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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16
-SIIERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that by virtue Of an ez-
ecution issued from toe ofice Of the Clerk Of the
District Court for Nemaha county, Nebraska Terri
tory, against Milton F. Clark and in favor Of Rufus
r.. Edwards for the sum Of one hundred and eighty
two dollars ninety-ninee cents / Davidson iasters,
Sheriff of said county, have levied upon as the
property Of said Clark, the undivided half Of twenty
feet of Of the West end Of lot number ten in block
number twenty in the City Of Z WnFille in said
county; said twenty feet fronting on Main Street
and running back forty-eight feet north, with the
improvements thereHntO pertaining, and that on tho
sixteenth day Of July, Al 1859, between the b ours
Of nine o'clock, A. N. and three o'clock, p. N, Of said
day, from the door Of thehonse in BroWnville afors-
said in which the last term 0f the District Court for
said county was held, I will proceed to sell said
property at public sale to the highest bidder for cash
in hand to satisfy said execution.
DAVIDSON PLASTERS.
Sheriff Of Nemahac CO., n. T..
Brownville, June 18th, 1859. 5i-4t-S7, so
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16

We learn that the ladies Of this place
and vicinity contenipIats a Picnic, Fair,
or Jubilee Of some kind on the Fourth of
July, for The benefit Of the Presbyterian
church, not yet quite completed. God
bless the ladies'" they are always about
like angels, seeking when and where they
can do good. We hope all may have q
good time, and the ladies reap a rich
harvest Of dimes and dollars for the pur-
pose mentioned. we are not posted as
to the particulars. If The ladies having
this matter in charge, win post us, we'll
blow and strike %
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16
TST. .JOsEPF. June
"a Fever and Agae KiIIer-WlI

ia Fever and Ague KiIlCF-Wil
cure ague ard fever, chilis and fever, dumb sgre, inter-
mittent and remittent feveTs, and all the various forms
Of fevers incident to bilious climates. If Their. is a
man, gOnan OF child suffering with ccue and f,Uer,
they are advised to procure DR.. Easterly's Fever and
Ague killer. It is a Posifive curs-speedya and erms-
nent. Try st.
PIice 81 per bottle. or S bot. lesfor S..
DR. EAsTERLx, corner Of Third and Chestnut streets
St Louis, sole proprietor, TO whom all orders must be
addressep to get the genuine.
Sold BY J, b. MAUN * CO, Agents, FrovnvfIle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16
10 Peak.
LEAvENwoRTB

LEANENWoRTH, June 10.
The Pixies Peak Express arrived here
yesterday, seven days from Denver City,
bringing 5 l,40O in gold dust.
Accounts continue to be received Of
The same nature as by previous arrivals,
and the pracsicability Of the mines is
considered as completely established.
The first supply trains had arrived,
and provisions met with a ready sale at
good prices.
The Utah mail has reached here, but
no news Of Importance.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16
ReE. \. W. TIDton.

We are exceedingly gratifed to agar
meet, and announce to the numerous
friends h~ereabouts the return Of Rev. T,
w. TIPTOE. He reached here Saturday
night BY steamer Duncan S. Carter. He
brings bis family and now takes up bis
permanent residence among Us becomes
thoroughly identified with US; contribut-
ing his fund Of both acquired and expert
mental knowledge in The building up d
Religious and Educational Institutions il
u midst. His ability and indomitable
energy and perseverance VIII render him
invaluable to any community in which be
reside. So soon as he gets his family
affairs comfortably arranged, he viii pro-
coed Immediately in the erection Of the
congregational church building.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16
From the Leavenworth Times.
Encouraging from the Mines.

DENvER CRY, JRne !, SO.
closed nv last letter with the remark
that reports cf rich discoveries In the val
lev of he North Fork, Of Vasquer's Fork
of the South Platte, had reached this city.
and that contemplated a trip to the al
legged rold fields, for the purpose Of in
vessigaiing the matter. / have Just re-
burned from this mountain tour, and this
embraces Its fruits:
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16

tect The rewashed stamps. Efforts have
been made both ii this country and ID
England, 10 obtain an indelible ink, but
without success. The only way of PREF
renting this last m0de ~ ~gounterfeifing.
seams "a Sc an entire abandonmert BE- Ii
use Of he postage STAN and q resors
10 prepayment 81 the use of stamped EN-
velopes, which should b. guarded 4 their
manufacture BY water marks in The pa
per, and in the adoption Of all other
mean which may Be deemed practi-
cable and ~ezpediapt by the Postmaster
General to secure the end desired.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16
Claim Notice.

To ArnoId P. Devon and al others Eiiom .
concern You arc hereby notified that Eil sP
ct the Taed Once, at BrowngiHe, ~. T., on fnI
the 10th day Of june, at 10 o'elock. Q. Tn.s t0P
my right Of pre-emption to Tie s. ". gua-teroi ~
tion !, Township 2, Range Us east 81 The
principal meridian.
John VAEKALKENBJkbs
Nay 30th, I559.-2t-np.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16
Claim Notice.

To Randolph WoTmsley and all others Whom p
concern you are hereby notified that i vii agg
1t tae Land Once in 3oWnviIle, N. T., on Ws1As
day, June 18th, 1859, at 2~o'cioels ?. mr e
up nv right Of pre-empt0n 10 the n hal e.
Il. quarter and the S. E. quarter Of the \ B.
ter of Section S. in Township sci Range H.
Of the sixth principal mert dian aw
SAMUEL Z. RAL80GAS.s
BroWnyile, June 18th, 1859.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16

To Thos. B. SkseR &nd at ofharsHhOm i maJeof
cern You arc hereby notified that VII appear z
the Land Once, in BroWnVille. NJ, On Friday =
Both day Of Jrne, 1889, az II o'clock, 4. NJ to or
up my rightef prescription to tnek haf ofns.
r. quarter and the e. half Of the 8. j. quarter 3
Section J, Township 8, Range -, east q TIE as.
principal meridian where you can appear to coH9'
my right thereto.
mo. W LAFETE&
Brownvifie. .Inno Or. 7Q5Q ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16
Claim Notice

To John Steele and an others whom 10 mig coas2-
You are hereby notified that Il viii appear ft theL-
Of1ce IN Browuville, on Mdndag, fhe STA dig 81 ~
to prove up my right Or presumption 70 he y. ,. qLs
ter or section no %, Township no. 81 north 0f ranss
east Of the sixth principal meridiaii.
POZNAEsALs
BroHnviIIe. Nay 18th. 1889. no ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16
CanfiOn

TO EDITORS: Publishers Of newspapers ~
spectfully eautoned not to insert tho hllsheeF
specting myself, Ofayoung fellow assuming IT,
Such notices Eoaid not bs admittea where bss
Known. eea5Sos rssd sor vic. but hires sens
g. r. syHTH, MDas
Pronrietor Of SrnrHs FLEcrElc or. rs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16

L. U. REAyIs is no longer the author
lied agent for this paper. Should Ibis
meet his eye, we suggest, he may save an
unpleasant exposure by Immediately
"walkiag up to the clerks Office"
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16

ALL persons are hereby warmed not to purchase
promissory note given BY the undersigned 70 hsa
Baumgartner for the sum of s325 90, and psyia
on the tst day Of Decembsr, 1880. AS fdeI a
been an entire failure Of consideration, vii mi
pay said note. FRANCIS PUVIGNAE
May 3alh. 49,
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16

To James Howe and all others when IL may o1.
Germ You are hereby notified that I viii appear ti
the Land Office at BroWnYiile, n. T., on Friday Jane
10Th, ct ? o'clock toprove MP rly righb Of prs-enF
ton 70 the Sc. quarter Of Section Is, Township 2
kange1 cast Of the sixth principal nfTelaH
JUDSONL TUBSBA
MAJ 30s 5Q-2End
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16

TO John a.. Sharct and al others whom 81 ng
concern lou are hereby notified that viii aPPai
at the Land Office IN BroEuYfle, Mt, on thbg
June 10th, 1858, at I o'clock, q. nc, . prove uP q
right Of p~re-enPtion to the s. w. fractional quartz
Of Section 3, Township 5, Range l3, eaFtO Of th''l
rHENTsY HAARSTICL 4
Nay 30th, 1S59.-2-pd. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16

Ihi5 Is "a forWaTn az persons AGAINST harbc11
or trusting Max Baumgartner, my husband, %
account, as he has mistgcated aud LETT ne sitbn
cause and / viii pay no debts ef his e6ntraetnz
NARY BAUMGARTNER-
May goth, so.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16
Religious Notice.

Elder ST. E. Collins next iaoashlY meeting Win
occur on thefollOWing Lords Day, at 1Ok o'clock, in
the Presbyterian Church in this city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16
For the Nebraska Advertiser.
TO the People Of Nebraska.
PAPER FOURrH.

-- HE HrH
Ma. EDrroR; I propose reeuming my
papers on the subject Of Medical Men,
and the necessity Of a Medical Act. I
shall in each one be exceedingly brief,
hoping that this course will insure a more
general and extensive psruaal Of what 1
may write.
Persons who anticipate acting in the
capacity Of Lawmakers at the coming
Session Of our Legislature are requested
to read carefully and reflect sOberly on
every word and line. Subjects Of such
vast Importance to all classes Of people
cannot escape the serious attention Of
every well-meaning and intelligent man.
No true medical man will object to a law
prescribing penalties for the suppression
of Quackery, and certainly the people
should not as they are il fact the only
sufferers. Then who will oppose it Z not
medical men, nor the people! Can any
one answers
Righthere the readers attention is call
ed to the following quotation Of an emf
nent writer, and / hope il viii be stamped
indelibly upon the memory Of every
reader athe talents and requirements Of
the clergymen and the lawyer are brought
to a more searching and popular test than
the physician. The cIergynan's minis
trations and the lawyers efforts at the bar
are laid open to the appreciation Of all.
Their audiences are, tO a large extent.
competent Judges Of their efforts, and #
they manifest ignorance, stupidity or
s~uperfciality they forthwith fall in public
estimation to the low Level they deserve.
Now, how is it with the physician and adj
ministrator Of medicine Where is the
test? Butfew men, otherwise intelligent,
are competent judges Of he qualifications
Of physicians. They are disposed to treat
all who offer to practice medicine as
worthy of the name; and frequently the
man of a complete medical educationfalls
in the estimation Of the public, while one
Of no qualification whatever, rises, per-
forming miraculous cures to the wonder
and astonishment Of a whole neighbor-
hood, when, in fact, nature effects the
restoration in spite of the doctors med
icines. VERITAS.
-- Il
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16

A few days ago, in New York. Mr..
Fish, agent for Mile. Piccolomini, vas
arrested, on the writ Of Mr.. Hamley,
proprietor Of the Everett House. who
made affidavit that the defendant was
about 70 leave the country without settling
with him an account Of board and lodg-
ing furnished to The Piccolomini at the
Everett House, and hat he bad moneys
in his possession more than sufficient 10
pay the Indebtedness, but refused to DO
so. Il appears that the whole amounts to
about p 200 for the board Of seven per-
sons fog four weeks. The defendant was
incareeraied il prison.
Mile PiccoIcmini sailed for Europe On
the 4th inst, in The Va~nderbildt. MANY
Of her friends and admirers assembled At
the steamer 70 Pay their 'adieux.'
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16
CLATnT N0rToEE 81

To Samuel Mcbride and aIllFb0m iHmay8Gsn'
You are hereby notified that I wiz nPpeasat g
Land Office in BFoWnyillo. n. T., on Saturday 81
llth day Of june, 1853, at 10o'clock A. a. 10 uoysH
my right Of pre-emption to the east haif0f tho aaii
east quarter Of section %, townships, range Is, ~
PRANK WOBTH.
Nav 3I-nofo-2t
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16
Lost Land Warrant.

LOST, ont Of the United States Ma. eomiprf m
Merrimack, Sank County, Vs. 10 Clarindi1 81
county, Iowa, sometime in January last, o lH
Warrant, given Dy Government to Beisey J. Paa
widow Of Noses Pierce, private, Capt. Greggs ca.
pany, New Hampshire Militia, War 1872. i50 nns
I'd day Of Sept 1857, No. 7l,195; owned nov
John BarTatt, Austin Clay Co, ~. II.
Newspapers please copy. At
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16
sEanx
I. z. -.

THIS HOTEL has lately been entirely rsftts6
and the proprietors can now assure tae puohe that
they viii meet with every eonYenienee and comfort
usealIy found at a first class hotel.
Mr. Berry, the Jr.. partner was formerly connected
with Tie same house. and has bad large experience
ia the hotel business in the East.
EDWARDS& BERRY.
Brownvills. june 18th, 1859. 5l-6m
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16

On Monday afternoon, a game Of
Chess was played in New York, between
MOrphy and a mar. named Thompson. 10
the presence Of numerous spectaiors.-
Morphy gave his antagonist The odds of
a knight. After playing two hours and
a half MOrphy resigned Thompsonhav
ing on the board the knight which was
allowed him for odds.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16

ON the Sd Of June, in the vicinity or within two
OF three miles Of BrOwnville, on the Nebraska City
road, a Clasp Pocket Book, containing about twenty
dollars. Any person finding and leaving the same
at the Advertiser Office shall be literally rewarded.
For further description inquire at this Office.
Brownvile, June 9th, 1859. 50-1t
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16

THERE are quitea number Of u. 5. Muskets
scattered about many Of wbieh aro in a very
neglected condition. X is ordered that they BE
collected and put, and kept in order. Those having
any Of these guns will please return them to this
Office.
By order Of Brig. Gen,
R. W. FURNAS, Com. Gen7.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-16
JOSEPH Z ROY.
Dwelling House for REM

TIE undersigned VIII rent on nbeaf terms hi
prompt and careful tenant, Tie most c0innodial a.
CANT and elligibly situated dWeliing h0use 81 iBs
Hrownvlle-an excellent cistern, an necesaU III.
houses, and 3 Gne garden with ail the vegetables ahs
season 10 an advanced state % e1ltgition, upm IA
premises. DgL. NcGlRT
Nav 10 --rf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
Arrived.

Steamship City a Warrington BIZ scfsr Pctr.c Liverpool
April Is o. $40 p mtse. snd 40 pass 70 : e n1r. sa
int lat - So lon - L. passed large quantities 4 ri cerss
q lat IS hon 50 - passed iceberg I'D dense "a.
2fh 81 lon 69 a. passed PIT sEp tieiz brsrE E
Liverpool or kcwNoTk. 18th INST, lar. 81 81 lon s. spoke
sir ri hard Morse, bound W. An Of the Battery a. p
Steamship $. Jou MGowbn, Aspinwtl 18th inst, mi.e.
10 s,h. Arrived Of the Battery ~ s p L.
Steamship Locust Point, French, bsmsfe mdse. - IL b.
t-1rwtAA
steamship Bo-tc, SLEW Philadelphia and ca?e May mise.
and p1Ss. % r. Perkins
SIP Caroline G. DIV OF Bo-on) HoadlctA snsspsrr Jaa.
tea co5re Had very hesyy the coast.
lth u,i Josph SpsKe. Seaman. OF Vermont Sg s0oIi =
Bsrk Cssco MeBesu Trinidad Cuba IA days sugar l-i
lsssss g. Geo. : s., ,heuson-
Bark na-Iioa 1ams Havana April IS suEl- = John Riley
BaE. Jane NJ Hcss, O!ucrll, mobile 10 days c0t.sa -
Bi Mary c Dyrr Fi,het, Tradad Cuba l2h inst; sus,r
q peek CLuTch. 3 inst, ht 8 So IA 70 slw bark
NSsnav.tr, ~ :.
BARK Sal,e Cole Havana l2-A Inst, sugar - WA Ee..ou
4 So.
Brs Clsr. Ellen Haskell Ea-,por dsys p,e 70
Brk Psaoa as Trinidad, aba s day, sHd Eolss
SEQ Peck Church.
BIZ Clarence b. q Turk. I.lsn5l Stubb. Grad Trs IT,
ls DAYS salt Darrell Co Exp ,ccd heavy ". ~ w AID
:. W. esles n. OF Hatteras; stove galley, &c.
Br. Brcseys of Nurkl BasGrr. GIsEts,~uo Cabs, S.h
inst: sugar III. c Harding Co 1th Inst, lat 81 lon. ~
vessel bottom upward and could 10, maze cut ~hA; sse
Brs Jerome CBr Harding ceufus ls days to James
Hunter 4 %.
Bris Wooster of Cambridge Hopkins Naeyss 18th inst
10 RteTs Lei. 81 81 lon u - sPke BIZ b-k Jane
Sherpsrd from Caldens fe4 Philsd,phis 40 days cut
Bra heuI.s,,s tBT) Hodslos 81 Jsso d- Cut~ Apr F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

81 ALI that we desire 10 have the benefit ard xl be
permitted to say, whatever consequence may result
from the declaration, that IN view Of Az that has trans
pred in the City Of Washington 70 whose citizens on
ihis Jury Mr. Stkles commits his lfe hrs character
all that Is to elevate, or 70 keep him in existence,
for in our own confidence in the integrity and
Judgment Of your Honor and theJuy We are convinced
that no harm come 20 Mr. Sickies ont Of TINS
trial. In view also Of the relations of Mr.. Sckle-
toward him before he 10 this city, in view Of what
we knew Of her OF the extending Of this shame from
the mother TO the child, which suppose the evi-
derce fxes on Mr. KEY Mr.. Sckles might have gone
anywhere else In tie world but 20 New York IL he had
moi resented that indgniiy. He could never have re-
turned to the City OF Newfork, and been accepted for
one instant among any Of his former friends.
On the learned counsel resuming his seat. amid the
applause Of the audience, he -ensibly affected for
some moments, and covered his face to hide his emo
ton On reganing his composure he was warmly
congratulated by his many friends in Court, among
others by Senator Douglas.
M OnId the District Attorney. said he had listened
a. no dOubt the Court had, with great interest and
sa,it1acon 20 both the Arguments addressed 20 his
Honor on the pending Instructions, the day before yes
terday and to-day. He admired particularly the ability
and candOT which marked the argument OF Mr.. Stanton
who boldly meeting aud presenting this case marched
mp 10 and contested them in all their strength
Not only did h. admire the candor of the argument but
the briancy, power and pathos which characterized
il. After saying thus much II would not be amiss for
him to remark that the prosecution stands now on
portion the same az taken by the other side to wit,
That of denourcing the oense Of adultery. The ques-
ton however is not of adultery, but one of murder
and whatever vice and crlninaly may attack 10 adu
tery does not relieve the other and higher oifense Of
murder from the condemnation which the law passes
upon IT, We admit in all their fnlness the justice Of
the denuuciations which have been made against
adultery and that il is olense which cries aloud
from Heaven for condemnation and 70 man for his
Reproduction do deny the -acredness Of the fam
ily relations which have been pathetcay alluded
to by the gentleman on the other side nor their mPor
tance to the well-being, the peace and happiness Of
society.
This all received Up the time Of patting this edi
u0n 70 press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

PREsESTATIoS SURPRISE PARTY.-A very agree
able surprise party took place last evening, at the
residence Of VIM. Spencer, esq, No. 2lO Thompson
street.-the object being the presentation OF a
purse Of $500 to the Rev. VIM. +. Corbit Pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal Church in Greene street, as
a testimonial of the appreciation of hs flock. About
five hundred persons assembled, most of whom were
youug people who had become converts TO religion
during the revival in that church last Winter lib
era supper was provided for the party, at the expense
of Messrs. Spencer Barker and West Bishop james
Of the NJ L. Church made the presentation speech to
which Mr.. Corbit replied in appropriate terms To be
just, Mr. Corbit said he must be silent though the
tongue was mute, the heart more than eloquent.
The party was more than ordinarily cheerful, and
broke ND at a seasonable hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
Pass, myers Arrived

In steamship CITY Of Warrington, iron Lircypoo-T Nc
KENNY Wlks = T. SmethuTs James Wilson, Wan. Adam,
Mr. and Mrs Birs, Mr.. Mcmillan and lady, ; Powell T. Ora
pei Wilson Mr. Decker q. Hamilton ; Bridget Roger,
Mal,tt s. Niers F. T. Thoyen Miss C. Wood Miss HrHstcd
and servant d. McPh Rev Mr.. Eddy and lady, Miss Iayi5r
Capt, Rces and children Mr. Mckinley and chld M Sa
vey and lady, T. d. ShpmaD Capt. Chas Marha / d. Pitt,
MI Budd aud child Mrs Haywood Mr. Winner, L. Gibson
Mrs Beun s Bell Mr. Cowa Miss Msmpne Capt LEFT ~ and
lady If ship Oak; MIR O. and A. Parsons. Mrs Howard
Mrs Themnn and children, Mr. CARRIES aud lady, Mis- be
rad Mr. Cook Miss Cook Nj Richard and lady Mi Tacker
In steamship 81 Louis, fran San Erlncseo-Mrs O. w r
Bis-el and infant. Hunt j. II. BrumaF wife, infant
and nurse Mrs J. p Rankin j. s. Osgood Mrs Boyee aud two
chdr,u Miss Belle Boyee J. Marden wife and family A. g.
Coffin wife aud family, j. r. Sprung wife ard Mis- Johnson
Can't Peterson wife and infant Langley J. r Howcs, Mrs
Lieut. Wheeler infant and servant Madam Pspu, Mr. Badger
two children servant Mrs Burdett T. L. Child w y. Ne
Muric r. Johnson, T. b. Park Mrs q Coffin two Children aud
servant j. d. Brady, = Sanhem Mrs j. B Deys DE- d. Oh
vera j. Gonzacs Mrs Porter g. Hormus, w H. Wood Mrs.
Ruegle- Turner mrs Scott, W. r. Turner, Dr. MaI-h H.
Wager A. Burel Mn Davis and children, Mr. Hail. Mrs.
Crtenden and infant Mr. NJ T. Cochran Mrs f. Green Mrs
A. d. Waldron three children and MIS- g. ID. Street and
children, T. s Sugar, Miss Morse Mr. l. Bradley Mrs
H. S Wooster T. Scott Mrs.. C. A. Tu.tle Mr.. ArOwsnitn
and son. Mrs Mckee Capt LeSer and wife, Mr H. L. Can
field aud children, J. ii. Gser Mr. Rensbsw Mr. Boyd r
Cunniu CHAM Morris ii. NJ. Humphncs and daughter Mrs
Hertz " T. Morse w Stanton f. Rlhl, C. SsiyrT, A Mey-
ers j. C. Mann j. r. Murphy r. HaHnahs, j. subbledeld NJ
Romans children, Lsmes J. hcCsb Bud
long w H. Gruss. r. Brig. MIR. Hck-s and child Mr.
three children II. A Jou. wife and infant Mrs. Collins {. A
Sop.l, J Devliu. j. q, Drrui-ou, and 40 othrrs.
Ia bark hayHsi0H, from Hatda1-J0seph Wnslow.
In bak CaseO, from. Trinidad Ca5ars hooAen aud two
In brig Clarence iron, Grand TAX r. L-Jacob Greedy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
nv TelcprQph,

BOSTON April 25-ATr. bark Mystery, Taylor. Trinidad
br Meteor HAYES MsLsania Below bark Justice so-y from
Africa on Hishaud Light, Cape Cod bark Elnw7od from
Valparaiso for Boston.
NORFOLK April &}-The scop Two Brohera caps led In
Hampton Road to-day. aud Caps Jarvis and were
drowned Another schr, name unknown, a-so cspszed.
heavy prevailed.
2The bs Caroline from s., John y. g., bound to Bal:i
NOR, passed Csp- Henry to-day
Cumberland and another Shr unknown loaded
with coal swamped at SeaHalls Point crews saved.
HOLINESS HOLE, Apnl 2f-Ar bg Belle Barnare, Combs
Buenos Ayres April p lat 8. o. lon 30 passed ship X Al
SOP. from New-Oreans for Liverpool
SANDY HOOK, April j-SuudoDu-Stcarship 81 Louis
and barb IN Achilles going up the bay bound in One ship
one bark and BRIG anchored at the W. SPd bound out
Wind ;. r, light; weather cloudy -
Erh. Hrath.I ceaI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
.I1RINE JOURNdL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.........ArkIL
Cleared,

sAips-Crrole. Pierce, NesOrsaas w P Frost. J. Brad
shaw, Bradshaw 81. John II. j. Ueuo.t.
Barks-W..t Wind saunders Mobile Oakley ke.tns Roe
buck Chase Font Reynolds Cushmsn; J. Hale Ste
vers Calao, A. Laid Co d. q. Wilson Peacock, Lsboa
J. W. Elygen / Co
Brig-Chickopee Howc Philadelphia Stka D7vu.ur Car
drna J. I. A. X. Webster; Melvin H0se., Turks Land
K Webster.
schoonessRrpoTter Berry. ENzsbe,hp1rt H. D. Brookran
Co YORKTOWN Wosou, Cy Point j. HgHter l. h. str5as
Mott Wilmington J. Smith TO. Persia, Smith Hsnt,por
D. X Dewalf: NJ :. Nediaore, Rybi-on. H.yaHs: Village
Belle, Harvey Windsor ID. r Dewolf; NJ. Collins Collins
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