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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

SAD OccuRRENCE.-We announced last week
the death OF Joseph Bible OF this county. We
did not at the tine, mention that strong suspicious
were entertained that he came TO his death from
injuries inflicted by his sou Alfred Bible. The
particulars are these. His son returned home
somewhat intoxicated and got into a quarrel with
his father. The old man seized large hickory
tire poker and struck Alfred two or tLree blows
with it. The son turned up n his father, wreSted
the poker from him aud struck him severe blow
behind the left ear. AS the old man had been
quite sick few days previous 10 the occurrence,
and as he fingered some considerable time after,
The physician in attendance did not say whether
the blow caused his death or not, and he was
quietly buried. Complaint being made 10 mag
iStrnte the body last Friday was diSinterred and
an examination was made in the presence of a
Jury by Drs. Holt and Hoyt, when twas aScer-
tanned that the Scull fractured in four places
The verdict Of the jury was that he came to his
death from injuries inflicted by blow with club.
Alfred Bible was arrested and is now IN prison
awaiting his trial.-R GuenswOOd Chronicle.
Very EXTENSIVE FIRE.-Abuut one O'Clock ON
saturday, a fire was discovered on the roof of j.
b. W"rdon s. Sons stable, one door from the cor
ner OF First street aud Short. caused by spark
from the stack of Haigh & Hartupee'$ foundry.
In very short space of time the building was
destroyed.
The large building adjoining, occupied by the
firm as pattern shop was Limited. and completely
destroyed, together with very valuable assert
ment Of patterns which had been accommodating
tOT twenty yeats.
The destructive element then progressed TO tine
foundry OF Messts. W. & Son. bot its ravages were
confined TO the roof. owing to the prompt and ell
fectVe eSettiOns OF the tremem.
The amount of property lost is large, but it is
covered by insurance in the Fa.me:s Insurance
Company.
Nor QUrrE a RoBnEay.-Among the serio comic
incidents attending OF following the late flood al
Winchester [Va.) was a supposed robbery of the
Farmers Bank. The vaults of that institution
were Inundated. aud on Saturday afternoon some
money was set just inside the door to dry in the sun
A bag containing ST. 800 in gold disappeared.
HanlblIs were Immediately issued, and the. con-
stabualy set on ths truil of ''n boy sixteen OF
seventeen years old, wearing striped summer coat
and straw hat" Despite the attractions Of $500
reward, however, all search was lruitIess, and it,
was determined to increase tile offer to $500. The
order for printing the new hanlbills 10 that effect
was barely issued when the money was found in
the vault. The youth with the striped summer
coat and straw hat viii of course have his action
for libel against the bank. He ought 10 get the
S500at l.aSt.- Rinehester HirgiHian.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

Fruit Jars, Flat cerEs, Parkersburg water. Pure
Spices, citrate OF nmsnesa, Fresh Perlumees CBasisy
with great variety OF Fauuly ciues Fancy Art-
cles ETC, attts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

Our Polsr COayoar.-Itis stated that grand
entertainment is to be given at the Virginia Sea.
side resort in few days TO Hon. Henry a.. Wise,
wheua large number his friends lllbe in attend
ance. A tournament. on an extensive scale, is
talked Of to be givea on the groand within the
fOrtlfeaiions,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

THE subscriber offers for sale at the Annanale Nurse
ry, MOUmdsvic, Va, chOic-' let Oi Peach Trees
grown from seed procured in Missouri, and huded will
the best varieties that could he procured in New jersey
These Trees grown soil and very health!
and vigorous.
Also for SALE Apple, Cherry, and Pear trees Iirap
Vines, Rose bushes. Ornamental Trees, etc.
a .T:w2{m GEO, D. CURTIS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
WHEELING

CHARGES.
Passenger with baggage 25 cents
Passenger without baggage. a.
t33assSss atone. 10 .
send leave their place residence
aud Omnibus UILce, corner vi Market and Monroe $751;
Mcclure House.
Omnibus or L:enwood every morning at $50.
SHALLCROSS ~ TERRY.
N. S-omnibuses furnished or Parties and Fume-
rails n,h..,IT.,
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HOUSE AVN ION. I,CT, :, ), IN, INT

vi undersigned offers l0r sale his noD@r am a.,
a. 1.s Ma'A%i st,eet east side, between Munoe am, m
line hons. '"t - ~ iret toni, with good b,ic p.
,,." Low anu ON accommodating terms d,
ven ANY TINE ai'erlhe nst u: Octobe -
SGnS =,
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COAL,

To Ihc Manufacturer and Citizcun of
Wheeling.
THE subscribers will he PREPARED by Scnemher tO dc
liver at Wheeling wharf or landings from . 10 OO
bushels 81 FIRST quality OF creened Coal per day. Also
ttne article of Slack. Terms favorable.
u Orders or communications win be Immediately at
tended TO Address STEVENS & AIKENS, -
as9:lw WelSburg Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

SUMNER TRAvEL-'The seasoufossumme trav-
elhasnow more than half elapsed. and thus farthe
hotels at The watering places. at the North par
tculorly, it ssaid. have done rather small bust
ness aud they anticipate very unsuccessful. sea-
son. Some of the hotels represented as not pay
ing expense.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14

TAG SEARCH FOR GoLD IN ARkANsAs-The Van
Bursn 1n,elligencerof the 9th ultimo says: "onr
city during the past week has been pretty well fl
led with gold hunters. some going to the reported
gold mines and Others returning. Those return
ing Jill not find any gold. and report that most of
those they left behind would push on furtherwest
IN prosecution Of their search. Those going do
not apper 10 be much deferred by the report Of
those returning. We expect to see them all re.
tuning shortly wiser It not better men.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-14
L a No w a 4 r a n r S !.
John NJ. Clarke e Co

John M. Clarke {. Co.
l""d Warrant, stock, Exchange Brokers,
Government
TUE very highest Ner. Yo,k net price will lie paid
4 for Land Warrants for ;!ic years. When
ever ey s1 have "d!anred heyond last quotations,
nI receipt oil any by mai, regardless of the quo
t1tiOns.
Persons sending rrants by mail may rely on receiv
III s much as Ii they re, SOnaly present.
Sight draits any o The Northern Southern cities
amount viii be placed their credit in one Of the New
Hn TANKS on WHICH they can draw at sight, the day al
Address 80 JOHN NJ. cI.ARKE & Co
Washington city, ID c.
REFER TO
Office
Hon. L P Waldo. Commissioner of Pensions.
SweeHy RiIttnh"use q TO-. bankers, Washington city
S,Ier, Ira d Co, do do
All The Oifcers OF the Banks in Wheeling, Va.
Cashier l..nk OF Virginia, Richmond. Va:
Cashier FaTmers' Bank, do
Cashier Merchants and Mechanics Bank, PaTkeTsbuTg,
James Robb Banker New Orleans
President Exchange hank, Pit'sblrgh, Pa.
Johnston. Brothers d Co bankers, baltimore.
R.H. Maury d Co, bankers, Richmond. Va.
Paul f. Hinton. bankers, Petersburg, Va
Peters, Spence ~ Co., BANKERS, LynchDurg, Va.
iEe26 Times copy.
NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS.
~ PIECES Lawns, in handsome styles;
DO T B'aoS s'S Net. i for maSiles;
d do black Glipure Lace;
jul HElsKELL & Co.
THIS DAY
se two Sey%G5Ti
@. P. BROWN,
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWEL
RY AND FANCY GOODS,
No. 4, Washington Hall,
Monroe Wheeling, Va
CLOCkS and Watches carefully repaired. ing
Z leu - N''' Va ~ sac " JOHN II. TAPPAN
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Wilde & Brother,

CORNER OF MAtN AND UNION STREETS,
Wholesale md Retail Dealers In MiscelRue.'
GUS Medical Theological, School anu Blank Books, sta
tiUnery, &c. &c
Wholesale purchasers supplied 'hc lowest rsiGs.
Highest price given in cash trade for Rags. apo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

Lnn-Salss Of two cargoes Of Thomaston were made
ct 81 for common, and 81 lax for lump
MoIAssB 30 bbls. common New 0raans sold ct &c.;
800 DO prime ct 2ocL, and IS do. Cuba ct 26c
NAVAL 6roHB.-About 400 500 bbls. spirits turpen-
tine sold ct Al c; 1000 bbls. rosn on the
spot 81 60 per $40 lbs and 600 bbls to arrive ct
81 81.
0IL-Lnseed slightly higher. Sales were made at
83c. Lots from store sold At SIC. 64c Crude whale
sold moderately ut csc. &C.; manufactured spring,
72c 73c do. winter, Tee. 77c. crude sperm, 81 80;
manufactured ~ " To- including winter and blsached
PROVISIONS embra eo about 300 bills, including
old at $40 06 SO H. and co At SIT rs, and
new prime At SIS $15 rs. Bsef-sslss embraced $50
bb At 50 so S12 for country and 80 so % for
prime 90 City mess vas Si3 10 $14 81, and Chicago
repacked at el4 rs SIS so, and extra do at SIG rs
$40 80 About 200 boxes short mirdles of bacon rib Ia
sold at S<c. Shoulders and hams arm; sales
OF loo packages at To- for the former, exc.
for the latter Lar-Sales Of 200 bbs tsrces, ut
exc Ice closing firm.
RICE The market was steady, with sales Of 100 200
hsrces ~ full prces
srrcEs.-5 kegs nutmess sold at 81, and cases
at e2hc.
SrMAc Sales OF 100 bags at s75 per ton.
SuGAR.-Market active and about No per Id. higher.
The sales for the day footed up about $500 hhds In
GLIDING Cuba, at4zsc. 6Ac., and New Orleans At 90
5Zc Refined sugar Ia higher quote Stuart's loaf,
sXc crushed, Sxc,; circle crushed $40; ground,
re per h.
prison, At a31<c. SSHc.
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extent Of which win BE- In the next weekly report
M A. H. Nicolays regular semi weekly sale Of stocks
ana bonds did not take place day in consequence Of
Mr.. Nicolsy's severe indispostion.
The Lsgislaturs Of this State during the recent
son authorized the Ogdensburg Railroad Company TO
free issf from debt by consolidating al IT. securities
into stock according to such plan may b mutually
agreed upon by the holders Of the bonds and shares.
The application TO the Lsgslsture officially made BY
the with the sanction Of the directors and
trustees who, 1t il said have ma.ureda proposition
which promises TO be generally acceptable to all parties
interested.
The Boston Courier OF the 18th inst. says
At the banks the supply Of money greater than the
demand for It. and large amount OF idle capital remains
deposit First class paper is not offered In the street.
and there Is little or no inquiry for loans CALL There
week, and traders express the opinion that the spring
trade will amount to . fair average. tH
The market for stocks and bonds firm ct the close
Of the week. but the transactions few In
quencs Of the unwilingness Of holders accept the
bidding prices No large lots Of securities could be pur
chased At thing like the daily quotations, bat the
sales Of few bonds shares that drifting about
while probably fifteen sixteenhs could not be obtained
at figures much short of those which were current
year ago. few substantial orders to clear tina market
of the small per centsge Of floating stocks and bonds
would doubt turn the sluggish tide of apathy and
iDacton.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
condition Of the leading departments Of the banks Of
this city during the week preceding Saturday morning
Anil 1955-
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Amcr,can rrncr s,cIety.

The Executive Committee held their moathy meeting
on Monday, the 10th inst, the Rev. DIR Knox in this
chair Since the last meeting "a colporteurs and agents
have been commissioned chiefly at the West South
west, and 20 commissions have been renewed. The
grants of publications for the month amounted to 49,
pages value SIS $780, and for year than
seventy seven million pages, value $51,737
The receipts tor the closing mlnth Of the year were
$50 $50. The total receipts the year. in donations
Sl47, 29S, and for saes S260 ,S75-$413, 173.
The letters rem foreign and pagan lands brought in
telbeeDce of much interest. Ons from Copenhagen,
Denmark informs Of the TRANSLATION of the Pilgrims
Pr gress into Danish by the funds of tbs society
other from Rev DR. Perkins, Qroomiah Persia, states
that Doddridees Rise and Progress has bsen
into HISTORIAN and that various other works are in
press, the Tract socieys account Another letter
orders Fifty copies Of the CaiLds Ppper for Sabbath
school In southern Africa.
The Rev. tir. WinsIow, Madras, India, acknowledge
the grant of 81 500 for tract operstions, ami
Tte Christian press ia becoming more aud mora inhu
entail in lnds. Native presses also increasing and
spirit OF inquiry is abroad, which demands that truth
on the printed should be sent forth this OF
light that usher in ths morning You would be pleased
to your tracts Often in the hands of Brahmins aad
others hey sit in their pazza under the shade OF
atree reading by themselves TO those around;
read in the interior of houee by school boy, perhaps
to his mother and sisters to whom missionary could
not hsye access.n
Mr. Williams, Canton, China. ercloses list of the
entire Chinese missionary force, namely American 46,
the operations of the Christian press much inter.
rupd by the civil strife Rev. Mr. Lord, Of the Bsps.
mission EiDRpo, conirms Mr.. Williams statement res
pecipg the Influence Of the revolution Christian
aoors and disco urages the Of the Roman character
in Chinese printing.
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Personal Intelligence.
anprua

From New Orleans and in the steamship Cahsw.
ba-From New Greans-Mrs A K Gherard;, Mrs Tracey
and servant, w Palm and lady, Miss Williams,
Miss Fibrook, Mrs Kelsey and three children Miss
Doane, Mrs Luther, Mrs Phillips LA Guns., Col
Pratt, VIM Gray, y Day, Jno Scott J g Oldner. Jno
Hughes and two children, Vim Roberts J Virgins, J
Bnrroughs, Pesant, Capt Drinkwater II Lavee,
From Havana Appleton and lady, Mrs II Good win
Ferrar Landa and threr children Pujados Orsella
Rosas Pedilla, Agar. Escosura, Pando, A Cas-
to de Lern, Juan Masso Goynechsa. DIR lIartshnrn
Malibran halibran, A valdes, Edmonston, Van
gohuhea Miss Gilbert, Luoio and lady, Miss N Lan
gan, Turatura. Keynes, Henry knight. Vaccaro
lady and child Urtesga, Castaneoo, vigueaux,
Bulger, Prieto Ramirez, Capt Jno II Thompson,
mate and cook Ct the schr Elliptic, OF Now York. wrecked
the coast of Cuba.
From Norfolk &c in the steamship Roanoke-Gso Har
rs, Geo j Childs, James Winslow, u Ransom, NJ C
Brian John Wells, Andrew Kendall VIM Sars cant and
lady, q Williams, James l. Clarke George Wormey, Jas
kowlan Benz ate. Henry Warner, Nc Donald
Henry slocum. John Kemp Chas Baker, George Man
son, Miller. Jas Sanford, VIM Dunbar and lady,
Harvey, laine, VIM Iarken, G C Cornelius James
beraine, John Smith ii Leland Moore, John Garry. !
Van Drunt Nm Blake, q Noryelle, C q Benton Thos
N Johnss n, Thos Smith, WIN Mum and lady. An
drtws, Woodward, Geo W Lame, John r Sweeney w
Nellis, joseph Cummings, Geo bancroft, Jas Levy
@ Ilambcrr, Blanks James FLETCHER A Inner w
Burr. Andrew Piender. VIM II Simpson, w II Muller
John Haley Geo B Clarke, James Herring, James
Hutchinson Lieut. II North, Saml West, Geo W West
Daniel Bisse. Rodman John Donnelly, James
Moore, ii Collins John Morris, Richd u Thomas-i5
seamen, and 70 in the steerage.
From Glasgow. in ship Gazetteer-John Hunter lady,
child and servant.
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MONDAY, April l6-6P =. M.
BREADsTvFrs -Flour-Market better for common to
che Ice brands. Sales footed up 5000 600 bbs com.
mon 10 good b-apds Of State at 80 so 80 76 extra do
at $40 $40 ~ and extra at $11 SO 3d. com.
mon 10 scod Western. at SO SIC So Included In the
above were about $50 Ibis OF Canadian at SI0a SlI
20 and about 800 bbls Southern which ranged al $40
$40 ID 'or to good brands SO rs Sl1 SO for
fancy and extra brands. C,rn.-Sales about 20 900
bnthtls Western mixed 1T 81 OK, and the remainder
was White ard yellow at 81 0S 81 TO- The latter for
prime parcel OF Jersey yellow Rye Arm at 81 as
COFFEE About 200 bags Rio were sold at 1lc ike
2to Cap. (St ponireo) qc. 10O ST. omipgo at 9Jsc
1t0 IaguayTa IL Re, add leo mats Java a l3Hc
Co1ToS sales 2,5t0 bales, including 500 J. 600 in
trspaitu, Market closed steady.
FISH Sales OF zoo quintals OF dry cod reported at
s. % 81 20 for Grand Bans and at 90 81 "a 90 for
Georges; msckersl IN demand; prices firm; No 1
large sere held at $50 26 s21 No. small at SIC so:
Bsifsx No., at $40 SO Massachusetts, No 2's 81 SO
. So Halifax NO. 3's, at s. so q So
FnTicHIs.-Rates were without change, and engage
pts moderate To Liverpool from 500 700 bales Of
cotron reported, at I'D per To- BOO barrels rosin
ct IL. Orbtr articles nominal. 10 London con-
1erste lots OF rice engaged including 50 terces
st 49, and considerable lot Of tea engaged at pr
vste terms To Hsvre some cotton gagged ut s.c
sEd eoue aches 1T old rates To Bremen, leo bsles
Of cottos taken at &c 60 tierces htney, at &c.,
ard 100 barrels spirits turpeDtps ct 3c There was no
change 10 notice in rates to California
HDks--ssles were, Marscaioc FAX lbs. at Ice; Vera
Cruz, Is lbs i7c aud Sierra Leone, lbs ct &c.
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Sur Rorurpo, from Liverpool before reported at
Charleston with the twelfth day out in lat 40 OIL
So there being the foremost
badly Feb o. While blowing heavy split torssa and blew
Quebec fell from the foretops yard overheard and
GROW ned Feb y, In heavy gale from NV carried away
the j,ckyard split and blew away
msen toy sail shipped heavy sea, which bui
warfs. and cauted the ship to leak, #tH
sHiP J FAspIs, Leddy, at Galveston from New York
experienced very rough veatter throughout tee passage
which started her bulwarks and stove In her
doors.
BnIe ALBION CoorER Fcrnsld, from Caimi'o for HA
var having ashore and got
on was taken TO Hsvana 18th inst
Peruvian BANK ArpEs Mollsr which cid 81 Baltimore
stb being too crank discharge part Of her and
taLe In weight She had only got - far - An
napola
RR BAnK LsrrrrA Defue, from Belize Hon. for london
water fallen With 18th - 500
mica 81 ii is city By ship Chss Crocker from this port
rho took on the captain and passenger, npmbcyinS
Is souls, and took then 70 NorleApA
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Court or General Sessions.
c0uHrERFEErNa TOBACCO LAgnLs.
Twoindctmsnts were found against Henry r. Maacksns,
for eountsrfsing the mitude Of the following private
tobacco wrappers, We:
Q Q Q . 9 . Q . Q Q
MRS G. B. MILLER co.
ZINE CUT. Q
No. 10 Water street, Q
ANDREW 4 sa Msaas : Son. New York. .
oeeeee eee 900 600 . . % . 90
. Q . . . Q Q 0
c. H. s. LILIENrHAL. o
CAyENDIsH, Q
30 Washington street, New York o
% . . Q Q Q 90
The above firms seem determined to prosecute vigor-
ousy the countsrfeiters of their Wrappers for Msssrs
District Attorney. The defendant, however, pleaded
guilty, and In consequence Of the he
made the Court his Honor with the acquescence Of
the complsinsnts counsel, suspended Judgment.
BURGLARY IN THE THIRD DEGREE.
Edward Lowe, alias Lane indicted for burglarous
y entering tho store of Robert Patterson in Sixth
nue. near Thirty fourth street, the morning OF the
3lst of March, and stealing therefrom glaziers dia
mond Of the value So Officer Common discovered pri
and another in act he pursued and succeeded
in capturing the former Verdict Of guilty. Sentenced
to two years in the State prison.
PETIT LARCENY.
Hugh O'BrieD, James Mooney and James Murphy,
three lads Jointly indicted for burglarousy enter
ing the factory Of Alderman Thomas Christie at the foot
osTwenty third street North river ana stealing thence
sheet brass brass wire copper ladies' &c. OBrien
and Mooney admitted their examination before the
police magistrate that they took the articles there
against any one of burglary having been committed
Verdict, guilty OF petit larceny against OErien and
Mooney, and not guilty as to Murphy Judgment in thus
suspended.
The Court then adjourned.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MONDAY, April 1876 P. M.
The stock market was not at all active to-day, and
prices were very unsettled The leading specializing
railroad stocks and State securities all 10 wer while
railroad bonds and the irregular faucies ruled at
higher prices. At the first Board indiana SIS fell OF
per cent Missouri 6s, l; Erie Railroad, ri Reading
Railroad, u; Hudson River Railroad, u Harlem 1st
bonds advanced u per cent; New York Central rs, NJ
Chicago and Rock Island bonds, h Canton Company,
u Nicaragua Transit, u. There sales of l
noise Central bonds this morning. and but small let's of
any other class. But small lot OF Cumberland Coal
changed hands and that at the prices current at the
close Saturday. We understand that the business
of this company for the year ending May 81, 1865, will
yield prof. of about $685., 0o0 notwithstanding the
Disadvantages under which the coal operations labored
in the early part Of last spriog. The probability Is
that but for the iners strike at that time the profits OF
the company would have been much larger We believe
the company have concluded to appropriate the net
earnings to the liquidation OF its ebtedness and to
dividend in stock out of its stock In hand There
in the treasury about three thousand shares of STOCK
which would give dividend Of about six per cent, pay
able in scrip Nothing VIII be cone at present in the
premises and hope that the deliberations Of the d.
rectors will strengthen them in This policy.
At the second board the market opened and closed
weak Lower prices ruled, but there not much done
the lea6ng iances. Cumberland Coal fell of u per
ceut; Reading Railroad "a Erie Railroad IA Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad, y.
~.
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Capt John Thompson, cook of schr Elliptic Of
New lost Cape Antonio came homo yesterday in
the steamer Cahawba.
letter Pictou Ms dated LIST states that the
all broken and the harbor would DO clear in day
two
MISSING vEssELsSchr Reporter, sailed from Gloucester
Feb I'D, with eight board, last the
Western EanE, March 9TH, with nearly full trip Of hall
but The following list of the names Of the persons
bosrd:-John Bearse master Of Gloucester native OF
Nova Scotia unmarried, and 20 years OF age; Samuel
Bearse, of NovA Scotia unmarried, % years. Edward
Stuart years. Joseph sexton Of Glouoes
Nicholas Clifford ct Newsuryport usmarried ls years
Clsrey of Rock Irshman leaves widow and i've
children, 40 years of The Reporter first class
vessel nine old ~ tons burthen buits at Essex
and owned by Jofeph Proctor and others She valued
81 &C., and eightts Of her insured ut the Glou
cestsr Mutual Fishing Insurance tfics for $500
Schr Abner l. Colby called from Gloucester with eight
persons board, Monday, Feb 18th and last
Georges Bank March 7h The following Is list Of the
persons boardJames Brown, master, of Gloucester,
aged about 80 John HUT OF do about 30 years.
Was Of Deer Isle Me- about % years. John Pyne
Of Gloucester about 2 years; James Sullivan, tranger
James Mar stranger shout 81 years; jane: fiarity
30 years The Amer L. Colby Wa frat class vessel "a
Nessrs Merchant Co. and others She valued at
$500 and insured at the Gloucester Mutual Insurance
Office eS 600.
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The Turf.
Union COURSE. L. I.-TRoTrrN

UNION COURSE, L. I.-TRoTTING.
Atroting match for 5000, mile heats best three in
Eve, off yesterday afternoon at the Union Course
between two private horses owned in the Seventh ward
of this city-the winner, blood bay, driven by MI
wheIan and the other yellow bay, handled by Hiram
Woodruff Whean's horse distanced Hiram the frat
heat, in 500, which ended the race.