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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

Osd boctor ThOrp, WIN has been the Che.
mist and physcan Of the Shakers for forty years
preparations are all vegetable has engaged by the Ana
scsn Trades Company His medietd sponses smoking To-
Dacco and snun Tor the cure Of coughs colds brou
and indigestion. be had Of the American Trades
smoker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

f4EAvESwORTB, Feb l, 1850
The Utah mai, with dates TO the 18th u has arrived
hero. The news is unimportant. There had been re
view OF all the troops by General Johnston they were
represented To be in high state of discipline.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

ANOTHER flCKERxL PERvonNANcn.--A correspondent n
Putnam Writes ps that PhIlps Of hat village and Whit
40 fhlps OF Now Yorb went Wednesday last sixteen
miles IN Union and caught los pickere and perch
weighing the aggregate seventy pounds; and all his
tween the hourh OF eight and twelve O'Clock This doing
about Welt taking the number Of fishermen and the time
y9W Nogwich Fails Cub,-SwwiA (bwjws IAN "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

NKw ORLEANs, Feb 1, 1889
Tho steamship General Rusk has arrived from Brazos
18th ut conducta, with million dollars in specie and
bullion, had arrived at Aatamoras Governor CARA was
preparing to march from Tsmaupas the assistance Of
tho liberals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02
safefy af the Bark nruneffe.

long BRANCH, N. j., Feb. !, 1859.
The bark Brunette VIII oh ashore at this place. got
Off at about eight O'Clock this morning. and is her
way to New York, In tow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

from The Ccuit Court for the Eastern District OF loasaoa
The case called, and no counsel appearing, Il WAS
ordered 70 be DISMISSED under the rule Of the court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
CHARLESTON, Feb ], 1882
The y. s. mail steamship Columbia, Captain NJ. Berry,
from New York; arrived here at the wharf at six O'Clock
this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

ABscoNDRp--The Marion (Smyth county, .va.)
Visitor says that VIM. r. Wright, having lived there six
years, ended bs residence the Sd inst by swinding
come persons out Of 81 0O0 and running of with the wife
and child Of Thos. j. Wolfe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

BOSTON, Feb. l, 1899.
Palmers news room has additional advces from Hayh
received by the brig Monticello al rarpaulin Cove from
Port Prince 9th ultimo. But few collisions had taken
gents Soulouque had advanced 40 Moro and was
mcditating march upon st. Marc conflict had taken
place between two contcnding parties but there
no reliable Information which side victorious.
About forty Of the Emperors troops, wounded, had
rived at Port Prince republican movement was
pending the latter place. The Emperor had called for
troops, but could not raise hundred Reports
current that acme and Aux Cages had declared
the republic The Emperors forces do exceed three
thousand II Ia the general opinion that GefIard
will be succts sful. Business nearly suspended both
ct erenie anu Fort au Prince an embargo having been
laid on all cOastng vessels.
News from California by the Overland Mall.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 81, 1859.
The overland mail brings San Francisco advices Of the
It'll inst.
The Supreme Court of California had dissolved the In
junction prevent the Fund Commissioners from issuing
bonds Of 1858.
Two indictments had been found against Captain Bill
lnsa, Of the brig Kate Foster, for baratry.
Governor weer's message had beeo read ia the Ieeis
lsture, ana was pronounced very able State paper
Business dull at San Francisco. Liquors and teas
had been sold at very low figures.
The Los Angeles Star the sth notices the arrival OF
Capt Garnet, with portion of the Sixth Infantry des-
tined for the post the Coorado also of Col Beae
OF the First Dragons, who will resume the command OF
The resmenta headquarters at Fort Tejon in place
Major Black, who will shortly depart for the East.
Judge Watts, Of New Mexico, came passenger from
Santa Fe IN twenty days He reports that Lieutenant
Beae would proceed from Hatch's rancho 10 Albu
querque where he would remain TIL spring. Judge Watts
says that the trip from 81 Louis Fe via the But
terrified route although six hundred miles longer the
ed the Plains seventeen times and this route
preferable to any he had previously travelled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

STAGE UPsEr-NRw YORKER INJuRKp.-The stage
from Harreonburg to stauntop va upset the 10Th
uk j. G. Jacobson Of New York, seriously injured,
and was taken to stanton, where no well for
81 the American notel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

Municipal Election at Lancaster, Pa.
LANCASTER, Pa, Feb !, 1859.
At the municipal election in this city to-day Saaderson
democrat, was elected Mayor, over Burrows, by
majority, on heavy vote.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

HaPture Cured by Marsh,s Radical Cure
truss References to all tho principal surgeons and physsaus
o. the essy Call and examine No. vescy strsei Astor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

United States Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, Feb /, 1862
Hon. John Livingston day admitted as an ator-
ney and counsellor OF the United States Supreme Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

Thirty-Seven Cents.--9e0rge's Hair Dye
Black or brown Tho cheapest and best 10 the world War
5s1tsd 70 coctsn as much "halr dye" az sod cne
aosr" M effects "nstantauo0nso productnA natural
me IKE black brown" without njuring the bar Can be
sDPeo IN al westhes bold Wholesale acd retail 81
NO Grand street, N T., and at Mrs. HAYkS,, brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

Crissadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees--
the best In the world Wholesale and RETAIL and tho dye pr
yatey applied, No. Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

The steamship Philadelphia has arrived from New
York, via Havana with the California mails Of the 9th,
via Panama.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02
The Concord Railroad Depot Destroyed by

CONCORD, Feb l, 1882
The passenger depot building Of the Concord Railroad
was nearly destroyed by fire this morning. The books
and papers Of the company were saved. Loss about
So GOO; insured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

We beg % inform Southern merchants vsng he city ar
II cur sns Ssx 9f sSg enc eleg now
SYKES Of fashionsbe clothing large sock o. low priced
ana medium goods mazusctured With the same .asis and
~ mo most favor. BILE prices and terma
D. DEvlIN co.. 26S 20 and 100 Brosdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

Baxxy's Trlcopherous II ths Best and
cheapest article for dressing beautfynE cleansing curling
preserving md renassns Ne hair. Ladiss VI Sod By q
huxHoR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

Hill, Inimltable Hair Cutter, Hair Dye.
20 cents boz. No. Barclsy N. " 552 Broadway,
Albany. Calender 4 Co.. PhSadeiphiA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

HoiIowny's Ointment Il Counterfslted.-
The genuine article 10 be found by the watermark ollo
way New York and London which exists every leaf OF III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

A. w. Fnber's Lead Pencils Sold mt Retail
by all statoners q Wholesale, only By KBERHARD FABER,
cole agent ISIS william street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

The funeral Of Professor Bond took place at Grace
Church, Cambridge, today, Rev. Nicholas Hoppin Off.
ciatpg The attendance was large.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02
MIsCELLANEOUS,
MISCELLANEOUS,
GROVER 4 BAKERS CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
NEW sTYLES-Prces IRON 80 70 Sl2s.
The best machines In Market
O1lces, No. 4o5 Broadway, New York
And No. l62 Fulton street, Brooklyn


A TESTIMONIAL FROM LlGAL GENTLEMAN.
sas ~. s i e s s e rse = many
eentlsmsnYour i5 has b.sn received say
woods hair restorative and requesting certificate Of The
fact II had no objection give Il award TO you chees
@ nav s:d
S o sgf head
ma ascu, four months since fourth was added BY my
hair falling Cd top head and threatening 70 make me
Ssd In tins prv . ap. ne ina az Of ny
be restored original color szcept from dyes sow
eny .Ess not only was the falling sssed 1e colo:
as tho gray hsrs and sensny to the scalp aud
dsndrug ceased to S On ny nsaa very %uSn 70 s %
n, commend ali Sasbssd who value s admiration d
their wives profit By my example, and useh growing gray
" 10 O. J. Wood Co., m2 Broadway.
sold BY all and fancy good dealers hroushcu
Ill LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ARE FOND OF A
sne sfis 81 HAIR oRsR aNb ssS1
which .'Is NOT A DYE, bat will change all your gray
hairs into beautiful black brown Amer short time
he skin or soing the linen is applied like water has no
bad smell and Will render the so" and pable mat
how long ycnr hair has been gray will speedily change
Badness, scrofus, sick headache;
Will sts % keep re ns sSSnS Ins snS
vigorous Principal depot Wholesale and retail SCOTS
drug store M Grand street. N r. open until II ansh
s sSS 1Sssa ~ .sss IL 'iTsss
Calender Co. Third and Wsnut % si u ne ne
express boxes Of dozen bottles at two doars BY en-
coeluR be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

Dupuy's Liquid acknowledgements In
''s EUG. DUPUY, coo Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

A pEM1NDER-GAYRTrYs MEDICATBD PAPER IS
N the most popular articles now before mo pubic
Tho be proof aud superiority apart from IL
originality having been discovered IN so2 % 9e found IN
The shabbly and bsseiy minated. Beware
Of all imtAuons Look for J. O. 0AYETTYS name waller
marked each sheet and bis autograph upon each label For
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

Half q Dozen Elmo Shirts for 50.
MOODY's Shirt Emporium, 252 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

Batrhssor's sIssr Dye, wigs and Toupoes-
The world surpasspg all made Sold applied
at the mandatory, ZsS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

Trncy's Celebrated Shirts. Made to Order
Of the best Materials and t warranted shirt and col
lar depot 81 and 80 William street. One door north Of Maiden
dEO M ThACf, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

r. Y. s.-Ballou's French Yoke Shirts made
TO order and warranted 10 it, 1t BALLOUS shirt emporium
.an n.,a1 uax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02
Is sos ALE By dYR M FEiS CO., Il oiiS .sss

3QnDxRs, TRUNK AND BANpBox BOARDS. FOE
- mls by CYRUS ", FIELD 1 CO., II Caa Nreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

Genin's Hat store,.
Removed to
No. JO7 Broadway.
Adjoining Genin's bazaar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02
AoeeDss ssssss
COURT ACCOMMODATION.

communication was received from the Judges of the
Superior Court setting forth the Dsnfciency OF accom-
modaiion Afforded them for the transaction of business
the present building, whchss small and insecure. Re
ferIed 10 the Committee on Civil Courts.
The Board adjourned to Tuesday next at three O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-16
ALEXANDRIA.

N1bssf~~SS>SS ~ ~ OsoYs
q ALRxANDRIA, Va, Nov. &c. 1859.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Alexandria, Isoudoun, and Hampshire Railroad
was held at the oflce Of the company In this city
yesterday, P. Mccormick, Esq Of Clarke county,
in the chair, and r. Johnston, Secretary. A CON-
mitiee, consisting Of Robert Jsmieson and n. n
anime proxies, who reported that large majority
Of the stock Of the company w1s represensed The
report was adopted, and the Secretary then pro-
corded TO read the report Of the President and
Directors, with the report Of the examining COM
mittee. Lewis Mckenzie was unanimously re-
elected President The Chair ofhcially notified
Mr.. NICK. Of his reelection; when that gentleman
rose and thanked the stockholden for the honor
and conhdence bestowed upon him, and pledged
himself 70 discharge the duties devolving upon
him to the best Of lis ability. The saiary OF the
President was fixed at - coo per annum c. F.
Lee, Of Alexandria. w. H. Gray, Of Loudouu,
and Benz. Morgan, of Clarke, were reelected
Directors, and J. p. Smith, r.. Miller, and y. I.
Coleman, were reelected the examining COM
mittee: The meeting adjourned siss dss, sfter
being In session only three quarters Of an hour.
In the circuit court yesterday, John Lawler was
found guilty OF stAbbing Frances Ann MilH Il
was that the prisoner had been confined
In the jail four months, and the Court assessed
him In fine Of one dollar. ga 80 y
zachariah X, Biggs, charged with stealing q
horse from Dr.. Addison, was discharged
The court adjourned until this morning at II
o'clock.
Tie stsamer Mount Vernon arrived ON Mopd,v
night at so'clock. She brought a fun freight and
four passengers. She experienced stormy head
winds during the passage, which detained her
over the usual time. 1ai. sd
Penn at Fishtown some days ago, has since died
o. his wounds Penn was resrrested by Ofacer
Psdgea on Sunday, and committed 70 jail to an
s"ef. cAxLos.
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q - g..


Gsossrrewn, Nsvsabss 70, lsse
The dwelling q 1Gr Kaufmsn, the owner a
shoe store on Bridge G., ~ rebbed On Meadsy
night q some three hsndssa dol1hs In mrney and
two gold wsehes. ne hDuse a which NJ. X.
Tsid@ 3 sitnted o Hikaa. ~ thief sassssd
eyciimeing epon back sosd 81 fosciag open
window Of he secesd sssy. TIE money and
Nstch1 wssedepssitsd In the dnwes of . bureau,
q the wood ssd forcing 5sek the sois 4 tbe iscE
The general impression 10 that the tier wss con-
nitted BY some person well acquainted about the
thing 70 do with IT,
Yesterday afternoon, a. the driver Of Mr.. NJ. L..
ineton-whitSsr be had been to sfs ! led a'o Of
w0od-snd when near the residence Of Dr.. New
man, In the F1vss Wssa, de hosss becsme fs1ghs-
ened and ran Of. In attempting 70 arrest him, the
the cart on % the nag fssotway, and morsally
wounded. He w. brought 10 his home In our
city. where everything was done for him By prs.
Newman and Richie that med cal skiil could sc-
complish, All their efforts, however, proved
abortive his injuries were Of such serious nsture
that he died In few hours after rcachiue houoe
His name wn Michael MeEwen, an Trishman by
birth, and bore the reputation Of being upright
dren. = -
The police were on the scout yesterday for an
German, charged with the crime Of bigsmy He
came 10 our city some i've or six months aso,
leaving behind him in Baltimore q wife and
several children. Sometime after reaching here
he initiated himself into the good gracea Of an in
dustrious widow woman. In q short time
match was knocked up, and the nuptials duly
solemnized by minister Of the gospel and pub
lished In the Star. Mr.. Peter Din, near relative
Of his first wife seeing the marriage police, OBJ
tanned United States warrant for bis arrest
| Pypher, however, in the mean time got wind Of
what was brewing. and settled the matter for the
| present by giving leg-bai -
The number OF handsome and W. liable private
Improvements made In our city this year has been
unusually large, and we learned from one of our
leading mechanics yesterday, that the indications
were favorable for the erection OF stiil greatef
number next year. -
Flour In quite large quantities continues 10 ar
| rive by the canal. Butfew sales Of moment are
| occurring; most Of IL being shipped 10 New York
| and other markets- Good canal superfine brands
are stu held at IS IS: extras higher In quality
Good red wheat 81 22a&i D, and white 81 ma
| 81 IS. Corn s0as3c for white and yellow. But
| little grain Offering.
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! leZUk9u1oz1s<z5I1vg1llgsfU egH11y - -
k6tl 81 human lfee . pgee4y Iow ID New Orlsans.
Thess y scarcely DAY posses vjIhout some hor-
!ihae deed q blood befa9 enactsd. Each day DE
snose |" sffscious mos11 ~ smvsseriow nur.
dses,n q dIekolicai ea9axes % Wednssaay,
Nev. g u lily Journal. coe1ula accounts q no
16m thrr1nuFdeFs, - = husn other minoe
eqneg OF 4eee ~! 9xs - ~ss said . hsvs
ia eomml~ed bya polleemna. The victim wss
aneesndi.g ySonG 4Dns clsk, vhe, while
4rlet1 wsll1fg = cG9}eny with . ftiend, was
hseszR ated - . Nj hsvtAG halloed fos Parker.
1e61live. W1s sAos dox<o y one whp should have
bese Ara 70 keep the peace. On the night before,
IN old woman, sixty ysnss Of ngey foEtune-telier
by pesftsnion, wm myssesiously murdered In her
owl house By some one unknown, fos the purpose
81 o6tsin3n& he lit&le money she po11sned- fh4
other murder was also committed by unknown
p9sons. The unfortunate victim being one Pat.
Tick ehieJds, Who, hsvin9 inhibited TOO freely.
cried out in Che street q Harrah for Harrison, IL
respoase 70 similar expression ftom same pefsons
on ne oPposIs 81. sids. The crowd. g some one n
punued and killed.
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III The Democratic State Convention Of mi.
nois which win appoint delegates to Charleston,
will be held at Springfield on the 4th Of January,
1850 II win consist OF ali delegates the basis Of
apportionment being one delegate for every 100
ton. =
III Southern planters are now actively engaged
IN cotton picking and sngaf-making- The past
two weeks have bern dry and very favorable for
picking cotton. in some localities complaints Of
short crops are made, but prospects generally seem
TO be'favorable. = --.
DC FoFty-eight Indian squaws were arrested
on Sunday evening last in a house 0fiil-fame In
UAn the Niagara Falls hotels are closed II
= said the season has been very profitable one
for the peoprietors.
III The fisheries Of the Lake Michigan are
said to produce 81 500 600 annually.
/, Mr.. Golden il said TO have been received
by Napoleon.
Birnay Marshall's Douglas paper, at CO.
lumbus, Ohio, has ceased to live.
s III Among the Americans In Paris last month,
were the Rev. w; Chauncey Langdon and wife
u tits said that New York city contains about
ffty-fve thousand houses.
u The Canadian Parliament IL to meet at
Quebec, December IL.
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mafshes near Midhurst, Wno ha1 been prsvioasly
In robust health, vas saddenly sosed With violent
v0aiting, &C., which caused his wife 70 ssnd or
made The regulate Inquiry, without hesintien
pronounced the syutoms % asiss ffom the MAJ
toyjag, shireY houn before, ssssa qusndty g
MEe q WIZ fe eommoa1y called sskosn mush-
hls pstsas eehP1kively tsaquii I ssw hour
Mtefs RweyUs he Vas sgoia cent ~, but before
1870 - hoos the Poer mas hsd bssathsd
zine Of eating the mushsooms ne appesranco
OF the colpee was remarkable q indicstive Of the
60 81 deathi inssmuch - besides considerably
nOthy exudation from the mouth. which sme1t
strongly Of fungine, advanced decomposition had
taken place within - hours The body wss q .
dark purple hue, and % ffightfully swollen that
not single feature a the eounte1ance w1s dis
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DnuxKRySEss ANoHe rHx LAptEs.-The New
York correspondent az the Boston Courier writes:
There is great and growing evil In this city, but
one Of such delicate nature % 70 almost forbid
IL being dragged Into public print refer to the
incseasing and lamentable habit now % common.
Of the indulgenceby ladies In intoxicating drinks
do not refer to those who do wrong almost from
necessity; but To- TINT other class who have rich
husbands and homes that might be made happy
A large number Of this class seem 70 be steadily
diving deeper Into dioi patton every year and
many persons greatly interested In their welfare
and happiness even Imagine. have heard re-
Gently Of several distressing eases Of this kind And
70 day learn that the wife Of well known citi-
the lunatic asylum, In the hope that she may,
with returning reason, be enabled TO overcome
the terrible temptations which intoxicating liouors
have Of late bad for her Hes hasband's name Il
almost a. familiar In some parts Of the south a. 4
10 here. 49,
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III At union prayer-meeting held in the
lechire-ro0n Of DR.. Cheevers Church. In New
York, on Monday evening. urgent prayers were
offered on behalf- Of John Brown and his sssoci-
ates, and two petitions were Informally signed
requesting Gov. Wise TO interpose Executive Glenn
death. The meeting thoroughly indossed the
spirit Of the Harper's Ferry invaders. meeting
OF radical abolitionists was held at the Cooper
Institute to consult - TO the best method of Hb-
Grating the condemned, and 70 secure the passage
Of personal liberty bill.
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fkoH ru8 SAxDwzcH IsLA1Dss-Tho dzfes fton
the Sendwtch Ial1nds are 70 tho ID az Oetobef.
The prospects Of business were poor, and the com
munfty were troubled byreporS from the Atlantic
states relative 10 the cheapaew q coal off, which
10 Vas thought would dfmiuish the demand Ia
whale oil, and fnjure the whaling business Of
Honolulu- some Of the sugar pIsntztioue vtre
paying nodseaeely well, but the cofT<e croo v.s
entire f1iiure. The number Of whaleshiu arrfved
70 Octoesr IT Wa oaiy Ten. The British ship
ssPe:mhss x!sh. rspertsd that the American CLIP
Per snip 1asoa, Capt johnson, from San Frar-
eisse g Hong Kong, having e board ose hundred
ana e1ensy pDsnGss, Of whom one hundred and
s ssvsssE Avg were chfssse, w.s burned q "a O
TIE lssh e Septsmhes- All the pssen2sss, vita
the e.oepdse = ses chinemsn, Who NJ aaotS-
eeeds wes otsly taksa ~ ~ TIE Achilles. and
cesvsyee 70 Heaelola. Ansag ~ pss1gsn
were y y. Dana. 81 Boston.z C. C. Hsrris Geo
Cnnssd, y H. G Richmosd, and n. schssnbsea
The chfnese are aid 70 havslsst lnrRs Amount
q e0sure- The cargo, constsfing o. about 500
tone, w. Lost The hre osiginated 6stwssn decks.
noo sens opiun-smokfng chinau,es, allowine
sparks to get among their eombustible srsicics.
which soon 81 The Whole ship in blnxe The
eeaPe o. The pentuRen wss owing 10 tke intsl.
pddity and coolnen Of Capt johnson ana his On.
sefA 80 tne fostuasfe appsaranre of the AchiiIes
IT, a11o9 w1e Bes1on 1rBtclaaD clipper vnIned
% ,om and Wa insured for $50 200 IN Bou1on.
Tne eeufs q ao0olulu awarded Capt Hart - -
Aehii!ee, ~ so salvage On ne spec1e the $780,
Of which va shippod On the shfp Ella and Elixs.
which We 70 III foe Hong Knn9 October Z, wifk
io0 Chinese pessengsss- - 800 sss,s ! F
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LOST AID IQUHD.

LOST AID FOUND.
7 OST-Qn Monday night, 7th instant, three fat
- CATTLE; two OF them red steers. and 800
Viz a. ss sss mutt ScAs @.ssd
Xsieh about $40 pounds. II taken lp or 1ound 90
that can get them the 6naer viIlf be suitahy re
veroed GEO. w. MULLEN,
DO 10 " - -. Victuaiier.
TAKEN UP.-,A stray MARE, with buggy har.
-, ness on with white nose !; short switch n
yyasd, prove property, PAY eharEes and tateG6A
her away. Mra. NARY j.. WRIGHT,
no s6&- Buxxsvd Point,