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6intcrlofeniboft oe6 perftorbenen
cSpbn SS. sScmffermacber.

Ser mterssittncten Nuoitcr eruannt
tureb Die wailcnepnrt bon Serfs gountp,
sur llnter1uhun9, lleberiettma nnb 2Slr'
psransate oct 8stbnuns BON @ecrse 8hns
ter unb Scnatban Saae, Aeminifratcreu pee
crIasteu Sobn 9S. Scniermahcr Iegtbm bon
$anaihmamm 3aunItlp, Serfs gauntp, unp
Die 8llan3 III bcren Sancen inter Die grscis
tcrcn ces erIaaten 9erttortencn su bertbeis
leu, mirc fir oiefen 3mef IN ieiner Amteitn
Sc in 8sapins acsem1partia iein, anf Oien
itaa oen l-tcn nabfen Olai, Tim llbr Slahs
inittaas, su mel6er 3eit unp Ort aQs interci.
(trten parlonsn aefauisit teiipcbnen mtscn.
Peter Silbsrt, 1ucitcr.
Sleanins, 9lpril &c. Am.
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cSaepb SS. NsiQer,

6aitbaus gum Samburs SoteL in Scr
5taot Samburs, Scrfs Gaunty, pa.
maebt bicrmit ieincn 8:cunesu uno eineln
ssebrtsn publifum ibsrbaupt bic h6fiCte
9lnjeise, eab CT ain 29iten leBten Dlar5 pas
pbensenanntc Satthaue, lesthin i'll SeltB ees
gisentbimers, l6rn. Daniel Ssrr, tt3osen
bat. 9isIes 8afbaus nit feinen Stsbense:
tauoen muroe 70 einsert6tet rab cs bNm 8nB'
samscr, pcm Shelter ,mu Dem Subrmann ale
geanemli6feitsu bartieten Die ct billsertpeis
fe perlansen fam - ff6ne S6lablmmsr,
Gin srcbcr 5of unp scrdumise Staar, quite
Sclt uno auesrleIcuc grtranfe, iltertoupt
cine cute sefaaise Nuflportns, uur catei ein
Ietr tiHieer preis, 1np weniatene @r9ens
ttanpc, ,ppcurtb Ct O6 oasSeit beilrebcn miro
pte Sunb(haft fciner Sreunee 81 "srblsnen
iIno 3n rrbaIttn.
6ambura, D1ai s, i842.
81. 3. 6 bis 10 Scltsdn9cr ftnnrl! auf
billlae Seeinsun9cn init an9enebmer nnp gus
ter Nufpartrm9 0erSeben ,percen.
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1000 StQ(fr

rpsrben se9en lanossubliben Sntersitn tu Isbs
nen sspinfbt entmsbsr i'm @anSsn ooer in
Summen Don $1,000 pber $500, tprfir Ssrs
(tberun9 gum prslfabsn 9Ssrtb in lie9eneem
@i9entbum 9e9sbsn werben Fam. 9ie Sntss
reiIen Iolsn, rpenn IS psrlan9t rpiro, pertsldbr>
lid besablt wsroen. SIR bas gtdbere erfuns
oiae man fib in pieier 9rudsrsi.
2(pril 10. bp.
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90 ab tt DIT

miro biermit seseben, bas, neil am 21i fen
Issten Ssbruar Ssnjamin Saif, bon 2anss
fd5pamm einsn Deco ausfrti9te, worn CT
ale feline gfsftsn osm 3srtrauen pssllntejeibs
nstsn ibsrlbrisb, ;um Seifen fsinsr ersbitorsn,
ale perfonen Die an erfa9ten Senjamin Saif
fbul6ia lnb aufssfcrbert rpsrben fc9leib abjus
besablen, unb @olbe, bic Sorbsrunssn oaran
babsn, oisfsIbsn CUR Ssri6tisuns eirsursitsn.
Jobn 6inain8er.
aansfbpamm saunfdip.
9tpril 5. 6rn.
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Den bartrn pfaitcrfein
llno ncben ftcb cen Srunncn
Dllt tlarcm rpei6em qBeiu.
Der Ser3cs tranf iii 0urttc
Bon bem perba6ten Wein,
90 fel itm nhbtern ipieoer
Ser arme Sbneiber Gin.
CT wollte fteb nun itlritbm
Sang fauberlieb naeb 5aus,
9od rings al aQen efrn
9a ladbten fte ibn aus.
limb 100 Ct Fam se(tbIit6en
9a riCf bT @p6tter Olmo;
Sell Dir bober pbilipp
9u G6neiper bon Suraunb!
9m Gpctt mu6t CT erfahrm
Sis 3u bem 9ope fein,
mle itbIImm rs ie, Su bafen
9cn tlaren tDei6cu mriu.
Drum nebme Gteb ein Sseer
Sor cielem 1Bcln in 4bt,
Conf ,pirb aIs armer Scbneitrr,
9er 5erjcs aueselatbt
llnb sCr oas $ieb 9eflln9em
Gt fa8t, tper mag Ss iein;
Oileb bantt es mar ein ormee,
Gin SlifpereIbneicerIeiu.
qBabrbeitercun6.
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,OQuszubrell.

80. gambert, bat 70 eben erbalten, unb
balt betanbs auf 5anr, meitnsene uno h6ls
5erme Stlas llbrsm ,pslebe Ct 70 ppblfeil
perfaufen mill, als fe iraenoipc in ciefer
@tabt ansebotcn fperoen. 8nfet an uno be-
Gebet (te, am neusn Stcbr, gum Sehlp BON
BET 9bee &rtte. in 8eabin9, III oer q8slt
pennsStra6e, cberhalb oct 4ten.
Neabins, W1ai 8. 3lrl,
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S6lpeineheil6.

@o eten erbaltsn sincOuanttat pcrtrcffi'
etcr Sbiuteu, Sbnltern uno Opel. ebPns
falls, SO. O1afrels, Salms ,np gcoffbe,
rpelebs Isbr ,poblfeil perfauft rperpeu GIN ncus
CT Stcbr BON
Z. =. Qambcrt.
Weaplua, N10i s.
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SlItbt elnrn 6reunb, an tbeilen IeinenGtbmer1
StItbts, tiitbt6 mar fsit, niebt 8roo fonnt'
CT rrDerben;
Stur tplD bnrebs $ebcn icbweiftn uno bann
tterben----&. 6 t 0 ".
"(0e oa, alter Sun9e!" faste Der Ser.
termeiiter uno ftedte Den Itbweren Sblu1.
iel in Die mofipe Gi6entbire. Sie Stun.
De 1T oo uno Der gtobri6ter ernortet
oi6."
--S6on antiportete Elm Wdnn, ber
unter einem Saufen Strob be9raben lag.
st ltrefte feline nerpi0ten 8lieber, freus.
te Die 6dnoe uno ftiote nab einem tan=
gen 8dbnen binSu: 9os 1T S6abe i6
fblief 70 gut.
Gr itano ouf, brobte Die 2rmpen fei:
ne6 alien 9rouen lleberrof6 in Sronun9,
lbuttelte oa6 Strob oh oa5 fib NIT Iei:
nen 5aaren uno ieinem Sarte permifbt
bate, oriicfte Die ueberreite zines olten
SiI36ute5 in Die Stirne uno ia9te rubie {:
"gfun, i6 bin fertio !"
Ser 9tabribter rportete ieiner fbon
;fpiiben oen beioen Gintabtburen. Gr
porf einen Seitenblicf aut ben Serur.
tbeilten uno rief: gtun rafb, es bat Gile,
Nlter Sun8e. fo9te ber &erfermeiiter.
oa bait Su cine fblimme 8iertelffunoe
au5Suiteben ; oo, trinf pa5, I'm DID auf=
recbt gu balten uno reidbte ibm elm 9las
8rannnpein bas BET 2(lte NIT iitbtibem
Ser9nii0en in einem 3u9e leerte.
Ser gtobri6ter 3o9 einen lan9en StriG
aus Der Soibes an Oe1en etnem Gnoe Ell
ne Sblin9e tpar, fnebelte bic 66noe oe5
un8ldflibem Der ibnei9eno uno mafbi=
nenmaBi9 ieiner 2rbeit 5ufab, uno beioe
mobten fi6 ouf Den 8ee mad, Dem Gi6t=
PLACE.
--S6on tan8e mar Der un9ldd!i6e
unter Dem ytomen: Der atte 6einri6, be.
fannt ober .per ooer mober ct mar, tper
feline Gltern Daren, ba5 wubte gtiemano.
Gr mc6te uneefdbr abtsebn Sabr alt aes
welen iein, ais man ibn gum erftenmole
i'm Sonoe berumpanoern fab; ct that
fonoerbore Sra9eW 500 9ebeime grfun.
oi9un9en elm, furs, ct tpar gang nit 9tabs
forfbun8en befbdfri9t, oeren @eeenftanb
man nicbt erfabren fonnte. ginioe 3eit
nabber ibien e& als wenn fib feline Nus.
fibten trIbten. uno er mar in tiefen
Sbmers uerfunfen. Son nun an fab
man ibn in lan9en Sabren ni6t mebr,
uno ct mubte fbon 3iemlib beiabrt fein
ols ct ouf einmal tpieoer Fam. DaS @lGf
wor ibm 5ulpioer 9espeiens er lpar arm,
ols ct we99in9, Settler, ale ct suridfam.
2Sas bate ct oenn 9emabt pdbreno
ieines lan9en Seribpinbens; $50 ,par er
oetpeien 2-Gr iprab nibt barber. Gr
mubte ,peit 9ereiit fein; benn ,penn es in
eolten fbaurieen Ndbten ibm 70 tpobl
marc, ooB ct iein 6aupt in einer Suite
ODER elmer Sbeune nieoerleeen fonnte,
70 lobnte ct ben 9aifwirtbliben eeuten
oomit, oob ct ibnen GrsGbIun9en Don fers
men eGnoern mittbeilte.
gines Sa9es mar ct per9ebens in Der
8e9eno umberoeirrt fein IQmoien par
ibm oetporoen. uno iein Srooiaf leer.
Gleno uno mioe 9elan9te ct am 2lbeno an
oas SbOr zines S6loies uno bittet i'm
Sboa6 uno Srob. Wan tpei9ert ibm beis
oes, ia9t ibn f6onuneslos wee, uno oer
2(rme, auf ieinen Stof eeffist, entfernt
fb traurie, fbleppt iib in Elm nabes Ges
bols uno leet iib auf bic groe bin. Inn
bier su fferben.
Sc ,par eesen @nbe 5er5ifes. Oas
Better mar nebli6, bet Bino pflff, unb
oas Duneet parb sur finltern Na6t. 8on
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gBerren on par ansenommeu,

9ie Slctcu bon Der Slrrtbampton, Drnu:
Iplpania, penn sanufebip, O1opamcn0u9,
uno Die6aniee Sant fir Sntcr, am ncuen
unb ,pptlfeilsu @tobr, 5nm Sbilp Der 9bccs
Sife, 2Estt pennsSra6c, cherbalb Der 4trn
tep 7. y. lambert.
0)1ai 8. SIN.
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- f,-k=sf- q
Briust mir pon t1eincm Bein.
9oeb 6rinst mir ia bonn rotbGn
Sei meinem 5erjoss:5ut
Ser Ietlebte QBein, per rpeiBe,
Setam init nlemal gut.
9en srp6en solonen Beher,
Den trinft ct aus 5nm Sranb
9rpb mensn Seblaf ersreifet
9en 5erjcs BON SnrSuHo.
Wobl Ieblief CT ein i'm 9eblcde
2(ls 5eraos bon Snrsuno,
9oeb ,paebt er auf aIs @56nricer
Huf bartem Warftes SrWlo.
CT ruff naeb feinen 9ienerm
Oltt feinem 3orn CT brobt:
Dem 9erjos brinst bonn Notben,
Der 9SelBe 1T iein 300!
9a fiblt CT fatt Oct Seipe
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@3ieHstas Set II. 85ai 1s4a.
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len. 2(uf Dem 8ipfel oe6 einen feuerIpei'
enoen Ser9e5 fam ber Gi8entbiimmer iei:
ne pfeife anjiinoen, un0 oo5 otlontif6e
uno ifiue Weer NIT einem Slidc an.
ibauen.
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Sur nnterbaItun9 uno Yelebrunq.

Die llnniteo Stote5 8osette in pbi=
saoeIpbio io9t: Der on6iebenolte @e9en.
itano in cieIem 2(u9enblite III Die in Qr>
BELT be8rlffcne Sre9otte ,,8oriton; iie
miro iebr boto pollenoet iein, oa l29.
3immerleute uno Salfotoren 3u oielem
3tpefe on9eitellt ftno. 0iefelben fino
NIT ibrer 2lrbeit fbon 70 melt, boB Die
Sre9otte i'm Wonot SUM fbon pom Sto<
pei 9elofen weroen Fam. Sc 1T 5um ST.
ftaunen, nit pelber Sbnct(i0feit bic Dr.
beiten an oieiem Sd)ife betrieben ,pcroen
oa erit Dor einioen Wouoten Die So((en=
oun9 oenelben an0eoronet tpar; Elm gang
neuer &lel muBte 0ele9t uno piele Y(Qnfen
ourb neue eriebt weroem pa bie5 allies
l6on in Serweiun9 Itberoeoan0en tpor.
Die Woiten II. {. 10. fino beinobe pollenz
BET. Ser 9ouptmoit miro 80 3oll i'm
0ur0me1er. 2(uberoem iinb 9 8oote,
unter BET 0uffbt beS Srn. SiQ, i'm
Soue be9rifen. 2(Qe 8eibdfte, sur Qu6s
rGitun8 zines &rieesibiffe5 notblpenoig,
llno in pOlIer Sbdtieteit, uno Die 9on5e
Summe bon 2lrbeitern. 3immerleute,
S6mieoe, Se9elmaber II. {. 10. ein9es
lb!ohen, betduft iicb ouf unaefQbr $50.
Courier
Gin 9ietiff Der einen Spesereibanoel
bate [er6dblt 5olr5el in ieinem eeiebube]
belt einit foloenoes 8eiprdb nit ieinem
Saoenolener: Ibrabam, babt Sbr Stein=
eben uno 8eier unter bic 3oiinen ee.
mii6t p Sa, 6err. - ST bic 9Seioen-
uno Gibenrinoe fir Die Gbina anoefom=
menu Sa, Serr. = SIT oer Sarinsu.
der uno Die &reite 9emlidbt, bic i6 eu6
9eeeben babe 3 Sa, 6err. -6abt Sbr
Den Sranntwein aub oroentli6 an9e
ma6t?-S Sa, Soerr. - gtun 70 fommt. mir
lpoQen in Die Setitunoe eeben. ID.
@N=
Sin Setrunfener fab beim 9ta6bauies
ibwonfen auf elmer Soustreppe bier Jun:
0e gtobtwdbter 5uiammen9efauert lie9en,
ffetlte itb Dor iie bin uno rief "9ta MI
feb cen Menib an, tpot ite eefunoen bos
be Gn Heit NIT fun9e Nabtpabtsr;
crei fonnen lbon tuten !" Sn oemielben
Au9enblife ffano elmer Der bier 9tabt-
wd1ter ouf. sos Dem Setrunfenen NIT
oem SpleBe tiibtie ems iiber ben GGden
uno ia9te : ,,Sa, brei f6nnen mant lbon
tuten. uno oer pierte f0ld9t i0onft redt
bubib! ID.
80
equel,l. - Stepben5, Oct 9telfens
be, erwdbntin ieinem @erfe iiber Gem
tral Amerifo, zines paan5ers, Der 5rpei.
NAL bunoerttauieno Qder eanb eienet,
5ebn touieno StGd &inopieb, elm taus
ieno Stnten uno Maultbiere, feben buns
BERT pferoe, pier feueripeienoe Serge, iis=
L.
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Ser bette sSeit, fair 8imSer.


Der beite wein fir Sinpsr
Scr wei6e it's fiiripabr,
Ser aus Der Srlienquslle
90 luiti9 fieBt nno tlar.
gr fie6t burh qritne 9thfM
Sbn trinfen 5irfh uno 8rb,
limo $erde' unb Slahtiaalen,
CT mabt Den Rcpf nicbt wrt.
ltnS 1T CT gut fir Siabcr,
Der Flare, tpeiBe 2Bein
O1ih canft CT mnB nlft mlnoer
Iub GUT fir 9rpBe Iein.
@bcn mantter bats srfatrsp
Q8is feline SeinpIcbaft ttut,
Gr mutt es tbeuer tnben
W1it gbre, &ut unp SIut.
Sn Sratant war Gin 9hnripcr
Oen Namea ipeib i'd niht;
Dctb rines fam ieb Ia5en,
Den weiBen Iicbt Ct nlctt.
gr ,par brm 8otben tolber
llno Iirbte ibn 70 lebr
ST trant fp piel pom NctheM
9aB ibm Der Scpf iparp lb,pCr.
ga wanft er ourcb bic @traBcN,
Ser b6icn &lnocr Sptsl,
Bis mltten auf pem Wlarttt
Ser ScbuelDsr nieper feI.
9p lag CT obne Sinnen
SerauIttct auf pem SruNb,
3a fam bes we9s Serr pbiIlpp,
Ser 6er3os bon Sursuno.
Scr lenfte oureb bic O1ensc
gum Shneioer bin lrin Ncb,
llno bleb lhn mt lttb brln9en
Bonn Dlarfte auf leln SbIoB.
Sort fpra6 5Wr pbilipp Iahmp;
Dem fr6blltb mar ieln 5er5:
Ser muB ,ns beut bereiten
Sur Citrate einen ScDer5.
Gr lief pm StncIoer icbmafsn
Olit reltbem @Olp9epaEo,
hHU llI|t pkHI Nt6pSPVHlt
llnb maubem Oroenebanp.
ltnb ais CT branf ertpabtG
0a rief Gin jeeer Wlunp:
5eil 9lr, bober pblllpp!
Oh 5ersos BON Snr9nnp.
Ser @ebnsioer rieb bic 2(u9en
llnb traute niebt Dem Obr,
CT borebte itets uno bprebte,
Sle rief fen pie 5lpor.
gr fab poa frphcr 3psifel
9o ScIo als epeItein
Den 5ut nit reltben perleM
Sen Stubl BON glfenbeIn.
gr bort f6 6er5oa sriBn
ltnb lebt ben 9aal polI $iebt;
!lno Dae CT (tebt uno b6rst,
Od6fdl!t Ibm eten niebt.
Ser Sitel umb rie gbren
9ie leuebtcn ibm balo ein,
gr pentt, tple Fam teb swcifeIn,
SD mub per 5er3cs iein.
ltnp ftil6tern erit, oann ehtnsr
erldBt er fein 8etot,
Serlpribt erit letne SnaeG
9ann NIT pem 3crn CT orcbt.
Ss3e a5>S ~ ~ a.. fonfeu
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Ser 2onbffreicber.
Cine &erferieell,

Cine &srferieene.
Sllcbt 8ater fannie CT, nitbt W1utterber;
St!tet elnen Sreuno,sn tbeilen IencnGtbmer3
Snfets, ilttbt6 mar fein, nibt 8roo fonmt'
CT rrsperben;
Stur Nib Snrtbs Seten lcbweiftn uno bann
iterben---&. 6 70 y.
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Died.

On the l3th instant after short and Illness
GEORGE only of James and Susanna Dickson aged
years and 10 months.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon the 18TH, at
o'clock from the residence of his father foot of Jeralemon
street. Brooklyn, without further INVITATION. sec
On the l4h instant MARY ALICE, daughter of Mcheal
and Catharine cKean, aged year and IL days
The friends and acquanances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this afternoon at O'clock from l72
Leonard street.
On the llh instant, ANNE, daughter Of Domnick and
Mary Colgan, aged years and months
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence OF her pa
rents No. James street, Brooklyn this afternoon at three
o'clock.
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and with 900 Of inhabitants the import breadstu
amounted tos4 600 900 and the whole agrc uural exports
independent of cotton $4,000 OOO That $780, the
people produced surplus of 81 worth of per head
and SO worth per head OF ali products export In 1885,
when they were very prosperous they did not produce
enough to eat, but were obliged TO borrow money where
with to buy bread in poor starving England The whole
agricultural exports 50 per head instead
of six. Here prosperity with vengeance After
having borrowed the money pay for that bread well
as the silk and wines consumed by the bank gentlemen
bankruptcy has overaken the whole country the banks
have exploded the gentlemen have taken the benefit of
the bankrupt act the spectators have gone to work
and the result is that industry has developed the
ces OF he country to extent capable of supply the
world. The foreign commercial debts are mostly paid
and the remaining surplus is finding sale in exchange for
specievery much larger sales would take place had
the late tariff restricted the of payment specie
This will undoubtedly be modified The course will then
be onward. The country possessed oil vast wealth.
and that wealth is gradually becoming active and with
returning animation its benefits will be felt by all classes
There will then general throu taxation and
compromise be adopted towards the discharge the
debts This view Of affairs to have produced some
favorable feeling in England latest dates 1t is evil
dent that the whole country freed from the hradom
paper currency would rapidly advance in real wealth
that fact would remove the present depression upon
aon There is also powerful motive for com promising
and encouraging the American States some show Of
preserving involate the public faith This the danger
produced by the doctrines and examples that the starving
masses of England, grooming under oppression will im
tate that conduct and of the whole paper The
national debt of England is about 900 900 OOo This
according the latest return, owned by 294 900 in
dviduals out of population Of 81 This popula-
tion is taxed annually O0O which goes into the
pockets of 29l 000 SIR Robert Peel in his speech last
winter stated that it beyond the ability the people
any longer to pay this by taxation consumable
goods He therefore taxed the receivers of the
per cent equivalent to deductng 81 annually from
the sum due them. Here the plea of inability to pay
first set up in England. is the plea which all the
repudatng States here have adopted If the States here
persevere and carry out their determination and pay
their debts on that ground it is greatly to be feared that
the masses Of England, having such precedent, will
claim the rights and pursue the course Hence
the 500 900 due England from this country scarcely
per cent of stock debt of Great Britain may be the cause
of loss of the whole superintendent credits in that coun
try The fears of such result is producing great de-
sire to compromise and settle the claims here even if
can be done by lending little money finish exist
ing public works
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Married.

On Friday evening Dec. 9th, by the Rev. Dr. Stillwell
Mr. EDWARD q. WILLIAMS, of Searington, L. L. to Miss
MARY HURON eldest daughter of Edward Hilton ESQ., of
this city.
On Wednesday the l4th instant by the Rev. Leensrd
NJ Vincent, Mr. JAMES BEsNEr, of Brooklyn, to Miss
SELMA, daughter Of John Wright, ESQ., of this city.
On the 18th instant by the Rev. Mr. Highly, Mr.. Wm p.
HEFFERSAU second OF the late John Heicrnau this
city, to ANNA NJ ToDp daughter Of R. J. Todd Esq.
Brooklyn. -r
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. rs, 1s4a.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Bs sf ssR h iGn ts vsS Rsn eo,
ssneis EsIphsm. New osIesns, L9hH EweII Cs Nsvs,
so % Ksg ss. is sMss ofs
B"ss pt Dca;
S,Smn aGs G s B Sn Nsw
Baqne Ronadson whedon for St Marks Fla cleared on
Arrived.
Ship Anson Barkman days from Charleston, with cotton,
Baque Te,idor Lockwood IS days from ST. Thomas, with
Below.
Brig Perry Thomson. days from Charleston with cotton,
to starse' Il Chairman
s yp Allen s,D AsG s ,e EsTOp
General Record.
ssHn l q Pe la was again fallen in with on
and large quantity Of loose tbs in her hod map
fss Ssd 5ss' dead
WhaIemen.
m Ssm ss Gsos a s o ss p OIL NGon re $
sppicap, for whaling SD 10TH Phenx, Basset Pacific
Ar = Holmes o.I 0 Ss b inst Sapphire Crynsht last from
letter from Coumbs Of Sspnshe repoa having spok.p
OF Shore Ground. Rsjah. West of NB. out, with
letter from Can't Coffin Of the Aurora, of Nantucket
e Gsp By w VI hs z.ns. ou of
e reports her Calao Aug H. IS months with $500 bbs
Alvano from Belfast, Me- for Charleston Dec lat TO-
II 30.
Antarctic % hours from New York for Demcrara Dec s. lat
81 20 Ion 10
Foreign Ports.
MArASzn Nov 27-In port, Swan, Blanchard. FOR Apsaeh
IRrspAD DE CupA Nov ae-In port Ellen, Copeland, for
NYok ldg Orb, Cale Sarah Williams Cutter for
JicssL, Nov ae.n post Topla Wording, for NYorh. in
days, only American vessel
PARA about Oct 20In port Roxsna Conway for Salem 10
DAYS; Rocket, Thompsen, do. Is.
ZarziBsR Aug 2i-In port Cherokee, Cheever, from Ma
junga for Salem soon Rowena Shirley from do for Bombay
soon.
Home Forts.
FRANKFORT, Dec Arr st Helena, Harlow, Alexandra.
WfscAssEr, Dec i0-Cld Zsida, Hoodlete, Havana.
NEwBURyPoRT, Dec Par Emeiine Guilford, Pbilade-
phas experienced heavy weather. having been blown
SALEM Dec ioCd Gszslle. Dewing Cayenne. Arr BAHIA
ma, Rich and Cuew, Kinks Baltimore for Frankfort; 9th.
Elizabeth, Wiley. Philadelphia Sid 18th, Mary Augusta,
Farnham, South.
BosroN, Dec i3An Leland. Kendrck Charleston; Brgh-
Coore do; Jacob Story Hurd yeremie Fred Pearl Spo
ford, Calas Calcutta Park Prospect for Charleston; Challenge
Park DO do. TelegIsphed, Joseph Atkins Cid Geneva, Co
lin, GIBBS Trinidad; Isidore. Springer, Matanzas Finland
Sason NOheans via Mstanzas where she put in DISTRESS
Chs Joseph MauIan, Savannah Apphia, Means, Norfolk
New BEpFoRD, Dec PAR sschen, Kirby NYork; Eve
line Ssars, Albany; Georgisna, Briggs, do,
HOLMES l. Hcrr Dec SID Malvna Ar Iob souhener,
aet Mobile for Boston, Oregon, Day, West Coast Of Africa
Cor Salem; Cordea Capp Trinidad for Boon Eagle Whee
Gen Wayne, Robinson Richmond for Bostoni Cambridge,
Hail. NYork for do Kobt Bruce Gross Norfolk for do; Quite
sc Merritt late Jenkins left sck) ST Jsgo for do; Caps Fear
ior Washington, Me- Mary smith, fredericksburg for
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State of Trade.

We notice very general change in business mat
tiers.
Cofee.-Brazil at stc Laguayra, "A as3; Maracai-
DO, IT ny; st Domingo, ST as.
Conon-l75o bales Upland and Florida at 81 u cents;
1850 bales
Naua Stores-North County Turpentne at So rs. Spi-
rts Tupentne sales of about 30 casks Southern at 33
cents
Ots.-Whale is dull at IS cents
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SHIP NEWS

PHLApELrHIA, Dec l4-Arr Joshua Emen. Wilcox, Bor-
deaux Nov sid in with Nahl Hooper for Savannah, Ga
AL IL ballast Also yandalie; Berry few
ston st John. ND; D Dexter. Taylor, NYork.
BALTMoRE, Dec l3-Arr Merchant, Murphy, st Ubes;
Olive Branch Watts NOreans; Erin Gardner New Bedford;
York
NoRFoLK, Dec I0Ar Schools Hopkins Point Petre. Quad;
ATLANTIC, Povnceowp Sid Selim. West Indies AYR l2h,
Exact, Nantucket Georgia, NYosk. The Douglass Nor
Vile from Rio de J.neIo for B.tmoe went up the bay on
from evening and proceeded up James River.
Foreign Ports.
LA GUAvRA New l7-ln port. -, from Curacao, for New
Orleans 3dys John, Coffin, for Baltimore or TO- Sid 18th,
Caracas Wheeler 70! Santa Martha The Com Warrington
Gatcel, expected La Gnaya the 10Th from Porto
Cabello, and would sail in days for Baltimore.