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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Monday. Dec -, 1917.

At market 500 Beef Cattle, SO yok.s Work.
ing Oxen, 10 Cow, and Calves, 1900 Sheep
and Lambs and 1850 Swine.
Prices Beef Cattle "A few extra, 90. 20
let quality, $6,25 $50 2d quality. $500 a
80; I'd quality, 800 20.
Working Oxea-472, CSC. $3.50.
Cows aud Calvrs-Sales range from SIS io
$50, according Ia quality.
shecp--sals. Of lots at 90, S2.33 and 81.
26 one or two lots very p"ot taken st 81 "
swine-Dull Sales at wholesale ic FOR
Sow, and &c for pauows. Al retail, from 0
~ 8 and D g..
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XITIIIIAM NEWTON, respectfully gives
w notice 10 all his customers having nc
counts at his store (No $50 Thames.N) that
their bills will be ready aud presented "n lhv
l6rs, day Of January, ISIS Tor PaSmegtsnd n p
lconfdrnily expected thui ,revy one will~f',p"na
Ito this call and chee'lully pay up
| Al persons having Demands ate r'quesied ~
call M The same time and receive their pay.
II lie thanks his numerous cust"inets Tor all
nas, r, vots ai ths otd stunt aud socrts a con
iinuance at the same place.
II Dec ~, l-ii.--,& N In.
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Newspaper Depot. and Book Rc-
pOsitOry, Sd Thamcs-st.

NOFF Is constantly receiving new wofhs
NJ from the pens of the most popular authors
OF the day-alSo Boston, New York and Phila-
de lphia Newspapers now Is n good time To
subscribe for the different Magazines and PERI
odicalS to commence ON tbe hrst oi January
lSIs lie pledges himself to furnish ak OF tie
above cheaper than they can be procured by
mail, and with equal dispatch.
Mr. &. has been appointed Agent Tor 'ha
sale or preu variety OF Trscls published 10y
lbe nssoclaliun Of Friends IN Philadelphia, a
mong>t which may be found-an Inquiry into
1.-The accordency OF War, by Jonathan Dy.
Imopd, price only one shilling and contains l5s
Ipooes'Lal Alexsnders History OF Colonlza-
lion ON the Western Coast OF Africa, price only
| two cents per copy.
III Dec a. AZ. l2d- -lw.
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Registry Tax Notice.

IUAvING rro.i,.d the Rcsstty Tan Book
| Ilson the Town Clerk, I shall be aud re-
maln a, my office, No. lao Thames street, Ia
rcsi,o the Rsgi.ity. and Psrsonal Tar, "o'
cordine To law. this month, nj least .h hours ~
Zach day, and the last sis days, hom " Z"
% clock Those who wish to avail ihsm-elve.
of the privilege of voting N 1915. must ca'l
ant pay Their tan this month
Dee. 10 GOODSl EtD, Collector.
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ANIMALS FOR '1s,
Gift Books aud G;slncA.

THE Amaranth,
i The Garland.
Friendship Offering,
Christian Keepsake, ;.a;:.;:
Ilalleck'S Poems
Long:ellow's Poetical works,
The Hyacinth,
The Gift Book Of Poetry,
A large variety of Miniature volumes for gifts
Games, OF Mahomet and Saladen,
Posse and PAGAN.
Star Spanged Banner,
Race of Improvement,
American Eagle,
Walkers Geographical Tour through
France,
Picture Pass word.
Bohemian Gipsey Girl
Modern Game Of DominoeS and many
others, and an excellent assortment OF Juveniles
selected with much care aud SO purchased rs TO
be sold in all cases at the very lowest prices.
Prayer Books and Bibles in variety, AT
CHAS T.. HAMMErT'SJ Jr,
Dec. Il. Oak Row.
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,rrA man by the namc Of Henry e.
King was frozen 10 death while inioI'-
Gated on Monday nigh, Of last week, in
the .ou,hess, part of the town Of Dan
bur-, CT.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-16

MR. MooRE's LEcTURE.-The first
lecture in Mr.. Moore's course, which
treated Of the A." Origin and formation o.
Language" was delivered n, the Armo-
ry Halo Tuesday evening, in the pres
ence Of highly intelligent and aiten-
tive, il not very crowded auditory
The weather ,ha! evening was particu-
larly unpropitious TO tho attendance OF
Mr.. MS friends, and perhaps the sub
iect itself was not sufficiently inviting
and popular to draw to the lecture room
any very considerable or promi'cuous
asssmblage. Certain We are, however,
that If our citizens generally had avail
ed themselves Of the opportunity OF lis
tening to Mr.. NJ. even on q theme
which by many was supposed to be me-
cessarily a very dry ono, they would
have found themselves most sgreeably
disappointed in the character Of his dis
QUESTION, and amply repaid for any
slight Inconvenience they might have
experienced d in placing themselves IN
position TO enjoy il.
The lecture was not only exceeding
" we'll written throughout, with many
passages Of great beauty Of imagery and
diction, but aboundcd in novel and strik'
ing views Of the sources Of the severn
classes Of words which constitute Ian
pusqe, and Of the means by which the
mind of man as endowed by his Creator
had ori Q inalIy formed these classes anc
afterwards attained their entire mastery
We shall not attempt in this place s'
give any analysis OF Mr.. Ms lecture
or to enumera,e the several propositions
maintained in it, but earnestly hope
that, after his present course is com
plsted, he may be induced torepeat it
that all who were disappointed OF an oP
por,unity to listen to his discussion ei
subject 80 curious and intricate, MAJ
be at once Rra,ifed and instructed. as,
no accede to our wishes, they most Ger
tainly will be.
Tho subject Of mex, Tuesdays lee
ture by Mr.. NJ, 10 the Origin Of III
paris Of Speech, which he promises sha
be Of q more popular cast, than the on
we have here noticed, though intimate
and necessarily connected with It.
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Administrator's Notice.

TINE subscriber. HAVING teen appointed nd
i mfniSi1atuf on the cs'ttr ol SlLN aNu
STANFORD. jus late OF New YORK, and
more recently oi GAINESVILLE, Ohio. son "i the
laic Syl,anus stanford OF this town ahd gwen
bonds Tor the performance oi sa'd lru'' Gal''
pnon sll ner>onS having claims < INST sald e.
IN . ga present the same. aud tn, Sc ind ebled tC
make payment 10 hlm. 49,
N,wpou, Dec ~, lSi7. ~
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Blue Lick Water,

N2ON the Celebrated Blue Lick springs ln
II Il Kentucky. II is analogous to the waters of
/ \Ix de Chaprlle and IIarrowgale IN Europe,
at Il. Il. HAZARDS, sign of the mortar
II ~ near the Cunt UOuss
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THIS Company, although it cannot boa>; OF
being The Oldest Tea Establishment in A
merica" does ri ,im to have sold during the two
years of its existence, more good, pure, and IN
mixed Teas, and al lower prices, than any sint
ar establishment in he United States.
The following is list ct their retail prices
which will be found to be nearly the same a,
similar Companies. The only difference they
claim is in the quality Of the Teas.
rDEENs RIACkS
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NOTICE.

DEM MARSH. JR., respectfully informs
ID his customers that their yoarl, accounts
will bo ready and prosecuted the 1st day Of Jan
uary Ms usual for payment All who have de-
mands will please present thsm at tho sam.
time for payment. Dec. II, iS47.
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Holiday Gifts.

A N extensive variety Of Rich Fancy Goods
n imported expressly for the approaching
Holidays, consisting in part Of
Elegant Rosewood Desks, Dressing Cases,
Work Boxes, Toilet Cases, Perfumes, Envel.
ope Cases, Coifires, PapeleTies, EScritoires,
Needle Cases, Pearl Folders Paper Weights
Desk Furniture. Wiring Gases, Watch Stands,
Card Receivers, Tablets du BAL Porte Noun
aie's Taper Stands, Microscopes, CoSmoramas
China Tea Sets, Vases, Steel Bags, Purses,
Fruit Knives Dessert Cases, Silver Cups, GOLD
Penc il,; Lockels; and many other articles now
open and for sale at the lowest prices at lO9
Thames street. by B. II. TlSDAIE.
| Dec. l6 dNw5w
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Give it a triaI.

nYER'S Cough Coniecton, a pleasant and
Dehectual remedy for Coughs, Colds. HoarSe
ness, ,,Sc. For sale by .>-..~
Dec. I6. d&w C.G.C HAZARD.
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ESSeX's

spread Strengthening PlaslerS,
ln For sale by {. &. G. HAZARD.
Uec III. dSw
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Fresh Groceries

lust RECEIVED. per sloop Rienzl, and lur
j sale by WM NEWTON.
Nov H. 80 Thamessifcet
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Court of Common Pleas.
Tuesday, Dec. i4th, Is4


State ps John Boyle The prisoner
was arraigned and had his indictment
read to him, and pleaded not guilty
Blake, Attorney General for the State
and G. Turner for prisoner at the bar.--
The Court was occupied the greater part
of Tuesday morning with the trial Of this
indictment, which was for stealing. some
time during the last season, a gold medal
and chain from Herr Alexander, the eel
ebrated necromancer and magician. At
l-2 P. NJ, the case was given to the
Jury by Judge Halle, and they returned
verdict Of GUILTY, at the meeting OF
the Court in the afternoon. Boyle was
afterw ards sentenced to four months i'm
prisonment in the County Jail and pay
ment Of costs.
The Court then proceeded to the trial
OF the civil docket.
Wednesday, Dec. 18Th.
Thomas Esics Us Peter Cook, action
for slander. Charging the present plain
tiff with having sworn falsely in the trial
of some previous action.) ii. Y. Grams
ton g. Son for Plaintiff, Pearcc and Shef.
field for Defendant. The jury, after be.
ing out several hours, came in and stated
that they disagreed on the question oI
damages. and that there was no proba'
bility of their agreeing. Papers taken
from the jury
Nichols Hossard Us Henry B. Hod.
ges, action on the case for damage done
to horse in defendants stable.
Pearce &, Turner for Pltf. Sheffield
and Blake for Def
This case was on trial when we were
obliged to 60 to press.
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Lectures.

Hall, this THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 10th,
by x G.. Wa,crson, Of Boston.
Subject" The Life and Character oi
Washington Allston.'
Doors open a, o clock, and the Lecture to
commence at precisely.
Tickets to the Course one dollar single tick
cts % cts. Dec. 10.
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For Sale.

A two story house and lot pleas
mN anlly situated on Bridge street. be.
ns longing to the heirs Of John Read,
deceased. The house has rooms;
arranged for one or two families. For further
particulars enquire OF
PETER p. REMINGTON.
Newport, Dec. I6, lsi7. 4w39
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Roman Eye Balsan.
NOR weak and inhamed eyes, For sale at
Dec. 10. (d&w) G.. G. G. HAZARDS
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n X. BOUTELLE, DENTIST,
II. would say 10 his friends in Newport that
he will BE- here again next Summer, when he
will attend TO those who may wish for his pro.
feSSional services.
Newport, Dec OH, lsi7.-Gm.
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Stock at Auction,
PewS at Auction.
Particular Notice.

A LII PERSONS indebted 10 the late firm of
IA WILLIAMS & FREEBOR Y, ars request
ed 10 settle the same previous To the fret da,
at January next, as the acconni. will then
be placed in other hands for collection.
Dec Id Il W ijI.t.
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To Let.

10 Let.
a. THE lower part OF the house No !
VE Clark street containing rooms, any ia
miy in want OF a pleasant aud convenient trne-
ment can secure one by applying To
BENZ. MARSH, Jr.
Dec. IL 47-6dlw I.iS Thamessl.
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jMARiIiME HERALD.
pOAY OF NEW YORK, JANUARY rs.
Ckeareds


Ships Kalamazoo, Cirk, Liverpool Richardson Watson
4 Co; Monticello Lambert, Jls.gow, Dqaham & nmon;
Isabella sndessen, Blemes Oeiriehs Kruger; lndsns
Barks--Charlotte, Wehmann, Bremen, Payeustadt &
w to osa & k Erf CO..
ger Peck Co; trAfSrd Robson. New Orleans Johnson
Brig,-Ely Pierce, Carr, Tampico, Hicks Bailey; PA
net CLARK Cardsnss AErasm!h Wheeler; Tcsif. Me-
$ hrs-tienr Peavey. Parker Matan.as, Arrswsmith 4
Whee,I; H,bernla BIZ Rougetel Iisda.' Ns, Hunter
Savannah John Ogden; Leonos, Wooiston, Phiadelp
susan Rogers Phldelphia Homer Nickersou Boston;
Bsrse-Ih hale, Baldwin, AmbSy.
ueday-Bris Ellis abeth Porter, (Br Couers Cork and
market.
Ship serampore Alen 3k DAYS from Boston, in ballast to
anadan bark Bogoia Thomas from Carthaseus Jan ISL
with mdse, Everett Battcl Lef Am vessels 18th
inst lat "a 80 Ion co. spoke big Cushing from Portland Tor
Bark Nshumkeag Fisher, from Providence in ballast
Orig Champion Chandler, 81 days from Bonare with salt,
to Nesmiih Walsh On the outward passage Nov &c lat 81
dephia bound Chlncoeague with all rer sal own
and leaking tady took from her the captain and
B BRIG james Clark MsLeaa 80 DAYS from 81 John NIB
with coal, to Durham DeWolf.
Big lyana, Ellis 10 days from Easper,. with lah, to
schr Baltm pre- Latouree Baltimore corn to Johnson s.
sehr Flora rke fm Ens.por,, with fish, &C. Ano'mith
sc,r ornes. Law -Nswbary port; fish
Sehr Alice + hot, Portland, Me, fish Sc.
schr Isaac Ach on, Gro ekeu Ihomaston, lime.
Sem E EIsss' sSS a. navel
Schr Antillus Hopkins, Thomas,on, lime.
schr Copy. days from Nantucket.
schf George Washington, 30 hours from Nantucket
Telegraph reports no vessels in sight.
Sailed.
ships Toronto for London; for Lverpoo sa
batt,s, for Havfe; and others.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ~, lS47.
man. who previously gavo his name as James Mar
tin died very suddenly, at Richmond, Monday
ming. He said he from Canada and by profession
machinist engineer.
half dozen SUITS brought sganst Sheriff Lelar for
alleged egality in receiving fees at his Office have
been decided against him. and the penalty of $50 mpos
cd in each The leg ay only consisted in recev-
ing the fec before the service performed, and Of
course there is no crimnay attached to the affair. As
the decision ives only on the primary hearing before
Alderman, it will probably be carried up to compete
tribunal, by appeal.
true bill has been found by the Grand Jury of our
Quarter Sessions, against Margaret Walker. colored
woman for killing her infant by throwing into sink
In the case Of William simer who caused tho death o
Robert w Pitt by the accidental discharge of pisol
on New Years eve, bill for involuntary manslaugh'
ter, hiss been returned
The of subscription to tho Central Railroad
necessary TO get charter has been obtained with the
exception OF 1900 shares week and the list will
probably be complete. The Spring Garden commission.
ers have indefinitely postponed the proposition to SUBJ
scribe to the capital stock of this road.
The hanss employed upon the Camden ferry boats
Esq OF Camden on the occasion of his marriage to Miss
Clara Tyndele OF this city The recipients did honor
TO the repast and celebrated the by decorating the
beats with flags and the discharge Of cannon. =
The grand jury have completed their labors for the
term and his morning having made their presentmont
discharged from further attendance upon court.
Stocks n!an their buoy ncy aud daily ad vsnc-
ng in price ling the purses OF those who bought when
the tide was low.
salesor Stacks at Philadelphia.
XIX ssst DO d g. @ia
Vile Bank IS; 30 Heading In. <9ls.
AyrEn sALss.25 Man and Mech oink 25H; 100 Reading
RR 2oi 5000 do do Bonds 72 North America Bask 0ik
IS do Al 40 do do an IS Pennsylvania do 2si Is
Yicssnurg do M Philadelphia do i2 600 Wilmington
R6, 1919
sEcoNp BeARp-5on0 u ioan 6s sc Ioo,<; 40 Guard
Bank 100 Reading RR Pm 500 City IS 66 NJ 500 do do
II o2 $50 Harrisburg Rk 20; 100 Heading HI 29; 500
State 100 nehanaa Canal OK 50 Union Canal % -
ArTER SAYS City IS 81 y; Penn Bank 2aiH $50
Vicksburg k sA 500 sste IS les 1900 lehigh 6s t1 Ia
shares Lshixh "a s Ches aud Del Canal 53sI.
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Curs m aclSsjzai<.

New York, Jan. ~.
Asn.s-There wero sales today npots at 81 s3, and
n pearls at SIS 43A
BREApsTUFFs AT the close Today holders had advanc
ed the price to 81 Sales III Western made to
extent in the morning at SO 81, and some a. 81. Pur.
cbasers however were unwilling to operate largely at
the latter figure Southern selling at So 60 Sc 49,
Wheat 81 IS a ST. 90 Corn selling at 9s cents.
CoTToN-There has existed steady active enquiry
for this article since the steamers received.
and the sales to-day amount to 5000 bales at very full
rates
REAL Estate AT Aucrrov-Brooklyn-ll lot on
Warren street, between Henry and Clinton
streets, 20xi0O ....., 500
2 adjoining lots, same sze $3.50 each. ...... 400
4 lot adjoining last, same sse. ....,......, 900
do do do................ 1000
l lot on Baltic street, between Henry ami Clinton
streets 20xl00 .............. 700
lots adjoining, same sze 800 each. ....... 1000
2 lots adjoining, same sze 900 each. ....... $500
9 lots Hicks street, commencing corner Coles
street. each 25xl0l each 100. ........ 600
] lot OF Troy and Hudson street, SAG front,
% , rear, IA f. deep c,.:: $500
lot I'D joining, same sizs ............... 1890
2 lots Greenwich street, near Horato ST., each
25xe6 each 81 225 ALSO
lot west side Of Hudson street, near Horatio St,
lot cast eide Hudson ST. opposite 25xi2O 80. 400
and lot No 30 Front 81 23 oxl00. $500
Two story brick front house and lease OF lot No
isVspdam ST., 2sxio0,. ........ 1900
Store and lot No ~ Broad street. 26 aa7s 49, 600
lot corner Both ct and 9th avenue % 2x5l A.. go
I adjoining on 9Th avenue same size. ....... no
/ do do do IS 9x51 g.. $3.50. 40
, story brick front house aud lot No ll9 Henry st.
VITA rear building, l5xios ............... $500
sexIas. .,............ 10 600
story store and lot M Front street. 80 4xso ~ 900
Hotel known Northumberland House, No Is
whitshall street, a7xas 0. ,.........,... IL 900
lots on Amos street, nsar Biesckor, each 81 Ok.
10 eaSn oifsvVs oboVV
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CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC. {. x.saea
JOHNSON'S TOOTHACHE DROPS

THE Glove AN0DYNE, for tho immediate end per
Of pain from decayed teeth having. from IL
value remedy y s%
thrust into the market BY unpncpsd persons and sol a.
graph caution the public against all such spurious com
article and favoaby known by that but that
prepared during four OF v. years: BY A. sapd; and
Co who the sole proprietor The only safety for
purchasers is TO be and ask for Johnsons Toothaehs
Of the genuine has the signature of Henry Johnson
Remember that the Glove Anodyne Is an Immediate
cure violent teohache pain in tho and
that is manufactured genuine only by Henry JOHNSON
Chemist and Druggist 273 Broadway side the Ora
Buildings Sold also at 100 Fulton street. East Broad
way, and 903 Hudson st. Prizes Is cents. d1 3lmsrh
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q EnA REV ARD-AhiERlC AN COMFOUND-This
WOOO popular, pleasant, aud specific remedy is
raned TO eectnaIy all ofa delicate disease
e days forfeiture OF the above Persons using
this celebrated Article need fear exposures It leaves
0dor the BREATH diet business
and is adopted every age, and condition 1t contains
mercury noxious drugs, injurious the
but clesnses the infection Thousands
ssndngcAses nave been cnred BY single bottle while he
This trumped nj" humbug" hiss long been, and still
Is used the private prctce Of physicians with
curing Of the hupd ed Try it, and
convince Yourselves Sold wholesale by ComsrocK Co..
~ Courlandt street, retaed Bowery and Gard Bowery
and Walker Bowery and Houston, Bowery aud Fourth
Nart ct street, Of East Broadway L. Cotton 263
Beecker St Hammond Co corner OF Broadway and Chsm
beIs st.; OF Fulton and New ork Fulton
ana bIo9syn ihrd ana SOUTH ST. fhiisdelpha
neton City, Robertson Cormick, Norfols Va; and Co
hen Il Co, tharleson,s y, q. il I'm eod.rc
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MONTHLY REPORT FOR DECEMBER,
OF THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
No. rs CHAMBERS ST
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
5 Pain in the head. Secondary yene'eal
Recent cases paralysis liberated legs.
Ascarides in the rectum DarIhea.
Inflammation Of the bad- Suppression Of the menses
der Primary chancres.
1 Bad cases of cough. Cases Of lmpotsncy.
8 Costiveuess. 4 Irritation Ia ufethra.
I Case Of fever. PIeurisy.
81 Seminal weakness Dyspepsia.
8 Primary consumption. Disease of the liver
6 Gononhaa. Eruption Of the skin.
2 Pain in the chest Inf immati0n Of the eyes.
Cases of gleet. Retention Of the urine.
Partial deafness.
SUccrssFUL OPERATIONS AND CUREs.
Uvuss removedi Injuries attended to.
l Hydrocele. Operations for squirting.
Tonss removed. Veneretl warts removed
Peyp removed from the ALTERATIONS for fstulasn ami
womb. 1 Ampvtation.
- Structures cured in the Enlarged proaate glands
thra. under treatment.
Difficulty in making water. Cascx bubo
Hemorrhoida tumors 1 Phymosis
moved
The poor attended to between and 10 in the morning.
Il. BOSTWICK, MID,
20 2weodsrc Attending Surgeon and Physician
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H'Ox cAEsn Rfnl0SsA1irEtn.

ROxeAEo Rmpoxs ASi1nss
CARTHAGENA-Bsrk BoRota-.25 fustic 400 hides IL
tons Old IS balsa - bis palm OIL Dominguez7
balssm pkgs specie Murray Lsmman3 bags specie
81 logs mahogany Evers Battei-l bag specie Caller
dst--3 do Afrnrurn.
BoNAIRE-Brs CHAMPIONSHIP bbIs salt Foulke 4 Son.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail
Home Ports.

Horne Ports.
BALTIMORE, Jan 27-Cld Hamburg bark America, Haus-
cheid Antwerp; brig Coumsia Kane, Lsguayra and Porto
ton, Tampico.
PHILApELPHyA, Jan 27-Arr bark Anna Reynolds Snow,
Boston, brig Eliot, Knowles, do.
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Wits, WItfS.
QACHELOR'S New invented Wgssand Scalps are dccd
sdly the greats.t Improvement yet u the art
Wig Making. They perfectly comfortable a. 10
make the that he has Wig on aud yet
and natural IN that they cannot 90
ed. Made onJy by VIM. Bachelor, No. Wall street, noar
Broadway large assortmsnt always ON hand dl3 mere
A prima donna, both handsome aud young,
Was seated at home III gficf
Her mind troubled her nerves unsHuRs,
Aud nought could afford her relief:
To sing a concert she must that night,
That morning she'd taken Geld;
And she knew full well that SIvoRI might,
mean MIR LoDER, might sccld.
Che picked up the "SUNn az her only hopo,i
Aud quickly commenced to read
Of HANcE' SYRUP-not Jones's soap
She sent for bottle with speed
She took three doses, three hours apart,
or HANcE's HoARHouND CoMPouND;
Il cured her cold and gladdened her heart
She says It's the best to be found. - ....,
IIANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP Of HOAHIlOQED y
II q SOVEREIGN care for COUGHS, COLDS, BAON.
GIFTS, ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, Es.,
Price 50 cents per bottle, or six bottles for .?
For sale by SANDS corner Of Fulton and William St.
HENRY J0HNs0N, cor. Of Broadway and ChambeI. e.
D. Sands Co.. II East Broadway Coddmgton, cor OF Hud
aud Springs Esoulapian Temple cor Of broadway
and Howard sts. 0uion. cor of Bowery and Grand IT,
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