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Police Inteliigence, Charge of Stealing Wathes —Officers Harrison ond Burke. of the Fourth Waid, arrested last evenil the Cbatbam theatre, @ eailor by the name of An va Wilson, alias French, on a charge of stealit agold watch, valued at $70, and a silver watch worth $12, be- longing to Jamer M. a, lying at the foot of Montgom rest, the watches. and ip’ they could be found. The from & man by the nam formed the ‘aos. mate of the ship street. Upon rest ef the pice, he he Atunowiedged than avin, where old watch was recovered ‘alters, in Division street, near Market street, whe oe the watch Ly $20; the silver watch was recovered from man te C poles Gee with the prisoner’ On the person of the sat. The magistrate sommitted the ham street. ‘Ihe property was cor cused was found $21 accursd to prison for trial hat- Burglary —The dwelling house No. 5 West Four- teenth street, ocoupied by vir Robert Colgate. was en- Wednesday night, by forcing an tered by Wammiass | om, Weanesday nighe rogue carried testegis rates; 600 clusters sold at $2. . ix sm entrance through the basement. Off six large silver silver poons, six lai one sugar tongs, atabout $100 No arrest Attempt to Blow w ter a clique of burg! one spall knife and eee in ‘Safes with Gunpewder —Last win- ‘s combined together, and were successful in burglariously entering many stores in is, the gunpow and varag gee in blowing up iron safes with ey would fill the keyhole with off the lock, and the deor frequently Sfthe sane time thereby obtaining free access to the contents of the safe, which often contained many hun- dred dollars On Thursday evening an attempt was made by robbers of this description on the safe belong- ing tok. Mabony & Co, dry goods merchunts, No. 74 Broadway ‘The robbers, it seems, obtained access, pos- sibly in the early part of the evening, te the upper art of the store, and in a law office succeeded in blow. g the door open of an iron safe; but to their great pasta found nothing therein, bat papers of mo value to them over th ‘They next descended to the foor to @ cecupied by B. Mahony & Co. and there wase Jorge iron tafe containing near $300" This safe was worked at by in order to gain access to the Keyh of the powder, but without eff absndoned. Itis suppored, as th e robbers with much skill and labor, 10, for tl ‘as the safe was e are four clerks deposit sleeping in the store that om their return, which ‘was about 10 o'clock, th any further operation, “robbers were disturbed from The clerks, it eeems, left the store about 7 o'clock that evening. and returned at 10, and durirg that thee hours’ absence, it is presumed the burglars fad worked at blowing up the sate No clue as yet has been found concerning the perpetra- tors of these gunpowder plots by the ing the boarders at Lovejoy’s hotel. we of John R. Thomas, on «: bw] in the upper part of surpicious circumstances. ptain Leonard, of the Second pureday evening, young man ion of rob- The accused was he house, under very Several coats have been stolen already, aud this young man is supposed to be the rogue, house. prieon for a further hearing had no legitimate business in the Justice Moun\fort committed the accused to Robbing @ Vessel —Some rogue stole from on board be shi: Devovrbire. lying at pier No. 48, East River, on Wednesday right. a leather trunk containing wear- jog apparel and forty sovereings, also, @ note of hand from Rufus H. Page, payable to arrest liam Strickland, tain of the ship. to whom the trunk belonged. No ‘Tiegal Voting — Constable Joseph arrested. yesterday, a man by the pan e of florence Driscoll, on @ charge of voting illegally at the lwst election beld in the Sixth ward ther hearing. Justice Orborne detained the accused for a fur- wl Kimmy Case of Robbery —A kind of wild looking Irishman, by the nome ef Luke Toole, was arrested Corkivy, under the prars that Corkley is charge of taking porsession of a demi- brandy, valued at $3, from Michael joliowing eircumnstances porter in ® liquor It ap. re, and ‘was cent with the above pamed bravdy to deliver to the purchaser, at No 57 Washington 6 Corktey airiving in Washington street, take in the number and called at No i. ut on a mis- Here he was met by Toole and others, Toole taking possession of the demijobn by force, removing the cork, and takirg a drink. without the permis ion of Coskley ; od not eatisted with tekiog @ drink himself he must in all bis friends. who took @ taste ik wise, and the more they ta-ted the better they liked it, ustil tae Jeft them ip pe fearful that he would be sacridced erefore cleared out, and demijoho aad ite con- touts, Justice hearing the testimony, considerrd it a ureat outrage, and held the accused to answer a charge uf obbery in the first degree, for bit vieted on the charge at the Court of Ses- Fionr. the puniehmest cannot be lees than « term of 10 a18 imprisooment iu the State prisom. The jury, Stealing a € yesterday’ trupk belonging to F it seems that the cS with $37 in money din che Fame how the ecimplaipant bear ecine cirowins tape the thief. traded the watch to Mr eovered. ident, case is now under « hear Court of Co Before Jadge valey on Pleas. ver.im their wiedsm. may judge otherwise, aud petit larceny, and the Kecorder may tthe extent, give the pri- We noticed, in Herold the arrest, on suspicion, of ® man named Miclael Haskins, «ho stood charged with open. 6 ick Walden, ot the Bank Hotel. corner ef avenue 6 and Ceuth street, and aling therefrom a gold watch, valued at $70, together coused and and, from sp con rested upon Hawkins as Yesterday, it was ascertatoed that he had Rogers. jeweller, corner of Chambers and Cathe stre ts, from whom it ted by the owner as bis proper’ re- Nov. 9.—The Case of Henry Busch os, The Mayor and Corperetion, fur dawage dove bis premises, was con- cluded tc-day by @ verdict being givem for the de- fendsn's Charles Devlin st John Daviason bel —The plaintiit defendent, aud Be wil ting wre meme pjenct ing money from Mr Fisge, Uresident sult the parties settled, Davidson & Wilso costs. Upon this Flagg, by which the jabcrers op that section. and paid it to the laborers Mr. and the partnership dissolved, Davideon, the defendant, | Wrote & let’er scared “Davideon & Wilson,” and direct edit + Flegg, Which letter Mems the basis of this action ‘bit lettec chargees mal appropriation of the | $100. and other 4 encies op the tof Devin Previous to the receipt ‘of the $900. ‘The pi DO complaint eg-inst Wilson, beenus shown that be savetioned ite being lication. Le only charger the co in the matter. De'endant called f was reristed by counsel for pla argument. the court decided oa jury, Adjourned Before Judge Ingrahoms thes. John S$. C Heniirtia 80 tlon for detam committed wiful and cor her yy ny ona former t 1 expressions were used toa citizen, and davit filed by the defesda Common Pens. The m from receiy a er. by charging p pt perjary ia b Francis J (looks) in the € defendant pleaded just.ficatl and that testimony of platoviff was untrue, A Dome Nine hundred Orieant ‘The several ti-iting oo bad pepe ong tithe @eh Mtseotlany. University cptbe tth 4 tien Wilt New Verk, was preseut ma vieiter of the E Fre ywantity of othe fruit, is 6 Jebm iil mula bushels The acres CITY HOKE Keron, Faray Ine! mt State of the weather Giminish transactions in many articles of trade. Nor 9 ‘The eteamer's news being delayed, together wi bad @ tendeney to jetion for Lie amin Wilron, ou Slot the Hadson 4 scomplaict in the Sa- | © the road. This | Buck & (0. tog the as made with Me. Devilu’ waato Feeeive $000 to pay Devlin reovived it, After this had been done, ten or ite ab rtuer Davideom 6 noa-eult, whish if aud after a loog ding the cuse to the ts — This waean as. fatut djouraed ox emigrants arrived at | from Bremen » Observatory, Iviwity scnosl,aui thelr xonual visitations at the m Kent of | berries sold in Cincinnati during quantity of ground adjacent to that city, deren to tow cultivation » into be hung at Knoxville, Ten Nesree, on the 16th imst., for an outrage on @ whi or. The estton market exhibited no marked chaege tn quote, tions, whi 1 were pretty freely made export. New good and Fastern dem remain the rame iebtand p coipte d re toe Th ere bran prices heavy for middiing and warket was steady, with « fair looal 8 brands were large Southern brands were actions were limited. Rye floor and meat were dail. ‘There oderate demand for Geneeee wh: bat Prices wore above the views of buyers tiowd in et for expert dei East and for exp moderate exten A latter The detention ments Aanes —The market for pearls wae to pales of 85 bbls were mady ar O%e, Pots with snies at To eewak.—1 200 Ibe, wold at 62 Piowr — the ww eneh, wa My hubd tamelos ond eattas ns b iO bbia for export enadian. at $475. Seuthern Plow $5 Slate ar. common t good brands one $118 for Dushels Long Island wna at $l 1b Kye ‘ee wvendy, | Be Pork was firm. with » good in clowed firm at the heavy, with mo- ited tranastious, the ipelemeney of the art of the day, | 7 c or of Sugar 601 Cvifee Chee dy Kreights were lexe firm, with lnae offering Of the foreign news checked engage: for roe day reacts jebtgan at § foe'u ted ta tudirg 3-299 bois Canadiaa cons Corn sontinued in st: 13% and 600 bushels st 61 soy. - Barley—Se ~ cent tet promlen anythin ‘When Billy Bowlegs was | with rales 2.000 asked, the counsil, it the x iy rkan- | of 4.000 burhe! ope prime two-rowed, at wud rd fas should be sent out to hi leant as they arrived, bushels good four-rowed at 580. ate i fair de- be became agitated, and wid his breath fora moment | mand at 39a40c for Northern. and 37 3%o. for Jor- He then said with great di liberation ; ~ Wild Cat is . Corn—13.000 bushels sold at 634, a 6iigo. for my great d. Teli bim not to eome into our coun- ‘estern ed; 65 a 6530. for Westera yellow, and try until | send for bim ” ‘orthern yellow A sul nt letter from the same source, intimates —Small sales of St. Demings, (30 bags) were -— jon of the Indians may be induced to emi- aa atlOwe, aud {0 bags do. at 8%; and 500 do, Java at 104 0 100 Corton,—Later advices from Europe being hourly looked for, has somewbat rertricted the transactions to-day. 2060 bales were reported as having been sold, holders in some cases yielding slightly, throogh strong desire to diminish their stocks. © feoat bas . et occurred South Southwest of the vicinity Charlesten, and this factis not without its effeo! a buyers as wellas sellers, We quote: Livenroen Crassiric. made at $2 50, nd 500 halves and 1 000 quarter: Fis.—A cargo of Marsachusett $12 50 for No 1, and $8 50 for No Faricurs.— Engagements have been made for Liver- pool of 12,000 bushels of corn at 3s. 2d., and 8.000 burh- els of wheat at 4d.. and for Hamburgh of 160 tierces of rice at 30s. soe 200 bbls. flour were taken for Liver- pol at Is, 3d. 500 bales sold at 40 a 50c., cash. sses.—A cargo of Cubs was sold, for export, me, though the 0 ‘8a'e8 of 2.000 gallons were made (of English and American) at 70c , cash. Provisions.—Pork—660 bbls, at $10 50 $1056, for mesa, and $8624; for prime Beef —150 bbls, of eountry sold at $6 for prime, and $9 for mess; of prime mess. Some 00 tierces acld at $16. Beef hams—00 bbls. sold of country at $12, and {0 bbla, of Jones’ extra at $12 25. Cut mente were dull at 4a 4)<e. for shoulders, and plenty, and salea- 6% 90%, But- mackerel sold at Sucan.—Sales of 30 hbds. New Orleans were made at 6140 ; 200 de, Cuba Muscovado at 5'{ 9530, and 100 do. Now Orleans at 534 @ 5% 0 Sexp.—20,000 Ibs. of flaxseed sold at 80. for Jersey, ‘and 1100 bbls. handsome cloverseed, free Ohio, at 7 Tonacce.— Sales were made ef 400 hhds Kentucky, nearly all for export, at 6% a 80. Wool,—Amerioan ts in less demand, but small sales continue to be made at unchanged prices. We notice f 10,000 Ibs. city pulled. at 80 @ 430. for No. 1 ‘super. and 15,000 Ibe, low fleece at Sue., cash. Fo- in better request, and 200 bales South Ameri- ¢ been sold; washed Cordova at 20 to 2ic., and ualities 11 to 1c. In Bostox, we learn 500 bales forelyn changed hands at full prices. ‘Winsxsy~ 600 bbia sold at 2740. for Ohio and Prison, and small lots of the latter at 27 \,0.; drudge was held at Mie, time and interest, of Produce per Hudeon RiverLines, This Day, Flour bl. «w+ Beef, bbi: 625 Corn, bush... . ot Ashes, bbls. 167 Wheat, * . 500 Whiskey, bb! 93 ‘Wool, bales. . pay Cheese, boxes... « aoe {1,340 Semi-Weekly Export Flour Table. Description, Brands, No. bhis, Where to. Common Stat «» Star Mills, 605 Liverpool. Uninepected State... 0 — 655 “ Southern Ohio. . - 1,485 Canadian... - 1,093 « Ditto... ses - 1,254 London, Ditto...... = 622 Cork. - 500 Brazils. - 688 B.W. Indies - 19.324 Liverpool. Announcements of Births, Marriages and Deaths are not inserted unless duly authen RRR Married, At Bridgeport, Conn. on Wednerday, Noy. 7th, by the Rev Mr. Mr Hickson Fowiex, of New York, to Miss Anavesia Srivoman, daughter of Wyllys Stille en, Fed «of Bridgeport At Bethelem, I'a., on the 6ta inst., by the Rey. Wm. H Van Vieck, Vatsxtive Canis, of New York, to Mies Lavinia M. Tice, only daughter of the late Wil- Liam Rice, of the former place Died. Yeeterdey, after @ short but severe illness, Sanne Funsivat, in the sixty-third year of his age, at the re- sidence of his son, in Sixty-Lirst street, near Seoond Avenue. ‘The funeral will take place at 2 o'clock, this day, 1oth inst. On Thursday morning, Nov. 8, 1849, Mrs, Susavwa N. Manin, aged 71 years Her reiatiyes and friends, and those of her sons, Ef- fingbem ti Warner, George J W., and Alexander N. this (Saturday) afterndon, at 14 past J o'clock precise: ly, from the residence of her son- ia. law, Elisha Soethea, No 173 Crebard street. Connerr. & wative of the Parish of Carragerra, county Clare, In aged 51 yenrs,7 months and 21 days, Hie friends and acquaintances are respectfully invi- ted to attend his funeral to-mor | @ clock, from his late residenc chester count, 532 Telegraphic ‘the latest Mari: | Tatelligenee Ships—Tendrik Ho Bavaria (pht), avth on (phe), Pratt, te thony, Maree, W Walt nab. tte, Ward, Ban Prancigco, Mailler & Lords m (Br) Molntyre, Charleston: je; Tivola, Henderson, Brandyw Sehmidt & Bal- dom, J Griswotd; ry Cana, tte i | Bort Kewe, M Mary ( base, Wate ; Te State, Morale Fa “Sicope— Fre h, Uarding, Providence, New York, | Gardner, do; President, Priebec, New Waven. | Acriveds kot ship Sir Robert Pee!, Chadwick, London and Porte- mouth, Oot 1, with mdse to ell, Minturn & Uo. Oot 14, iwi 4840, lon W), paewed # ip Matonueok, of Boson, with 4, Ma a smilie E. » ( is), Doane, Liverpool, Sept 29, with 0 WK ST Tapscott. n, Antwerp, Oct 1, apd flash- age Pp to B D tlurl- Malaga, 00 da; Rassell, with frait, to Jeopneon & Lowden Trim Galway Lact (Be), Jacques, New Ha baliart | ferr Sarah Ann Roe, Jonmett, Baltimore, | to Matsler & Lord. days, in Ships Christ Smith, Sait, 1 From the SW Spi A large fleet of outward bound vesse t anchor ia the North Kiver and Quarantine, winc+boun Nov o—W with min ind at sunrise, B; meridiaa, Foreign Matis. tr Ruders, tor Ri eire, Valpa- aaage Roading hd royal mail ok Lop Seal the ook, PM. Letver Bags of RM stoamer Great Western, for West incis salands, will close om Monday, i2ch @eleek. A t City, for Californi close at the above 4 the Pacifie, adove offioa, meee lot = Brig Hotty, Rab ver, NY. Por ton, NY. and oh Coil 0) aiver, Oot b= art ve 3 h fie int Lyeding we Stratvom, of an he HILADRLEMIA, Wilrety, Havana q brig Weneietta, York Heston; Joba F Creach Pe xs Ht ‘a schooner in of cl-atiog ng he casks on y Catharine eae 9 brig iay afvotnvon, at b v'clooks tun on Black Ledge « her Cargo davod ima damaged dra the Tie Insts Sad toaes up tne bore from Bivek Ietand, with cargo of sche Amerion, sidem, wtived wb Providence Tem inst, Sas wil a ingen rhe toedemy, wid bh Mabee, are respecttully invited to ‘attend her funeral, | On the evening of the Sth November, Mr. Paraion | , (Sunday) at one | 15 passengers 4 days, with mdse | tity of staves. we und Fem ta eA not beep Ne re oe it is hard to bare beh) S058 nd, was not insured, as covered Thad the tire to sav what the lose would i pping is not easily extin- Srawaen ep—A hip, . called the Connoctions, was laune! “4 on the 31 t depen of held. ner throughout. Mr Nebewiah ro the Tira 8, an heae averag year, boing equal to6*4 tons each. pai the tb veur was ah aan Pronen—Bark Poster Cook, ook “ot and for Providence, ‘Sth ine’, with 25 bbls oil, Spoken. 1 Sche Mayflenen, from Portiaud for Mobile, 2d inst, las 30 06 jon 74 24, Fo. m Poi ® Is awp, Oot 29 -No Ain in port. Taviv ax) Nev 4-—Are steamship Nissata, NY ork, 62 hours, rd for oa 15—No Am vorscts in port. Mo-.Cld brig Ambury, Coioura, ond Baphro- » NYor . ot 25—Brigs Cornelia, Owen, from Halifax, bound to Bregil, put in im distress, with loss of fore and mara masts—cargo sold and vessel refitting; Aconite, Parka, from Georgetown, SC, a ‘St Croix ina day or bwo~put in for or- ders and to reoruit, th sick with Long, from Taltimore Etiaaboth, Kirwan, ecm Anti Mack, from Grenad: ; Nasean, Wiley, fr for Cayenne, pat in 3 i barging for ton for St ‘Thomas, i ruck on Annegada 2ist ult. but much damaged. Barquc 8 Ios a saved, Churchill ‘ultra, Tor NYork via St Barts, sailed feom St oh for Syaniah imsin. i: Mont Brig Mary Sophia (Br), for NYork, ia 2 Joun, NB, Nov l--Arr schrs Mary Ann, P: Gen Washington, Perry, NYork; ith, brig 5: Own, Fredericksburg; pe Dolphin, Holde: Slat, bzix Volant, Wheden, San Pranc fist NYork; schrs Amanda, Wel ady, Alexandr Fritz, for $an Francisco, 25th inst. ly--Bark Thos Dill, from Philadelphia, ties, Larkin, from Wilmington, dv Port eting to sail io # few days tor I’! el, Home Ports. 5 7—Sld ship Maryland, Ruark, Balti FL Slaigit, NYork. fone, Noy Sarr Br brig aay Chapman, Frith, Trinidad and d St Thomas, schr Hannah Grant, Sith, N, sch Seguine, Swain N Y rk; sch Amelia, Wh = , rk; sch Orion, Hulks, Albany; steamer Georcis saw of New > Peli, ofall rigged brig and @ brigant: wu . Harp, Girne Wi ES » N York, sebr Samuel Bu Bue ler, Townsend, for West indies. Arr barks Scott Dyer, Towsbury, Portun Leohi Ori NB Chase, Clifford, olphies F rthe Wor hingto Commaréer (of NY n Queen, Peachy, Georgetow Jadelphia; Ji Tindeey, Unthawa Norfolk, B suey, Ma. ala, ba ‘tac = Covloy, 8 Chien vk vee ia: Maria Cotter. Ay atuohtc nto, Ingersoll, Nor Bik, Eldridge, a NOck 5 kn ie t to Be) RI, Nov 6—~Arr brig John Balch, M BxrsroL vil town, St ‘sche. Yantic, Pall Kiver for Norfolk; sloop f, Fall ft.ver for NYork, Cld sour Win Bryan, Lawleso, Ha- Cottage, brig H Cousi Cutts, San Franciseo; sche Torte San Francise Hentyono, Nov 7-—Acr ashes Bt Dupont, Morr hia; Harford, Hurd, ‘alba- lary A Kirby. Underht wT ‘Dupont, Bae n, Philadelphia. Lnwas, Del, Nov 8. 8 PM—Prom the South a stroag wind now prevails, accou panied with heavy rain, by which the la mentioned in yester eh, gusward bound, are detained in the r the followin, pie t down this Mrleans; Groton, Keok: or fort Lubec morning on the mole, Teperta @ large ship, appareatly Tew, huving como in about T o'clock, and continued on pened course Tae Meet eLentwasd bead vowels ane cull cetain omdstead by SW winds and fogey weather, Air ship Schoodiac (Br), Nichols, N York. 1m, Williams, Apalachicols; brig Merchant, ir Wm Pope, Foster, NYork: 4th, ”, San Fri | Melissa Ann, Tibbets, —Arr ships Miltiades (Br), Kerr, Naw 0: "Oct Liverpiol; Ju’ins (Rus), Klockzet2, Bremen; St Leo Castine, ¥e; Loavel Dyer, Sag ry, N¥erk; Lacy, Gon! Boston; Susan Lord, Curtis, L ot barks Ramind men: J 8 wolfe (Be), Boberta, eth (Br), Pite Si- wed to sea Zit) br JP Swart; 20th, 0! ~are ov re fo for Philadelphia; Nit ‘kh, Two Brothers, Alloa, Ann, Dighton for do, New Bevronn, Nov 7—Sld sebr Alexander M, C: well, St Noy S—Are schra Richard Law, Chapell, 5 Daniel T Willetis, Smith, do; Boston fer Al | Beov Pour Machias for NYork, | leane: brig Chea Heath, Lan w ct ronrenovrn, Nori--cld. brig Caciida, Grant, Philadel 1 hia. army ice prog Nev 7—Arrbrigs Beoehtin, Mitchell, Bastport; Monte Cristo. Yourg, a Jb Moreau, Mason, N Cid ip ~ On; BAF Delano, N York. fr Manne, Oct SL—Cld Uris Laure Jan Sid bark Mary Varney, NYo BaLem, Nov S--Arr ship € Yorb; schr Crescent. Clarence. gers to Arrty amship Oblo—Col Geo W White, Di Downer aud lady, Mr Amos torn. MrJohu Brooks.” Arrived, Ip Sir Robect Peol-—Rew J Ryerson ant daughter, Mies Agner MoGuire, of Uy p 4 G c ith of Hartford: Me K Melon, uly. Aza tO Ragner, De Ul Barto z ‘ Lownon--Pa | get i Jano and Bion Kreberitopsery Med Acker Td Hanning; Wee | wings, Minos JM. P oand Mary anmings, dasere foha ond Frank Hannings, Me 0 Le ula Med Marmar, o¢ Ieyedya- win t r Arrwent- Untk Jane & Williame—Wre Suteo, Misses Bl | vira Emilie and A Sutro, Mrs Lowonbarg and two children, wengers Sailed. 4H Getehel, and te Ber Nikon W iewell Avacl Wisews A bert Hall, Best Mae Ot Meddy temper: Biles Mf Marah 1s'D Williameon, ond : ine: Caleb Gilman. Warren Gilman, Smith, Jo smith, Nathan Smith, 8 JW Miller avd Thos Ww aa C Farueworth, of donesdore; OMoers of py brook, Phyviciens Dire: te ty!vanus B Marston, John N Gr. Wm M Towle. Towle, Wm C Lan Faring n, Wa ra and Suostitute aly oo D ¢, Charles D Pleree. HS ore, doal Ki Mirgate, Andrew M Symmes! Vern Charles Wiikir toon. Passenger re—Theodore Thempaon. Mle B Leathers, Georeg Dolaitte, John W Carier James Hl Rinery, Moors el ‘Alten, Daviae FA RTERRS REMAINING IN THE NRW YORK ember 10, tae te of the List in whieb they are ad~ LADIES’ List. A nguetion Rlire Mere, East Ado: 7 ¥ Albeo Alaira Poke Jare mob Maller Margared Brneloy Mra M Besley Mes Tros Hurrecs corel Brachury siseC A Bavlein Catharine Burnes Carhar Parrelt “Mra Boy- Berry Bliraheth Annie Beers Sanh ac a Balesty Sri Iles Dore’s 2 Hrourke By a ha Pestt “ harine Boyle Mary Mra das in Biizaheth Brown Jom Boyle Ann Bow lea Mary & Bier nan Bile Beatty Mariida Bescon) Madam Be Bishop Brows dere Basler Kirabeeh orton Ali Ki y Mery Bansly Uarriet Barret Margare Bawning ridge Connelly Coskery So Onery War Jatin Carreas charlotte hy A Conn thecine ( Crawford Atne Ciristop eathey Critisa's hR Coupee Wen Togeph wper Wary It Moll ntoy ¥ are t WicowMary bs ‘atah t ning. J's, 10 AM—The captain of a fishing smack landed this | od ine Auguste. 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