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old PEACH AND APPLE RRaNDY-76 bbIs.
" pur old Virginia Peach Apple Brandy, in ana
for sale by JONES, AACkISDER Co,
sul9 q GrdyieT street
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I EHfGH COAL-l20 tuas large lump Lehish Coat for
AMI j. H, ASABRIDGE& CO., 100 Common st.
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LOT AND HOUSE ON HOSPITAL sTREET-EsTATEo OF
2. G. 4 +. Bernard.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, Sept. 10, 1857, att o'clock L.
. of the St. Louis Exchange by virtue OF an
leans August a. 1851 for account Of said succession
will be sold - -. ~,,>.,, - :,
city in the comprised between Hospital Bourbon D"u.
min and measuring about q feet front
Hospital by about 100 feet in depth Together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon. 49,
MS-IIs the balance six months credit
f., an approved secured by mortgage said
property the Of cent anIrIl from
maturity until final payment. ,.
Act Of sale before o. DeArHas. Esq, Notary Public
%
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Tx. WILSON. or ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR
~ I.oIomew Hospitals six years with Ricord OF Paris
mas Feopened his ofce at No. II auphne for general
Nrarce an. especially for the Of ali disc
,'enet'!ve Organs IN lolh wilh mercury
tr" fr> "r n:nlH; Ia French rEt Erg y j? L.
d. "i4 TO- :. NJ IL 2,i'
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| DEU1rgxE CouR DE- T,IsrRIcrl SUCCESSION DE JACOB
de ls Nouvsle Orleans BARsHAEL-No. 7,5a3.
A TrlM sslS que y: =. Edison a presente une
la succession de feu Jacob Barsha deeedk ntestat
Avis lie doBne que celia pent con.
cerner, davo dedue jours raisons posr les
quees il ne serait pas fat droit a la dte petition.
Par ordrs de la Cour @ a..
se5 l0l5 P. 8. WILT Greffer.
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REUXIEME COUR DE DISTRICT DE LA
- Nonvelle Oreans.Anendu Peter Landy presene
petition la efe dobtenir les let.res dndmiisa-
ton la succession de feu Mary Ann any decedee niesta
Avis par present dome celia peut
cerrer edure dix jous les raisons pour les
quelles il serait pas fait dro Ia dite petition.
/ Par ordre de Ia Cour
| se3Sl3 CHAs. E. FORTIER, Depus GrefHer.
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CECOND DISTRICT COURT of NesvOrleans
y Whereas Peter aady peioned the Court for letter or
administration the late Mary Ann Landy de-
ceased iniestate- ......
Notice hereby given all whom may to show
within days why the of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order Of the Court: 90
se3 ID CHAS. Z. FORTIER, Deputy Clerk
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xeEsae=, TUBh'S EArHEss, fon oA..lr On
I'll tstTIh MA AND EUROPE.
We prepared to receive and forward
PARCELS, PACKAGES, JEW ELRY, DRAFTS and Freight
of every description to California through the agency of
WELLS, FARGO Il co.
We will receive and forward to part of EUROPE pack
ages and freight of any kind by every steamer.
Parties shipping will have cir freight ready the dag previ
the sailing OF the steamers
S. TOBY, Jr, 4 BRO,
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src9sp ps5s,c1 couars succEssIoN OF JACOB BAR
WHEREAS, MT. Edison has petitlOne ed ths
Court for letters Of curaorship the estate Of the lat
Jacob Barshall. deceased fnetstate-
Notice hereby given all whom 1t may concern shov
| should not be granted.
By order Of the Court:
| se5 l0B P q Witt Clerk
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BUILDING MATERIAL, BRICKS, FIRE

V. II EN- OR Ellie Dealer,
At the Old Basin of Toulouse and Franklin,
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement paster of Paris Shin
giles Luh> Slaves Also English French and American Fire
Bricks and all kinds of Frewoud.
p Orders from the country promptly and carefully ATTENDED
IN
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de la Nouvelle Orleans. WUNsCH-No $780,
Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream
IA sudite ct
que celia davo deduire sous dix ours dater
publication les raons esaueies lie compile
pesenie par iadmnistraeu la de succession sera
point approave homooe les fonds mains rpars
conforneruents dit conpe.
Par ordre de Ia Cour: ..-
au3l se5 10 P. S. WILT, Greffer.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD


TUE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRO
l. Gerry STORE, No. % Baronne street E. L. BERCIEH,
Agent.
nss- A large assortment Of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
and LIQUORS.
other FINE WINES; Superior OLD BRANDY Rn4 Other
Liquors Snpertne CORDIAI.S and variety Fancy Ar.
best qualities always hand
Goods delivered to families free of dravnge IY
I UNIVERSITY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CKAM-
" MAR SCHOOL AND COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE
The Glasses the Grammar School and Commercial ns
tute in full operation.
reopamn Collegiate Course will take place the
1s October prONimo.
Board of Administrators have entrusted Profs. C. W.
SEARS and LOUIS DUFAU with the general management OF
these three departments and the institution
| mAlent basis.
The valuable the following Professors have been
| scented:
W.. C. DUNCAN and J. McIIEoWN, for the English
branches.
| WIN. BATTER for Natural Sciences.
t. GEsSNER and j. tiENfII for the Ancient and Modern
| Languages
The Mathematical department remain under the special
superinlendeuce of Prof SEARS.
FOR further arc liars "ppy directly corer Baronue and
| Common streets,
| hr3l In LOUIS DUFAU.
I w. Roll. LATE OF THE FIRM ,F GLADDING
IL x Roll Nous, SIGN, nEt OR AFIEE and : T. M
NlAT PAINTER, ~ HoylrOs street. Cmur. "9l 3Dl
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de Ia Nouvee Orleans. s HoMANN- No. 1904.
TTENDU que Henry Damron present.
n petition Ia Feet dobtenir les
,ee ia succession de feu Max Hotnann deced
inestat-
par present donne que celia peut
dedure dix jours les rasons les
| queles II serait pas fat droit a a dite petition.
| Par ordre de Ia Cour:
| se2fl2 p g, Witt G-efser
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sycosp DIsTsIcr coURr2 sqGGEssI9N OF :, MAX
WHEREAS Henry Damron has petitioned
tn. late Max Homann deceased intestete-
Notice - hereby given all whom may concern to show
within days why the Of the said petitioner
should not be granted. s.-*r
By order Of the Court: -
se27l2 " P.S. WILT, Clerk.
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G A. M1LTENRERGER No. lOl Grtver street, respect
tally invites the ent'u Of architects builders and the public
Ia the above card.
BOOK oil Designs for nj Ornamental Castings
be seen at any time nj his Office embracing greater var
ETY. and perfection ii finish than that in the
United States Those contemplating the purchase kind
Of Ornamental Iron Work would do call aud examine
before making their engagements elsewhere
q. \. MILTENBERGER.
ttSiy-p st Newt rlao
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D. TESAS Nniuportlu Teyns Fab / 1874

T H
Messrs. b. A. Fahnestock 4 Co:
Genemen-Mr. G. W. Tiey, who is gentleman well
known of the best planters in this Wharton county,
and celebrated for the careful management Of highly
recommends your Vermlye. lie called few days
since and purchased Dozen and he administered
the Vermitlge bought of year adult negro srs
pected Of having wolms and succeeded expeiI her
several dozen worms inches in length that health
is good.
home testimonies Thousand where the
parties and this regarded reliable
dence with regard the adaptation of your valuable Vermtuge
plantations. am truly yours
S. W. FISHER.
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II ~ Il u U0s
ORLEANS. OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN

MOBILE-Seamer Oregon-4 bbls -four to Su,t:n &co-
liz sacks oysters II Davis
FLATBOATS.
INDIANA-Psr Mckesus Boat-355 bbs lime to master
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DIED..

ADAMs-At Springfield, Mass Friday, May q, James B.
Adams, ssed 81 years
BOGART-On Monday afternoon, June /, Eugene Bossr
aged 25 years.
BRINKERHooF-At Hsckenssck, N. j. on Sunday morning
May 81. Of consumption, Miss Kessia A Brinkerhoot
COLES Monday morning June Harriet Louisa daughter
IS G day.. v Wv ~ -.
CAMERDEN-on Sunday night May Sophia Davis wife of
John Csmerden, in the Goth year OF her age
DAZET-On Monday June l. Mary Ale1sndrns daughter Of
John and Dsze aged years 10 months and % days
pUGAN-On Monday morning June after severe but pa
tent llnes, Patrick Dusan, in the 4s of his age
DODGR-At Jericho Long Island N. Y, George W. Dodge
aged ~ years. months and u days.
FRANKLIN-On Sunday May ST. Sarah E. daughter Of JOIN
and Mary Franklin, aged IA years month and II days
GARDNER-On Saturday May 80, Thomas n Gardner In the
The relatives and friend. of the family respectfully invited
to attend THE funeral e his late residence No Eldrdse
be inferred in Second street Cemetery
GIBBs-At his residence 10 s Second street in this city
j. B. Gibbs formerly Deputy Sheriff Of Saratoga County
aged 40 years.
HUNTAt Sag Hsbor Long I.snd Sunday May ST. at lft
O'clock Col Harry w Hunt for the last 80 years Editor OF
The Correcter, aged 81 years
HARvEY-on Sunday morning May ST. Laur, Cecil. dsush
Of John and Melissa Harvey aged year. II months and
HITCHCOCK-On Sunday evening May ST. at so'clock Of
scarlet fever al Hastings the Hudson Charles Lester
Of Lawrence and julia Hitchcock aged years. months and
KNIGHTs-In Brooklyn On Mcnd.y. June T. Mrs. Rachel
Knight mo,lernaw Of the tate . Payne aged 70 years
noon from her late residence No IS Livns'on street
KAyANAGH-On Monday, June /, Mary, wife of hichse
Ksvanash, In the SOth year Of Der age
IINnrMANN-On Monday, June L. Of convulsons, George
William, of John O. and Helen Lndemsnn vou,,
e,t DAUGHTER Of Charles and Mary Morgan, aged year. III
months and days r. p,.h.,,
McCAY-On Sunday May 81 sfer Few hours nc" hicnaiu
McCsy in the 5Sth year of his age sD,, o,,,,
OMAHONY-Mnsarite Dillon. daughter OF Dsmei NsI0n'
Of RIOS. Cuberry County Of Cork, Ireland m a, NJ.
PERRY-On Monday evening June Mary Elizabeth Bsnta
wife Of William Perry, aged S. years and months
RLMsFY-On Monday June Of congestion of the BRAIN
John Ramsey, Of Robert and Margaret Ramsey aged
wears 10 months and IL days -, ~
RAYMOND-At Chinese Camp Cal, on Sunday, March ~
William Raymond aged 81 years, formerly OF Brooklyn Long
Island. 80 -, -.
RiLEY-on Monday Junel, Mary Riley widow Of the late
sEIxAs-On Monday morning June l. Anna wife Of Theo'
dore J. seixss . ,,-,,,
Bartlett Saturday, May So amer short Illness, George
Lewis Of the late David Thatcher, esq OF Boston
voRRATH-on Sunday May ST. Herman j. Vorrath, aged IL
WEBB-On Monday June George Washington infant son
Of William and Mary Ann Webb, aged months and days
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MARRIRD.

BROWN BURT-In Belvale, N. Y. on Wednesday Eay "a
by the Rev L. o. G!eHell of Mddetown, N w. NJ Charles
Brown I'd Dsen, CoRn, 70 Miss Caroline, daughter oil D
Burt. esa Of Bellvae.
CHAPIN-EyERNG Non Monday, June l. at the resi-
dence the brides atbe by bis Honor the Mayor Obey
Chapp i4ien Louce. daughter Of Jos d. Evernghim.
DORLAND-OATWELL,-lnT Tuesday, June 2 in the Church
fthe Advent by the Rev. Abam Bosmer Hart samuel u
Dornd formerly Of Ducbess County to Mary daughter Of
Joseph Ostwe Of Eew>York.
DAUCHY-BAKEB-In Brooklyn on Tuesday, June by me
Rev Henry Ward Beeehe s. Theodore Dauchy OF this city
to Maggie S. Baker of Brooklyn.
DAVIsGBRODIE-At Springfield ILL., Tuesday, April 81
by the Rev A. Hall Henry Davis Of St Louis Mo to Kate
eldest daughter the late John Brodie Of Springfield III
HOYT-HUBBARD-ln sauquoit, Oneida County. N. Y on
Wednesday morning May n by the Rev McGifert, Purdy
Hoyt this city 70 Miss Mary Amelia Hubbard daughter
Of Abiiah Hubbard Of the former place.
HANSON-SPERRYln this city Tuesday, June 2 by the
Rev C. C. Fletcher Mr. T T. Hanson TO Ms Hester spery
daughter of II. c. sperry, esq, Of this city.
INTERCHANGEABLE this city on Saturday May 3d. by
the Rev Dr. T. T. Vermye J. Bradley James TO Frances
dauthter of Orlando Hartman, esq.
HONTAGUT-DE RUYTER-ln this city on Saturday, May
So by the Rev. Thomas s. Preston Charles Montsgut OF
Julia daughter Of the late John De Ruyer esq
NAIRNE~BALCH-On Monday June /. at Grace Epi.copal
Church, Boston, Mass by the Rev Mr. Mason Dir James
Marine Of Glasgow Scotland TO Miss Kate Duncan
DAUGHTER of the late James Bsch of Salem, Mass .
80 by the Rev Thomas Amitsge, Thomas VIM Pttmsn OF
EewYort Miss Marie Josephine Harrison second daughter
Of the late Edwefd N. Harrison, esq, Of Newark.
VAN DE WA1ER-BEDELL-At Brooklyn, on MONDAY even
ing June by the Rev Charles Kelsey Lott Van De Water
ofNewYork to Caroline youngest daughter Of Stephen
WELLs-HUBBARD-1n ssuquoit, Oneida County. n Y,
on Wednesday morning, May q, by the Rey heGineTt
Henry c. Wells city to Miss Sarah T. Hubbard daugh
ter OF Abiah Hubbard, esq, Of the former place.
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...,..,v wbl. an additional cherE. II larceny
rsrbuusht asainst h for nsips thief aptJ about 3
he'en "a "a. Represented as having sesssn ea asei
similar lsroenis. upon h% % the PeTeny months
Ih 1sIy thanked the Court and "a ~ a. les'lne
lnoer The charge Of an Sn,e f h essI a II in b
el. sptly drew Ho" III f
mS.'h Craze arraigned for stealing two charges
- sosnd guilty and sentenced 81 the P'1tstirry Tor s1
Patrick Dening nineteen years Of age, was charged
i.b ,te.lns clock Of the yane e "a The 7Perts was
5entfed the prisoner found guilty AID ntenced 70
the Penitent.sry for Elk months.
John Morse was arragned for picking the pocket OF
German womsn, who with beT husband We p hs Town
b. Bowery. The evidence was Gent 70 lhe cHA'se
upon the prisoner and he was therefore dl'eh"scei
Elizabeth Tfunt was araigned fUr assant ana Dat
4 on sarah Walker keeper q emgrant bcsrtn house
by scratching her the neck .yns IN Der fSe- as her
hard bsm.s" Elizabeth the ehainSeIT< Of Miss
si,eT and II was in evidence that Miss Walk had pro.
bounced Elizabeth thief Denssnt was found slify and
lanes Sweenv and George Gardner, mere boys,
pleaded guilty petit larceny, saa were sent to the House OF
hs-ges o. petit larceny Though urged in that
hi, was h oense and that he ne was
John o Hem, charged with assault and battery on
hi. wife found guilty, end seIts.lce suspended
Dennis Carey, arraigned for stealing pawn ticket,
was discharged. 80
John Anderson, n mere boy, pleaded guilty to petit
larceny and sent TO the House Of Refuge.
Ann DOYLE, an aligned for stealing piece Of nam,
ouBd guilty and sentenced to thu Penitentary ioH hree
Hannah Ferris, colored, charged with assault and
battery another ooored with penkne wa con
viced sentenced the Peutentisry for six months
William Smith, charged with stealing hat " a.
found guilty. and sentence suspended.
Charles ,6iebLer. coored, charged with assault
nd battery committed with big piece If on Found g1u
and sentenced 70 the Penitentsry for three months
Charles Schwartz aIragned for assault and batter
IN Peter Weby thrusns his MT IN CONT .nents iace og
Adjourned :Os o'clock Thursday morning
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mnrkeu Reported b. Telegraph.

oswEeo Tuesday June 20 m-Iae rLo1s ,Is, s.,.s
rore active; .sles of 1870 bbls, at 50 oi "a -
WafsT f-er .sle Of eOO bash at - 80 - 10y 2s
white Canadian and Indiana - fSr ak b1sh a. S
cAsAL FsEicHTs dun Flour Sc wss1s G c bo. la' Wbe.
cS.t ErpoyIs-9s 600 bbls Flour 5000 BUSH "nea'' and
l7.o10 bush Corn. v,., The n.,k.t {. duu ana
- ~ 900 bbls a, S7d 81 ~ for good 70 extra
Wico1 a. Sa IS for extra Chcsso obS and McnlgAn
81 81 o. nrims Milwaukee Club ard 70 tor wn- Wisc9n
in COAX /. dull and esIsOes WI nSs se a. oyer
200 mi. FIorE bush. WHEAT 5000 bush CoRs ~ 10
SoL 49, Canal shpments-l0,tOo bush WHEAT. The
br,,i in the Canal checks trade -.
cTicleo June lcoAsC,sIs' :, 1s1 wasAT-''s' al
wv oxIEaSs June l-CoTTos-No sales to-day. Ne
lint, $50 bales FLOUR higher CoTTox 20 Liverpool Sioe
Krs.sY June 2-l2:3o ?. A.-FLous WHgAr, CoRs and
o.rs .re dull Sales Of CoM At 81
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Iltaal,n tan
Sire. Friday with continuance Of fine reasonable
the trad. ruled quiet and a. Marx lane yesterday
there v.s little doing reduction OF ~ qasTte On
A. our market to-day however, this dsene was not followed
and with good attendance Of buyers WHEAT met at CON
uu sale the prices Of Friday Tor whie snd a.
Id buhe advance inferior red toward ne close
nre.. AZ hite taken 20 hold over at FLOUR
va, slow reduction noted In our ias lsoiAS CosS
opened quiet but with good inquiry closed h ssss ssns
% con extent at IS Sd for mixed % SdS ior
yellow and ass for white We quote-Wafsr; red %
"a 2 white Od9 y 10 10 FLOUR extra Ghlo 2i 49, :
Ph1delphis and Baltimore 80 ash western - a." DBL
BEEF-very little doing and prices unstsred 49,.
PoRE-Sow parcels a new Western arveo tne
nominal ysu. Of which IS Eastern offered at y
without finding buyers; nothing done in Old
BAcos-The demand has ,gan fallen Of and the trade Is very
,low at our last quotations. ....;o,.
LARp yery limited inquiry and there are no trshssc
TO report little Of the stock il Offering on the h
TALLow he. rather given and closes quiet ~ -
.yep a, retail quotation butchers Association IL LUZ
don the quotation for r. Y. C. 10 s. j. ,,...., nd q,
CLoyEEsEED-The season may be now conhssieo - ~ 49,
So has bee n taken for $50 bags fine" ,..,..
Co1roE-The market remains very firm al a., - =. or.
The effect this weeks heavy import VAL not DC s Al
DAYS yet. In Manchester to-day bushes. was IA No.
though prices called steady. hddlme oi'e~-'' -
bie I'D; Uplsnds TAD q n.
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COURT OF SPECIAL sKSSIONs-JuSE 2-Before justices
OSno nd

OSBORN and woop.
Jane Williams, old offender, arraigned for steal
Ing pounds Of coned beef convicted and 10
the PeniieDtisry for fI month";
Daniel and Mary Lynch husband and wife,
charged with assault and battery The wife discharged
and the husband found guilty and sentenced to the
Pententiary for months
Frank Gallagher and William Mccormick, ar.
ssSsd Tor stealing lead linz were convicted and sentenced
70 ths fenrentsIy for three months each
Alfred Manning, colored, charged with assault aud
battery on eolored woman found guilty and fined IS
james Connolly, arraigned for stealing two 3 gold
pieces from woman and caught with his hand in her pocket
was found sy and sentenced 10 the PenenAry foT four
John Moore and John Waters bows Of I6 and II
years and pronounced veteran offenders charged with
picking lsdy's pocket and IN the .c by policeman
found guilty and sent 10 the House Of Refuse
Michael pevine arraigned for an unprovoked
act Of assault and battery old man, O'Clock in the
roynns when the complainant his work De
yne With two associate rowdes had been drunken
spree through the night and woand up their baw BY this
s,sse on an nofensve early in the morning His guilt
was beyond question but by the neroeson OF respectable
lokns mother and the tears OF two sisters who
present Mchaes srsguen he was let on with the
hight sentence Of ten days 70 the City Prison ,
William Hurley was arregned for steaLng coN Oh
the value Of 10 the property Of Mr. Lowell ne was seen 70
tsge something bat there evidence that nat ne
the in question The prisoner therefore scqeo
Daniel Taylor, colored, IL years OF age PLEADED
guilty petit larceny and sentenced 10 the feneny
Samuel Brown, boatmsn, was arraigned for assault
battery policeman DO arrested him fol- being dr1n
and disordery. Found guilty, and fined $40 -,
Mary A. Evvia and Elze Crawley were charged with
stealing IS In money with various articles Of female under
Mss Cswey engaged Several Of the articles found
en- dsndsn Found guilty, and sentenced 70 the Pen
ssstisry for months each
William II. Van HOsen pleaded guilty to two
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Disassers. &c.

Rio JAxEIso April -We have 10 inform that the bss
Milford progressing In her dschsgns and from what We os
serve good part Of her damaged She has he APP"
spce Of being much strained. ,, ss,..
The ship Sea Ranger from Boston for Valparaiso arrived e
In d,e,s four day. out Boston, and when on the soaa
ern d.e Of the Gulf Stream she encountered very 49,
weather and spruns her fore and msnmasts bowspn 90 ~
and main and bboom, lost topsss 10 a
ayinsb the cargo shifted during the gale but the BEL
IN O damsged - ,,ut.~....ul
Psb.oek from Rio GTsnde bouna 10 Falmouth WIN nT
hides and horn arrived here Yesterday with loss oil stn
and In want OF provisions; had been out 70 days and
enced very heavy weather. will be repaired In The esa
or 10 DAYS BY letters 70 LnWooo "s''''"'
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Whalers.

Arrived q, New Bedford stb hip Chandler PI,e =
North Pacific oeesn BODolu .od 100 DO. wSs. on board
TsD Is With paSs Dol: s. sSst hons be.
s.rort. ,rofs of sunday Island Feb "a kses.Sa la
lark fI, HS taaae; April a. lat Is g s. lon ~ OR
nd Mary wstf Il. Il Rsfsa :sSI E:sss',.
IS SsS. from YOrh, bound to ST KIT. Atn a. Y.f;
Ion 8, Us Is Va ss,s Sf Eii1 . Bars. Of Bermuda
Ai,o am at snip Nimrod Baker NORTH rscioJ 80.
L.hsDs NJ wyt0otscte Dec ~ with tS o sss. h"n.
"a, on fesst $40 bbls wh from ship Coral 70 Gidssn
Son RsPs: spoke -, 81 H sSsis: k x.Ss
ported with 80 ,p 2Ist JANET wsapOrt 1,.p we ssSsJ
.sssHsy il D,s Sy siifI :5tS VA 10 i si.S ns
as 81 i2th Of Carrie. Rock Robin Hood Nc Co
Mystic, nothing since leaving sand",s s lance. Hesss
b b,sw cav. from n..ssra oil before ,sporxs
lst 81 Ii s., lon n ~ Islander, ssaIeees s'1 70 .
al A., - Is -, ~ lon % IS W.. New Ent.ae III
ofsDd for New London, and ga" hef 'sAh 10 my 4.
"h 90 A., a, sO,h ship Arab Grinnsl Mora I.sss
Ocean Honolulu Dee Wytooiseke Jan css. . So !.
Fsb g. PerDsTsses NAY Nay S aa !; 70 s.Sia
L o. m IN, yoysse 800 bb VII. oil and !" s,,vss
IA on Ieishs 20 Dbl: VII. oil from ship spsedsR ~ ~
n CON. Reports: Spoke, of New Lealsna "a =, ~
Mic so~le n B. cuiting in lsrse 'p,r%T WAT 40 0.as
VII ell told March "a lat % g. ION =, - !" " s~edisA ~
Boston April a. lat Y :, % &c. Ion !" ~ "a
FRY Of Hem o,Dd DsSSd s !. S.nn.f oss Het NJ
P.se oce,n Lshsins Dec IS RorOisn .gs 20 wss.ss
Dbl. sperm and ooc do whsle 81 az, Sn s SoDs
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schooner 0f $50 tuns from me a.
MI Aaron Burnbsm I'd, Of Essex, on Tuesday ss
owned by Capt Francis Low of Georsetown Me- ana
Tor the fishing business On the day Tsa
,choont OF 80 tuns built by Mr. job Story vas
There are II other vessel, the stocks In Ee' "h
r,aoy fer ,ea in few weeks