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RETURNED From ENGLAND.
ESPECTFuLLY informs friends and patrons through
~ cut the United States Canada North and South Am .Iica
tbe British Coons &c that having all the latest important
Information IRON Europe, hes universally performing
the worst class OF Vensrea Disease its
forms with Unprecedented expedition and Dispatch and
aeain b. computed az usual, personally his
oftce NO Norton STREET Albany, N. Y.
Dr. COOKE attends personally To his pateuts.
COLORED ENGRAVINGS,
desctiot'e OF Dease both illustrating all
gnant forms with complete Practical Treatise Vepere
Complaints and their immediate AID remote gusncrs in
cud obs rratiohn certain M cons Of the Uterus-may
pe ex.aed at any time If desired by the unfortunate az the
Hospital where patients will find both and ad-
yantseous board aud lodge with Dr. Cooke who will
iortaoy accommodate themwhe under medic
Il! recovered.
Whatever celebrity pr Cook have attained in the treat
mcnt OF he believes belong ether by
Tins couoy this we'll known Phy,icaa and Surgeon, who
has no Agents and not connec ed with similar esab M
ment IN the United States be found Albany Lock
else. ~ - ~
The unfortunate viii please this part Of their dq
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70. REMEMBER NO. . NORTON STREET. ALBA
NY, N. lie Iur
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These ships are not surpsse in point Of comfort
their csbn accc or in h,r fat sailing qualities
bv any vessels IN the trsde.
The well known men OF character and
experience and the sictest attention will always paid
promote comfort and convenience Of passengers.
Punctuay regards the day Of sailing. observed
heretofore.
The price passage outward is now fixed
Dollars which ample stores OF cyerv description viii be
provided with the exception OF wines and quo, which
win be fumished by the stewards, Il requred
Neither the OF theae shps will be
sble letters PARCELS packages BY them
regular bills OF iadng signed therefor For freight pas.
GOODHUE CO., "a South st.,
Z. II. MARSHALL, 80 Burling-slip, ". Y.
ivl2 and IN BARINC; EROTHEKS & Co., L,pool.
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Engineer Of the Croton Aqueduct Commissioners to
locate the new termination of the Mohawk and Hudson
Railroad BY act oil the Legislature of 1885, the power
Of determining upon such location is vested in these Com
missoners and they required to make such selec
ton as will be advantageous to the public interests
and the objects of the company.
The advices received by the Hberna of very IA
vorable encouraging nature, full as much so as anti
cipated. The money market continues in very pros
porous condition. Stocks have advanced, and the per
for money slightly decreased The cotton marke ct
was very active and advance of td had taken place.
The stock in Liverpool the LIST inst 100000 bales
more than at the time last year, and prices this
year range higher than for the period last The sales
averaged about 1000 bales daily.
There was very current in Liverpool
just before the departure of the steamship, that
the English government intended granting drawback
cotton Should there be any truth in this report
very extensive export trade would be opened writer in
Liverpool paper the following language regarding
this important staple =
The prices being so much lower here than the United
States II is probable shall have fair export demand
this and the small comparative import up to the end OF
the year. will cause stock to approximate near to the
corresponding period of last year. In December of last
year, we received 900 bales this year the most we
receive according to the latest export list is % 900
bales, which alone will reduce comparative stock
the 3lst December, 100000 The very diminished import
of 1884, il trade continues good in this country cannot
fail OF sustaining present prices and it not for
heavy stock, might have an advance OF such magni
tude would be really injurious to the general trade
The advces received in London, by the Britannia
from Boston, produced great animation in American
stocks The prices quoted the 4th instant, at
advance on former rates. There were buyers at the
lowest quotations. and sellers at the highest, all with
dividends on
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state OF Trade.

The advices by the bernia have had material effect
the market. Spectators have been more active in
cotton
Asrs-Pots very dull at 81 56i, and Pearls at IS
S56t
H,Y.-North river bale is not active usual. The
receipts very light We continue to quote sales at 43
45 cents
WHIsKEv.-Both descriptions very dull Drudge we
quote at rs cents, and barrels at 24t cents.
CoTroNThe receipt of the letters per Hibernia early
this morning a fresh impulse to the market and
nearly 5000 bales changed hands oneeghh advance on
yesterday prices, bought chiefly on speculation.
BREApsruFrs.-No change in prices here. With a
stock of four hundred thousand barrels is not to be-
expected Flour will rise Genesee Is held at - 62
81 6s2.
PRovIsoSArcles under this head at present very
dull in this market Weluote prime.Pork at 80 % az so
Mess do $40 50 a both Ohio Beef very inactive We
quote city prime So so 62t State mess Sl 20 II 3a
Lard is in moderate demand at 81 a6sc for kegs Cheese
received in fair qualities and sales made at a ac
for fair to good.
CorrEE-We have nothing to report about this ar
tice Brazil is fair at 7c ST. Domingo, 81 5sc La
guayra "a a7c There is very little doing in any de-
scription.
SuaAR-We notice sales of brown Havana at 81 nc;
white do, Q a92c Porto Rico, 81 tic.
RE. EsrArE-The following sales Of Real Estate have
been made at the Exchange by Anthony Blocker Co
A piece of ground the southery side OF Bleecker
street at the of Commerce street, containing oil
feet Blocker and 80 feet Commerce street
with three story brick building thereon, $l6,ooo
Two story brick house and lot No. 70 Seventh
street. between Second and Third avenues, 2d5
by 90 feet TO- 64W
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MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, Dec. al

The European advces by thesteamer have had as yet
but little effect this market Prvste letters in relation
the state of the Liverpool cotton market do not give
favorable circulars received They say the
advance Of an quoted by the Brokers the other SIDE
cannot be sustained
stocks in Wall street have receded still further. Mo-
hawk declined per cent Patterson, Harlem, J ;
Norwich, Kentucky Il Indiana; Ohio Life 4 Trust
Long Island advanced per cent Illinois firm at
last quotations. Boston Providence Railroad sold at
lo6I
Sl3400 in Specie arrived at New Orleans the 18th
inst making the total receipts for the 2s26l
The receipts Mobile the 18th inst. $4,000 of
which $4,000 were from New York.
The Governor has, we understand, appointed Jabez
Hammond, of Otsego, VIM. stebbns, of New York. date
Cashier of the Dry Dock Bank) and John b. Jervs the
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Anluseunents.

BROADWAY CIRCUS AT NIBLo's.-Levi North has
had most successful triumph during this week
any competitor for grace ease, and equestrian ele
gance. His "Sprite of the Silver Shower" peculiarly
his own and his Grave and Gay }" is perhaps exhibit
ton of manly prowess that defes all comparison The
attractions for this evening" such
cess to the managers and confer the highest order of
tertanment upon the spectators Mcfarland and Frank
Inns exhibitions, the subject of still undecided con-
troversy.
CHATHAM.-The secret of the new managers
success must be in his indomitable perseverance
did pieces The wonderful alacrity with which the Mys
eries of Paris produced surprised all conempora
ries well the public and yet this mighty effort has
been ecpsed in bringing out exclusively this house the
grand drama OF The Bohemans. Every person who has
visited the Chatham has pronounced the latter perfect
gem in the dramatic and scenic The piece can be
looked upon throughout finished picture in real hum
BILE life Vices and virtues alike dplayed and each
in the sequel properly punished and rewarded which
hbition affords rich and powerful lesson to the young
and growing mind and whal blending amusement tc the
observer The piece will be repeated tonight with other
performances.
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-Tom Thumb, the Gypsies,
&c, are re-enaged for two days longer. Madame
Checken the celebrated danseuse and pantomims
mery great avorte at Nblos Of the Ravel fami
~ engaged and appears in new comic Olio, in which
she will sustain six different characters much to the de-
light as well establishment of her audience Miss
Adair the favorite vocalist Mr. H. G. the popular ballad
singer, T. G. Booth the best comic singer and Ethiopian
exravaganzist in America likewise engaged and will
give the best entertainments in the city takes Barnum
to do this business right.
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Died,

On the 2lst instant after linger ng illness JAMES JACK
SON. of james and Ann Rhodes aged year months
and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family the members OF
New York Lodge No 10 and the Order in general and the
members of the Fourth Company of National Cadets are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral at o'clock to-
day (Friday) from his late residence No. 100 Vandam
street
His remains will be taken to Bergin, New Jersey, for
interment.
On the 2lst instant Margaret JOSEPHINE, youngest
daughter of Thomas and Eliza Murphy aged year, 10
months and Q days.
Her funeral viii take place this day riday) at three
O'Clock from the residence of her father 10 Madison
street Tho friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend,
On Thursday December 2lst. Mrs. NJ. WELLS, aged
81 years.
The friends of the family and those of her sonsn.law
John Mcmahon and Henry A. Perry respectfully in
ved to attend the funeral this riday) afternoon, at
o'clock, from lO6 Centre street.
On Thursday the 2lst instant, AsrE IsGLs, aged ~
years eldest daughter of George Inglis
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the residence Of her
father No Al Hammond street this friday afternoon at
three O'Clock
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TWENTY-EIGHT CONGRESS.
FIRST ESSION.
Tn Senate.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. ~, liz M.
Few Senators were present to-day, and no bus-
ness of any special interest was done. A commu-
nication was received from the State Department,
giving Notwithstanding to resolution last
year-of sundry arrangements respecting treaties,
imports, NC. Several petitions were presented
about French spoliations, claims relief, &c.
Mr.. BENTON introduced resolution, instructing
the Committee on Naval Affairs TO inquire into the
expediency of establishing a mandatory of do
inestic hemp on the Mississippi river.
Mr.. BARROW presented several resolutions from
his State government, relative to the reorganlza-
ton of the Second Regiment of Dragoons-the re-
funding of General Jacksons fine-an appropria-
ton to clear away the bar at the mouth of Red
River-and to the reduction of expenses of ltiga-
ton In the United States courts.
The Senate then adjourned
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House OF Repr~se natives.

~ WEDNESDAY, Dec. Il.
Public Ldnds-Contested DECENTRALIZATION Pc
fuions--dmendmcm ofthc Jomnai-Mr. adams,
&c. &c.
Mr.. HoUsToN of Ala, on leave, introduced a bill
to reduce and graduate the price of public lands in
favor of settlers who cultivate them.
MIR. STEWART OF Penn, introduced bill direct
ing the transfer of the Government Stock IN The
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company to the State
of Maryland and the cities of the District of CO.
lumbla, which was referred TO the Committee of
the Whole on the State of the Union
Mr. JOSEPH Il. INGERsoLI. presented the memo
rial of certain citizens of Florida in relation 10 the
contested election to the 9th Congress, of the De-
legate from that Territory, (Mr. Levy) Mr.. /.
moved the reference OF the memorial TO the Com
mittee of Elections er.ru
1.-THE reader will recolcct that the right of Mr..
LEVY to seat was contested in the 9th Congress,
that the matter underwent the elaborate investiga-
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Passengers Arrived.

AT Bosros,Sieam ship Hibesia from Livs,pocIaJames
lessor TeIIhampf C9lumSs College, Gen Duff Green, YIN
Thos Richaidson Jos Allen Josiah Sutherland Beck,
;s%.G, j. Lam ii Of IVY YoTf Tosd, william
!sh John Cryder John Sitter Chss Sitter, L senat. Mr.
Robinson Philadelphia John Morris. Baltimore; Clousb,
Charleston Mass Rev DR. Cunningham Edinburgh; At
!eI6sy. Aanehesfi; Addison gShn PHILIPPE, Pl.uehe
Mr. Oglve, Henry Weld w Wotherspoon, England: Egan.
AylmeI Canada; Gustave Moring. Liverpool HafaH-
Lieut. Thomson, Mr. Riley Halifax Boston-Robt Trem-
lett, Porter Messs Taylor Calder Noble jenkins. and
Lucast.
NruvlTAs-Brg Brsthers-Don Ambrosia Roig.
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who the bench, ordered that they should De
held to bail in the Of $1,000 EACH to answer the OIL
Justice MERRTT then presented affidavit to Justice
Stevens charging that he had been "vioienty assaulted
by jeremiah O. Hamilton, who pursued deponent with a
cart rung strike him with the and deponent has
no doubt would have done had he not been
by persons and that he in danger receiving
great bodily harm from said assault without any usf'
cation on the part of the said assaiant," &c
Justice STEVENS then ordered that he should find bail in
the of 81 900 for the assault with danger
weapon calculated to take like.
came the tug of warthere being three parties to
bail at 900 each--but finally Mr. Dexter, of White
street was sent AFTER who entered bail in that sum for
Mr. Day Mr.. Hamilton then offered Mr. Day for bail for
himself and intended then to offer himself for Morris
Justice Stevens objected at first to receive Mr. Day bail
he implicated in the transaction with Hamil-
ton but finally consented that Mr. Day should be received
security for the appearance of both Hamilton and Nor
rs until this morning when he desired that other
ry should be entered This being completed the parties
left the office, and Hamilton understand, intends to
prosecute Merritt both crimnaly and otherwise for the
blows inflicted on him with his cane. Thus terminated
the second days proceedings What to-day will bring
forth we cannot tell, but time will determine.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NE

BALTIMORE, Dec 20-An Goethe, tSw1 Homaun, Bremen;
ed Ruak, Rio Janeiro Sophia Jones do; Nimbie Farrell
dos Lawrence, Howes, Boston; Gen Stark Langthorn and
srl Simpson Nassau Nf,hss board part Of the :.
Schroeder, Smith, Mobile; Laurel Bibber Portland. Put
back, Alexandra Ruinet which sailed yesterday for Sc
Pierre having been contact with schr little below Fort
Mcieny BY which she had her anchor stock and the buws
Eleanor. Forrest, Charleston; Roe, Snedicor, NYork
NORFOLK, Dec l8An Harriet, Mayaguez; Richmond Sa-
lem. Cid Grandee, West Indies; Mary Jane NYork
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City Intelligence.

Coroner's Once, THURSDAY, Dec. 2l-Notwith-
standing that the present Coroner has but ten longer
to the robes of office business continues
in upon him. Yesterday he called examine into
the causes ofthe death Of named Ellen Tenan,
who had died from ntemperance and exposure and who
had formerly resided at l6 Dover street. Such the
verdict ofhe jury Also the body of Jane Bell of "a
had died in fit from congestion Of the brain and on the
body of Elizabeth Stone who was severely burned on
the 10th instant and taken to the Hospital where she died
yesterday. Verdicts in both these previously
stated.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEmBER a.,
SUN RISES 81 "a MOON q
,uy sErs. ....A "a HIGH wArII .....' 80
Cleared.


Cleared.
Path shp issi Ss f5Pa srba9 CO; Peter
y T A%er p rs I
sc% euse%
Cooley S coa fh.dss Ii.
Arrived
Brig Brothers, Mayhem, II days from Neuvas with fustc
sehr Charlotte Weco from Hsv~ de Grace, with pig iron.
seSr david Msserole Young from Bnndywine with
Sch! Them: oas Smith, from Brandy~in'' with corn
schr Pioneer Norton from Bandywne, with neal to
schr Express Smith. from Brand, wine with neal to
schr Elias Caldwell Lake from Philadelphia with coal
SIR Beri Smith, Decker, York River
schr NJ shultz, simonson, York River.
sehr Var Name. Cook York y RiyeF Ell,
sss1 Na1s ssy Johnson. %aa River
schr Theron, Smith, Providence.
shrs LiyssToo Ed!dSs LEyspSo Hr" "s c. Cornell
General Record.
ing "ndsroae thorough par j auction We'd
nesday for $4,000, cash a., ..a;.. H., or 90.
.. E Sn RY n Il. vol, ~ RIb
si. sss b,s o9 s3 s.S ssa,f
' Tyea. 81 ssS z; r.,S &. 0pf Eth 'G n there were
no ships Ss brigs and 2s schrs in that port.
Whalemen.
sailed from New Bedford i6th Congress Weeks Indian and
Psei6c Ocesns; 18th Omega Gardner and Sarah Frances
H nyr os Ms SB s1ssn Nov with 700 Dbl. .p cn
bopu in to land of her crew. sck-would proceed south
s s Oct
Had eft NV coast in Consequence Of loss Of SC.
spoken.
overland Bremen for NOrleans Nov Is, lat %, lon TO-
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no RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TURE-ior the cure of primary secondary syphilis
and all complaints arising from mercuryguaraneedF Ito
cure. Single bottle ST. in Of half dozen $5-pack
cd and sent to all parts of the Union.
Office of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, 81
Nassau street.
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ay- THE TWO WHITE NEGRO CHILDREN AT

Q5- THE TWO WHITE NEGRO CHILDREN AT
peales Museum are exciting good deal OF curiosity now
that their parcnage has become matter Of legal decs
ion Well otis wise child that knows his own father;-
but these fathers wise they both claim the same
children They must be remarkable prodgies indeed las
they really are, we find seeing thcm) to have two
fathers and the whole town will go and them of
course especially as Madame Adophe the philosophic
fortune teller and splendid performances be seen at
the time all for shilling.
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Passengers Sailed.

LrvERPooL-Packet shin L,yerpoo-Colonel Thsyer U
Army Albert Woodruff, IT Butterworth, Avery Smith.
York; John Hoosher, Charles G Parker Phadephs; Lewis
Newhuryport: Andrew Easton. Audjo Cha. Dunlor,
WIN Fielder Montreal; Gen Hewetsop. Deputy Commssary
No Scotia
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OLD PARR.-Chippendale has selected this piece
for his benefit tonight 1t was the extraordinary
effort made by Farren in this piece, which induced
the fit of epilepsy, from which he is but slowly re-
covering. This will be the first representation of
the character in America
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A much better feeling prevailed the improvement being
from to four per cent This caused partially by
the abundance of money but principally by the favorable
impression made the minds Of capitalists by advces
from this country giving accounts of the change in the
public mind here regarding reputation.
The Hibernia brings $4,000 in specie
The monthly of the Joint Stock Banks OF Great
Britain show increase in all parts of the kingdom of
the circulation This increase is accounted for by the
additional demand for money by the agricultural classes at
this season. and from general want ofmoney caused by
the improved state of trade.
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M arrlcd,

On Wednesday evening December goth, by the Rev.
Mr. Dubois Mr. JOHN w. MuLLIGAN, Jr to ELIzABErH D.,
eldest daughter of John Mdeberger ESQ., OF Tarrytown
Westcheser County, N. Y.
On the goth OF December by the Rev Henry Chase Mr.
FRANCIS McNrcHoL to Miss KATE OCoNNELL, all OF this
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DS7- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy Of the city of New York is confidently recon-
eence or excess of any Kind h is an Invaluable remedy
for impotence sterily barrenness (unless depending
on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bottles 81 each; of half
Dozen So packed and sent to all parts of the Union.
Office Of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, o.
Nassau ST. w s. RICHARDSON Agent
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o. A bill for laying ofthe State of Georgia into
Congressional Districts, has passed both Houses OF
the Legislature of that State.
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o.. The Secretary of the Navy announces in
the Madisonian of yesterday, the receipt of $500
from the officers and crew of the U. 5. ship Vim
cennes, in aid of the widows and orphans Of those
who were lost in the U. 3 schooner Grampus.
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Foreign Importations

Brothers-8O stic bdls palm leaf
sticks cedar hhds honey IL bbls hhds 81 tons
copper ore Brett Vose-22 segars Lasaas hhds
asses 81 do sugar 10 cs segars Holt Owen.
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PILGRIM CELEBRATIoN.-At l o'clock to-day an
Grafton is to be delivered at the Tabernacle on this
occasion, by the Hon. Rufus Choate. Seats free
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o. ALL EXTERNAL SORES, NO MATTER HOW
Old all external inflammation, matter how severe-are
cured like charm by the true Connos Pain Extractor
from 2lICourtlandt street
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o. The President has recognized Albert Schu-
macher, Esq. as Consul General of Bremen for the
United States
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IHE EIGHTH OF sJANUARY.-A meeting of the
Democratic Senators and Representatives of Con-
gress was held in the Hall Of the House, on Mon
day evening, the 18th instant, and a committee of
thirteen was appointed to make the necessary ar
engagements for celebrating, in appropriate man.
ner, the approaching anniversary of the victory of
New Orleans, on the Sth of January. The chair
man (Mr King, of Alabama,) and the Secretary
(Mr. Weller, of Oho) were instructed to address a
letter to General Jackson requesting his attendance
at the celebration. -INddisontan, Dec. q.
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Co. At Pittsburgh, on Monday afternoon, the
Ohio River had thirteen feet of water in the
channel.
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I5- HAIR DYE.-The East India Hair Dye will color
the hair any shade, from light brown to jet black and
will not stain the skin To be had at 81 Courtandt street
No North Fifth street. Philadelphia SO Cornhi Boston
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o. RHEUMATISM AND GOUT.-I hardly seems
braed Hewess Nerve and Bone Liniment and Indian We
getabe Elixir yet cannot help doing so long
there likely to be afflicted fellow creature that has
not heard this wonderful remedy And we would now
without hesitation advise all that troubled with Rhen
matism Gout to go to Comstock Co.. 81 Courtland
street. (where you be Of getting the genuine
and procure this medicne-in Philadelphia North Fifth
street Boston, 80 Cornhill
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
port Of Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List OF their Cargo and
BOARD them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad will also confer favor BY
sending Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be ,haEkuy
tece we'd