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Milwaukee as q Navy Depot.

The atlantic for June has well written
article on ''The Great Lakes; their Outlets
and Deftnces," by Samuel G. Clarke, strong.
ly recommending the maintenance Of a
of naval force for the defence of our lakes
and enlargement of the canals connecting
the lake shore cities with the seaports. Here
is what it says of Milwaukee as the place
for Naval Depot:
"If as is prob ,ble, naval station and de.
pot should be thought necessary on the
Upper Lakes, the city of Milwaukee has
strong claims to be chosen for its site
There is the best and safest harbor on Lake
Michigan, SO situated as to be easily defen.
ded, in the midst OF a heavily timbered
country, accessible to the iron and copper
of Lake Superior and the coal of Illinois.
Milwaukee enjoys one of the cheapest
markets for food, together with very
healthy climate. Finally, she is connected
by rail with the gre Western centres OF
population, so that all the necessary troops
for her defence could be gathered about her
at twenty-four hours notice"
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Hon. G. A. DANA resigns the office OF
A ssislant Secretary of War to return to his
profession of journalism. He assumes the
editoii al conduct Of new daily Republican
newspaper to be established in Chicago by
IA joint stock company, with $3.50 900 paid
up capital lie has all interest in the con
Germ, and handsome salary for editing the
paper. His ability and experience in jour
naIsm " i'll insure for the new enterprise a
brilliant success - Neao York Times.
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" ERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAK,
" NESS, ETC., cda be cured by one who has really
dcred himself and hundreds of othors, and will tell
YOU nothing but the truth. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD H TRhVER,
1y13 Lock Box, Boston. Mass
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WHHsKE Rs! wExl.KEws.

DO you want hiskers or MohstachesP Our 9I eciat
compound Will force them To grow the smUothes
lace or chm. or hair on bald heads Six Weeks.-
Price $1.UO. S-nt by mali any where, closely sealed
on receipt OF price ly4l
Address wAhNkR Co., Box 1888, Brooklyn N Y.
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CAMP Oh THE SD RECT WIS. INIT Vols |
NEAR MONTGOMERY, ALA, May &, 50 J


CAMP OF THE SD Rect Wis INIT Vols I
NEAR MONTGOMERY, ALA, May &, IS J
The commissioned officers of tae 33d,
Regiment Wis, Vol. Unfit, having met at
the Headquarters of the regiment for
the purpose Of giving expression to the feel
ings Of deep regret occasioned by the loss
of our late friend and brother officer Capt.
CARLTON II. STETsoN. Co. SD Regt, Wis.
Vols, who was killed on the I'd, of April
65 while nobly performing his duty, at the
siege of Spanish Fort Ala. Lieut.. Col. VIR-
GIN, was called to the Chair.
The Chairman appointed the following
committee to draft appropriate resolutions
relative to the death of said CARLTON e.
STETsoN, viz
A. Fl. FIToH, Capt. Co D.
j. Ii. STICKEL, LIST 1t. Go. I.
A. d. Goodrich, LIST 1t. Co. K.
| The Committee respectfully submitted the
following report which was accepted and
unanimously adopted -
WHEREAS, 1t pleased Almighty God to
remove from among US by the hand of death
our friend and brother Capt. CARLTON G.
SrETsoN, Therefore
| ReS0Lved, That while we bow in resignation
I to the inscrutable decree Of an All Wise
Providence, we do sincerely mourn the loss
| of our friend, as one which cannot be re-
paired.
! ReSolUed, That in his death our country
has lost faithful and gallant soldier. One
who never shrank from the performance of
any duty however perilous Or irksome our
regiment one of it's most efficient officers,
and We companion whose genial humor
and enlivening conversation has often re
lieved the tedIure of the camp, aud cheered
and delighted us OH many weary and
| toisone march.
ReSotved, That while we mourn his IN
timely end, it Is with a glow Of honest pride
and admiration that we point to his conduct
upon the occasion of his death, as an exam
pie of herosm rarely equa!led, and never
excelled, and one which should entitIe his
name to be placed among the foremost on
the scroll OF honor, as that of a Martyr
/ hero, dying nobly at his post.
ReSoL0ed, That We tender to the family
of our deceased brother our heart felt svnl
patty in their sad bereavement, commend
| ing them to the tender mercies of the Wild
ows and Orphans God, with the earnest
hope, that in his Infinite goodness and com
passion He will soften the severity of the
blow thus suddenly fallen upon them.
ResoLoed, That a copy of these resolutions
be forwarded to the family of deceased, end
a second copy to the Editor of the Kenosha
Telegraph, with request for its publ
cation II. ii. VIRGIN, 1t Col.
Chairman.
Dan. E. SHEA, SecY.
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% CROOK, is prepared to

M~ c,ntfnct tor aud no al kinds "i Mas n :
W plain aud onamenial p'asf r'g executed ia me ~,
,.i d..,n. style 81 this ART He has variety OF
,e.uttfl Genre pieces Nn.itio. Brackets aud Con-
80 Of all re- designs, and m"dhpg dohe tor the
an r ard inter de rttion OF buildings VIM -
ns,,birp kalsomiuing, and wall STAIN done IN
,n,..rinr style. have new and excelen' prrphrA-
an for whitening walls Hydrsnii; Roma"
sn,e,,s ~ d p asfer OF Paris, always or hand
~ oz'h tsf5 6m51
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The citizens of Madison have sub
scribed about $1,000 towards defraying the
expenses Of the Fourth of July celebration.
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The Bridal Chamber, Essay of Warning
aud Instruction for Young Men published by the
toward Assoc atton aud seat free OF charge in seated
envelopes. Address DR.. j. SkILLIN HOUGhTON
Howard ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa. 1J37
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ADMINISTRATORS sag

II the matter of the estate of John OrviS deceased
NOTICE Is htrebv given that by virtue and in
OF an order o. license made in said matter on ,bs x +
I Nay A. D. 1900 by the county Court county ths ~
dersIgnsi administrator of the rvJs 3D..
Cd Will on The 90 day Of July 1856 two oeoeE IN
the afternoon of that day, the premises
serbed, situate in the Town of S5iem in said
kenoshe. offer for sale at public e~due The
scr bed lands TO Wa Lots tire 81 and fonr "a ~ ~
town VI salem Kenosha county Wisconsin being in H. ~
east quarter Of section twenty-ie 9gI
containing iO2 69-lOO acres Herms of saa VII ~
kno An AZ the time and place IF sa e. 4h NC "aat
DARED June 0, 1900. CHARLES ORVIS
7"i Administrator If said Estate
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I'm

Suffering from airy of the various forms of chronic
diseases can consult Prof GATCHELL, a the Cure
He will, when neces airy, visit such cases.
His practice extends to the 1ohole list OF Chronic
Diseases. including especially, as the more common
affections, those of lungs, liver stomach and the
arrangements peculiar to the female system in whcf
latter cases, his experience has been very extensive
Kenosha, May 4th, 1865 8m4s
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Editor o, IetegrdPh:-DEAR sIR:-Wnh your per
mission wish say the readers OF your per
will send, by return mali, to all who wish ii eel
Recipe, with fu directions for making and using a sim
pie Vegetable Balm, that w eGectuaiy remove in ten
days, PImpes Botches, Iau, Fr,ck es and ALI Inpu.
riies OF the SKIN, eavng the same soit Gear. IN
and beautiful.
will also mail free TO those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, simple eGtious sou hat will
enable them to start fun growth OF ant Hair
hiskers, a Moustache, IN less thi, ty DAYS
All aprlica ions answered by return ma ii whthout
charge. Respectfully you S,
ThoS. y. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
3m4l sSl trnoowny
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There is family visiting at Markesan
in this State, consisting of man,. his wife
and four children, whose united weight is
1879 pounds. A large family.
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Eg- The country has been divided into
four grand military divisions-the Atlantic
Division, extending from Maine to Cape
Sable, on the Florida coast to be comman-
dcd by General George G. Meade; the Yves
tern, comprising Alabama, Mississippi,
Tennessee, Kentucky, etc, to be commau
ded by General Sherman, with headquarters
at Cincinnati and Louisville; the Trans
Mississippi, commanded by General Sheri
dan, headquarters at New Orleans and Ba,
ton Ronge; and the Pacific. commanded 10y
by tieneral, Halleck, headquarters at San
J Francisco.
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PROPOSALS Wanted.

W itterr proposals tOr boarding, nursing anc cloth
mo ~ Ma.y ReAtdo . an Insabe person, FOR one year
rom I'M. Il 81 day 81 Juy next ave solicnd MA
v,,I he c..tved III June 3Oth, 1865 Bids may he
an DE- ,x.,us Of he ,:oIfiiug We the right
-, i.s,n bid. deemed excessively high. \ bond
VIII be r,au rd tor the IA THU d-cha'ge OF the con.
tract The .expences III be paid monthly IN cash u
Cal I'd for
KEEo.HA. May 30. 1865.
J. v. oUARLE' County Agent
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receipt of "Ihe Cacaita Messenger small
monthly paper, published by the Protestant
Episcopal Mission, at CavaIla, Liberia, Arr
Ca The last number received is for April
The African matters it contains are really
interesting. We cut the following items
from the April number
"A weird with eur Readers.
There are many, no doubt, who are ex-
pccting to see our little paper in its new
dress this month, and as We not only fail III
this respect but also III making up supple
ment we feel i'll duty bound to say a word
in explanation
Hearing that the Barque Greyhound,
which arrived at Cape Pallnas last month.
had brought out our new type, we delayed
the setting Of the paper in the hope of being
able to present it to our readers as desired,
but the kroomen refused to carry them
Twice some men were started aud returned;
SO the boxes had to be opened and the type
put in smaller parcels. Some being sent in
little keg it had to be submitted for ex.
animation TO the people Of Grayway, who
being. enemies OF this people, declared it to
be ammunition and SO were not willing to
let it pass, until they were convinced by
seeing for themselves. The last of the type
was received to day just as our first form
was being made ready for the press
We do not expect our readers to under
stand the m0das 0perGnM of these natives
because it must be seen in order to be known
but We trust they will synipathize without
fully knowing, aud extend to us their won't
ed charity, and wait patiently remembering
that patience is virtue"
The Weather nbouI Cape PaImns has
been unusual for March There have been
frequent tornadoes and sometimes hard
rains Indeed during the whole of what is
called the Dry Season, there has been suffi-
Gent rain for gardening purposes.
TnE BARK GREYHOUND, Capt j. B. Yates,
arrived at Cape Palmas on the 10th of
March, bringing timely supplies for the
Mission.
The Greyhound had on board Rev. Mr..
Clark, wife aud two children, for Corisco
Mission; and Mr.. and Mrs. Rice, of the Luth-
eran Mission on the st. Pauls River who go
to the United States for the restoration of
health.
Miss. MARaARETTA SooTT, of Christ
Church Detroit, came out in the GREYHOUND
to our Mission, having been lately appoint
ed Teacher for the same by the Foreign
Committee of the Prot, Epis Church in the
United States, she brings youth and health,
yet experience as teacher. May ste be
graciously spared and become abuudantly
useful.
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RROKE into the inclosu,a .

the subscriber on stouf ~. OH =.
OF May, one LIGHT RED YE 'RLING BULL w.tb -.
pay charges ana take the same away
4"l HOLT
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xANOs1aA FEMALR SEMINARY

The subscribers to the Ke7osha Fema Seminary
fund, are hereby notified that second nstalment OF
twenty-five per cent, the amount of their sub
scriptioLs, called for ana to be paid 40 the
Treasurer, R B Fowsiee Esq, on before the goth
day of June. inst.
By order of the Board of Trustees
II. b. HINSDALE, Sec pro. tenn
Kenosha, June &, 1865 Owl
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e. & BRO WV

In Probate pnOslla County Court
In the matter of the Estate of Michael Murphy de-
ceased
6hN reading and fling The petition of Dennis Muir.
~ ply ofkrighton in Kenosha county and state OF
Wisconsin and taking due rOhs Of the representing
among other things that Nchae Murphy late Brighton
IN be county OF Kenosha and State aforesaid the 22d
day OF February 1861 died intes leaving goods
chattes and estate vi him this and that Petit
TONER the eldest of said deceased praying that
amns ration OF aid estate be granted him the
ner 1T is ordere that said petiti be heard
JGdge OF this Court Friday the Both day june
lSb5, at ten O'Clock the Proba ONCE IN the cit
and county of Kencsha.
And is further dered hat notice thereof be given
10 the heirs Of said deceased and all persons inter-
es ed in said e>Iste by publishing copy of this order
IL the Kenosha TelrgraPh," newspaper publ he'd
VI SAID city Tor three successive weeks prior to the
time of such hearing
Dated June 6, 1865. l. W. WEBSTER
OWL County Judge.
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How You Can Get a Prize.


Send Ie0snty. Fee Cents to u.s. ana soon as we
eceive it, will mail you Certificate howing
what you are entitled 10. If tie lr articles
please you, send back the Ceru hcate ard Ons Dot.
Tar aud we wan forws I'd you the article, matter
how ~ IL may be. II the ART cie not what you
wish, when you send the Ceitf :ate and dollar.
what other ar,lcle Of the same uey prefer and
We wi send it Il you more than Ce,t ;ate
Tor IS thirty; for $40, SKY; for SIS huhdred.
Agents wanted in the army and in every place.
We nave an immense stock OF goods to dispose Of,
~, esd large number OF agents. Our terms to
agen.s are very lrDeraI aud some, ever lady
agents are Ipzting from So to 500 day. We give
.g-n so per cent al certificates they cell, pro-
gded he remit not less thBn 81 for righ'.
Write your n&'"e ard address dtetinctly and say
Onky Gohuf as neNS5sdry
GaxARD ~ DEVAUGR SEQ,
Swl as w a iden Anue " y
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BACK AGAIN.-We see by last week IS
Racine JournaL that Chas. Clement, tine
former editor and proprietor, has e.pur
chased it of Mr. C. W. Fitch, who has pub
lshed it for the past two years. Mr.. Fitch
has made live, wide awake paper, and
if he had carried out his first promise of
of active loyalty to the Uuionit would have
been popular one. When he went in for
the Vallandigham. -Chicag n-Convention,
Peace Candidates last fall he lost the pres
tige of success. AS an editor Mr. Fitch has
many good points and the Racine public
will miss him.
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| THE HoME FAIR JOURNAL. The Printing
committee of the Wisconsin Home Fair have
commenced the publication of The HON,
Fair Journal. 1t will he filled with inter
esting matter i'll regard to the Home
Fair, and is worthy of the most liberal pat.
ronage.
The terms will be 81 for the term. Single
numbers 10 cents
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OFFICE OF THE KEN JSHA TELEGRAPH
Thursday, June s, 1865
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A Welcome Accession.

The Milwaukee Sentinel announces that
G. w. WILLARD, Esq, late editor of the
Montpelier Vt.) Freeman, has assumed
the editorial direction and control Of the
Sentinel
The Burlington Vt. Times in noticing
the departure of MIR. Willard for the west,
says;-
Hon. G. w. Willard, proprietor and editor
of the freeman, left Montpelier on Tues
day for visit and editorial experiment in
the West. Should the experiment prove
everyway satisfactory, it is said to be more
than probable that Mr.. w will remove to
Milwaukee, for a permanent residence. Mr..
Willard is an accomplished gentleman, and
III our opinion the abest and most forcible
writer for the press in the state. We an
derstand that the Milwaukee Sentinel
obtains the valuable services of Mr.. Will
lard.
Mr.. Willard will receive cordial vel
come from the fraternity of Wisconsin,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
BULLS Monday, March 2O.-Owing

BULLS HgAD.--M Monday, March 2O.-Owing
to the great food which has materially intcrred with
transportation on tho New York Central and Erie roads,
VIC had only 800 head of buocks In the sale pens this
morning and for these the brokers asked and obtained
rates equal to &C. n. advance upon rates quoted as
week ranging l5023c. y n, and few extras "a Genus;
the advance upon ordinary quality being stronger than
upon the best Indeed wholesale butchers find prices
estimated at 81 022c. p NJ net seller sinking ORAL Ior
steers that average sac cwt But al these paa
chases were made under protest, butchers ne
claring that they conld not and some OF them
wond not pay tho prices, ana wen, pone
without buying Dutchers say. and undoubtedly truly,
that their customers continually worry mem "
the price OF beef TO correspond with reduction Oh price
of nearly a other commodities, which they are unaDle
To do long drovers and spectators are IN compha
ton 20 keep up the price Of cattle on foot Doyers are
constantly asserting that the country is drained OF
sock-tha, there are disieryfed cattle, ana that
snypy canuot be had except at these res
and at any rate there will be famine III MAY thd
JuIe SO that il Is idle talk about putting down prices
now Then have to say let US lessen cohsuihptioh
Let US eat less beef and live more upon hsh' eggs.
butter sugar, bread, vegetables and irult, all OF
Which are falling. and beef should follow HnlI Lei ai
the customers Of butchers reierate this iac ana tbeh
they will continue to say 10 droyers as they Rave to-day
We will not pay the price" Their determination Is
shown in the fact that larger proportion of the STOCK
than usual remained unsoId at O'Clock and We nave
never seen trade drler nor Fewer butchers IN @
than now, at the same time OF day. Fortunately thcre
ere no cattle wanted BY Government to-day; rev
have been put in on the contract since last week
al s2 ~ n cwt live weight and others have gone To- the
butchers enough TO amount for the entered Since
last report the market hoo s. 80 as to leave ohy
so actually on eao today Others are expected TO-
morrow but it Is uncertain out me butchers anticipate
ull supply during the week and next market day ana
that prices will be easier than they are now. Inc
weather to day Is remarkably warm aud clear Local
cattle are played out. Workers are wanted. we hear
OF Is cars OF iiullocks detained West q Albany.
The Sheep market in lghty supplied. from the same
reason that las affected the Beef mark' and prices e-
yanocd. Sheep sold this morning IN ~xtl'st at iiV
Ale y H.. 1.-Two weight for those Of good fair qualIy'
and I2i a l3ic. for ordinary to fair.
The Hog market IL empty and Of course no prices to
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Marco TO-
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamer Martha Stevens Chance. baltimore, nm Dazel
Steamer Ilaat -nssck. Lorin. Philadelphia -
Bark Helen Augusta Orb Gray Fort al fiincs, H. Mnr
ray. u.
b.rt. Idaho Chapman, Aspnwsn, Panama Railroad Com
psry =, e.. q, ~
4 Co -
BIZ, Abbie p. Tsuno (BEl. MoLc~n ZAsa, Miller Hough
ten.
Brr Able Craig iPrl Sh.nts Maianrs., q. " Bulsy.
Bic L1alta filrb llAines, A.iansu, J. v Ward Co.
kCo.
Brs 4. A. Fsrnsworth tBrl, Crowsn. Ponce.
schr Dearborn tbr), HofsenAn, sanis Martha, NJ de
Pamsr.jo.
schr. = $. schif Ter. Lee, Wilmington.
schr. hmm, Anderson (Brl, oCsrty ST. Martins. ii. A.
Nti,b.s / Son.
sshr. J. :. Higgins Kemp. Han'onlond Ridge CTo~en L
Paine.
schL fnehon,r,.s Conley. Psrs, J. Bishop l. Co.
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Arrived.

Avr1tfu
steamship City .. Con- (Br Tbbi'.. Liverpool 1h inst
steamer Zodiac Buckley. Be.afor 50 hours md'e. and
s,..aer FALCON AIdrich, Baltimore. % hours mdse. =.
steamer star Of the Union (rew) Braise Phiadelphis, 20
hour. 10 naisr ehs 100 burden and 10 aded to
run between this port and New Orlsana
But TrD.D. Sleeper. Palermo Jan II. fruit, J. Ingram
Ps,s,d Gibraltar iah alt -
BAH New Yort Hooper. New Orleans, 10 days md'e Jas
ri Elir.be,h Jenkins (r). Besssr Antwerp a days,
Isrt Josie siehos. iof Baei.po Nichols. Palermo Jan
L. fruit, Il. p. Buck Co Passed Gibraltar 2th ult
bark Wilhelm Isnl Stake Genoa Jan. ]. la ballast, Ru
ger Bros. Passed Gibraltar 18th ut
Barb Jessie Campbell toi Weymouth " Co;'nian 10
medos days, and molases. 20 m.sts Lett banks
rrovs,ora and Sarah Hobart both for New York.
Brs APhea tiia) stsrgertah Ma,sm"ros, 70 dy' cotton
A. r. Oadrfroy.
Bns EIsmp.r lof 0la,sow Ewing Csrdsns, days sugar
and mo asses. NJ r. Greene X Curry.
Brg Aryo (Swed Lonesr-n, Stockholm 80 days and
pitch r. H. sIops Edge Has had heavy weather Of
the passage.
Big milne tof Bsrb.doe.l wrison. ssel, days, cotton
g. msst<r.
Big Victoria U,us (Br senor Pietou. 10 days. Goa. A.
Bradshaw.
sehr iri.n tof River Herbert, N 81 Mstin, Nassau n
p, sdsys, r. l. Ervius 4 Sons.
schr D.. j. Scott, Allen, Providence.
schr. Rsvense, Sandy, Phil.d-lphiA for Boston.
Schr. IVA Belle, Lee Philadelphia, coal
schr Abbie, Knilht, Phil.dslphis for Boston.
SER sarsh EhIsb-h, Kelly Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Jeru,hs, johnson, Crest Ess HaIbor wood.
BehT. Rainbow, Srniik Tsnger, oysters
eohr Augusta. 0-chell Newcastle, Del, for hocklsnd
eehr. Annie Borl.Dd Overton New Haven.
sehr Annie Collins -. New Haven.
wIND-At Sunset. g, light.
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FRENCH CLASSES IN..THE WoMAN's LIBRARY.
Pupils wishing to Join the French classes at the Wo'
mans Library for tie quarter ending the middle OF Nay
ne,t must apply Immediately at the desk Of the Library
room No 2. New York University Building. Terms
very low,
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The schooner Four Sisters hencs 10th inst for Msamoros
returned to port this morning having the l6h during gale
from H. with heavy Ia lat IS <6 lon. "a ~ Damaged
the rudds heed and bboom broke heel OF main
mast and spfang Alssk.
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PossenRerv Arrived.

In steamship City Of Corr from Lyerpool-M' McKeon
Mr. and Mr.. Ions, Capt Wright, Charles ssvers. ssmue
Al@yne. l.. Donald. - -
In brs Undine from si-al-Joso Amendalo I. II. Hail. r.
Person, Edward Pstrulio
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Men0rnudQ.

Our correspondent East Moches writes under date Of
10th ut that the brig ashore there to be tho
James Crosby Of Boston, from TEXAS for Boston with mshog
any. The Captain thinks there Ia no insurance.
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Spoken.

Steamship Au,,ra,ian. hence for verpoOii,h inst, Of
Crosby Light ,
stesmshp CITY ~ Bsmof hence for Liverpool9h inst
at 2: IS q m, l42 miles T. OF Sandy Hook.
Schr Amelia bound Std inst, lat n 10 Ion. II 80.
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BORT War6ens' Notice.


STATE op Nyw-YonK,
PoRr-WARpgss OyyIc., No. lo< Wal.st. :
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the act passed Apr H. 1887 entitled IAN
Act 10 Reorsni,s the arens Office OF tho Port OF New
Yob" an persons Interested In or having charge o the
subject matter OF such inquiry examination survey, that
tn. following vessels under examination by tho Port
ardons aud that the sud examinations will bs
sted within tea days next succeeding this notice
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