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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-04-22
Portsmouth Insurance Co.
Capital stock $15O,OOO. Paid and
secured to be paid. xB0.15O.


secured to be paid, $58,15O.
THE public are respectfully informed that
Il the Portsmouth Insurance Company, incor
porated 10Th March, A. D. 1897, heretofore car
rying on the business of Fire and Marine In
snrance in this town, is now organized, tho
above amount Of its capital stock paid in cash,
End secured to be paid by mortgages upon Real
estate, and is fully prepared to resume the taks
ing every deception Of Fire Marine Risk.
on the most liberal terms.
Officers. no
PETER KINNEY, President.
JAMES LoDwIcK, Secretary.
Dirsosoro, e ?
JAMES IoDwIcK, JosHpA v. RoBrssoN.
JAMES w. DAVIS, JAM8 L. McVEY,
r WILLIAM HALL, M. KEHoE,
PETER KINNEY.
The Board ofDirectors hope by unremittinp
attention 10 business, the liberal terms upon
which the business of the company has hereto-
lore been conducted, und their well known
promptness and liberality in the adjustment OF
all losses, and which will be continued in time
to come, to merit and receive liberal share OF
the public patronage. 9{ Q0g17i
Propositions for Insurance and also for loa M
Of the company funds, TO be left at the Office Of
the Secretary on Front Street, at the store
Of J. LoDWICK & son,lNo. &C., and will 70
ceive the prompt and immediate attention Of
the Board. Office open every day, Sundays OK.
cepted, from O'Clock A. NJ, 10 6 O'Clock p. N.
By order. JAMES L0DWICK, Sec'y.
Portsmouth, Ohio, June 90, I646,
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TTAIR AND TOOTH BRUsBEs.---A
LII large and superior lot for sale by
Dr.. J. CQRS0N,
feb 2. No. 3 Front Of.
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DARING OUrRAeE.--On Saturday last, a
man named Russell Wilkins, who resides
IN Warren county, came down upon the
Railroad to make some purchases Of dry
goods to replcnish stock he keeps on sale
up there. He accomplished his wishes,
which detained him until after the cars had
left in the afternoon, and he wus compelled
to remain for the next train Of cars. In the
evening he visited the National Theatre,
and meeting several friends thore ne was
induced to imbibe some Of the common
beverages that are to be found at oil Of the
eofee houses, and the result was, being
unused to such things, he became slightly
bewildered. During the evening he had
frequently takon out his pocket book, which
the observer could see was pretty we'll
stocked with bank notes-a very dangerous
proceeding. Leaving the theatre at the
conclusion of the performances 10 seek his
boarding house, he through mistake turned
up Hammond street, up which he had not
gone more than thirty steps before he wos
knocked down and robbed of his pocket
book containing $l75 in money, and a
deedofafarm purchased the week previous.
Twoof the boarders Of the Henrie House,
on their return found the gentleman lying
upon the pavement perfectly senseless, and
Samaritan like they took him into the
house, and DR.. Tilden, who boards there,
being called, his wounds were examined
The skull about two inches above the ear,
was found to be fractured by some blunt
instrument-probably colt--and deple.
,ion was tried. The symptoms being
favorable, the next experiment was "tre-
panning," as nothing else could possibly
save the patient. DIR. Tilden took tie re.
spopsibility Of the operation, &isucceeded
in completing it in the very short space Of
ttccnty.tro minutes. 1t was q skillful
performance. md the operator, q young
man,deserves great credit for the execution
and the result. Tiw PutlenI Is doing we'll;
90 we'll that he will leave for home in q few
dnvu n
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CHEEsEl CHEEsEli 100 boxes At
. low prices, inspection given, for sale By
s. R.'k0aS.
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From Louisville.
I,oursvIr.Ip.

LOUISVILLE, April IS,
The steamer Fashion and VIM. Noble
came into collision just above Vicksburgh,
at the head Of Pawpaw island Both boats
ore badly injured. The Fashion may proba.
bly, be sayed. Her furniture, bedding, &C.,
Is coming up on the Glencoe. No further
particulars yet received.
The steamer John Hancock has gone into
che st. Louis line, and leaves here to-mor-
row for that place, forming one Of the regu-
lar packet boats to that city.
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NEW
BOOK STORE!

49, THE subscribers respectfully In.
NzxS] form the citizens Of this place and
surrounding country, that they have
opened in Mcdowell block, corner
of Front and Market streets, a large and general
assortment of BOOKS and sTATIONERK,
cons listing Of
Law, Medical, theological, Classical and
az School Books.
In connection with this establishment, they
have an extensive BlNDERY, where allkin Of
BL AMM BOOKS
Of superior quality will be made to order, Of
any pattern, and on the shortest notice.
Fully determined to supply every thing that
the wants Of the community may require, they
hope by strict attention to business 70 receive
a liberal share Of public patronage.
WHITING & HUNTINGTON.
Portsmouth, April II, ls49-2tf
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GENTLEMENS7
Furn ishing Establishment
Front Street one door EastofS. r. Ross,
PORTSMOUTH,, OHIO.
4. g. Dapie,

nj @ rc h amt Tail OF,
Informs bis old customers and the public gen
orally, that he is now receiving and opening
splendid lot Of Cloths, Cassimers, Vestings, Cot
ton anl Linen shirts, Cravats, Gloves, Cotton
and Silk Under shirts and Drawers, and in fact,
everything in that line.
He has procured the assistance Of Mr..
CHARLES H. HARTSHORN as Cutter in this
establishment who has been for many years en-
gagged as such in the st. Johns establishment
in The city of New York. so favopbly known as
the Fountain Of Fashion and taste in that city
of Fashions. Gentlemen. therefore, who may
desire seryIceable, and substantial articles Of
Dress, got up in the latest fashion, will do well
TO visit this establishment, and they will find
upon examination that il will not be necessary
to 90 elsewhere.
or 6 Journeyman Tailors wanted, TO whom
the highest wages and constant employmen
will be given. Apply as above. A. G. D. \
Portsmouth, October %, l849-29wtf. s
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Furs (! Furs =!

HNHE undersigned will pay the highest
Il Cash price for FURs Of every descIip-
tion. D. WOLFARD.
December 10, l649-tf.
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Il has been well established fact for yeafs
past that Safsaparilla, when pure and properly
prepared, was the only true panacea for all dis
eases originating from an impure state Of the
blood, The use Of mercury, Intoxicating drinks,
evil habits in youth, barrenness, &c. We bold
" assert that JOHN BULL's FLUID EXTRACT OF
SARsAPAnLIA Is the only preparation before the
public that 10 prepared on strictly scienllhc
sapariIia is purchased without regard to price,
and every pound. before being used, Is subject
10 the striciest chemical tests and iis genuiness
ascertained before being used.
Bulls Sarsaparilla also contains the virtue
Of several other valuable medical roots, togethe
forming The best compound and producing th'
greatest curative agent in the known world
THIS MEDICINE,
When used according to Directions,
TrYslJ rI.... TETifI,0yrf Fall
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oasisr 30, ls4s-sons.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MoNpAY, Dec. 31-8P NJ.
This being the last day of the year trade limited
though prices for nearly all descriptions OF produce
were steady. Cotton was firm, bat transactions were
light the market having fully opened since the
cept Of the Freghts to English ports continued
steady but engagements we're light
AsHrs continued dull and nominal Is usual at this
clo,e Of the year. at 50 IL Is for pearls and % S
BssswAs Sales Of 500 lbs were made at 2ac.
BREADsrUFTs.-FL Flour transactions reached 8 900
barrels, including Canadian ct 81 76 ordinary and
common State, 81 s7k to So, straight and choice
snS sss.u .sS nn
and fancy Michigan, SIS IS to IS 37l; aud other
grades without marked change. Southern Fiour-3Oo
barrels mixed and straight brands Fredercksburgh
country. at SIS l2h TO SIS 25; and 800 barrels extra
Alexandra at IS 90. Rye Fbr-1oo barrels sold ct
So NIX Corn Meal was without change Whsat--
5000 bushels good Ohio sold at 81 o.. There also
good inquiry for Canadian but sales made.
Rye was dull but held firmly at oonc. to ole Barley
quiet and held 6sc. to 66c. less drm,
spd duh at 42c TO 4sc for Northern and 3sc to s2c.
for Jersey. Corn Sales reached 10 600 bushels, in
cludipe new Northern and Southern slightly mixed
with old at coo e. Gle Western mixed, coo TO Gle,
old Western yellow Gle and Ole to $40 for old round
yellow In store including 1000 bushels on private
Cattle Offered 1000 beeves, (Iso Southern the re-
mainder this STATED GO cows and calves and 900
sheep and lambs Beeves-with q falling off Of the
average supplies during the week and slightly in.
cresed demand for the holidays holders have obtained
The market however. closes dull Sales OF GOD re.
falling qualities ct from to So Probably 200 lefI over
Lows ana Caiyes-Saies at from S2z 90 to $50 SO.
Left over 10. sheep and Lsmbs-Sales OF the former
at 81 TO So . SO which Is an advance Lambs sell ct
from 81 10 tos2s, The market cleared
torrtE.-The market continues hrm for ell descrip.
tons and on 81 Domingo eight advance has been
realized The bu,iners, however. IL not large.
CorTor.-Ths sskibg rates Of holders are slightly
higher than quotations for this staple but In the
absence 81 operations wsrrsntiug . change. con-
tinue them The ssss to day were barely 200 bales.
Very reduced estimates Of the crop bsing daily
ceivsd aud public opinion Ia gradually forming q
much lower figure thsn was confidently spoken of .
month ago
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folk, R,os, BossoA Srses rt Rsaovioh Havana. u...a
=. boz Sns 81 naSns ss.,
ssnsr stone. Tampa Bay; oussna vredsrishs chasrss
:.s Il ssas jis sssh. dss asrs:ss,
y aampa Reads s.h sehr Ksaon. Layso. from Yr.d.-
nav B., ,oaD Do: srix job, colsnsu.s. w,..-
smith no. ih:es s sss Nor hsrI Belle F,sa,d s.ssa:.ss
NrwBvHrroEr. Dec zs- .chr Jew HoyA PhisdslpAi.
Rivsr, for York knosh Pratt a. ssv.nnah for dol sss
pss s a fl.
p.ssA.oLA Dec ~ Arr 0riss hOssiis. crew.i. NYori
P.ev,ps. Dso v-Arr schr alfalfa. Hud.sn, Apsis-
san % o sss esa.
vessel. sailed y. reported n s, paper Saturday ~oiain
sAvHssAn Dec a5-Arr SHIPS sanau.hy Bor..ns. New
castle: Adran Scott sosso. soha slber.. How ard. do
s.ro cn,' nSI a Ms, soSs w. krt SYsrs :
bert Miller Norton Northern port Sid orig Macon. Wat
In port ships Chaos Paxton for Liverpoo Husasnsa
10. s sss rssa.1 ssr
d GSSls ST ssa d' sSss s's:s
do Je ss Oliver DO erins Henderson, for aAvrs ChAs
Sohsrdson for Liverlo Speed BS, Grasdsl DISC Saw
Oil for Bo.tOn; denmark. ibouO.oa diss Windsor Castle
!h. Cro~s John asrr,os Stevens do; adelaide
isS f tor ssr Ks n S
York; yone (brI Watson Tor Glasgow Rocs shire 8r
fer @.s4 D sS"r D :9
Brow do Ess Tor Liverpool ssfsa Shea, s.ss
Dc cus.; 9. i,en FsIoy q, Boston: Amid:
ch.S ias aoa.s
NOriesrs TernO Berry da: v.nd.a Roeinson .G ssars
en-. "sa:alsn 'i ioS Phii.Ssse. acl%os Iciss DO:
sayery. whildsn fr New YORK; North Carolina se.I.,
pbia; q s,rauoD. vsues do. ,,..,.,.,,
cid barn stsr Lendhoim sacr ,mento ciSy Cslf rnia
wnnIseror, Dec 1.Arr brig Emblem noxey' s2ssss.
18th, Tieaga, collins do.
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HoUsEs PRINrtsc rsLtGE.FH tanst thou send
uebtpiogs that they may GO. and say unto thee Here
We are - Job xxx,ui as Anoo Domini 1850 in
the nineteenth century .i-c rcity nshing the Eng.
sh Language in sPessips Of the iuter-sts OF stock.
holders m to egrsph mPao-s aud the red of
rates. a. siso ~ tue different modee of teear ching
writer remarks tbus.--
\ he good viii - the public. q we'll IN. psou.
ptafy intsrss 81 the stsckhpdes woJd b. beat con-
euitso by r,ducfitn ~ rates 20 ths towss point
that wtl produce w sts'sst revenue rbe business
of telegietfifs gnt eAsiiy he qIsdrupsd by droo.
pirg the prts.ut hat u sat mas the reduo.
tlon ~ prsfsss sccuui pitched bo'b IN England aud
Amsficsg ioDcbiug tseesp~bse % Shich either the
NtrSe Barn fgfr-fi suheef " should be b~rue In
niird that =. each once they need trsnststtps snd
carying A. thee shelly disy.osed ~ h Ia the
uss q The lriLtifr TEL grsph ", the fact that
rse.s rsrsir.a arc dehrsrsd IA Roman cspitsls
en- musiestors ty me Nors~ "a Baiu plan Represent
telea tipa ~ 81 infancy that ~ hous- Ia t- matu-
riiy-fni4 being ule TIE - tn- printing tele
srsrh Dpfe bua o. s-aslt thst syfen - Recording
eots sd n srHs ~ iisfss equal the electro
rrlrting ui the tufl-f issEuss-.
~ order fsru trrsp cistgs the uintive poser Of
s,aaustisn. ~hFn uf'-ud ~ to- eieftro o1rrsnt 20
nc. "a Ufstiiaruc~ 80 5fs N0use e sinls this
Doerr 60 select thas sttHs tue tDgih an.u sge Se
vsfsi ~ N ltff ai.f snf tuf-r nn-a M opss
tlct tte nt - osiains 20 per ceut sans
air uoutss iiuet, tuUsio frum NeE York will be
cy-rso Jaig 1855.
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fHIApgLHHi., Dec 81, 1919.
Toe Readins Railroad Sie,ehias ia, New County
Bn,iStrss- TIE Markets, &c.
The New York correspondent of the Worth .f-,rics.
q this city understands that the Residing Railroad
Company have prepared assignment Of all their pro-
Iertie OF every description TO trustees to be prepared
for trouble In the 1850 boudnoldrrs not sis
posed 70 make the extension asked BY the com ysny
snd that MIR Neal will be Of the trute-s aud have
charge q the Whole concern. I understand-ani my
ui'InA ion h. obtained from head qusrters-that no
co. and that success attending toe exchange
- tbe ls.u bUrd for hopss mas ps,sple IN 1870 no
trouble that source IL sted By the
he sbow wbich tstl isst evening "st0ck' snd the
seg hing 20 DAY 10 ss good g. the tsnsbants 81 large
ciy are ever Permitted to enjoy, snd thst geners "
c,rssts IN bun piue over uh mud and paving stones
he bells are sinsDs merriy snd iDoes'snty, ~hile
thousand ploughins mp our eat thorough
istes TO the ibtpite delight of men. vomen aud ont
oier at the low rate OF sixpence shesd and no half
price
New Years Day is neither high day nor . holiday
bsst votlds -i move usual TO morrow. not Nth
stdtR The msuy leaves that sii be turned over,
$40 trg'tten before tn. rext moon
be bi prcvidns fer the erection efsuitsbs courty
bouoines In lndepenoence square has again been Kill
20 ~ the ttty ourcils The deed per at
iate hour saturday evening last but still We u4t
Rot noun hose without hone for bill has
sane tsuscity - life for which Mr.. Jonathan Oldbuck
wss 20 justly celebf.t~d MIR Oidouck committee su.
icioe no l.se than tim.s aud stl This
eff ,IUc'iop quite often snd yet the proosbties
ave thst rdTper dtpce square vin be eventually de-
secrsted bv the ereoon lite patriotic soi Of the
pfcptttd buildings
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Passengers sailed.

CHAeREs-Brg Mount Vernon, I ON Nex Orleaas-Messrs
LAthrUp, herman Eatanj, James Roo A Mst-
doX Maddox James Hrury Ada Fisk. fhomas Mad tens
Coleman Henry Jamrison, AeDonoush, Noses xysra
Yrancis Rich err NJ Church, A.drss Laws Samuel Pier
son, Ii Winchester, W Locker aug Fndey, A smith.
james Watson kia .er J. kdder, kennison
Bull, II Gonsiin, sprngstuin. W ChsuDcty Boons
Henderson, J 5 Barr. Barr ishspnah wni'emore.
y Wb emore, 4 oren, J snn0n Thomas Young, Yssee
Dale, Ro, Mattsnn springf ID theodore BssH
VIM L.ngstar Richard Sropand James Johostoae, Daniel
Goodrich Daniel Parsons, Proper aa'rek Lensmaker
Stblsy brew neury Phillips Thomas Phil Daniel
T cry charley GoIdnR henry Kalsosn Charles Flash,
samuel Chopen Daniel Pick seny Hssks sma' Porssr
hillip torey, VIM crine Oscar Pifhn. LUX, aaneo
Croxier Petcr Lusk ii smith. q lie mons, Wood.
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Suddenly on the s1t December. q iua.mustion OF
TIE lungs Nile ELira y CoDKr, In the l6th year OF
her ses
The relatives and friends q the deceased are invited
60 attend her funeral from the residences 81 her mo-
thrr. No ~ SecoRd street, on Wednesday January
st 2 O'Clock VI
srsti,e 81 the city Of JoIk. ireland
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10
sttens his funeral from his late residence No GO
Moth Si,th sueet Whlismsburgh, ON Tuesday Jan
let s4 clock 2. ~ NIB No carrsees FIGURED
in the village ~ Nee Rochelle the Soth ultimo
HsHsur .. daughter - sptsin Joseph apd n.rriet
Hampton. Sgd three months ard fourteen Days.
At tvsnsvills indiana on Friday 2tst Decembsr
Ars kIrfssxtr, vife Of Cspt Jacob Hat, fornsry of
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FEtIcHts Cotton was taken for Liverpool at b-32d
Flour at IL ed while by the packets Is Cd asked
Grain at I'D. Sd To London, cheese Vas steady at
sos Beef 10 ercss at Is Sd a. Cd and naval stores
at 2s To Ceiif.rnis. engagements continued TO be
made 81 COO per cuhic foot.
FkUIr There has been nothing of Importance done
to-day In raisips the trade being pretty cell supplied
Quotations remain ss before. Sales u 1900 drums
Egg, at lie.
IA, AND Straw Sales 81 loose from the wagons At
30 TO per leo. strs~ at 81 70 80 per 100 bundles.
Here "A ssle 81 10 bales Of hrst sorts vas made ct
lsc. The market Wa Arm, owing TO favorable foreign
accounts
L,ns.-1 1000 bbls Thomaston sold at Doc for com.
mon, and 81 CO for lump.
NoLsssss New orleans, of the crop continues
to cell and notice 400 bbls At 28sc 4 months.
NsvAL SToRrs IN crude turpentine there Va q hrmer
feeling With fsles Of 200 bbls at 81 60.
On-ls still held at 53c for hnseed. with steady
business.
IHorrsovs - rork-sees $50 bills Including
meas At s11 Tb sll sTk and prime at s. 70 IS SIX;
and 100 hbls very coed prim. cold a. 81 60 Beef
900 bbls sold at Sc 50 lax for prime AMI - SO 50
for country mess. and 81 so for city Beef ms
were dull, but firm at s12 rs sl3 Cut mests
scarce ard wanted, shc. n Sc Tor hams aud SO $40
for shoulders OF lard las terces prime cold ct
and u q keg. steh butter and cheese we're In good
demand, and prices we're firm.
Res The stock on hand Il quite large, but .,os
operations are moderate A sale Of 100 cas- w..
made at private bargain. Prices are much the sam.
ss at veek
suesR-The only sale we hear Of Ia 200 ber.. b,o -
H., ia. on terms not made public
w. The market was without change At nav,
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At Rockville Staten island. Jspusry, lat ipst. nv
the Rev Mr. Day. HfSsv NfNsSrs, to Mics Maar Du-
Hois. sll 81 the same psce
At Bu.h-ick. l.. on the 25th Decent Der last By tn.
Rev. stephen " Meeter, WnII.s " Nu1LlHev. to
MascsEst ". BsIoos, daughter Of the late Philip
BRIGGS Of This city.
In this city ON wednesday, December 7e by the
Rev Cyrus Fay, Nr HtSn CsAFr, of " or -slk, 10
Mice MssY j Row, o. Dauien. Conn
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this city and 6snghtsr Of the late Edward Watksys
Of New York. In the 65th year Of her age.
Brooklyn. New Bedford Philadelphia, and Monroe
(Miohrsp) papers please copy.
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Domestic misceIlany.

Domestic Miscellany.
There we're 1853 deaths in Philadelphia for the week
ending the Goth alt.
Upwsrds Of so coo pounds Of show beef was sold by
I'VE butchers In Cincinnati, on Christmas day.
The Lewistown, Pa Mills were destroyed BY IRE on
the Path ult Loss $50 600.
The Legislature OF New Jersey will meet ct Trenton
o.dsy
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Movements OF Individuals.
The ChevAlier de FigaAisre, Minister OF Portugal
and Baron de Roenne Minister Of the German Empire
have arrived at Washington.
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m nrrfed.

-fnnouncc,reris Of Birfhs, Savtages and Destas "A
-st inscrtes unissf d~v s.tleancotes and pod for
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OUR STATE GOVERNMENT.
>~r~NN>~~~~~~~NN~oD~NO~N~
THE NEW LkGISLATURR.
~>~N~~~|~Oo0~~~~~Nro
A. ID. 1850.
Wings In italics; Democrats In Roman.

THE SESSION OF THK LEGIsLArvRH pEGINs TO-DAY,
JANUARY i.
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A GREAT CuRBOF sfPhILIs WITHOUT HgsCUay.
"A by indsrcton of youth, and the large quantities q
mercury administered io vas attacked with nuassr
Of arGc anc painful ulcers IN daerent parts " on
hese and thtoag also with violent pains s~engs ana suf
tss OF my JOINTS attended this b. skful phys-
cans uttd ierae quantities ~ sarsarar Ia hy-
drOsse ~ Totfss The disease cont ualy furrcanr
then spriicd DR.. HEtNk. No ~ Duane tsee who O. ed
me in one monh cfny complsnt whee otc physicians had
tried j. w. Gibbons, it5 Sstth
We tie undersigned. certify 20 the ahOve:g Lee Er-
AID 18th ward Walsh, aoi ID fb. los south street,
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aA RITZ mH In r l. 1 q e K
Movements Of the Gees

Movements Of the Ocean Steamships.
To arrive at Nsw York Ts sail from Mes York.
- IRON LIVERPOOL ron LIVERPOOL
Canada, Harrison, Dec - Canada, Harrison, Jan -
Europa, Lott, Jan 10 Europa, Lott, Feb 10
nrRnupA: sERMupA.
Great Western wolfs JAMS Greatwesteru woes Jan II
nAvArA AyD r. oRLEANs HAvA.A Arp y. ORLEANS
Ohis, Sshsnck,f Jan Ohio, Schenck,t Jan IL
- oHAlLrsreH 49, oHARLrsrcH.
Nsrthsrner. budd, Dee y Northernsr, budd. Jan
eeutherner. Berry. Jan6 Scuthsrner. Berry, Jan IL
oNAeRns.
Cherokee. Forbes, Dee - Rapirs City, wilson, Jan
Crssosn tCity stoddard. Dec ~ Cherokee Forbes Jan IA
Empire City. Wilson Jan Is Crescent ,StoddArd uno
To arrtrs at Boston. To saH from bsssss.
-. rRon LIvEnPeoL- ron LIVERPOOL
H kas: SSSs, Si , Shannon ysns
The Bernuaa steamer com manosses vita Havana, No
BILE Vera Crus Chasrss St Thomss and all The windwsrd
The ohis touches Charleston. savs,nsh ana Havs.a
nails and for the Psess sssssrs which r. sp
pointed 70 leave Panama nsnthy.
Movements 81 the Sailing Packets.
Ships TO lrrivs. Ships to Sat-
eA.ridan, Cornish. New ls Columbia, r.rS.S. J.nl
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