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Phil. VIII. and BAIT. RAIL
ROAD LINE.

The Morning Train of Cars from Philadel-
phia for baltimore, arrive at Llkton quarter be-
fore o'ciock a. NJ.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phla. at
quarter before - o'clock.
Evening train from Philadelphia now leaves
,hn, city at J O'Clock p. NJ, and arrives at Elk
ton at halfpasl 6.
Nigh, train from Bal'mora arrives here quar-
ter before ! O'clock p NJ.
BENJAMIN WELLS, Agt.
fkton, Dec 4, Ill
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Friends and Fellow Citizens;
LOON HERE.
StoVoS Stoves

Tho subscriber wishes 10 inform you, one and
all, that he intends this Fall and Winter TO keep
all kinds ois'ovcs, which he will sell cheap tol
cash or country prodn:e. The following are
some Of the kinds he will have on hand.
The celebraacd Buck Stove,
ChurclIs improved F4vorilc
do Alrlight
Philadelphia Air tight
do Willow Stove
Cast Iron, alright Parlor stove
Sheet iron do do
Half cook, ! boiler on top.
Plain 0 plate stove
Coal stow - for Offices and stores
and all other kinds that are in use. Call fricnt
and fellow citizens ard examine for yoursclvc
Try, and proNc-you will not EAl to he pleased
Recollect the old stand-thc large brick, OH the
corner near the bridge. Rosp'y
JOHN II. GRAHAM.
Sept 4, Off
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DIR. 1VAITMAN JONES.

Has taken the house lately occupied by Dr.
Smith, nearly opposite the Episcopal Church,
where he may be found at night. During the
day he may be found at his Office opposite john
sons Hotel.
When professionally absent, the time of his
return may be known by enquirng OF his family
at his residence.
Elkton Nov. 21th'I
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800 Acres,

100 OF Which is " OOdIand.
The improvements are as follows
Frame Dwelling, Granary. Corn Crib,
& Stabling. There is on said farm an eX-
celIcnt Apple and Peach orchard-also a
spring Of excellent water near the door,
The whole is under good fencing. This
farm is located in healthy neighborhood
convenient to places of public worship,
Schools, and Mechanic shops of all kinds
Persons wishing to purchase can examine
the property by calling on the subscri-
Der, on the premises.
THOMAS S. BOUCHELL.
Bohemia Manor, Cecil co. Oct 80, '+7--tf
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NOTICE.

The Orphans Court of Cecil county
hold their stated meetings on the End
Tuesdays of February, April, June An
gust, October and December.
GEORGE r. HOWARD Reg.
April 18Th lS45-
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FOR SALE, OR RENT.

The subscriber offers for sale his new llcusc
in Beau Street. IL is an excellent House with
a lot attached There is an excellent pump OF
water at the door, probably the best in Elkton.
The situation is handsome, and il is a very de.
sirable residence | will sell it or will lent
it to good tenant.
WILLIAM JONES,
Oct % AT.
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Trustees Sale,

In virtue of a Decree in Equity, the
subscriber as Trustee will sell to the high
est bidder at Public Sale on
Monday the Goth of December
next, at II O'Clock A. M. at Reynolds
Tavern in Port Deposit, all that FARM
or tract of land situated near the head OF
the SusGuehanna Canal in Cecil county,
of which Alexander Fulton, died seized,
known by the name Of
"-4DDIITON TO DOUGVERTYS
ENDEATOURo
and containing about
290 Acres
This land is situated adjoining the
lands Of Thomas Fulton, and is said to be
of very good quality. Persons wishing
to purchase are requested to examine
the property previous to the day Of sale.
The terms of sale prescribed by the De-
cree, are that one third of the Purchase
money shall be paid in cash on the day
of sale, one third in six and one third in
twelve months, with interest from the
day Of sale and security approved by the
Trustee.
II. w. ARCHER, Trustee.
Nov. 20, I7-ts
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PRIVATE SALE.

The subscriber intending to discontin-
ne the Farming business, will offer at Pri
vate Sale the farm on which he now re-
sides, situated, lying and being on Bohc-
mia Manor, Cecil county, Md, adjoining
lands of Henry KILLER, Benjamin F.
Sluyter and others, containing
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Rifles . fistls !, Shot Guns /.
JOHN KRlDEE,
MlnlflcilWer and Importer,

-''H itI'V'tf uttt fHp"'t'1
No. 100 SouthSccond street, Philadelphia.
Continues to Manufacture and keeps constant
ly on hand complete assortment Of Rifles, Shot
Guns, Pistols Sc, which he warrants of the hes,
quality as represented, to which he respectfully
invites the attention ofpurchasers
lie is also prepared to supply Powder Flas'>s,
Shot Bags Game Bags, superior Powder, Gun
Cotton, Percussion Caps, Shot, Bullet Noulds
Wads, Ball and Blank Cartridges. and all mate
rails for Gunmakcrs, Sportsmcn, &c on terms
as low as any other establishment in the United
States.
In testimony Of his skill as manufacturer the
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE awarded to him two certif
Gates in the years 1910 and 1912, and two sifrei
ncdais i'll the years 1874 and lS16, all of which
may be seen at his place of business.
SCJ@A choice supply Of RerOlUing Pistols con-
stantly on hand.
Philadelphia, Sept rs, 47-3m
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EeafAliSi,

DOCT. COWAN, dentist, will visit Elkton in
the course of the ensuing week. All persons
who desire TO see him professionally will please
leave their address at DR.. Walucc's or Dr.
Nlchclls
Dec lit.
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NOTICE..

The undersigned informs those who arc in
,lcbted to him, that as his health prevents hun
from attending personally to the collection OF ms
accounts, he has placed them in the hands OF
Mr. Thomas Thackary, who is authorized to re-
ccivc money due IN those accounts
Wv. A. A. EVANS:
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Funerals

whenever heir services may be required.
Persons engaging furniture from them
may rely upon having it well made and
Of good materials.
ROBERT MARSIIBANK.
MATTHEW CANTN ELL
Eliton June 27ll DC
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This is to Give Notice; That the

This is to Give Notice; That the
subscribers Of Cecil county, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, LEI
ters Of administration on HE personal estate
of George F. Moore, late of said county de-
ceased.-All persons having claims against
the said deceased, ale hereby warned to en-
hibt the same with the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated; on or before the ID day
Of November 1918; they may Otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefit Of said es-
tate. All persons indebted to SAID estate
are requested to make immediate payment
10 the subscribers Given under our hands
this 18th day of November 1917.
ANN MOORE, } ,,..,
Nov. 18th '47-6W
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Furniture.

Having learned the business in ono
he large cities, they have brought with
hem all the arts of the trade, and are
prepared to maka the best articles. as vel
as the cheapest, and as they do their work
themselves. and are under but light ex-
pcnses, they can afford to sell al lower
prices than the city shops.
They make such articles as the follow
ny:
Sideboards Contre5 tables Secretaries
Bureaus lici az olls
Ottomans Toilet d. Book cases
Cnphonrds, Nahog ny Ro ding chairs, 30
sieads ofall patterns, Pillar ed din inrT ablcs
In short every article II their line, no
matter how stylish or costly. or whether
it be of Rosewood Mahogany, Cherry
or common pine.
They wilIaso make collins orall kinds
and attend
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BENJAMIN T. HAY.
AT TIFF OLD STAND
OPPOSITE TIE COURT HOUSE

Has Just received and opened well selected
stock OF Ladies, dress < fancy goods, sutablcfo
Fail x H'ntef which the public arc respect
fully invited to call and examine.
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a. Washington Hs0scl

A. W RsshzgsSs0as HsGsci
1ssa'A The subscriber has returned
tSsa AtR TO the Washington Hotel in
A,4sssssszsaszs0 Elktoil, and holding in grateful
remembrance the former liberal patronage
extended TO him, hopes again TO merit the
favor of the public, to ensure which end he
will devote his undivided attention,
SAMUEL MILLER.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
PUBLIC SHE.

The subscriber, as Attorney of Nathan
Wilkinson Esq. will offer at Public Sale,
at the Courthouse door in Elkton, on
TUESDAY the 4th Of January 1913, at
2 O'Clock p. nj. all that piece, parcel or
lot of land, belonging to the said Nathan
Wilkinson, and containing
1919 SQUARE PERCHES,
more or less. This land is located in the
village of Cowantown, five miles north
of Elkton, and in the immediate neigh
borhood of Extensive Iron Works and
Cotton Manufacturers.
The improvements therein consist of a
valuable Store House rs by 16aft. convc-
nlently fitted up with counters, shelves
and drawers: of we'll arranged and COM
,I-A modlous Dwelling House,
SSH:::I = part frame and part brick;
5 k91E: IL ~ neatly and substantially fin
&=-1zzz-.S ished in modern style, and
of a summer Kitchen, carriage-house,
stable an other necessary out-buildings.
These building are insured against loss by
fire in "The Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany" of Chester county, Pennsylvania:
the policy Of lnsurancV extends to the
18th of November 1919.
All taxes have been paid in full up to
August 1913. The property now offer
ed for sale is in thorough repair, and UNI
der excellent fencing.
Persons wishing to purchase at Private
Sale will have an opportunity Of doing
SO, any time prior to the day advertised
for the Public Sale; but in the event of
such sale, public notice will be given.
Terms: One hall Of the purchase mon
ely to be paid in cash; and the balance in
one year, with interest thereon from the
day of sale: the credit payment to be So
cured by Bond and Mortgage on the
premises. GEORGE EARLE.
Nov. Doth 1917.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

1RUNIEE 5 SALE.
Tn virtue of Decree in Equity, the
subscriber as Trustee, will sell to the
highest bidder at Public Sale, on
Monday the Goth of December
next, at Reynolds Tavern in Port Depos
it, the undivided moiety of Lot OF
Ground, situated on the Susquchanna
River, at or near the town Of Port Depos
it between the Still House Wharf and
the wharf where Browns saw mill late
ly stoo,., above and adjoining the proper
ty ofJacob Tome.
This Lot buds on the River about 300
feet, and extends up the hill about 200
feet 1t is valuable for
WHARvES,
and is said to contain many valuable
esssaE's'ies
of Granite Stone, for which there is a
large demand for building the Fortifica-
tons at Sellers Point, sc. The terms
ofsalc prescribed by the Decree; are that
one third of the purchase money shall be
paid in cash on the day Of sale, and the
balance in equal instruments at three and
six months with interest, for which the
purchaser will be required to give notes
with security approved by the Trustee
The sale will commence at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
II, w. ARCHER. Trustee.
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CABINET WARE ROOM
In Elton By

HUE undersigned have established
themselves in Eikton, at the shop in "Ihe
Hoifo~," formerly occupied by Mr. Sim
mons, where they purpose preparing to
order, and keeping ON hand ali Kinds o
Cabinet
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A CARD
'E'O The Ladies'.

Mrs, May, has just returned from the
city with her FALL & WINTER FASH
ions, and having a variety Of materials
consisting IN part o Vclvcts, Sotins, ;, Ks,
Ribbons. 1rimnir $ { b., is now prcpar-
ed 70 furnish Bolnets Of the latest STYLES
at short notice, and very low prices. The
ladies will please call and see.
Oct 80, ~
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Farm for Rent,

The farm in Sassalras Neck, tcnanted this pre-
sent wear to Edward b. Ford & George Ford,
will be rented for the year lSiS By good ten
ant Possession given on the frs, of next Jan
uary. For terms apply to
GEORGE EARLE.
Elkton, Dec Ith 'lI--3t
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III. 4. ROOTS
GALLERY CT
DAGUERREOTYPE
Portraits and Family Groups,
NO. $40 CHrsNUT STREET,
Third door below fifth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
ADMISSION FREE.
The pictures taken at this establishment arc
pronounced, by artists and scientific mon, unrl-
vailed for depth oftonc and soitnt Of light and
shade, while they display all the artistic arrange
men. ofthc highest effort olthe painter.
Citizens or strangers visiting the Gallery, can
have their Miniatures or Portraits taken in this
unique style, and neatly set in Morocco Cases,
Gold Lockcts, or Brcastpins, &c, IN few
minutes. We copy the following from the Phil
adclpMa Saturday Courier.
AMERICAN SUPERIORITY
The public journals have at different srcT.ods
announced, as a remarkable proof ofthc skill an
proficiency of American Artists, that Dagnerrco
types are now made in this city superior, i'll CIV
cry respect TO those made in any of the Euro
pcan cit . This success Of American artists
was confirmed, in a very gratifying and conciu
sivc manner by Mr.. Bamum publicly stating
at the close of his Tom Thumb exhibition in this
city, that Mr.. Root had made tiity-onc good PIC
lures, with only a single failure. In addition to
which, Pr. L. has been furnished with the fol-
lowing conclusive ccrtiiica' ", signed, it will he
perceived, by the parents of Tom Thumb, by Mr.
Barnurn, his teachers, and secretary, all ofwhom
were with HIM in Eulopc:--
fIuL,pELrItIA, June 4, 1877.
The Danucrrcotypcs o" Tom Thumb and his
family, including his several teachers, tootInau,
driver, cquipagc, &c, and his various costumes
and characters, made by Nj. NJ. A. Root, (FlF-
TY ONE in ALL prcsc a degree Of accuracy
and uu,hfuIncss to Nature, with bold charm
ofoutlinc, soflncss, expire ion, beauty and deli
cacv of finish, and uniform brlIiancc, that we
have never seen equacd They re decidedly
superior to any thing Of the kind witnessed by us
eithcrin this country or in London Paris, OF
any of the cities of EGropc which we have visit
ed We take pleasure in bearing testimony TO
the courtesy and skill. SO uniformly manifested
by Mr.. Root, the eraincnuy successful Dagucr-
rcotypist. (Signcd,
S. +. Styatton, (hc Fathcr)
CYNTHIA sTRATTON, (the Mothe
PIT BARNUM,
Exhibitor Of ON Thumb in England and Amer
ica and Proprietor the New York and Bal
timorc Muscums.)
w. W. WEBSTER; (Sccrctary.
THEODORE b. CATLlN,
advertiser and Secretary for Tom Thumb in
Europc.)
ii. G.. SHERMAN, (his Prcceptor)
This is certainly very striking testimony IN Ia
vor ofAmctican superiority, coming as It does
from those who have examined specimens OF the
best productions in the art in most OF The Prhc-
pal cities of Europe.
July 81 1-laWroWfsn
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Notice

ESlanncls.-Just received lot of very cheap
u al Scarlet and White fianncs also 81 wcito
cScarlct Yellow s. Green
Nov 20, dy Brown & Mcintirc.
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"A GARD.
Brown Il Mclnlirc.

Respectfully tcnderthcirthanks the Public,
for the very liberal encouragement extended to
them, since they commenced business, and beg
na We to inform them that they have just rccciv-
o.i frcsl. from the city, the
HANpsoMEsT and BEST assortment IF
Eau = Visster Goods
they have ever purchased which taken in con-
nection with the fact that the prices are now
LOWER THAN EVER
induces them to hope for IL continuance OF the
patronage they have heretofore received; 10 Sc
cure which, they will direct their uhwcafioa at
tertion.
EiEIOn ,1pril oath lS41.
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gt,IZ 4 Winter Goods
E..,.D,.yNHf .N2ICS.

Aur.p or Al CoMpErITIoN.-Just received
and for sa lie at the new and cheap store Cherry
Hill, fresh lot of Groceries, consisting IN part
Of New Orleans Porto Rico, and sugar house
molasscs. Brown and loaf sugars from Ia &c
IA cts Bacon, salt, dried apples and peaches
&e. all of which will be sold low by
SHIPPERS s. CRAWFORD.
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FB ullon-iringes extra quality, assorted co
EGors, suitable for trimming coaks JUS. rece ~
cd and for sale cheap at 81 Market st W'lm' ne
ton.
Nov C, al; n w fALMER' ''3 w
MILL FEED.-Bran, Ship. VI
I'VE sale by A. K. MEL.
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~ tie government cannot hold il own against tho
banks and the brokers with this impedment m
That tea and coffee will be taxed together wan an
increase Of dulles Of the whole catalogue OF inc Dill oi
46
That before three weeks passed, there VIII DO
another issue Of treasury notes. ,...
These are among the sayings and spec9suons snosI'
end they all at least within the scope Oh
The fact II -
We want more men in Mexico:
We want more money to pay them
We want the mail steamers Tor the army.
We want munitions, and supplies, and ships, and
steamers, AZ transporn
We want that castle.
We want to pay of Santa Anna in his own metal.
We want further reward to the troops for exposing
to be shot at than the paltry Of 81 per
month.
We want unanimity in the administration and in Con
gress corresponding with the spirit and temper of the
people.
We want more action and fewer speeches.
We want speedy and honorable peace, and judcious
action Of single day in Congress may give us all these
things for they all at hand. We have had glory
enough and cripples enough and dead enough and
and forbearsnce enough and want peace. But the
only alternative 10 dead men, and more blood send
ON your troops your money, and your and blaze
away at once and finish the work. If the Mexican Con
gess refuse peace, give them to their hearts con-
tent; if they choose steel drive il home to the muza le
II they prefer to be extingushed extinguish themh
they will not listen to reason, wake them up with the
thunder Of your mountain batteres-f expense neces
sary, expend and count the cost aerward-n men are
wanted call them and they will come. Action, concert
unanimity lbersy, despatch. CELEBRITY are all that are
really wanted The war should be terminated before
the of the wet weather. and can be done
Respectfully THE DOCTOR.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home PORTS

Home Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Jan i-sld [Brl brig Bona, for Halifax
aAa, brig Louisa Benton Chester
BALsgaons, Jan l3-Ar schrs Joseph, -, from New.
sssS %S ys S% The Cue .cs ss es %s;
has blown all the ice out Of the harbor leaving clear far
MsnIs s.Cld ship Union tF,l Merritt. HAVE; brig
eS1 NsT YSa 3D. sTr
Amy G,ve'Dn AT SMk Asia Brl Hannah Liverpool;
Liyerpo0l; XsM., sOuSJy Havsi California; Davis; Lon
s;s; s%i;
fen.scols somer. somefs ssvsnnsh; Aureu.
Psn,seola Ar ships Sir Colon Campbell tBr) Campo.
Ontario Jsm.en M:nsidss St Iawrenee Brown, Ro
spo Es" smsn Ssi B
Bremen; rinss:, Helen IbI Mason, Cork; Indiana Watts
uG Bremen stssibSs 'rslaG
ssn ssi, Hss.
Rsnsscos; Richmond; seaSey; Bonsire Mary 6soIse''
EE.sss: yswi:i mem S;.1hias tbI Ai:si
5swiod Jii:pssa brig; My cS;SSs Sis;s;
ampe.ehy ,ehrs Garoias Strives Montsrc Bay 5s a
rtngss Tssi Eua r SoSr
ss a. ss E. iS
L.%Sns s1,dss%, b y.ias spcS 81
.sds ss bVs1
.sh' ii fRh dh Ba.S. g JaSo ah,e
fun Tampico, steam propeller Edith Couard i'm Bra
zos st Jsgo ships Amazon Murray Hsv; Disdem Tucker
Wilson, Bboa; CIarsss Andrews, Colby, Havre; Br bark
Achilles Taylor, Bristol Eng; schr Olive Branch, Hewson
Antigua
,PHLAp , jan is-Arr steamboat Sydney. Captain
~ tow Left New Castle brig Thomas and Edward, for
kingston Jam Reports no vessels in the river bound up
CD barque Elizabeth Remington, Hayana brgs Consor
Lowry, Gibraltar; Lincoln, smith New Orleans; VIM
los ~ Jago.
Rich Jan ll-Sld, schrs Lynchbure, Gould, New
York.; Simmons. Hill. Boston; Mary Peck Liscomb,
New York -
sAyAr.AH, Jan s-Cld schr Tennessee, Todd, HAVANA
Sanger Duncan Boston ED ship Tsmcrlane, Hend
Havre: Tfenton Getting Liverpool; bark John Odn Cone
land Kingston tJal Nahumkeag Fisher Providence; John
Benson, Pitcher New Orleans 9th, Cid bark Nahumkeag
yesterday Br ship Caledonia, Wisha Lvepool brig Wan
derer, Smith Cardenas.
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LUCINA CORDIAL,
OR THE
ELTXE OF Low

EOR the sure and seedy cure Of ncpieut Consumpton,
Il Barrenness, Impotency, Lueorrh1a Whites elect.
obstruced difficult Mensuaton incontinence Of Urine
involuntary discharge thereof :nd for the prostitution
produced BY illness accident The vide
Sufficient guaranty for its qeick aud
ring all the above affections and complpts Nothing
frame Persons all weakness aud lassltude before taking it,
Ii Immediately the Of the female
Frame which the only of and which prior
TO Magins discovery considered ipcurable And 1t
quickly removes the mpedments BY physical pr9straton
which emily deter from getting married. Language
indeed justice the merits Of the Lucna Cordial
regarded by the heads of the faculty. all Of
the world Of the important medical
Of the Price 50 bottle Principal office remoyed to
Greenwich of Liberty street. Also for sale
Inv WYATT Sc Fletcher. 1871 Fulton ST. d29 I'm srh
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JANUARY IA.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships Nebraska, Watson, Marseilles, Boyd Hincken:
ssIsss, Ryder New O,Issn.. Collins Coz baIts Ts
cumseh Ripley, New Orleans, Eager; tBrl @ D.,
s.rk: L,vsrp9pl Muir Taylor Co; Nsu!l9:. Martin.
Browa Sesoni :ehrs Alfred Them, Sanford, Whining
Bailey, Norfolk, MAILER Lords Boston. Townsend. Rich
mond, McCready; l. Glllngham: Smith. Phiiadel.
phis Tooker Peson Iowa, Taylor BALTIMORE, MAILER
Lord.
Arrived.
Bark Ariana Maloney. days from Havana. with
master.
Swedish bark Esther Fuander 70 days from Stockholm.
X Co
Br bark Mary KeIlan, days from Yarmouth 8. with
l40 tons coal, TO J H Draine.
Brig LyIa Smith, Dec 20, from Turks Island, to M
Smith. Brig yuniaa, Morton, sid from Turks Island, Dec
%, for New Orleans
sch- John HOFFMAN, Eyre, days from Delaware with
corn, TO A Barfatt Co.
Schr Palestine Griffith, days from Baltimore, with corn
to A Barratt X Co.
Schr Ira Gerard, Price, Fairhaven, in ballast.
Below
Br bark James, from Hull.
Sailed.
Ship Stephen Whitney. LIVERPOOL was towed {, by
steamboat Hercules ship Luconia London towed by
steamboat Jacob Bell.
The harbor is filling up fast with floating ice