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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

Coon issuN liz --a)anisl Bread. = Chief cf,h0
.oaellas, ave no,ie. la, W, ,nsre u err 10y
Advocate that his tFihv would ,..!s asatr the a,
aad invited Ill. whites 10 attend. Cai~i dread
intendsd 10 provide sianur lcr ail. make .
speech II his own language. K..lSh Has 70 ic II
terpretaa, and TO close the eniertainlnea,s with
athletic games. as s#ssg~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

GLAD TO HEAR lr.-We learn from the Gate
City that thei; Railroad is SO far completed
that the cars commenced running yesterday to
Nashville from Kcokuk, thus connecting with
Cur Packets and avoiding twelve miles Of
staging for tray elers towards "the sunny south, I
during low stages Of water.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

sTRErCR.-The ..dish of skim-milk" which
edits the Gazette has spread itself over two
mortal columns upon the subject Of the New
Constitution. Of course with 40 large an ex-
pansion the ''matter" is very thin. The joke is
that the writer attempted to answer Judge
Johnstone, and the best of it is that he now
lAbors under the delusion that he has done sol
1t may be SO for all we or the public know. be-
cause no one has or ever will readit
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

tB- fight occurred last night at the cor
ner of Jefferson and Third streets. There was
a victorious and vanquished party, but we did
no. learn their names or the moving canse tor
the public demonstration.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

rE-We learn that the committee Of investi.
CATION appointed by the Council on the case OF
Mr. Street Commissioner Nagler, held session
Yesterday, and acquitted him.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

DAILY BuGLE.-The Proprietors Of the Coun-
Gil Bluffs Busle issued the first number of
handsome and spirited morning daily paper on
the 4th inst. "Westward the Star Of Empire, y
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

The DxAD-Up to the 4th. 24s bodies Of the
peasons slaughtered by the burning Of the
Steamer Montreal. had been recovered. What
. sad record Of criminal disasterl
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

By the year two thousand, II is probable that
manual labor will have utterly ceased under the
sun. and the occupation Of the adjective "hard
listed" will have gone forever. They have nov
. potato digging machine, which, drawn ~
horses down the rows, dig the potatoes, separ-
ates them from the dirt, and loads them up into
the cart. while the owner walks alongside, whist
ling. with bis hands in his pockets.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

= Women are called the "softer sex" because
they are 80 easily hnmbucged. Olt ot one
hundred girls, ninety live would preier ossen-
taton to happiness; = dandy husband 70 .
msehAnivl
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22
Total,

We learn from the Sexton that there have
been only As inserments in all since the FIRST OF
March, inclusive of paupers, drowned persona,
whose bodies we're recovered in this vicinity,
etc. etc.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22
KANSAS ELkcTloN-Iiow THEY plp Talsas.-

The Chindowan says;--
Since our las. ISSUE We have received retarns
of the bogus election from but two additional
counties--Brown and Neinaha. In the former
there were 2u6 votes registered, and in the lat
ter l4o; when election da, came, Brown county
poled just treire votes, and Nehama Ten. Two
| months hence, men who own they voted in the
bogus election will be so scarce that it viii be
paying speculation TO take them around with
the circus, and exhibit taem at aqaar;cr head
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

The Delaware Reporter says that large guam
tity of Spanish silver coin has been found under
and about the wreck of vessel on Pho'nix Is
land, MARYLAND, just below the southeastern part
of Delaware. The wreck is said to be that OF
Dutch galliot which was lost about fifty years
since; having on board ore million Of dollars in
specie. The excitement among the natives IS
said to be great. Crops are left untitled, shops
snd stores are closed, and thousands Of persons
are On the beach raking for silver. Some rake
up as much as twenty dollars day, Others not
more than two or three dollars The eilser Is
already in circulation in Sussex county.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22
DIR. WEAVER'S
Nahker and. Salt saheum Syrup, 0nd

GeR0ees
an Ddi'patable fact that the above medicines are
The only iniabie remedies before ths public for
Sassaeous Esaptions, Salt khsusn, EryspeiAs, Sore
80 Eic.rs, Old Fever Sores, ScAid Head, ScoTbuttc
efspt.sns, etc. etc.
&, sss sale BY AILKa HEnpGicKs, BuFhngton.
za-6a,ws 2
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

~ The Republicans Of the New Hampshire
Legislature hase nominated Mr. Fremont lot 'ie
Presidency in 1880, on the Republican platform
of last year, With the additional plank Of con
demnaiion OF the Dred Scott decision.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

DoNr LIKE HIM.-The Locofocos of Marion
county held convention the other day to NOM
mate candidates for county Offices. They re-
solved that the country was safe through the
triumph of National Democracy and the elec.
ton of James Buchanan, but that Gov. Grimes,
on the other hand they did not like, giving no
reason why, however.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22
~ The New Orleans Delta estimate.

~ The New Orleans Delta estimates the
number Of slaves at the South at over three and
half millions, and their aggregate value at
fully sixteen hundred millions of dollars The
cotton plantations in the South it estimates at
about eighty thousand, and the aggregate value
Of their annual product at the present prices Of
cotton, is fully one hundred and twenty-five
millions of dollars. There are over fifteen thou.
sand tobacco plantations; and their annual
product may be valued at fourteen millions OF
dollars. There are two thousand six hundred
sugar plantations, the products of which aver
age annually more than twelve millions There
are five hundred and iifty-one rice plantations,
which yield an annual revenue of four millions
Of dollars
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

A UEaolNE-The Rochester American has a
touching story Of three children-a girl twelve
vrars old. and tive brothers seven and Eve years
old-who passed through that city from Canada
ON their way to Philadelphia, harefooied and
| penpiless. Their mother was drowned lev
weeks ago, and their father, drunken brute,
| IN treated the little ones. So the eldest girl
bravely resolved to take her dead mothers daI-
| lines and start out into the vide world with
| them. TO endeayor to make her way to her elder
sisters residence where she felt certain OF KIND
treatment. The captain Of the Maple Leaf had
given them free passage to Rochester. There,
Mr.. Henry O'Neie, the proprietor Of the Gene.
zee Valley line of omnibusses, found them ana
nobly Obtained for them tickets to Philadeiphis
and started them with six dollars in their pock
ets. That girl is heroine. She will grow up
70 be true hearted, noble woman.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

Ham CAsE-The wite Of Mr.. Jacob Stahl, OF
this city, recently ran away with two men, one
named Stephen Giliet and the other George
Sanderson, and will probably pass as the wiie OF
the former. They robbed Stahl Of two gold
watches, and other property, before leaving
Gi,et is a man a5 or 80 years OF age, slender,
medium height, wears black whskers. Sander
son is an old man, sixty years old. oaidheaded'
tall. stout, Of forid complexion, and carries
cane. The three, he thinks, are together, AND
i h. wishes to obtain intelligence Of their where
.honts in order to recover his property.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

A sad accident occurred, July 4th, at Great
Falls, n. II. A magazine containing 800 lbs OF
powder exploded, killing the son of S. Il. Gile,
aud injuring the son Of Joseph Woodman so
badly That he died on Sunday. II is supposed
there was fire on the frock OF the gunner, which
had been placed in the magazine, which caused
| the explosion.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

r~Counterfeit tens on the North Western
Bank Of Virginia at wellsville are in circulation
here. We have heard no description, but un'
a.rs,.pa thew are calculated to deceive.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

eTSunday last q riot occurred at St. Louis
among the firemen. One man was killed, aud
several others 80 severely injured as to render
IL certain that they cannot live.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

rH- A writer in Porter's Spirit of the Times,
speaking Of litter of pups in his possession
saws "those that were not short-tailed were
long tailed" Remarkable!
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

Tur OnIo DEvAuLT.-Civil suits for $780,
667 76 have been commenced against both
Breslin and Gibson, late Treasurers Of Ohio,
and their sureties. OF course this sum can on
ly be collected in the aggregate; but separate
suits are necessary in order to ascertain who
are the real culprits Criminal proceedings are
also to be instituted
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

s4Yesterday morning, two horses ana
..eer cart took brief but very rapid a'riag "
the street. unattended by escort or driver. 70
particular damage was dore. We do not know
whether there was any beer on the vehicle wDen
is started, but are very sure that there vas none
sylen il stopped.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

a aEW and superior article Of Ladies and Gent
- aeaaer BrAc s.;see from the digestion existing
s..s'.ss 80 ,s Of beudiug the arms. FOR sale by
apr iov j. !. HIDDEN 4 CO.
1fiEaes' new Block, Main st., Burlington. Iowa.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

HoRsx THiSyKa-This clsse of people oa'e
begun practice in this region. = par = nne
horses, buggy and harness. were plliered "
Bloomington, few days sincs. We hear =
stated that the thieves we're captured yeseee-
dag, and the property recovered lfshese can
iestine lovers Of horse Hesh begin depredasions
among u.s. xe will be Obliged q get up sss''-
ancc committee, or make an importation from
Cedar Co.. Tor we have no Police.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

~ reei Institute puinam County, I'll.
SA.saso Mechanics Institute,
.eAsa Ak2hs, lsal.-Fer Improved Reaper
and Mower, $140 6c
For Improved Mower, 120 eV
A1h .Ehss lAs-For Improved Reaper and Mowst.
II sAsS Was fellows: &73 90 down. and ba ance l.
.sss payable Bee ist, 1851, with interest a. fe
celt pei annuGs.
$40 aa1ss ls5a.-For Improved Mover. &l8o Wt-a'
,os@ss: ~, 20 down. aud balance ia Iote payabis
pss Ass. 1851, III interest ut per cent. yer &hnun
farehas.rs to pay freight iu all eases
Nosss Should he sent early to prevent dsappoint
ss1t' AddIwss II. L. BAR1LE1T Co.,
NAP u wSIi. sole Agents toJ Southern Iowa.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

ELEcrloNs IN AuGusr General elections are
held next month as follows: On the first Mon.
day, in Alabama and Texas, for State officers
and members of Congress; in Kentucky, for
and Judge Of the Supreme Court; in Iowa tor
the new Constitution and County officers. On
the first Thursday, in Tennessee, for Goverr or
and members of Congress. On the second
Thursday, in North Carolina, for members OF
Cnnnress
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22
LATER RONCALfFDRF7d. II
Arrival % the star ~ the West.
Sl.1OO, 600 - specie. III

Nkw YoRk, july
Tha steamer, Star Of the West, has tsyed
from Aspinwall with one million and If IN
specie. s
The Grenade sailed from Havana vi the Q.
$. steamer Roanoke, having $50 Of galker's .
| men, two-thirds sick.
Nothing particular from California.
Crops 10 South part of the State were sniier-
ing severely from drough.
General Lane has been reelected delegate t.
Congress from Oregon by largely elnced ma.
joriiy..
Advices from Peru state that viysecio still
held Arequipa- Nicaragua unsettled Eiras
refuses to act in concert with the allied Gener-
ais. and collision was expected between the
Leon party who favor Walker and the Ghnmor-
istas.
The Star OF the West connected with the
Golden Age from San Francisco on the goth,
which brought down nearly $4,000, 900 IL ape-
Gle. The latter passed on the 25th the ste aIncr
Sonora with passengers and mails from New
York Of June 5th, and on the Sd OF July psss-
ed the John L. Stephens with the mails OF Jnns
Goth.
The California markets we're generally dull.
Breadstuffs depressed; crops on the average,
promising; money inactive.
Mining operations active, and increasing
largely.
The riot going on this P. N. in the 18th Ward,
is of very serious character. A mob OF 500
Irish and Germans attacked the Metropolitan
Police with missiles and fire arms. The Police
we're driven back as we're q squad sent 70 their
relief. Another detachment of loo men was
immediately sent to the scene of conflict, and
reQuisition was made for detachment Of militia.
ry. This riot, il ls sad, was premeditated, but
was not to take place till night, when 1t was IN
tended to commence with an attack on the 18th
Ward Station House.
The Empire City, with Havana dates Of 9th
inst, arrived at Quarantine this 2. N.
The health of that city remains good for the
season, though yellow fever is said to prevail
extensively among newly arrived troops.
The Spanish expedition against Mexico is gen.
orally considered as abandoned.
R,,sinoss q cxroe lin Oly dnll. priceS nearly nom.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

New 1Ork, July II.
The steamship Arago arrived at midnight
with London dates to Jaiy lst- She has nearly
200 passengers, including Duncan McCrae, A.
merican Consul at Paris.
Passed at anchor in Cowes Road, U. S. frigate
Susqnehanna and ship Viking, from Calla.-
Nothing additional OF Importance.
A despatch was received here to-day from
CYRUS W. Field, who went in the Persia on
Wednesday. The despatch is dated of Cape
Race, and was sent to st. Johns by a fisher
man.
The Persia has had fine run, and her Off
GERS congdently expected to reach Liverpool as
early as Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06
srs. Yajee, 81 Florida.


BEFORE ZION Judge Mccarthy and Jury.
lrryGED vIisE IMPRISONMENT ~ POLICEMAN
JuSE Herman GaEE Elie1ri she,ioot. This was
nciicn for false srres OF the raiD1, shoemaker,
residing Baxter street, BY he defendant, who 81 20
nconsn Of tho Sixth ward The complainant states !ha,
ibe 25sb OF February lat the dei,adsc, without any
probable lstaahIe msicously arrested him and
conveyed hin through The public 10 the city prison,
where be raEde complaint, charging the plsipur before
Jsdce oshorpe with having assaulted him (defenda1t),
proc1red plaintiff be Imprisoned FOR time and
then beld bAi Thai n, atrial thereafter the Special
Ssson., plaintiff tally acquitted and the complain,
dism'ssed. Damages are k5d at $500. For the de-.
fouce u was admiied ha the p!An,iH had been
aoqusd al The Sessons but The arrest was JUST led on
TIE ground that the psn1 lnerered with defendan, IN
tbe exec anoo OF his duty when he taxing sryant
girl u Mr.. Nsnn's W the station ho1se for creating
tuIhhne thst Mann said " The girl ina. ought nst
60 The policeman bad 20 warrant that def Ddan, said
" HIN that he wonii tsse him, TOO Defendant as
lied and bs1 10 cal 10 his assistance U.her pnIiceren
BE then took de girl prison add took the painful after
wsrs The Edge cba,sed the tury rendered YER.
diet for plaintiff for s25, which does 10, carry costs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06
American Bibie Society.

ne stated meeting Of the managers we held al THE
Bbie Horsc Aston place, Thursday, June T. at AZ Z.
N Vim. Crosby, Egg, In the chair.
tE societies recognized az auxhsyiee hrse
IN Iowa two in Wisconsin, and IL Nnncscs Territory.
Communications received from Rev Dr. Went
worth, Fuh Chsu, wa co1raglng stAiement 10 the
fsy q circuls Ing the Holy Scriptures In China; from
Rev VIM Robert, stcy appointed agent Oregon rorri-
tory stating tho oommcDcems nj o. BIZ lshors from Bishop
Sfsi'h. u kentucky and Rev Dr. Kirk, with interesting
Of the anniversary o! the B1usb and Foreign
ebe Society, which they attended a. Representa-
i've, q the American Bible socisy from Mr..
janice Rey, OF Geneva, asking for "a n print the
Scriptures for France from Rev kr Calhoun, Of
Brat regard 10 the TRANSLATION Of the Bible into Arabic,
lefl unhrsbed by Dr. Smith Lis deoeasc; from Dr.
samuel Wells Williams, Macao, In regard TO Publishing tho
scsp.nres 10 Chns; from Rev. Or pcskin., 0orocrab,
enclosing letter from The Rev. Mr. Rbes 70 the late Mr.
hkhter, IN reenr 10 the Bible IN Koord,-ian
Grants Of books made, of Tostatncrs and Psalms
or oolored Sunday school IN New jersey; German bibles
ha IesAmets for dirihuuon ri Ceveian6 Ono; Bblss
sno ieeemens for destnste children OF bosmen Dsnish
.oInan snd French bibles for wisconein rcstsents f
netocabt feck Agency, ri FtsburT Penn spd also for
soooay sc0o Union Of Methodist Episcopal On 1roh Bibles
ana IesAnents for Point Coupee, Ia Bibles and Tesla
men 10 various languages, FOR dissrSulcn "A head Of
lake fuperiof, Wis books Tor oistribuon oag hot
men en Morris canal VIII several Of smaler amount And
ten volumes for the blind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06

Al protests have been re"t vad by the committee against
,be Julia, Iavors Minnie and Lucky the final dec ,us
necessarily reserved until beso considered
In bebar or the Regatta CommNao.
June 8, 1867. CHAS H. HAswEIL.
The suhoned commune alton has been handed in by
the gentleman whose name is subscribed TO H. Our no
porter has simply say that his report agreed with those
Of severRI other reporters, and taken nearly entirely
records kept by members OF the Regatta Committee
With whole feet OF ya,hs accompanying the resettA,
mistakes are likely occur, and many mbers Of the
club we're unable 10 diSt guish the different vessels
There doubt that dising .hng mark should be
adopted by The club cy numbering the vessels other
wise, as 10 prevent such unpleasant mistakes.
TO TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
In your report OF TIA regatta in yesterday HERALD
that the Una and Lucky rounded tho Southwest
Spit together. This is mistake. The Una aud Escort
round The Spit side and SIDE and the two nrs
yachts that rounded the Spit Again you IN
stating that the Lucky rounded the stake boat at ateu
lsnd list The DR. thai passed thai stake boat WA the
Richmond the EDGAR and then the Escort and they
passed the Long land ttake boat in the same order In
girg through the Na'rows the Escort passed the RI 81
mond and Edgar and kept tho head Of the third class boats
to the end OF the lace.
DAVID OGDEN, Of the yacht ERcort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06
THE OvERLA
Port OF New York, june o, 1857.
ULEARvD

oLsARvp
stean,hiD oolumoia, Berry Liverpcol-E Collins.
sieain-hp ulnVi,. bosEs, Asiinwal-M Rohers
ecp '0'"A' Brown Gaze 'o"n and ASoA SA'' Baker
ss,D PuaO,rs Glar'l, p,ssrapp. napsarz-r Kuct-
ehp snnbe, ns,tr. Lsbon-- Zines nrs-r.
hart Andes Norman hnsion--N A A e Blan-ha-d.
,btg Geo Iaria French, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Carver a
Brig = Reed Reec Roston-pre,i Son tco
Rr,V Eagl,t Durham. RD tnn--H UndsrwSNa.
schs " Al Dog seles' ssp.ngailSs;So oes,'
sohr Liverpool Ci1 Albury BSTbor Isl.Gd-aillor In
SEN Ee'ype, s'u,es wrmirr,ca---p a Potter
schr haek Monster fownsead, Alex lndris-lss Hand
schr Maryland cs,re, Alsyandris' GOAL o.,
scar honstg, Nu1ur, delaware S}hy-AoCready, MoU
schr u rarlc Knisht Ergsbe,hpnr,- Smith 4 BcYniOn
Bchr tllIoil Slrr Bos'on--W W Raser
tiosp .oia16as Johnson, Nov iIsv,S-, y, 3 fG~srda
Bteamer Franklin Cor man. altnore-Wm Dazsn
ARRIVED
fbp Oc.an Pearl (os rorandl Chandler Shields ART
WITH oofs a. sar-ay Lvinssion. In ~ Ion CO.
'hm he, ,s IhsFss r-,, ,, A., q. ... -,
Woo 70 sayh.r raiso, VI vessel Thompson nuas.f
k6r sira " nol ioi bushdD, QUEENS, Trinidad nay 10
FRS c,cassian % aasssp9r LIayai. sagua May - viii
eg slooner d'r), King Dorchester, ss w'h plaster N
trs Mary Means BcpS.ns New Raven, Ia eAlAs 70 mae
Big rurens Red Reed aondou, for Boston
wig ssiilda, Ea,gn, R.ndoui Cor Boston
sS s w., g 81 r e. , e7ns os
Eoeho Bros A uofea versei N selealf Duncan
schr Eleanor tot Camden fosmer II JOINS Pr Nav 2f
vertsi 81 Reed Nash.
schr Minerva L wrdaor. tof View Hs--u, Robln.ou Ma
snzss, iBys. wih pinrnppirs IN T PearssH
w S Sssr ana ars 9P?sa s % No Hd
Echr sconiiehL TuiIn. Jactsnnrire, bdays
ktbr rOnhEh, ROGERS wilmir gipn, NJ, J GasR
sehr tsnvhrd, Green, Nirv MIR, sfsys
frhr Newport Turuer Vim mia dayn.
kclr hauhew Bro, John Virginia
Echr Joarnah. sewfnn, Hal iruors. iayA
fctr E.grin Belt BAL irape lays.
e'hr kostuin, toker Sevhurypnrt.
tchr Detroit, West, Boston. days, Tor Albany.
Hchr Harvest lawrence. HRrwich
sckr sonfo-e Nall Pruifencs
Schr Pawnee, 81 John Newport for Virginia.
Rrhr Hsrrfsa Newell emith. SiTstford for Rcndon.
Rrhf " n Camp, sa-nls, Derby Cr Permnst
pcr Woosey Derrick bridgeport for wkhlagtnr,
nc
s~hr John Wright Portland O..
frfr Onver speman, fpein kiharv FfovtderFrL
bchr Elliot, Kno~les Rurroni for Boston.
Echr Fidd.rmap. Smith. 9Th m1fe from of sUlr
rndauola ashore NJ Long narh. NJ rapt rapnfs hat
y nll aud LARGE pnrlon NJ Der cargo damaged
Hoop Hope, uiver, Taunton.
Strip Oliver sres. Wrench, Tsuntnn
sioop Thomas Hull Iinh rros iionce.
floop Rnod. isnr a. Hull. Providence.
Steamer 1hos ~ ann. whefa IS dtuorN
Steamer Delaware, Copes Philadelphn.
Steamer Ana Eliza. Robinson. Philadelphia
efesrer Petrol Aruy, Providence.
Steamer Decaf,J geer Norwich.
sarEp
Steamship Illinois, Aspinwal; shp Harvest ouecn Lve.
pool
wind n, and rsn4 No inward bound vessels In sisss