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Herald Marine Correspondents.


"a 4. E %sa:r H.
Boston; Mary Cows Do isaSei Bray. Do sn' Efe
Baker ProSid:nee; RsSecca Collins. SYorL; Frnessos
-Ci.ared-Brgs Meta, Long Pemambuco; wa,hington,
Ga No5sans RaSqy Pepper :! MaTy: Geo :shs
Ps-Arrived-3 chr Harriet Anu, Wells. Calais
miscellaneous Record.
PAcKLr SHIPS PATRICK HENRY. for Liverpool and WEsr.
tomorrow eth inst, The ship srLEsDip Hsvre viii sal
found at The TX change Reading Room W." 'e
PAoKnT snr SWITZERLAND = he following extract
''''' 'Ae PCs onR's Dee IS. 1s.7
s sa % ss So
70 e,Sn ard o S OF sa ad.y the m !,
timed 70 with fury ill the day When in
aeS1 ca. In Re % q s ssa
swy bnlga KS &C. The sea swept 10 torrents, through d.
sei the damage Capt fseh.r twas
conduct throughout, both gentleman and cannot
K,
sustained amsse bu, ws re bapp w 70 na az e
ton that IL is all right
sn,r asss:s. of Bath from New osan, for Lgndon,
mass anchors, SC was valued at $40 5000 There insu-
land Off $4,000 he EQUITABLE s2,oO at the fremont
The balance probably insured at the Kennebcc Office.
SHIr noBERr SHAW, OF Boston, burnt BY lightning in
hs EaGth chanss on the PASSAGE from Charleston for
s ses
Ssa $500 on Il. the
BR BARK ORD GRrrrrLL from Liverpool for 81 John
passed Lube about soth ul, under jury having
away her mssts in gale off Grand Menan proceeded st
Andrew 10 reht.
sHIr AucusrrsS Heard Extract OF letter from Capt
'% pSsog s c Z. dssa e ks Sept g.
says from sGiSs" Ssvs pvs PAT hs good
merced blow ng very hard gale fom WsW to WNw on
~.
Of the round house oyer the rails also the ss hatch
warks both Sides and the caboose houseih da end,
with tremendously heavy gales from the south aud thick
The gale continues unsbacd cts rM tho shin is6ouring
heavy and shipping much wate wore ship to SW lying to
night gales with tremendously long deck full Of
water and no possibility Of cooking Oct II Wind still
her lee rail under water Al thought the ship exposed
60 swanpns sea set the stay sail and ftsr about
eaaS he @ board e. n' IN. s 70 s
foressii AT about2 Pm tremendous struck the ship
and wheel ropes stove bnnsee compssss and nearly Killed
Que oil the men at the wheel and filled the cabin hslf full Of
wat s WE. nsn kong a. ns se o. or 70 snoii
on the uller and command Of her again soon pos
se .on ;, another hs;vy gle u Which
board her There but tire. dsys in the mouth Of Oct
but that had reefs 10 the topas Capt also
day q two before he arrived Rio French m war
and French merchsn ihp bad arrived both OF which had
close to tn. deck and the former seriously injured.
BRIe ELIZA, Hoibrook NJ Hayans 18th ultmo from Will
leak
scHR WELCOME RETURN, OF Deer Isle, for Boston, with
lumber grounded ledge near Lubec previous to 3oh ult
and filled; but got off without damage.
saT 2c.ss Cr1w.lI Which AZ 2, M:csss:, i.,h q.
y.s .: sa:ssss s..sl :. 81 "'' a's's''' 's''
sssa " cAIsws.I TnvspA den yhuaAsIshis hsssl
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IL A RITIM e d r r A l. D.
Port Of New York, january 2, lS4S.

Cleared.
Ships-James Shepard, Amsworth Antwerp, Zerega &
Co; Creole, Ra'to0pe, New Orleans, Fr=st 4 Hicks.
Barks-Atantic, (Srsml Foster Bremen, Oelrich Kru-
ger; EDWARD. Bnikley. Charleston, Bulklev.
Alabama, Howard, Mobile Sturges Chairman Co.
Philura Thatcher Savannah, Dunham s. Dim
schs-Ann Heyman Totem New Orleans Zcrvia. Rogers
do; Davis, Norris At,akapas La. Patten; Exchange.
Clark, Jacksonville
Sloop-A D i.olmes. Church. Fall River.
Arrived.
British brig Mary Sophia Parker Novn Scotia with poa-
toes. la,elv ashore ia the Sound
BIZ Fidelia Small Easpor 9days, with hth to Stugess
Co.
Sch, Emily Johnson Johnson Baltimore, days, to john
sch Baltimore, Slate. Baltimore. days. johnson Low
den
Schr Vermillion, seamen, Baltimore.
Schr Hiram Girard, Price, Baltimore.
Schr I'd ward Wood. Philadelphia, days bound Boston
Schr Albert Howard, Warebam.
Below
Ship EDWARD Everett (of Boston, Knowles, from Leshorn
Nov Is. with marble, 10 master.
Also, bark.
Sailed.
Packet ship Utica Havre; ship Columbus Liverpool bark
Peter Demll, Savannah. :
store ship Fredona, towed from the Navy Yard yes
terday b. steamboats, Jacob Bell and Herald
III. North River, bound out.
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Political Intelligence
TAYLoR CoNvENrioN--A mass meeting Of the friends
Of Gen. Taylor called to meet in the town Of Clin
ton Monday last for the purpose Of appointing dele
Ans on the aai Of FsSrusry lss to nomn.ts an cleo
tors ticket pledged to the support Of Cen Tapor for
President Such smsetns has also been called to -.
sebe in Pacquemine In the Parish of Iberve on the
18th OF January.-N 0. Picuyune, Dec. S0th.
TAYLOR MEETING IN PHILApELPHIA There pre-
minary meeting of the friends Of General Taylor at the
County Court House. Philadelphia, Wednesday oven
ing to take measures for meeting In few days,
to nominate the old hero for the Presidency Dr. bkey
presided, ana Geo Kern, Esq acted Secretary The
meeting addressed by Gen Smith Edward Msllsry,
Esq and Dr. STAFFORD and resolutions adopted to carry
out its object.
consisting Of about $50 held the steamboat
Yorktown her trip from New Orleans to Cincinnati,
on the 18th Of December, l6s7 William Montgomery
WAS called to the chair and Hon. David Suggstt APP
pointed secretary After the usual prelminaries the
following resolution accompanied by excellent pre-
amble was submitted, aud unanimously adopted
Resolved That this meeting nominate Major General
Zachary Taylor to be the peoples candidate for Pres
dent OF the United States In the next election for that
ONCE
INAUGURAL MEssAGE OF THE Governor MARY
Gov Thomas delivered his inaugural address to
the Maryland Legislature, Monday, the Sd inst He
Of vigorous and the continuance of existing
means, for the maintenance OF the State faith' He
gives his voice conventional reform Upon the topics
OF the and slave free territory the message says
discussion of the cause Of the with Mexico, in
which the country now engaged, or Of the inner in
considered appropriate to the present occasion. While
tbs constituted authorities Of the country with exraor
binary unxnmity have declared that the existed by
the act Of Mexico the wisdom which has conceived and
tho skill and vaor which have executed tho plans Of
campaign viudcsted by tho brilliant and uninter
rupted success with which arms have been crowned
There Ia one topio however, growing oollatera out Of
tn question, 10 which the people Of Maryland in
with the South, have deep and abiding interest
scheme Is already foot, and viii be pertinseously
pressed for the exclusion Of slavery from any territory
that may be acquired by treaty Of peace The terri.
tory of the United States owned hereafter to be
CURED 10 the common property Of all the States pur
chased with the common treasure, with the
mon blood Of the whole people ("
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ADVERTISEMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING.
Tcrms-Cash. In advance.

ss u tSR 5HE * r. ,Ss
o @SS
4: 4. s AL sss :h Sas.s
any part the buildnstte price Of them very little
X: n's t S.ss
ISy WSo arg The
psientess They will TAKE pleasure showing the operation
best feaeh Orchard Red A Coal scrssnea and deli.
rE .s % ss ea :ss
~ WALLBAUM LADIES' HAIR DREssEK, No. =
" Frankfort street begs miIm the ladie: that he viii
Ornamental hair work Of every description made to
ICOO ACRES OFLAND-For sale in Warren couaty
10y tSvn Of 10 n.Sursh STATE Of New Yc5s: APpi,
NOTIC E,Copsgnee Sf one ANAL bale NAKED n per
sI .s%s ssT 3ss
@ sS.M bs.i1s "a
wss and md
Is .fe o% @ 1 ulday Jaau.Iy
New YoiL s';Hd,Y ss,1 JsaiEy s,sa% Td
Saturday. SS 18Th FsSIusIy ship sail from Liverpool
gers viii viii Be ehred esSs on personal luggage when
cesd' haa ton sns on .pee Tor per
s. s1 *.
:Sos S'E IN q g. F ssr ss f'
EOK LIVEKPOOLI.SEw LINE-hesulaI Pac.e, Of
III .hs S.o1ss '1s @
r.; siSs Fss ws
Moses Hua .ster will succeed the Sheridan and sail he
ofp.eses,-vsr1 feaseed ses ofF,, shPc.xsy Tie
first ard only regular r,skst to s. New
sail !. .bSys her re-.
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HNb 5Nf E * FasAkDF fSf
sm ns ss Ss In. viii
t. ss s R%Ss Dodge sSs lave ii,
q, S?sU S,Y y,
o'clock Th. above boat, are Of superior strength and cscu
i; Ii a Office % -
NJ OTiCE-On and alter Monday; January 81, the steam
~ boat Staten Islsadcr will make -. fSoT "a % I'M
Paid; PM Leave NewYOrk' ats and IA Nj l. "a aud
WI votes entire the Private Diseases
sSy 1o% ss M
nocturnal emissions and mpo!ency is Isd'ciiy curcd BY
snteed.
II IRKBRiD k'S TATTEHS ALLS HGAVE POWDERS
N This remedy which from il great merit "a, gained such
pulmonary complaints with which horse, are subject j. st
the remedy used for these
and will any Of the kind that be scared
They are excellent condition medicjne and viii IN
rroye Appearance or unhealthy horse
oo.ennx the hde strengthening the dss;y. orss1s noo
street, BY Buckley Simonson, Bulls Head ana al I've"
York Tatensls
DR RALeH's PRACTICAL PeIyATs , %HEtNL Is1.
Symptoms, Poges Consequsnees and ~ Edap; sa pp
with illustrative Plates Price 81 S2'd by a. r. x.,bc y
the Upitsf States SansdaA 90 sc''' MO. w ~ ,r -
s g: II : :jias:.c -. Ls- rs, oas.
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Trinidad Pert Spain Put Norfolk the eth In Distress
leaking at the rate OF or 500 strokes per hour.
PoKr or New YoRx-The following table. showing the
number OF foreign arrivals aud sesances al The port oil New
York during the year ending Dec 81, s7 made mp fom
Of the Custom House,
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Passengers Sailed.

LvERPcoL-Ship Columbu.-Mr D g King'laud and lady
John Purne. Johu Mcfarland New York; Morrison, Phi
ladrlpha: Mr. Wilsoa Liverpool; Spencer Angles Lon
don; Mr. Starr aud friend, New Jersey; Scovel lady
s'eersge.
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Dsary do; Psulssr Esshsr, Doddrdgs Va; Jacob
showaltsr Wayne co. O.; J. Kirkpatrick, MAssion, o.
VIM: Evsrhard and son. Psan @ l. wes,srby, Phila-
dslphis D. Rutlsdss, Ohio; N. Wheat Baltimore; Sam
Fisher, warren Ohio; Henry Shade, Cincinnau Arthur
Foal Pittsbufgh A. johnson, wife, aud second
Wheeling; Mrs. Harry; - Conway, 0-ahena's Station
Cyrus Roin, Letart Falls; John Jones, Montgomery
90, Tenn; Mr.. Williams and wife, Edmund swigsrt,
Belle Air, Ohio,
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Storm and ship wreck of the Coast La Perir Rsve VIII APP
Payer Adsittsass' ' one Shilling, chi
Of the E1 I'd
as.4 W end G IS. T n
Ssais sse: Admission .hIi *. Doors op.n at s;o
RANVAkD's MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF The
Rive, int Of three miles Of s.h
being
Broadway: .deiaps NS!es Garden: Open every :ysaIns,
H5s " Ell s e mSNSs
sii !:
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T H.n *. W.. W E,' 81 d
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q NASSAU; EsysI$ cs.s 3 Ana Hsss Larry y
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Sun o''
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S 80: Tsi; g, Zach! ;sss sss q
william %s Erect. Hh ks Us ~ oaS w M
Ii 4 Is
Ch.rle, sYs.ny y Centre street, John Nichc.on g Pine
nelly, south William .s. Charles = Shea Liberty
& nj Manu. Na"S M tni n b. DAY. Broad
METH GRAND INsTkUMENTAL, CONIE1T AT
he
.ng Of ;fS S.Y. Gss Tor s very utter
have Ii. ssnor to :nnsImre their $ appearance in New
Hs;s ssiI%.a i.
4 fs i IS I.i%Sas SIids.aIas d!s strauss e.
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Medical 9.puncs p aN,, N po.ee 9 p II sun
H. % .s sG'' rss saSs
Anatomy including ecapiniutory LectTs $40 The Dis
s.c,n vii be opened the strf Ma'ch From ar
there every to nGRt mat the
MED Nv d,nc Professors at an early period FOR further M
fa.ms,ion ,sa nire Of M Els McCtlNTOCk NJ u Dean
NJ Tnr'h MI, enh street Phladcpr,. December III 1871
SYtiii.ADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUsE-Dk; KlNkF-
RtiH SsERMAN PHYSICIAN, i3yssrs resident prsct,-
-, ph;adelphia. The OF all diseases OF the skin,
m,sdes OF delicate and destructive habits ofyouih,
iii coot;nuc 10 engage Dr. Kinken utmost attention. In
vsd. whose plants IN the most desperate conditio
" depend beng always conducted by Dr himielf
with and energetic treatment TO perfect
Sapg: trsvsins. supplied At momenta notice with medi;
private Cure warranted or no charge required Let
post paid will prompt attention ReHeence NJ W.
corner Of Third and Union streets half iquarc from the Ex
change full particulars see 9TH page Of the Phadcl
phia Spirit of the Times. |
MO CURE NO PAY-Dst, CUKBrrT, 10 Duane susst
IN ofhe Royal College Of Surgeons London may
be consulted Of certain delicate diseases
tce ofouteen devoted to venereal Dr.
o. the worst form this disease Recent cases cured
pursuits Structures cured in or Two weeks with searce
kys apllsd 9sissn hsbi, pssiysy " r..
aSos = Or, Johnsonh
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-, dde in his sststss DOUBT not that the ovsrpus
this yer VIII fall but little short Of that Of the pest
One thing certain that the credit Of the State
that viii agaAn blight the name OF our good old
State
building superior veesels and glad to learn that
the business h the incrssss The number Of vessels
built during the year just ended 80 amounting to
TONS exceeding by 1859 tons the tonnage Of the
year preceding There In also not less than 1000 to
500 tons the stocks at this tmsin fact business
brisk ct al the yards.
The Caledouias news unsettled our markets yestsr.
day. and nothing of Importance was done In breadstus
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The EXPLOSION OF THE N. A. JoHNsoy.-Of
TINS terrible disaster, which occurred on the
s no b Ur Isn the My.vns Es Of the
were 100 board the boat at the time Of
explosion and OF these ITO know to be saved. The
following lists are supposed to be accurate far they
go:-
oFrIcrRs AND CKsw --Abram Bennett, captain un-
hurt; A. Fairchild Wheeling, LIST clerk, dead Jacob
Johnson % clerk m.sing John Ferguson pilot bruised
doing well; William Dorsey, pilot, ct wheel badly
bruised; James Venum LIST engineer rot hurt; John
Lille, ID engineer dead Matthew Wilson, ma O. leg bro
ken; James Belville, carpenter musings James Fenpe
bar keeper bruised; jackson Oum, watchmsn slightly
William Hastings James Henderson. William C.aig q
Brown deck hands, uuhurt; William Ring, Isaac Lamb
Hardy, John Clancy, John Deal, aremen unburt ssml
Havelp cook, unhurt; Alex Irvine 81 cook. slightly
wounded; Alfred Burroughs I'd steward badly scaided
Christian Weaver cabin boys, unhurt Michael Keller
deck hand, unhurt; Mira Sutton cham bermad unhurt;
badly.
PAssESeEns scALprp.--J. NJ. Cru.hers. Bolivar coun.
~ bliss badly; Knner, Big seuiy, kentucky, do;
Richardson, Wheeling, do w. Selzsl, DAYTON. O. do !:
Jesse Seville Cincinnati; John Buckley, do Dr. A.
Jiilispie, New Orleans, badly (srce dead; p Long
g. Nixon, Do 3: Sanders 7th AID Vine SITS Cincin-
natl j. o. rrmble, Prestonsburg, Ky Edward Trimble,
DO; Robert McGo~sn, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Jas d. Lamb,
Parker,bqrGh Va Jas B. Hall do John Donslly Bslti-
more; r. Oster, Cincinnati; Calvin Walker, do. =
Williams, slightly, and doing well; Nathsn Davis, Law
renee county Ky; Jesse Matthews, (river mani John
spillman, sciotoville, o - Thornburg, Pennsylvania
volunteers missing; Jacob shafer Ohio slightly Alex
Ter Bailey Ohio badly; John Gabreath Pittsburgh
badly L. Dorsey, Wheeling. badly; VIM, E. Stewart
New Cumberland, Brooke county, Va eighty; Joseph
Jones, Warrenton Jeferson county, Va, badly John
w. Jones, do do arm broke.
PAssrNoERs SAvED-Robert RUSSELL Ohio; John Ken.
line do II Bonner, Hanover, Ia c. Hardin Guyan-
dotte vs John Boyd, Warren, Ohio; VIM. Beard, st.
Louis, Mo !. Platter, Ohio; Fisher, Warren, Ohio;
John W. Williams do; samuel Cunning CHAM, Brooke CO.,
Va swigert, Belle Air, Ohio II. Mcdonald, Pitts
burgh; 3 Burnet Dayton, Ohic Ssml MoMaster, Wet
Elizabeth Allegheny co, Pa VIM Knight, Va John
Fowler Ohio; WIN. Miller, Cincinnati; NJ II Hay ep;
James Wickersham, Pittsburghi Il A Horn, Ohio Jas
Sisson, do; Reed BicSsoD, Cincinnati; Henry Lsdd
Randolph, Ohio; VIM Ladd do; John Borum. Clearing
ton, Ohio II Davis, Captine do; kiper Parkersbur9
Va; James Brandon, Belle Air, Ohio; - Hamilton
Besrbout do; John Boyd dol Jas sprout DO; A. Bacon
DO; j. II McCulloch Cincinnati; VIM. Parker, Dlley "a
bottom, o. VIM Alien. Wheeins. Va Henderson 30.
ry masms co. Ohio sep'snc sor,n, De- gshes
SsneRssc., Ohio z y Cole, Athens g., doI John 4
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Terms-Cash, In advance.
A&siEcxE HssDs ss lsS
A%sas sa Mr. so0ss AID
sS queen q.
sa and % S.s: s
FSs$s {. :.a
s91 70 o' Il PS
grand afternoon performance Saturday commencing
ssiu xl Nj p Msr.ss sii$: n Clare: Agp.s.
A. Philips: +: %
as Albert b.
bs Pres NJ. Hex, 70 sGn de w ins D%s Of
Mostis',lls. Mr. Hall; Chsrltts Tsmps, Mr.. Philips: Nil:
b b sss s.at. M fs ssa s1y YsS
CEfEEa4aaEHr 4srs hss,s:s Fa isIs
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Is the IxNkEE ,s1,. n
STs i. e HI RHiy MsE O.
sncs will commence at O'clock.
@ E!sais9 fss1 VIII
psrtor" Cd The comedy 81 4 AE POOR GENTLE IANnsiI
RS s Hon Mil, Easr yfsfs s as Mr. E%y
w w hin s Ma
Sas PSn Of he Mere M M Fleming
GALLERY is cents. Doors open sh o'clock performance
Al ITgHELL,s OtYMPIc THEATkE.-iiensit Of NJ.
ss%o NJ Mitchell. IT. ssnd
sss M: May sSs si'
Holland; James Coz. cOnoysr 10 be tSloysd By tho
Nj. MY Tya IN n'si
HS' at % br.sa ees esn
s q ssASs RUA 4
Henry 81 cir ESgst Of Rsysn,.
y wsS: k.yn 9sssSf Saa Ra.
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phthealre. so ceats.
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" c 5sus SNARAHfR sysGssss
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s!: q sss ,sf
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o'eIoeI: GoassTs win commence a. o'clock
RR0ADWAY ODEoN-En,.anse through Pis.enn': 81.
hs Of vEN
TRILO9UisM By Sig. giuseppe valesiin GIscan *
Female
ss TE ssS. y {;
se DFsi
PeIform,nce to commence at half past J.
RARNVMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. 4. BARruM,
%
SS IS 4 III:
sgsEEs ss.e No ss1 ssy
ing Oug Ouang; Wax Figures Lkencsses aud Portraits OF
the Amis,ad Captive Slaves figures Of Queer vicors
am Rockwell, the famous Foruns Teller Wax Model Of
the Human Body to be seen privately al On extra charge Of Is
years age aud old enough walk alone i21 Re
served front sc IT'S. enc shilling esch extra
vTABsKN &C LE-THE BRITISH PnOrECTiVE EN-
. and ef
January 1919 aid Of the Charitable Fund which the
sf Mr.. LOVER author Fl Rory 2'loTs Handy ASdy;s'
&c. who will deliver f:yorite selections from hi; IRISH
Vocal Perforner"Mfs Edwi Ioder Miss Watson Ms.
De Luce and Mis-, M. L. Lsach Mr. Arhursod Mr. Create
rex and M Stephen Leah s:,,sd By CHI sefs's
Dolr obtained at the Music Stores the Office OF the
Society q street or Of the fSowioa pemSers Of
asoS Es W. 1SfP Barclay.
John Bartlett Esq NJ D. Charles Edwards ESQ NJ Rud,-
s : 81 E! Eos
Esq, Henry Jessop Esq Samuel Maycock. Gaq SeItinw
E ots ESQ., Nicholas tai'er Esq Alexander r. Watson
EnA,p EXHIBITION At the LAFAYETTE; BA-
~ ZAAR corner Of Liberty stIee, and Broadway Mocha.
meal Museum aud Derama Performances hafpast O'Clock
,ss f enS Y ' un
the American Army and Nvy City Of Lisbon from the Sea;
IN on Rome.
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Which AIDED to the icreisn sis

MAKES total Tor the year OIL W
In the above sooSs included which, added
the many schoonrrs fom Vrx and Philadelphia with
wood snd COAL which discharge their esToes Brookye
HUI and boarded owing the eness OF
points for general business would make the number much
places and are not repoed a. .5 20, day. whc We think
schooners to be added the trade making the whole
number Of coastWise arrivals for leH, 1854.
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Steams. ships. barks. Br,es. schs. S
Ts arrivals from foreign pc wsr: under In. flag. 81 q

Iotals... u T05 7o2 l2oI 3N 81
Whole number for 1885,. "a
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-03
Bur sOQchriCht.

Ter llnterjcihnete madit biermIt Die 9lns
seiqe, ba6 er ben Stobr bee SHrrrn Tatban
@crman, in JoeibeIberg 3aunld,ip, Qcha
SauntD, fduflic, All Gd) 9ebradt bat, uub
oenfelbeu auf eine ous9eoebnte 9Irt fcrtbe'
treibeu wiro. Oa or INNER bon aIeu Sor'
ten @ilter auf 6ano taltet, rmo bieielbe Gc
wchIfeil perfaufen niro ais irseno ein anbes
rer Stotrtalter i'm edncs, 70 qlaubt or auf
redt sablreihen 3uIprud red)ucn ,u eitrfen
9iufet oIio an, uub betracttet iein 9rceer
8crratb Wnarcn, unb ibr wiro scpis Irlbit
,u9eben. oaB ibr nir9enoswo idDnrre, be6cs
re uno wcblfeilere faufen fSuuf.
ollie srten Qaneesprocuftrn nimmt CT i'm
2nstaufh fir lSaaren auy noftlr er ben
b6d,ffen WarftrreiB crlautet.
9. 6. sc. Gepner.
9toUember %. na3m
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S5erimann'5
Sdll9er am Grate,
ju battn in bicltr Oruttrei,


Gtcfes Berf pnroe i'm Sahr IS42 III Gas
itcn curd ben @hrip, Serrn s 6. 0efer Ter
Sff penniplpaniidsn Slaeis pcrac;eiqt NIB
oaranf einer Committee CUR prufung ibers
9eben wcrauf Die Committee berid,tetc
"DnB lGe ibcrSeu9t fei, bas bieles fIsins
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"hcr Der Gbrw. talaBis sur 9htigfen liuters
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Uaniihru Rlasis tinffintmig anaenemmen
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Bud, 10 cen @smeinocH eingefiihrt uno i(t
bel eeidentfgdn8nieen ltlid) 9sipoteeu.
Ceeember 6. no3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-03
ssG0gu feOe bier !!

Xois nuterRihneten bdbeu oe9enwirtio,
asse -seeelfeu tmmer i'll 3ufunft an ibrem
ss4ehrbaWfe IN sallentaun, nIe arten @etrai.
Gs, els 1Baiscu, Ho99en, WeIfdfcru unb
Saafer; bein, 8Hfd,el i'm Rtriaen-fo tue oacl
A9srfsn Meeti beim G,rpidt, uno gleihfaus
ale Ggten Sdsrot unb 8teic gum 8erfauf
80 ssano 81 taltent 8eld,e 9rtifel lie an
s#t;T Riseri9Reu Wreifen fir baar @ab M
zperfdufen aefonneu Gno.
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ksnHFt aug anbsre Die senieloete, 9iftifsl no.
sAis tsase7ts i5cFeen E suihFem gcrtbeii ltus
;essE tei ibseu aHsuIpred,eH
8ih SoaS itno Gcnp.
ssgs@Spua, SttOtss q. uots
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-03
800 SSelol)nultQ.

Ter llntericid,uctc bictct hermit cbqe
SeIchnun9 terjeniaeu psrion an bic hm
anSci9en fam, fper iId, uuteritebt auf irinem
oClildnbe i'll ednald,wlmm Clip gerfs So ),
9ieifltedcn IN baden, bamit er nit ibm mad,
Den eanSesNeiesen perfahren fam. Ciefe
settgcmdBe gluSci9e IT bcfentlid) binreihcne,
uno piro ale eerarti9e 8erbrehrn auf mel,
mem Panee ctnifeOen, camit Td) 9lemano in
lln9cle9enbeiten brin9t.
9Silltam Srerler.
9tcuember 90. *6n