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New Books.

EUTAW, by w Gilmore Simms.
IL Ph0nxan or, Sketches and Burlcsques.
Salad for the solitary
= Social.
Half Hours with Best Authors.
4th Vol. Of Edgar A. Poe's Works.
Whitney u fence If American Policy.
Beaverton War in Kansas.
iIoedsorabbie; OF, the Fail OF Chicago.
Just received ~ OGDEN'S.
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ESGLAND.-In the House Of Lords on Mon
day there was a majority against the Gov
eminent of eight, on the admission of the
second reading of tho Church descriptive
bill.
In the House Of Commons on Monday, in
discussion touching the expenses Of the
contemplated peace, Sir John Gray said,
notwithstanding the display Of fireworks and
other demonstrations, it would still be open
to Parliament on the question respecting the
terms Of peace, to impeach the Government
if they thought 1t necessary.
PARls.-At the sitting of the Legislature
on Friday, NJ. Montlambert made remarka-
blue speech on freedom Of elective franchise
He denounced Count Casperug as an accom-
plice with Government, to render universal
suffrage moekery, and called for on altera-
ton of the law.
Rum0rc were current, and obtained some
credit, that the British Government was in
cIined to give way on the position it had as
sumcd in the controversy with the IT, ). Gov
eminent npon Central American affairs, bat
the belief was that Mr.. Champion would not
be recalled.
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HAVING puRCIaAshD

IfHE stock Il Furniture Of Mr.. r. WmsEY,
viii sell the entire lot at very low figures dit
rang the next five weeks, to make room for sprin
stock. For extraordinary bargains in Furnitur
call NJ either Vt Mr.. Niscy old stands, at tn
Gate City Furniture Rooms, No. 1876 Mair street.
Feb l3-d6w C. & ABBOTT
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no the Stockholders OF the X e0kuK
Va. Y Ions nj 4 HIuscaI ne II. Il. Co.

" Office IS hereby given, that in accordance with
the conditions IF the subscri ption for the LIST
Division Of said al, the ninth instalnlent Of 81
per cent Will ho due and payable May %, 1886, nj
tho banking hous Of Charles Parsons Treasurer ke-
okuk, or 70 the undersigned, General Agent.
j. X. H0RNISH,
General Agent X. Mt. f. & NJ. 4. X. Co.
Aprii 8. 6, IS56.--td ddw
kenkuk Tunes ard Mt Pleasant Ohsei rcr cnnY. u
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lNsTNcr.-Ms. Putnam, of Adams Ex-
press Co., some eighteen or twenty months
since, brought TO his residence or Floyd and
Main streets, two fine partridge. These he
kept and fed attentively until last Spring
one year ago--when they were taken to the
country and set free about two miles from
Middletown, and ten miles from the city
During the intensely cold weather Of the
past winter these birds returned TO the city
and sought the residence of their former
kind protector. One bleak wintry day Mr.
Putnam was aatonished by rapping at his
window, and found, upon investigation, the
two partrdges seeking an entrance. lie in
etantly recognized them as his old friends by
peculiar marks upon their bodies. Of course
he could but take them in and treat them
kindly. They are now habitues of his
grounds, circulating" promiscuously among
the fowls, and making themselves at home
within and without doors. We have never
in the course of our reading met with more
striking instance OF the deyelopement Of in
stlnct. 1t appears indeed beyond belief, that
4 couple Of partridges released from cage,
Ii miles from. the place where they were
confined, should, after lapse of nearly two
years, return 10 their old home-driven there
by hunger and cold Louisville Cour.
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Dissolution.

VNIIE firm u Bail 4 kirkham was this day DIS
l solved by mutual consent The business in flu
ture Will be conducted by IL Kirkham, who is alone
authorized cpilcct all debts, and pay all claims
against The ola firm "A. Il. BALL,
II. kIRkHAM.
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land OFFICE.

BREEDEN d HoUGHT0N,
4 TT0RNEYS and Councillors at Law, and agents
! n for the purchase aud sale Of Real Estate Col
lectug and uotaral business attended 10 promptly,
titles examined, and large number of city lots
and farms always for gale
Office in the Athen@um building Second street.
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FOR SAI.E.

a farm Of 20 acres all under fence, with two
double log cabins and barn 30xI0 situated miles
from kcokuk, in sight Of, and one mile and half
from the Mississippi. Ierms--oue third cash the
balance in or two years. Price, S2i per acre.
gitle tndisputabc SMITH VANSICkLEN.
Lv0R sALE-A house and two lots in Pontoos0r,
l. Illinois. Apply TO
SMITH VANsICkLEN.
I,0R sALE-rwo new brick dwelling houses
H. Apply soon. Possession immediately
SMITH K VAN-[IkLEN
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T HAVE this day sold to II. knkham my entire
i interest in the Family Grocery Business and
with pleasure recommend him 10 the public us a
man deserving u your patronage.
March 29d A. b. BALL.
IL0VER SEEDS bbls for sale by
~ apr22-d McGANIC, CHTTTENDEN co.
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fT~ Insults are like counterfeit money
We can't hinder them being offered, but we
are not compelled 10 take them
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J. IL. WESTCOTT.
Blank Book Manufacturer.

RO0h- BiNDEk and stationer, No. ITO Main ST.
- CUP stars)
Lcdge-s, Journals, Cash, Bill and Receipt Books.
County, City Record, Tax, Assessors and Treasurers
Books. Hotel Registers, Steam Boat, Account and
AMI Railroad Blank Books Of every description, made
ana ruled to order. We put into blank work
the very best paper, and page when desired.
Having good stock If materials for binding we
are prepared H. bind In he most elegant we'll us
he painest style Books, Magazines. Nc. Blank
Books PACED. mch24daw
I IAsEED Oil and Spirit Gas, at
IL novl7 MOORE H0OpER'S
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EOK sAI.E.

full lots on "a street.
los 20xSG on 81 street
lots eux70 on "a street,
l1ts on Johnson between Seventh and Eighth
streets.
lot on johnson, l0xlo0, betweA, 81 and sth.
~ ON Johnson, 20x 10 between Second and ID.
lot On 81 between Main and johnson 2ox3a.
lots on lst, 2Nx1J.
lot ou Bank, between 81 ard 3D..
loss with brick house, Eighth and Bank
streets.
A house and lot ou 18th street
houses and lots.
lotion Nam street.
I4f- IN l0th street.
= i,'. On Franklin street
10 acres OF land near The city.
Tot. Oh 9th street, with email house.
igts End street
Appiy h. SMITH 4 VANSICKLEN
IToRE Fox hENT--5 stories with a cellar, ia
- Burrows Block, possession given Immediately
/ con b. had for two wears Apply 10
SMITH EAN$TCKIFN
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your coat tail, and imagining yourself q
whale, constitutes Goldfish aristocracyn
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FOR SALE,

40 acres Of timber land four miles from the city.
go acres Of land WITHIN three miles Of the city.
30 acres so acres under cultivation, near Camar-
go A liberal credit Will b. given.
26s acres, also under cultivation eleven miles
from the city. Terms easy.
SMITH L EANSTCKLEN
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W The Nebraska City News says that n
land fever is raging there. Claims Of one
hundred and sixty acres, within two and
half miles Of that city, are selling at $500
to $500. For oro farm joining the city on
the west, the owner has been offered 81 900
in gold, which was refused
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SMITH * vANSICKLET

SMITH * VANSICKLEN,
Real Estate E.rokcrs ana Agents for
the sale OF Real Estate.
Post Eu.idinga, 3d street. bet. Main and johnson.
FOR SALE.
1.-TWO lots in hllboufne y addition.
i Also, lots J. and L. D. w. Kilbonrne' addition,
on which ~ a brick house, 3 rooms and kitchen,
cellar under the whole IA tlrst-ratc well; lots both
under fence Terms cash
Also, lot in Block 1875,
wo story brick house on 18th street.
SMITH & NANSICKLEN.
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CoNFEREFCE or LUTHERAN MINISTER'S ~
AaERIeA.-It is proposed to hold general
free Conference Of all Lutheran ministers IN
America, who propose TO adhere to the unal-
tered Augsburg Confession, for the purpose
Of friendly and fraternal interchange OF
views ia regard 10 matters pertaining 10 the
interests Of the church. The example Of
the churches Of Germany Is adduced, whore
il has been the custom to hold church diets
and free conferences occasionally for the
promotion of union and harmony Of views
and action.
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LAUGHTER ANp TEARs.--Legh Hunt says
God made both tears and laughter, and both
for kind purposes; for as laughter enables
mirth and surprise to breathe freely, so tears
enable sorrow to vent itself patiently. Tears
hinder sorrow from becoming despair and
madness; laughter is one Of the very priv
ileges Of reason, being confined TO the hui
man species.
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The WAy rs SPEND DIR EyENISos IN
AMEalcA.Ihe following Is from the March
number Of the PRESBYTERIAN Quarterly, and
treats Of . sub ,fct most deeply interesting -
every family IN The land
I've VIII in luire n little into the ques-
ton How DO The American people in cities
and towns spenl their evenings?
Their work ~ done ne necessity presses
them 10 labor here IS an evening to spend,
just as the sovereign people think fit.
'fne best persons in the community, the
most vrtu0us. wise and cultivated of each
circle, ana those, Of coarse, best qualified in
every way to promote It's refinement, I'M
proyement and happiness, by law which
increases upon America at a most alarming
rate, withdraw more and more from society
every year. We do not speak particularly
IF elderly people; young ladies and gentle
men, men In the primo of life. rs well as
those mature IN the wisdom Of scores Of
wears, lind that in proportion to their Gull
ture, there is ~ room for them or comfort
for them in American assemblageS, except
those purely for religion and literature
/ Quiet men and women Of refinement and
cultivation, can still take their seats with
+ pleasure in il religious meeting or at pub
4 lic lecture, and, we are bound To add. and
We DO II with great pleasure, at lnanv musi-
cal concerts. We regard the latter ms emn-
entity useful, and the patronage they receive,
81 one Of the most hopeful of our signs for
Notwithstanding the foolishness Of great
deal Of the fashionable music, there is
still much Of true melody and harmony. of
u refining and elevating influence.
eff. therefore, one will pass through an
entire city, and visit its elite, according TO
he estimate OF the golden age Of Greece,
Rome or England, he would find them, on the
snppositiou that they had no pressing bus-
ness, if not Mt church, or on some rare occa-
sion, at lecture or Il concert, at home.
reading. And this evening after evening
1t Is their custom And ii il BE- asked
whether they are morose, or indisposel for
society; the answer would be, not at all II
Is only because there is no society that Is
pleasant TO them, or in accordance with such
tastes as theirs
= A young man named Thomas Harris,
Wilde attending the sawmll Of Messrs. KEYS
4 Weed. near this place, in attempting to
ascertain whether the saw, n large rotary,
was heating, WAS accidentally caught and
his hand drawn between the saw and the
frame upon winch the saw runs, bringing
tha side of hi head in contact with the saw
while in motion. completely and literally
tearing the side Of his head to peices, sever
ing his ear, part Of the skull and his face.
He is still alive bat not expected TO survive,
[Vinton Eagle.
rT A wag SAYS -''Tying mackerel TO
your coat tail, and imagining yourself q
whale constitutes Goldfish aristocraev
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DENTAL SURGERY.
Notice.

Notice.
A Ii persons indebted 10 me, or having any claims
\ agalns. NE, are requested to call at my store
second treet. and settle previous to the LIT of
june next. myl0dtd n. HOFFHEIMER.
INSURANCE
INiRE. life and Marine Insurance effected in the
L substantial companies named below. Their
combined capital amounts to 81 ,200, 600
Hartford Fire Ins urance Co
Star Insurance Co.
Commercial Insurance GO.
Btna Insurance Co.
Rtna Life Insurance Go.
Office corner Of Main and Second streets
myiOdlm W w. BELkNAP, Agent.
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fJ~ Human affection are the leaves, the
Foliage of our being-ihev catch every
breath. and in the burden and heat Of the
day they make music and motion ia IL sultrv
air. Stripped Of that foliage how insight
lv il human nature.
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rhc ccntral Amorlcan nlfticnltic

New YoR9, May S.-The Washington cor
respondent Of the Herald says the coadnct Of
the British war authorities Of san Juan, on
the arrival Of the steamer Orizaba, about the
middle of last month, in surrounding that
vessel and exercising power oycr her passcu-
ger. is deemed fragrant breach Of duty.
The State Department has sent for, and IS
procuring affidavit, Of, all the facts previous
10 calling Mr.. Champion 10 an account, as il
was under his orders that the Orzaba was
interfered with. The result If tins proceed
ing at San joan, has led to the determine
ton to recognize the Administration through
its Representatives
As soon rs Judge Evans can obtain the
floor he will deliver a speech IN favor Of the
Repeal Of the Neutrality Laws, and take
strong grounds in lagor Of the immediate
recognition Of Nicaragua.
Those 10 the confidence Of the administra-
ton sy that the nna Minister viii be re-
eeiyed soon az the next steamer arrives,
should Walker still ~ IN power.
*. Marcoleta predicts that Walker and his
men have MI been hung before this.
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rB~The Episcopal ,nseu.i0a, which met
at Galveston on the 1913 iu.t. has unani-
moas.s elected the Rev. Arthur Cleveland
Coke, Bishop Of the Diocese 81 Texas
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Gy~The river at this point Is still rising
slowly.
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cT~The Governor Of Virginia has for
warded fifty muskets to Norfolk, for the de
fence If the pilots, in executing the new in
spection law.
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The Hon. Albert G. Talbot, represen-
tative in Congress from the 4th district Of
Kentucky, has been indicted for alleged bri-
berry at the last election.
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DAVID n SMITH N. b. YAastc
y. az. yANSECkIfN,
REAI4E sTATE AUCIlONEER.
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Price - Adm= on-Dre. Cersie 50cei.ts. Gallery
q tnts Don epsuat O'Clock, curtain VIII rl-e
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1HE SIXTH WARD HOMICIDE. -Coronsr Perry held an L.
quest yesterday, upon the body Of the man, Thomas
McGrath, who killed by being struck 10 the head, on
FRIDAY afternoon. while engaged IN an alteration with
Jeremiah o'connor, in Donovan's alley, Five Points
The full particulars Of the being published In yester
days HERALD it is unnecessary TO give repetition of
the facts detailed by the witnesses on the stand From
the evidence Of DR. Bouton The ply stefan who made thu
post mortem examination 1t appeared that dea vas
csused by conclusion OF the brain Or uced nv tbe In
jures received the fatal afternoon In question Tho
Jury In this case after due deberauon rendered a var
dict of Death from injuries inf cted By Jeremiah n
nor on February Is, about two O'Clock r M Un,n
ii rendition Of the verdict Coroner Perry commi,taS
O'Connor to the Tombs for exsuinaton Deceased vas
sixty one years OF age and native OF Irelsod
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Port OF New York, February 10, 1856.

CLEARED
sefmstp Quster City stueldt, Liverr oo-E Collins.
Steamship Nashville Berry, Charleeton5poeord, Teston
Ship Lrds Melcher London Durham Dimon.
ssD z~,sS Rich gssrs rVnssoa omon
fhp ursggn, Wolon, Jr, Havre- Cadweli.
s shpp Ns,rs aa swssey MoSe@HeupinSs M%lisr Cos
Brig Stewart sesier. Pernambuco- Barring, Ribby
Brig Dur kirk, Griaen Triniead-c a Peters.
Bv Islulsb, Amsbur' HsyanaoH srocknan Co.
Brig Coz della Dcrmsn, Hsl'f~x-D X Dewof.
sohy fsrnsworth she.msn Anigas-G Hacb
stbr Onward, suged Jacks nvire- \ esmiih 4 Sons
Sch .ann nsssy e,S. sunc'
sssr %onsr fos Co.
schr MARY Robbins, Ne wbern blossom 4 Son.
seIr TN Dseoswey, CITY Poni--Jas Hunter / 70.
sehr New York, Goodsel, Boson-gay on sprsgue-
stesmer Delaware, oopes Bcson-E Tbop.
ARRIVED
Steamship Canadian tpropeler Orange, Glasgow, via Bos
cD i4h net, with mdse. TO Gillespie Dean Co. Has
seamtbp Ma on, Foster, Charleston with m sc and pas
sereeIs ioepoford TiIeson Go.
ssp Shs Mag OF Boston,, pns.ey ysulls III as,s with
Pa,"d jaw Head Nov 2Oh Cape Of Good Hope Dec 18Th
The Straits q Gs.psr IN comgsoy h shis Ia
". spike brig hunress hence fof Trinidad Port Spain IA
fbp John Boyd austin, liverpool Dec 5 with mdse and
sesoPe passengers (Mofmons bound Salt Lake, to VIM
gsson. fyierpcso heavy westerly gales from Is W.
Jsn III lat II 49, Ion 81 Is fell In with clipper chip Louis Va
posol tb,re from Baltimore for liverpool, Ia sinking
Co don verifying gone but the fore and man lowe mas
csw ard brought them to this port The has been IS
days YES Of The Banks numbered the frost DIT
Ship Christians Hon mond London, 70 days with mer
tbsrd 70 and Is pssser gers Grpne Miniufn Co Ripe
repced heavy weather On the PASSAGE lost hgurc head saed
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DEFALcATIos IN WISCONSIN. Milwaukee
American furnishes the particulars of the defaIca.
tion of Edward H. Jansen, late Treasurer of Wis
consn. The amount is variousiy estimated at from
twenty to forty thousand dollars Mr. Jansen, il
is said has property to the amount Of about $50 900
and his assistant, Mr.. Seaver, has made an assign
This, with his surety, will secure the State from
l?ss,
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Number Of males, designated ....... 7,l68
Number Of females, deMgnated.. ........ 1908
There are SO counties and corporations from
which no returns Of deaths for 1853 have been re-
ceived.
The whole number OF deaths reported in "a coun-
ties and corporations from which copies of regis
tiers have been received for the year 1854 amount
TO-. :".. ..................... 9045
Number of whites. designated ...... 5l4l
Number of free colored, designated. ...... Dol
Number Of slaves, designated. ............. $500
Number Of males designated. ............. 1888
Number Of females, designated. .......... 4483
There are 76 counties and corporations from
which no returns Of deaths, in 1854, have been re-
ceived.
For the sake of convenience to the interested
statement of the aggregate population, according to
the census Of 1850, is herewith submitted to which
is appended the proportion Of births and Deaths in
each county and corporation, in 1852 as com pared
with said census In the aggregate
The average number 0f births in ia counties and
corporations from which returns have been received
for 1863, amount to about 22s per cent or one to
every 36 Of the entire population.
The average number OF deaths in ll3 counties
and corporations, from which returns have been re-
ceiyed for 1863, amount to about .0l3 per cent,
one in IS of the whole population.
Several of the States Of this Union have had re-
gstration laws in operation for several years-some
of them more than ten years. Nearly all of the
principal governments of Europe have, within the
last twenty years, established the most thorough
systems of registration. Wherever the system has
been put in complete operation, its usefulness and
importance is alluded to in terms decidedly appro
batOry.
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~ Al packages and lers intended for he NEW YORK
BEKALD should Be seoled.
2 -
ALMANAC ron NEW YoRK-rHs DAT.
81 MOON q
GUN SETS. 81 HIGH WATER. .mon %
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= ss..s
There are 33 counties and corporations from
which no returns Of marriages in 1854 have been
received.
DEATHS.
The whole number of deaths reported in ia
counties and corporations from which copies of
registers have been received for the year 1863
an cunt 10. 14665
Number OF whites. ....,,,..,.....,.,... 1884
Number OF free coiored ,.,..,,.,,....... 800
Spubeg of slaves ''"'','"''rI'l,ur, 6,5ii
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no returns of births for 1854 have been received,
MARRIAGES
Copies Of the registers of marriages for ll6 coun.
ties and corporations have been received for the yea
le54. The whole number of persons reported
having passed this very interesting event in m
amount to 10 800.
Or whole number of marriages $3.50.
The occupation Of the husbands are classed q
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cutwser Ac To the eastward the Banks sawa nu
vss s,a bound Nth Ios; q SPAR.
msIsssads Y Danl D%sss Dec y IS . . o.
Dc a.: s ss sss s
Ss sw ss sue. E. g !,
spoken BY Comm.nser ss,ssu ois United states .msr
ohsr eng We nAa ''ea inc Pacific
v sss d:s &C. " ss'9e; a'ss p
5 s 4.
I % as S,s g % @
inst lat q 30 lon 81 u spoke bak Brunette sot wado-
Sss issa. : fs:a.sd from a:,sa. 3; sss.sa; is
csrass brig r. ss 81 yo fever seT ss @
experienced heavy NV nearly the whole and
DAYS with mdss DC, Asure Galway Experienced very
Brig John Bcyn.on Bartlett. Port An Prince p days with
coffee and to RSMsr ssisd
Sc he ss
Brig Curtis sef asrPsweD Orr GARDENS e dsss via,
xIs sslfs Mary saver sYerE. johS a.!ss.sy VI
Fssno me- s'S q,
panied BLACK ana white :trps AT IS 81 Ion u 80 passed
ss Eco OF Bu',,p.. drsn G.ysSa Jan .
'.Ssi
inst =. . % lon ss spoke brig w.T rom csrh w"
onSu Thompson ohnr s With cotton and
schr Sarah Marian, Jones' Barceon Is A. 70 days with
skps, Moler Risr Kxper enced heavy weather
sfer Pro Rico split SAILS store hn'wars 30 PES
experienced hurcar which BILE thu gies away, split fore
sail huwsrks and gsy lost the best BIO anchor and
refpe the under bare poles uo the storm
abssd ON the 22d saw bark 70 wind yard with lass q
2h spoke brgantaine Maitland of aaifax bound to 81
de Cuba which hd 10 in the gale the 10 deck load
pais, jihhoom and maintnp mast.
schr Henry Fiddeman (wrecker) from Squsn Beach with
Bird Nelson, from the brig South, which has been
ashore al that place.
BELOW.
One ship and brig.
SAILED
Steamships Quaker City Liverpool Tennessee, 81 Thomas
and Porto Cabec Nashville Charleston; Florida
savsnnsh; chips souh Carolina Rotterdam; Amazoa Lon
Louis Napoleon hamburg; Ontario Liverpool: Septuae
bak Buckeye Salem sandy Hook Ia tow Of steamer