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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-11
DIR. LEA CEE,
SURGEON AND MECHANICAL,
- II TESj'F,
No. ga NORTH CHARLES STREET.

n .VVTIUeII' 10 FHuTs JhurCh, III
fretennS to be III" Cheapest Dcntist in the civ and
warrants all operations to be equal TO the best and ia
sun te patient or no pay required None hut The basl
roceliun leeth, and pureSt Gold used TEETH in.
serted hnn 3 80 To SO each Extracting IS cts nl4
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FALL. AND WINTER ARRANCSErlEYg
OF TIE GREAT CENTRAL lis MAIL RnIrnL


DFTHE GREAT CENTRAL us. MAIL ROV'Tg
% TO THE SOUTH.-t1}
a a4sse-zx Leaving the lower end OF SpeSrr.
EssJfss sssS.,,r wharf, baltimore, DAILY, (nzce2.;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sunday,) at O'Clock, z, NJ in tt..
Baltimore Steam Packet Compauy's supcrh, cor
Portable and safe Steamboats,.
GEORGIA, Capt. CoFFEY,
HERALD, Capt. BUssaLI.-and
JEWESS, Capt. SUTTON.
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, RICHMOND
and PETERSBURG, Va, and via the PORTE
MOUTH and ROANOKE RAILROAD 10 WEI
DON and WILMINGTON, N & and CHARLES.
TON, ;. q. Also connecting with the Lynchbpyg
line from Richmond to the West. Always ahead. OF
the upper Route, leaving Baltimore at the saI.ie
the' with bnt one change fbaggage and loss Of
sleep. SCHEDULE:
Fare reduced much cheaper than any other taSs
ihe-and the only line that give tickets through
to Charleston. ;. &.
Passage to and from Norfolk and Ports meals IN
mouth, Va, S. cpdGa
do do Richmond and Gil board hay
y Point, Va, X James
DO dc Weldon, y. C., Q Hiyey
DO do Charleston, :. &. 81 ! BOATS
1.-TWO DOLLAESn cheaper Ia passage to CHARLES
ton than The upper Route with all the superior co.y
forts and saving of fare in addition
EG5' Give your checks 10 our Soliciting Agent yrSa
meets the ears, TO Porter in the ticket ngrs
yard ('NorIolk Line" labelled on his hat0 who VIII
attend to ICur gage and see you Ia the boat
For particulars in Philadelphia, enquire of A. Nv
Wis, Agent, washington House.
T. SHEPPARD, Agent
Baltimore, November %, 1874.
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\ III RICAN REP LICAN
HEAD QUARTERS.

LITE MILITARY HAIL, ". GAY STREET.
FGSHE Proprietor of Military Hall respectfully in
hi forms the citizens of Baltimore and vicinity that,
IN conformity with public opinion, he has changed the
name OF his establishment to the 'SAMERICAN RE-
PUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS where he will
be happy To accommodate ALL his old customers, and
such nelo ones may desire to avail themselves of
comfortable place of resort. The Bar will be, rs
usual, supplied with the choicest WINES aud Ill
QUORS, and all the Delicacies of The season will be
served up, as heretofore, in the best style.
l3-T The BOWLING SALOONS, attached TO the
establishment, comfortably fitted up for the Win
ter Season, where gentlemen amuse themselves
in this healthy exercise Without molestation and al
the smallest expense.
WILLIAM II. ROSE, Proprietor
American Republican House,
n2O-3m Late Military Hall, N. Gay-st.
VNOOL BLACK CASHMERE S. lOpiece.
w Wool black CaSsimeTes and Doeskn Cassi-
meres just received, ranging in price from 81 to So n
per yard. Purchasers will find it 10 their ADVANTAGE
to examine them; they were bought bargain anC
must be sold Immediately. Also, 800 dozen colorpt
SPOOL. COTTON; best quality.
BEALE IL, RICHARDSON b Co
No. 2e3 Baltimore street
ia2 FARl 3 doors below Charles
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TIC Willy u JIG arrangement pull
chase by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, of the Winchester Road, are as fol-
lows: The debts of the Company assumed not
to exceed Ssl 900, exclusive of that due to the
State, to be provided for-an amount of sl6,,
600 to be paid to the Company secured(sl lao
of the amount) by mortgage upon the Road
and the other property included in the mort
gage at present held by the State-the amount
of interest on the floating debt above, of $751;.
900 (abont S4.86D to be deducted from the
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WINcHEsrER RAILROAD. We find the fol
lowing, in a letter to the Mar,insburg Gazette
dated Richmond, January SOth:-
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,rs,on That howeyezrq46qs for the future to dsve-
l1pel s.sxG
resolution introaiin11 Woodwork, Of n W
ces among the people af31leysfa States acco ng to
population, and limnGsy OF service to 10 years
another resolution passed Sso making the supenten
dent and assistants in the folding room ,iechvs ny the
House.
Mr.. DKoNGoolr, from the Com ritee of Ways and
Means, reported constitutional easury bill generally
called the sub treasury bill eerred to Committee
Of the whole. after its second reading u is similar to
Van Buren's bills, with New YORK branch mint clause
Mr.. WISrHRoP Of Massachusetts,, introduced the fol
lowing resolutions which under the rule go for de-
bate -
Resolved, That the differences between the United
States and Great Britain the subject OF the Oregon
Territory are still fit subject for negotiation and
promise and that satisfactory evidence has not yet been
afforded that no compromise which the United states
ought to accept can be effected
Resolved That il would be dishoror TO the age in
which live and the highest degree discredable
both the nations concerned. If they should suffer them.
selves ~ be drawn into war, upon question of
mediate practical interest 10 either oi them
Resolved. That If other mode for the amicabie ad
II OF this question remains is due to the princi
Piles OF civilization and Chris anity that arb
ation should be had and thar this cannot
relieve itself from all responsibility which may follow
the failure TO settle the controversy while this resort
still untried
Resolved, That arbitration does not necessarily in.
voivs reference to crowned heads and that If jea-
lousy of such refere entertained in any quarter
A commission OF able and dspassionate citizens either
froa the two countries concerned from the world at
large, offers itself obvious and unobjectonable al
tentative.
The House then ad ourned till Monday ut 10 O'Clock
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THIRD EDITION.
THE
PRIVATE TREATISE,
= Nv I'D QAIRH

an certain delicate diseases. in which the best and mo-.
~ OF stated in the parest poss
bic 1.-THE prescriptions used IN the authors practice
being given without resere giving also clear and faithful
description OF several disorders frequently mistaken
for venerea which afford wide field for the ertoons and
dsceptions Of well known Boosting class Of people None
but those who have had peculiar opportunities Of Judging can
possby the snd varied Of deception
which exist this subject the sufcrnps both n mind
and body they ents upon society To be had only s6
Greenwich street, Price 81. lit may be by post.
bound)
r. Aware Of the opinion in general entertained Of those
who obude their sk upon the public multitudes Of whom
almost paper it's considered duty TO give
the following statement Is the ground on which this little
book claims especial coniidence.--
Besides the authors rank Graduate Of Edinburgh
former works on medicine viz The Domestic Guide TO
MEDICINE which through several editions, Tres
pyspssson The Epidemic Cholera &c &c he has tes
onia from the physicians Of Europe n
the eminent in America Sir Astley Cooper 20 DR. Mott
Of this city, Dr. physck Of Philadelphla and Others ano
every ply s'cian ofeminence in the city,
The author has lately observed that several pretenders
have AZ nearly initiated hi, AMI the title Of
hrs book AZ they coua but those who should unfortunate
" happen to be misIed will detect the 'mposure
ma Im'mc
~ Bfcat street, eu -
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WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1915.
The Militia.

Hearing it reported that Colonel Benton intended
to ask leave TO introduce in the Senate bill, to
arm and equip 100000 militia, should their services
be deemed requsite-and as much has been said as
to the resources of the country in this particular,
mean the mria-I have thought it would be. inter-.
esting TO some OF your readers to know the number
Of. enrolled men, subject to draft, in the several
States. BY referring to the Army Register the whole
number of militia reported enrolled in the several
States, is l759Sl0 men, You will observe that from
the date Of many of the returns, they necessarily
be far below the true standard but will state
600 men. Allowing, therefore, that regiment
should number 1000 men, IA very large allowance you
nave 1900 regiments. Now require one company Of 100
men from each regiment and you have the number OF
1900. as contemplated by Col. Benton Thus il will
be seen the number can be raised by calling out
tenth OF the actual militia force of the country.
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is patriot, wbilesf Lafayette, or De Kalb, or
| Gates, or Montgomery, or a Pulaski, born across
the waves, Id damned foreigner entitled to no
other immunity than the paying Of taxes, and a
tweny-one years naturalization iaw-some say That
this same Mr.. Levin the winner OF gold medals
and cold water collitons, tee-total st. Paul. and
OF the honest excavations OF hundreds oil poor Irish
burned out OF their homes In : Brotherly love-
some say that this same mr.. Levin, elected by
wings through the gulltrap OF native Amencanism,
is descendant from the Faubourgs OF Paris, who
are well oil IN dish OF broth Tor dinner, extorted
| from the sh n-bones OF dead horse Oi this We
know nothing. Levin is no toad-eaer, however,
but man who knows what he is doing and if he
can use the native American hobby 10 ride into
Congress upon he is not 10 be held responsible
That's all
We have no advices, up 10 this hour, OF either Mr.
Morehead or Mr. Calhoun. Suspect that they are
frozen up.
The war panic has declined TO a probability.
Rchle Heiss, "lhey do say are going to
as printers 10 both houses. We take occasion 10
remind Father Richie ot his obligations 10 The
etter-wriers. We shouldn't object to cut at the
ooned turkey-nor 10 glass OF that ere Johannls-
berger.
Fisk IL Dow are down upon Congress and the
President, like house Are, tor the hagrant NAL
ieasance OF King Caucus. in giving the printing OF
both ends OF the capitol 10 the " organ"
One hundred thousand dollars,
They say IL is the cost
or favors to the " organ gwen
Which sum, they swear ~ al III heaven
Is to the people lost
Better for their peace eternal,
Had Congress chosen the Q, 5. Journal
The vote OF Col. Benton for printer, aiones for
his vote for Dickens. The NeU York Globe will
nave 10 lake that back.
The Ladies' Fair IN behalf OF Mr. Tustin's
church, is gong on bravely. Tom Thumb, OF Vir-
gina, the smallest pattern OF man we have ever
seen, not excepting Old Veto, gave two three
uIshts 10 the Cause, and drew good houses. This
evening the far girl from Oaio as tat 'possum.
poor thing, encouraged the festival by her arten-
dance Dixon II. Lewis is thin, compared with this
yoang lady-qulte thin. A good attendance, many
beautiful girls. Mr.. Plumbe's Daguerrean Gallery
surrendered for The cause. generous fellow, THAI
Piumbe Does such things very often. Miss
Clarendon can testify TO that. Mr. Page, mis- agent,
desires 10 say that he sul does up pictures equal
to those of the editor OF the Herald aud Deau,l
tul Mrs. 3. Mrs General Macomb has devoted her
time, her means, her influence and personal servl-
ces very faithfully Tor Mr.. Tustin's new church
She is lovely, excellent lady, and her counenance,
and the presence OF those beautiful young friends OF
hers, have been OF The greatest service 10 the fair
Gen. Mcconnell has spent his money very literally
tor Mr. Tustn, and deserves his thanks In the alb
sence OF theatre-a singer--a dancer-a ball
or lecture, this far has BEEN god-send and we
are TO have another next week
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BasApsrrFFs.-We are to day in receipt OF later news
frsm Europe per steamer Acadia at Boston, which of
nature to depress Flour market, in measure and
put stop 10 transactions which, today have been very
limited st a decline rates previously current, with
sales Of Gcnesee at So early in the dsy-and on
change sellers offered II at that but buyers were not
inclined TO come forward The market In Wheat has
been very quiet have sales to notice The effect
Of the has not been shown by any transactions
since received We give the prices current Friday
Rye-aoic 1000 bushels Corn-No,thern and Jersey,
s3c Soc; new sonthern SOC Barleyno sales buyers
offer e2fc, Oets-<sc. a SOC Whsat-l3Cc. a 1900,
gssrsr.-Tha eehos market hiss not opsusd vat
nndsr me sdsicss pr Asssds rhs ssly putskassys n
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Arrive.
Packets To Sail.
pOKT OF NAV YORK, DECEMnMn a1
Cleared.


SAP unoa Rsoonsa New Orleans. Stanton & Frost
Bsg Carl Wilhelm, (Bre) Scheilmg, Brsneo, ~ Muller.
Brig Lady Of the Lake. tir) WuGood, Bermuda. Middle
Brig olivi.. McIntvrs. New Orleans. Elwen SCo.
Big Belle, Myers. wilmins.on, NC EsPews,
schr e .iuah & ,sephine, i.slsnd, MIDI stos. Nc.
scbr Co. sui, jarvis, Baltlnore johnson & Lewden.
sehr G,leaa: Bead, =. l,,mor-. y Nee .esdy.,
Schr tsilIcott, Cole. Baltimore, john. IA u Lowden.
Schr James Samuel, Somers, Phil adelphla.
.Schr vail. Goodril Boston
sloop Willard. Dennis. Providence
Packet ship Gladiator Bunting from London and Ports
moth 9Th ult with mdse. Grinnell Miutun Co 2ith
a 1a, "a, iS ~ 2a 49, s,s.azsd ship hree o Hssre
hsace a Liverpool The q has Experienced sroas wese
Ship Psnhes aue from Liverpool 10th ult wirh mdse to
Hnrlbut Co-63 passengers Experienced
ery gle. rey all the heavy lie the
th ship bound the Eastward supposed be the
picket othe 10Th tew York Croppr) hence for Liverpool
French 6afque Age seignet'e from Bordeaux 9Th ult
Brig t.Iact, Johnson days from Savannah with cotton
Surges, CIeaIman x Co.
Brig Cafoca, Sherwood (repored Yesterday days from
ChaIlest n with cotton TO durham D,mo, Experienced
sehr orssca Snow days from 81 Domingo tMy with GO
crotehes 29 cannon logs mahogany to VI Patt Lett Anne
schr Marietta Burr, Knapp Richmond, mdse. to Allen
PaIson.
Baltimore Latouree, Petersburg, cotton &c. to James
schr Mitchell Eaton, Hampton Reads.
s.hr JS Job, Poa he; Crary Mii,2p, Del corn
sehg Edmund Frances. Henderson, Philadelphia COAL
One ship one brig unknown.
Sailed.
Ship southport Chsreson barques Isabella Cork Clare
mont, New Orleans; brig Cord-Iia Boston. and others
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SUPREME Court UNITED STATES, Dec, I7.--San-
ford J. Smith, Fletcher M. HdIght, and Elias B.
Holmes, Esqrs OF New York, were admitted attorneys
and councillors Of this court No 50 James Mackay's
heirs plaintiffs i'm error, Patrick NJ. Dillon. This
cause was submitted to the court the record and
printed arguments by Mr.. Lawess for the plaintiffs in
error and by Mr. Bates for the defendant in No
10 Charles Gratiot plaintiff in erro the United
states. The argument Of this was continued by
General Jones for psinti In error and by the At
torney General for the defend liant in error Adjourned
till tomorrow, III O'Clock.
Dec. ls.-John II. James, Esq, OF Ohio was admitted
attorney and counsellor OF this No. 30 Chas.
Gratiot plaintiff In the United States. The
argument of cause concluded by Mr. Coke for
the plaintiff in error No 10 Marie Nicolle Les Bois
plaintiff in error vs. samuel Bramell This cause was
submitted to the court on the record and printed argu
mens by Mr. Magenis for the plaintiff In error and by
Mr. Bates for the defendant in No 81 Lessee Of
James Erwin, plaintiff in error VS. James Dundas ct al
The argument this cause commenced by Mr. Crit
tenden for the plaintiff in Adjourned till to NOR
row at II o'clock.
Dec. le.-Frederc y. Mather Esq, of New York. and
VIM Henry Prescott, Esq, of South Carolina were I'D
mittei attorneys and COUNSELLOR of this court No 3s
Lessee Of james Erwin planta in vs.. James Dun
das al The Argument Of this cause was continued by
Mr. Crtenden for the plaintiff in and by Messrs
g. Coke and Sergeant for the defendants in error Ad
journel until Monday morning AZ III o'clock
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WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, Isa5
Mr Levfn--Ritchs and Hsiss--Fisk and Do,c-
Ladies' Fur &c

Some say that Mr.. Levin, a /" reformed drunk.
ard" we believe a title which our cold water men
consider more. honorable than liie OF unbrokeu
sobriety, or we should not mention i,--some ssv
that Mr. Levin, the great advocate OF temperance
after an experimental captivity under John Barley.
corn-somessay that Mr. Levin, whose burning eIo.
lnrnce ignted the Church Of ST. Augustine, and
reduced the city Of Philadelphia to cap,tulaton to
nch--scms cay tibet Mr.. Levin, whose doctrine
seems 70 he, tnst ~ Asror Sprr. born On The All,
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the market to-day manufacturers who have taken
3ooIbsles at decline Of oneeighth to quarter cent on
prices paid yesterday. The effect of the intelligence
will not be psrceptible for few dayswe shall, there
fore, continue quotations at present: =
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HILApELrHrA, Dec. 10 Is15

Suteide-R Railroad .fccidents
merchant of this city named Halves committed sui.
eide yesterday evening by blowing his brains with
pistol
The train the Reading Railroad came in col
lision last night PhDnixville and killed an Irish
named Patrick Hagan. He crushed between
two
An accident from a similar took place on the
Camden 4 Amboy Railroad, from the dense fog last
night, and the engineer one of the trains Killed
TIE two locomotives were smashed.
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none this season, and. speak from authority, as
Father Richie says; and after enjoying his fosI'-
tality, 'tis very strange that he should 80 betray
what even the Hed6ins OF the Desert consider ga
cred. If there is hgh-,oued gentlemanaln this
city, whose every effort is TO lavish hospitality win
the polltnness OF the olden TIME, upon his constu-
.p,s ,ha, man is John A. Dix. His house - open
m them. not in formal "party" or s01es but Ell
famifis-thlt most kind and pleasant mode OF ma
E,ng his friends happy and welcome.
REPRESENTING as he does, the democracy OF the
Empire State he neither sympathises with nor prac-
tices that set OF principles which those profess who
send "cards OF invitation to aristocratic families,
while feeding socially the common people in the
kltchen" Nor does he consider II his duty 10 run
his legs off 70 beg an office tor any man. But
enough. God only knows the motive that iemps
men 10 do strange things In this wicked world ana
while am about it, may well give HIM NIT
mocracy, and his influence Is,very great with the
administration. Combined with nne political
reputation splendid literary talents, he possesses
alf the REQUISITES OF patriot and statesman,
and with calm, discriminating perception,
be sees beyond the film OF party all the noble mte-
rests of our countryhai peculiar foresight that so
many statesmen lack, whose want IN them has been
supplied BY hateful mirage, that have led some OF
our best men astray. He Is deep, true, careful
a pail OF his influence but leave him on path
that sooner or later will lead to distinction and
honors and with rirm belief that the people OF the
Empire State will greet him on nis return with
"well done thou good and faithful servant" &c
The State Of New York has never been betler re-
presented in the Senate than now-not even In the
palmiest day Of the Republic No news. FoUcHE
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B.LrIMoRE, Dec. 20, 1s45
Jack Frost about Coectorshp Homicide Madame .7.
eugtc-New York Circus Markets, &c.
The weather yesterday mild and pleasant; to-day
is eight ten degrees below freezing point In
fact this by far the coolest morning Of the that
has been experienced in this city.
Our mysterious disappearance case OF man named
Merriken, turns out to be mystery his wife having
received letter from him at Norfolk
hear nothing further with regard to the Baltimore
Collectorshp though TO doubt that Mckay
will take possession the first OF January. As stated
the appointment rendered to him three months ago.
negro man. named John Riley, had slight dispute
with Frenchman named John Crumbers few miles
from the city when the latter picl ed up loaded gun
and shot him dead. Crumbers Immediately gave himself
Our police have been very successful during the past
week in arresting number Of negro thieves and
veriHg large amount Of stolen property.
The the Holiday Street Theatre close on
Monday night, with a benefit to Madame Augusta. The
friends and admirers of Miss Walters talented dan.
seusewho has sustained Madame Augus,an her engage
ment are endeavoring to prevail the latter remain
one night longer and give benefit to Miss W., who is
great favorite in this city.
The New York Circus doing rather better
than at the start and after the Holiday Street is closed
will do still better
MAnKsrs.There has been fair enquiry for both City
Mills and Howard street flour, and 900 bbls.
have probably been sold during the week the uniform
price Of So IS per bbl mostly taken for shipment
holders affect TO ask higher rates but heard OF
sales unless for choice brand Howard street is taken
from the cars by dealers at So s2 The inspections of
-four for the week comprise 10 a0i barrels and half
barrels There was also inspected ise barrels rye -four
end 2l7 barrels corn meal.
Srocx AND MONEY MARKET.-Stocks droop there is
not animation enough in the market sustain previous
quotations Operations limited and not the slightest
disposition Is eyinced to embark in speculation Opera
tors stand aoof mid evince desire realize
there is no corresponding feeling the other side City
per cents OF $780, at 81 "a! 1870 9l 93 Fiveper
cents IS bid, so asked. Sales small
Sal per cents have been done at IS 75l buyers
at the close at 75i, sellers at 75a
Buyers and sellers OF other securities are 50 far apart
that it is useless to give quotations.
Money sought after the demand has not lcssened,
ana the banks are ghtng shy. There is much paper
the street-rate, per cent per month. Coin is con-
SANITY passing from one bank to another
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TROUBLE AMONG THE CHER0KEEs We have in
tcigence later from the Cherokee Nation Col
McKisck the agent was exerting himself put down
the outbreak but without great success. company OF
encamped close the line but the Indians
appeared fuatsd with each other and bent on saugh.
ter ~ q. Picdvups Dec. IA.
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The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPn.-We understand
that the line OF telegraph from Philadelphia New York
two wres) will probably be completed next week But
il will scarcely be in operation until week or two after
Experience proves, that wires recently put up will
break in defective places, and cannot be relied for
steady ork, until they have all broken out Union
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Sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD Dec. 20-l00 shs Reading RR, 26l $50
do Grard Bk, 81 100 do Wilmington RR, ~ do Life
and Annuity, % $500 States Blk Note,, 49,
AFTER BoAap.-Slo00 Reading Bonds, 6si.
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Passengers Arrived.
LospoSPacket shin Gadatorssrah HudIeston JOSEPH,
Reed, Mrs Julia Reed Capt w Gaskin. A w Geary, A
Hall, w L Welchman--y ia the steerage.
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SnIes or s,o..ks At Doston

Ar BRoxER's BoARp, Dec. 10 5ishs western.RR, 9sJ
80 do East Boston Company, - d. 10 SO do Reading
~ch & Worcester RR, sss 80! as do do 30 Sal a
81 Io0 do do SO % do do b 80 S3!