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The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-09-23
Correspondence.
ORovILLE, Sept 20. Isl

OEoElLLE. sept u. 1901
EDITOR UNION REcoRD-Dsar sir: Hav-
ing Just made flying visit to Butte Creek
where We spent pleasant Might've propose
noting few items for the amusement IF not
the edifca;ion) Of your numerous patrons.
When ever l think of Butte Greek, | think of
brush fences and ground squirrels, but | am
abou. to be persuaded that these things will
shortly cease to be. Such crops Of grain and
hay as have been harvested in this section are
seldom seen any place-in fact the farmers are
not done threshiug yet, although from three to
FIVE machines have been running all the while
since the middle of June. The good citizens
Of this section inform me that the brush fences
shall be consumed like unto Elijah sacrifice,
and board cabins give place TO respectable
frame buildings This reminds me that our old
bachelor friend. Peter Jones, one of the best
men 10 the world, is now erecting a fine. CON-
modious frame building on bis Ranch, where
no doubt be intends TO introduce some young
so-and when We accused him be did not deny
it. When this object is completed We pre-
diet valuable accession to society in those
parts
r. W. Durham. Esq, continues as usual,
going ahead. Out OF a misunderstanding
place he has made the rose to blossom; rails
ing hay aud grain sufficient to supply whole
community, aud fruit beyond competition.
While speaking of bis rapch | am reminded
of the large melons saw in his garden. Yes,
melons that are melons, weighing from forty
to Fifty pounds Apples and pears, too, so
large that the tender branches are not sufficient
" strong to bear them up. Peaches yet at
this date in profuse abundance, and of the
most luxuriant growth. ADIos.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-09-23

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE-The MarysviIle Ex-
press OF September 22d, says: Our community
were somewhat started about l o'clock yester-
day afternoon, as the intelligence spread thro'
the streets that Mr.. Thomas Depew, well
known liquor dealer proprietor of saloon
under our Office, had shot himself Mr.. Depew
had repaired to a small room in the rear of the
saloon. the barkeeper was standing in the front
door. He shot himself 10 the head, By means
OF small French four shot pistol, the ball
entering above the root of the nose, taking an
oblique direction and probably lodged Oh the
sphenodal bone which constitutes the basis OF
the skull. DR.. Lasvignes was called in and
dressed the wounds, when the unfortunate man
was conveyed to his residence The Doctor
found that any attempt to extract the ball
would prove injurious. and therefore he stop
ped hemorrhage, which was great, proving that
the ball had opened some of the sinews Of the
base of the skull. 1t is thought the wounded
man will recover. Mr.. Depew had been in
bad health for some time, and depressed in
spirits, and it is thought his mind was affected
at the time be committed the act. He has
long been known as an honorable aud upright
man, and We sincerely trust be will speedily
recover from his injuries.
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San Francisco Markets.

SAN FRASCIsco, Sept. 81, 1865.
Flour rules very 6rm-S6 250S6 so ex-
ira. Some of the local millers demand Sc 10
for best brands and S. 1896 per Dbl for
super6ne, in hf and or SKIS. Wheat market
unchunged-Saes 1000 SKIS No. l lots, 81 90
GSl 921s; and6l2 SKIS 81 80 per 100 TBS.
Barey-market frmer, sales $500 SKIS, SlC9
SlO5per 100 pounds for fair feed to prime
brewing. Oats-l $50 SKIS good sold at 81 As
(dSl 80 per 100 pounds. Hay-Small cargo
brought Sl4 ton.
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DIED.

At Bangor, September 18th, JEKRY I. ROBINS,
aged 81 years.
At Dayton Butte county, Csitor MIA, on the 18th
of Sept lS65. Isaac Coon, aged IS years
The sabject of this notice was born in Ross Co.
0hio-emigrated TO Coles county. Illinois. when
about twenty years of age where he resided until
the year 1850 when he came TO this State and set
tied On Little Butte Creek, near Dayton, where he
remained till bis death. Uncle Isaac" as he was
Familiarity known, was an honest upright man, in
fact be possessed those excellent qualities which
characterize good citizen-ohariiable toward his
enemies, and never deceived friend. He leaves
and many friends to mourn his loss. May he rest
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-09-23

THANKS.-We return our thauk$No Levi
Thomas. of Cherokee Ravine for valuable
and luscious box Of grapes raised from his
vineyard These vines are but three years old
and are bearing as fine grapes as can be found
IN the county Butte, throughout her entire
land will produce the best OF fruits and vine
yards.
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Amount levied. 1921 76 cash paid. S2l4
Al; amount due, S23 %.
Number OF visits by Trustees, Is County
Superintendent, /; other persons, SO.
School was kept seven months, with an
average Of forty-hve scholars per month.
WM. DUNSTONE,
Clerk Wyandotte District.
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BEE TREE.-A bee tree was found 10 the
limb Of large old oak tree, GEAR the old
Hamilton House" on Monday last, by John
Heath. By means of ladder the limb was
reached and severed. Over one hundred
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-09-23

II OCULAR TRAINS LEAVE MARYSyILLE
N for Oroville daily-eonnecting at Orovile
with Stages of the California Stage Company for
Shasta and the Northern Mines.
Leaving Marysville Sunday excepted) at a
NJ and 8 Pm.
Leaving OroviIle Sunday excepted) at 8 A. NJ
and P. n.
Sundays-Leave Marysville at Pm. Leave
Oroyil!e at m.
Freight reaching Marysville by steamboat, con
signed 10 care of Railroad will be received on
the cars at the Steamboat Landing, and forwarded
to Oroville without cost for forwarding commission
or drayage. - -,
At Oroville, merchandise for "up country will
be stored in the Railrpad Depot, and delivered to
order of owners free on charge.
ANDREW T. BINCET, Supt.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-09-23

WYASDorIE SCHOOL DIsTRICT.-School
year from Sept lst, 1864, to August 3lst,
1865, inclusive Amount 10 treasury on Sep
1877 =, g.uo-
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-09-23

AMONG the special pardOus recently granted
By the President was one to Cave Johnston,
of Tennessee formerly a member of the O..
S. House of Representatives,. aud ex-Post-
master General
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-09-23

JEWISH NEw IEAR.-Tbe Jewish New
Year was inaugurated on the evening OF the
Goth Of September, and ended on the evening
of the 22d. They held their religious service
in the public school house, where the orthodox
portion of the creed congregated. The next
eight days, in an orthodox sense, are days for
prayer preparatory to the day of atonement,
which will take place next Thursday evening
and last till Friday night. That day will be
observed as fast dav
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-09-23

FoR the past few weeks our town has been
unloading and loading from and to all diree-
tious. Many farmers are storing large crops
of barley for the market, aud many private
spectators are investing from two to FIVE
thousand dollars 10 the article-this, with the
large quantities purchased by the merchants.
keep up an unusually brisk trade At no
time has the trade in this particular article
been so extensive as the present season.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-09-23

The mp-Meeting commenced on yester
day in the Shaffer precinct, in Hamilton tp.
We understand extensive preparations are
made Tor members and visitors. 1t will be
largely attended on tomorrow.
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ARRlvEp.-Hon. F. NJ Smith arrived from
the Atlantic States on Saturday last He
is hale and hearty, and speaks in fattering
terms of the prosperity of the old States.
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WHERE TO EAr.-Those who visit Orovile
would like to be aware of the best eating
house in the city For their benefit we say
go TO the Golden Gate Restaurant on Mont
gomery street. The best the market affords
will there be abundantly supplied
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-09-23

ATTENTION, Co. A.-Attend your special
drill this evening, and on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings of next week All
members who expect to participate in the
target excursion, on the 2Sth instant, must be
at the Armory on next Wednesday evening
By order. H. B, HUNT Capt.
Fl. f. QowSEg O. s
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MARRIED..

At St Nicholas Hotel, Sept Is. by 5. Wv.
Coughey-J MI. J. Fry TO Miss Nancy Moore,
all Of this county.
At Union Hotel, Sept. 90 by 5. ". ". Coughey.
J. P. Austin B. Satierlee 10 Mrs. Susan johnson
both OF Butte.
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BIRTH.

At Conoow Valley. Sept. Is 1865, the wife OF R.
W Smith of a Daughter.
In Forbestown, Sept. 20 1855. the wife OF c. G
Brooks OF Enterprise Of a Son.
At 0royille Monday Sept. II. 1855. the wife OF
P. Maurer OF a Daughter.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-09-23

The MAns.-From Oroville TO Lincoln the
regular daily mail is resumed as usual North
of this place, on the Oregon route they are
entirely cut off. As yet We know not how
long this outrage will be pracised upon the
taxpayers, to the support of the Government,
which includes Northern California and Ore
gon. If the Postmaster General is Incapable
of discbargng bis duties be should resign, and
if so ignorant of the wants Of the people Of this
coast be should give the responsibility of regu-
lating our mail affairs luto the hands of Postal
Agent, Gaskill. ard our word, it viii be
promptly attended to-
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-09-23

CosRrcrroS.-1n publishing the County
Assessors Report, in last weeks issue. an er-
ror escaped notice il the amount of total tax.
The following is correct
Total value Of Real Estate 81 207.70S
Personal Property ,35S,9l6
Total Assessment .......S2 566. 694
Total Tax S., 265 81
TARGET SHoorING.-A grand target excur-
sion will come of on Thursday 2Sth inst, at
Wallace's Ranch, 1 miles from 0rovie. -Four
companies will contest for Marysville
Rifles and Guards, Orovile and Bangor
Guards. The lady shoo,ists of 0roville will
contest for fifteen prizes purchased by the
citizens of Oroville.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-09-23

LEAVING CoNcow-We are Informed that
all the families residing in Concow Valley.
with one exception, intend moving away in
consequence of the late Indian raid ia that
place
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-09-23

. NorIcE.- Hereafter all mining and transient adj
rtisements must be accompanied with the cash to
receive attention.
Advertisements TO secure publication. should be
sent in by Friday morning, at 5 o'clock.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-09-23

Horse AND WATCH SroLES.-Ou Thursday
night last, an iron gray horse and gold watch
were stolen from the Livery stable of Frank
Moultner Several days ago a stranger soil
cited and obtained employment in the stable,
and in the night, as above stated, sad He'd the
horse aud took the watch from under pillow
on which an employee was sleeping. Officers
are 10 search of the thief
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-09-23

PoRK.-For two or three months past
there has been a great scarcity of pork
chops" 10 our markets.
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SHIPPING NEW S.
Port or Now York, January 40, 1895.

~ CLEARED - -
eteamshir Blackstone. Berry, Hilton Head
Ship Johu Bunyan Carver, savsnnalC Wright Co.
Bark Luzon tRr, Pobinson, bombay DEM s0uo Go.
barx Sammander tDan Detlefsen batAvia-sunge, Bur-
Barr Dastra CBr,, Mitchell, Londor,-J w glwen Co.
Rark Chiffon tIr), Flynn: Havana--3gett Son 4 CO. a
Brfe petrcl 3rl Grow, Mayaguez- McCoi 4 Firth.
Schr Mary jones tBr, Swain, Kingston, JaBret. Son
schr Magnolia tir,, Lockhart, Halifss-p Dewcn
Schr Chiloe Wood Port Royal--w II smith. E
.@.e tt ts4sat ILL., ARIIVED. sa H.as 8a~aI
@ h ana G Soass
's sssamahp vrsaia Dr. Lewis Liverpool Jan
town 18th with md.e s.pd sea passengers 70 Williams
0qion. Had heavy eaas, g1 Ma. 4. - -,-5, N !,
Sept ~ Cape Of Good Hope Nov with 70 order Had
heavy weather on the aad his been a days Of Cape
with cotton, to Maeel Main. Has boon IL days Of Hat.
teras, with heavy NV wrds,
Bark sta tBr BrooKsn, Glaze Bay 20 days. with coal
to Bradshaw
Bark FeefNirg for Rrookhasen, DDy.s Pensacola, 10
days. in ballast Van pruni& Slaeht inst, lat 2i lon
s9lo spoke brig Emma Dean hesee for Matmoros a.
schr r q Lawrence, lBrl, Beskles Georgetown PEI 20
Sahr Lilly Fr,ncis, ror Royal days. Gene % Off Guar
antro Sunday with ,tb anchors ahead when tina ice
Jersey City. without serious dsmsge
Sehr Morgan q mast Dayie. Newborn, days.
scIir Msry Banks, Cole Norfok. r
Schr Rio tifande Cowle-. Virginia. IL esf#f*
schr Il King. Smith, Ba!, more for Vienna. sst e-s
Schr Z Lee, Soriers, Grent Egg 1Iarbor.
Nsa SAILED h#
Steamers Corsica. ii N ellis, Fletcher: bark Marlin
Brett; brigs Johnson fringe AsG,t rsnra Bell Nary
Sea Nynph p $ Dneue Darr,t D Foster, Chloe A 81
Leonsrd. A Townsend . .s~
Wind at sunset NV, light. H.
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Police Intelligence.


Patrick Higgins residing AT No. Carlisle street, yester
day caused tho arrest by officer Horbct, OF tho Fourth
precinct Of Join Mclaughlin thirty years Of age,
on charge OF robbery Higgins that on the nigh,
OF tho 18th int he entered house IN Water street,
when Mclaughlin and three others surrounded him,
struck aud knocked him down, after which, by force and
violence they rined his pockets Of gold watch and
cbaia worth five hundred dollars and forty dollars IN
Treasury rotes Higgins positively Identifies tho prisoner
Of the engaged Ia TIC robbery, and Justice
Bowling committed him 10 the Toinbs for trial. His
sccompccs are yet at largo None Of the stolen pro.
perty was recovered
AN ARMY OFFICER ROBBED ny PROGRESSED FRIEND.
Nj Augustus ". Lyon, lieutenant In ore Of the Yer
mont regiments, having been In the city for few
days, made the acquaintance Of q man calling him
self Allan HuG pretending 10 be discharged soldier
whey imblbed freely on SUNDAY and al hight took
lodgings At n Greene street. During the night u 10
charged Hun stcathily entered Lieutenant Lyons room,
and taking his paus from under the pillow OF the bed
carried thom ny stairs and distracted hundred and
twenty dollars from tho pockets HUI was arrested yes
tcrday by the Eighth precinct police and Justice Bowling
committed him 70 the Tornbs for trial Several female
inmates Of the house In Greene street were taken to
cou but they proessed entire ignorance Of tho larceny
small portion VI ths stolen money was rccoyersd.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

MONDAY, Jan COG r. III.
The stock market was somewhat bgoyant the street
this morning. previous iho meeting or the board and
there brisk demand for Erie difference OF ANA
~ per eri between cash and seller three days Sales
made for cash high 9ix, and seller three at %
AT the board however, Erie pressed heavily for SALE
than dften thousand Shares having changed hands
on the call 80 forcing decline, with which the whole
market sympathized the course OF gold meanwhile as
sistngiL The Closing Quotations showed the following
yaia ions from those of the first board
Saturday Ere declined ga New York Central
az, Hudson River IA, Reading IL, Michigan
Southern *, Illinois Central l, Cleveland and
Ptshurg 70 Northwestern I. Rock Island Y, Prairie du
Chen a. Fort Wayne !, hAriposa q, Ohio and Missis-
sppi ccrtilca.es y Michigan Central was steady. ~g
Government securilie. were dull and steady.
At the open board O'Clock the market recovered
FROM The depression under which labored the first
board, and IA speculative feeling IN favor OF rise
vved, Fis closed at Tx. Hudson River 1857, Michi
gan Central III, Rock isand sS, Cleveland and Pitts
burg so .1eMt~fN# Il.
Al the second regular board the improvement con-
tinued enc compared vita tic closing sales OF tbs
morning New York Ceatral advanced 4, Erie Hudson
River Q Michigan Central T. Michigan Scnthern 70, Hi
nos G ural Y, Cleveland rpd PusbGrs ~, Northwest
ern ", Rock Island u, Fort Wayne ", Alarposi l.
Co, ernrn nj securities duh aud without change
Al the open board half past three the MARKET
fraction stronger portion OF the Hist and s,esiy
The remainder Eric closed 1875. Hudson River 1879,
Northwestern s35s Michigan southern C5H, hariposa
Tx.
The gold market has been active and irregular accord
ing 10 the indications OF Saturday anal closed heavy
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Mysterious Poisoning OF Two Families.
SEVEN PERSONS At THE POINT or DEATH-oEK

Mysterfous Poisoning OF Two Families.
SEVEN PERSONS AT THE POINT or DEATH-okI
DEAD, ETC.
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Gamble received informa
tioa that families residing at No 464 Washington
street. had been poisoned In unexplained and mys
terious manner aud that child had dad The Coro-
ncr With his deputy, DR. shaw, accordingly repaired TO
the place. and mailing inquiries learned that Margaret
Grady, her daughter Bridget and Ellen Pow rs, also
q member Of the family, living tho frrt floor Of the
named promises had been taken sick about three
o'clock In the morning; they had pains IN the
head and stomach aud vomied freely Mrs Ann Mcsri-
SON. who lived the floor above, called 10 render
assistance 70 the sueors and after doing what was In
her power returned 10 her An hour two later
exhibited N the case Of MIS-. Grady. Subsequent
" tho three children Of Mrs norr'yno--Mary,
Sarah and Mara-aged respectively four six
and thrtesn years. seized with ups In the sto
mach, and when Mr. Morrison returned 70 HI, breakfast
Che having gone cut before his vile was -, en i he
found his wife and children stretched n dsor In q
helpless condition and suffering Intense pain. r' Haze
lett Norton and others called hut unable 70 tell
what had suddenly sickcned the patients but in their
opinion they had swallowed poison Of description
Grady, her daughter and Mics Powers grew somewhat
better but mp Last they were not considered
OF dangv The child, Mary Morrison grew rapidly worse,
and died early In the DAY. Her sisters Sarah and Maria
wore IN critica conduon las. evening, and u was
thought almost impossible for them 70 recover Mrs.
Morrison somewhat better and there hopes that
her life mny bs saved Both families dis ained having
eaten anything unusual and the poison ng is matter ~
yet involved 10 mystery not only 70 the physicians IN
attendance, hut 10 all concerned Deputy Coroner Shaw
win make rod morton examination OF the body VI the
deceased child to- day, when the mystery which sur
rounds the case may be dispsllcd
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


DRurT-KsARSY. New Orleans, on Thursday, Jan
uary 10, by the Rev. j., PcrciyA, CHARLs BRuFY 10
KAE, eldest daughter Of Alfrd Kearny, Esq.
Observation-Disclosures oxsacke, on Thursday, Janu'
airy IL, BY the Rev. Hastings Mr. Rosgsr H. hoRrcRD
10 FANNIE d. ADAMS, all OF Cocxsackie n Y. 4.
PARRsn-DuRyEA.-On Sunday, January 20, ut Brook.
lyn E. D., by the Rev. William H. Johnson Mr. IA iiEi
PAsrIs OF New York CITY, to Mss AiMaA y. DuIYEA,
formerly OF Flushing l. No cards 4
S.ArcaTr->rASKY.--In Hoboken, on Sunday, January
90 by the Rev. Alfred Harris ToA SrssE SHApcorr for
merry Of England 10 Miss TLLIx NJ STAxEY, Of Hoboken,
N ~ No cards Il
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rota s1se 6o2 ESQ ls 174 slc COO lpl I4s SIC 2ao
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY Jan 30-e p. n.
ASHES Tho market continued dull and prices were
wholly nominal
BaYADeruFgs Receipts lies bbls -four 800 bbs and
zoos bags corn meal $50 bushels corn 49, 1868 do oats
800 do rye. Under the downward turn Of gold the
-four make. was much depressed to day, and de-.
cline OF l0c l5c established with considerable irrc
gulary OF prices There great pressure to sell
however, in view OF the light receipts and present
small production by local raIcrs nor was there any
eaaerness to purchase owing to the doubt and
tainty which hang the future Of commercial Affairs
generally The sales were 500 bills State and Western
coo Southern, and $50 Canadian Rye -four was inactive
and noinay unchanged OF corr meal we notice sales
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attend the funeral from No 80 Hasey street. Newark
j. this ruosday) morning. ut halfpast eleven o'clock
Trains leave by New Jersey Railroad foot of Colandt
street, at nine, ten and eleven A. d.
wEar S--On Monday, December ~ 1884, on board the
Pacihc Mail steamship Constitution, RaBERr JAMES wn
ToS OF this city, son OF the late Robert Weston Of Eng
land. H -
WHrE.-HDvRr wurE aged 2s year, M
HIS remains will be taken the Everrrcens for inter
ment
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The wheat market was inactive No sales transprcd,
in order to realize % concession of &c &c. from
sellers would have been 7sary. Rye was kewe in
active The market nued very dull, and prices
favored the buyers Sales 0c0 bushels nj 81 s5 for
Western mixed, ard 81 10 Il 70 for Jersey yellow.
0a:s we're good demand, In part Tor future delivery,
and tie market well sustained. Sales Of $1,000
bushels at 81 DC 81 0eN, With reported sales NJ 81 o.
Barley aud barley malt were inactive, and prices were
wholly nominal.
Corr v--Thc slight decline in gold, combined with
an cra receipts from Savannah, nnsett'ed tn market
somewhat aid what little business done was on the
basis Of decline OF 3c 4c, with sales Of zoo bales at
h tnf,
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HAssAg AID HAvASA,ste emship Ccr.ics-Iienry Fsnc
DR. aud Mrs l. Weber N u Mics S.uaaeIs. N Y.3 Id
wards rifith, Mo- McDolald II Clich, Mo- James
flood Boyle Mr. Bremen. Mr. Kelly, England; CHARTS
Bishop II nubron, Liverpool Bradley, Mm Goodrich
New Haven; Mr. and Mrs Geo EneaS and child W john
Lawless, Montreal; WIN Seymore, y uotchkiss, Geow
Mad New Hsven j Borlen. A Pell. Y; Miss Mcisll
Chas Newbune Hy HOLE Rob. Hole George wili Charles
Wilson Fisher Ceas Norton Castell. sifs J Riley.
Mrs Purcell and slster Kate Ana hsponsid Mary
Munnny Mary Brsderick Mary Mckenzie G Pie Thos 4
Bushen, Rev fhos Brown. W Lockhart Specie, $ib78J
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or; schrs Adridgs Cullen Philadelphia via N EdLSo
land sid, Quckssp Avery, NLondon tand sd); vsnse
schrs Cowperthwste wilbert; D CLIFFORD, Hewitt; " b
apd j Williams, Curh do.
PHILADELPHA, IAN B-Arr steamship Knight
the Tons wanda from LsrpoeL CID .,esmshlp Saxon. Nat
Thos Jssrsoa Phinps Falmouth ia; Idaho. wescot and
Lake Collins Boston =
and Ia schs comprise the feet At the Bres kwater bu
inshos prevents any communication win them Wind W.
PROyINCETowN, Jan sp-Ar bark Ann Walsh, Liver
pool via Bermuda for ROston. II "a. ..N
PROVIDENCE. Jan 38--Arr senmess 0aiafsA Jones' ana
Pelican Fish Nyotk; sctr ISIS Hafdng Ehzase,tpost
.oc. Martin, DO; smitk futile. ronns NY W..
RoCSLAND.. jan 2i--Arr bark WILLIAMS, rery' Dsx
Isle for Washingtor: e5sh srhr Otis carle, Nfork
SAN FRANCISCO Jan 28-Ar ships Cremorne CGses,
End "a I'd crocks,t, Bursess NYork Imperial Hu'eains
SAVANNAH, Jsn ss-Arr steamship suwo Nadn, Jayne.
Hai,inor Below, stesm ship Oriental.
WELLFLEET, Jan VI schr p Chase, c0 days from
Prince Edward Island for NYork with loss Of sails, &C.