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| 4ul SYNOPSIS Nk ANAA1AAo "SA% >Ns~ ~t''A~~
| to the New York papcrs, will refrain from
| making Tn extended sketch. His tones, looks
and style cannot be reported or tclegraphcd,
hut they added magic force TO his woris
After referring to eome Of tho outrageous
1epislation thcy had inflicted upon the people
Of Maryland, he said:
The locofucos, adverse to open debate and
tue public consideration oE measures, and not
elevated by the great memories around them,
ttes turned Legislation into caucus, OF whose
[ dccrccs the Legislature was only the recording
clerk. They had men alnong them exceeding
| Iv anxious 10 follow The deplorable example set
by one or t,So Southern States, and a bill
| shocking to the Rcnse Of every gentleman III
Marvland, WAS introduced, reducing to slavery
the men their fathers freed, and contiscating
their miserable earnings, and nothing but the
unanimous sdrik Of Indignation that rang from
one side 1f Maryland to the other prevented the
final passage OF that disgracefnl measure.
IL has always been . striking peculiarity oi
that party, Which accidcntty predosninates IL
Maryland, that they would allow no oPp9Etnai Il
| the South by stirring up sectional STRIFE, ~
muotiue questions which sensible tneu ouGh
no, to atgue, by libelling their ueishlors, ane
mixing the men who live next door to then
hateful to their fellow-ctizens, by proc.ailn'ni
| that every 1nun WHO is not a Democrat IL 81
+ Aholit;onlst. That Legislature could be de
scriacd. in its principles aims, and policy IL NJ
other words SO well us those in which Milto'
describes Sin sitting ut the portals Of hell"
, woman to the waist, and fair but ending be
Il low in many slimy told. They stood ready
;, any moment to let loose upon this blessed Ian
!, the hcll.houuds OF dcmoniac passion, that WI
determined to break up. destroy, aud ruin Il.
c COUNTY,. In the midst Of its more noisy, OF
strcperous and disturbing elements, there was
> brood Of small tiu,d, restless beings, iucapabl
Ill air
.inc The weapons Of logic or reason, and skillf'
| onix. tn bark md bite. or tins brood was tt
= honorable gentleman who moved these resol,
!. tions, These men supposed they could actual
take from hin, the confidence Of his constituent
$ wlo had stood by him through good report ar
Il tErannh Wnu n rel report. when il blew storm
= veil as when it was calm. lie knew his CO
. :sfltnenoy and tho people, Of MARYLAND hctt
= th"n the.s dabblers IN eternd1 agitation: aud
n sud ] hat, xisht Or wrong, wise or unwise, th
, 1860-02-28

rOTO P4iRK'S, l24 lake street,
~ for Travelling Bags Fancy Head Dnesse.-
, 1860-02-28
FRAUDULENT VOTING.


We haye reason to believe that the bogus
Democracy hope for succcss IN the municipal
election only by large importation OF illegal
votes a gentleman whose acquaintance with
the city IS Us extensive as that Of any man i'll
it, assures us that during tho past week acces-
sions Of population in tue Irish quarters have
not oily bron very sudden but very large
Letters have been received hero from Lasallc
Ottawa and Waukegan, in which the Republ-
cans arc put on guard against the gangs II
Irish that are leaving those places with rail-
road tickets for Chicago in their hands, and, iii
our friends believe, with Democratic tickets III
their pockets.
We hope that we arc misinformed, and that
no plan for invading the purity Of the ballot.
boz is On foot; hut this nature OF the testlmo-
ny brought uudcr our eyes, the great number
Of str4nge 1Iibcruian faces on the street cor
hers and tue confident boasting Of the Demoe-
racy, leaves little room to doubt that tue old
game is to be pla5ed over again. Let tue Re-
publicaus, whose duty it is TO look after the
frauds Which the Democracy will attempt, see
to Ills matter in time! We must not be beat
IN by IN imported vote, cost what it will to
keen it out Of the boxes!
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PARKS. 1874 Lake street,
fox G 4ers Wiring Deska. Sseite Czses, Ae-
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ALHANrt Oct ~ i500
me umts for Speaker commsresd--Lsa5cAn 10 b. d
featsd-TAs Reoopcys fnsb~oso~s fAvvuoA VA Sas Mud
BE- Oeeye6-Ssoard Again Up for Unasd States Senator,
dc, 10.
Weed and Morgan are nov engineering plan 10 cheek.
mate Ltlejohn. Instructions have been sent 70 two.
thirds Of the republican candidates for the Assembly that
the oswego coruponiss must be defeated candidate
speahsv account Of biz leadership In all ths
famous punderDg schemes Of last wnssios The Cover
nors MASTER and the Govern himself decidedly In
league with the infamy which paipaby prevailcd-
but they oppose the claim Of Lltticjohn 70 the
Speak erphp solely account Of bis stubborn and
yielding disposition Last year, and on previous ooca
sons, there was 90 premature action, no prscauicc
taken 70 prevent H. There member Of the party
In the House who possessed the courage The experience
The parliamentary nsnees 10 contest tho seat with the
osweso indomiable Now matters are moro edccsually
arranged They have candidate In this city Robert
H. Pruyn " In nomina,lou. He possesses considers se
tact and adotncss wing served three four sessions
In the House. during the LIST II which he occupied the
spcaker chair Weed considers his elscsion certain be-
yoad the possibility OF q doubt. He Ia 70 be pitssA
against Lteohn for Speaker and the circulars
sent certain reliable candidates who very likely 10
be elected dbccse the programme which wcei has laid
down The hostility that Lsssj,hn bears towards Gov.
Morgan ID Of personal than political character
me Speaker last year vas ihs principal advocate
for the bankrupt Law, which pAssed both HOUSES
the isst sessiou. he reported 70 be insh
vent 70 40 immense amount IN vch known
that requstion OF the Governor OF Ilioos, desiring
Lttejohn's presence 10 Chicago, 70 answer soms com
paint relation certain transactions 10 grain -four,
w0 dmesuded By The then repobinan Governor % New
York That Indebtedness hes never been cancelled The
object OF the bankrupt av Of last ~inter permit
every lnsolvent 10 become free from debt, By going
throush the and simplest prsccsa posble, add
without p.yins single doilar That e vas les IN the
banda Of Morgan vhes The adeuruuest Of tue
n N hat becn vetoed, then Entlciohn, with
the power he ro~~ed, would have sucoseded
in having passed over MorxAns VITO -
easily a. be did the New Yort gridiron railroad
bis But after the sdjournment the Governor va
not restricted either ~ sign or return bits within
ten days For . month sftsr ,se ssiournm~ns
the bsntrupt gentlemsn, and Lttlejohn amoog
the number, felt oertainty that the bhl would
receive the Executive sanction Ftnaly, ser Keeping
the insovcot frNtern ~ Ia suspense some tve o ax
weeks, smi ofhcsi encouragement appeared N cover
nor Weeds paper that the bankrupt bill wouf no, De
sr1ed The teitsence sproaf rapidly " Osweg, ara
every other portion Of the state sutterings deep,
though somewhat snohered, thresieued vengeance -
The next election and thaa likely that msry o.
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CLARK Suddenly, ii geypors, Ss~ jersey, 90 Friday,
November JscoR CrsaK formerly Of Richmond staten
Island, aged 70 wears, Ii month"; and 10 days
He remains viii be inferred al Greenwood on Monday
morning, 81 10 o'cioct
rouIss On Saturday morning November O. CosSurrs
Corirss, At the advanced age o. - years
fbe friends ans relatives Of the deceased respsctfu
~ invited 70 attend hs funeral from hs late rssdenoe
la Fast sreen.h street, Monday Afternoon Al half
pest svo O'clock
Casry DO Friday morning, November O. jazz Bs1pr
CArsy, only 500 Of r H. Carey, aged years and
month.
The relatives and friends are respectfully iavssd V II,
tend the funeral from the residence c his parents III
Ru'ser street, this Sunday sftsrucou ~ halfpsst
o'siock.
clsrn-on Friday, November q, ot csusumpslon,
CHApiEs CAprsr
s frv dds and scquastAnces ere invited 70 staees ne
funeral from the residence Of NJ Gallagher. No 2 wce
thirty third street, between Ninth and rcutb sveous
this Sunday afterpcoa, 81 two O'Clock.
EeAs : On saturday morning, November q ~,
o'scck, Tsoxm gaAs, Jr, aeed % years, moo'n sn'
days .
HIS friends ard relatives are respectfully requeen 70
attend funeral nom the residence o. nn oro.ne1 w
law, Mr.. wm Curren, lu ChCstle stree,, os Nonnsy
morning q, half past eight O'Clock, 70 meet 'ne Cars
The south fofry .,-x .,
rprvb~ TN nrcosivn On saturday, November ., 10
syyurp " daughter ~ 5oionon sna rfao - fre'mss'
eetc q ypafs. ronlhs aud ~ asys -
Ttf rcssivts srd friends Of me family Ns repecdahJ
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A LITTLE Too FAsr.-The republican organs,
30 eager to catch at stIaws, are announcing
from time to time the accession Of prominent
democrats to their ranks. Their last Is that
John Jacob Aaor and Richard Carman have
come out for Lincoln-a statement which we
are authorized to state Is untrue in both In
stances, and we presume that nine-tenths of
their other important accessions would turn
out the same way If they were traced up.
Several other of their recent important scces
sions announced have never been anything else
Out black republicans
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the alarm, may now be In earnest In
their disunion movements, and that they may
seriously act upon this occasion, as their last
chance of escape from forcible emancipation
experi,,s ent which may reduce them to the
bloody scenes Of St. Domingo.
To escape these possible consequences from
Lincoln's election, we ssve contended that the
public safety can only be secured with his de-
feat. How ridiculous and contemplate, then,
II this canard that the HERALD is in favor OF
.disuniou.
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The threat. then ventilated win be carried Into ssot On

the threats then ventilated win be carried Into effect on
ths 9th psoximo.
No one knows better than Seward hlmsSn thst he has
heIo kn me unsei states Senate durcS the last
i've sessions oy virtue OF Ltteohns trsschery % the
Enow Ko,hiDsS shsoagh ample remuneration hss beed
family and ousht " sufce for repudatng tho dark
tern oalhs he did on the floor Of the House Of Assem-
by still the craving for moo patronage and power yes
controlling his action seward 70 DO again returned TO
the United States Senate but be determined 70 relieve
himself IRON the disgrace Of holding another torn - -
has The last Mr.. Pruyn ID better man 10 manage.
indeed, he Is easily controlled : simple child
whatever Seward and Weed demand he ready,
Wiling and anxious 10 accomplish. He would Is
soon attempt TO swim the Hudson river ~
70 utter q single murmur against the dictum OF the
Regency n he had the will, bis courage would desert
before be made the drst effort Of resistance rheres
the dnerence-one OF the aspirants for the Speakers
chair bold, defiant and dangerous while the other
~ docile and - kuculent ~ spaniel dog
MorRan's conduct In pelng General Mitchell from
the Princes entertainment account Of being pro-
prietor Of Congress- Hall Ia producing immense excite
ment among the Generals friends They all denoun
II the most piece OF unkeysm under
tAhen Many military gentlemen have taken high offence,
and some 90 far = 70 threaten his Excelcncy with
their sovereign vengeance the day Of election They
do this 70 reach bis civil and military upstArt advisers
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Markeu.
RIark cts.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
pfuIADupMA Nov e.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PnIApuPHA, Nov. 8, 1850
Stocks heavy. Pennsylvania State bs, e6k; Reading
Railroad, 2osi Morris Canal co. Long Island Rairoa
lax; PeunsyIvanis Railroad, 39,s. Sight exchange
New York II par TO l. 20 per cent premium.
PHILADKLPHIA Nov. ., 1850.
Flour quiet at IS so for supernne. Wheat scarce at
81 20 81 SIS for white, and 81 80 81 IS for red Corn
dull sales Of yellow at Tic 72Hc. Coffee active 1t
full rates. Whisky unchanged.
ALBANY Nov. 3-1PM
F1our-D Demand fair Wheat and oAts-No sales Corn
671sc. for Western mixed Barley very dull: Canals
West badly mixed. 70c 00e busheis Niagara sold at
1850. hat-Saes II 900 buahes, 60 South private
terms
BUFFALO, Nov ST. n
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat duh an upward
movement n freights checks the demand sales 1000
bushes Corn dun sales. Canal frefohts exoi,ed-22
. 23c. wheat and 20 kc. corn 70 New York Lake
imports 70 dsy-11 900 bbis -four, 281 900 bushels wheas
50 900 bushels corn 900 bushels barley Canal exports
900 bbs. -four, u, 900 bushels wheat 1000 bushels
barI
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'Faning OF the Meust Vernon mills ~
Troy.

THOR, ~ r., Nov. ., 1880.
About eight O'Clock this morning, the northwest por
sea d The Mount Vernon Mills 10 the upper part Of this
city, gave way, and fen outward upon building I'D
Isceus Of erection for orr Co. paper makers
About 100 900 bushss Of wheat stored In the MILL
-aaa about half OF n fell among the ruins vorkmn
nssA Patrick Leyden seriously but not fatally In
Jursd. Mr.. Courtney, contractor for Orr o., was
-sl,ehSy han. ns~srs Hannsmsu ssxson, owners Of
che MILL lose about - 900 rms building that fell vas
erected ass m..th and Mr. couaey prom ounosd u IN
a rnonth
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CHuRuI-BoIlowAy In Quidns set North Kngstovn,
Sunday, October -, by Rsv. j. ", Alien Mr.. saxrrl
CHrRcH 70 Hiss sARAa BoosB HOLLOWAY, all Of that
town.
Isvp-ApAxs Al Grace church, Lyons, N. r., on
Wednesday morning, October 81, By the Rev. sidney
wilbur, the Rev. Geo. arrworn laws, Of Lewes, Dcla
ware 70 faxx c. youngest dsasher q John Adsms, o.
The fnrmer place.
LrscApo-hornsr. On Tuesday, October So At the
sdepoe Of the brides father, Fort H staten Island by
the Raw Robert Carr Senor Dos GvrAvs sscASo Of ca
be, 70 ELIZA r., daughter Of John housey, Esq
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serious Anrsy in New Haven.

NKv aAvrs, Nov ., 1880.
Assrious ARRAY occurred IN city late last Night "
the Temple Lunch by which George ssH,rd pf,oscr,
stabbed the abdomen, and 10 no, expected 70 I've
Tho wounded and too friends 10 dis ,use With
shres ssaaenn, whose names Batavia, selieu and
nccullock Beden used the tnse and Mc)ul, Of the
sav school, suus shot, and ssia~in, medical s,uicnt
Md 70 have been csiy spectator All three are "a
fsl. The Affair hes produced general excitement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-04
The Rachel Jswelry Conascatsd.
urrTED STATES DISTRICT coURr.
Refoya Hou Judre Beta

Nov. S-ns Unttes Szaiss on Gold s~d Desmond
n.6 Bos. Dismc~d Braos,d, &C., Dr.. Avcnso De'-
sc<ssts eissHsS The Jury this morning brousht In
sealed verdict Tor TIE government and the ccnsaou Of
she prpperss, fhA ela nanss counsel obtsned thistY
days 70 make . appeal C,uosel for The Unised
Sases, Judge Roosevelt and Mr. j. Buchasan Heary;
for claimant eI Judge whiting and nr. CArks
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NoNruoNERf, Ala NOV 3, 100
The deck Of the steamer Virginia gave way lasa night
while Mr.. Douglas was making bis farewell speech He
with the crowd precipAted below. Fortunately no
one hurt Mrs Douglas held 10 the raiing Of the
stea and rescued uniDiured. Both returned i'm
mediately 10 the hotel here
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Dsssury, Gown, Nov. Q, 1900
There ws large Gre IN New xisovd isss night r. 10
reported thai ten building Destroyed Including the
The io.s heavy. The Are h s,n buvaias.
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Superior Co~rt-spscsai Tern.

Nov s-John W White, Esq appointed ~ Vie Gov
etnor to OIL the vacancy the bench Of this court,
created BY the resignation Of lodge fsepoat TOOK his
sat for the nrst time 10 day and heard motions The
appointment only pro tenn. the candidate who vii be
elected by the people Tuesday merit the post
ton ~ soon - he receives the proper ocia certificate
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rhs boy Henry Rice who killed ey the steam boiler
oxpos,on 81 Dana Brothers coach fcory yesisrfar
wss found under the ruins last psht nearly ell bis bones
~ers crushed. me boy Joho Ksus ives, bu, vi,n 20
hopes OF his life @. Baldwin and George Ds~of are
vsvy cw; Joseph Van Ripper saty saaIdsd, but may
live The cause Of the sccides, poor boiler Iron.
-rhs iovu az pyopeYty 10 about f6 900
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n ard the trials " which Ne subjected.
demand soc-ssorsl recourss 70 sumulans imptssk
s.-exer thss shall b. Of harmless nature
sss,e ie desired esA Hn ssssrs sraled
susch The vsry Aft,e In edscSs IN al ~
s~hfy sirost magcs rstoyes III ns Of the digss
I've rfuss frs.h ysay iso ths ~hols wse@ -
that chcerfune~s u the which The uss
vslusbie c fessinine The
tered from the fact That many a he pr ~~fcsi
grnusmen The Untu have bssowsd spcomiucns -.
bsrs The vrtues ~ ~heh they have frequently t~eS sna
ArhnOw iedeet There conrisrfesn eA~ -
luroua 10 the
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destructive Gre q raging 90 Main street, between
Jules and Felix streets Tue ~hose block VII be Swept
away. vigorou, efforts being made 70 connns II 70
that locality, and they may ~ 'ccid
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The following table, complied from ths returns Of the
Asissan. nAshaIs appointed for Kings county, viii show
the population Of Brooklyn md the i've towns comprising
the COUNTY
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A fe- q shsss e>s.hr~s~d qusrser s~cc.d wssss. e.
timing ard 70 esicnisftrns 80
Roskyr plrr 4 90.
s7 broadway.
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me steamship Forids from Nes YORK, srrived a. her
wharf NJ seven O'Clock Friday hight AL well
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Competition Nowhere Mo Hat OF the
has created such sensation WHITES best 2l6
Broadway opposite St PAus church
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0srmansa Lin Insurance Company,
No. % Broadvly, Of Wall sreok
HUGO WKesnNDOkCK. Preaidsul
p Rruvwuprr Recrssarv
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pains 10 The chest quickly relieved By HOLLOwAys
eeebrs,sd bsisAmie Ointment removes u. phlerm Which
orrnn
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- Every Mother who Has Chfldrsn
su6hs fro. any 6 she ccnpass tncsdsst Ne period -
eehtg DO poa ~ preJuAicsa IL prsiu-
Dies a. ohes saAnl In Ne ~ IL rsbsf vfn ~
Lows D0OTHIn0 srRUP.
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Lat Week OF Slamsss Twins, Joseph
hs Brehren and the Living HippopoAmn nj Barnum's
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Drawings or the Delaware state Lot
teres WOOD, EDDY co, Managers OF the
DELAWARE. xrHrrcxr AND missouri srAry LorTEaIEs.
DELAwARK-HxrsA CLASS b26. Nov s. 1860
6, "a, %, 40. I'll, "a, go, 20, Is, Z, SO, 10, 81.
DKIAwARk-CLAss bz6 Nov s 1870
IS. 30, 81. "a, a. &c. a. s. %, SO. So H. 49, "a.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing ether
WOOD EDDY a CO. Wilmington. Delswars.
OrO WOOD, EDDY CO., ST. Louis, Missouri
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and Tenth street.
TIE ONLY GALLERY IN THE UNITED STATES
HoE0RED WITH SPECIAL VISIT BY rHn ROYAL
PARTY.
Photographs Of " the Prince Of Wales and Suite
view at BRADYS Gallery Copies in sly Of
the art for sale Gallery oper from A. r. n9P.M.
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HerRing's Patent Champion Fire and
burglar Proof Safes ss Broadway OF Murray street.
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Photographs In Observation-Disclosures
Estabiishod ls5l
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Keep Warm and Dry.
wkfxR PROOF BOOTS.
BAIMoRAIS on HiaH LACE Roon
for adde's boys and children; also everything desirable
for fail and winter II
BROOKg. S7s Broadway and lSo Fulton aresk
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Radical Cure OF Hernia, Ruptuvs -
Or s,,N MAHsB Of the vel Known house ~ Marsh %
tesey House the church
truss
DIR. Riggs' Truss Invites Criticism. Its
A~t.- ~. Ma 4
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Grover q Baksr's Celebrated Nolsslsss
Sewing Machines The best IN for family sowing s95
Broadway. New York and La FULTON street. Brookiyuf
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Lager Resr Betslsa aDd sold by A.
BOEHfER v. HERTWECH, No 10 Fourth avenue be-
tween Mint and renth streets, New FORK.
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Drawings OF II. Frances Delaware
Lotteries
su.sk1 COUNTY GLASS 2Ss Nov s. Isa
40, 81. 10, 1, 10, 81, So, IS. 50, q, rs, 49, rs.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED Lottery Class S. Nov. 8 1850
Is, 81, IS, 10, 81, So 49, 49, ST. "a. S. 30, Is, 8.
Crculsrs sent free Of charge. BY addressing
K FRANCl
Wilmington, Delaware
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shirts, 9hlrts-Sfx for %.
Made from TIE ,est Amoskeag an 4 Wamsutta Muslns
Depot log Chatham street. corner of Pearl
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Arrived OH, chip Black Prince Nee York sh,p Derby
New York; whale ship Eliza Adams, thirty four day
from the Arctic Ocean, with LILO barrels oil and II 90
pounds bone Sailed f0th, ship Oracle, Liverpool carry
Ing ~ 900 sacks wheat bark Betty Direbuch Cook
ryne 600 half sarks nour and 1000 ssos wheat; bari
Coussance, New Zealand carrying . 900 sacks wheat
lumber and other California products loth, bark Trent
Liverpool carrying equivalent 70 5000 barrels noar
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-29
siaoti(dts.

Stasert'G rurt. perry SuotG, Der oetrrbt
bate, Fd tlatltt an gbriNian TiaiIa p~trarcif,u
gu modem, %tsltaNe' Gin meilerte S.rbsr u. wurr.
seSen Sl0o Siir8idoft euttaNeu.
Sarnss 9. Sautcrn uno Spjtps 81. Sill. ses
"0rssr'isssn @nsriHs auf sret 9tadt. yUli,if,r
Sn9tlldst, tourest ssitrrn abermale serl 6rr..
u. s. &runp mufte 81 Strsie ,ay.u, mil
sr iein pfere auf benz Seitenwsse, ano,burr,p
Bate.
StItert unS rorsst,rn hatten mir bi, bei.
Bftsn Gage Steirs 5cnmers. 80, ia an uantsn
Srtsn ei6 nod mebr @rne i'm. 6tothn.
Sspermann icnte bel iolbem plaslt6n seitt,.
raassmetli inr eic,Grbaltuna ltin + @tlunot cit
pe0aq1 'lsin- unS I'h, iVenn ns6sIia, niAt ~ lsbr
ofrFSonns a~usiesrn.
unlrre StnotpSter toben rtn Gisp,r,Su
tsrH ausr9nabi9f pas 3ub.en eisptr trIoutt r
y. nur' eer ben Gpbnunsen ibrer rely. Rl,e,
2le ntsbalbtsen GrIdNe iontsn untrr re Slub,it
neogeres Sleb"-ju isbeu fon,men.