sets; 5000 LadeS ana
sad nsw STYLE Opera cioaka Aso fa
Csps and Hoods 400 style shnwa Of
neM smell Comea Lsdes Fancy 5ag Purses and Po
Boxes and Card aye. Rich Tmr
or Cioasa and Manllaa and loo
name As our stock Of Rich Silks CIona ysna 10
az r. sIe1ys we will commence sell half our usas
Tor me purpose Of going Europe that ~ n
any style Of SIN for Dresses Coaks Grape ~ XVI
Woha md NJ 70 their advantage stroa ~
pun ior sale but also offer ihom he
Vi hia season. Please remember The No ia "a
---e--1 -s-- ID. Il. KEEGAN. d9a GIN
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b. ANroGNrNr.

HAVE the honor to inform the customers
A. snd f1sRds Of MI RICHARD have ju bought his
MAauEACIuBE OF BILLIARD TABLES, formerly on Cans
b n no. os,gsse eaaos and Exchange Alley
na Lsyee rettens DESTROYS Of purchasing any article in my
me please iayo me with cali and ill exestons
DO attended, and the quality price the articles wa
oot6 ly ASTIG MINI 10 snJ IA
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The following hist Of the FIRST thirty causes on ths
calendar for the March tern Of the Court Of Appeals
!. The American Home Missio,ary Society vs. wsd-
hams ana another 2 Nsustsdt and another W. Gray
Kelsey and othsrs w. Barney and others s. Peck and
wife Vs. Cameron 9. Morley and another w. Green and
others 2. MAbbets W. White. 8. Brown and others
vs. Cayugs and Susqushanna Railroad Company. Q.
Taylor vs. Caldwell and others. TO- Bslden and another
w. Belden and another H. Evans petioning creditor
Is. Barney City of Buffalo. IA. Appleton VS. Rose
Is. Spicer Norton IT, Wilbur and another va Hud
son and Others. II. Crppin VS.. Hudson ana Others
Is. Seacord VI. Miller. 10 The Mayor &C., vs. Price
and others. 20. Boil Holiord and Others 81 Par
sons Travis and Others o. Burrows vs. Hedley and
and others Sampson and others. 25 westerfeld VA
Westerheld 30 Graves vs.. Bank Of Masslou. 81.
20. Hoyt Carter. 80. Field VS.. Ostrandsr. Whole
number, 276.
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The West Indies.
STEAM COMMUNICATIONS WITH NEW Y0Rx-coNvrCTs
from the Bermudian. Feb. II

From the Bermudian, sFeb
We understand that Mr.. Rainey, apitaiist, Of New
York, has forwarded to his Excelency the Governor
of these islands, a comm unicaton the subject Of
line OF steamers which Mr.. r. proposes to establish be.
tween New York the West Indies, and Brazil, by the
way Of Bermuda. Mr. Rainey's project is in
formed, TO start and keep up a communication, by
steamers twice month, from New YORK to Bermu IA,
hence to Barbadoes and Demerara and thence to Para
the steamers returning by the route. To enable
him TO do this, he solcts and expects pecuniary aid
from the three colonies nsmed to the extent OF $50 900
yearthe sum to be paid by each is set down by Mr..
r. as ollows-S15, 900 from Demarara, $40 0s0 from
Barbados, and 81, 900 from Bermuda. We don't know
upon what principle Mr.. Raney has apporttoned these
colonial contributions; certainly not the re.
Bermuda. with an income OF about sixty thousand dol
lars 10 allotted to pay onsthird a. much ~ DemerarA
which colony has revenue Of about one milton Of dol
lars year. The vessels TO be employed this line are
to be powerful steamers Of not lees than tons each
We presume that the wealthy originator OF this
scheme has transmitted similar communication to the
Governors Of British Guiana and Barbados but whether
this be not, II the commencement Of this enterprise
be contingent upon obtaining colonial assistance 10 the
extent mentioned the decision will rest with Demersra
and Barbados, inasmuch Bermuda has already made
grant for such services as large as the limited re
sources Of the colony win admit.
The same paper of the 21st Of February adds;-Mr
Rainey's steamer for the Brazilian line wil we learn,
positively leave New York In March to call at Bermuda
on the way, as originally contemplated
The Bermudidn Of the 2Sth February has the follow
ng-The bark Sir George 7. Seymour, Capt. T. NJ Dill,
with 200 convcts (whote term Of punishment is about
viii all e day for Queenstown, Ireland.
The weather continues stormy and cold. The fire.
quency OF hail showers during the last ten days has been
most remarkable; and we regret to add that that vsa
growing potato crop. The wind RACES htfuliy; for \
few hours II rises 70 nearly the height OF hurricane
and then 1t subsidies into moderately strong breeze
trees have been completely uprooted in comparatively
sheltered situations.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
p1 All packages and letters intended for the NEw YoRK
Az n M he lad
Port OF New York. March az, 1855.
CLEARED.


ship Uncle Toby soule, London Hesmith Sons.
Ship Martns's Vineyard, Pembcr. Savannah, Durham
Bark stane, IBD Lee Nassau Mp, Bacon Sargent Co.
Rs Hfry a.qS parS
schr Island City Atkinson, BALTIMORE Johnson Lowdeu.
schr Connecticut, Burrows, Georgetown, Van Brunt
sehr Mary Msnkn, Beers, Boston, Dayton sprague.
sshr Ga1sils versnsOn, Bristol n,,.,, master
stsamsr Western Port, Hall Ba.mors CromwsIps Line
.ssm.r Midaisss. Fly PhsdSgha Bsyg
Steamship !aRestown Psrfish Richmond de- with mdss
Ship sarah Purington tof Bath Whitney View Orleans
With q cotton &c 70 I,ls Hazard March Is
Brig Caroline Kelly, OF Frsalost} Poss cagdsaas, 10
SER Velocity OF salem FRAZIER. St Domingo ciy %
s. p a &
Ia, " Lon H. heavy gales from NV 70 INV
deck load e tighten her -,
Orbit Cd @ .1s NJ H ES4is St. Eu''ae March
schr Tsy (of Philadelphia Lake. March g. with mo
scbr Rio Harrnaen Means, Aux Cages IS days. with
schr Fred Wording (of Bsast. Russ cardenas Il days
with molases and asphatam ceballos Bros Rubra Has
schr orianna, futile Richmond.
schr Patrick Henry Bell, Baltimore.
sshr H.HtGn HOPKINS. essrssio ,.s PC
1911
Schr Mercy Taylor, Nickerson, Boston.
Schr William Tyson. Nickerson. Boston.
Schr Cora, Sickerson, Boston.
Schr Wanderer, French, Providenc.
Schr Miranda, Long \ sw Bedford.
Schr Elizabeth Davidson. Long. New Bedford.
Schr Grace Darling Care Warren. RI
Schr Mary Novel; Packer Wareham.
Scbr Melville, Glover, Lubee.
Sohr Esther Eliza, Huckns Lubec.
Schr Baker. Ames. Rockland
Sehr American Chief C-essey, RockiAnd.
Schr Eagle, Rhodes, Rockland.
Schr Sylvester, -, Virginia
BELOW.
Ship Brewster, Weeks sasua, with GtQassss
SAILED ED
Ship Calhoun, Liverpool. ~
The ship Benjamin Adams for Lvbepoo is at anchor at
Spit.
Spit
Wind at sunset N.
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Brig I45 tons 10 years built at Eastport was
sold by auction 2lst inst, for 81 40.
LAvNcHyDAt Medford the 18th inst ship Of 1900
tons called the Coed Hope owned ~ James burrtt Esq
command ner She intended for Atlantic reighter
superior ship of 1900 to ms, called the Robt Dixey
owned by Messrs Danl Dsshon Son. will launched by Mr.
Paul Curtis, East Boston, in = few days.
At Canton Baltimore, 10Th inst, by Messrs Hunt
Wagner splendid medium clipper ship Of 1000 tons. owned
by Capt " strough who svperntends her construction
Name not given.
AT Newburyport 2ist by Nessrs Currier 4 Townsend
fine medium clipper ship Of eco tong called the Courier
ed by Messrs Foster Elliot Co. New York. and be
manded by Capt William Wolfe who hss previously
manded two ships by the name Sac designed for
the Rio Janeiro trade