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The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13


Governor has returned the bill to incor-
porate San Jose, because, among other
reasons, it wasn't spelt right. The Sac
ramento Union, says:
'Some of the enrolled bills of the As
sembly which have passed, are dis
grace to any state: and when the bad
spelling and false grammar every where
apparent como to be Incorporated in our
laws, and can be seen m all their defor-
nifty upon our statute books as is now
unavoidable-it will bring the blush to
the cheeks of those who sit quietly by
and permit such blunders to pass un-
needed. 1t is proper that some steps
should at this late day have been taken
to arrest the evil"
We have serious doubts about that
" blush" the Union speaks of, but we
agree that some steps ought to be taken
1" to arrest the evil" To effect this OBJ
ject we would respectfully suggest the
following plan, which, if properly car
ried out, would, we are convinced, be
attended with beneficial results.
We propose that school should be
established at the capital, to which the
members shall be admitted free of
charge i'll order to secure full atten-
dance. The sessions should be held in
the evening, as our Legislators are sup
posed to be occupied during the day
with the weighty cares of state. An
establishment of this kind would not
draw very heavily upon the treasury.
Teachers could be obtained for small
compensation. We have no doubt that
even members of the legislature may be
found, competent to instruct their breth-
rem In the elements of "readin' 'ritin
and 'rithmetic," which would be all that
is required. Elocution could be taught
as an extra. To economise still further,
since economy is the order of the day,
the reading books, and alphabet cards,
and such like, might be got up by the
state printer, and not paid for, like other
state debts.
In this way our Legislators could COM
bine instruction and amusement. We
are credibly informed, that the members
are all dead broke at present, and since
under these circumstances, they cannot
spend their evenings abroad, they will
be more likely to "tend school regular
ly." Short, easy lessons should be Civ
en-, and corporal punishment specially
prohibited.
We see no reason, if a course like this
should be adopted, why Legislators may
not become as intelligent as other class
es of community. OF course it will re-
qulre time to effect this result; but all
great reforms require time.
PEOPLES PARTY An organization
bearing this name is being effected in
Sacramento, for the purpose of controll-
ing the approaching charter election.
Its candidates are to be selected ire
spective of any political parties hereto
fore in the field. 1t is an excellent no.
ton, fl there is no necessity for strictly
observing party lines in purely local
matter such as municipal election.
PARDoNED.-John Walsh, sent to the
penitentiary from this county, for an as
sault with a deadly weapon upon Major
Jack Downing. was pardoned last week
by Gov. johnson.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

70 j. R. Hanna's claims, within a
short distance of Walloupa, are paying
well, and as high as s12 a day to the
hand, has been realized.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

~ Hamlin and Welch have supplied
us with the daily and weekly papers of
the past week. They are in constant
receipt of papers, magazines, &c, and
our friends should make it point to
call in and see their variety.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

PUBLIC DoCUMENTs.-We are indebt-
ed to Hon. Phil. Moore for interesting
public documents, received during the
hast week.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

W The donation party given on
Wednesday to Rev. 0. B. Stone, of the
Baptist Church, was attended by a large
number of his friends. The proceeds
amounted to about two hundred dollars.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

NEW SAW MILL. j. N. Turner is
erecting saw mill, on the road leading
to Illinois Bar, on the South Yuba,
about two miles this side of the Blue
Tent. He expects to have it in opera
ton the first of next week.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

u There was great rush of miners
to our banking houses on Saturday Even
ing last, for the purpose of selling gold
dust.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

DENTIsTRY.-Those in want of work
in this line will do well to call on DIR.
E. Blackwell on Commercial street, op-
pposite Rudolph's Drug Store. See
advertisement.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

Town CHARTER.-A remonstranceis
in circulation, and has been signed by
many of our leading citizens, against
the proposed repeal of the town charter.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

u Unlversalist services will be held
for few Sabbaths, in the Court House,
at u o'clock, P. NJ.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

Rich DIRT.-A single pan of DIRT was
taken from the claims of Dawley & Co.
on Wet Hill, a few days since which
yielded one hundred dollars in pure gold.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

PENN VALLEY HIGH SCHOoI.--This
school, under the superintendent of
Mr.. II. L. Hatch, will commence its
second term on Tuesday, April 9TH, with
favorable prospects. Mr.. Hatch is very
much of gentleman, and one in whose
prudence and judgment parents may
confde as to the proper discipline of the
youths placed in his care and having
for its location the pleasantest and most
healthy site in the mountains of Cali
fornia, we have good reason to believe
that success in an eminent degree will
attend his efforts.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

BUTTERNUT PARTY. A number of
Sacramento gentlemen, are about get
ting up party at which all the gentle
men are to be arrayed in gorgeous ap-
paryar' of brown Kentucky jeans. A
take off on the calico.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

e@ The contract for the building of
the bridges at the foot of Main and Broad
streets has been given to Mr.. Buck for
S1,795. They will be erected immedi-
ately.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

u The quartz boulder which was
foundat Chips diggings, yieldednearly
seren thousand dollars.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

I A cotillon party will be given at
the Nevada Restaurant, on Thursday
evening next. A fine time is expected.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

% Messrs. John Newman, r. Nc
Murray and A. j. Aston are making
preparation to open new Clothing and
gentlemen's furnishing store, on Pine
street They are gentlemen of business
qualities, and are bound to do well.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

PARDoNED.-John Walsh, sent to the
penitentiary from this county, for an as
sault with a deadly weapon upon Major
Jack Downing. was pardoned last week
by Gov. johnson.
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CAMAEYER-On Saturday, June a. Leah, wife OF the 30
Cornelius Csmmey.r IA the 49th year Of her
CONNOLLY - On Sunday morning. June 2 Lawrence
Connolly ssed So years, native OF kinoush County Of L.
trim, Ireland.
DoNLEY-msry Donley wife Of Hugh Donley in the ''th
year Of her age.
FRANE-At Flushing Lons leland, on Saturday, June n
CathsIne ID. Frame, aged . years
GARDNER On Saturday, June n Of whoopins cough
Francis Augustus only son Of Dr. Augustus r. ana Ahhs
Louisa Garduer ssed months and 10 days.
GOOpEvF-Iu BrooLlyn or ssauraaJ June y Ellen Anne
wife Of jas. Goodeve In the 8,h year of her age
HOGAN-on Saturday June n Of assumption Arabela l.,
The friends relatives Of the family and those o.: her brother
late residence No. 57i Bowery
HOLMES-On Monday morning, June q Grace EIesnor,
dsugbe' Of Samuel p and Eleanor A. Holmes aged years
The relative. friends of the family invited to
send the funeral this afternoon at O'CLOCK from NO. %
West Thirty eighth street.
HARvEY-On Friday, June Is, a, Cansau, COM, Mary
Matilda wife Of Hayward Hslvey Of consumption aged %
years.
JFwETT-on Sunday, June p. in Poushkeepse the Rev
Wsm Jewett Of the New York Conference aged - ye.t'
on wsSntSiy JaS SuIci o9Se H.
LARGEN-Ou Sunday, June % Of consumption, sirs Mary
Largen, in the 5Oth year of her age.
MULLER-At the Isle Of Man, Friday Msy q fconsump
Mary Lobby in the 18th year Of her age vile OF Gus
sIGoURNEY-on Sunday, June %, Charles Fl. sisourney.
His remains will be removed TO Hartford Conn., for nieen
sTALDER-on Sunday June o. MAIths stalder aged years
and months.
sTANLEY-In Brooklyn. Sunday morning, June q. Of
consum ption, Joseph A. Stanley, aged 80 years
sIFFKE-On Saturday June q, Frederick Edward, son OF
Hermann sefke aged year, months and II days
WFBSTER-In Virgil Kane County, IL, Tuesday, June
q MI San uel Web.ieI 'ssd IS year,. NJ WsS:eF wa
Harrison and had been for the las, forty years resident
Paper: in California and New Hampshire please copy
wALKE-At La Fayette, Ind, Wednesday, June a. Of
dropsy, Nj Alfred Wake, formerly ofNorfok, Va
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v,ry backward, sod many places stented esseey AZ
sIoons advised while in many places the plant SUI
than foot In hight SILL all that there 10 Of
Of 10 the fact iha. the Get
hseh therefore the liable 20 injury from
the close from early setting
in Of the Everything sti depends upon the gtare
susy upon the date Of the first fos and the duroa OF
The picking season.
Ees.rs Decoppet Il Co.'S Circular says.
m aovuv,rd tendency prices noticed in last atyces
d int continue throughout the past week and In the
NOR. &C the Railroad Shares became o. one time
panic The transactions have been large and the decline very
greet
For nv.s,en. there has been very ie doing eon'e
auenoe State Stocks have been limited with very
little alteration IN PTices -, -, l.,
sr.rF srocEs The principal transactions have been In
Virginia hissosrs North Carolina and Ohio g. with 'sht
change in quotations -, ,,-
Cry AND County BoSps-Inacve without change IN Prices
Some Chicago City T. have been done al decline o. ~
and a. a few Milwaukee City cent sinking FUND IlG
oipnat q cents al former ues. ,, ~,
R,uRo.p Bosps.- snssctions have been limited Ihe
ppcpal s.le b.en Of Illinois Central Contraction AZ an
ADVANCE upon the closing prices Of lat week Some sn.u
baye in the dfer.n issues OF the e
Railroad at price. At private sale there has been
nothing doiug worthy az note. -
R.uso.p The active have been Erie, Read
s Michigan Southern and NewYork Central Transactions
have been large chiefly speculative character though the
low mice. induce purchasers from outside parties
Our annexed table u the daily quotations snow general
aecfne from the closing prices of our last circular:
demand for money has been on the increase 10y
he past days We quote loans OIL call a. 2 cent aid
"a for business pape..
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Kenneth w Newlands and lady Cross and lacy NJ Sr
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DO lady and servant Rev R. Davidson, Nj and Mss Hape
Messrs Deuhom, Glow Strshie, W Andrews, Andrews
A. Khkwood and lady Wm. Morris Miss Jones,-S7 cabin ana
S6 steersge passenger 80 -. p -.
In TIE bark Oceans FasOrite from Black R's0 'a-JSha
Leary and family.
IN n. BRIG Sea Lark from Nssrisas-J. II. GibtS
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Markets. . .Reported 5y TeLgrap1.

CHICAGO, June 2e-6 nlAFLoUR Is firm. WHEAT quiet.
Cos@ is dull OATS are steady PoRE lie firm Shipment; 70
Buffalo, 32to bush Wheat 5000 bush Corn, 1850 bbs
Flour No shipments to Oswego Receipts todsy 500 ees
OswEGo June 2s-Sp m-FLouR unchsn sale. Of 800
eb' 81 for Wisconsn and SO for extra Canada WTrr
finn and dull sales $500 bush Ww sukee Club 81 70
CoRs quiet CANAL FREIcHIs-To New'fork, Hd1oc for
Flour, M for Wheat and 7tosc for Com LAKE lsroSIs
tods bush Wheat and IS 900 bush Corn CANAL Ex
PORTS in ne-2soo bbls Flour ~ bush Wheat and
Il, oco bush. Com. - 49,
BUFFALO, June 29-S pm.-FLorR dun sales 100 ools a.
90 ala 81 for Wicocsn and 90 for double extra Ach
WarAr slow Of sale; scles I5o" bushels - iof
closing a; the inside price OJs nominal and du 81 ec
lSc r Wheat and 1sc for Flour New York LAKE Exports
Tor he hours endips today 600 es. Flour go
bushels Wheat; 60 600 bushels Corn. CANAL EtPokrs-
bushel. whss, 70 .he r:eer 5000 sasb Corn rssIy a.
% the interior.
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the residence OF the eres' f.th.,
Re-, T. II Greeley Elihu HibbsId Of lows, 10 AlmiA C.,
daughter Of Luther Butler.
UET-DILLsWoRK--On Monday June q. BY the Rev.
Hr More, Nj Wellington Hun, to Mrs. Anna Dhiswors,
both Of this ey
Gt,sow Scotland papers please copy.
OyFRACRF-BIssELL-Ou "Wednesday, June - az Plym-
outh Church BY the Rev Henry Ward Beecher Nj Chas.
O. Overacre 10 Mis-. Fannie c. Bissel all Of Brooklyn
PALMER-DAY-At New Amaden, Ca, Thursday, May
% by the Rev 8 r. Wiley Of San Francisco Charles T.
H. Psm.r 81 Folsom. formerly Of sonnston, Conn and
Miss Hse; Day eldes; daughter Of the Hon Sherman Day
formerly Of BroOklyn n. Y.
WARD-McENIGHT-At B0rdentowr ". J.. on Weanes
eay June II by Right Rev the B.hop Of New Jersey
Nii.m g. Ward Of NewYOrk, 20 Emily O., daughter Of
John L. Nc Knisht Of the former place.
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Arrived.

Steamship North Star Leeyre Bremen June H. s2atssmp
:Sp ' Hermann june suy Island bearing 10 @s; e.
changed signal; with cpps.aP Golden .Sns. wh S~ Tons.
wanda of Philadelphia bound w 25h lat IS 80 lon 81 eA
sStpfsa s a op S'a Signals with hr
KsvYo bound SAM Day s y sn lon ~ Is
i h sp 81 With bark Genemande beand w
s,ss.:hg Ss :. sa g % Lj a.
g s:s s.:s 90 .9I cs%ss,.. sIspS VII
9TH 9Th. At D a. lon y. $ ...%.aip wa:sins..n
the K.ns.roo hence o5 Liverpool sssa, lat y s. ou
II a. passed steamship sts ; ,,u.,.. o..,or y,,.
H. IN @d i. and pas pes. to J. Mcsymon. -,
stsm.hip Wabash a. S. tsate, Com Paudins, Aspinwsi
Steamship Quaker City shufsld. Mobile June ~ Hsysn. 49,
va a pan. Cd the S.ed 6 oapd
ward let Is s. N lon 70 w spoke ship MARTIAL Ward,
steamship Flords cioweI savannah IS hours %dse and
pas / Mes s.1sy aS,5.. r Ss n's
fsshsHsed signals WITH steamship SppS'e ., 70 w ss
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Portsmouth, tc, mdse and
Bark wuT.sta lioncv steensrape Bremen Nay % ma.s.
nd 2sl pass Hen.hen unkhsId, June e. so miles T.
BY T. Of Highlands spoke ship Constantine hence for Law
Bari Olympia tosl Token, Bremen Nay q nad'e add
Bsri North Sea- sundbers Rotterdam May .hnspps y.
M0 O 'T as IS :. psss I b. = S.i
S an; S' %Sa % ss entire ssssi
several heavy gales. Ia. shifted saEsS & 's 0'
Bark Neuys Csrmels MsI Gonzales Csmpeachy Is dsIa
logwood &C., TO Pairulo Echevsrha
Bark Oceans FsvOrie (of BRISTOL ssc Fn1Sa ,ss
sse spoke bark Docss Yesion Havana for Valparaiso
Big Reindeer OBJ q Halifax Curtis st. Jsso' Cuba June
Bns Rainbow Oi BoOthb.y Emerson, Csrdenss June 49,
Bas ses Lsi (of Surrey Hueva, June 49, Sugar, te "
Big AIcturSs (Br), Howard P.bOrO, Ns 10 days. psss
schr Eastern Belle. Turner Buct'pOrt days, lumber
schr Samuel A. Appleton Taylor Boston days mas 70
sesI Thsms. Smith Brig. so' to- i sPS As.as.
Schr Joseph Hall Coe, Portland Conn., stone , u
schr. Susan, Rogers Richmond days aour, &e TO G. d.
sehr s. L. Hills (of Roctland), Herman, Asysgaez' PA.
june H. sugar to L. Hatch a.. from ,.c. Of .As
Irene, s,hore at Monichs. to johnson Higgins "a.
schr Buens Vista !9f Harwch DOsne' Norfolk days -
schr. Blsci Monster Townsend, Baltimore days. cod
Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. =. MAJ.
sehr Baltic Hinctey. Addison u days, lsh' to H'JAe''
sehr. Al Dyer Hail. Pembroke Is days lumber 70 Sa'a
scir Nor West, H..kn M.chis. 10 lays lA,h' to Smith
sehr Plymouth Rock Lacy Boston days d'e to psy"A
Sem Fame Loch Philadelphia days, coal
Scar. Daniel Webster, Hodges Sossoh o sour 10 j.
scsr. Yorktown, wOslnm' Bicnn0ha '-'' "'
sehf' N. w Smith, Wyatt Wilmington, c. S'''
seSf rce mccr-.sy, Wilmington c. 7ts,s Mos
sehr M Beden, Ridden, Alexandra . os'H "'1
schr sophy Collin, Everett, Plymouth days 'N-'
BsLi.n b'Sy pa.sl. woodmsn.on vIrsns4 days WOOD
SIR Three skters OuiDlsn. virginia ) days 0''N'
shT c,y: pe y c EtI vrSais !.y: wood
sehr. Wave Rdwsrd,, virinia day. WOOD
sehI Racer Pe.Ics virginia day. 5, v.' Shingles
WISD-Duriua be day s. y T.
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SECOND BOARD.
MosDAY. June 29-P. n.

MosDAY. June 29-P. NJ
The stock market has partially improved to-day by
mere force of reaction from the extreme panic in the
stock Of the Michigan Southern Railroad Company On
Saturday This stock has rallied to 3st rise OF 2!
per cent and is firm at that Erie also rose to % aud
La Crosse per cent consequent on the report of the
President of the Company, which we published this
morning. New-York Central fell J. per cent and
Reading Il. Galena and Chicago advanced Ii per
cent but Chicago and Rock Island reached per cent
and Cleveland and Pittsburgh per cent Milwaukee
and Mississippi rallied per cent, and Cumberland
Coal l. Michigan Central declined !, and Cleveland
and Toledo advanced !. The market closed very ir-
regular Sterling Exchange continues to decline
The best baDkers' bills cold to-day at 1921 for large
sums. The range is 100 to 1929. Francs are 5.lsia
STA for bankers drafts, and sol $40 for CONNER
cial bills.
Freights have not varied materially. The engage
ments to Liverpool are 500 barrels Flour and 5000
bushels Wheat on private terms 500 bales Cotton at
S.; 600 bbls. Tar at Is. To London, 1000 barrels
Resin, at Is. 3D.. 50 tuns Quicksilver at lOs; 800
bags Ginger on private terms; 375 tuns Oh Cake at
l5s 2Os. To Glasgow, We did not hear of anything
doing. To Bristol 900 bbls Rosn at 2s 900 bales
Cotton at ID To Rotterdam, $50 bbs. Rosir, at "a.
200 bbls Spirits TupentiEe, at s. 100 bbls. Ashss at
LIS. sd. To Cadiz cargo of Pipe Slaves, at &c. To
Trieste, $50 tuns Measurement Goods, at $40.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury wa: Receipts,
$50 523 10; Payments s6e ss5 7s; Balance 90 ,7sO
954 SIS; California Drafts, 3d. 900.
The exchanges through the Clearing. House to-day
amount to So, 707 o..
Money is in good request, but ia easy of supply to
frst.cass borrowers both on call and for discounts.
There is expected to be some contraction Of loans
after tomorrow, but not an amount to distress the
market Call loans are 7 y cent, and the rates Of
discount are Sd9 p cent for good grades of indsrsed
short dated bills, and 10 for long dates CnindOrsed
notes 9dl2.
The aggregate returns Of the Banks show follows,
in comparison with those of the week preceding;
Loans L Dis Specie Circulation Dsvosts
June e9....sll5oI55O4 sl6so col ss,5e5o65 SG5la15
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORE.. :,


-Belgique (Beg franklin Antwerp A. Belmont
ps-Ostenwad shepherdon New Orleans, Robson Foe
dick NJ Bradford, Thompson, London, Grnneil Mntum \
Ce. United States Some St. john, NIB bssset Bacon
Chase Concordis (Beg smidt Antwerp FSneh Msncie.
Rarks-skimuer Of the Seas Hogs Bristol Collins hafsbi
fs,orits tNoTw J. Nielsen Riga, Fanch neinete. .
-Circs..isn, HesgOn, Boston, II D. BrOokman Co.
Jsneiro Sifken Ironsides s. Brown Army NewPorsi
Olive Petgrew Philsdelphia, Mayhem Talbot K Co. -
Price Price Wilmington ready Mot
Co Danvie Chester Richmond, C. IL Piersoni NJ Plstt,
IreaIs GEORGETOWN b. Blossom Son John PendstSn 18Th
Dituas St Jotp b. A. Smithers Co Ethon Belle, Ty'
Ter Wilmington, d. c. Murray.
Sloop-Wsrren Ssnnsrd, New Haven.
Stesrers-Novety Bell Philadelphia Locust Point FrencA
Baltimore H. B. Cromwell Concord Norman fnnsde pns;
Delaware Copes Philadelphia, New York aid fhusasPas
Nayigation Co.
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PHILADELPHIA Market. JUNE %.

BARK quiet CoTIos firm but very few sales FLOUR stock
and receipt. light and standard brands export still offered
81 ST. without takers Corn MEAL quiet al 81 and Rye
FLOUR Is WHEAT Il IN better supply day and holders
unable obtain bids rates few lots not %
he Of eco bush taken 80 for red aud 90
81 for white the latter for extra Southern RYE
and request 81 TO- Corn is not active and the sale.
only OcOd4 900 bush a. 9c for yellow partly in Gao
show little ulovement-Sugar Is very hrui
with sales 100 boxes Brown Cuba sc time and Coffee
200 bags Lsgusy az 3c, usual credit Provisions
chan ged and but few noted WHISKY aetye hhds
sell slowly AZ Sc, and bbla at4d35c.
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Reported for TIE n. Y TRIBUNE by }. X H. B. FAY.
Fu,t Board- GEO Cam and Amboy RE- g. rs IS 200 do.
49, IA 500 City Gas &c, C. p, new, 81 800 do 81 600
high Ca 10 p, int. of slt Penns RI, st ADO f5.;
100 Reading RR cash 81 800 do IS 34t 100 do b5 Sii Is
do "a. Is schuyhl Nav prefd 2l. 30 New Creek Co.,
q Bank Of Penns, ll2t 10 Commercial Bank. So
Beeen Bodyds-225 Schuyki Navigation B. Loan, Isl 50
Reading s5vn 34t $50 do days 81 100 d., days
s4i; s Camden and Amboy r. r.. 1891.
Second Board 600 Schuylkll Nsyg alton S. 49, 63l 200
City ss New p ssi 1000 P.nnsy vsnia SIS sSi 5Penn
.yvsna 49, 10 DO a 10 Morn. Canal Pref IS 2 Cam
and Mechanics Bank, Ss!; Commercial Bank 50.
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DEPARTURE OF THE LArI CHEF OF POLICE AND
FAsILY.-festerday morning eK- Chief Matsel, accom-
panied by his family started bis much talkedof
trip to bis farm in Iowa. As act Of courtesy officer
Hugh Masterson accompanied him ss far as Middle
town, n. Y, by wsy Of the New.york and Erie Rsil
road from Jersey City.
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Launched, Sold, &c.

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,S She was built BY Harlan HohiSsS rs.s,b q sm
ton Del Length all lo fee; r al 50 FEET 5iDses
- feet; depth Of hold 3 feet ore<''" "
4e turs carpenters measurement tim, now a. Bifs9vn
Ship GsreIe, o. NAntuehs her ls.t Whaling v0y.se "a
s s.sn pareh..sd BY a. NJ. unaer he
VIII DC S, Hiram Bsser late Of the shp Els,'s
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Capt Tower OfU 'h %.v Which ia ssd previously
.dG 3s @ Buoy S.s fog, sS. Sssas way
the bar and nds ~ been placed just belo" the e'ns""
rock In channel way.