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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-01
BUSINESS NoTIo..Es.

ia COUGH, GOLD, OR, AN, IRR1rArRD
THROAT if allowed to progress, results in serious
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, ofteptimes in
durable. as
bhOWN'Ss BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach directly the ate ted part and give almost in
slant relief InBRoSoHiT1s, AsrHMA, and, OArARRH
they beneficial The good effects resulting from
the of the Troches, and their extended q, has
caused them to be counterfeited. Be sure to guard
against worthless limitations OBrAR only the qe,.ts-
inc BrosOn's Bronchial IFOches which have proceed
their efficacy by test Of many years. PUBLIC SPEAK
ERs and SINGERS should use the Trochea. Military
Officers and Soldiers who overtax the voice and are
exposed to sudden changes, should have th9m. Sold
everywhere Mt % cents per box. janH-sm
Eg-DRAKEs PLANTATION Br14ERs, 1S e
For sale by ~ 3 REID 4 KRAFT.
as-ArER's ouSRRT PICTORIAL,
For sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
9-HnNsrREEr's HAIK CoLoR1sG AND REsroaAr1vE
FOR sale by REED KRAFT.
1s-ALI OF DR.. JArSrs,, FAMILY nxDEc1Srs,
For sale by REED KRAFT.
A5rDRAKE's PLANTATION BIrrEas, l
For sale by REED &KRAFT.
HOsEETTER's sToNAcH BrrrERs,
For sale by REED &KRAFr.
LrsDsxr's BLOOD ssARonEn,
For sale by REED,4 KRAFT.
WDRAkE's PLANTATION BlTTEns,
For sey REED &KRAFT.
s ~ Mas. wISsLovs s0ornrsg s4suF,
For sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
A8-DRAKE's PLANTATION BrF4ERs, 773
For sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
No. 81 Main street, Centre Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-01

DO- PALM SUNDAY AND Ho1Y WEEK
Last Sabbath was Palm Sunday, and the
services peculiar to the occasion were held
in all the Catholic Churches everywhere.
Palm Sunday precedes Holy Week, which
will be observed by special services in the
Catholic and Episcopal Churches. The
usual services of Good Friday and Holy
Saturday will be observed. In the Catho-
lie Church Passion Week is season of
great humility, which only euds with the
advent of Easter Sunday, when the mouru-
ing is turned to joy and the places of wor7
ship are beautifully ornamented with flow
srs and evergreeus. The same is the sea-
son of the Hebrew Passover, one of the
most important of tho Jewish feasts, when
the people eat unleavened bread, and hum
BILE themselves as directed by the Mosaic
Law.
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speoIal 70 the World.
Rebel Schemes foiled in California

Rebel Schemes foiled in California.
SAN Francisco, March 8 Sailed-ship
Prima Donna for Calico.
Nothing new regarding the threatened
demonstration by secessionists on Mare
Island Navy Yard and Beuicia Arsenal.
The public are informed of no circum-
stances which warranted the alarm mani
tested by the authorities, although all re-
commend their disposition to take every
precaution to guard against possible
danger.
Many secession sympathizers in Napa
county. thought it not presumably enough
to encourage the most daring to take np
arms against the authorities
r With ordinary vigilance in guarding the
forts, armory5 and public properly, no one
applehends any danger from the secession
lists within the State,
The Saginaw remains at Mare Island.
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g8~ A THrEE Sent UP.-For several
weeks past considerable quantity of old
iron has been mysteriously disappearing
from the old Pork House in East Wheel
ing. Yesterday young fellow named
James Mccain was caught in the act of
crawling through a window of the house
carrying with him lot of iron. He was
taken before Alderman Dulty, aud sent up
to Jail for further hearing.
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p8 A Doc STonY.-The other day,
while an eastern bound train, over the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, was standing
at Martinsburgh man tied large dog to
the rear end of the train intending to re.
turn and release the animal before the
train started. But the man did not return
and the train started, the dog trotttug
along behind. The train being somewhat
behindtims soon commenced making about
forty miles an hour. The dog, in the Lam
guage of our informant, "done all the run
MIN that he know'd how" but he could
not keep up aud it was not long until the
life was battered out of him. The dog was
not discovered until the train reached
Harper's Ferry at which point there was
very little dog left.
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pB TIE R1vER.-The riycr.was risinp

B9 THE RIyEh.-The river was rising
yesterday, with about eighteen feet water
in the channel. The weather was clear
and pleasant.
The Bonnets o. Blue. a little steamer that
was formerly a ferry boat, arrived from
Pittsburgh with hundred tons of oats for
the Government. and about twenty Eve
tons of iron aud whisky.
The Liberty, having repaired the damage
which helstely received at Nashville, left
last evening for Cincinnati, with good
trip.
b8-ADoUT HOG PENs.-Mr. F. ]. Rotba-
ker was yesterday fined before AID. Duty
SIS and costs for keeping hogs penued up
within the limits of the city.
There are hundreds of persons 10 the
city interested in the above information
who would do well to profit by it. The
ordinance expressly prohibits the penning.
up of hogs within the city limits. 1t is
pretty hard, we know that hogs are neither
to run at large nor be penued up, but such
is the law and those who violate it must
abide by the consequences.
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Rebel Cavalry Dash.

NEw YoRK, March sl-An attack by
cavalry, 100 strong, was made yesterday on
our cavalry pIckets on the tel yraph road
between Dumfries and Occoq Eight of
our men were captured.
The expedition from Rockers army un-
DEF. Col. FairchiId which went out recently
to Northern Neck returned to Belle Plain
yesterday. They captured several pris-
ioners and a quantity ofpork, bacon, wheat,
oats, number of valuable horses and
mules, and broke up the ferries at Union
Wharf aud the Rappahunnock.
Col. Fairchild also burned u schooner
engaged in smuggling oontraband goods
into Virginia.
All is quiet on the Rsppahanuock. The
enemy is evidently still in his old camps,
though an impression prevails that Lee is
preparing to fall back behind the Pom un-
Special to the World.
The work of consolidating decimated
regiments has been commenced in the
army oflthe RappRhannock
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April FoOL.-To day is "All Fools
day." when it is expected that all sorts of
practical jokes will be played upon cred
ulous people.
The general moving which takes place
on the first Of April commenced yesterday
in real earnest, and the demand for carts,
drays aud express wagons was hardly met
by the supply. The most of those who
change their habitations. Heaven bless
them, have little enough to move. A few
pots and kettles, bedstead. few plates
aud baby or two, comprise the whole of
their worldly effects. They are only too
glad to have some place to move to where
they may find shelter for their houseless
heads, aud where they may rejoice that the
severe winter of their sufferings is passing
into the mild and merciful spring.
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p8R1or IN CO1UnBUs, oHIo.-on Mon
day last as portion of Gen. Burnside's
army corps was passing through Column
bus, the Provost Guard of that city was
stationed near the depot to prevent strag-
Cling. The soldiers being somewhat heated
with drink attempted to push by the guard
and the guard fred on them. Several
soldiers were mortally wounded, and only
the prompt action of the officers prevented
a most terrible riot.
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b8-KArntEES o'NnrLs Nov1Ir1 TRoupa
make their first appearance at Washington
Hall this evening. We have no doubt
crowded houses will greet their perform
ances.
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p8- The FRAskLlS INsuRAScE Cow
PASY.-The Franklin Insurance Company,
of which N. G. Arthur, is Secretary. has
removed to No. l, M'Lure House, the room
formerly occupied by the Adams Express
Company. See advertisement.
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FOREIGN NeWs.
! DEPREDATIoNs By THE ALAnAN

1 . .
I NRw Yopr Mo-ch ~ nj. .,,.es.1,'
Honsa from South nontoS lit Steamship
| 9th. arrived here ,Iitb thrsa Ja,. 70 tne
news. 4"t0E
The Oil. Rloa .rr;vo5 =. H.. -,
| l9Eb renorts beS;.. 49,. 1870, SaaFcn
arv 29rd Lar OF dos. '"or,h sR IoA Ee9ra-
vast nv the Aiabe5,e rrS;oL iV ~. 10 I ueg;
ty,o p0S ABOARD
bsen burned nv The sIabsma ~ m1 n.y. o 3aa
The Alahame had m the r'n gu d sue ziss
sd a verv' lsr0e vessel bon,,J F.or, Hai;sa.
mia for 0ues1stown U itOH oNli10F-
The oil Biss sailed IN oor,no,, -;.L ~.
labama and in tbe -,o-r,;,,e! 90
of a fire. '' = VIZ -ot u'Ds sd" t"o ny "
The Da;lv Nor, Save ,b.T.o pIo.4a ,,,;..,
arr;ys5 ~ Ss says tue la stalHa %llcn
norts The A1sLan.a M"lCs a. IoEn, re-
West Indies nd - ,,,s ~
Inred two ssssaIs :" 90 'sP0A seU neu zap
M NJ wv YesseIs'
sumpter psd Ssan says ane late
' Tba aeso. ana Is nov ready for sea.
for the Confederates. was launched lac,
week, "''' 1'''U ''''
The gunboat built bv Miller + SONS a.
Liverpool, for the Confederstes, was also
launched last week % '''''
Official intelligence. saws tho T.sv.r,
Herald, has been received Thar 50o6 s,s tod
of the Russian arms recently attemnte5 tn.
be Struggled across the nrincinsIit;es ;nto
Seryia, have been pnrIoine5 En- , ronSs anS
have found their wav into Poland
A telegram from Turin. March 18th saws.
Garibaldi's wound has shown synntoyns
OF an M scs--ated character.
The debate on Poland took place on
Tuesday. NJ. Borgeau entreated the Em-
peror's government to acquire immortal
glory by daring to accomplish great act
ofjustlce and reparation. The debate will
be continued on Wednesday.
The Paris Nation says that the opinions
of the Emperor of Austria are in couformi
ty with those entertained at Paris, with
regard to the diplomatic questions that
have arisen from events in Poland
The Paris corn and flour markets were
firm.
Reutes closed heavy on Monday at 68f.
Ole.
POLAND.
The ,ipsurrectton ia snreodi,o and tho
Warsaw ConnseIIors have resi15aJ The
MnnicinaIitv intends resiornine,
The DIXIE If Constsnfina has op;t,.d
warsaw N''A9 4N'',sN
a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-01
HEIMsTREET'S
HAIR RESTORATIVE
TT rs NOT a DVM .

IT IS NOT a DYE,s
But restores gray hair to its original color, by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural susepance
impaired by age disease. All tnsta,,taneou, due,
are composed lamar cafc destroying the vitality
and beauty of the hair and afford Of themselves NO
dressing. Hemstreet's Inimitable Oolorfne not on.
" restores hair to its natural color by an easy pro-
Cess, but gives the hair a
KS LUxURIANTl BEAUTY.
promotes its growth, prevents It's falling OH eradt.
Gates dandrnf and imparts health and pleasantness
to the head It has stood the test of time being the
original Hair cOloring, and is constantly increasing
in favor. Used by both gentlemen and ladies'. Iii
sold by all respectable Dealers can be by
them of tie commercial agent, D. s. Barnes. QO9
Broadway, N. Y. Two sizes, so cents and 81.
decla.6mdkw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-01

mETHE PANoRAMA OF THE BIBLE closed
iss exhibition in this city, last evening
The Panorama goes up to Washington, Pa,
to-day, aud will exhibit in that place seve.
raj days. We bespeak for.it . liberal pat
ronage, for as We have before stated, it is .
work ofmost decided merit.
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NeWg from Az Sollth

Nav YoRK, March s1.-Col. CLARK Of
Gen. Banke' staff, died of his injuries re-
ceiyed near Port Hudson.
A letter from aboard the Richmond saws
the report is untrue that she fired into the
Mississippi.
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A Rash Attempt Interesting from
Port HndRnn.

. e. - VA y
CHICAGO, March 31.-A Cairo special saws
last Wednesday morning rams Lancaster
and Switzerland undertook to run the bat
teries at Vicksburg. AS soon as.they came
within range the Confeds opened tremen-
dous fire. The Lancaster was struck 81
times. The entire bow was shot away,
causing her to sink Immediately, turning
q. complete somersault as she went down,
All the crew except 2 escaped.
The Switzerland was disabled by a Ga
pound ball penetrating her stern drum
She foated down, the batteries still keep
Jog up Gre striking her repeatedly. Final
y the Albatross ran alongside and towed
her TO the lower mouth of the canal. Loss
of life on her not ascertaiued.
On the way up the Hartford aud Albat-
ross encountered a battery at Grand Gulf
more formidable than those of Port Hnd-
SON.
The former vessel was struck II times
and 3 men killed.
Both vessels returned Ere vigorously
Both were more or less injured.
II is stated that the expedition under
Gen. Sherman to the rear of Haines' Bluff
by way ofSteele's Bayou and Sunaower,
returned to Youugs Point.
Nothing definite from the Yazooe Pass
expedition under Ross and Quimby. ~
The train to memphis aud Grand juno
ton Vas captured by guerrillas on Satur-
day aud 40 prisoners taken aud paroled.-
A Federal force had started from Moscow
in pursuit.
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more Captures in Tennessee.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. March 27.-Gen.
Foster captured yesterday at Brentwood,
nine miles in the rear of franklin, 800
away commissary stores, burned the rail-
road bridge, tore up the track and captured
IL loaded wagons.
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NEW YoRk, March 3l.-A letter from the
frignte Hartford, reports that she got
aground once passing Port Hudson and
was struck frequently by rebel shot. At
Grand Gulf she was also struck frequently.
Her total loss was two seamen killed, and
six slightly wounded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-01
New York Money Markat.

NEw YoRx, March 81, P. M-MOnsv
steady and unchanged. Sterling Exchange
frmer but very quiet. Bankers bills are
quoted at / 63@1 55. Gold frmer, but
very Irregular and unsettled, opening at
so, declining TO 4s4 and closing firm at
519514
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~ IMPUpENr pEMANp.
l Hilton Head latter savs.

A Hilton Head letter says:
Gen. Beauregard, through flag of truce
had the impudence to demand the surren-
der of the steamers Mercedita and keystone
State, which he says were captured on the
31st of January.
The rebel steamer Artonico, from Mas.
sau, ran the blockade at Charleston.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-01

H8eRENARKABLE RAILROAD IHcIDENr.-
An employee of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad informs US of the following re
markable accident ard escape. A day or
two since as "a train was going East over
the above road, aud was moving along at a
pretty rapid rate near Harper's Ferry, the
engineer observed two horse ambulance
crossing the track short distance ahead.
The engine had just turned a curve aud
was so close upon the vehicle that the
train could not be stopped. The horses
had crossed the track but the ambulance
was just fairly upon it when the pilot
struck the vehicle between the front and
hindmost wheels. AS strange as it may
seem the horses were instantly separated
from the ambulance and the vehicle was
lifted up and squarely seated upon the
bumpers of the engine where it remained
until the train WAS stopped. The ambu-
lance contained a sick soldier and four or
five officers not one of whom was injured
in the slightest degree. The horses also
escaped unburt. 1t was regarded as one
of the most remarkable escapes on record.
The officers feeling thankful for their
escape were anxious to reward the eDge-
neer, Mr. Reuben Zett, but that gentleman
declined anything of the sort, saying that
he had never killed anybody yet, and if
ever he should be so unfortunate he would
never again stand upon an engine.
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N FLORTDl

a sies1 e f.~s. iraGSaonyiIe, reports the
Maine regiments, to reinforce the negro
The rebel force had been driven from
their original position some 5 or miles
by the darkies.
Skirmishes we're frequent.
Three regiments of Georgians were
known to be marching on the town, and
heavy firing was heard as the steamer left.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-01

The Confessions and Experience Of
an Invalid.
Publtshed for the beneft and as . warning and
caution to young men WhO suffer from Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decay, 3d.; ut the same
time the means of selEcuFo. Byone whO'has cured
himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and quAekery. By enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE coP1ts NAV be
had Of the author, NATHANIEL MIYF4TR- r.,
Bedford, Kings Co., New York. .ap4-lydkWt -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-01

WASHINGTON, March 31.-The President
has designated Thursday, April both, for
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-01
valuable ReaI.Estate in the CITY
OF Wheeling for sale.

r OFFER FOR SALE lot number one In square
,tWenty!nine, on the plat of the addition 70 the
cityof Wheeling, - laid out by Charles T. Churchill
trustee, and called Buepa Vista addition. This lot
IS situated on the north side Of Monroe street, b
sixty feet in front and extends back the sane width
one hundred feet also hye feet Of an alley ten feet
wide the north sidg Of said lot, be kept
oPsnin common With the owner Of the adjoining lot
There IL erected on this lot . e0mmodiouB and COM
fortGhle dwelling houSs! For more nun description
Of the premises and terms Of sale apply to me my
pfhce. NsR1CHARDSON,
mario y Va Attorney.
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Commissioners Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate in the CITY OF BWheeIing.


TN PURSUANCE OF decree Of the Circuit SUPERB.
i or Court Of Law and Equity for Ohio county, rem
deredEt Its spring term, 1862, In cause therein
pending, wherein Mai 9nret Ratcli, guardian OF the
heirs Of Thomas l.. ltatclih, il complainant, and
Thomas L. Iatcliff's heirs defendants, which de-
cree is recorded In cliancery order book number 5,
page 46o, II WILL Commissioner under said Decree
GU Monday, the 9Th day Of April 1858, he Sanno be.
ing Court day offer for sale at the front door Of the
Court hOuso of Ohio county 70 the highest and best
bidder, The following described Real Estate, to wit:
All that certain lot or parcel Of ground situate in
Ohio county VrgniG, 10 the addition to the city of
Wheeling, laid ont by Charles T. Churchill Trustee
f5r Emily A. Zane, called Churchill addition number
To(2), and designated tho plot Of said addition
by the number i've sn square number one, Il be-
ing the same lot efsnd which conveyed to ThoG
Lynn Ratcld, deceased, by John Gichrist, Jr., and
Elizabeth his wife, by deed dated January 10, 1852.
Also, tho following described Real Bstate TO Wit:
The east half Of lot two hundred and thirtyone Pit
uated In East Middle Wheeling, Is laid on by Noah
Zane, John Fausstf and others, and lying on the
north side Of John street, It being the same lot of
ground which was couVeye to the said Tnomaa Lynn
Radcliffe by Benjamin RAtelih aud Charlotte his
wife, by deed dated the Goth day OF April, 1851.
Tho utle 70 both the pieces Of land heretnbefore
described Is believed to be fudfgput0bie.
TERxs OF SAIE-The above described lots will be
sold ON credit OF four, eight and twelve months,
with interest from the day OF sale, the Civ.
ing bond and security for the purchase money, and
lien will be retained the said real estate for the
same. N. RICHARDSON,
marT-1aw4W Commissioner.
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g2g 91Iegtagb..
Jenkins Retreating

y s p - = % IN IN
GAII1PoLIs, March 81, 1868.
Coz: F. Il. Psirpoiat:
jenkins has retreated up the Kanawha.
We will try to capture him. All quiet this
morning. 3. P. FlrCH,
Capt. GAO. n.
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR5 DyE

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produces color not to be from nature
warranted not to ipturethe Hair in the Ieest rem.
edies ill effects of bad dyes and invigorates the
Hair for life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instant.
" turns splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair
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~ The genuine is signed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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DEsTITUTloN AT SAVANNAH.

News from Savannah to the gath, states
that tho people. are suffering all kinds Of
prfvations, even the sick. have only bacon
and corn bread for nourishment.
All who are able are at work on the
Notifications.
The DISSERTATIONS OF THE DARKEY REGIMENT
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ttention Discharged Soldiers.

VTYH are now collecting Bounty Money Ior ALI.
w discharged soldierk Call e onee.s Or 6ddress
TAYLOR, R0LLYE0N s co.
Authorized Claim Agents,
mArn 90 Main street, over Yanoea Iron Store.
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Por. OF New York, January rs, 1868

ALsANAc YoR YsRx-1Hrs DAT.
Sun RlsKs............ ~ MOON - eve =
Sun SxTS w HI0n wAISs..' eve o .
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u
CoAsI SuHyEv OFFICE Dec 81 1862
Bontellc Assistant Coast Suryey rcrorfs having
November2j in tho steamer Bbb passed shoal viii
but fourteen feet water upon ~ bearing by ;, iron
Care Lockout Lighthouse aud distant from II 100, miles
4 u BACilE. Supt Coast Survey.
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81 AkRiVEn
s,eamrisae coiaodo, John Goidsborough, Fortress
ann liz wns Dec u. Win radse and q PASSENGERS
Lawrence Co. Has experienced rough Gather
very badly iii inst lat IS %, ion so. spoke Br ship Che
Sh Teonderoga siou ghton Vera Cruz Dec g. and sW
Pas z days in last e narSegS horse Cardiff
No. 49, with GOA. 70 master, No. o, A,.. .,,a. =.
Brig nsrves. Queen tEr, Of Bermpaa,. Hollis Na,ameaS
AM went ashore on the point Of Sanity HOOK aud was goI
OIL ih by the aid OF two s,ean,us hou sustaining ay
Bss llaysos enT 9tTsTp ISL Smith s. k g JAP
g q F.r n sa 81 ,Hoss coin S snK sasa hence
nsis Mary Miken Cof Philaaelphia) Norden. Matan.
ssir carrie x Pit,an %. Msr9lcheae1 Tarner. MART.
nique Dec 81 St Thomas Jan in ballast tor Buck
sehr Marves. Queen eRr,, Smith, CORVALLIS, Ms days
/ II okaona Is nastsj wheeler New ORLEANS. IS days
sbr KIch. Bonhoa, fensacla - days in baas TO
E asn Jan DOM a. 10 n Gq q y. q.
s ns ss 'sTss
sa Ls5,,s TTaacsA s = % hours
schr Benz Enrlish. hathaway warehan,, 5 days
sehr f fem ss Lsdd. Nerwch days.
Steamer VIM Clyde ~ $ transport, Laushu. Washing
Steamer Peire. Young. Providence.
Steamer Falcon, Jones. Providence
BELOW.
Bark Gazele from Trinidad.
Also ships, two tarks and two brigs, unknown.
SAILED.
l7th-Scars II Booth. Cur,cw. Jno Ross, Lady Emily,
Alice Coun,e Binns, Eugene Schrccvcr q House.
Sceptge Merlin ST Louis, Van Zandt Smith,
yaiea, Sparks, B Bianhail Russell Alexandria. A
Van Cicaf, l. Atkins, q Wright, J l. Snow, Zin.ara.
DaEl Brown, Lavnia. Rogers Clara, Anne Mead NJ A
White T. Bitmore, Corson.
Also En- pirc City Pocahontas Columbia ships
FB Cutting. Ladosa Lisbon. Magnus Ann Thompson,
Hazard Princeton Ceolina Belle of the Sea; baras Tahiti
Indus (Fr Highlander (Br), Port (Br) New Brunswick
Leno1 VIM Stewart Pride OF the Sea, Maria White. Sea-
Holbrook, Zingarela. Golden Murray: briggs Achilles
u,all Australia Duch Sarah Peters Cameo. Lucy Ann.
q 9eery, Janet kidston. Merritt Surprise. Calmuck,
Three sisters, Robt Move, Alice Maude.
lSih--T gunboa Iroquois, monitors Weehs KEN and
Nahan, (and anchored OF Sandy Iio0k)
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