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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-11


DON in s"mi TRANSPARENT letters they Sodst
e manut'r,ory n" 10 Maiden lane New YORK, AID +, al
Druggists, a,a1c OBJ and 81 per box or pot rctel~.
Country Mcrehaus,.-llow N. he Nancy
In purchasing supple country merchants should alw select
the best as ws as mos, saea' goods, Tor in doing So they
lasting oblga"s upon their patrons Every neisborh"d
ted residents and the merchant that oer them and
speedy relief should never fail in ding for II the duty
a. FAR AS h" I" iuso h aIt aud hapiness We
n,reraing remeyhss length been discovered and that
there are thousands of in the state W o have n
BIrrERS purely vegetable PREF AIRED upon
tc principles fr"n tho mcti MI herbs ." naiuts aud reader
I'd palaahe that child will take IT. We have
II given and oh,lc dauhn stomach less
Of appeitc hl!ousncss aud "ds and have rarely Eyer
k'"h T." fail In eh.ethg permanent cure III short tihr
Nearly Apohcc, Ia the Soeih selling
Brrfss and they constantly performing w"ntcr
but order extend their usefulness, dcs-
e"nsiSov introduced IN Ali country stores that body
may mo, their healing qualities Tn" Proprietor prepared
H. sell this mc'nc rchanrs such mod. that
they can'i,k nothing in purchasing rrtr aud
We knew that wherever is introduced. popularity
Will Increase AMI its usefulness become neral Ih,sr
~ ~h r , rs ' hat H" b.. % a ara are put
The. are the most effective tonic used AMI III tH" of
greater benefit c,tc weakly infans than
any thing thai can he them Ever, family should Try
e" bottles in "r understand and nppr. tr
tues
Price - per bottle
To lee lad mhoias n"d Tc,ai all thu prime ia Druggists
in tn" city of ichnond and els, whore J., Virginia;
MSS Chas stott q, Wash, city d. e u II sta
Orders filled by addressing BAKER, rra,ri,tor
seit Ola l,hshund. Va
IMr'bRTANT.-A rel urd, !, II = q, In -, bcru d i.
covered. which certain Tor Dau,rutf o,r
seasrs E" a." itr. In" t"lowne
Is from gentleman welt known in thus community, situ
attsiy that Kus>fk's EssfNCt BAY LtAtIs
is just hat il irends bca remedy unrqualed all
OF III" Hair Every certificate give
klow and nos reliable
PkrIRsnrRG. Aug ls;1, H..
Cot I. II. RossrR-Dcar used ynur Essrure
OF Bay Leaves the of i,udruf entire
hon three h"ti!.s c.ctiug complete
in consideration of hi, unhesitangy
in The highest terms. CHAs ". ARNOLD
ia for, ,lps and
by M"ssrs W. A. SfkoiIiER& co, ami john II. SEAI
Drugsists"f this city Jdkrts
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W0Oa's Hair hcssora tive - Prof. " ood shr
renowned disco, Of the invaluable Hair SUI
continues to labor in behalf Of the afflicted
His medic universally admitted by the American
he superior all others far causing the
head Il the aged that has been silvrrci
forth h much vgor and uxurance ~hon bless,
Cd With the adv anage II youth.
Their. doubt that IL Of the create
cries in the medical world 1t restores gray hair
To its rginal color and makes the beautiful silky
texture hh has been desirable all the world
NJ. Lon,s Morning Hraid
Sold by all good Druggists. focia,w.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD DEcIsIoS.-In the Circuit
Court of Bedford county. Va, last week in the
case of Steptoc rs. the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad Company, where the plaintiff sued for
damages sustained by him from the trespass of
cattle on his wheat field, through the neglect of
defendants to keep the cattle guards on their road
in repairs; the Judge decided that the company
neither obliged to construct the cattle guards
nor keep them in repair. Notwithstanding the
instructions of the Court, the jury brought in a
verdict for the plaintiff for Sl20. which verdict
was set aside as contrary to the instructions from
the bench
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AcQuITTED.-Mr. Houston Rucker of this city,
who charged with shooting Albert e. Pnlin
of Richmond on Tuesday last, had his trial bctirc
acquitted.
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COWN/SSIDN NERTHiN7S.
L ND DEALERS IN Lumber I.ahS. Lime Cement, Coal
n aud Mood On the & anal mar ianghoru Mill.
urt
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Passengers Arrived

In ,tea~,hs Moses Taylor, from Aspfa cs-ks
,is. T Madden and two boys, A C. Pesehy J. l. Br,.
Mr, C. Heisland and infant O. D. Hall spencer eIsAsS
Mr. Can't May L. H. Leonard wife and infant G<nds ~
w Mon;ague Mrs Clark l.. Maynard J. Goldsmith n u.
,sphi w T. Barron, W. O. Rankin j. sw.,Ssr, Y. Ws4.
bapse : Peterson. s n Murdoch, C. MlrJo L. fMslsu
Iesderuer Mrs T. w Carroll chld inf, w T. Cghnirsa
VIM MansSeld II Norton. T. L. Mathew lady ans aA.s
B. Gleason g. A. Buaum L. EAglsson, O. B. Bailey " js~s
L. C. Frothin CHAM, J. L. Long, Grolse, Rs,scs
n Nesbain, r. Wais6eld D. P. Upton. u. sssy,E Ma
Wade W. Jud.on, J. Lsvslle, W D. Nsnsel, L An,A
II Go,dins c Russell. A. A. Fretss, D. fIis:@. Fya
81 p AIRED J. saviriA Locss, l. Van hs;.ir Lstos
N Er,nilin w D Robb X. NJ. Long l.. Rich, 4. he1fiA
e M.ntthau wife and infant; l. King J. Dale, X d. k3Ss9
N 81 Scott; J. s. Front, and rs in seeSsse
YIN I.ninvaL-D b. Alien. Zsiock Pratt Of Pz.,yv1a
Can't Nelsor Uui,ed States Navy L. LETTERS United s.as Sy
Chss a. Moves l. Phillips Mrs. LiyiDgston John Hsr-1
4 Runker Krsnse b. Domingo. 7. Charles A bessh Az
Wife G. Hushfeld j. j. Isaacs j. stsnton,iJ ConsS Rss
.tah, and others. 90,
son John Lennon, Peter A. CuRnin CHAM
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hrem.D, and, with hu elisr.s, Conveyed +. teigh-

bCrss hotel.
The o.ses Of me ccra4srs, ss s.1iy &c can be g.
eer.sired, aye ss folc>s.'
hes.r'- j. j. rs-ri1S.o,, who occupied TIE waoie
me h'.t no 81, Of No. 80 aid 60 ss market Fe
So'1t > IT. insured for al go il be BoSery anu
var -. lrs5rance Companies.
81. Il. Biackwcod, cP:ic:an s1s:9frs oss q "oO1'
$40 no insurance.
W L&Hdgrebes stock damaged by Hs,er sb'u'
$40 Insured.
II. Zent.ks and V. CorsI esch 81 tain Sss o.
abou, $50 the former insured for oJl IN me Reei
snd Broadway lrF1Iarce Companies; NJ Cor'a1
Lot injured.
The stock Of Louis Saatz, furniture aeser, WHO oc-
cupied ne basement OF No. 80 = damaged oy wafer
s.cut 800; insured for s. so n the Hamilton ard
Whamsbu,gh City Insurance Companies.
The buildings are damaged 70 the extent OF soou.
81. 200. They becrg 20 re Macon estate aud are
iaJy insured.
FIRE N tlGHrB .yESvE.
A: ., o'clock Yesterday afternoon, FIRE occurred n
the drug store at No. 81 Eighth avenue, occupied o
l. 4. Hoedley in consequence, ss s supposed, .,
NICE nbbling among some matches. The stock ano
fixtures were damaged By fire and water 20 TIE smoan'
OF $500. Insured 800 IN The Broad roy lnsurance
Company.
YIRY ~ wIILIA1 STREET.
fire broke broke on, e, 81 O'Clock last nigh: IN me
building No. ia william street, occupied by M.
Schweizer as lsger-beer saloon snd Dwelling. Inc
FIRE originated il bedroom The third story, ana
supposed 10 have been caused by sparks from can
de Loss on furniture sbou. $lOO, and on building
$50 The furniture is insured for $500 IN the But
gers Insurance Company.
FIRE ~ BHooKLTS
About 70 o'clock on Friday night; the brick building
II Eat Warren street, near Nevins, owned by Mr..
Farrs, totally destroyed by fire, and two frame
buildings adjoining considerably damaged. Inc
first floor of the brick building occupied by Mr.
Farrsll as grocery; the fire originated there, and
before j; was discovered had obtained such headway
az 70 destroy the whole building. The occupants
barely ESCAPED with their lives from the burning build
ing. The upper part was occupied by the famiies
of Ms. Kennedy and Patrick Conlan. The two
small frame buildings adjoining were considerably
damaged in the upper part. They were owned by
VIM A. Colt, and occupied by Hughes end DAILY, who
succeeded saving their furniture in damaged state
Loss on brick building owned by Mrs. Farra, - 90;
contents stock and furniture, 1000; frame build.
ugs, owned by VIM. A. Cot, 81 co., The building of
Mrs. FaraIl slightly constructed a. TO require
propping 70 prevent It's falling, and as soen IS The
props burned away the whole structure tumbled
down. j. has been reported e number of times as
an unsafe building.
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FIRES.

FIRE ~ BROADWAY AND oIEEcKER SrREET-THREE
MN BURNED TO DEATH-SARRow nscAFEs.
About | o'clock Saturday morning FIRE broke
out in the two-story and attic buildings Nos. 63S
and $40 Broadway corner Of Beeckef street, lower
floor occupied by j. Il j. harrington as butchers
shop and markets upper floors in part by
Mr.. j. harrington as dwelling, and in
part by w. Langrebe, tailor and ii. u. Back
wood, op.ician. The fire originated in the aitio
whence il spread TO the ROOT, communicating TO the
adjoining building, No. 636, occupied by Mr.. Stats
cabinet manufacturer III. Zeitka tailor, and V. CoraZ
tailor. The iremen were early on the ground, but
time elspsed before they could get 10 work and
before the flames could be extnguished the roofs ana
atics Of the three buildings were entirely destroyed
Three men named Hugh O'Bren, john Reilly, and
uichae Madden, in the employ of Messrs. Earring
lon and occupying sleeping room IN the stiic were
suiocaied and their bodies badly burned as 10 ren
ueF recognition impossible The deceased were found
&c 1eo, lying upon their faces. Their remains were
relWSed irom the building by the hremen and con-
seycs 10 the fifteenth Precinct Police station, 20
await ne action of the Coroner. From what cause
hie originated Is enveOped il mystery SoEse say
.1 !. - uhehced IN the room occupied by the three
men ard was probably the result OF ca-eessness on
their part, while others are Of opinion thtt II was The
"oTk OF al incendiary. Mr.. Beckwood. ore of the
occupants, was arrested on suspicion of having fred
the premises: One of the fremep seeing light r. his
room, kc4eC 10 me door, and found M H. dresspe
hmscf. there Is scarcely any ground Of suspic;or
Against mii and he VII probably be discL krced. Mr.
FGErngt"ns furniture snd stock suffered cor stersb,e
damage by water. lie is insured Tor Al 300
Some 81 the occupants Of No. tSf bnd n,,,o,v u.s.
espes woman was seen 20 iOwer three n her chi.
G-en aFoN &" 7heG ana ten jump AVER them She
y a. eall ;tstrtt .'S@ ''f i'lt,ss ISttco ~ II,
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MARRIED..
BOENEL-RUt

BONNEL-RUssELL-ln :bis city, wednesday, Feb a,
by the Rev. John Dow.1g d. D., JorahsB Bonne Of Chs
ham " j. 20 Miss Emily L., daughter Of Samuel Russell es]
Of This city.
HEsTER-WARD- In B,oofyI, OF zhl-dsy evening Feb .
blythe Rev Hsnry Ward BeecbeI Nj VIZ. Hester - Miss
Theodosia Ward both Of Brooklyn.
WALL-BERRY-In Brooklyn, or Thursday Feb. Is BY .he
Rev DT Porter Charles Wal 20 Eliza A. daughter Of Evaader
Berry
WHITE-CLARKR-On Thursday Feb. IS, BY the Rev. D
Steward Of the Bsp.is; Mariners Church Thomas White esq
ofverpoo England 20 Miss Sarah Lsyns CAke Of this city
WLLARD-sNTH-In This -ity Thursday, Feb. IS a: he
residence the brides father by the Rev Joseph p Tkonp
con M Charles A. Willard OF Nsison, Wis 70 Mss Mar
l. Smith Of this city
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. .........Fs, =
Cleared.

S..nnships-Fords Crowel, Savannah = L. M'oani
Jsmesown Parrish Norfolk Ludsn Pessants Baes War
rior smith Havana Livingston Crooheron 10 n sys
lHanl TautL sun, Hamburg kunbsIdt o. Nsn"n ae
raw Charleston. Spoaord, reston GO. oA
Ship-Elersle, CSs Richmond, Reynolds CisnT ian
RsIi,-D Chspin Howard, New Orleans, ~ H. pJsAan;
Wave Crest Harmon, Mobile. NJ. Beden; PANAMA. o's'eA
Rriss-Msry Emily Whitney, PaIs, HOtchkss BIO. Co;
p Turott Crockett Antigua II. d. Brookpian 20 SIM
son. RrlsFs St MARKS, BIooie Pettes NJ.
schconen-s Bruen. Douglas, Charleston pensr fossr,
Adele Cor.on Wilmington, d. c. Murray n Nsnessssei
r,,., I,v.s,s McCrrady Mott Co Kate Brigham Hor1
savannah punham pmon: 8. n smith smith, ",!nansSs
noiincr potter Co L. T.. Johnson Lawrence ewbsn D.
ii. Holmes; Hamilton. Hopkins Alexandria Merrill A.
hot; Fsvori,c Bede Norfolk Bedeu S. =. Holiday Bee
man Philadelphia, J. w. Mckee Com. kesreJ heesials
Philadelphia, J. ". Mckee.
s,eamers-Mempki., Watson, Charleston, II B Cfon~e.i
Co Elizabeth. Mclaughlin Baltimore, w. Ds1s-
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COIrRT CALvNDIH-TpI. Day

SUPRrME CoURr-CIRCUIT.-Nos. 90, go. IL, ll",
l2S I'll M 273 10 inclusive 81 2 23 2S5 &6, 49,
SUPIEME CoURT-SPEcIAL ILRN-Nos 10 ~ IN
elusive. -, r., nc 49,,
COSMOS PLEAs-Part Mos. . 81, 6l, 20, IT,
23 ZIG 247 $50 S65 444 AZ Part llNos
al 2oI 287 Sill 3lA S2 $40 $751; So 33 1884, 49, AS 49, ~
SUPERIOR CoURT-TMAL TERs.-Nos. ~, 2l2,
48 l43 AL IS $50 $751; 4sS 575 57 5l3 SIS lOZ 40 ~ 5yl
5e6 597 SIS 547 i4g 495 49, a. ~ 2!2 $50 4s, Ak c ei
80 30
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Advertisement
ADVICE TO HmTSEkEEPFRS.

Should require articles in pare IRISH LDENs or Do
AgsrIo CorToSs We would suggest by all writ TO
Messr CHAs HEssD Co No SGl Grsnd.st. Notwithstanding
the recent advance Domestic Goods they selling Al
LENDALE SHEEryG Ia wide, At Per yard Utica Steam
Mills per yard fine English LONG CLOTHS ~
&c also pure Irish Linen SHIRTINGs low
yard DamAsk DIAPER CLOTHS 50 wide pure fax -
per ysrdn fact, Housekeeper Goods o. every description al
Iesst ~ per cent below the JObbeTs' pnces.
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Ad,eTtisement.
EXAMINE YoIlR Soaps.

" An INCORRECT SCALE WILL GEsV NI1ALS eUT
APPARENTLY fRoSPf RoUS fUsINIss."
Test your Scales thoroughly aud found incorrect throw them
buy Of FARBANKs CELEBRATED ScALLs Ne
verssly acknowledged standard for correct weight
More than lO0 different notifications for sale by
FAIRBANKs Co. No. lS9 Brosdwsy Y. Y,
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Advertisement

ia the title Of new aud ecosn: Local Drama from the
pen Of W. b. English esq which be produced a. Purdys
National Thester ToNlsHr with new scenery from Brooklyn
and New-York views 6c aud The stire strength OF the
Company appearing II NJ. II. Allen, Nj g. L. Fox Miss
Hathaway H. Nichols Miss Fanny Herring, Miss julia
Dsy. The Carlo Family with the addition of MI j. L. Bsrret
from Bur.o4s Mr. g. BROOKS from the Broadway apd Mi w
Melville Boston The paGtonine Of the MAGIC HANDs
and pslca drama Of BLaCX EYED SUSAN make the bill
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lAdveriiseme I'll

Or. S. S. fITCH's SIX LECTURES, embracing an
explanation Of the by which he Diseases OF ne
Throat Lungs Heart S,omts n Liver Kidneys and and
other chronic disorders and Rules Of Heath by whchn those
good coIsitution-e be preserved 10
years bound volume of $50 pgeSo illustrations Price
his Office 25 by mail free Of postage for -
Give Post Ofer and State. and address FITcH D. No
7H Broadway, ~ Y.
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Advertisement.
HoPNpIpF nv CORDCIIA How

pats in one piece by Cordea The Elm Child in THE SCARLET
LITTER by tordesa presented Al BaRNUMs MUSEUM THIS
FvLN.G That cap and asi Mrs Charles How
ard appears there in drama TINS AFTERNOON Performance 20
slwGyt excellent 81 Ban4m's day and evening.
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Arrived. Feb. g.

Arrived. .......SCNDAr, Feb. %.
Steamship Roanoke skinner PorsnOuth kc, mds' 20 Lad,
lam Peasants. 2sth $50 Of Fenwick Island eScsAnssd
signals with steamship Ja5qe'ewn hence for Norfolk Ia NJ
T. sM steamship James Adser. Turner Chreon % hoar
{. s. n steamship Emp.e City Griffin. New. OrIe.n. FEB o.
via Haysus sd ndse and pass % NJ o. Rober's sx
r 1ss sS sssd III coSsSy with IBIS Kas Sse
for Havana and Lion Cao No date of The Cape Of God
b HI rh es aSs to .aas he & a b. .nd
everything about the dres January " lat . % s. loo ~
E. spoke ship Matilda from Manila tor NewYork. The W.
has had norhey winds ss coming on The coast been 20 days
ship siaoon Smith Sunderland, 50 days, with 4
ship John Jay Cof New Bedford Mendel, Ms,so o. ~
weather curing the passage. Has been days Of
with iaols.'es to Ss,%h Sons FEB o. wa SiSi
Bark Hemsse. R%5ef rs P isS % J. H. p.sd Gs.
Jan: ls with fr &C., to l. A. Mschsdo jan LAT $40 e1s
cao1 Feb al st IS Il lon 10 spoke schr W. A GsO ssi's
Bari Z. Grant Of Richmond v.) Nelson RIO J.eeIs
Jan - coffee 70 C. H. Pers0n sid in company Win Dark
Bsri astsn1s. Bickr New rie.n, jan 49, and s. ". Prs
I'd mdse Nesmth Sons Feb. Is lat - TO- on ~ 70 90
heavy gale which lasted tor dsysh shifting rom y Nv
ton found the Vessel in si 80 Ion. s. 81.
Bsii Archer tOf BoG,hbayl, Lewis Neworesn' " e'''
Bark Brsni sgsbee savannah days mosssss cox 49,
70 John Riley Experienced heavy gales from NSE aud Mi
Bark p G AleIader of HarPsviel merrinsn CsntssS
days. via the BrskwsteT and uossses to w s.ss
lor No S. 9.
Bng Mounkus of Eastpor,l Mitchell CareDas 10 dsy' W"
nolssses 10 Smith Il Boyntou. -.
sehr John NJ Ford Haynes Delaware srsiI 10 Yo-Ls boz
nell 4 Co. -.
sehr Berren Mage St. Petersburg via Delaware BresA s'
mdse. 20 James Hunter 4 Co.
Steamer Ospsy, ksuuey Providence 10 hours mdse 70 sSS
Oden.
Steamer Pelican, AdTioh Providence mdse. Isse oss
pass. TO j. 7. Sanford.
sehr. ZayaIs Gumley, East Cacos Feb ssl, 20 t.n.
N. Of the Gulf q.
S.br. Ellen Bush Of Wilmington Del Cain, Hawai- r,s -
with sugar to master Has experienced heavy westerly ~
entire passage.
schI MsyhOweI lof warren) Strong MaEAnzasJa q ~
las.ss to Snow Burgess.
WiND-During the day, 8. Sc.
By TeIegraph. 1900.
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Arrived.

s a.. s sSens. ssvaf T.s % 20
" W. eIchanGed signal: with steamship M;y'Cn seD.s e
Charleston 4:l5 m, Haiteras hesrins W. w. spoAsr
s;eam.hp Nose. Tsyor McGOwsn Apinw. Feb 10 ride,
psss and specie to NJ o. Roberts oa King.,on daL, y
H sD P e.1sS. S se i haa SHS9d
TO Rowland rockingham Experienced heavy w s.ies
Read the eapnte while fastening band the lower ;cpes
yard crushed death by the parting OF the upper "pS
Ship George Turner Cof Portland Dyer, Hsvsrs iO.e a;
saps r. 81" entire passage Feb 80 ps,.ed o; -Sesisd
spsrs rigging attached apparently belonging to come T
SS: s.c.ss what sy were FEB R saw brig .ada
shori sail wit lo. OF foreoPmAs, fsS. no. AZ ." 0n'
Ship sia. Homes, Grfd,h', New Orleans mds to WI" Ma
Bne s Courep. (of Boston, Parks Gardens. Oh in, no
ss.e 70 Buck g. saqsd " Ss-ny w Pat ~
been 10 days n Of HsttsTA With heavy gales hon ~ T.
BTs E prumr,ona cA.pm.n A'RinyAa . Day Pcr,,I.n
hs Bs.hS.,e rs;5s 81: Pui I. s T, hs'Vs on " -.
red .way orc:Sp..iysd and received o;her ,sh daAs
s w% Pa ft: s 81 H Il!
With F ss .R ;t ;:9vs s s1.srs %
Oliver Experience, heavy gale. , on he Ps..:ss.
lsses TO R. p Buck Co Has been d'y' from the Bress~s
ter where she Put in To- ha a p..,, ni.... -
dsy sugar and mOssses Bepner Deske. Had very
BIZ Isabella Jewet, of Bangor Reed NstasEss e days
centI.ed .irap to master Had heavy westher
Lsurotia (o Free pol Smith, CardenS 70 days mos<sss
to Russell VuinE Had heavy weather. carried away nan
boom AID sprung e9i been Il days Of Hser1 "a
uoas.e. to R l. Maitland Co Experienced heavy wvsssr
bulwarks &c.
schr John Benson (Br) SpearwaeT Fortune Bay nd
u days from Halifax 6sh ~ order Experienced very bs
gales from " w 10 NJ blown Of the 2itb mt,
lAt 20 H. Ion 20 80 fell In with lot u wrecked nate
rs also raft made Ct plank about % feet long sbeutn
feet wide person It KEEP, lookout all might b., ~
nothing further.
schI NewYork Packe, (of Mschiss) Moore, JssrsvIA2
days. Had heavy westher; lost Jib stove galley ke.
sehr d. B. Warner steison, Charleston days mo-, ohs
Cready Mott Co. .
schr vrnloo tf Buek.port) Lawson Georsetovn. &,
days naval stores 20 Doner Potter Co. 18Th inst t y len
PEELED 10 throw overheard $50 barrels Of rsn 10 tighten TOE wee
EEL Experienced heavy weather most of the psssess % bos
split sails, &c.
scbr. Elizabeth Eleanor Is mssedl Barker Norfolk d,ss
grain 10 order
schr. Water witch Hall Norfolk days. grain wGsaak
Bean.
sehr. Jesse Williams winsmore Norfolk days gran 70
G. Williams.
schr H. B. Fiddeuan Smith from wreck Of ship Vlyiss
Dutchman, ct Brgantine Bosch TO Bird Neilson
Sehr Rngsold lockwood from wreck Of ship Fy.ne
man, AZ Bnssntine Beach 70 johnson Higgins.
Steamer Charles Osgood. Smith, korwih mdse 20 z. II
Rockwell
Steamer Curew. Williams Providence 10 hours ndse
Odel
SALED-ships Gauntlet Borlsnd for San Frsneisoo ss Of
the Union Slate San Francisco Ulicn Davis for NvO
esnships Black Warrior Havana and New Orssrs 10
hds Savannah Nashville Charleston; Memphis, d.; Jasss
town, Richmond, &c. bark Rover, Constantnople.
WIND-DuriDs the day from S. W.
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DIED.

BUMsTEADon Saturday a. Elizabeth wife Of Jacob C.
Te friend; The emily bs peee Ws.hssf On Cs.F:s.
No. @ Of o. a. and 20 Of B9 s er from No s a :s
street MOsdsy March a; O'Clock p without further
w.r rot for me ny fIeod. mos; dear,
Ash lmno you mus: be,
Prepare for death and follow
y .,hsT t. ff B. SH .d Years ro Irene
BELn sTeyn on s Friday evening Feb 2 Josp ''D Of
B3R % Fda, ciHs FEB a. q: the icdsnce
her son C. e. BaIilns e.q Cypess, .yeue Long !'snd
ciMPBELI-o Saturday Feb n Q, Group Emm. M.rs .sei
campbell, late Of Williarnsbuish n Y.
Tn F1d. and &c No. e D f Ssal c
D{I s 55, sGS D .a: SAVOY morning Feb n Ma
Tie resve, friend. Of he family and her J. Wesley
Chapel the Rev NJ cs-penicTs corner Of Clinton
and FIst place, Br0otlyn al laococf this day
pixoS-G No. 5as Henry street, OF Friday Feb o. George
he ,ssed ; years month, and is days
hkSsssst .d h apS Of and sdd p F. @ es
Tsrs month. r., "a a. day. I.,. ,.... os
Joseph the only Of Samuel and Corns Lawrence aged
MANiERRE-Or Saturday morning Feb. n. Franklin. only
Of Benjamin and Caroline Mtrerre aged years and
McCABE-At No 76 West Twenty oarth street on Saturday
morning Feb q, Hugh son Of Joha and Mary McCsbe AGED
MARTINA No 25S West Forty third street on Saturday
morning Feb n Harriet wife Of George w Martin aged
RiCEA No ST. Second Saturday Feb a. aged IS
years, Lawrence Rice.
TAYLoR-On Sunday morning, Feb g. Gu'avus L. Taylor
son Of Nsjah TAYLOR esq IL the 4is year Of his
The fiends family invited attend th funeral Tues
day I'd inst a, O'clock from his !s.e residence, No 1872
Henry street, BoOklyn.
TIRNER-Jn Brooklyn Friday Feb q, srAh A. B. Stevens
wife Of Capt Charles C. Turner Of Wiscasset Maine and
adopted daughter Of Capt Smith F,nchsr Of Brooslyn.
TOBlN-In William sbuTgh Friday Feb o. Michael Tobin,
aged SO years NATIVE Of Ireland.
TRTDWfLI-At Staten leland on Thursday Feb. 25 10.
spphne youngest daughter of the late William Tredwel
yAIENTINE-On Friday, Feb D. LtIr Elizabeth only child
ofPeer and Elizabeth Valentine, AGED months and day
WOOD-ln Bedford Brooklyn, Saturday, Feb. q,
AIou1g D. Wood, aged 46 years