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Died.

On Monday, the 18th inst, Of congestion OF the
brain. ELLA ROWLAND, only child Of John D. and Mary
Phnadeiphi., aged years, 8 months, and Is days.
The friends Of tbs family respectfully invited to
S sS
TO Greenwood for interment.
philadelphia papers please copy,
On Monday morning, 18th inst, MARI ASy, vile OF
George III Ross.
The friends Of the family are requested to attend the
ociock from her late residence, No liz Prst street
On WEDNESDAY morning at o'clock, her remains will
be taken ts Newark u a., for int,rnen..
aged 10 years, months, and "a days.
The frispds and relatives Of the family are invited
o'clock from his late residence, No 2 Ca ,al street
On Monday, 18th inst, DYER kSoLrOs, aged 81
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited atte nd his funeral on Tuesday, the
10Th inst at4 M from his late residence corner Of
Third ,treet and Second avenue, without further inv
on Monday morning, CossEIIus HARuSe, aged 81
His friends and the friends OF his family invited
to attend his funeral Ut Psrsppany, Morris county N
on the 18th inst EILrS wife Of John Martin bakerJ
aged AZ years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral Wednesday, the
Nth inst at oclock, M. from her late residence,
corner Thi r.ieth street and Ninth avenue.
On the 18th inst, of dropsy, JANIS KAvAsAeH, In the
The relatives and friends of the family and also Of
James and Francis Foster are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this Tuesday, afternoon, at Q
o'clock from his late residence 12sth street. Harlem,
and Third avenue.
On Monday, 18th inst, Of Group Ioi KrRR, daugh-
ter of Thomas and Mary Anne Kerr aged and 10
months
The friends aud scqusintances Of the family, and
those OF her grandfather John strahsn are respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral this tuesday al
ttnoon at o'clock from the residence Of her father
A. Monroe street, corner Market.
on Sunday morning, 18th inst, In her SD year ASrA
r., wife OF George 9. Thomas.
Her remains will be taken to Elirabetbtown fer in
term emit Tuesday, 10 inst IL O'Clock boat from
pier NO. N X. The relatives and friends invited
TO attend
In Brooklyn, on the 18th inst, EowAPp JoHr, aged
3 years, months and ten days, son Of Charles and
CsthaIine y Harvey.
The friends OF the family invited TO attend the
funeral this (ru.sdsy) afternoon at o'clock from
the resdence Of his father, Clinton avenue, Full
ton street.
ON the 18th inst. joins McDoviLp, sen OF James and
Csthsrins Mcdonald, aged years, months and "a
days
Ills funeral will take place this Tuesday, afternoon,
at o'clock. from his fathers residence, leo 0old
street The friends and scquaintsnces respectfully
invited to attend his funeral
In New Orleans sth inst, after o few hours sickness,
JOSHUA aged 10 months only child Of Sarah and Jo-
seph Rafel
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Of cemprehsndins the impostsaoe Of the trust oon-
mittsd to them end Of understanding that lsgslstve
privileges conferred thsn are for the purpose Of
being benencisly used and not to lie dormant until
they become extinct BY usevss has been Toe fire.
quently instsncsd in Canada to the disparsgsment Of
the state dependence which deprive
the Inhabitants Of that spirit Of sntsrprss by the
exercise of which alone they hope to advance
corresponding degree with the United States around
then. The ignorance Of members OF the Toronto
Council 10 so great that some of them think 1t no
exposure to public ridioule that they assert an
opinion that the Northern railroad to Lake Huron,
made, would not pay per cent. The rush
the rails, from this side Of Lake Ontario would be
such that the passengers and freight could scarcely
Be all taken, letting alone the immense smount'of
way buiinsss which must necessarily exist for rail-
road passing through . country the most fertile in
America, one county Of which contains upwards Of
one hundred thousand inhabitants. 1t would be
charity the railroad companies in this and the
two adjoining States to invite the members of the
Council Of Toronto to visit their railroads. so that
they might acquire that information OF which they
now deplorably ignorant, with respect to the
cost of railroads, the means and mode Of their CON-
struction, the amount of business done upon them,
the manner In which that business has arisen the
amount Of dividends paid to stockholders, the advsu
tage disadvantage Of running during the winter
months when all navigation is closed, &C. &c. Wesay
It would be charity the companies In question to
give the Council in question suoh an invitation In
which theg themselves much interested, for the
reason that the railroad the portage from To-
ronto to Lake Huron is necessarily important link
in the great chain of communication to connect by
the shortest route, the great inland of North
America. In this point of view, the oupabe apathy
Of the Council of Toronto to the important powers
wisely conferred them BY the Legislature, affects
not only their prosperity and that of the adon
ing counties in Canada but 1t also affects the interests
OF these States in . considerable degree.
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Telegraphic Reports.

New ORLEANS, November Is, 1880.
Flour-Ordinary brands are held at 81 7S Sales Of
have been made to the extent Of 10000 bushels,
at Soc $50 Oats are at Sc 100 sides of ordinary
bacon sold at 7Ic., and exc for shoulders Receipts
increasing. Mess pork sells at $ll So Prime
lard, 7ko. Whisky Is declinng sales Of 500 barrels
at25kc. 25Xc. 1000 bags Rio coffee have been sold
at 11o
sr. LOUIS, Nov. Is, 1850.
Wheat Is selling at Csc ssc. Flour, good brands,
IS 80 S. co. Cornis in demand at 5sc. eoc. Hemp,
81 90. Freights, to New Orleans sre-Flour ooc.;
pork, Sc hemp, &C. The river measures eightfeet.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1s-TP.M.
Flour 10 firm with good demand Grain, gene
rally dull The river is rising and business is active
We had severe frost here last night. Drovers, &C.
nersysIe packipg 900 hogs have been sold at So so,
and towards the close SO TO refused;-prioes
tending up wards as there few in.
BUFFALO, November Is, 1850
The demand for -four this morning, was light at
Saturdays rates, and ssles limited. Michigan
held at So rs; fancy, So IS; Ohio, So 81. There II
moderate inquiry for wheat at eec SIC. for Mchi-
gan, end f5c for red The corn market is heavy aad
nominal at Soc 100 bbls Of Ohio whiskey sold ut 25c
Freight to Albany, this morning. fer -four was 76c,
ALsAsr, Nov 1s-1h Pm.
The receipts since Saturday have been follows
Flour $4,000 barrels wheat, $500 bushels; corn, 500
bushels barley, 10 coo bushels There is good bust
doing in -four The sales comprise 900 barrels at
81 81 tor pure Genesee; 81 so 81 81 for straight
State, and 81 so 81 81 Tor Michigan Wheat is held
above the views Of buyers and the sales have emily been
1000 bushels ef Genesee at 81 lS Holders asking
at GO q 69kc for mixed Western. 1000 bushels of
barley have been sold ut 99c l00c. for two rowed
Oats firm, and the Gales have been 0oo0 bushels at
Ale. axe; Prison whskey 10 going In small guam
titles at 2qr
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HoL.ss: noL.. Eev rs Pn-An bark Adslis Rsssss,
yssss fss and DsssS sSss:s q H. .ss ::i ..s s
= e. s.s :. ss., =:
{: s;:;:. s; s; : :!Ss ::::
Frsnkls and Fsrwell
4 K s.: sf s Va:
G Ds IL! & aged brig. ana -,
.sar: bound And lss. brig: an. Large feet q
,S S: 4. ss .s s:: r. M
s T.: s :Ss & .. AID
g: morning hsrm bss sshr Three Sisters.
!: %ss s f;sis' from
gsss .h,p. Mari. rA;s.:. ss.:: H
s;i .Es n;ss't1: B.I'.sx DO weosas Barter
H.r.' Bs..Is:s scott Tor GsS. star s.cv. for ss:os
Keller az us.r;s" Fs:y.. s:;,
3; s' Gem iseS.: i e. s
81 @ r. ssssss
IS s:..s. s =: sss I
ss Oliver a %
s:s sisa:y e. : sss'
g; cnsIu. koppsrs0las sG Js:sDh k',i,. So s.s,k.
IL s SPA ' ..hi fs1ss sn; ssss Sale.
''Sa 10 sa s 'Hss
Bs5dssss csas brig sS...
Arende Ga steamship AlabanA, Foster. chasres shiD
Cromwell BARRIER. Nyerpool bark Ataa (Brl kogsrs. d
brig Alfred Exall, Washburn. Bordeaux:
esbAtes, GALL Eordsaux Kossuth Piercy. Turks Island:
New Engand. Manson. NYork; Trmountain nsa Besseas
bark Creole Bobbe Rio Jansiro CID ship Erin Bra&h
fcwod 20 sea nth. bark May Flower.
EoRyoIx. Nov H-Arr schr Yantic, Bnzhtnan. NYenk
Cid 18TH bark Mary Dale Lebar Malaga: brig Ann Ese
beth, Wndies. Sid 18TH schrs Ashland WAlDols
NEwrosT Nov l5-Arr schr Richmond, Huppsr Caiaisfoe
PLysouTH Oct Io-Arr sehr Iaberty, spinney, Nsvsgx
Bid 18th, Jane, Morse, franklin. La
SAVANNAH. Nov l3-Arr ship India (Br) Willis Pill,
lark Intrinsic Mcfarland Liverpool brigs Excel rl
NYork Larsh Hofeidt do Sid schr Virginia. Hobart
port 18TH ships uelehs dag; yehs Bryaat
Dyer for Liverpool Chaos Paxton sandusky BorAns
NY?rh cerc Gordo Keazer disg Martha Ward, Trots.
Liverpool Prentice woodbury. Trieste, Harmony (Brl
sis1 ohsr Tor bsvr. ss'S for Hse.s
Yori; Harvard Goodwin for Boston, Lady Knght Chsas.
f., Boston ya;es Tiy for New Y0s Carson RI
tom Ross. disg Frihan NOrl Jensen Ha.-
Sq s9 D1S 1.ad # s:ss ssyS
virginia Hobart for NYork O Jones' Look dag: Jsssis
lBr Nelsem. wtg Greean King, dsB JH Holmes Lodge.
Philsdelphia; Lily. nunroe, Wig
bark yohnson lnew): Staples. Neuvtas.
sALEn Nov l5-Sld schr Maria Theresa smasy, NYsrk.
WARRINGTON NC, Nov l0-Arr schr Maria Fsss Mullen,
WILMINGTON, NC. Nov ll-Ar brig Margery (Rrl wynan.
Granada; 18TH brig Emporium Brl Cotton sches
Eouise, Robson do Pickering Park, Providence Ctd
er Park Boston; .crs Lamsrtne, Turner NYorh lssh.
Mary Jane Perkins, Bath.
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

rnnADErPsuA, Nov lS.-FrH Board-$l.0 900 Reading RI
Ss 40 so9p d. e. 7s coo 5s so SSs Tts 70
Lehigh Int. 49, 600 DO Ts 900 All:Ehsny City 81: 81 2ooo
yofsburs RI G. lSa; 50 Norris Canal st sopd
95 100 Norris Canal 2ls 90 do ass leo do 2a Flor
enoc City 76 SO Sch. Nav, l2.I ~ Commercial Bank CO.
After Sales-sl2 0C0 Reading Rk 6 TO- 49, 900 Sch Nav
6 Az 20 COO Do AZ 1000 state SIS ss; loOo do, w.
1900 DO. s2ss 200 abs Rc.disg RR S3, ll5o d.
eond Board-3So00 Chez Del S. VIZ 500 Will RR, 92sl
1900 Sch Nav ~; 2CO0 State S. 92s 80 shs Reading Rk
is %er - i TO- stsss s. ~ ao Tssss I6s 81
$50 chs Norris Canal 2l 300 do 2l 20 do 2H 200 do
2 100 vicksburg Mr., Ie 900 Reading RR 5<j ~ Voks
burg RR. ~.
BALTMonk. New l6,-Stoek BOard-$Ss9 Baltmore g.
1870, l0Sk 600 RR bonds. 1867 92x 10 shs
Citizen Bank, 81; 10 York and Cumberland BIZ ~.
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HoRRIBIE SUICIDE Tucker, an old
resident near Montezuma, Pike county, ILL.,, was
found dead in his bed, on the morning of the 9Th
inst He had spent the night alone in his house,
and in ut of nan'a Pou, as is supposed, he seated
himself on the flosr, cut open his abdomen, took
out his ntestines, and cut them off in exact lengths
until he had obtained FIVE pieces He then raised
himself up, the prints of his bloody hands on the
floor plainly attested, laid his knife on the table,
and went to his bed, where he was found on the
following morning quite dead. The doggery keeper
a, Montezuma, who had regularly furnished Tuck
er with liquor, hearing of his horrid end imme-
dately looked a. his account book, and very cooly
n marked that he had lost g two dollars and a
quarter" by the operation. Verify, he shall have
his reward. Cincinnati Enquirer, -Nop. H.
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Do, el70; DO $23x The sale viii Ss continued this
6sy, ct II o'clock, ct the Msrchsntb uxohsngs whom
the wheas q the balance viii be sold.
kscE-Th amount Of prime samples Of the new
crop Offering for sale to-day was very light and the
common qualities very little inquired for The
Gales were small ct - a. IS 56k The exports aur-
Ing the last six days 104 barrels and tisrces
erIaiIs. Holders OF prison whisksy hrm, With
ralee OF l50 barrels ct 29hc. . 3oc.; and 20 hhts
drudge at go oash The receipts BY the North River
bosts from eth 10 10th instant, were GIL barrels
suoARs We noticed ssles Of 100 hhds. New Orleans
at 6ko s6ko., which was the only kind operated In.
The market remained steady, but dull and heavy.
TALLow.-Salss of prime rendered were made, at
tAc. 30 closing Ut the latter rate. The exports dur
Ing the week were I, o42 lbs
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Foreign Malls.


Letter Bsu Of steamer for Liverpool will close q.
,hs Esohsnis Reading R.sn COZ EaOnAnss "wednesday sh
letter Bs q steamer wa,hinsso. for scg.hamp.o. and
be paid the absvs once any par, of
Ths abSr. Letter Bags are also .. Kenyen 81 Wall street,
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Am vessels in port nor has there been any sine. two
'heS s.rsS sA'. STP ,s News 70 yops city
iss sss has toen blowing for til. last two days
ArrivedBriss Logan Treat, Boston; siasspesre, PEN
SssSn dO ;:as. rsPS9''sp RynsoiS nc
shaw pI,nnin Albany sarah Rsss Dri'eo NTsrt Rich
cisiiss4iiiS: sG.ssP:.i,, F.ndi:ssn boston; Logan
.a k: sA Va
,s. gS.sS. oSsss ShSss Nsvssyp'5 NASSAU I'D
Miscellaneous.
sEr ArerIarr, ct Baltimore from osll,o, was ~ days
doubling Cap, Horn Her leak commenced in heavy NV
time che bad feet water in the hod End aet 100 tons
su,ae dioy.a Pumping was continued Is days. when The
DshK DoveIas. Farrell re.urnsdt' Daism0rs 10th inst,
BaRK ArrxopK at Baltimore, on the sh nst on SQUAD
Dr sS T .0 wsss S.
poles, without sustaining any injury.
IA BARK Csnrsrc, Rogers, at Charleston 18th, from
e S1s
Po,. he vessel sa arpsTsn;S received ne injury
Bsre Ti,osss wlirra, naf.hmsn. from savannsh Cor
oss q nss arrived q issS in tow pilot
boat
BRIe RoArour Montord previously reported east away
osprcd Brandt Shoals with loss OF captain sad two
men left Newborn, NC for Nrork on the evening OF sh
sst.s,srly .ss,rsss;s SSs.. .sssfs.ssa
they escaTed the Jtwl boat missing from the
ysse thus leaving hoIe that s captain mate ana ersv
for Beacon leland, may have been saved.
scpn MkrfovK from rhisdsiphia for Maven, with
Goa. iuse .s.h .,h i. .pa ys. sSs uesn -. beach :.
total wreck sss rigging anchors chains. nc, saved
sons HAsuLroS. Dayton, from NYork for Aler.psris.
stll lies there steamer had gone 10 her assistance
scuR ApvArcr LORD at Baltimore Portsnd on 1lth
nst of the Potomac, run into by steamer,
and hsd foremost snd main topmsst carried away besides
sustaining ether damage.
YESTERDAY MoRrrSe sbt oelooh. canal boat wilder
fror Buffalo, with full cheese and butter (76
ons in the mouth Of the slip between piers
land Z, Err
sHp Lr,ueH-A letter dstsr Nassau Oct 90 states that
the property saved from the ship Lehgh nearly
bArked Tor Norss in bark ssnt ootby the undrvrter
scrp Trprr errxRs-Ths cargo Of schr Three Sisters
from Mirnmich tbefcre reported away
Hsfssl would be mostly iaved in damaged state. The
revenue tehr Daring tOohs portion Of IL 20 Halifax The
9th inst.
Mtsre yFssr-Brig roocnoetet COT brewer, Mel Brew
or sd from Pensacola s sept 30 for Portsmsush Me- szd
has not since btes heard from.
DppurcrA dereet vessel water legged vas fallen /,
she supposed 70 be BRIG and a. Am. Her
far that her could not Be made She
has ra quarter dect her m,in deck has been scutted
several places her ruddr head has been removed with this
Ieerpg wheel and Der vndlsss has sss takes
away. che has some csrre on board
LIVERPOOL Oct Wns Enterprise fpktl Funk, arrived
yesterday from rfOrk had sueeessien o. southery and
ssseriy gales dsrins the passage On 2tA vwy iry
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Avalanche. Hs.hns New or!ssns Eslli.r LORD.
'HH sss. .i Sss:s ' s:. W. D..
ssss Ss,s. Ct .:ss
css ssssssi Conway o. Hsss:ns ss'ss AVE-:
Bteansl-OneiGs. oNsill. Philadelphia.
Ap1vea.
shs 81 :sss.s N m .s |. Bal.
Bark Jane Gano. Bearnaa. Kingston. JA % days, with
pras:
70. Re. 's sss S ss.. a s1s.
With loss Of and m.en m.. h.d bean hGecksd down
beam 's
Brig FSgss c.Ii:oH, Port ~ P!lnss "a days. with log
Wilson. s 70 s9 S
sapy, 90. to Peii G.. - ~ --''' "''A
s It, 1... s s ssls
:s d X. AZ
ociGca Yesterday morDss with both anchor: down in
epgs:.: shs sa;1sniias ground, '' '. .'.. .'..A'
s:.s AZ: .ss
hsr Pun % f fss II with
with nanaS TO RSsrs s.d's Havana days.
ms0iS, Ss Can With :s
Ss os NJ, iy ssH IN f.
ssrios away @.inSoom ssa spills ..il and received
g.: 7. ssp sS
o. N,rsu ing too with loss Of head stay and sails
ss s'ss sss H.:
e SS.s ss s..
81 po ssss ni a. which y
,a .p & a,as az .y.S
q I Il SsEss
sss. sgEs:.: ~ ::.y:.;
lumber Has experienced heavy weather the passages
.sS rice TO aodrsdss j. tTSs arrived sunday
Asi.n R..i. FL. vi;h timber
Helene Griffin. Charleston, IA days with cotton, to
schr Dart somsr Savannah. days. with cotton.
sohr Globe, Seaman Wilmington NC. days. with naval
sohr Mary Jane. MMath. Norfolk, days.
sehI Bsrssr. PARKER Virginia on cspe' Of Delaware
sohr Jchn Dix Doughty. Virginia. days.
u ssP s My P,5tSm CO. with
ship Cotton Planter Pratt from Antwerp with mdse to
IaIsthon. Tyler. 81 day. from Liverpool with dss.
ship HamioSe.. - from Bremen. with mdss. to Paven-
Ship Queen Of the West. Hailstt from Liverpool. with
ship Creole Foster from New orleans, with cotton &C.
fsR Ds:in s.{s asy Isn
schr Longfeow. 10 days from savannah.
Also, tive ships two barhs and three brigs unknown
chip Star Republic from Galveston; and bark Grafton tof
Boen) from Supatrs reported below in the morning pa
PERI, are still below.
RErrRN Sebr Sabine, hence for Newben, NC, at
came to anchor at Quarantine VII large schr not
r ps 90
the other vessel dasans herself oonsiderai rem. her
mainbs unshipped uaneoom stove sarboard buwarks In
the waist and carried taboard dayi She was after
Tr K The be-, eli sss ssr q in
East River into BY the brig VIM Henry this morn
Ing carrying away ibboomi bewspris bobstsys. ss
spoie bern BRIG Robert Pendei 49, b standing
the She bound to Portland; had lost her
fore topgaliant mast; desired to be reported.
revenue cutter Norris Lieut. Martin. commanding has
expeeted that she win be Immediately ordered into active
Nov Iswind during the day from TO wHw. clear. and
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Opsaiwg of the U. s. DissI1 Court Charge Re-
Lativs to the Fugitive La,e-Yisttiwg Firemem--
Nes Mod LINE to Baltimore, &c.
One of the principal topics Of discussion here,
this afternoon, is the charge Of Judge Kane to the
Grand Jury, on the opening of the November term
of the U. s. District Court. The subject on which
ne treats-the Fugitive Slave LAWS ably handled,
and the danger Of interfering with Marshal, in
the performance Of his duty, will at once be per-
ceived.
The Howard fire company, of Baltimore, will! ar
rive in the city early to morrow morning, aud be
abe guests of the Washington engine. In the al.
eernoon there 10 to be grand parade of our fire-
men on the occasion of the reception here Of the
Independence Hose, of yourcity. Twenty-eight of
our companies have sgnihed their intention OF join
ing in the escort
On and after the first Of December next, mail
train for Baltimore is TO leave this city, daily, ex-
cept Sundays after the arrival ofthe mail line from
your city. This will enable travellers who leave
New York at nine O'Clock, A: M to sleep the same
night in Washington; or, if bound to the West to
reach Cumberland by Wight the next morning.
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Married.
IT,. by the Rev. Mr.. Chase, JoHs
n IN Miss axrauF CAMP of RridOa-

On the 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Chase, JoBr
BURNS of New York. to Miss sARAH +. CAM, of Brdge-
port Conn
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. c. T. E stohlman,
CHARLEs HEsrER, to AMELIA, third daughter Of Fer
dir and Marwedel, Esq, OF this city
At the residence Of the Hon. H. III. Sibley Mendoza
(iin), on the Sist ult by the Rev T. d. Neil, Lieut.
RicHAnD W. JOHNSON, U. S. A, to Miss RACHAEL E.
STEELE.
On the 18th inst by the Rev. 6. H. Meeker, Mr.. r.
W. ALLEN, to Miss ApEIIA w. HUeHEs, youngest
daughter Of william Hughes, Esq, all Of Williams
bSrgh, l.. L.
on Saturday, the 10th inst, by the Rev DR.. Adams
FHEpnRicx q. MULLER, to Miss MARIA FERGUSON,
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Telegrsphic Marine Reports.

BOSTON, NOV is.
Arriyed-Barks Adeiia Rogers, and Elm. Phiiadsphia
brgs Mary Emma Glasgow, Sept III Francis Jane NASSAU
Mp Oct l6th Andover and Marshal Dutch Philadspha;
seh Albion, do Corue Albany Cambridge, wsloott, and
ciearcd-BsIhs Lae, Feld, srrsnsiseo; ovaadO, NOR
leans sehrs King Philip Georgetown. DC; Pacific Bati-
rorci ii Nickerson Philadelphia.
Arri,ed-schr Msjor Rinssoid, NYork.
NYork.
FALL RvKl. Nov l6.
sailed-sehrs DacOtsh, and Expedite Phiiadeiphia-
... NKwBuRyroRr, Nov Is.
Arrired-sehr Erie. NYork.
PoRxLArp Nov l6.
ArrivesBrss Hanover, Philadsrha Eagle NYorh; sshr
Oregon, do.
Providence, Nov is.
Arrivsd-sehr North Pacific, Mall, J Thomp,on, and
Rushing, PhiladeiphiA.
sailed-schr United, Albany; sioop JIM Parker, do.
arrived Eth-Sohr Empire, Albany sloop Harvest, New
York.
ssled-sohrs VIM L Dayton. Philadolphis; sloops WIN
Bowen, Blackstone, Radiant, and Charles, NYork.
sAIEN. Nov 16.
Arrvedsehr Globe, New Yors 7th. sOhr Phebs Baxter,
Philadelphia.
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sHIPPIN0.

STEAksHIP OSPREY, FOR CHARLESTON, 8. c.
- Tic splendid steamship Osprey, Marshall
viii sail from her wharf at the foot Of Lombard street,
lsdelphs, Saturday, November q. at 10 o'clock
fsr freight or passage hnvng superior seeem
apply 81 kinsley Cos Express, No. Wall
Of Broadway, where plan Of the ship may SEEN and
berths securef Freight for this should New
York Thursday Price 10 cents per cubic foot
$40 For further information, refer TO
Il. LlTTLEfIElD, Klnsley Cas- uxprsss.
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Passengers Arrived.
BrRNUpA-Brig Lady Of the Lake, Grave. A Lloyd.
Passengers Sailed.

CuAeREs.sneamship Albania. from New orlsaas-H
Gleason, 6witzer krs Van Court and children,
Rhpehart lady and child Dettetbach. Hedriok, yohn
I Foreman. L Blum Cooper. Whit WIN Hodge, 4 Crib
John Robinson John Lyon Csrkson, lady and child
rem, Capt Gist and three servants Formulation,
Hughes Capt Hunt, Douglass Dou glass, Been.
John Poupert. Farrell. Mrs Kelly. kessiek. Bull.
Bull. Loagworth Mrs Hall and son.
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