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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

II ID rumored that the Mexicnn government has
asked that Mr.. Gadsden, our minister there, shan
be recalled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

~ To the Voters of District No. Of
Of February last received your sufrases for the
Office of CONSTABLE. which office have die.
CHARGED t. the best of my ability On the 2nd Of May
next YOU will again be called upon TO make seiec-
ton for that Office take this occasion 70 announce
myself a. q candidate for that Office, and If elected
promise you to leave nothing undcrs on my part 70
mh ST. 1T s>''l's' JOSEPH q. METTERT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

q To the Voters Of Henric0 County,
Fellow CITIZENS At the solisitation Of many
friends, hereby announce myself candidate for
the Office of CONSTABLE In the Sd District of Hem
rice county Should it be your pleasure to elect me,
the duties Of the Office shall be discharged faithfully
Respectfully, VIM H. DAVIS.
Q-dtde<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

Postage stamps have just been introduced into
Sweden and tha cost Of letter carriage Is now the
same to AL parts OF the country. Letter boxes
have bean fastened up all over the city Of stock
holm.
Thity-six emigrants for Kansas. LEFT osdens.
bursh and Albany, N. Y, on the 18th inst.
Mono Of the copper money Of France stamped
with the hssd Of Liberty, will be . legal tender
at}er me Ut og next October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

~ To tho voters Of the City Of Rich.
MoND-I offer myself candidate for the Office OF
self to see the duties faithfully discharged.
ap 7-dtd+ CYRUS 6ODDlN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

~ The Daily Dispatch Il served 10 suhscrihen
at sIx AND QUARTER csNTs rkn wFex. psyahls 10
the Carrier weekly. Price for mailins, S{ayea IN
advance.
~ The Weekly Dispafch is Issued every hi.
day, and mailed ts subscribers at 81 per annum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

uTO the Voters of Henric0 Coun1y.-A
vacancy having occurred in the Office of CLERK Of
the Circuit Court Of Henrco by the death of the late
incumbent announce myself candidate for the
said office Having acted as an assistant and deputy
in the Clerks Office of the County Court of said
county for the last four years. my official business
them an opportunity of forming opinion as to my
qualifications and most respectfully submit that
question to them for their decision.
ap lots TEMPLE ELLETT.
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rVTo the Votcrs Of the City Of HIchm0nd.

wTo the Voters Of the City OF hichm0nes
FELLOW CIrrzENs: In responding to the many nat
terns calls which your kindness has induced yeq 70
for the Office Of sH ERIFF for the city Of Richmond,
1t affords me pleasure say that having been
with the Office in qussion for nine yssn Rs ZEE -
myself competent 70 discharge the daIiee y - ~
it, and should Il Be your pleasure to eonfsr V on me-
my best efforts shaf be sxerted e merit yogT snurs
approval RHiLlf :. UNoAWH.
NH 29-tss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

= y. -. v.eers ef Henrice Ceunfyse.
-. .ss,S.s - - of6ce Of Sheriff at the coming
election " IL May N ns1t. Having served = deputy g
sheriff q Ihs ssaai ri sss
~ a.i ~ ~ 9fIcs Should Il be yoar pleasure
to sisss ma shs bsanss Of The once sAs = nath-
faIlI ny .tI.ns.d anass . mo 4. HurcHEsoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

NJUTICE.-I have removed my Office from
the late Constable's office to my residence on Mar
stall street betw sen Adams and lst streets, where
ear be found after this week Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays, from sunrise to sunset each day. to
transact any business connected with the late high
Constabe's office of Richmond.
an 1ets j. p. TYLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

~re the ystcrs sf Henrlce Cosssys... :.
Fsow-Citsenr Itbeeomins nes,s e - nsa. asst n
Sisos 49, s ssss as,es Hsyns ssrped you for sonstims
rsst = Deputy Sheriff, IN Opportunity nes pess =.
Erdsd yoa of forming - opinioa . g ny =
tioas pledge myself should e yess 49, scs' y
dance. Very rsepeekfa1y rutsnnrv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

IN STORE AND FOR SALE
L 10000 M. No. /, All Heart Cypress Shin xles
10000 do do Heart and sap do do
100000 do f. Dressed Flooring
$1,000 do Il. and and and Heart
Together with q general assortment of all kinds O
Hard-pine Lumber at my yard, corner of Canal ans
10th streets, south side Of ths Basin.
sp 2l-lm L. w. GLAZEBROOK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

- To the Voters Of Richmond..-T am n
candidate for the Office of COMMISSIONER or
~; Ale REVENUE for Monroe Ward, or the upper
my 1S-tds Jor5N trrrvo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

VyHE suhscrlhsr mas js.t epene4 q Gsnrxx
street, at The olA Aoe1say. ssfwssn ~ 2 s NV ~
streeta. nsw CONfECTtOHAk1A AS% ". es ~ S-s 2
81 Candiea Csksa Nut, los cfssns ke< - te&f.-
Hes furnished With lee Cssssn. Gales e9s- = ~. ~
with eeif fkat ~ prIees srs low - 81 q -
~ r. ~. NJ I5-&* q O1sAS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

- To the Voters offhe City ofRichmoud.
l am Candidate for the Office of COMMISSIONER
oF THE REVENUE fer Monroe Ward.
Respectfully,
nv I7--tdax TOrrN p rxpmrn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

TNHE CHEAPEST ID X AND FANCY
l. GOODS In THE CITY.-ATTENTIoN Buy
ERs-The subscriber having recently returned from
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, which he bought at the
New York auctions CASH, offers them to purchs-
sers at such rates that will satisfy them at that
HENRY BROWN, at No. 25 Main street, is actually
selling the CHEAPEST GOODS in the city. To
enumerate all the cheap Goods he keeps would fill up
the Dispatch; but certain it is it will be consulting
your own interest give him cali, when about job
bing before Purchasing elsewhere. Convince your
selves Mt HENRY BROWNS,
No 25 Main street,
RI hrido
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HOTELS.
HysSSSEITx rM0TEL::UE6 F0TST COM.

FORT This defsehtfai summer resort the
most inviting ON the Southern Seaboard and for ar
traction inferior TO none in the eountry copvanisn,
the Salt bath and the many other
water region. in broad view of Hampton Roads ana
the Chesapeake Bay, and with extensive miIitarv
post beside IT, lass passed 10 the Of ths
andersisned and will be opened for the public rses,
ten on the 10th day OF june after which date il viii
Disease at Old Point Comfort, at any season /.
almost unknown. For health, IL NAV be sai6 indeed
toryM The most secluded watering place Of the noun.
tain interior; % that the upander may feel no isk
lowiand retreat
intendenee. Mr.. Joseph B. Stesal of Richmona lat,
1.-THE Hagenot Springs, gentleman of marked Anti.
tsae = ter the & trust ne has 'ssamed while his
my l2-sm JOS sEoAR.
THE COTTAEE HOTEL, aI Ashland, =
nov ln 9foer Tor the reception Of bosrders by
To persons engaged in business In Richmond, who
may desire to be within reach of their families every
necessary facility afforded by the transit of three
trains daily each wsy, between the two places whilst
on each SUNDAY, commencing with the first Sunday
t,he 4th in Msy special train win leave the depot
Shockoe Hill at O'Clock, A. M and return about
sunset for tke accommodation of those who NAV de
sire TO unite in the religious exercises of the day in
The Chambers of the Hotel and adjoining Cottage,
are provided with gas the s equal to any in the
State and the location proveIbia for health whilst
of the establishment furnish facilities for exercise and
recreation surpassed by no other place of the kind
THE PROPRlETORS.
I. 5. The regular Passenger trains of the Rich.
mond, Fredericksonrg Potomac Company ct op at
the Hotel daily, for breakfast and supper.
Ashland, Hanover CO.. Va
May z, lS56 ) my 3-2m
NATIONAL HOTEL, Main street SIaun.
l ton Virginia w. J. HUNTER l. CO, Pro.
prietors.
~ An Omnibus will always be in readiness at the
Railroad Depot to take passengers TO and from this
house free OF charge. my S. 6m
IN STORE AND FOR SALE
$4,000 M. No. ], All Heart Cypress Shin xles
10000 do do Heart and sap do do
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

~ To the Voters Of the county of Hen
RIco.-Fellow-citizens: am a candidate for the of
flee of COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY, at the
approaching election, which takes place the 22nd of
May next, and most respectfully solicit you support.
ap 2S--tde JOHN N. DAVIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

the solicitation Of my fiends, l announce myself
candidate for the Office of COMMISSIONER OF
THE REVENUE, in Monroe Ward. 1t 10 believed
by those who know my qualifications, that COM
petent, faithfully and correctly discharge all the
duties pertaining to the office. No will be more
thankful for your votes than
Your fellow-ctizen,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

Eg. To the Voters Of the City of Rich.
mond-I am candidate for the officce of COMMITS
SlONER OF THE REVENUE for Madison Ward.
my 6-tde EDWIN BURTON.
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R To tho Voters of Richmond.---FeiIow
CITIZENS: am candidate for the office of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, for Monroe
Ward and shall be pleased to receive your sufrages
on the I'D May next. Respectfully.
ap S0---ts GEORGE A. HUNDLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

EV DISTRICT No. q HenricO,C COunfy...ThD
following persons will be voted for Magistrates for
District No. 2, Henrico county:
JOHN NETTLES,
THOMAS j STARKE,
JAMES M. GARNETT, ~
DR.. RICHARD 9. VEST.
sp z2-dtde. BY MANY VOTERS.
~ To the Voters Of HenrfcO COunfy..-
Fellow citizens in accordance with the wishes of
many friends, hereby announce myself candidate
for reelection to the Office Of CONSTABLE, in Srd
District. Respectfully,
ap l1.--dtdes N. J. SHEPHERD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

q Notice to the Voters of Heurfco
COUNTY, DISTRICT No. FL am candidate for the
Office of CONSTABLE, and should it be your pleasure
to elect me, pledge myself to discharge the duties
faithfully
my 16-dtd* SAMUEL j. BARKER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

Al meeting of the American party Of Jelferson
ward held on Saturday evening, the 10th inst,
cslyed the unanimous recommendation for COMMITS
and believing myself competent to discharse the du-
les OF the ofhcs hope It may be your pleasure to
''ss, my is@.d. ne ks'psetfS5I}Er Sn}Elr m .nc,sco
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

national HOTEL, Main street, staun
ton, Virginia w. J. HUNTER l. CO, Pro-
pristoTs.
~ An Omnibus will always be in readiness at the
Railroad Depot to take passengers TO and from this
house. free OF charge. my S. 6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

Ino pendent Candidnte..Retur nm
EP cGndidote for the Office ofCOMMISSfON-
mm.J III REVENUE for which none, it is pre-
susu Will hesitate to concede that rossess ths rs
du.s qdsnhcations 1t only remains for me 70 say
Ina. snoaa Pc preferred, the duties Of the Office viii
my grateful acknowiedsments. -'' wiz ieee'''
ap 28---dtd* uvM IN ,..x,,,
~ AtLANATlON-Being actuated by = sense
have no doubt my course will be rightly
my iS-tde- WIN II yR AVEC
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

The President Of the United States transmitted
to both Houses Of Congress, on Thursday, the fol.
lowing Special Message:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

~ Daniel E. Gardner, ESQ, has consent Z.
ed TO serve, II elected, MAGISTRATE Of the
county OF hennco. my 15-sod5t
q Feilow-C Citizens of Henrseo District
No. Lin compliance with the request Of many
frlenda announce myself candidate for the ofHce
OF CONSTABLE in said district. II it Be vour
choice to elect me, promise to serve you faithfully
Yours, respectfully, 5.a717F
my 17-tde* THOS. J. YARRR0TrGH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-23

ous-The market 10 buoysnt for EDs,sh Lpsee and Sc
RS been refused for lot; sales OF 800 gss a. s
ss,h Crude hale sal and We can learn OF no
R,fred il .slabe to fair extent stedcci ti0e crude
sr m IA staiy with little doing sales Of .usl o;s re-
sled frr sheds az CO. cash LSrd oil u duh and prices
ere somewhat nominal Olive is very quiet a. ionef aao'
q.
SIICEs-Cu.sis has taken leap upward and nas been IN
scve d. uaud bat hOlders sdysneing ther
We sales have been retarded sales OF Ioo aAs ~
now held az Sc In al other articles efnors'ed lIlc 'l'
me- dug very hule j. doing prices generily are %
sKINS-Ihere little any, Cur.coe Ooat oeiel - ~
vess. are near a. hand Deer 100 San Juan sod 81 Ok
aid go n Missouri a. Sc. -. - g..
"a the akins price ~, r.t &, So .
~ Lear OF sae 0t 1900 bush lisbon previous 10 AFa a
n, a. 10 ocO bush xsrceus a. Soc mos 5000
STFARIN-The demand fair tor " hitei safes OF L''V"
~ .; lifd &C. for fair 70 inc cash. -. -, NJ.
sFFIs-Ihe demand fair for Clover al l2t i..c Tno
thy Il In fair deusna - 5Q rs ~ bGshe knish FAN
i Ia leun.ra at : va - 3 3 bushei ~
TTN-Pafes are firm with fair demand sales o. ~ boxes
"a AZ 80 - casa Bauea - adsancus sues OF lo SaDs
AZ sc cash Al which invoice 4 +ov slabs s now held
Stats are quiet lest sslss AZ SIC. cash ,
TOBACCO-keutueky CONTINUES scarce, am wante sses Oh
&C. hhd. at &c. from second hands Some so hnds nlNe re
cent?, arrived " II b. put on the marset INC SAFES
are 81 bales Havana 81 Leaf Yas, both pvate terms
Is cases Seedes 9dl2c isjdo. of FLORIDA al 10 f
TrAs-Green and blfek both very qGiet penlns ne
auction sale announced for TO uorrow.
WHlSkYThe market s quiet the arrivals igh' saes OF
50 bbis Prison Sc. and Ohio az sac.
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Arrived.

T. s mail steamship FlonGa Woodruff Savannah, mise and
PASS 10 8 L. MitchL Hes experienced strong NV winds
shin sny south (cprer) Gregory Hong Kong Oct u and
Angler nor. Oct ~, lat % Do miles NJ lon
lC7 Is spoke ship Jacob Bell from Manila for NewfOrk
Oct 80 In the Straits OF Gssar saw r ship Great Britain
Discovery Rocks throwing teas 10 tighten
out damage Nov s. lat 81 lon, 100 ~ T., spoke Bem ship
Lebuiz Cardiff for Singapore Nov passed through
he Straits Of sunda in viii ss Jacob Bell for Ne
Brisin for Liverpool. Nov IL lat IL 81 - Ion ~
10 b. ship BeIhampore, from Manila for Liverpool
81 Gays out Dec s. Oh the Cape Of Good Hope, lat -
ion 3 E. gnslzed b. aip BsLche Moore from Calcutta
ATLANTA Calcutta for London. same time, b. ship last
in IS from for London. Jan H. lat % ~ NJ Lon %
oI a. sroke ship boah from Calcutta for Boston The
5 experienced bad weather with winds from n w 70
Shp Maid OF Orleans Dennis New Orleans Jan mdse to
VIM. Nelson g. Son. Was north OF hatterAs days with
westerly gales and ee was Oh the HOOK On
Last very heavy storm and everything about tAe snip
Barb Tiyo Gordon Nueyi,ss via Key West II days mehos
any Sc to Put Key West having Lost rudder
piItal, rom beiI ashore Oh Ginger hey Dec. p ..
Bark w. o. Alden, Bates Belize (hond mahogany coehi
fs Ornceo of Cherryfed) johnson. Wscssset 4th inst
skooks bound Cenuego- into ths por IA Distress hay
g on Tie SRI Isi lat ~ s. lou y, experienced heavy
the hold with water carried away head Of jena
ost al the sails syng and spaTs stove bu
Ioard AID lost 9TH inst OF Georges Shosls spoke schr T.
Gcodilr Belfast for Mstanzs had lost ali and
returning air demaees llh inst lat g. lon SO 25
soke bark Of and for Portland from BALTIMORE. lh
1t 50 So Ion r. spoke b. brig CathaFne, from Madeira for
Nev-NCIk.
Big Model of Boston Dow Cardenas II days sugar 10 XIX
land Won sschs 18th lat "A ~, Ion. IS g. ship " n
az three s't aud bowprt gone appeared TO be
IN bAlsst-
Brig JoaO l. lPort) Camps opor,o So days wine aud salt
10 L. h. Amsnek Experienced heavy weather, sp sss &C
Brig TnumJh tBr Atkinson, HbDro Is days, coal 20 order
Experienced heavy weather.
sehr Helene Knudson Charleston days, cotton, &C., 20
MeCresdy, Mott L Co. r..
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CorRT OF GENERAL sRssIONs-JAs. n-Before
Judge CAPROS

AT the opening Of the Court OF General SEES ions, yes
to-day the bs;rc Attorney sd that ne was ready 20 ny me
case Of Joseph e. Ebing Cornsn oner OF Streets aug
He had been Informed that aA Noser wac dangerously III and
could with that The Grand Jury handed III ths
discharged by the Judge IA these "or
GENTLEnES: an very happy 70 eongrstna,e yca On @
manner ia have performed duties, aud me au
early in which have got through rms
NAV show the decrease although fellow
citizens have thought oterwse Certainly, crime Il more
nong the Juvenile portion OF the community and has sur
pnsed lac 10 find that during short experience Judge, the
pfoners anagned before have besn children and mere
boys ranging from II 10 % years Of age This may ne
perhaps Of the parents o. perhaps ia the
TOO geat igence their ofprng You are now dsch
emen the thanks Of this Court and Of the people or
tbe faithful energetic and dill gent manner ia which you have
performed your sr5uOus duties st., r
The csees Of Blankmann and Matthew'S indlcted TOT
then came MP Afhdavts flied deposing 10 the
sbence Of material wine and the were postponed
until the second Monday Of the February Term
Thomas Roche was then sentenced TO three year,
aud three months in the Prison for breaking into No 68
Broadway the night Of the 9Th Of December ahd sess
$500 worth Of goodt.
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DIED.

ADAMs-on Tuesday, Jan. o. Col. JOHN P. ADAMS aged
IS years, late United States Consul at Laguayra.
The friends Of deceased requested attend his funeral
services O'Clock this afternoon at his late residence Cer
mont Hotel College place &C. whence 1S remains VIII ne re-
ANDERsON-on Sunday, Jan 20, SARAH GILBERT, wife
w M"I Gilbert, H D. D. aged y Year..
The funeral will take place from Dr. Adamss ChErch Madison
are invited to attend without further invitation
BAKER-On Monday afternoon Jan 81 aged Is months and
a days. ARTHUR HOWARD, infant son of Jeremiah and
The relatives friends of the family respectfully invited
20 attend his the residence of his parents No sos
0r.en~ioh street on "wednesday mOTnHs at 9ocock with
out further notice.
CLINTONOn Sunday Jan % in this city OF d;sease Of the
heart, PETER CLINTON -.
The relatives friends of the family well those Of s
brothers Matthew aud Richard are respectfully invited to
attend he funeral FROM his late residence No b9 Green
sephs Chuch Sixth avenue where solemn High Mass will
be celebrated, aud thence to Calvary Cemetery
ne snnvc.r So Of her SE&"y Mr.. OLIVE = FULLER
aged years wife of kchbei Fuller aud daughter OF Bena'
min sedswiek, ESQ., Of Cornwall Conn -. ~
teect and with the abb N and deposition to act well her part
Providence She was apa'enty In me enjoyment OF her
and none OF attentive domestic circle dreamed
Of danger unit, very hour of her departure But she
dispositions OF her death and all OF her acquaintance
confident that her life of preparation has opened
her richer and happier than eed her below Her
pouring friends fnd consolation in tho promises Of the Just
ard Mercu to those who believe in Him and obey His pre-
certs y
Marsh and daughter Of the late jonathan
Brownel Of Ledy ard, Cayuga County, n. Y
McCLURE-Os Tuesday morning Jan p in the 51th year Of
his Gse NEWELL }. MCCLURE Of Concord, ~ H.
Tue relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited
no attend his funeral from his late residence No IS Monroe
corner Market street Thursday, 2ih az O'Clock
remains will be taken Cypress Hills inteTnent
New Hampshire pal please copy.
MsItERIos ITe;dsyy morning JAN p aged &c Yeas
The funeral will place Thursday 24th inst a. II
aSo from his late residence No ll6 Fast Seventeenth
His friends and those Of the family respectfully
invited to attend without further invitation
TATBuLL0-On Sunday evening, Jan. 20, O'Clock,
ANDREW PATRULLO, aged S. years.
SSe funeral services will take place ST. Peters Church
kaTclsy street, Wednesday morning 23l inst az l03
O'Clock His friends those of his brohenIaw MI Fran
Hoyo, and Of his 'oanaw MI Manuel Eoheyerrs,
are requested attend his funeral from hs residence
No S5fIspklin street, Wednesday morning
SHFRWQSD-On Monday morning, Jan "a a. her fsther
Tesidee in Houston street. LOUISA aged IS years aud
months De gghteT Of MI Henry Sherwood of Waaks Thea
Of NsE York.
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Whnlers.

letter from Capt. Halves of snip Eliza Adams Of New
sSs bis VIII oil by ship China Of New. Bedford and ~
bone ty ho Mary Of EdsaIown The z. A had sustained
y the ice, which wss reparng would be ready
for in eeks and sail on cruise TO the southwsd
..5 e G% Sc With Of S %h OIL s S bad
shipped bone CsOO ~ by the Polar Star Of New Bedord
bound s)uth Tor a cruise Of one year sp. whaling
letter from Capt Cook Of ship Himan Of New Bedford
reports her at Lahaina Nov with go obs wh oil hs
NewLondon. 1he H. lost chain aud two anchors in e
Aetfer from Capt Sullivan Of ship Arnold
Bedford reports her at poa July To- with 40 bbl' P 81 do
from Capt Barker of ship Liverpool New
dated o Nov n her with $40 bbs VII oil taken ths
sschuseits of and for Nantucket.
stcr the officer Of ship Adeine Of New Bedford
board go this season. had taken 81 bbls oil freight
from bip Florida Of FsirhsyeI and Niprod Of NewBedioAi
from Capt Andrews Of ship Junior Of New Bedford
would ship his oil and bone nome and re6t for another
season. -. II. o,t -, ~. H.,
ford iS srorts i her III oebcs Sea- Oct TO- with 1900 Db. III,
season bound to Ascension in fey days -, Nh,
ford Lshsna Nov 49, reports her with go bbs whale
o on Os M srS.m seo1eI Of aeuhnet Village by beos
taken of the boat by foul line IN the Japan Sea June ~
letter from Capt Bonney Of ship Lewis Of NewBelfrd,
rerorfs Honolulu Dec. with 900 bbls oil 1Oobs bone
OF July BY ship Pocahonzs while anchor aod
carried away head headgear and both anchors and otherwise
Touched Isle Mayo Dec T. bark DumbartOn, Nye 81 days
from New BEDFORD Tor suppDee
from Capt Pierce Of ship Jeanette Of New BEDFORD,
reports her at Lshaina Nov 49, with 1870 do VII on
bound sp whaling - -
letter Capt Green Of ship Louisa Of New Bedford,
reports her at Nov bound 10 Sandwich i'an 70 MI up
with freight and home a. ~
SID from Honolulu Oct 81 ship Lancaster Carver New
Bedford TO cruise -. Nm .
letter from Capt Nye Of bark Dunbaon OF NIB reports
her AZ Island OF Mayo Care Verbs Dec 10 (srr l5h clean,
ready 10 cave Had yery rough passage out
letter from Capt Rdde, Of ship Harvest, Of Nantucxet
her AZ shsns TO- from Ochotsk Sea- with 900 obs
litter from ship PheniH Mercy Of Nantucket reports her
With n hills wh oil this season, bound houe.
etfers from board the chip Friend Cart Brown Oh Nes
London rerort her az Russell Harbo NewZealand, July ~
1855 with 50 bbs sperm. - . . -
letter from On hoard bark Alto Smell OF New Bedford re-
ports her Dsympie Bay July a. with 40 bO' sperm OIL %
h ard. =
from Capt Meader, Of ship Martha OF FabsYs3'
dated LGhaina Nov. TO- reports her with So oos sperm "
Had rehed for another japan sperm wains - !,
letter CAPT Smith, Of bark ktwerd o. New Di,9,
reports her at Shata Island Ocbosk seal Oct witns oo
this season 70 sell for the Sandwich Islands the hrst WIND "a
spokenIn Oehosk Sea- in September bark EDWARD 9""'
New Bedford wtg 90 bbls. 10 NIL an, p.1.,,i
Nov lar is u Ion. . q bark wnslo% o. New s.a, ssS
bonn Fsirksyen $50 bbs this season bound to san'"S"
Islsnds.