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Browsing named entities in The Daily Dispatch: February 21, 1861., [Electronic resource]. You can also browse the collection for February 19th or search for February 19th in all documents.
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New York, Feb. 19.
--Arr'd, schr. Village Gem, Norfolk.
Cl'd, schr. Danville, Richmond.
Liverpool, Feb. 3.
--Arr'd, ship Triumph, Richmond.
New Bedford, Feb. 18.
--Arr'd. schr. Eugene, Norfolk.
Philadelphia, Feb. 19.
--Cl'd, steamer City of Richmond, Richmond.
New York, Feb. 19.
--Arr'd, schr. Village Gem, Norfolk.
Cl'd, schr. Danville, Richmond.
Liverpool, Feb. 3.
--Arr'd, ship Triumph, Richmond.
New Bedford, Feb. 18.
--Arr'd. schr. Eugene, Norfolk.
Philadelphia, Feb. 19.
--Cl'd, steamer City of Richmond, Richmond.
Disasters.
New York, Feb. 19.
--Schr. A. M. Acken, Capt. Peter Roff, hence for Virginia, while passing down the Lower Bay, and when within one mile of Sandy Hook at 3 A. M. to-day, was run into by the steamship Augusta from Savannah, cutting off the schooner's stern, destroying the mainsail, breaking the main boom, wheel and doing other serious damage.
The schr.
was towed to Red Hook in a sinking condition.
Capt. Roff states that although he hailed and told the steamer people that his vessel was sinking, they did not stop.
Bremen, Feb. 2.
--The Gundela bark, of Hamburg, Eckmann, from Richmond, Va., for this port, which was cut through by the ice, and put on shore off Insum Feb. 1, is now reported to be capsized.
A missing man found. Toronto, Feb. 19.
--The body of G. A. Howard.
a commission merchant of this city, who has been missing for the last week, was found in the Bay on Saturday.
There is no clew to the mystery.