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Legal Wotire.

GOiah Tedrow. FilE. Court OF Common Pleas,
srrison con- ty Ohio
Tcrow, 5 Dss wi will I take IDsGe nosioe ,5a, sn oR
the 23d day oi September, 1854. the sad GJah led
row filed ispetitipn against him and the said Enoch
Tedrow in the Court OF Common Pleas d: said llar-
Iison county, which petition is now pending, praying
judgment against them for $1,000, with interest
thereon from the 18th day Of June, 1854 which rum
is due said Go!iah ledrow the promisory note Of
said defendants, dated June l2th 1854; and that
writ OF attachment las been issued against said
kemp's property; and that unless the SAID defend.
ants shn appear and answer sand tition on or be-
fore the 9th day Of November, 1854, judgment will
b. rendered against them for the amount claimed as
aforesaid. $. w. BlISrWlCk,
SEPT. 9Th lS54.--6w Atty for PetinalIer.
A TTACHMENT NOTlCE--At my instance,
"a an Attachment was this day issued by Thomas
Fiuuicum, Justice OF the Pence Of Rniney town.
ship, Harrison county, against the properly and Ell.
fects OF Joshua Kemp abscondiBg debtor, non resi-.
dent Of said county. Debt ten dollars and forty cts
This 2!d day of Ser tember, 1854.
n2l--4w GEORGE SIMMONS.
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D. LEVY & co.


New Baltimore Store,
HAVE received one Of the largest and best as-
IL sortments OF Dry Goods and Ready made
clothing ever brought to Cadiz; they buy cheaper
and sell cheaper than any other establishment in tho
place. tnov. !, l65t.)
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FoE THE RELIEF AND LCRE OF S

surpasses other remedies, in being moro certain,
eSs expensive, and leaving the system in better
ondition Letnl interested call and obtain PAM
hlet Ctree) containing ample proof, from the most
spectacle sources, of the beneficial results Of its
e; together with letters from highly experienced
ysiciuns, who have used ii in tl.er prQctice, and
ak from their own observations
REFERENCES:
P. n. Pcckam, NJ. D Utica, NY.
!: ,, Fleming, D, Rochester, n Y.
NJ H. Mills, NJ. d. Rochester, n. Y.
d. Y. Foote, NJ D., Syracuse, N. Y.
Prof Dunbar, NJ. D.. Baltimore, Nd
c. Orrick, NJ. D., Baltimore, Md.
w. w. Reese NJ, D., New York city.
w. Prescott, NJ. d., Concord, n II.
j. P. Newland, NJ. D., Utica, N Y.
Rev. 5. Bearc, Glenn Springs, s. c.
AMPHLEVS 10 BE HAD GRATIS At =
STORE OF
JOHN NlcBEAN Agent, Druggist, Codiz, o. Also
By c. L. Fawcett &, Co., Nj, Pleasant, fIarsh g.
NlcCutcheon, Steubcnyille, and by Druggists genVr-
ally.
GrNoTIcE TO THE UNfoRTUxArE FEMALE.
] feel il n duty incumbent upon myself 10 declare
publicly the great blessing DR.. Marchisi's Uterine
CatholicUn has proved to me. For TWO yenrs my
health was miserable; ! was almost unable to walk.
Physicians pronounced my falling OF tie womb,
extensive alterations, commencing with tuSr albur,
The pains, irritation, pro5tratiun, and tie ntOera
bic ieud discourage rendered life almoIt borden,
In this mi, erablc condition., DIR. + 7. Newland re"
commended Dr. anarchists Uterine Catholicon.--
Alter taking four bottles find myse.f in perfect
health Gratitude tor restoration makes IN
~ desire that all my sex, alike untortun
find sure relief from this inestimable mcdi
ELIZABETH A NEW AND,
No - West ST., Utica, n. Y.
The above statement know to be true.
+, +. NkWLAND, NJ. D. Utica, ~ y.
have 10 hesitation in saying DR.. Marchisis Uter-
inc CaIh cou is invaluable in uterine diseases gen.
orally. have used il in tIuor Albus, Amenorrhga,
Prolnpsus T1leri, ard in cases Of extensive ulcera.
lion el the vagini and Of utcri 1t is worthy oil tia
notice otlho Faculty.
JOHN c. ORRICk, NJ. D Baltimore, Md
W.. b. Marchisi K CO. Propretors, Central De-
pot, 3G4 Croadway. n. Y. aug ,, 81 Gin
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ES Subscriber for the Sentinel IL you
~ish 70 be posted during the coming can.
paign.
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QUIcx TRAiELLINo.-, Leaving Columbus
at 10 40 a NJ and reaching Csdis AZ p N.
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E4r There are nov in Indiana thirteen
Hundred and eighty-eight miles of compile
ted railroad, and twelve hundred and nine
sy three miles in progress.
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EEour friend AI5righ. Of the Guernsey
Times. has scId his paper to Messrs. NJ. G
?. b, Sarchett, 70 all hands we wish Pc
cuniari!y great success, but politically eter-
nal destruction.
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Sharing! Sharing!
New Barber Shop!

NIEO. HENDERSON " II. LAWSON.
WE would respectfully announce TO the citizens Of
Cadz, that we have commenced the above business
in the room formerly occupied by Messrs Convict
g. De Grange, opposite the Mansion House where
we intend to cary il on in the very best style.
Withrnzors slarp md ather fine,
Well shave you in the shortest time,
Aud dress your hair SO line and neat,
You can't but think, we do il cheap!
Our shop is not like that below,
Where they hoe, spit. and make blow.
But sirs we hnve things 10 suit your kind,
And nothing obnoxious to the mind, &6
Gents Just cnll, and see auw nice and trim
shape, we keep razors, towels and scissors in
a TEA MS.
Sbsmpooning. ...,................,..,.. -, 25 cts.
Hair cuttirg,.. Observation-Disclosures. 10 do
Singlerhaye .,s.ss ..s..... ~. ....s...G s. do
April c6, 1854. G. II e. 2. l..
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CyWANS Rrvisod Statutes OF Ohio for 1854, are
- received and ready for distribution al the ClsrAs
office, Harrison county, OHIO.
Oct IS, 81 ARLESPATTERSON, Clerk
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Notice to Jutice; of the Peace

We have splendid assortment of Blank Deed,
Or sale al tins Office.
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EE- At meeting OF the Stock Holders
of the S. cE [. r. R. held at Steubenville,
January lst, 1855. the following persons
were elected Directors, viz:
James Means. Of S.cnbeaville:
T. l.. Jewett,
James G ,llicr,
john Andrews, /"
James Parks,
Wm. Kilgore, ="
James Turnbuli, /"
VIM. Mcdonald,
James Frazier, /"
G Dewey, Cadiz;
w. X johnson, Coshocton;
Geo. w. Adams, Dresden;
w. 3. Hubbard, Columbus.
And at meeting Of the Directors held Jan.
uary Cd, the following officers we're elected
for the ensuing year:
James Means, President;
r. L Jewett. Vice President;
j. G. Norris, See'y & Treas'r.
Steu. Union,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHISGP,N. Jan. 5.

GftN, san, ,.
Sena,e.-Mr Summer presented me-
mortal from the Boari OF T,aie Of B scr,
praying 'h.t lhe Secretary oi The Navy Le
empowered u send one or more vessels TO
the relisfOf Dr. K.ne. Re efel to com. Oh
Naval Affairs
The Military Academy biI! Va, iakr.. up
and the amenInrnIs iePor;si b. The co.a.
OH Finances eoncurrel in AM passed.
An adjournment was proposed.
Ar. BAlser moved tha. when the sena,s
adjourn that Ii be uii Tues iaJ, Mvutsy
being 9Th January. Agreed 10.
Ar. Broihssi endeasorel to set the
bounty land soldier bill Jefo,o the aeua:e.
but on motion Of M. CI,s i, was male the
special order OF the day for Tuesday next.
Dir. Toucy offered an ainsalman; to
make the bill read eleven instead of teu
Circuit judges in order to provlls for
California Il was accepted.
Mr.. Cass was in tavo: oil keeping ile
judges in contract with the people. That
tSo juG ,es in a district should always sit
together, thou5h Supreme Judge sboa!d
be conSnel to the Slprems Coalt Il
she sea- of Government; va, opposed to
their considering anyihins concerning
case beyond the record.
MIR. Guyer was opposed +, a cenrraliz,-
ton THE judges in continuing ,hsIr circuit.
lie moved to strike out she first section, and
to test the sense otthe Seuste upon she in
crease of judges,
Mr.. Clayton hoped M tes. vote would b.
taken at this stage sf bill. Tnsreupon the
Senate adjourned ill Tuesday next.
House.-The Judicial Reform bill was IA
ken up in the House.
Napoleon B1napIrse Gil lins,, delegate
from Nebraska appeared and was qualified
BY taking the oath to support the Consli
tuition.
Nr. Eliot. Of Massachusetts,, introduced
bill making appropriations for continuing
the repairs OF the injury done to Plymouth
beach Referred to com. on Commerce.
Mr.. Walbridge presensl memorial
from the New York L,fc Saving Association,
AHd that of all the Marine Insurance com
panies of the same city, asking for the tit-
ling out OF an expedition for the rescue Of
DR.. Kane, now iu the Arctic zone. Referred
10 com. on Commerce.
On motion OF Mr.. Stanton, Of Ky, from
sommls'es on public printing, that 10000
extra copies Of the Presidents message on
ths late river and harbor bill veto Ordered
~ be printed-s6 against 5l
The House went into committee on pri
vsss bills Ans subsequently adjourned.
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GI-Our Carriers Address will be found
on our first page. 1t is pretty well written,
although some of its sentiments are not in
with our own.
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E8- The Nsuonal lnteIigeneer thus
speaks Of the General Postoffice Depart.
nent,
I'VE do no, believe that the duties OF any
department Of the Government are more
arduous, or are discharged with more in .
diligence, assiduity or success than this
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EE Read all the new advertisements in
this weeks paper, for they may be ofinter-
est to you
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EAAfA LBS PORK watsiod fof which the hisbs
sev 1854 s&H hTABbEx.
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OUR TICKET.

We have just returned home from Co
!umbus, and have only room to say, that
the Democracy have nominated the follow.
ing excellent ticket:
Governor, William Medll.
Lieutenant Governor, James Myers.
Supreme Judges, VIM. Kennon, long term
Robert B. Warden, short term.
Auditor of State, William D. Morgan.
Treasurer of State, John G. Breslin.
Secretary OF State, DR.. William Trevitt.
Attorney General, Col. George W. Nc
Cook.
Bard of Public Works, James B. Stead
man.
Our ticket must be elected. Harrison
county WILL do her part.
A long fight is before us, but victory
will crown our unceasing eForta next Oc-
tober. Let US roll up our sleeves. and 20
10 work. Three cheers for our ticket.
Full proceedings next week.
T-IIT arinp of uoporI ,o - ,,,o.l. 7 .
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Legion Of Honor" next week. Let
it be a large one.
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Democratic 5cutineI.
CABLE, O&Gxo
Blank Deeds.

WEDNESDAY EYENlNy.........J JAN. 10. 1855,
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American Bible Society.

American Bible Society
The stated meeting of the managers was held at
the Bible House, Aston pa e. the 9Th instant, at
Al p NJ; DR.. Thomas Cock in the chair, assisted by
BeDjanin l.. Swan, Esq
Twelve ne societies were recognized of which
three in Texas, three in Arkansas four in South
Carolina one in Tennessee, and one in OHIO.
Letters were presented from MIR. Phillips, agent
in Oregon, showing the need OF Bible distribution
in that Territory; fr ON Messrs Terrell, Elliott, and
Buel, in regard TO the work in their folds; from
Mr.. Fighter, OF Con stantinope, stating the demand
tor the Scriptures among tbs soldiers Of the French
army, and the increasing interest Of the Turks in
CoIstsntinope, returning than ks for the aid this
society has rendered in publishing the Scriptures
in the East, showing the beneficial effect Of the
reading room and Bible depository opened at Con-
stsntinople, and stating that So 600 will before long
be wanted to complete the publication Of the Ar
memo Turkish Bible; from Rev. Eli Smith, D. D.,
OF Beirout saying he had completed the translation
Of the Arabic Testament. DR.. Robinson, from the
Committee Versions also read more recent letter
the Arabic Testament, the Pentateuch and several
of the emaller books of the Old Testament have
been translated; from Rev. W. Lobscheid, who was
interpreter to the commission from the United
States to Japan, recommending the translation of
the Scriptures into Japanese.
Grants were made of books to Ashley and Brad
ley County Bible Societies in Arkansas; to the
American Sunday School Union for the West to
the Sunday School UniOn OF the Methodist Episco
Prayer Book Society; to the Rev. =. ID. Lore, Mis-
sioDary Of the Methodist Episcopal Church in New
Mexico; besides several others OF smaller amount
in ditierens languages, including twelve volumes for
the blind. An appropriation Of 81 900 10 money
was voted to the French and Foreign Bible Society.
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From the Montreal Gazette, July 2.
We announced acme time SINCE that respected
townsman NJ. Perley, Esq had been selected as the
British Fishery Commissioner under the reciprocity
announce that Mr Perley has received his commission
under the roy al sign manual, and have been kindly
permtted to make the following extract from the des
ratch of Lord Clarendon, which accompanied Il.
FOREIGN OffICE, May 25, 1855
Snl have to acquaint you that her Majesty govern
nsnt have recommended you to the Queen for the ap
pontment of Commissioner the part OF Great Britain
sndsr the rst and second articles of the treaty con
eiuded between Great Britain and the United States
the Str Of June, 1854.
appon.meut by the intelligence and local knowledge
which you displayed in your communications with her
Msjsssy's minister at Washington while tbs treaty was
under negotiation and they feel confident that 10 en-
trusting TO you the duties TO be performed under those
arces Of the treaty they place them In good hands
Transmit 70 you your commission under the royal
sign manual together with copy OF the Treaty You
VIII perceive from the latter that your duties will be 10
prseeed, in conjunction with the Commissioner OF the
taitsd States 10 examine the coasts OF the North Ame
m the provision OF the 6rs and second articles and TO
dessnsts the places reserved BY those articles from the
cor1non right Of nshing therein.
n. H. PmIxr, Esq. CLARENDON.
We understand that Mr. Psrley instructed to attend
TO eay distractions he may receive from her Msestys
Msistsr st Washington and to report the proceedings
drect . the fsfeign Once, without reference 10 the
Coon autAorss and apart from any Colonial consro!
q c..,as fail TO b. gratifying 70 the natives Of
ta;s Province that ons Of themselves has 90 dis
slaxuisisi himself BY akill and ability In great
ieeraa.oad uescsiAtion ~ TO have been -
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lsctsd by her Majssty's Ministers fox An iupor-
tant national Office Tbs Aatterng and gracious manner
should give high sstisfacnoa 1t affords convincing proof
that New Brunswicksrs who quality themselves FOR thu
public apd display activity and intelligence II
forwsrdng the interests q the crown may hereafter lay
claim to imperial appointments, Of the highest
grade. precedent has been established by Mr. Pefiey
who has been raised to position of honor and emou
ment far beyond any provincial appointment and has
thus opened the way for the ambition OF the youth Of
New Brnnswick. They may now believe that there
places within their reach for which 1t will be we'll worth
their white to struggle.
We learn that Mr. Persy leaves very shortly for waah
ingtor, to confer with Mr.. Champion, and meet the
United States Commissioner With the Of settling
the course Of procedure in conducting the business Of
this important commission. We can only say that No
concur in the views Of Lord Clarendon and beeve that
the business In placed sin good hands"
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II was insisted that the money received by defend
ant In fact belonged to him for recsipts Of his "a
CON- ana tor which the elder Shelley omitted to &C
length the testimony for plaintiff being positive,
for deiendant circumstantal, the Court gave judg.
nent for plaintiff for the amount claimed.
SUIT FOR BROKERAGE.
H0dgsOn %. H0mmOnd.-The pIaintiff "a thu
assignee OF one John Van WAGNER. sues to recover
commissions ~ q broker In efectin0 the sale of
q house belonging to defendant In Thityninth
street, in the sp,lng o. 1854, FOR $3.50. The
ployment and the services and finally the sale.
The defendant was also examined, and insisted he
did not employ Van Wagner; that Van Wagner
did not effect the sale, but man named Wolf sher-
Sheriff was examined, and he testified that he was
not broker; had never bought or sold or enectsd
H8le, or received commissions, before this time;
and that his kowiedge Of the house being for sale
he derived from one Nathan who was acting for
Van Wagner. Nathan testified that the purchas
er and Sherit accompanied him, (atyhis reguest)
to and examined the house with View OF buying
il. The Court held that defendant had employed
Van Wsgoner; that through the ageLcy OF van
judgment for the plaintiff for $7l 50.
SUIT AGAINST A CONSTABLE.
Le,cis Kaufman vs. Henry Bishop.-This suit
was brought against one Of the constables of this
city to cover damages for not returning an execu
ton delivered to him, &c. 1t appeared that last
August an attachment was issued out OF this court
against one franklin in favor Of the plaintiff in this
action that defendant returned the same, stating
that he had levied on Q gold watch ana chain an
trunk and its contents, the defendants property.
The defendant, franklin appeared in the action, aud
Judgment was rendered against him for 1928 so,
upon which an execution was issued and given to
the defendant which is the last plaintiff has heard
OF it. The counsel for plaintiff testified that the
defendant informed him he had returned the proper
ty attached to Franklin that he could not return
the execution n0la bond after orce eeizng the pro-
perty nor could he return it satisfied, as he had
not made the money. The value Of the watch, chain
and trunk was proven, but not the contents of the
trunk. Franklin, about an hour before the attach.
ment, had packed four large trunks preparatory to
moving, in one Of which was considerable siiver
ware but no evidence was produced to show whe.
Their ii was the one seized by the officer. The judge
thereupon gave Judgment for plaiotif for $50 06,
and costs.
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CLirrsn sur syRnA SrvAnAl Of Boston, injured while
OF parties TOT 109 Hs0oV Of her freight money will be
collected At Liverpool and the balance $o0 5000 will
be paid BY underwriters.
sr HURON OF and from Boston for shediao before rs
ported lost ran Harbor Darlington
night Of I'd inst during dense fog broke main and
mssts and bilsed. She had been stripped.
scpp CopsLAsD Co. lost at MaHstlau nixht Of jane
l. vas in ballast and TO have lett FOR San Francisco
next day. -.
escept bowrprt passed date lat 30 90 Ion 90 bv
shin Matchless, At Boston
WhAicmcn.
Art At New Bedford July bark EugcnA Barnard date
Weed Paci6c Ocean, Taloahuano Mch a. with 80 sp and
100 oil Sent home and sold 100 bbls 80 and
so do VII oil.
9poksn, 90.
Ship Cohots, Gerry from Calcutta Sand Heads April L.
fer Boston, April IL lat 10 N, Ion ~ 10 T.
Ship John Cottle from Liverpool for NYofk June To-
ship liverpool Nov York for Liverpool June q ia.
"A. Ion 80 Is.
SHIP Hasares Eliza IA days from New York for Baeno.
Ayrss, no dAss, lat, &C.
Ship Gaisns IRON ST Stephens NB. for Liver,sa july
3, iatt2 Ion 65. -
BrLtxs (Honl-Arr June bark Cadet, Cuiae WORK.
3d. scbs Nsry 49, ssvsv SQfissas sss, RnOea Bsnasr
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Marine Court.

July 7.-Chariss H. Shelley, by his vert friend,
&C., cs. Wm. Balings.-The plaintiff, who IL .
minor, sues TO recover $40 alleged to have been
borrowed from him by defendant. Plaintiff is pro.
u,ietor of the wsverley House, and defendant IL
nropriesor Of the restaurant corner OF Roadway
and Fourth street. II appeared that previous to
the LIST Of May last the father OF plaintiff, Mr..
George Shelley, had the management or superin.
tendence Of Defendants saloon; that shout the 5th
Of NAV defendant applied to him 70 loan him some
money: That be les defendant have tl00, and few
days sf,er $40, telling him each tina that he had
no ms neg, and that be was loAning plaintiffs me-
psv. rho wss then absent in Cincinnati. This Was
tfs plaintiffs case. On the part Of the defendant
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stesmer Western Port, Berry, Persland-John Riley.
ARRIVED.


shr Jcremish Thompson, Blake Liverpool % days with
mdse and 4ss passengers to Thompson Nephew's June
"a Grand Bsnks spoke Ozark Buck from Glasgow
New York July of easters end Of Georgia Bank, in
York; fsme day EXCHANGED signals with chip Quickstep
from London Tor New York also with large ship supposed
the wa as from Liverpool 10, Ne. Yors On shs
long and go feet high The has been Is days from
Ship Isaac Allertep, Sears New Orleans with mdse
Ship Touion, Upsher New Orleans. II days, with mdse
and TnsteIrers to Stanton 4 Thompson
Brig Victoria Br Morgan PORT au Prince, II days, with
Brig Eliza tof Bluehln. Tenny, Lsguns, June u,
spoke brig George. hence for Darsn. -
Brig Fannie (of Frankfort. Me- Campbell, hAtsnzas
June 49, with molasses, to 1ngies.
Scbr Gil Bias tof New Haven't MAXWELL Eteuthera days.
with pnespples to J Eneas.
Sohr British Queen (Br), Sweeting, Eeuthera days,
schp cssRsria. pr,, sneigrove Masu.dsve days. with
sohr Dsbon.ir tB... Smith Windsor. Ms. % days. with
schr Sarah AdeIine Ray Halifax IL days with ssh, to
sehr star Hawkins. Hnissoro. Ms days. with plaster
schr sciota tof Ellsworth, True Dsrisn, 7 days.
schr Aili,Lee, fss ,n stcn ocraeoke NC
schr William. Smith Esstport.
Schr Lasuna, Potter, Calais.
Schr Rorbury Brown, Boston.
Scbr Lagrange, Mayo, Roncout for Boston, Mass.
SlooP Apollo. Freeman, Rondous Tor East Greenwich,
Nass
slip Constellation. Allen Liverpool May 8. with mdse
and passengers, TO Kermit Carew.
Also, ship, bark and briggs.
SAILED.
Steamships Alabama, Savannah. Marion, Charleston:
jamestown, Norfolk, &C; and others.
Wind at unrse, enc: meridian, NNw; sunset, NNE,
with rain.
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The sehr Daring Halifax Sable
Island; reports no wrecks.
LAurcHsp-At East Maohias July ., by r Talbot Co.
finely modelled schr Of 100 tons called the Sak to be
commanded by Capt Joseph Hooper, OF Msshiasport
Al Warren Ne, 10th ult, by Messrs Hodgmnn. Andrews
Co fine bark called the Monasco owned by the builders
snd Boynton ESQ., Of Boston, 70 be commanded by Cap:
m Are
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


ALMANAC ron NEW YoRK-rHIs DAY.
RrsEs............4 IS MOON RISES commence.
SUN sETs............7 SO HIGH wArxA.............