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II UDsON RIvER RAILROAD COAPANY-IssUE or
Mortgage Bonds for Oypayabls st Fcbruary, 1867
inerest at cent payable set
Febrr and lst Augaspvege Of
until five from datein Of IS CO. $500
required sea1ed proposals. for issue Of the bonds
Con described aboa to the amount of $500
lees will be received the office o the till
26h nsa when VIII be given such Stock
holders under the condsas Of the original rnon,
titled Tie preference terms the
Of theT and bondl tho full held
issued to ali stockholders mAkiog application AMI oring
equoi otbert Payment for bonds
ssnence taker uripg the and succeeding
the extent Of not eding half in April and boads
viii he Issued rerrea five Of the to be de-
posted the OF tho respective proposals. An agency
easmsson TO be ts In will be allowed brokers
other agenta who make lists for less
in amount accepted for stockholders
New YORK; February 18th, Is4a
Copies of TIA form Of bond AMI had anil
cation Mt the afics Of the company.
NJ OTICR,-THE SUBSCRIBERS HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
Ct thai intention to .ly TO the Ls.asuro Of the State Of
ons OF dollars under tho corporate of Tho United
Nail Steamers Company Now Yosk Liverpool Lino tho
purp9ee running Enc between New Ysrk and
Lve:2sol. In Englaad-Jan. L. l8tp.
JAMES BROWN
EDWARD (. COLLINS,
E. RIGGS.
VS. wEYhORE
If EDWARD HARPER. WHO LEFT ENGLAND ABOUT
Hal
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THE Innate or CALIFORNIA Is sU Oh THAT TaOSE
tshls out our Super Or Curlsa Corn ausk Mattresses
Beds with Bosters and Pillows u the will
themselves bedes being cool healthsn they arc
cod prices within the reach Of all W private nd
vidSas hed dsiy Alo blankets sheets
oonfortable: pillow cares and article bedding
shortest notice and lowest possible prices WILIAN CO.
2a3 Pearl street, 4th door abeve Beehman strest.
CALIFORNIA 6OODs!!-CATH0LIC PRAYER Beads
~ and held In estimation the Indians Cali
fornia and exioo for oil their va1eties LAUNO
NIEs importer Of fancy goods and persry - Maiden Lane
q stairs
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ITO LET-TO PRIVATE FAMILY, A MODERN BUILT
three story hosse In East Broadway family, consisting
Of three persona wishes remain board
ferences given ard required. Address box No. a
ITO LITTLE WELL BUILT STORE, NO. s. BROAD
stress " feet inches in 'front.' by 100 depth. This
tsrvrd bv he and Sev viii h. Ia. o.s,b.r r
qud Tor storage under tho regua FIR
public warehouting- Apply 10
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Death of Mr.. Myers-Strkness among the NdttVes
Old Panama-Gcn. Smith Postage-Mode of
Life in Pamama--ReptAes and Vermin.
Mr. Myers, OF the Crescent, died yesterday,
dreadful DEATH shortly after attacked IL is Asatlc
and no mistake. He was fellow OF "inhnite
lest" He was a -four merchant In Broad street,
and formerly lived in Poaghkeepsie.
The cathe dral Is about $50 feet wide, and 200
long. 1t looks dlngy, and very gloomy. All the
bells are cracked, which gives them doleful
sound. saw the leading priest yesterday, who
seems very old and in6rm. In front are the twelve
apostles, with the Saviour. The spires are deco
rated with pearls, with which this country bounds
.cemented | have visited the temples aud Ja,ls,
was, churches old governors palaces, trenches,
s&c., and must say that my curiosity was highly
excited. One acquires vast fund Ut information
from passage OF the isthmu-; but he pays dearly
for it. Napoleon and Putnam never effected
more in the Alps and rocks than poor emigrant
in crossing the lsthmus OF DarIen The houses
here, which are very few, have some few nails In
sthem within the waIla; but without, and at
sCruces and Gorgona, aud Latina, and Chagres,
not a solitary nail can be found IN SOLITARY habi-
tation hut. There is not shovel, or hammer.
or any thing of the kind in ca ces The masses
are attended night and morning, with great sOem-
nifty. The burial ground Is email and walled.
General Smith has attended the funeral OF Ameri-
cans thus far. He Is a most excellent man, but
seems quite anxious abo e his baggage and govern
transported Tor want Of mules and men. General
Smith has his family with him, aud most ex-
-cellent family il is. To have met with INTEL gent
and worthy society in this strange laud Is Indeed
an oasis. We had religious worship to-day at the
French hotel. happened IN at the very moalent,
and was most happy To pNrtc,pate In the soema
ceremony. All were affected to tears; those es-
,peciafly who had lost, aud ,~cled every moment
not only to lose some dear trend, but their own
lives alec.
Old Panama Is not far distant; but cannot
visit II for want of conveyance, and the extreme
heat l97 and 100 the shade, always, with hardly
"a bre arh Of air since arrived) Old Panama Is a
great curiosity, and snail strve to get there
before go TO sea For ivr miles around where
write is one lot OF RUNS There are works here
dwater works. outside The walls. that cost, centu-
ries since. five times much ~ the Croton water
works. This was once me richest place on the
pObe-it must have been so-aHd now II Is pro-
badly the DO crest. The Dhab,t i've chehy on
irri,s But think when rs,,soad or plank foad,
and the facilities OF a steamboat ~ Chagr~s are
completed, Panama VIII aga'n coa,e up, aad be-
come the richest and most iGi portan point on the
face of the globe The walls were very fofmt-
dable-indeed they were 'mfr'goable--out are
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A STEAMBOAT FOR CALIFORNIA; MERCHANT or
this city about purc swift and pow eru Steam.
boat Of 2 tons burtsen She will be ftd
Francisco. fifty
S2G0 He is wirg ts invest in te enterprise S0oeO
$1,000 Shares Of $500 each will be iven make uI
guiied For particulars inquire Of Catan Abraham
Bancker White Hail r. 1t is tie Intention place her in
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on sunday the s'h inst 10 the s6th year q his age
Tf,torur MsErHY. native 81 this pagiss Of Gransri
CcuotJ Longforc Ireland
Hs friends aud acquaintance Ia GENERAL, are
fpsctfuiy Invited 20 att nd his fcnera, ruesday
the nth inst A2 O'Clock from tie reidsuce Of bis son
Patrick. 46i Twelfth street No csrrsres viii b. al.
nit'ed. y p. The burisl vas postponed, yesterday,
in conssQuencs OF the neglect 81 the undertaken
On the 9Th lust. Miss NsLesHEr fsLtIu daughter
q THE late Richard Teller Esq OF Hyde Pack
ON the 9Th inst Of myti0n, a. shelter Island,
JOSIAH eldest son Of rhebe Hoaell
In Philadelphia. Friday morning the Tth inst
JastrH FtnsiNo, late merchant, IN the ash year II
he sge.
lis male friends and those Of tie family are invited
q attend he funeral pthout further notice from hs
late retdtrce No si2 Spruce, rwefth street on
Tuesday morning, the ilth Inst, vt 10 o'clock
In Brooklyn On the tth inst, AasSs MsrtLn. wife
81 VIM O.. Read, formerly Of Newport, n. l., aod
csuestsr q Asios Clarke req Of this city, aged Is
years
The relatives and friends q the family are re,rec,
lith instant at o'clock from st Thomas church,
ErcsdvBy, without further Invitation. intormeHt In
fan ily vault. st Marble cemetery.
On Sundry evening the 9Th inst, st,s RtEs, sgcd
g. yesTs.
The frisrds 90 the family respectfully invited "
attend HE funeral. from Ls esther residence rook.
rsd. Orange Co., Wednesday o. 10 A. ~ Carriages
VII be in sttendsnce the arrive of the Eve o'clock
Iut,Gay evening traiP, st tho depot AZ gisistown.
On Ncr day usrriuF. Dec. 10, Ruorstvs Acssr, sred
Eve years aud eight moutis ouly son Of Abrshsm and
Mary y. Acksr. ~ Greenwich. Conn.
On Nonasy. - Icfsey city, aft-r pro,aeted en-
IeiDiul rssE Jofs Gbbrnf, In The S2d yesr of BIS
Ills rem airs viii be tatsn Co Chester fsr intsrrnsnt
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

I w
The detention of tho Europs's mails due this
ing BY express and which did not reach the city till
this afternoon the receipt OF advices
la time examination before the meeting Of Change
Business consequently less active. Cotton only
scld to Doderats extent and at decline Of nearly
pound compared with the closing rates of last
week In the absence Of letters however the market
had not fairly opened The -four market was depress
ed by the news and In the absence an active
LEGAL Eastern demand the trade heavy especial
ly for this State and Western brands In Southern
brands there was bat litts doing and prices inclined
to droop There Was change TO notice In rye -four
meal, s;ncs Saturday Wheat was unchanged in
quotations since Saturday, especially for prime Gene
see: western samples we're dui "niie dealers In Ca
madam were waiting private sdvices. Rye some
frner while OATS continued dull. Pork continued firm
at Saturdays rates, but the market was dau Beet
continued inactive In lard III re was but little dsing
dealers waiting private letters. Good butter
dull but quiet Cheese continued 10 fair demand
at full prices BIO coffee was irmsr, with moderate
sales Ihe MAJ ket vas considered half a cent no.
There WAS no change In sugars, with ouiy moderate
trade sales Moissses remained about the same AZ
Asnrs sales OF i4o bblS were made at Sc s2ys for
pots, and Sc 81 u for pearls.
BREADsrUFrs.- Ftou-fhs transactions for the day
reached eco bbls including nne at 81 l26 - BIN;
ut 81 70 81 20; ordinary State at - 90 - o.
common and straght state and Canadian at 81 dzh .
81 TO- choice State at 81 81 "a 81 mixed aud straight
Michigan at 81 s7 So; State from Canadian wheat
and fsvorte Western, at So SIS lax and pure Gene
and fancy Michigan at Sc l21i IS IS Souaey~
flour was heavy with sales of 400 bbs at SIS rs for
mixed to COED brands Rye Flour Sales were loo bbls.
at So ST. Corumeai was very dull at So "a S3 for
jersey ard So IL SO Is for Brandy wine. Whfat-
Sales included $40 bushels mixed Long Island at 81
Co. eco bushels Gsnesee at 81 10 for red and 81 Il
81 "a good prince 700 bushels inferior OHIO at
$40 and 500 bus bells xed Southern st 81 10 Rye
shade better with Gales Of 1000 bushels at So
$50, part on time. Barley was sesrce small lot OF
fair sold ut 63c Oats lower with sales
Ct river at AGO. canal at Al 47c aud Jersey Ut 40
O Ale; Southern were dull At 80 a 38c. CorE-Saes
were 10000 bushels at "a 5oc for New Jersey and
Southern; S6 $50 for Western and Southern mixed;
BIC Tor heated ana 90 b9ho Ter Oct aud round yell
low; Included the Gales 800 bushels from
Wsbash, (inds said to be ia good order, at $50.
Coricr-The market can hardly be said to have
opened yet on the news. he eats to day exhibit q
deciDe Of ary quarter cent the closing rates
of last week only To the extent OF 500 bales
The quotations are revised to conform -
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LIyxaroo- CLs3sIricArIsN.
Ng.lsF. =. 4

stock in city in all hands estimated al ~ 600 bales
CoFFkF-The market was tria for all descriptions
and Rio further advance had been obtain 3D. sales
Of that desori ytion having beer MACS at IL Ae.
CsITLE -Olersd On Monday. 900 besvss, 600 from
tie South, the remainder mostly rsn this Sta,o IS
coss and calves ana Coo sheep lambs Beef Cat
tleIhe supplies OF beeyss are gradually diminishing
Is the winter advances. Pisces are getting little
buer The fair average of the market Is 80 TO 81 TO-
at Wish prices sales Of good retailing qualities have
been made. There would be about q hundred head
Lett ever unso,d Tie market closes duh COWS aud
Cslves- Sales al from so 70 $40 ti5 Demand coed
Al sod SHEEP and Lambs Sales Of sheep at fcom
81 1875 &c 20 TO .4 Ms Ia quality lambs 81 to 81 40
60 left over.
kEsicrrs-Ihere was no change to notice In rates
since Saturday parties prsf,rru 60 await the Result
u private aSSiceB before operating
NAVAL SiORFs he tiade were pretty much the
Gully buyers SPIRITS were 35c, ana crude 50 35L.
Rosin and tar rs before.
Ous.-Ihsre vas a briBk demand for l,nscsd. anl
holders quite trmi sales u 0UO gscns English ani
Americsn at 72c. cash Whale on continued steady,
nil fslI bufiress,
Pso,sIoSs -.tsrk-seies embraced slsas $50 barrels.
81 slo S7l g Sic 81 ic .ess s. 50 - o2S for
prime leef Sas very Gull st 81 for prime, snd IS 90
10 - rs fer msss lrountsy irirss nSss dull, 1t
S'S. Beef hama were Ia good demand, with sales OF
100 bsirels good, AZ az 10 Lard du aud heavy,
with faits 81 1850 barrels, al go to btlc and 800
ltas On private terms Buster quiet bat ste,1y.
CLeefc va In fair dsmsud, at faIi Prices.
,f gtfso - D.y
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shrf-nsvonthrs. trlti novey, Lerdor Jorsv,ia ABB
luTttu ffstl Bur tins Liverpool Grifnei, knturn Cs
Sssaftaf, b p,rvsrs.
Hurts- fsmA Patttfsou rsreelons Bcormar roinstos
to liipliar brown kropn, hrssehiooia, Pests fstsr
Den. Hl, Eccy. savsnrtb.
Brief-uttis swinetton can rrsrcisco Cr,etcr VAR
Cornwall tpri hxttll - Johns. NJ, l. Jach Coz
Ausrsts Store, Savannah, Sturfcs, Clcsrman 4 co.
schrs-Ariointte, Frcvp, Jacksonville, Brett vnse
Lotisrs smith, Chafles'ori Olive, Smith Nimirgton NC
Rate Csrdfs Stephenson. do; Jonas Smith Nichols do
Mesover, Heeee Rchnsud Victory, bunker Norfolk; Sc
ktaFr AitzsDdria &c; Gutter, Bbke Baltir orc
fiata, baNs0sd, aei Howard, WsrG, New Haven.
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ARRESTS FOR LiBEL-An application WAS made yester-
day. before Hon. Samuel johnson, County Judge for the
granting of orders for the Of Amar Williamson and
William Barns editors Of the Sunday Dpac alleged
lbeous articles published in said paper during tho
three four weeks several Of the
temsn in Brooklyn and Williamsburg charging them with
Hon John Cross Senator elect from this disrSt Austin
d. Moore and Thomas J. Van SAINT all from Williamsburg
and avid s. Mills jr of Brooklyn. The application
granted and the amount Of bail Ied ia two Of the suits
$500 each, and the rest at $500 each They will DO
rested unless the defendants lind sufficient
surees for their for trial. they will be imprisoned
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sTurvEsANr IrsrITurE.-Mr George VsudenhoR the
accomplished actor com series Of Shsksperean
Headings, this evening" at the above rooms. lie will
appear IN the costume OF William Shakespeare and
the beautiful tragedy Of Hamlet Mr. Vandsp hoR
10 well known to citizens to possess every require
ment necessary to brilliant display Of soeution. We
hope to see the house full
CHINKsK BUILDINGS -Gliddsn's " Panorama Of the
Nile" now being exhibited at the Chinese Museum
Room, should be seen by our citizens IL 10 q work
OF considerable merit; and the introduction OF suoh
panoramic scenes represented in this painting
we consider to DO very beneficial to the progress Of
knowledge.
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Steamship Great Western lBr) Wolfe Bermuda 5th inst
with SPECIE 49, 70 Maitland Phelps I.perisDOsd very
tie last day had weather. With smooth sea.
ship Jas Wright lnew Clark, Newcastle, No. dAys In
ballast. so J n Phillips.
ship Fanchon (Sw Nelson. Stockholm via Cork ~ days
with rcn to order The had very heavy during
the voyage shipped al which waris
red away stsnncheons, and did other damage.
and passengers 20 Schmidt Baohen "a last las ~ "a
Ion IS a. rpoie bark Brenda, frea for Orleans
Bark iwanowra BaItn. Oronooo River. "a days. sad
gostura 9Th with hides to HArbeok Co. Nov TO- spoke
Prem brig Bolivar hence tor Angcsurs In ths river l4h OF
the light ship spoke Bsm brig Active from Liverpool for
Anss,,ura lsth Point Raramss bsaring by W 81 xiles
Bark Pedemsnts tof WHldnboro BAisdsl. 81 Martins II
Gays. with salt to J Sohlessinger.
Brig allen Kips hates Belize HoEduras Nov IL, with
Brig Adeire Norton Havana Nov % with sugar and
dsr to Bechte sehomtsrr 9th inst 49, passed
the main boom Of vsssel and other with sas
Brig VIM Dugsan Courssn. Charleston days with cot
ter end rice to heCresdy.
DAYS With mSse !" weims y.,sa sft sot
cd lst inst LAT 2S a. lon 70 L. spoke brig Whipple
sehr Sarah Louisa, Croker New London.
Sohr LsnArtne, Robbins. Nsttapsiset.
sioop Lmily, Briggs New Bedford
Sioop Geld Leaf James Milestone Point Conn., with COP
Esrt Moatenuma (of New Haven't Rhoaiss 10 days from
Brig Boratio. Green. IS days from 81 Martins.
sohT Wimipg ton. Drochel II days fro n 81 Thomas.
Also on, bark and ono brig unknown.
Sailed.
Shine Norma Ellis, Havana Denmark Thompson. savsn
RAP Chaos Pax'on, do barks Lepanto 6agsr Maraees;
Crowel Eler, hatanzas brig Augusta, Stone, Savsa
nah ana others
DEC lo-Wind during the day from wsy. with snow .
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n.AitI,nrs ELSE WHERE.

HALrwoAN Dec s-Sifu united states Sc. isGr, sren-
lng. Ia 40 nhltimcis and Onto Esrutd Boris l7 90
Glnftt k,Irf ana. BauA, s - Hsthsrirs t5 ~
A. 30 Ia tuleio aud ehlo - bread, Ai 10 o. 55s; -
CO. %. do o. 10 DO, -; 40 d. ~ 40 UEi8a Maui
Itmpsuf, lsis.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
c. 8. Mills, London; IL Lewis, jr., Philadelphia Mr..
b Keene, Charles B. keene, +. X. Albsrtus, London
BENZ Gratis, Kentucky; d. Woodburn. Albany; W. T.
Walker, Boston, Edward Wright, chicago; T. Kyler
Philadelphs; Rev. d. v. Mclean, N Mr. Mcfsd-
den fitsburgh s. Pick, Pittsdeld Norris Major w.
Chapman, U. s, A. were among the arrivals yesterday
a tbs Irving Home
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Passenger Sailed.

SAN TRArcrsco D. Tnros mastsd sohr Spray-samusl n
Churchill Salem Mass; Horace Jacobs. Minnesota Cyrus
Coe, hddetown. Conn; Isaac Day WIN MARI Irelan.
Washington Dell Samuel Sinex James Cochran Richnond.
lrdiana Thomas Earnshaw, Addletown, Conn; n Read;
first mate Alfred Gardner Nantucket Mas second mas
George Pearsall, NYork, city.
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On sunday evening, Dec tth. By the Rev. !. n "
Crawford SIR Prtsh l.. Tosrtts o. Niis MAR T. SH.r-
sidsst daughter q Capt IL ~ Saspter all VI
TITS cry.
Mes.ern rapers Ilsase cory.
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Passengers Arrived.
BsRMUDA-Stenmsbp treat Western-Messrs Dsreda, DE-
til orau'ina, hagens, Gylick Chambers Gibbs deck
passengers.
srooxHoLM-Sbip Fauchon-Mr Thos Barry.
er THoHAs-Schr Miranda-Msssrs John Little and
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nARITImE InTELLIGENoE.

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YoIt OF NtSs york, Dee. n, NsRo
svs nurs.. .....T d secs stsra 90. 90. ~
are o.. a 81 Efcs vIrFU.... 8.
photographic
e. serct p.rs c.lsph fer ses --latest kssr, rhtessc,
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NEW MEDICAL BOoXs-A COsPLEFs PRACTICAL
work, re natcrs ard Of private als.ss
snetures AID Gil hasroS aseetSus % th urinary
vstEsted by aun5cr Of Ssaas,fr ny ss0ced
as large as lte: Eooer B.sgsck ~ ID. LarFs saarta,
30 pages. edition Price $40. xztFGct the Dsstsa
Medical AID surricRl JcarEal rt ls said ariey,
70 be equal - kieords o. Actions wsrf an as family
a'Fases and far Superior nnythirz the kibd
Lshsd In his eountTy Aatser ID tao worn Seminal
Anitsona ir2ctsney, 10, sssssk ~ iarrepsr habits
Fourth oditon y plates Pdes 81 FER fzle ct Publis
Gre frinscr Townsend q, Broadway BY huahes
S< Bruaawsv.
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nR- CoorER, u DUANE STREET, HAs, FOR III
~ lat fourteen espsssd his rrsots the west
nsnt Of nercuris ard other ssee deke..s uatur
ne can cure the nost Aggravated sf tAls disease 81
MID cases renewed In s~o " ave ssya perfect -
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NO CURE NO PAy.-Da coRBrTr. 10 prAre sv.r
mag bs esnsul.cd the trssasnt Of certain dslcato
diseases Practice OF ssseen devoted the
nent cf delicate disease, enables O. tke IA
psed. ~
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DEst UMkRY or THE CHOICEST KINDs-sUCH As
tolognss Ok AAtr9w p1re Bears Grease fancy SOAPS
hair Os and extracts for tie handkerchief Utto Of RDss
shaving soap and Powder quis Rouge Poma1e snf
every description required. For sale Tow "
cGOk0s RAPHAEL = Co, 26, Pearl street.
MR.. WISE, or VIRGINIA. GREAT HAIR REsToREa
" His Agent, NJ Calvert n applying the celebrated
nsir Res oTa'e 20 thos h0oted vita osa o s snd also
dposns Of the famous Han Tonic 81 Room Me- zs4 irving
Ilops0.
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Qkn0 REwARp. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hsps

tNR. RALPH, AuTHUR or THE aPRaCTIOAL PeI-
sst- Ir.sns. SO, Green wioh street nes hssra
we N.stpY m, tsunssys exesptsd.) Thoss vhS
aIry in the ssriy stss.s win BE- surprsea IN. rnpls
uimssrs shie'urs and sesina Diseases radisaly sarsd
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Atrxssptti, Dec 6-Arr schr Squire Bro. EYort.
BaLrfsoEr, Dee 9-Au ship zenobs jackson Liverpool;
Rio De JHBsirO chr sarah Ann julia Orcutt, por
steamer Taysbs tsrsnl Cuesr. hforh for rsrsiI Be-
Roges NNoIk Telegraph, locker doj John Wesley 8rJ
Curry, Gtfsd Turtle key, Abaso.
BosIoN, s., Arr tarks fsrtha Ann, Drink water
TsJler Philadelphia; hss Elisha DoaEs Loring. Baluore
Mary u, Crevcn, wilmington, Del Abbott Lawrence,
Dee p-Arr stsanship rurovs (pr) Lott Liverpool via
Bshsx signal Tor trfs. Sid Saturday, ships Char
lottt Rate Rowe; Beatrice bark Ann and others
hLUHhiLL, Dec a-sld tris Holt, Cogsins, fhsdel-
rla.
tnrsRrrmLp, No, z-sid bark belgrade (nev Of c, ass
tonsl ilummer Jslifsfnia.
kssrroHr. Nov ~ Arr sch Kblos Mathews, NYork SID
@h brig thastrs kndetson, fhiladelphis sch Stang,
uIposea for cob sist bsfks Little Lky, Jones barbados
Corsela, Winchester, nfcrt; ClAts augusta, lirom ko-
hsutl Charleston; bris "crcnOoe Kitchener DAiumore
IIeAKrows, Dee B-Arr tohrs ElloL Sparta. from Co
g,y r sS.,gn; AusS,s S0sS fsssssssn0sss for q,
T,as GtIdrr Albany for Nen;scke. an IN port sohs
DAr,l francis fsnis, fgt Nantuek,t lsxns,0a Sgits.
kstthsk sutsr Coty 10; Erie Churshl, Aswburyporti
Smith Portland, socI Teazer earcner Nahtncset
PAU kSEt Nov 80 Arr tehrs Minerva bsltimsre susan
lyons, PhIiadeiT hi I'd, socp Excel N1Ork;
bth. sicoy y tifb, Albany.
otor crsrar Zee 7-tld brig Arenoris, Day. surinsn
HoIptss poLr, pee 6-Afr ship Geo Hsist, sens col.
e - Cor Boston brig Jeeso tof s1orA Bskcr Nansses
IIwts lei DeoS "a ~ Mr. SUnes. ffom lad ~ 8iver,
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