The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-10

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fine weather to Hateras, from thence days. with and
days with sugar to order; vessel to Miller Houghton.
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schr q Taylor, steelman, Virginia.
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Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH
Steamship wamsutta Fish, New Bedford for New York
sshr Simore' Rich, syria, Nc, for Eidsvile with
sehr AlssSana. Phillips. Rockland for New York. with
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mdse and passengers.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Zodiac, Chaplin. New York for Salem.
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schr franklin Nelson Wilcox, New York for New
sm SsT Mystic
,,schr Helen Boxter Langdon, New Brunswick for
Schr Helen jameson, New York for Providence
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ss%T Snss Joe, Isw;Gn Ss% Portland.
schr Phoebe Elizabeth Mapes PoushRscpsic for Provi
schr Charles Grainer, Harvey, Elizabethport for
schr Jonathan Gone, Bonrke Weehawken for Salem.
schr Emily Staples, Staples, Port johnson for Man
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schr Reading RR No 50, Murray, Ezabcthport for New
ss. oE Haven
schr N Seymour Quincy, Providence for Elizabeth
s sci James 1 TiIdsn, Gssry Hoboken for Salem:
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Marine Disasters.
ScHR LOUISE CRocKErr, Flanders, from Cheveric for
New York. put into Salem 7h inst, having lost bboon
and split sails in the gale Of 5th inst.
BATAVIA, April 1SA telegram from Tjilatan, from the
Capt Kortng of the bark Francis (Nt), for America
Sugar. states that the vessel has carried away
bulwarks In hurricane and will be towed TO this port
The cargo Is believed TO be sound
MlsCella neOus.
BAaK GLOBE was sold at AUCTION ut New Bedford, 9Th
inst to Henry Thomas for e3,75; one-eighh of bark
Joseph Maxwell, now at sea, at the rate of $4,000
BARK VINEYARD, of Edgartown, has been sold TO I II
Bartlett Sons OF New BEDFORD and will be Withdrawn
from the whaling business.
Soma I TAy, Brown, which arrived at Greenpoint,
h On nv ast IRON lanes o kNer va nas on
u Bishops yard foot Of Central avenue, making 2Os
cubic tons remarkably handsome timber which will
make superior frame. When Off the Capes, about is
n Una Sos. og sh e ne sns PeS aark ana
seaman aged IL years, accidentally fell overheard
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