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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-31

PoroaAc BaIpaE.--The surveys authorized by
Congress to ascertain the best locality for bridge
across the Potomac are being made under the su-
perintendence of Mr.. Alfred L. Rives.
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To be drawn in Baltimore. Saturday, November 9th,
1855.
RICH SCHEME.

Tickets $l0--Halves, IS Quarters, q SO
proportion.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.

lst and I'd numbers $5OOi
To be drawn in Baltimore, Saturday, November %
1850.
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The Circuit Court meets on Monday. 1t is I'M
certain, owing to the unfinished state Of the ROOM
whether or not the business Of the court win be
commenced on that dav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18
SECOND BOARD.
SATURDAY. Feb. l6-p. m.


There continues to be an active Stock Market, but
with less buoyancy in some of the leading fances The
orders from the outside to buy are however still large,
and prevent any important decline The parties who
sold out largely of Erie in the early part of the week,
have been disappointed getting it back at about SO,
az they expected. The market opened at 49, sold
down to $50, buyer co. and closed at Ssh regular.
The earnings for January, which were known in the
afternoon used by the bears to depress the stock
Reading was 90, decline of per cent. The business
Of this Road for December and January has very much
disappointed operators Central was better, selling at
93I buyer 3d. Harlem was heavy, and Hudson
River also. Long Island sold at 35 per cent bet
ter Cumberland closed at oct, which is a trite
better Nicaragua was 22l bid. In Western
Stocks the market firm at the close.
Cleveland and Toledo rallied TO 79l sellers fi-
teen, an Improvement of nearly = cent Cleveland
and Pittsburgh was firm at o. an advance of q
cent. This Company have recently sold some City
and County Securities, and paid off nearly the whole
of their floating debt. Galena WAS Ill, which is
little better. Michigan Southern opened at 94i,
touched 95l, and closed at IS. Chicago and Rock
Island was heavy in the morning. but closed firm. 10
Raihoad Bonds there was not large business, but
prices were steady. Illinois Central sold at s7l;
Goshen Line s5i Erie's, 1875, sol; second mortgage
993; Terre Haute and Alton, second mortgage, 7ei,
&c. In State Stocks the principal movement was in
Missouris, of which s65,O0O sold at Ell ASH an
advance of y cent the last public sale. Sales Of
ga, geo CALIFORNIA; were made at s9l
The market is now quiet for exchange, with rather
heavy feeling. Sterling is q 99i = cent, with but
few sales above 9 b cent; francs, IS 22i ass Isl.
Freights are quiet, but firm. To Liverpool: $4,000
bushs. Grain, n sid 1000 bbls. Flour, Rs. Cd Sea
Island Cotton, 7-32d; compressed Sea Island Cotton,
3D.. 100 tee Bacon, 3Os and $50 pks. Lard, 27s cd.
London $50 ties. Beef IS 3D.; so ties. Beef S.. and
100 bbls. Oil Cake, 4Os.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: paid, $751;
l25 76 received sll 1894 95 balance, sls72, 500 2l
paid for Assay Office, sSs95 SO; paid or disbursng
checks, s37,O2s 90. The payments include $4,000
Californian drafts the receipts include $4,000 coin
from Chicago The balance to credit Of all accounts,
ell, 1875 52s against Sll &c., last Saturday show
ing decrease in the Sub Treasury of s26s, AL.
The Imports of the week other than Dry Goods are
81, l9473l, against ego, 3s7 same week last year.
h. aCorerata Of tho yvaek and war ia.
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BROOKLYN CITY COURT. Feb. l6.
Before Judge CULVER.
THE BRIG VIZ. u. sAFFORp.


THE BRIG WV. sAFFORD.
Judge Culver made the following decision on Satu.
day, in the case of David w. Pearce agt james Han-
ford, Coroner of Kings County in relation to the brig
w. ii. Stafford
This before motion dissolve the inunc
restraining the defendant from interfering with
g the OF this brig in their endeRvos their
property The question before the that the
PENDANT Hartford has acquired Coroner by virtue his Office
rs Wreck have read the adayts through, and also
these papers that this brig II wrecked all wrecked
found the County Of Kings but that It hsve been
within the limits Of NewloTk hsrbor 1t about 20
beyond mark The Coroner SUCH had Jurs
BY virtue Of his Office unless the vessel wrecked in
this County found in the County Of Kings Aud secondly
think this could be considered wreck within the
law definition Of the The term wreck
has received several constructions various tines the mesng
sseieny attached IL where the ship had been lost
and the goods thrown the land bat not where the
goods sunk and remained under in the ship Ii
look English legislation shall find IL from the Of
Henry modifying the definition Of the term, but always
derins more favorable to the IL far
bold that dog escaped by which the Of the ship
ood be Identified wes not then wreck Blackstone dedues
he legal meSring OF the word be- that the goods
brown the land and the ship lost This however
simply Of vessel laundering in the hsbo OF New York
nd cannot conceive that within the aiming
lated law Thirdly consider that proof given
that the had abandoned the ship they did
OF take to Identify and get their property On
'heee gourdhss that tho ship max was
cut OF the County secondly that II wrsok and
thirdly that the bad the
dissolve the injunction viii disslowed with costs
and the injunction vii continue force further orders
rem the Court.
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DIED.

rsrvRIYIp this city on suudsy morning Feb u, q con-
sumptiop ELIZABETH. wife Il Martin Estefy' 49,,
The friends Of family ievited 70 etena het iee
20 TTesdsv 10Th inst Al 10 jcoek from her iste resl-
54pce No IL lie Roy sweet, without ioithef hFl'se
Her reuaius will be t.EeD 20 Kingston fer Dterne-t
OTT-Ou Friday morning FEB - ihViN SOtNLitsA.
n fnnt son Jno A. AID Frances L. HsIrlo er:d 10
IT, funeral viii iske y.ee Monday next he 18th inst a.
o'clock from No NJ Tenth street The reiel'es anu ~
the family are invited 70 attend ,-
LANGDOE-On Saturday, FEB 10, o. tnec'ion u ''o ~
FDN ARD I.AkGDON -, ,,.o1..t..h The
~ ,be family are respectfully invited 20 attend nom
Tho rssdeooe Of bis parents, No. SIS ldsc7 street
sTAPLEs-On Friday evening, Feb j. CAIhAhiNL' WIG
se rosyes and friends of the family are re'peu' invited
attend her funeral her late residence NO 70 Clinton
Iisee on Monday the 18th inst At O'clock ~, wthon'
tser Invitation Her remsns will be removed to Ne"
for internent.
THTTCHINGs-On Thursday, Feb. Il, aged years
ELIZABETH TWITCHINGs at No ZIG Ear Twenty third
Tie remains inferred in the Cemetery Of the Evesreen
WATERS-In Indian DgEinEs Fl Dorado County C4loTaia
Jan. !, JONATHAN WATERS OF Ann Areof' Mieh' aged
abb n
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT


s..ar.bir. Ylo,id, woodruff Savannah 8 Ii Mitchell
Quaker City Shufeld Liverpool, T. h Collins NashVie'
Berry Charleston Spoford Tileston Co. r, D. o.
SbIrs-J w Fanuin Lily Galveston, j. IL. Brown Col
Woodcock Lambert London Durham 4 Dmoni Linda Mer
cher London Durham Diuon; Zurich, Rich Hsye, NJ Lv'
iugstuu; Draeon Woon Jr Hsyre, h. CALDWELL Nebraska,
Sw asey Mobile Henniugs, Muller Gosiins. MI. 81,
Brigs-W H. Stewart Scales, Pernambucot Darihg, h.oy
Co Dunknk Grifen Trinidad {. 4. j. Peters, Isllul'h,
Amsbury Havana H. D. Brookmsn Co.; Cordelia porman'
Halifax ID. X. DewolA.
schooners-M Farnsworhy Sherman, Antigua O. l. Hatch
Athem Joseelyn Leyaccs, McCready, Mott Co M sted-
rsn Terry GEORGETOWN Dbbe Bunce; Champion Gaskll,
Wilmington J. &. Williams Jupiter (PortJ Samparo Ant
wen l. Ansick Onward. SuEett Jack sonylle Nesmth
.ons. Flanuer Applegt Wilmington, J. r. Gilmore Co
+ p smith West Wilmington, DolneI Potter Mary Rob
bins Newbeu B. Blossom Som Howard sayear NeWoeIh
New.York GoodseI Boston Dayton s2rague.
Steamer-DelswaIe GCpes Boston r. b. IAoTp'
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Receipts Of Produce. FEB. l6.

BY ne Nes> York asd Ere Rad,odd-24 Dos Fioar o'"
des Leather 009 bsss Grain, 500 Hogs 10 hess -
Bv Harlem Railroad for seek ending Sdi.Tdiy REQ 10
2 head Cattle sheep &C., 1918 10 dressed hog' ana a.
aj bb. potatoes e25 reams Paper l42 bags Buekwhes'
Flour. IL. Till,
Bv he Hadson Rirer Rsirodd for ne geek erdh2
Feb -lOOi head Cat L. DO Calves 40 do Sheee va
DO Mutton . HOr.es 20 do live Hog, 80 49, aesssa
HOG 2S pkgs Beef y bbs Beef 50 do. Fish So DO fotk
IN pkg Bacon do Pouly IS do Eggs SO7 do tpot aud
rear) Ashes $50 bbls Whisky s5 do Ale and Beer eSd
80 Malt asp do Whest Ia do Barley. Rye 80 DO Rye 81
do Corn 7s DO Feed do Potatoes 5 do Beans and
"a bhs Flour SSS pkEs Buckwheat Flour 81 tons Iron,
sic bales Hay 95 sides Leather $50 gallons MILK % tens
Marble 1875 bbg Apples 50 pkgs Fruit us bales Hops 81 do
Henri 476 pkss Starch $50 doz. BrOoms 6sT Pkgs Paper
SCI bales Wool
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GALESA AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
To he Tdtfo, Of TIE A. Y TyibuE<.

SIR: am stakeholder in the Galena and Chicago
Railroad. have been waiting time for my div
idend yesterday received a note from one of the
officers at Chicago stating that the President was out
of town. and that he could rot send the stock dvi,
dend. This was all very well. do not wish to find
fault particularly with It; but the cash dividend was
not sent, and the was that 1t would be for
warded with the stock dividend. Now, as 1t is not
necessary for the President to sign checks, canaot
conceive why the cash dividend was retained. Has
the Company no cash on hand Has il yet TO earn
the late dividend declared-and have the heavy SHOWS
prevented business the road, that the money
not be had Chicago is good way off, and if any
positive information can be obtained without going
there and looking personally into matters should like
it, have entire confidence in some of the gentlemen
connected with the road but may there not be some
thing out of joint, loose, of which dis
tant stockholders know nothing Yours:
ONE HUNDRED SHARES.
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trsn,,etipr, Refined FOODS again nese hseu -
49, .tyi,, m CoSre susiisies ne sdvsns for two vse
IN refined The ,es .ssss ~ aSs Nd Su Cssed
AZ former rates ia hhds Melsda teonccnsted hoA'e'
which includes ell here private terms =. ,no 90 N
sTEARlN-The demand is more scnVei '@es " '''
SoAP-ssles have been made to-day Of 200 boxes Os'e "
sPicFs-we hear Of sales OF Co No Nu'rness a. y.
Csc and IS bales Cloves l9ie. Other uuc!ss 9Ge PNe
unchanged 81, ,---s... - onIv
WHsKY-Ths market IL frmer with less Offering ana oniy
fair demand sales Of so bbls az 2i o. for Ohio ana &c
Sor Prfop. Drudge u nominal st NC
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COURT CALENDAR. .Tns DAY

COMMON PLEAs-PARr Nos. 7, &, 81, ls0, 300,
S7 $40, H. 81, "a ST. loS Il us 1872 PAR Ii-Nos 90
H. 81 &c. s. 49, S 500 nj SIS. S74 SS, Ssl 1876 ISL i4l,
SurrRIoR CouRr-Nos. GAG, 81, $50, SOC, 500. 622,
60 ESQ., $50 6e2 $50 e65 SS e67, 6ss 669 SIS 676 67s
$50 es2 esS, e 6sS 6ss 6sl eSs $50 6o4 $50 TO- o7 7os
no, 7l2
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcuIT.-Nos. ls9, 1888, 203I,
sP9 g. go a, SIS so Us 1884, $50 lS4f 2S isS S74 AT
: USrrHD STATES DISTRICT CoUBT,-Scs. il, IL, 2,
; T. ", n, ~, ~, D,n
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Msrkes.-CARErULLI REPORTED FOR The TRIBUSE

SATURDAY. Feb. TO- 1850.
ASHES-The market is quiet the arrivals limited sales
OF Pets at SIS so, and Pearls 81 81 IS.
COTTON-TheTe less buoysney in the feeling and the de-
msnd less active partly Influenced by the unfayorsbe
Nsw Orleans though easier market scarcely he
quoted The sales to-day estimated at $500 bales chiefly
In We repeat former quotations The
the week 600 bales; the advance for the period
1&tc. NEw-YoRg cLAssIFIckTIOSs.
Iplsnds. Florda. Mobile. n. o. Tex.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-FsG Is-BssOrs Judge
CAPEok.
Thomas Rowe and Michael Brennan. both bow

tired convicted Of burglary in breaking into the oes
Of John T. Hedges No ia Grand street. on the night Of the
10Th ult, and stealing therefrom thirteen baskets Of wine
valued $so Rowe sentenced to the state Prison for
two years and three months and Brennan sent to the
House Of Refuge.
Jehn Malone. youth Of II years indicted with the above
boys pleaded guilty Sentenced 20 the State Prison for two
August Miller, who pleaded guilty Te-u attempt
grand larceny sentenced 10 the State Prison for aud
half years Adjourned
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Showing q net profit Of. ...... SOS SIS 20
Being over 2 cent the esPitA stock Of $1,000
The entire floating debt of the Company sl2 PSI, ex
istng at the commencement of 1855 has been paid off,
The Company IS cars, of which % run to
Barclay street. The number of horses and mules is
33l The road now extends 10 Forty-fourh street,
but will be extended eventually to Fifty ninth street.
BY the confirmation of the report of the Commis-
sioners, the right Of way to the Harlem River is
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law INTELLIGENCE.
..ss,cuUsETTs SUPREME JUDICIAL coUHI-''''
Horace Billings sgt Edward Raseel 81 ~ ;le eon-

FOLka - II
Horace Billings sgt. Edward Rasseu 81 =, ann
This case of great interest 10 the ere Rson Ys
On seSs one - DySyed came before the Hon Jude
Dewey u the supreme Court Oh Manufacturer and
ss.sAI sy soI Of BSso Maine Et EawsI Ss'; s9d
.Swin Waters. md S AID the were @
sn 70 use was conducted on TIE par, me pau IA BY
ksSI@ Dane ia So; Samuel on Ss sun "''''N
The plaintiff claimed, and oaeIed % 9TH 81 hs, the
sl,eiy falsely msleiousiy declare 81 pisstla
Ma Be- was isovent and IN bad peeaosY credit ~ baness
p rG.4 ., ,Poseh q s. lie has convey & pcry
BE s.'ns Issd e s. s o. "a. an !assS to BE-
written fse I'D @scou. ee q the plaintiff !. sas iSSw
1--WE hini setting ready 10 Fail = lie Is worse than
nothing" ,a = -. A., -, ,,o NINTH 81
Dec uber 1854 the deis<ear In possession Of an ane
,orable report concerning The panf when a I.iea LIZ
Ising informed that report erroneous hey Cause -
Be erased from their books and isyolass IepI d ss H.
t vas brousht hA defendants had remarked 20 eseen
s,e, ,ssIn "a Ss you'd DO ~ in power ect
that the cuisines eondnetee oy men oi.c,d nd de-
confidential nature-ther ini1rnsson be4s niovsS
sirned solely the merchants By whom tey we're &
s.eI the StuTsl ehee, ufsvorsble and erroneous
report upon the erl character and standing
claiming the defendants held Sut 20 @ ,b
uny ss rosd TO furnish correct ana % or Of
II I'D not appear plaintiff had sustained any naIy
trhsr than that Of having been refused az feceor by @
shra WHO had once attached the property ia the store oil me
.siptlhis brother the where they both resided
Dewey j. charged the Jury in substance thAt hey must
Spd thai The defendants actually spoke the words
pe plainf substantially alleged In the ht count OF me
tias declaaton ana upon second that the
tndants actually wrote caused 20 be written and Pbhea
te very alleged by the plaintiff IN order 70 enable % 10
obtain verdict His Honor further Instructed them mat me
different plaintiffs allegations were ndeptnc
Of eseh and that the uttersnee OF ppeca9n o.
ether Of them established the plaintiff had maintained hs
ease unless they should find that the defendants were justified
Nv the law IN speaking publishing the words charged bona
sds without malice confdenty, privileged matter
and econ delivered 70 the Jury the law respecting
yYiyi,e god communications =, ,,
yerdict for he defendants lboston Aues
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MARRIED..

oNDLRpoNK-r/ Msnh.sssi, Lens iasoe' On
Thsrsday Feb at the resdeDcs Of the brides fsthef ~
.he Rev Js nes Demeres, Of tie Reformed DeSh Sba.s
MI ADh AN oSDERDOkK 10 Mise MANI w.
OF ChA'' 70. W. PeArssll, eco o.,
PECK -PECK-oD Wednssday evening, Fee a. NJ
Oh 100 Couutv y y ~ the Rev. shubel CarTs. ~
sInIHICK A. PECK Of Hamilton c. w. 20 Ms lAhi
PICK, only daughter Of Nathaniel B. Peek CT ne '0'''
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M.rhe,...... Reported By Telegraph.

CH,sLEsros. Feb l5-CorroS sales today $500 bales at
UNCHANGED rates. -.
hant 20 bales At full market closing with trm
eng WooI-The continues firm for all descriptions
sIss Tor the yeeE of 81 so n. PRINTING CLorHs-Sock
very light and prices 6r with upward tendency sales %
the IF 8iO Iieces.
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Ocean Steamers

TO DEPAkT.
p.,.. ~ From New. York Feb 20. For Liverpool
Georee Law. From New York Feb ~. tor Asp'nwal.
o. From New-York =. Feb %. For Carthsgene-
Wilmington 49, From New.York Feo .. For Bremen &C.
Northern Light From New-York Feb .. Tor San Juan
C,nNd..'.,, FROM Boston.....,F Feb H..Fcr Liverpool
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A d.....SUsDAY, Feb. II.


Bark Gen Green tOf Chsston Davdson Bahia q days,
Coffee, 20 master.
BsIk Rover Davis Neworesn. IS days dse to VIM Nell
son / Son.
Brs Gen wilson csrbonnet ApasceoIs 80 days cotton,
weather constant ges has been driven far east as Ion 81
has q north Of Hatteras split sails stove
overheard 10 bbls turpentine from deck load
Brig Wm. Dugsn Bsbcock Portsu' Prince 70 days coffee
loxwood Vose, Livingston Co. Has experienced
heavy weather the the rest sick the
vessel been brought home BY the captain two mates and
SUNDAY 18th heavy snow squal, came 20
anchor in cables length Of Romer shos with both
colors flying distress At 1880 the steam
tug Aehes passed by without notice At
by steatug Hercules Capt Hennesy and taken in
Capt b. desires that Capt Hsnnesy and
his crew entitled his thanks for II ia owing
their exsans and that bis vessel and
saved
schr LOUISE AcGsth Attakspss SO days AS sticks oak
Crosby H.ett Has had heavy weather lost boat galley
and glib and has been % days north Of E,tte. Feb
49, lat So lon u 80 spoke brig Manhattan from Cenfaegos
Boston l6 days out and obtained provisions from her.
sehr. Revenue, taEr Virginia, oysters.
schr. Director, Watts, Virginia oysters
sehr Sarah Burton, of Pymo1th) Chase Porto Cabeo
days hides and coffee TO Has had very heavy weather
SPLIT sails &C.
McCready Mott L Co.
sehr Grand Island tof NewbuIyport Reed Aayssuez r.
70 days sugar and nolssses, 70 8. w Lewis . -,
sehI Euphemis, Erdge, Curacao Feb ski fustlc ss
10 y W. Lew HAs been days north Of hstteiss Win mod
crate weather Feb H. ls 81 60 Ion. "a s. poke brig Jenny
Lind 'of Eastport, from Boston for Savannah
WlED-psrrs the day, rem N. w., sssps
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TO ARRIVE.
pnssepgers Sailed

In he L. s. Mad steamship Quaker CIV tnr Letrpoos-
Roussson ard servant Dr. g. W. Beatty, Charles Nieoned ~
York Miss Susan Stearus Philadelphia Mr. lie Grand france
w s. QuarTe, New-loTk
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the 9sth int, stiai ee ech, at the herehsnu e.
change.
The earnings Of de Ere Railroad Company for
yanrs} We,e'''' ~
loS~'''' ~
The bu' <ness Of The road, a. every one knows was
very r.ach DISTRACTED b. snow and extreme cold
veai'Ae
m, .s,pipgs Of the Michigan Central Road for let
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AT. at Tacahusns Dec H. ships John 10 uoxl.ud. wn
Eew-BedfOrd, from cruse, years go 9vsn 30 VII
taken Lat cruise and sailed Dee q to In, Dip
Sayer Nantucket 20 mos, 900 sp. 800 yYM VIC for
hosswsrd boundisth, bark Sea Queen, 8eo oasStsn WI
mos, Is bhs sp., wig. rt.. Dec. l6-l9bu 6sfk Oar
Sob ship corss' F.S, Me-. London, 40 Sc.. y %
wig fit, jan Ioi schr. Monterey Winarc. nv Edssr
landed 50 bbss at fsysl-Jsn. T. beelf aydssps,
Esw.BedtOrs q mos. zoo -, -tg. fri. - ne-sA, ~
Eoing into Tslcshusns-sth, ship Albion HH1' 80. D.
,0eo wh-loth, shp Scotland, Smith. " q i9 nos
200 VIII 1nm 20
At Psyts Jan. IA, VIM Lee. Gruninssr. 4, a, hcu !
where she has been detained for about threx Nro,h
tain Of the port, during which the ship "a - 5srsa ~
from the heat Of the sun. She has been ca 80
Ar al do Jan IL, bsrk Mermaid, howesI4e :. n sspc
out with 90 bills wh land sailed same dayxo IN
OF and on do Jan "a, bark Dartmouth, i&6u a 80 II
Monterey WimpenTy FROM TslesLasn. ~ it IN
George Howard Wnzht, 1890 VII 80 sp I'D Dec Isos
Ar at Galapagos Island Jan "a, .sir1k. {ssai.ss
Nantucket 1000 sp all told Richard Mit nnHM tsn.fde
tueket 1000 sp; bark Harvest. Winsloy "a - g
Dbl. hi. season Cap s W s' i in s9Sd e. w
Cage Good Hope ard coast Of Brazil, weu<in Dip 81
sp oil-expected 70 Be st home In May. fhess ~ -
Jan 2s, nOat &C. ship LeOnore, Of San Fr - ~ =,
FEB 5, no lat &c, HuIman, Smith, New-BscSyz -, ,
1900 bills oil ell weby steamer j. L. Stepl3 ~ W. n
At New sdford 18th, ship Reindeer Crom ~ AZ
Lahana Oct. 9, with 2,fo 6els VIII Oh on bt~rXlsei
bone. Put into Tsrpsulin Cove Wednesday nisH&f ~
Cromwell (who has been sick nearly all the paas
p ATT st IS s. Helen. Dee % Oregon, Bsbcoch, Oh
cruise with $50 sp., go humpback.
Spoken Jan. lat % q, lon. ITO q, brig nonpus
Of San Francisco, 10 days out ~
Cleared at San Francisco jan 7, ship Charles Cs0N
ms. 20 cruise ~
Ar at Cape st. Lucas Dec. %. ship Pantheon,
Y. D.. On cruise; al well.
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MINIATURE ALNANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY, eo,.
SVy-Rises...6:5l Sets...'.s5;ob Moos-SeS'' ''VA"i
WArER...........''sIh ie DAY
Sandy Hook 5:5a Gov. leland. 65a tielGate''S'ooa
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To marind-.,s.

copy from The D, s EIs he i:s s.s
Doubleheaded Shot Cay: *
With reference 10 the Governr2eox notice dated h po
1855 posted In this place and eewhere ans the hsnt ~
the Cay had been e1ngushed p
past is hereby publisD "a for information
Of all concerned that temporary Light erected az the 80
lighthouse the night of the % jan, fs but whsh not w
ibe at quite the distance Of the original o. =,
" IL Is further notified that the sht will te slA.
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