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FMHWO PRETTY GOOD PRIZES SOLD
q YESTERDAY AT SCHOOLFIELD Zoos.
To Nos. 60 81 SO prize of $1,000 sold to gentleman
of this city. Nos. IS u prize of $500 sent to Har
risburs, Pa.
Nos. Md. Consolidated Lottery, class H. drawn
January %, lowest prize SO, are:
70 s SO 81 60 81 SIS 10 Al 40 90 90 50 10 II
Draws TODAY, the beautiful scheme of Md.
Consolidated Lottery, class 4.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
/ prize OF $4,000 | prize of 5000
900 " 300
6OO 20 " 50 sc.
Tickets Sl-shares in proportion
In which Scheduled Il Co. will sell on certificate
packages of 25 whole tickets for only Sl4, halves 81
qrs SO 80, eighths 81 75
Fer the prizes in packages single tickets or shares
be sure and call on the all lucky
SCHOOLFIELD s. CO..
No. Calvert street,
1t First Office from Baltimore street,
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REVERSE OF FORTUNE. 1t is stated that
Wemyss, the ex-manager and actor, is now
keeping an oyster cellar in Philadelphia.
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Brig Silas Mercar Nichols, ST. Pierre, Martinique,
James ]. Fisher.
Schr Essex, Rollins, Fredericksburg and Kappa.
hammock, master.
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nnnA LBS. CHOICE PIPE CREEK Roll
HONHO BUTTER, received this day and for
sale by II. S. MANNING, Agent, at the RETAIL
BUTTER DEPOT of.
S. CLAYTON * SONS, No. as Camden-st
ia24 opposite the Hanover Market.
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FIRE AT SMirnLAND. On Monday last, a
fire at Smthland, Ky, destroyed DIR. Single
toms drug store, Ross grocery, Union Hall,
and three or four other buildings. The con-
tents of the houses were mostly saved, except
those of Dr. Singleton and Mr.. Lyons, who
owned the property. Loss from Is to $4,000.
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN RHODE IsLANp.-
The House of Representatives of Rhode Island,
at the recent session of the Legislature, refused
to take up the bill to abolish capital punish
mont by vote of more than five to one.
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MURDER. Col. James Morse, of fernando,
Miss, was shot dead last week, while riding
along the public road, by man named James
Dyson, who had taken offence at some remarks
of the Col, in his professional duties as counsel
fol- client. Dayton was arrested.
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LIBEL. Horace Greeley and Thomas Eel
rath, publishers of the N. York Tribune, have
been charged with libel upon DR.. Lucius S.
Comstock, and held to bail in $500 each. Mike
Walsh has also been held to bail in like sum,
for libel upon Mr.. Horspool.
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The BALTIMORE MUSEUM. The performances at
the Museum this afternoon and evening will be
more than usually interesting. At O'clock P. M
the entertainments will consist of Songs, Yankee
Stories, SC. by Mr.. Western, and the representation
of drol farce, called Jonathan Slick. In the even
ing, Bulwer's Play of the Lady of Lyons will be per-
formed, Mr.. Gallagher Claude Menotte, and Mrs.
Wilkinson, as Pauline. To conclude with local
sketch of "Herr Alexander" On Monday evening, the
dramatized tale of the Forty Thieves will be pro-
ducad. with new dresses, scenery, music, &c
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db7-CORONER'S OFFICE, No, 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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TuG LINE OF STEAMSHIPS. The Washing
ton Union says that the bids for the various
routes are closed, and that the department is
engaged in summing up the various PROPOSE
tons. Bids have been made for Bremen, Ant
werp, iiivre and even MarseiIes. The Post
master General will scarcely be able to an.
nouncc his selection Of the route before the Isl;
Of February.
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A5- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS: Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is conf
pete, his Old Established Sore, Waters ST., I'd door
from Calvert. OBJ
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MANIFESTATIONS OF BALTiMoRr.
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AVHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, Thatthe sub

YWyHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, Thatthe sub,
HI scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore County, in Maryland, letters of admins
tratien with HE will annexed the personal estate
of WILLIAM LOGUE, late of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said deceas
ed, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber or before the
22d day of July, 1916; they may otherwise, by law,
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate All per
sons indebted to the said estate, are requested to
make immediate payment. Given under my hand,
this 2lst day of January, 1916.
JAMES LOGUE, Admir-,
ia24-law fP"l with the will annexed.
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COURSE OF nECTURE5-ASBCRY SUNDAY
SCHOOL, No. 1, A course consisting Of six Lee
;nres by gentlemen of distinguished ability, will he
delivered m the Light street Methodist L, Church,
commencing on FRIDAY EVENING Both inst and
following on the MONDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
iNGS of each successive week, until thc completion
of the course. The introductory Lecture will he de
lvered by PARK BENJAMIN, Esq. The proceeds are
10 be appropriated to the enlargement of The sabbath
School Library. Tickets, admitting a gentleman and
lady, 81: single tickets, To one Lecture, - cents
may be obtained at the principal Bookstores. ja229t'
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NREAT LUCK AT THE EVER LUCKY

A REAT luck AT THE EVER LUCKY
"M. DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot, No. l44 Pratt.
ST. opposite the Railroad Depot and next to Brad
shaw's United States Hotel. Now is the time to
make fortune by purschasing package of DOYLE,
who has sold more prizes during the past month than
all the other offices in the city. constant stream
of fortune scenes to meet every who is fortunate
enough to try their luck at DOYLE'S. Come now
try your luck in some of the following splendid
schemes.
SATURDAY, the ''Thomas Thumb Lottery, win
be drawn. Capital $4,000 Tickets 81, halves so cts
quarters % cts. Certificate of package will be is
sued as follows: A package consisting of a5 whole
tickets for Sl2, halves Sc, qrs So, and eiahhs SIT.
some prize for a small outlay.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pug
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket, share. All ORDERS per
mail or otherwise, addressed TO
NJ. DOYLE, Ao.l44 Prattstreet,
IL (Rl Opposite b. & o. +. X. Depot.
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KIT ARD LAMPS. Another large supply Of com
~ mon Tin Lamps, for burning Lard, just reeeiv-
ed from the Mandatory, and for sale low at the
Original Furnishing Warehouse of
ALFRED II. RElP,
Ne. 3s5 Baltimore street,
ia2i second tin store ab:ye HowGrd-st.
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FRomrHE EXCHANGE READrNG-NooM ooKs.
CLEARED,

FRIDAY, JANUARY 90, la46
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{bJ-A fresh supply of Doctor J. ). ROSES ME-
DICINES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases, &c, just
received, consisting of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy
rup, Prophylacc Syrup, Liniments, Tonic Pills, &C.,
with treatise on Consumption. For sale by
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market ss.,
n94.3m Baltimore, Md.
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TEIHIS DAY, (FKInAY) January 22d, will be
IN drawn Md. Consolidated Lottery, class As
Nos, l3 ballots.
SCHEME:
prize Of $4,000 | prize of 1900
60 1000 ~ 40
QUO % 50,&c,
Tickets Sl-shaIes in proportion.
For lucky tickets by the package or single tickets
apply TO the prize vendors, MILLER & co
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul Streets
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, Glass IL, drawn
Jan. 23--lowest prize So:
70 SO 81 60 "a SIS 70 al 40 IS 68 60 10 II
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a9-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES TO be found in The city,
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of cntlrelynew
patterns, never before introduced III Baltimore, made
To order Of the very best materials and by The best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNiCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
sc. &c for sale and made TO Order cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. L. 8. FRYER,
Milf Nc, North Gay street
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ESVERY BODY KNOWS that EMORY s.
HL CO.'S is the luckiest lottery office in the United
States. They sell more prizes than all the other Off
ces in the citya great many very pretty prizes
sold yesterdays lottery this great prize Office
Give them call to day, where you may purchase
ticket for trlng sum that will give you handsome
fortune.
All orders from the country to ensure proper and
immediate attention, must be directed to
EMORY * CO., : Calvert street,
jas Baltimore, Maryland.
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fd7-sONs OF TENPERANCE--CRYS T.qL
FOLNT DTtTSION, No. -, WIN meet at Union
Hall, corner Of Baum1ra--t. and TGpoleu's alley,
THIS Saturday EVENING, at7 O'c.ock. TO- The
brethren of Sister Divisions in good standing
daily invited to attend. BY order,
inLN-sf JOhN w. NERELNY. Z. Ssnbc.
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nRAWN NOS. of yesterdays Md. Lottery,
~ class No. ll-lUwest prize SO, are
70 63 81 60 "a So 70 Al - IS 60 90 lS II
The following are the leading high capitals in
Next Weeks lotteries, viz:
MONDAY, 3 of $4,000, for 50
TUESDAY, $4,000, for
WEDNESDAY, S30, 900, for 10
THURSDAY. $50 900, for 5
FRIDAY, $40 900, for
SATURDAY, $4,000, for only
In this last scheme share tickets are only soc and
25c each Packages S4, 81 and SO so each.
For tickets shares or packages in either of the a.
b0ve magnificent schemes; please make early applica-
ton, either in person or by letter, directed to
eJAMbS FLETCHER & Co, Baltimore, Md.
HHGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
h Good again. Comb 60 81 So, $1,000 sold to
lady residing on Pratt-st No one should neglect TO
purchase ticket at EGERTONS, since a fortune is
to be the result. THIS DAY draws the famous
Small Fry, full package for only So 50, and may
draw the highest pihes
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 prize of $500
" 1000 | &c 300
-" 500 20 " 80,&c.
Whole tickets Sl-shares in proportion.
For the prizes, call at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
cor. South-st. and Exchange Place, cor. of
1t Commerce Pratt or cor. Gay & Pratt SITS.
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Also, by George K. Tyler, 10 f, Baltimore street,
Seth s. TIance Baltimore ard Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover sis; J. T.
Perkins 81 Brother, cor Green and franklin Streets
Joseph h. Stanshury 81 Thames st; Elisha II, Per
kins corner Market and Green-sls.; George II. Keer,
No. 32J Baltimore street. jal9 Ivy
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dated LOTTERY, class No II, for i246:
70 So CT 60 - 50 70 fl 10 2S GS 50 10 Il
8 and - being the lst and ID drawn Nos each $50
s aud SO, being the ID and Sd drawn Nos. each 20
81 and So, being the 81 and 4th drawn Nos. each IS
50 and Gl hCiug the dlh and 5th OF 81 and 60, he
iu2 the 9Th and 9th drawn nos each -
All haYlug Two Of the drlwn Nos. on them, each
All having one only Of tHe drawn Nos On. D."
1t EMORY, No. , N. CaIyert-st.
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The Van Ness Case.

WARRINGTON, Doc. 70, I5lb.
The Circuit Court Of the United States pursu ad
journment on Thursday last met again this morning at
ten O'Clock their Honors Judges Moraell and Dunlop
presiding.
The question before the Court Mr. Bradley plea
instructions in behalf of the defendant General Van
Ness to wit That II the jury would admit all the
evidence and papers submitted for and by the plaintiff
MRS Conaer alias Mrs Van Ness to be true still there
is not sufficient to establish legal presumption of
rage between her and the late Gen. Van Ness.
Mr.. RIcapRD s. COKE, in conclusion of the peadings
this proposition occupied she sitting of the day till
three o'clock in an able comprehensive and we'll digest
ed argument in support of the instructions asked by his
colleague MIR Bradley.
And at the conclusion at o'clock the Court ordered
an adjournment with view of time to enable the Court
to lender in decision the resumption OF the matter
on hearing tomorrow.
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.LoSDov-ship Toronoeo essk, Bar.tow 4 COLO chests
Wic Keekgel-lo Davis Farchild col hhds
Kingsford co.'s cases Lawrence, Murray & Indgae-2
Carey Har-2 Allen. Hagan co9 Philips Chittenden
Bss-2 Hunt bros-2 Morgan COS bxs Thos NJ x
to-27 pkgs A X Waer-z7 Stone Swan co.. Wright,
Sturgess Shsw-S pks Binenger coz cks Marsden &
Bartlett Word-24 cks Sifken Ironsdes-ll bis w
X Mole-l9cs Jessop-7 s Rockwell < cos Barker &
Gomez pis:II A,Piawall.ae 81 Wk smith eS-s
90 packages Cumming, Dodge Co-l0o boxes and bile
& Worewood Coco barrels Maitland, Cunree CO.
cases. Hsrred-3keg Sheppard Morgan--N cases M
Dord-l do NJ Rowland 4 Col do WISE & Sons-l bale
sp.ldng, IhOms. : Vale boz u Kinxsford-i cs,k
do Montes,l bog ksyLl do Msrsos, Williams, 4
Mr. Reggie barrel lssacsTI do W BaIl-.71 tons Of
on-5 cases packages, Z casks Is erces. to order
&co-i0O baskets wines NJ Cnthbertson.l Garfield
BASKETS wiue & Boker-l3o do 20 Heerdt-52
sardues Hargous bro6 Hsrndca co-485 baskets wine
Csjet Ast0ri-23 mdze Msurice-lo cks l6S do
Loreaux-75 bks H Taylor co23o do Brook-l93
burr Bossaugoi0o cks mdze Boring col case
schuleat-28 Legoux-s 0rsnun-l3o bkts wine A
Senette-i Fanfernot Pouac-l00 Taylor col
mdze Hazous bso-I Paruges-2 Jessal30o burr
mdse order.
HAvANA--Barque Mary Broughton -ll7 boxes sugar, J
Matthews Co.'S cases Cigars, do-l9 bales Tobacco do
SIS boxes Sugar. Sturgcs Col Cigars j. H. Ferber K
Coop boxes Sugar spoford Ti'eston2oe boxes Sugar
+ d Morgan Co.42i boxes do, GIiseeli & M.,urn-os
boxes do ordeT-53 boxes, Broker Wauen-l53 boxes
and hhds Sugar, Taylor Co.
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Foreign Markets.

Rio DE JANEIRo, Oct 80 le46.-The receipts of -four
this month"; 4s9 bbs from the United States, and
2l50 bbls from Trieste The sales in time are
$500 bbs. old Richmond at l6s00 cash. to $4,000,
dit l400 old Baltimore at $4,000, credit 5000 Bal.
tmSre az 10 to i4ooo credit the Napoieons cargo,
Menevdeo. Supplies being small and at hand OF
the failure of crops in the North of Europe the market
has recovered little and prices slightly advanced; ba
kers, however, are very cautious The FIRST cargo OF
new Richmond, arrived yesterday, held at l9 The
stock in market Is 81 bbls OF which in FIRST
hands Monevideo advices advise sales of -four to net
- 25 stock rs 900 bbs Rio Grande dates to 9th inst
quote Richmond -four at le5O0 to 7 and Baltimore at
reported at 1911 and Baltimore at l4 The coffee market
offers fair selection but the demand does not allow
large stock to accumulate. Prices have rallied little
within the last few days. and quote supsriors at
2n9O0 2H950, and good frsts at 2NS0O 1850.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
sch. Oriental rhurle. 9sIf Dss e. s sss
22d arr schs Edward ID Peters, Holmes, N York.
Miscellaneous Record.
fSs hssaar riKss Rooms
fhe brig Cordelis for St Thom.. and Porto Rico will san,
ship Coumbi. for Liverpool; Utica, Hsre AIDE.
s ship HoSua for C. Canton also on Saturday m
MurISy-The crew Of the ship Colombo. which arrived
yesterday from Liverpool have beea Of muny
o s sss % o1 S q 20
Light House channe' Yes. morning. By the Of sss
; made ssns as:s
ton a. anchor Ro.d and
mutinee and furnished Others their stead The Colombo
81. has and 6Ss died on the
Boston Courier Dec 70
the late packet ship Thomas Cope Of Pnsdephis takes
the ssIss, opportunity s.p5s. h and their 'ens. Of
Brush ship Em,San in Is,esns them from their perilous
sH,r AlLsS. Wilson, hence Chsrlesos has expert,
sneed ooisterous Passage and suffered IN sails rigging and
scmR BALrnonE, ssayey, at Charleston from Boston.
sustain ed other damage.
Asehooaer Of about 100 tons. disma.ed OF Race
r o from e. nh BY the ''hr North
sH.r ColuxsU.-schr Powh.,,m, small, arrived a. Bo.-
Ing to the ship CoIumsus, before rspor ed wrecked.
spoken.
70. A S.n brig 81 MfS c tts os
a. ss On aG IA a::a SSS1 Africa for f0v
Ship shsw, OF Boston, showing flags 81, steenng en I'd
large sisam,hie was seen ON the sh instant, Ia, - TO- Ion
sS hS ~ a. :sS - o. =
NE, nv brig Stakeholder, at Charleston.
Brig L-ndcr Of Baltimore sigma sed Dee lat 90
long 81 W.
Foreign Ports.
Auu CAvrs, Dec t-In port, sehr Lady Suffolk for New
York in Is das lied 4h. sehr Emily Hlliad, Cook Bos
CArKSsE, Nov Is-In port, brig iRomp. Dewmg, 81 DAVIS
from Salem dsE; 23d lat 10 IS ~ long 81 - w. spoke schr
Concord days from Charleston e, for Martinique; Afr.
&c, FOR Frovidsnce
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

BALrIMoRE, Dec 2s-Arr bark Montgomery, Davis, New
Oeans British brig Robertina Stewart Port SPAIN Tin
dad brig Henrico Fame reported Saturday the fats
o. es m
Tho%qp:op Kesas Nassau r steamer Cs%nIidfe Tu,
brgs (sw Senior. Amsterdam; Sea, lBr
Godfrey West indies schr Wateryille Reed Galveston
TeYas Sailed Sunday in OF steamer Patapsco, San
dia Seule. Liverpool.
PHILADELrHIA, Dec 29-Arr brig Brandywine Smack
Janeo; schs John Thompson, Cobbt Havre de Grace
EH5a; io:sph RSsps Wss,s0ts York John ThS~p:on
Jane, Bailey, Bishop Maanzas Elk, Fickerson, Boston
brig Myra Studley Castles schr Samuel Cashier Robin
N York.
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m s: A brig: .1..s s.
Hswf. Yssson. ChsIlsstcn; Eliisoss. Cole, N York.
Dec wd.a PIP ssH M. o;:ss;
Az. Si s' Talo ra FL.
iorenoon brig s%ymas a., Arrived, ship Colombo. from
ca1ssr.ros Dec gxIi British bark Aa. Watson, De
%sIaf brig chls: PSw Rishas..n kssssa Island
Ps: IA. a:a ass I ":
S:.s #. s.. ri: e at A Es.s Word
ssa Del Dee . TX psssss ship
s S s,.a
i. ysar. r. Key W, and enc Ss S.ipoxn cam:
from wninsten, Del for Ws.t Ladies'. sriIs Ohio fSr Bel
Sr Ks; Abnsr Ball for Prosia:aes; Hound Pond for
Boston, Oregon c1 HrssmpoI,; Kennedy for fs,s,e.Eg
HSSns. There but ore The
the for S.lb sS and again
81. morning for her ds.naicn The schooner hsndiek
=
NEW H.yss Dec sxrf Ss New Orleans. Br.mA.
ss. Ssr h.
ssi ie ash r'eSI Huss SGa,d 10
bsrk Panthsa HsTck West Indies brig Atlantic whitIs
,NEwroRr. Dec 2s-Arr brig Nereus.-. Al days from
NosroIK Dec asArr bark Schools. from NewYorl sch.
EvsudsI tB1.iishl Ms,.au ESEinesr Fail River Iohn
NANTUCKET, Dec 2t-Saled schr Elisha Ruckman, Mitch
ell York Bolivar Bunker Baltimore; ,looP Leader Rus
SELL York; ship Napoleon, Gibbs for The Pacific Ocean
9Th. sailed, schr Northern Belle Fitzgerald York
York TraH .S: Hss" G.,;E }s::p Ru;a.
Sidney Mason lowed ship Arabala Parker for Lii
veIpoo to Morris Liston's
PsoyIpENcE, Dec 2e-Arr brig Hollander, Lowell West
Coast Of Africa sailed, schs Jackson, Winchel, New
York. Ciotiid, P,snts' do ,loop Rhode island Hull do;
Friend, Phil delph,a Willetts Smith, York; Alfred
Gfeenheld York: soops Radiant, Hawkins, New York;
Eliza, Jackson. York; Agent Rogers, York; George,
Cohiegh York.
PORTLAND Dec 36Arr bark America, Aide, Phsdelphia
Increase, Bull. " York for Thomaston
RcnMosD. Dec T-Arr schr Ly nchbnrs. Gould, York.
Nd schr Greenway, Couch, New York; Boston, Townsend
N York
SAVANNAH, Dec 25-Cld bark f Chaplin, Smith, Boston;
schr Outose Cornell Matanzas; ship Stirling Bastow,
Wiscasset brig Savannsh Dxsn York. Below briggs
SALEM, Dec 26-Saied brig Northu cumberland. z7Ih,
bark Emily Wilder, Dow. Zanzbar schr Aradne Rowe,
N York.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECMmBEK 30.

Cleared.
Hoy fors su ne siear Ts 5so
Champion. New Orleans, Gager; Azof Green Glasgow
Atkins Co; Sarah E snow, Gibson, galway, Brett 4
Yose-brigs Gilbert Hatfield Kingsbury Demare,a, =
Hastead Coz Clement RYDER, Mediterranean, Foster &
Nickerson; Cathariue and Mary, Blanc Bermuda.
Davenport; Don Juan, Welsh Norfolk California Stitch
burn Rochelle, Buck-Scbs Leonora Woolston, Phils
delphia Corvo, Crockett Boston; ambrdgc. Hale, do;
w Brown, Francis Wilmington; Areolus. Wheeler. New
bern
Arrived.
SteamshIp Ssutherner, Berry, So hours from Charleston
with mdse to Spohord, Tileston Co
mouth, Nov 20, with mdse TO 1rnnell. Miuturn Co.
Snip Jessore Jackson from Havre via Fayal, 81 days. with
mdse, aud ia passengers.
Ship Toronto Pair, from London and Portsmouth, Nov II,
to Johu Griswold
Bark Mqqslon, Collins. 10 days from Boston, with fish
Dulh am X Dmon.
Bark Mary BouShton, Melcher from Havana days. with
Brig DENMARK, Woodbury. 81 days from 8, Domingo via
Holmes Hole, with mahogany, to Y Rossire.
Brig Arve Wooster 10 days from Easport with lah aud
FISH to Surge: Co 2'th Instant of Long slaal in AGILE
Brig New Orieass Brsmhall, from Bermuda and days
from New Haven, in ballast to the master.
Schr Louisa, Hoover,2 days ON Brandywne with -four
and corn meal.
Schr Reaper, Smith, Fall River in ballast.
Schr Caroline Baker, Crowell, Virginia.
Schr Cabot, Taylor, Boston, mdseJ
Schr Friend, Crowell, Boston, mdse.
Ashp supposed to be the Orphan, from Liverpool.
Alio, brigs unknown