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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-08

Meade Brothers' Free Galleries or Art
Pictures in every style Known in the art Of aauerrsStype
ties in the known world may Artists import
2SS Broadway; Paris, Boulevards des I.aliens.
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The Great show OF Photographic Portraits,
the twenty five daguerreotype systemfrs edition
exhibited yesterday-rased interesting excitement
she old picture factory, 2e9 Broadway.
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Caxpetingss-Peterson d Humphrey. 373
nroadway, OF White street, have just received
pssins, &C. Whfeh they viii seh a the following low
lrice-Rich velvet carpet U.s. to l4s per yard; rich
three ply &c. TO g. yard; ingram lowell mako 6s
yard. And all other goods equally low.
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the Of descriptive literature the other at the head Of
people BY thfs that KNOX furnishes hats
All the modern Of this city lfyou much be-
hind the times rot TO Knox hat just throw
the and hx Us Fulton ltreet $50
Broadway. The in which Mr.. Knox's hats will Inn
prove your eppe arance ID wonderful.
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Crissaaors's Excel.aor Dye-why d 10 In Dc.
Simply has been compared BY intsiii
Ess no Isnssa ,a Retail dealers aS%s
:aa and
Amielet.-One OF the Most Extraordinary
been ~ Nell nnesn New xS5v ,ass s'a
WIGS and Toupees.-Resd This An Odd Man
on %ss s Ss q sss ss
BEARD, Maiden lane Back and front 6raids' bands
And 10 he Shaved Aim, but ne knew that
grow iaxuIiansy in ss weeks win stain njure
S
Rheumatism.-csptain ComstocIs, OF the
steamer Baltic Is was cured q severe a,ss.
all the drugsits Depot 60 Cor.iands price5o cents
Four medals on tho wrapper,
Of Lyons flask you see;
fair sac simiie."
Bi Wsss. s sass r. and .s pssadassT :
Get lyons a genuine a mine pqpw;,da s
Depot for Lyon's I MAJ Sssic Powder and Pills,
for destroying insects and vermin. 42a Broadway.
To Nervous sunerers.-A retired PhysicIan,
who prescription that proved efectual in resor
Ing him to health few days after years Of suffering rom
send free the prsscrptiin used Drcs {, DR.. ED. WILL
LlA4S, 40 Warrington street, brooklyn.
Hernia-Only Prize Medal awarded to
MARSH Co. by the Industrial Exhibition OF All Nations
tor their patent radical Reference
,uperiorsy, Pros Valentine MOTT Willard Parker and
John H. Carnochan. An extensive st of
tile an other gentlemen by this may
MARSH CO.'S, No. ga Maiden lane, New York; and
MARSH, CoRLlSS CO., No. b West Fourth street, Gin
cinnat, Ohio.
Rusht0n's Drug stores now only at 40.
10 Astor House, Of Barclay street. and No All Broad
pared with the during the life Of WM
L. RUSHTON, father OF the present proprietor.
Hollow ay's Pllls-Here IL Health for Ali.
Yes for all This noble remedy, acting does immsd
at6ly the life health energy
vgor 70 The system when facing manner superior TO
manufactures go Maiden lane New York. and IA Strand
London and by all druggists 1t % cents and 81 box
Patent Medicine for Sale, having the most
general and extensive sale of arcle United
Slater The health of the proprietor axes this sacrifice
necessary Terms favorable, but will require Ad
dress box ], 765 Post Office.
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What IL lighter than . feather .

Dust, my friend, in windy weather;
What is lighter than the duet, prayY
The wind that blows the dust away;
And what Is lighter than the lastf
Why one Of Whites most splendid hats.
WHITES hats to be had at 32l Broadway opposite
the Broadway theatre.
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Bee06 9 co., loo HfOa0Wuy, MAv6 just &c
esaved large Of Paris made beaver te soft
hate extra tine light Their Of fashionable
hats and caps fer gentlemens spring and
complete, and comprises every variety.
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1aAn % ThsusAsd F1owers--Eor beautify-
~ ssmplezies ana sysdsstpg AID I'm. pupla and
r~.s.ss ,rnp' enc fiAs rr~Srcr-k 70, I.:.ss, : 4
Eve, ~ srsssvsy, asss.s.
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Rheumafism.-captain C0mstock, OF the
steamer Baltic (Colins lne cured Of
by Dr. Tshias Venetian Linment. Sold by
all the druggists Depot 60 Corandt st. Price, so cents
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The EApenscheId Hat 10 dIstln8ulshed a. the
most in the city y bears the Of taste
Detof suggests handsome variations Of STYLE
and his sk and experience shape to those
and enable him surprise the public by the ee
Of bis stock and the economy Of his prce st S Np
san street.
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Wigs and Toupees.-Resd This An Old Man
made young for So BY getting Of the best h.tnS ys
from the OF hkDHUhsr
BEARD, Maiden lane. Back and front braids bands,
curls, &c.
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And 30 he Shaved aim, but he knew that
onguent would orcs the whsksrs and moustaches to
grow weeks, and will no stain inure
the skin 81 bottle, cent to any part OF the country H.
G. GRAHAM $50 Broadway Zber "A South Third street,
Philadelphia.
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Amielet.-One Of the Most Extraordinary
results of scientific discovery the nar
been completed BY well known New York Sold
by n. W1LKlN, Clinton Place. and 10 Wall street.
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Criseadors's Excelsior Dye-Why II ID I'm Dc.
nandi simply bsssSss Sss been compared ~ nn nssi
has longer rival Retail dealers admit that u Stands
sold and applied by cRIsTADORo, No. Aston House.
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TWO REsPEcTABLE soTEsTANT YOUNG WOMEN
steIs wish to engage in private family one MS nurse
stress the otter have no objection
10 the country Can te for two days s. sherd 81
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NM, Insmis.ble Cutter OF Hair and Whis-
kers atEo Nassau street. Particular ateson paid
gss.nf, ssIllnf and sbampong the hair Infallible
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Patent Medicine for Sale, having the most
general and extensive sale of arsce the United
Slater The health of the proprietor makes this
necessary Terms favorable, will require means Ad-
dress box l,765 Post Office.
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n. r.. Lovers Wahpcne VIII Restore
cray hair 70 s youthful appearance, and badness
Those doubt call At 762 broadway, and those
have been gray bald have perfect heads OF hair
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RIO TEACnERS.-wANTED, IN BoARrIyG
school place Tor young lady, where ncrservees
assistant will be taken in remuneration for her edua
~oIld not object 70 70 out Of the city II required Pieces
address q. j. NJ, Herald s1ice, tor tires days
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Four medals on tho wrapper,
Of Lyons flask you see;
His signature too, mark you,
A fair ''fac simile.n
Beware ofoheats and peddlers,
Whnaa frach ~ ....a.f Lsrla.

And true Magnetic Pills.
Depot for Lyons Mag neIic Powder and Pills,
for destroying insects and vermin 42a Broadway.
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A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WANTS SIT.
uation as seamstress capable to do chamberwork if
required and understands the Of children
to honesty atty all 3b avenue for
two days, fourth floor, front room.
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Rushton's Drug stores are now only at NO.
Astor House corner Of Barclay street. and No Az Broad
pared with the during the life Of WIN.
l.. RUSHTON, father of the pre- sent proprietor.
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Yes for all This noble remedy acting does mmsdi-
ately the Of e restores health energy and
any medicine ever made known the world Sold st the
London, and by all druggists at % cents and 81 box
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CITUATI0Ns ARE PROCURED FOR CLERKS. BAR.
y keepers porters wAers, coaehmen grooms gardeners
farmers for stores and trades, maids cooks
tesmstresse housewoIk girls &C. Employers also be
uei with Of the above help at No. East Broadway
corner Of Chatham square. JAMES McLERUOS, Agent.
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INFORMATION WANTED-0F MARGARET ROORr,
native Of Dublin; when agt heard from was in Montreal
information respecting her will be thankfully received
BY her brother Thomas Roork 40 James street. Mon
teal papers please copy.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.

PERSONAL
A NSWER TO CATHERINE MAH0N, WOBURN CEN
IA tre MaseDanel and Mary Ann Nah residence 434
First avenue New York. Boston Pilot please copy.
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COO REWARD-NoTlcE TO PASSENGERS PER
VOV steamship Atlantic.-Lost brown leatber valiss
married. &C George cunis Toronto, 9. W., containing
dresfuf case and osher artc
by mistake from pier foot Of Any rc
~ ita. ukEs CRAY co. ~ Broa6vsy viii receive
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YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A. SITUATION AS
"A chambermsid and waiter, would chilireni
Iure would objection travel during summer
Can be highly recommended None but respectable families
need apply Can be for two days at ESQ Hudson
Brooklyn.
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FOUND DRowNEp.-Co Coroner O'Donnen held an inquest
Thursday at the foot Of vesey street upon the body Of
n coiored man, (name unknown) who found floating
in the river at that point Deceased found We'd
nesday night and was made fast TO the dock by man
residing the neighborbood and in the morning when
the Coroner came to examine the body was found that
the corpse had been tried with the pockets Of the
clothes turned The finder Of the body says that
he did not leave II in this condition. The supposition
therefore, Is that wreches robbed the decel Of
what yauabes he had about his person during the night
time The deceased about 25 years old had thick
head Of hair, and goatee. Verdict - Supposed
death by drowning"
SUDDEN DEATH or AN UNKNOWN MAy.-Coroner Hilton
held inquest at the Sixth ward police station house
upon the body Of an unknown who fell dead at the
corner Of Centre and White streets Deceased Vas APP
parently of poor circumstances. He va five feet
eight inches In height and about 80 years Of age
An examination Of tho body made, going to show
that death caused by pleuriy. Verdict accordingly
In the pockets Of deceased found knife razor and
q snuff box.
FATM ACCIDENT SHrpBoARD-Coroner Hilton held
inquest Thursday board the steamship PRONE.
theus lying at pier No North river upon the body Of
George Wetmore second mate Of the above vessel who
tally killed BY being Knocked overheard by
box OF merchandise which being hoistcd board.
Deceased fell into lighter which lying alongside of
the steamer and fractured his skull Deceased 50
years Of age and native OF che United States.
Verdict, "Fracure Of the skull by falling the deck Of
q LIGHTER
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rLarrssSse


On Wednesday October a. by the Rev. Dr. yng DAVID
BANKS, Jr 10 SARAH Y. 7. laocKER granddaughter of
Thomas C. Taylor, Esq
On Thursday, October Is by the Rev. Mr.. McClelard
of the TRANSPORTATION Church Mr. MICHAEL FrrzaER.ID
Miss ELLEN HURLEY daughter Of Jno Hurley, both OF this
city.
On Thursday, October 25 by the Rev William J. Frost
rector Of the Church Of the Redesmer john DuySisG
HAIsTs TO HARRET BRssETI all Of Wiltshire, England
On Wednesday, October "a, by the Rev. Dr. Mcleod
Jons McsonalAE Of Chicago to Miss Esther YrLE daugh
ter of Mr.. James Yule. Of Castle Douglas Scotland.
Dpmflies tstotiandy Courier please copy.
On Thursday. October 70, by the Rev L. Mckenna Me-
p. o. RAGAN TO Miss HoNoRA CLANCY.
Providence papers please copy.
At Bedford, Westcheser county, n y. Tuesday 0c.
tober 10, by the fey. Caleb Capp JEREMIAH MMlouaH
RIDTY Of this city 10 Miss LYDIA WAIrEs Of Bedford
AT the PresbyteJan Church Sag Harbor, l.. l., FRI
day October 10, BY the Rev f. Hopper Mr. THO. f. II.
BoyD, Of New Rochelle, to CLARA b. daughter of j. II.
Price, Esq., of tho former place.
California papers please copy.
On Thursday October g. ut the parsonage of the He'd
ding NJ L. Church. 1G5 Grove street. Jersey City, by Rev.
Il. b. Yard Mr. JosYTH l.. ROBINS of brooklyn, TO Miss
MARY ANN SMITH, OF Jersey City
At Salem Mass, Thursday, October 25, by the Rev.
Miss LIz only daughter OF T. Iarless, ESQ., of the for
place.
AT Wheeling Va, Tuesday, October l6 b y the Rev.
f. r. Perkngs, JoslT TAY vnIERs of this city, to LAU-
REITA hoRNAND, OF Roaton.
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BROADWAY TnEArRETo night win be the Of Mr. For.
rests engagement The pieces provided the popular
play Of The Lady q Lyons and the bureua Of " Mr..
Ganders Breakfast Party" Mr.. Forrest sustain the
young ladybeine her irst appearance on any stage.
NnIos Gsnprs-Thc grand fairy Opera OF Cinderella
with p It's scenery, uARicAi changes tricks and illusions
this evening Miss Pyne will sustain the role Cinderella
To night have repetition OF the successful
drama Of sebastopo and the pleasing DRAMA called the
" Sailor Of France
BuproSs THEArRE.-Mss Resale Durand will apnear
This evening the Princess OF Navarro the popular
piece OF John OF Paris Burton Lyster and o.
Win the other leading parts. The Man OF
Many Friends" Il also announced
wMIAes's THyArRE-rhe comedy Of the i" Nan o
Many Friends" and Inc excellent farce OF the Secret are
provided again this evening" with the excellent casts
The theatre fun night and he performances give
utmost satisfaction.
METROPOLITAN THHAmE-Tbe Loren,r ballet troupe are
appear again this evening" conjunction with vocal aud
performances OF signors verpr ach, Morino
Sig Robbie and the orchestra. The balcis be performed
very attractive, benz for the benefit OF Sig Lorcnte
woors MTxsrREs continue 10 draw large assem5ages Tho
Tor this evening comprises the negro per-
iormances and the farce Of Black blundersn
BvcxINrs sERrS DSRs-To night the last time thai the
burleaue opera Of the Bohemian Orr can be performed
o. Of the Swiss Cottage will be produced on
Monday next
PROFESSOR McAuErra has provided unusually aitrsc.
i've programme for this evening Mr. Malone Raymond Il to
commerce his Irish evenings 90 Monday next
sxrrns PAsorAuA schAstopo and Europe viii he OK.
hibied both ,hir Afternoon and evening.
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Died.


On Thursday morning, October g. Mrs. MARY MCIInS,
aged 90 years.
The friends of the family, those Of her SON. John j.
attend the funeral from her late residence No. 2 Spring
street, of Mott street, this afternoon, at
O'Clock.
On Thursday October %, IlLIAIs daughter of Aexan
der and Llaes Robertson uged years. months and q
days
mas William, and Hector Robertson and John Forrest,
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence Of her pa, ents No loi to
Her remains will be inferred Greenwood Cemetery.
On Thursday October %, BENJAMIN, youngest son OF
BENJAMIN and Ann Maria Whine, aged year, months
The friends and relatives of the family are invited to
attend the upera from the residence Of his father No.
676 Water street to morrow afternoon ut one o'clock
On Frida. evening, October &C. Capt. NAPOLEON SMITH,
Hisrelatives and friends and those OF John NJ Smah
Co., are respectfully inv ted 20 attend the funeral on
his father NO 81 East Thirty fifth street. between Lex
ington and Fourth avenues.
OF consumption, the beloved wife of James Mckinney,
The friends of the family, and those of her brother,
Henry Martin, respectfully invited to attend the fu
neral afternoon S At h9I past Two O'clock from
On Friday morning October 20 Mr.. JoBS LAypEa aged
IS years.
tend the funeral from No. 208 Grand street Williams
burg at two O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon
Very suddenly in Michigan on Tuesdhy, October %,
Mr.. S. SEYMOUR WILCOX, Of Brooklyn, J.. !.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral without further notice, tomorrow a
ternoop at two O'Clock from his late residence No.
schcrmerhorn street, Brooklyn. His remains will be
taken to Greenwood.
AT No. 60 Garden street, Hoboken N. j.. Friday
morning. October o. at o'clock after short ilness
MARY FINiAY wife OF Terence Finay late Of Thornebank
Glasgow, Scotland.
Glasgow, Scotland, papers please copy.
At hewburg, tuesday morning, October 81 after a
long and lingering illness which she bore with Christian
fortitude, MARcAIIn vine of Andrew Thomson, aged ~
years.
Herremans taken to the Episcopal burying ground
for interment
copy.
At his residence Lexington, KY, Sunday Sep
TENDER g. COL ALFRED g. CARTER Of Washington county
Miss in tie t9th year Of his age.
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Fire Narshal's once.
ARREST ON SUSPICION OF ARSON.
Before Iuatfce Pearcy

3eiore Justice Peafcy,
Thursday the police arrested boy nams1 Mortimer
Taylor, warrant issued by Justice Pesrcy suspi
cion Of setting FIRE to stable at No. lao Fourth street.
the evening Of August 81 1856. From the evidence
Horn who resides at No. 14O Fourth street. testified that
al about eight O'Clock that evening into the
yard to empty kettle Of sops; that she
tered the yard she smet smoke she her kettle down
by the dra and stepped into the gateway aud loo ked
and down the street TO find thu whereabouts of the
burning al this time she heard her kettle which stood
between her and the stable upset. and turning around
she the boy, Mortimer Taylor running the sta
Bile; lie passed oy her through the gate into the street
although she asked him what he doicg there
he made reply; she stopped down TO pick up ket
tie and looking up fire burning in the stable
she imme lately gave the alsr the kettle stood some
four feet from her, and between her and the stable
VIM. II. Pudney testiaed--Tha, he resides at No. TO
Barrow street and occupies the stable lao Fourth
that the evening of August 81 he di not get home
until later than usIalat few minutes before O'Clock
that when he put his hore the BOY Taylor present.
that after the horse fed be locked the stable door
that the boy and a young man named Smith with
him; that he did not light the street lamp
which stands in front Of his stable gives light enough
that in his opinion the stable have been set ire
by some one as no light OF any DIES pon had been used
in the place.
Freaerck Greve testiGedTha he resides at I4o Fourth
street. is clerk for Henry Eber who Ike grocery the
O'Clock; that he did bot any light who he heard
the alarm Of fire he out to take out Lorses but
they were ont before he got there
On the above testimony, together NTH other circun
stances Justice Pearcy required the boy to find bail in
the sum OF $500 to answer the charge.
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MaYnr,a Once.

VISIT OF TIE RANDALL's ISLAND BOYS TO THE CITY.
The boys from Randas Island, under the Of the
Ten Governors paid another visit TO the city yesterday
morning, and marched through the thoroughfarcs in
military order, displaying wonderful improvement in
discipline and their general appearance since their last
visit Between IL and IL O'Clock they appeared in the
Pork in front Of the City Hall, and attracted large
crowd OF spectators After going through their military
exercises in very credabie manner the boys proceeded
to the Governors ROOM where they formed themselves
into column three file deep, and were reviewed by
Mayor Wood. Ono Of the boys named Edward Ryan, ten
years Of age addressed the Mayor in neat little speech,
during the Of which he dwcl gratefully upon the
ndnese Of the Ten Governors The Mayor replied that
ne was gi,d 70 sec the boys looking healthy and
wen provided Tor By those TO whose care they
trusted I've said that he and all the city authorities felt
the deepest interest IN their present welfare and failure
prosperity In Me and that they ought 70 avail themselves
Of the opportunity afforded them for improving them
selves In mental and physical culture The highest po
stions open 10 them veil to Others and t6ev
could obtain them BY diligence trnthfuness and obsd
70 their teachers and saperiors When the Mavor
concluded mis- advice the boys gave him three hearty
cheers and struck up lively airs the drums and
afes after which they permitted - exaunc ali .hc
pointing- and retired
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The brig Dasid Brown arrived the 10Th after pas.
sage Of only four day. from Charleston
LAuscHEn-At Cope Elizabe ebout 2h inst, by W DYER
ESQ. fine reightng ship OF about 400
she win be commanded by Capt Anse Dyer late Of ship Co.
rnbian aad owned by him connection With the builder
and others. of Car Elizabeth
: Al Addison 2Ith MT By I Knowles ESQ. fine copper
fastened brig OF 1854 TONS called the Lucy owned
mand her.
Al wssbreok Me 25th inst. BY ) E Donnei, Esq ans
ship. called the Young Sam.
HE Salem Retlsier that beautiful ship built by Mr.
Gardner, for u u kimbs Esq, has been sold TO w II
bordan, Esq OF Boston. and will be launched 9Th inst. She
largest vessel ever built in Salem.
The ship recently launched BY Messrs Bliss Freepor
Me, has been named the M & Frank.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port or New York, October 20, 1858.

CLEARED.
Bark ! Cobb Robbins Dunklrk France-,J sardey,
Bark hord suernen tbrenD, Jorgensen, Rotterdam-W
Brig Eaton (Br), Norris Monteyideo-P J Nevns Sons
Brig omyum Porp, Avellar, Lisbon drnncll Min,rn 4
Brig Trnxillo, Muigan, Decentralization 4 Co.
Brig srisk tBr) Morrison Halsxsircon Kohl Klusist
sss s i F%srsd Or RacSes. wSeelos
ssr ssss M Msrr %es
sehr yapour, Bureh ,rhAslcsen- ,Doinsr 3foaa.
shr Y0o Jones 1a, s%h Hand
BARGE sophia Duty, Gallagher, .amdepmIra Bliss.
Briggs ssse"e' "'n'0"' "00ren0O'e fn'''''n"' ~
Ship Joshua Mauran of Providence Barton Bristol z. 81
days, with rs!lIord IRON, g order ).
trinneh Minnrn GO: vessel to Geo huxley Experienced
he sS Weather Irn hs s sns and s
River Bar 3c with msss e ~ g sos SD Is co With snip
Rsl passed bark vssa nom Mobile for Portsmouth Oct IS.
Robert Markham, seaman died The had succession OF
ssssss sds Sn Si's '' Re' h' port w'd
o &.
prBss BARI Dodge OF pluehnp Harlem osufnesos oss
with 10 xEJ Peters o,, 2, A 81 g. hn Il 80,
a Sr Dmop n lS.e ssns i0 w s1 ~ Nc ss
Freeman CO. sep "a n Is 70 90 spoke bark Velocity
sssss &. sns sh Bark s
sT srs &c ca assss rsgs' s:o %as Hayden Is days.
VIII ss Es s1a Sssss1 days. with
Brig Nisenra sangor Harding, Jeremc Oct s. with log
wood 10 master Oct OH Cnpe Nicola Mole spoke schr
Whimore rom Rio Iiache for New York
Brig Franklin (Br) Putnam, Maitland, Ns. Il days, with
Bri Frcdons oi Ellsworth Lord Pensacola 20 days. with
lumber Ell Peters 18th inst lat "a Il Ion 70 80 spoke
hrsv n Adans from New Orleans For Rio Jareiro.
rig Bornec, Rogers jacksonville " days with lumber to
Hrle Cinton Thompson Charleston, days with cotton 10
Buhsy I'd Inst o a'eras spoke ship chace, hence for
Charleston. ,,, -
Win psnensc 4c TO a solomon. Erperieneed heavy
shrr ct lat H. lon 10 no. spoke Helen Maria OF
Frarsfort irem cardenas or Frankors ih, a lon II
10 smoke scbr Echo Of and for NYork from River
Rchr A1oran r), Eanes Nassau, ny IL days, with log
wood mahogany &c, TO EAnes.
Ackeriy -
,osor lc 10 Eagle Hazard 2h Inst Oh Iapcs or Dela
ware fell H. the schr Queen and from Bosom for Phi
a. pain and four In number, md brought sneu ,h
Ytf Capt r. Of the Queen reports on th, I'd and 2. ms
heavy galee from The NJ lost sails boat anchors
and chaIas prr sea and had about feet in
10 hoi whoa he LET Der. T MS expencnced heavy wca