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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22
Lazy People.

Laziness has been the parent of all the
sins that have been cWnmitted since the
morning Of creation. The report is now
extensively circulated 5and generally &C
credited that Eve herself was in n lazy fit
at the time Satan tempted her. f Aoam
had kept her busy, slie-would have kept out
of mischief, and We should have been as
innocent and happy as the young lambs
that skip about the -gfsen meadows in the
vernal month of May If the antedeluvi.
ans had commenced building arks when
No,h preached TO lherpsahey mig ht all have
been saved; but they@mere lazy to work,
and so they were drowned. Tradition says,
and IN fac, holy writ pretty well suslains it.,
,ba, the reason the Egyptians refused to
let the Israelites 60 wassbecause they were
too lazy to make thsshR own bricks, and
wished to compel the: Hebrews to do that
work for them. The.epnsequences are all
known; they were toktifed nearly TO death
and then drowned in thetRed Sea.
Lazy people in our own day, are con-
stantly plagued themselves, and are ever
lasting plaques and eye sores to others.
The sight of a creepihgs listlesss, lndoient
man or woman, is nnisefy to the active and
industrious. People oflhis class are With
out iriends-lhey areehorred by every
body-by their own elatons-'hey are
universally dreaded. shey not only hate
to work themselves apat they hate to see
wolk done, sna s"erld
as useless and Inacti as they are. VI
this kind are our loun8ers, who delight in
hanging about workshops and printing
offices, and every plaesswhere they can in
lerrupt business. A "
Had we, as Homer oppressed it:
IA hundred mouths, Sthousand tongues,
A throat of brass and 9lamantine lungs"
we could hardly find TIME to execrate such
characters Gizlca7l1AlkAH He6sage.
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ne he Leafs Complaint; or Earth's Friend
ShipS.- AEEEGoRl.
EY SIDNEY DYER

EY Sidney DYER. =.
A lcaf that chanced to fall one day,
Down by the garden wall, .gs
Reganto mourn, in pensive strains,
Ies sad untimely fall.
aAnd must l lie on this Geld earth,
With dying things around,
And lose the bloom which graced my youth,
And sink into the groundl
"Aiy parent was yon monarch tree, @
The loftiest TOP in air,
And though am SO lowly now,
:Twas proud to have me there
f, The birds oft lit upon my stem, q.
Their sweetest songs to singi
And ever called me in theirlays,
The fairest leaf Of spring.
t7.hs dews Of night lay on my. lips, t."13
.a 'rosip the fragrance there,
Which orient morn would early Reek
And bear aleft in air.
" henso1ls fierce rays had scorched my charms
- hha ufoopth2y NauS, -"-a.4-.
Refreshing showers came tony aid,
And coolnrss round me flung. zr
sss.t zephyrs rocked my native spray, Ia
And yigils round me kept;
When all the stars came out at night,
10 smile MS Nature slept
i "a Y, when grew and proudly waved,
b "A Upon my native bough,
All came ubscquious to my will ..-
But all forsake me now
"1hs winds which novel to fan my cheek,
Aud lull INC to repose,
Now heap vile rubbish on lny!hcad,
Hilh every gale that blows,
s.1hs rains, which once refreshing caius
AZ nec.ar FROM the gods, H
Nov seek to press me lower still
: Beneath these filthy clods
g! he gentle dews, once soft and warm,
Now chill my naked form,
AMI here lie. - friendless one,
= For yie4t things to scorn
GEen vulgar weeds: 20 i"teiy proud
To dwell beneath my shade,
Now rudely cry, away: away!
If near their roots rm laid.
s'Ah. why do all forsake me now,
When most | stand in res.l,
Aud. rcnd with kcener pangs heart
Already made TO biced'
4.
.:Earths friendships ever thus are false
As b.seless visions are r.,
When nanght Icrlved they all would give,
x, When much, they naught could spare!
s'Rut cease, my SOUL no more complain,
Though friendless now, and riven;
For those who suff,.r most on earth,
Enjoy the most Of Heaven"
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~ What is the difference between No
ab,s Ark and Joan of Arcf One was made +,
Of Gopherwood, the other Maid Of Orleans
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22

ErNo paper will bediscontinued until all ar
reArages are paid, except at the option of the
Publishers.
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Jle portaoe 5entinrl.
SAMUEL D. HARRIS, ,JR.,
RoSsyELL PATTERSON. 'hA'''' AA .

oas year, payable within six months, $l,50
Ons yelr, payable after the expiration OF
six months and within the year, 200
0as year, payable after itsex xpiration, 2,50
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CITY TRADE REPOHC.

". - L.
AsHEs-Small faes OF pots at So rs q So SIX: aud
pearls at 81 s7ls; the market heavy CorroS-Thers
morning buyers preferrng to wait for later advises
hourly expected Flour, &c-For -four the
market duff and in favnr Of the buyer sales add np
AGO bbs. at So rs So S71s for New Orleans So so
q So 621s for Brooklyn, Oswego, and Michigan aud
IS "a so for pure Genes.e sales of Eorthern at
out cbsnge in prices. Whsat-Thers is q moderst.
demand for milling but the views OF holders are
above thos Of buyer; sales Of 600 bushels soroa q.
lex Rye no change Corn ia dropping, a .sls of
cargo Of new Southern yellow made 81 about 63c
snost oa.s are dull a. 4oc 42c for canal: aud s3c
q Soc for Jerrsy Provisions In pork, there were
sales OF leo bbs 10 lott NJ S12 SO Sl3 SC for mo-
and prime; moderate sales OF ountrY mess beef
., SIT so Lara d. dsl sa'es Of 100 bbls at Oa5. a
6Ic For butter there Ia good dsma nd at 100 %,
fer State dairies, WHIsSEY quiet at 2ic Z 2.Ao
FsiDAy, Jan. 20 &c PM
Trade generally continued dull mercberts were
still waiting their foreign news Moderate sales OF
-four, incladiIg this State, Western, New Orleans
&c were making 1t previous quotations. Thsdsmand
continued To be confined to the home trade. small
tsle If Southern wheat made on terms stated be-
low. There was somsthing more done in Soothern
corn while prices stiH continued about the anne -
There was no change IN meal rye or oats There wa,
fair ousinsns doing In provisions and some better
feeling apparent in pork. while beef was steady Sales
OF new CITY lard were made Mt full prices Sugars vers
steady with fair sales Noasses we're searcs, go
Of new Cards mas had arrived below-the rst Of the
seeop. Cotton was steady, with fair tales '-'
AsBrs-Smal rslessof pots were mskin, ~ ca -s
SO s'n, and OF pearls at 81 sT5s w w"
BnhADsfusfs. Flour The sales reac he'd about 600
a4000 barrels, including various m.l, lots tb;s So
rOswego Michigan &c, at IS so So 5cS for comrao
tr.nSs and Sse2 for straight brands and about COS
lx00 barrels New Orleans at 50 BIZ IS 37iI. for
lot Of 800 barrels Ohio SIS 37 was offered and f.aa
There Was no change In Georgetown OK Baltimore
Sales OF PetersbnTR were reported on private tsrs
Whest-Sales OF 1000 bushels Southern were made a.
81 COX. Corn-Ssles of 300 bags New OrIsans At
b3c and 10 QUO do including white and yellow south
were cold at 58e for the whit. and 80o Tor vso,,
ksI-Sma,l ssles Of New Jersey at SO. Rv,-sys have
only to notice a small small eass Of zoe bushels
1t 6ls There was NO change In oats
CoTTos. The sales ansunt to 900 bales "a dav
with nrn market at the annexed quotations:
LIVERPOOL cLAssvICArIos.
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Died.

Died,
On Thursday morning, Goth inst. Of consumption
Mr. WARREN McNEI, printer, late Of Halifax, NJ s., In
the 3Sth year OF his age.
His friends and acquHintances are respectfully in.
noon, at O'Clock, from No. 20 Elm strset without
further invitation. His remains win be taken to Green
wood.
Halifax papers please copy.
On the l1th January, lsl9, GEoReE w SrRuruEws
one CT tho returned volunteers from Mexico In the
3ltt year Of his age.
bers Of the first regiment New York Volunteers and
the public in general respectfully invited to attend
his funeral, on Sunday. 2sth inst at pa o'clock NJ
fl ON the Third niveTeaist Church of Dow
and Blocker streets funeral service Will he perfor
by the Rev VIM. Bs;ch 1t Ia hoped that the public
viii attend and pay just tribute to his memory
tie fields of Mexico
On Friday, January 20, of short and severe Illness
JAMts Hunt, aged 81
His friends and the friends of the family are parti
cusry requested to the funeral at
bis late 156 Orchard street. on SATURDAY. AZ
ternton, 9th at half past o'clock without further
invitation His remains will be taken to Sing Sing on
Sunday morning.
Newburgh papers please copy.
January 26th, PATRICK DEvLIN, aged 81 years md 8
months, native of Cookstown couaty Tyrone, Ire
land
His friends and scquainta noes, and those Of his
brother, James Devlin respectfully invited at
tend his funeral from his late residence, No 81 West
Nineteenth street on Sunday afternoon, at o'clock,
without further invitation
After short illness the mornipg Of the 9th inst
Mrs ELIZABETH Ass, widow of the late Thomas Stokes,
OF this city
Her friends. and tn. frieods of the family are re-
sueAted to ate nd her funeral from the residence
her sonin law MIR Clinton Gilbert, No, 50 Tenth st,
near Firb avenue. or SUNDAY next AZ IA O'Clock.
On Thursday, the 25th, HELEN, daughter Of J. r
and Mary Tstem. aged months, 20 days.
Phisd-lphia papers pl~sse copy
BRows wife Of Ed ward Miller of formerly of
the city Of New York; aged 20 years
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MARKETS ELsEWAERE.

BALrMoR Jan @-Stoek Board-sl200 Marylsnd deferred
1000 quarterly 5s 7 1000 do 49, 1UOO do do 49, loo
do do 7 $50 DO rs tOO do do ~ 1000 do d. IS 1000 Blti-
and Chic Fairnad div bonds 7ds 4 1000 do do do So
1000 dc do do So O do do do S. 10 hs Bait Ohio RR 3
do do. 81 10 do DO &c. do do So do do 3 IS DO b9Jds
S75s; Is do do do S7}4; dc do, 35s.
PApElr,i Jan q First BoarI-s3Ss Lehgh Loan. 60;
tucky. 49, $50 Canal ss $50 Peana esp ia 5000
dc. 6ds ts; $1,000 do Cap 79 500 do. cap, 79 Nan
Mech 90 SlOOU S. 81 6S b. 9s $500 u s. lO3;
$luOS Nav Int. 40 $500 Lehsh Int 6s4 Penna Rd s
Is do lS O Grard b. 600 Penns So ia 81 u
Notes. b. H. Befseen Bodrds-66 Scr uylH Blk, 5< do
s. on 100 Grard s LIS $5O00 Pen 5s esp 1915 100 Norris
So 800 do second Board-l040 LehSyh IS DO 63
no City 6s ~ 80 Pena Blk 29t; 800 Girard Blk l 700 u.
So l5la 600 keaojg Railroad Bonds 49, 8 Sob
b. 5x; quo Texas Notes, IA.
BosroS Jan. 2-Broers Ftchb urs Rail
rosd Saturday lGss do. Boston and
20 do Saturday n5 Boston and Providence do SS,
Boston Al Mai Do lo Saturday lU6k IS Read
do f6d: 81 Western b l02,z Boston Co., 1914
Merck.nts Bank 1886 Sou City Skies 1853 ioo
$lcCO Reading Bond, 1850, 45i4. -
FORKIGN MARKETS.
DEMERARA, Dec. 10 Flour, $61< good supply; corn
meal, ~ ~ dull; Carolina rice, AZ per loo lbs
pilot bread, "a per bbl large stock, demand;
lard, 12c. per ID candles, tallow, American only
eaeable best in boxes Of 20 lbs IA IS; composition
80; Goldfish, ~ per qt good supply; mackers ~ pei
bbl.; salmon, 10 per Dbl pork Am. prime, 1OK; beef
Am prime stock very light, 10 IA per bbl. in quail.
~; sheese Am Sc: per h., dull lumber, ". p. pei
1000 feet $l6h; shingles, ". p. per 200, 2.
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Wilmington in the yard at 95c; 2a0 do. white, at
ga. and loo do snirta turnA ntina At 3oc cash

Wilmington In the yard, at 95c; gao do. white, as
81 s71s and 100 do spirits turpsntine At sos cash.
LIME.-Ssles were reported at 7Sc 500
Ons.-Tbere has been considerable done in English,
to arrive; and notice sales OF 10000 gallons on PIT
ysts terms On the spot there we're ss' %
caih American pressed sold to the extent or 900
gallons, at 53c Sac and selected whale LOW oo!s''
at 42c. "
PnoyIsIors-5o barrels prime pork were sold at Si2
81 and 200 do do at SIG Sl2 so; 100 bbls mess ds
ct s and 100 ses csy rendered a.
at 7c BsefSalss of leo bbs Chicago mess were made
at s13 and 100 do rspaskso 40 siS so sales Of 400
$50 casks were made at 6ssc a7c. Butter continued
fra.
ftr continues firm, with fair inquiry; 200 casks
REAL EsTArE-House and lot 1858 Bowery II ) X 10 q.
5000 do do COR LIST ave and l0tA street. % Sx o.,
sSeoo do on stanton street, between Lewis ami Cao
and lot % 100, So 500; do No III Clinton street,
aud lot 25 100 IS oo0 do No. Al Green wich street
and lot, 20 90, SO soo lot Z. corner Lexington
the avenue, $l475; lots each "a by 100, south side
Madison ave-, between Goth and Both streets, each
$3.50 3a00 2lots rs by So south side 30th street.
near Madi. on avenue each 4O5 50 s4o 2lots sans
ize north side 30th street. between Madison aud 4th
ave, each $l450, So 9oe lots same size south side
S1st street, Madison avenue each 1880, 81 $780,
2 lots, same size adjoining, each ST. 275, S2550 lot
same size south side both street betwsen Sd and Lex
lot do do, sl,l5o 2iot- Is BY 100 ise. north sids
44th street, between 9th aud 9th ave each $3.50,
SLIGO.
SrEEL.-We notice farther sales Of 80 boxes imta-
ton Milan for export at go short price, months.
SrIcrs. For lot Of COO bags Jamaica fnento g. =
cents has been offered and refused.
SUGARs-The market for this staple continues fir N,
and holders do not press their supplies Sales 900
boxes brown Havana mostly a a g., and $50 hhds
New Orleans at ~ Sc, mos.
ToBAcCo.-Thers have been sales of coo bales Cuba
and Yara at about 14c l6c for the former, and 3o,
for the latter.
TEAs.-The cargo CT the Thos. W. Sears was offered
.oday by auctions the attendance ct the sale was fair
and tho prices for the better qualities well
tanned, while those for the common do sightly de-
cned; the number Of packages ratified Off about
4QQQ the BALANCE being withdrawn. Ningyong racss.
from $50. upward
WooL.-The demand through the week has been
good and prices well sustained. The sales embrace
eco bales washed Buenos Ayres, at previous rates.
super pulled at 241s $3.50. for the former and %
SOC. for the latter.
WHnxey.-- The market was quiet drudge WAS held
at 24c The last sales State Prison made 2tc
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NJ ARITImE INTELLIaENCE.
For. Of New York. January 20. 1899.


: :gs s s.rs s aSH, s ..s,;
Cleared.
Shrs-fbr'dan (pktl Cornish Liverpool spoford Teston
Co sss Cree NAV ,p,Leer do Everett Beown New
fs su Gsa' gsSs s sSsey yr,n,.c
Azn, Durham, do
~, srs.Isiss. Atwood Mra.one Buck; Cesar tPrus
tchre-DeCaDr. Merrill san Francisco Globe Was. p,me.
Loro' lame Lyon vnanhers Bsinore Easy Browo Ph lad
c,to B,e~ser Providence; Jane Aier. do; War.
W Bcs Gss S!5y o. : S,Ss
bss pns ,sa x.' .u Nov
sps CordS,. sey T. with wine brandy and fruit to Nes
is &c 4, 81; say Z; =. Bay Of Bis
GIeenoek for ohsrleston 80 days out '''A'
crensdnn .,s Bcros tnewj Thomas oarthagsna 9TH JAM
BARK ,t.r psri Hosg Savannah days. with cotton. to
gsh CAROLINE Godfrey chsressr sdays with cotton and ro
Bark Jonathan Geodhue tnew) Higgins Newport 10 days
Br. croep, Gardiner Bremen days and 81
The Cper en'ed severe ~eser passage; days
Bs fransn Adss rpOr) Feiker cardsna IL day.
Big crt c. sI's Ii, orns. o.o Wit,
Coming C. Jan lat 81 80 lon u s. spoke s,hr T.nrv
srs Pss,,n I'm A. ~ o. spoke bark A.oa % day:
Brig ksPSso L''shsd Para 81 day., msss and p~..D
LIN. port,nl, Higgins. New orls,.4 70 day. with
Brig BordesSy Barnes New Orlean IL dsys With
to Suydsn, Ssge X Co. 80 49, '-"-'
Brig Phil Thatcker Savanna Asys With cotton M "a
Dunbar Dmon ~ ="
Brig Aconite Tot Fatpor Park 81 Martins days with salt
master Jan ~ hts O. Ion u.s. spoke Am fhsas IS days
Br sehr Charles Cooper St Johns Nh IA sys With patsr 70
Snith poynton
fcir Julia Ann, vsndevstcr, Ocrsoooh
echr Relic Van Name, Vireipia
fchr mia, Yeaton, Virginia
echry q Norris, Van Name, virginia
solr Mary Jane, Mott, Norfolk.
echr Iavjuis Hatfield. York River
echr Industry. Kelly Norfolk.
Bel Brave neeher vinxina.
echr John narshan Van Name virrnis.
schr Wsrtover, DodFe, Richmond.
Rehr n Talmar, Young Richmond
fchr George crner TYemaiu, York River
echr New Haven Keisey. Petcrburgh.
Tctr Hiram Gerard Benjamin Baltimore.
scbr JoeephiEe, IAtourette Baltimore.
Sehr Bor~as. Thompson. Dsswsrs.
tohr Delaware. Bardins. Port Penn, Del.
schr henisb Watson, Mullen Dover Del.
reir Faruty Johnson, Wilton, Del.
rcfr 'o' Asrlovc 6Avsn. Dsver. Del
sloop hyperion. bradshaw. Virginia
nl0ep LneorS Corson, VygiAiA
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brrs Galveston, Norton, Charleston; Hudson Haet Calai
Na,a Burt Nocs; Mcdowell Besbe YORK; sIoops
Prof Glass HAllock NYork; willard Baker Do; 0aseo vsn
tc-, do.
PORTLAND Jan N-srr schr Mary. Smith kburxhj
Richmond Jan "a brs Cavabbee Anderson tpriesas:
Coll.y, Smith d. Sid schIs Marietta Burr Knapp New
York; Iy dia Stevens, Boston,
SA Jan 2f-Arr chr Crescent Clarence, Norfolk Cid
k,is bng, Is, iuscomb. w coast 81 Africa.
sr MARKs 16-B rks Leweiyn, PendIet,n, for New
Yor 29t ocia STARK for Do Feb brgs Lucy HIsmsr al
for do Ida: Almeda Rowland zh Aaa
Ea Psiker do via Key Vest l6th waroaller Jossya
diss lchr Com Kearney. Paine, Tor New York. ldg.
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Laguayrs, at ca eN
trslsnI.,k.t.st TO Liverpool were quiet shippers
Nors wssg iassr foreign news Cotton to Liverpool
vas engsgsa at e-l6d and bacon sides At 25e Rata
for nour and grain were nominal ~' s'''
suT=Tnsre . fair inquiry for foreign, with
do rssns 81 46; 500 bushels North csroii =. nss
nsts at 9Sc and so bags pecsns at Sc There a.
the Apolo's and Solomon Phypher's We bslis,s ~.
ton Of the latter has been sold at about az P'
FrsB-The market for MASS. macksrei il verv a,r,
With an upward tendency In prices sslss zoo hh,s
No. and &c, 1t about s. Is 50 for the former Ana
% 10 IS ok for the latter other ash are without
change.
HsIAssrs Tho market for New Orleans 10 sosses,v
-. soP although no positive decline can be suotsI:
H.,.s r, .evs been taken ct 28hc., usual tine
9TH sales " s'o bh ooun.y g. q. i0 sn ro.c
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Tue Weather.
The thermometer ct Machiss, Me on the morning
Of the 1871 inst, stood lie below and 1T noon On
the same day, ut So below.
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Passengers Arrived .

iIvEnrooL-raetet ship sew World sr on Thur:day,-wm
kssf; John Page n Canada-S67 In steer.ge
PARA Brig Repn ,'ic-Mareus wliiama.
HocoTA-Karh B,goA- Gen Samuel TAYLOR lady, u 9
Coptp Mt st MARTHA McCanB Eigeworth-l stssrage
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Below
Bark Azoa from Palermo via Gibraltar with mdse Draper
Dsveiin. 80
Also bark and brigs, unknown.
Sailed.
Ship alena New Orleans bark Savannah brig
Cesar Myrrnah brig Angeine PARA schr Louisa Virginia
hfoIziai Globe, Demerara-
schr whrple reported ysstedsy) from Bonars in
gale the 18Th Dec carried cad Of forsnast split sale
stove galley no
:6-Wnd, at sunrise. WSW meridian W; sunset
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20, lS4o.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 70, 1849.
The Remains of Lieut.. Deany-Flre Rioters Balls &C.
committee has been appointed at meeting re-
Gently held In Southwark to take the necessary msa
sures for having tho remains Of the late Lieut. g.
Deaney Of tho u S. Army, brought to this his native
city for interment. He pershed Of the cholera while
stationed With the resimentto which he attached
at Port Lsvscca, In Texas. Scarcely year since his
fellow citizens presented this young officer with
nandsome dress sword, IS reward for his gallantry
exhibited doIing the Mexican war.
TheCarrou Hose and Globe Engine compsn MES have
recently engaged in several street fights in tho upper
partof Remington.
Fifteen hundred persons, including q great portion
ofour exclurves attended the French ball Of eve
ming and the mort brilJia at of course.
DAnduraDd furnished tho refreshm ents and so ex.
celent were they, that the enjoyment was oompletc
The gentlemen were indeed carried away by the
excellence of the supper and the wiue that they
generally exhibited signs Of having been rather too
liberal in their petations. The whole Affair however,
passed oil admirably
The next grand ball to take place. though entirely
different in its character, 10 which must be seen
to im gined. allude to the Irish Orphans' ball. to
come of on the Goth. Both saloons Of the Muse UNI
viii DO filled usual. with dancers aud the whole
number Of tickets told will not be less than or six
Thousand. The jam on the stair ways, has in former
years, been a see ne Of the greatest confusion.
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vould open fine nsld for bis munincence; and 1t Is
reasonable to suppose that his literally OF eIpendi
would be- to the public advantage II we cannot pay
our ministers enough to enable them to sustain .
ministerial style the GoSs to az i. FROM sSsir
own resources. We abhor extrsvsganoe, but We
advocate the policy Of .S respecting in Rome the
prejudices as far rs policy may require H. When you
are treated to champagne 1t Is not respectable to give
In ex ;hapge bottle Of beer or ginger pop mi
mister England ought to have the means nom the
Treasury, or from his own pocket. Of com nsuding
tn. prejudices Of John Bull in favor of
try and her people not by vulgar display Of dollars
but by hberslity Of expenditure which will right
fellow citizen at expe nditure Of thousands, de.
which win tell to the advantage OF our co-,merse all
MT. Ewing, of Ohio. General Hsrri'on's Secretary
of the Treasury Mr.. Evans, Of Maine, and Governor
Seward Of New York are in the city Colonel Barker,
of Illinois, s among the arrivals this evening at Cole
mans.
Mr. Burke, as Grandfather Whiteh ssd, and Mose
the New York fireman. filed The Adelphi co sui 'catica
to. night, repests the bin tomorrow evening W.
BALrrMosE, Jan. 20, l84e. b.
Arrangements for the Prize Fght--asrfra OF Hyer-
Departures for CoHtana-.arre't of Burglars, &c.
The great prize fight is the subject of constant con-
yersston in this city and 1t Is now generally under
stood that It Is to take place the 7th of February
somewbere the Virginia bay shore. Steamers are
be chartered to carry down the parties, with their
ferosand fpectaIors OF wnom there Will doubtless be
large number. Yankee Sullivan, with his seconds
eno intimate frien ds has located the Canton Race
Course whore he 10 undergoing constant training.
Tom Hyer, his opponent. arrived here ON Wednesday,
right. and has located himself ct Govanstown about
four miles from this city, where he is also undergoing
conttsnt training.
The Jane Parker and Maria Theresa sailed ye.ter lay
from this port for California The Park t5ok oit
eighty passe and the Maria Theresa none but is
heaIDy laden With all descriptions Of chandse for
the Pacific trade.
The bark Huntington and ship Charles arrived
here yesterday from limerick Ireland with about 400
passengers on board. The Charles 10 detained At
antine having the ship fever board-eirh. died on
the passage. N''N Va
~ appears that most, II not al of the recent bur.
sha 49,. sh.. ueea .-.arged on the followers Of
NJ. p,,S., nav committed by yel!sw
49,. n,, w. les Thomas and John Williams who
Jerse'". srrestsd and Q considerable quantity
4" p eas serry lost found in their possession.
nip Lawrenson. ono Of the Oldest and most re-
spectacle citizens, died yesterday
Mihs Julia Dean Is still doing fine Blu illness at the
Museum. G.
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the Rev. j. s. Hanckel, CHARLES |. IRwIN GmANr,
Seigneur Of the Barony do Lopguevie Canada to An
MA second daughter OF l.. Trapmann Esq
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Hon. Charles Marsh died at Woodstock, Vt on the
18th inst aged 81 years. aud Jabsz Bennett on the
10th. aged "a years The former had been a resident
OF the town TOR GO and the latter for 20 years.