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iite fem which sustained slight damage and
'r II. !: DsI1 S.as w.a, Of a.
i.siins badly She has $50 Sss oil ~'' ~
Of her ssl oi Of o SER aas 's o.
sun with part Of her crew In irons for mutSy Capt Baker
The kssl.h b.Il Miranda from s. Kss.l with of
Ihs steamer Esnumsn,si City fron BsIs@or. for
eros aS.n s sss gale q The as Dec md h.
The same gals hove Gown the bark - from Philsdsl
a ,ss ssrmsS. and 'r'I' capt She
BIZ BARK RooKsuRx from Liverpool for Charleston pre-
ns and s,sa sSs sa -
board.
s1se A5 Key Went
toress main spencer and shipped heavy sea star
asd 1,rSs and S,ons % The i'm
Brio Ella of Lubeo which ashore below Portland.
for repairs.
..s had very rough weather on the passage 81 inst in
A CoAsrsG scHR, reported the Washington of Pro-
yinestown pnd:,sood from Phadslphis spok oh
sssa Il a. sn
navigator The bearing Csps Hoary wa, given her.
q Il s s Me- In II.
between this city end Ncaron. and has not been heard
MY.,a was s. s u % Cape Hat
captain ano GREY were taken OF on the 18TH BY the shr
roster OF Nfork ana arrvea AZ NeWoen' NJ osn inst.
Sem NuK-The salvage o schr Nile and cargo at Key
West has settled by arbitration Vessel and cargo
valued 42O ana the award Of 10 de
creed, and has been settled by drafts.
ScHR EUGENE at Boston Cages 4th inst, lat
SLY Ion u.s. gale from ENE W. lost deck Of ogwood
BcHR ABRAHAM q TorrEN Dixon, from Boston bound to
ApaschiooA into Key West 1sd having experienced
weather her passage On sd Now whilst laying to
storm trysai sprung leak had all hands the pumps
vessel sbo.et severely and the sea m.iipx
had the misfortune to lose the mate Mr. George Anthony
overheard They into Green Turtle Key for
the leak still gaining them and finding left
eth Dec for Key West whore ordered and
at last accounts WAS undergoing repairs.
ScHR 6r CRox fro PhiAdephiA for Eastport the loss
Of which has been briefly reported Incorrectly brs had
COAL and in the Of Esd alt struck the
COWARD lee ~ miles from Isle Haut and lost
with all on board ys.Caleb Eaten maser DAn Lsmsn
mate; - Farrow Cook CAutweL, and Peter Mcdonald,
VIM Bsgbee and Capt EAtons body
foated ashore 9th inst The insured S5O0
but ~ what place not stated.
nU-Ses Correspondence.
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nR RALPHS PRACTICAL PRIVATE TRENTiss ON
certain diseases in which the hest and most
means on eyre are stated In the psnet possible
sso contains the information of many years
pom h9sPita and private practice, made
va usbe 70 these who have fallen uprop.r haads
meme but thoe Who have had peculiar oppor,unties az
ludgng can possibly imagine the
eso deception which exist the tutso nor tae :,
inE ooth mind and body they entail upon esy IA h
from month to month uneur.d " those CON pisnts ss1
many o. whom indeed have passed int thos ssg@.
no medicine in the world alone cure Now IN M,
tne esuses o. All these surernss and delays WITH b
seen mn' dstely and not only THE
snd certain means Of ~re also faithfully and ciesriv
pointed ou with recipes for the remedies Ao g,b "A
Nth illustrative plates. Price ST. be kaA 81 hs
10 vresnweh street, OF By poet. mailed frss.
- f"s"'"'i' f''' - A.
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DR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE TACTICAL pRI-
- vate Treatise" kc.-Omce hours ets IL ~. a.
~ tsundhy excepted No. ~ Green wioh street. Yro1
medical advantages the autbor has enjoyed
IN 10 has ample reason for stating in
hyNsge OF certain diseases their
he deporsble efects resulting from early improrer M
ts no ah insure tuch certain safe aud oures
can be obtained from other Of Those vho
pyh Tie earlier stages viii bs surprised the esss asI
nR. DE LANkY. AUTHOR OF rRE PRIVATE MIDI
~ cal Guide, the Pocket rormutsry etc etc sonsn,s.
TO he Consulted At his once Lspenard street ..ar rasS
bugtssr sdvert.merts have the Dosor. on ~, ~
sdvies rstis The french Female Regulating Pill. etc
nR. CooPER, DUANE STREET BAs ron ,u.
- htt fourteen ysars. oonsnsd his
mept OF srcursl and other diseases ne osp op,s ~
ASsavsted osses OF this disease Ard mild casea
svo TO I've days a perfee, cure or no charge.
he JOHNSON, NO. is DUANE aTRger So VIII
- kso~n IN the treatment Of dslcate dsssas. m. 49,
toriepnttton for skill In those half cured e,sss
have existed Tor yesrs 10 eminent
wesknes brought on BY secret habit en>e,... 1880
Recent ess.s cured IN four days '"' ''i''-
Il k hOhkisOn ~ CONsULIKD CoSpiDs STf.IIv
- On c-rtsin diseases, which he curss vithaut
heceht shecuors ne removes 10 few says pv.ctie.
hrJ yesrf enables him TO psrvous dsbiity -.
squen uron ssf Abuse. No tee TIL rG,,s see hts
aon aploms 70 hts rr'vsts ofcs, sotk wilton street
nOtTUk NAkREN rs CosyIDEN1IAIIy ,ox-
tvted on dneas-s nom eizhteen yesrs prs t,.a an.
ovneh we're Az The hospitals ~ this city. ,sr ,,a
,snt'se 70 AZ rermsneu our. without mercury ss. ~
ut.vers'y sWh ma his sface, NJ, Nett ssreAs vsth ~
ss'et sants In nedisxs and suxsrJ in this eopasx~
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Whalemons

Ship Carolton from NOreans tso rsported BID to Liver
pool NO Ate lat "a ~, Ion ~ 81
Ship North Bend. ysnhin days from Boston for capt
Verd Islands, Dec Is, lat ~ 81, Ion ~ 20.
Ship Huron from Boston for N0sans sgnalirsd 9th
inst, lat IS ~, Ion ~ %.
Bark Lady Knight Of Portland from Boston for Apalaohi
cola Sd inst. lat ~ 81, Ion ~ Is.
Brig Elisha Doane and full rugged packet brig from Bal
timore for Boston, 9th inst on Cape Henry.
Brig Oscsola from St MARKS for NYork (so reported-pro-
baby Osceol1 Lorng hence for Marnique 9th ns lat
&C. brig Rainbow could not tell wher. frsm bound
probably Rainbow Emerson, from Wscasset for CubA
Brig samsop Wheeler, from NYork for Mobile. Dec n OF
Key West.
light W 20 miles.
sehr Sarah NASH Of waldoboro Jan L. lat 80 Ion 791
steering
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rseaa, IN lets from store Whale was very dul ct ~
o. wtesst sales Of Importance snail lot ofolivs
Pasv,sle.s.-Posk-Thsrs was better demand fer
old ns pork In part for the Caiiesnis market with
a.
q lte bbs., 1t 20 rs lot Of prime meas sold ct
% So New rysr mess was s.lssbls .. ga and oissr
ditto ct SIS There was no important change In the
market for bssf while the inquiry modsrsts sales
amounted to about $50 barrels 1t So SIC for nsss
prices sino:s ss%ia.i At sii 50 SIS a Beef S ham:
taken In lots wanted ct 6xe Of picked hams
800 tisres: ssld, to arrive, st about $40 Dressed
hogs were held ct o. go, with small sales The
market for lard was msdsratsy active, and holders
arm about 100 barrels disposed Of 1t TX So !,
for comm on butter for shipment to California at
l3c for Ohio and State but other qualities quiet
st former rates A; the supply o. cheese was srge
real EsrArx-Ths sales BY auction, since our last
were snnexed:-etors and lot 40 Maiden lane,
24xl3s $40 500 do 20l Pearl street. 1890 900 do
asa Pearl street. 1880 5000 do l26 Liberty street.
1890 sl2oo do III and ll9 do each 25x 1906 SIS 900
each $50 600; do Cedar street, 2lx45, $s26o; do.
DO do, 2lx40 S94oo; do and ii do. 2ox40 Sl2 100
s1n 40 ,aI - wis s s ssress SsnsS as
S15b0o do. GAG Broadway, 25xi03 $4,000; house aud
lot III Greene street 100 S. ZOO do l73 and IT'S
street 25x9i 81 500 do 239 do rs x94 $780, do. Q,
10 and IL Twenty. third street, each 25x9s $4,000
ss1iia 81 each DO IS ao as.is ssss
Store and lot rs John street 2ox9o, Sl506o do I07
William street Sx4S, $1t eco do. 1873 Water street,
2Cx76, SIS 800; do l86 do 24xS1, SIS 400 do Cort
land street 26xlO5 $4,000 do. ia Hudson street,
2lx25, Sl23O0; do. l06 Bowery, 25xl0o, Sl2 800.
House and let on Court near Dsgraw street,
25xl12, Sl1o0; do adjoining 25xll2 $4,000; do. do
25xllx - 60o do on Dsgraw near Columbia street,
each 25x 100, S17e0 each, $1,000; l do. adjoining,
25xfo0, SLIPS; l do do, 25xlCO si,790; 1 do. do,
25xlC0, 81 ,725 do. do. 25x100, 81 $50.
srioss-A small lot Of Race ginger brought So, and
cassia 3lc. months. No. l nutmegs quiet, at
81 05 81 10, and mace at e5c
sfIRIrs.-The market for domestic whskey was firm,
and pretty active with sales OF $50 barrels prison at
26c 2e14c. and Jersey at 252ic. 26c. Drudge was
heavy, at 25c, time
spGARs remained steady, but quiet owing to the un-
favorable state OF the weather A sas of $50 boxes
brown Havana reported on private terms
ToBAcco.-The mar ke generally Was without change,
with sales of so hhds Kentucky, at l0c lie, and
SIN all lot OF Missouri, at IKE
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FtET lis bunch ralsin8 q ere Al grafton bat
We mafset go gulst me salss not exceeding 300
~. her With fmall sales A. Sex Sci Ematl lot 81
cItren brought lfr and scma Canton singer 30
itEaHfs- Rates continued very DUN % ~ p~rpo1l
and v crest sAtent nominal A. FOR cotton "a
suesUemt nts we're lt snd a. irregular prices 10 Cali
forta cippsrs werr fog At slatl Is snd ordinary
fainE vessels a. from 30 TO zoo with higher Squire
70 fto'e n TIE better eass according % the me and
place 90 payment
~ wss Inactive = day but prices we're srm 4
20 cents
H,rs Tba market VS. rather duii. vith moderate
business doing, A. o} 90 Tor Es-tsfn and Western
BsN cfep.
T-n,c6 hsr been fru but heavy io- ,cuns tine bssp
yith 'nsl fs.ts 4 Manila AZ poc ADJ Madrass St
re- time
laos Foslbh bars we're held armiv ~ 80. TX
months. DR. ion. without fsles 81 moment Scotch
LEtu Gnlena has been in steady demand sin our
last notice, With stes 81 considerable lots A. DBL
cash per 100 he The lsst bale ~ Spanish war Il
GsS time ard irteret other descriptions rem aimed
witbnst special alteration.
ItstE has recovered the depression noticed In our
rrpvteus report, there not being - Ducs 8neriur
some parcels have been sold a. 300. cash
Mos sssrs - IN this article there has been no new
feature 10 records bat he unpeasant weather and the
.taai sttch here operated cheek upon tbs sales
tiss wsr, onlJ $50 barrels sud g tieroes new crop
= Orleans At 20 $50 four months. Small lot.
q tart Cuba sold Tor rehnisg At 2lo
N1lsl ssfs.- In spirits turpentine We noticed
htF feisN businees doing at 40 ale per gallon, cash
kcsih We quie' and the stock ~ss not very large.
Ihe az sae ~ white rosin vas at 50 80 per ESQ lbs
NJ NJ re barrels Wilmington csmpos cod at al -,
d,lvered Tar va heavy and in lizht supply
Ots For libseed there vas rood IN suiry making.
ttd prices we're sell supported Three thousand xst-
l5t chsngal hani'a = aels 'or Engll.h sni Ams.
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.
XIV PoLIcE.-rhs only ofiseTs sworn in yesterday


Second District-Rufus R. Bolknap, John R Nun
dell. Joel G. Cakes, r. d. Bsbceck, William Clayton
William Jackson, George Lsvid, James Dickeason,
Turner Baldwin, Jshn Patterson George Abercrombie
Neil Dougherty Michael Mc6arry, Louis Dubois, Viii.
liam Bloodgood, Minnie suydam.
sURSeGArss CoUkr-THE GREAT WILL CAsE.-The
decision OF the Surrogate of Kings county on Jesse
q. smith, in the case Of the will OF Thomas Lewis de-
ceased, has been given. Mr.. Lewis vas partner in
the firm Of Lewis Hsutori. OF New York, and died
where he had lived in Williamsbursh in November
last, leaving son. B. Lewis, by . former wife aud
three children by his then wife, and bequeathing all
his property real and personal amounting to $500 600
to his widow. The probate OF this will disputed
the ground Of the insuffciency Of the execution
and sttestation. Tbs case has, on account OF the
and has only just bsen decided adversely to the
widows claim. 1t appeared by the evidence Of
the two attestipg witnesses 1.-TWO clerks in the de-
ceaseds frm), that they had been callsd in by Mr.
Lewis and requested to sign their names to paper
he only displaying part of it, nor did they see him
sign IT. neither did he knowledge 1t his will but
merely one testified said II declare the within
be my free will and deed The Surrogate said the Re-
vi.ed Statutes page o. prescribed that will must be
subscribed by the tetator In the Of each of
the sttestipg witnesses, and acknowledged to each
and ut the time testator to declare the in
strument to be his will" that there should be two
witnesses and they should sign at testators request
The English statute nearly similar but only
quired the sgnstureto be Acknowledged and not the
will te be declared a. separate act, which our Rs
Wis ed Statutes did In an English in Sd Curteis
Reports. Ie0 the teststor had, here, folded the
paper conceal the cont ents and his sgua
ture and the Judge held the signature could
IN owledgcd unless shown. this in England
where no declaration or Publication Of the will was
required IL was, fortori, insufficient here where
declaration that IL the will req usits Ne pre-
sumption, again, could be raised here that all the
quirements OF the satute had been complied with,
in referred to- the attsstation clause had been
read which had not been done in this 1t wsuld
be necessary TO inquire whether the publication
sufficient but there evidence that the subscrip
ton had been made in the witDess's presence had
been ACKNOWLEDGED to them. For want of proper
execution therefore the will Of John Thomas Lewis
deceased must be decided to be not valid will of real
or personal property.
Cry CoUHr.-This court which stands adjourned till
Monday next. presents calendar CT IS civil causes
for the January term of which, it is said will
involve large amounts, and points Of considerable pub
lie interest
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MARKET rs ELSEWHERE.


Posros Jan s ixciioa-l0 shares Fitchburs Railroad
lo9 81 western Railroad 02 ia Eastern Railroad lo0x
Fire Marine insurance Company 80; 30 Boston
Company, 2A "a IS Grs.. Falls Mauaf Company 20; Is
sap b.n s
Hsh ,nn o n0ss cy s'rg s sass S.yss
Railroad Bonds 1857 9l; 800 1856, 90. 9A; 900 City
6-K; CD Bostsn and Worcester Railroad l01 al0H: Al
Eastern eailro.d zoos Fisshsurs Railr1sd luy4; ~
asz 40 Ssod ~ 30 Phh.asiphis aiImnsson and
Baltimore Railroad 800 do bod % yermcat Central
SsS go DO @ ga S de- siS 81 5sdG
sra Rarasd Nsfsssra aafs.d
Contrary. "a 267 Boyl.ton Bank. IOs 10 Bank Of Com
nerce, t027, Is Bank of North America 1904 Second
30 Old Colony Ralrord 671 2os East Bo.ton Company 2a
Is Boston and woreesser karoad ios 80 o. densoprs
bSod o 50 Eichis,n Central Bsiroad 9s Is Boston and
Maine Railroad, l03si; Eastern Railroad, l0s1s.
PruADELPuIA. Jan. s-Ftr Board-s69 Lehish Int, rs
2oe cam and Am o. 60 - l99 40 ~ loo pttssqrs
do ll6 1000 wnipg. Rlilroaa oOh IL shs schuyI-
Bank II sPenna Bank 49, 50 Mechanic Bsnh }lSi
49, I25 vicfsbu1g Railroad 49, $50 norri. Canal bs
IL. loo so g. lax. Second Boars~sicdo Harrissurs *,
e0s; leo shares Penn. Railrsad i0 20 Penn Bank 1855
S.V sa IT, 100 alies City S. S. 500 ss ysrT. Oar
Rssdipg Railroad. SAY 200 DO, IS.
B.aTIsonE Jan sa,,t Bea,a-sl7s Baltimore Sc $3.50
Bondt 1867 slk 1000 do 1851 9 Is shares Baltimore and
Ohio Ralroaa time 7e II o. u.s. 50 time, 75 Is DO.
tine % time, 5si % do Is; 23s Yesi ana Cum,
bsrsnd Railroad. time a Second Board-ss 900 Maryland
road time rs d so time 7sls IS York Cumberland
Railroad 2o'i; Is do, time. a1,s IS do. time 2oh.
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On Thursday morning, Jan. Q. AMY RYAS, adopted
daughter Of W. A Matthews, aged years and months
The friends OF the family invited TO attend her
funeral, from the residence Of Granger, ESQ 2lT
Bow.ry, this afternoon, at O'Clock without further
invitation.
On Thursday Jan 9th, Of disease OF the heart Mrs.
La =. TRAsK, aged rs years and months,
Her funeral viii take place from the residence OF her
aunt Mrs L. Dayton No, lsT East Twenty sixth street
this day, at O'Clock precisely. Her relatives and
friends are invited to attend without further In.
ytatiop.
Chicago and Boston papers please copy
On the 9th Of January CHAELEs CAsE, aged 30 years
and months
The relatives and friends Of the family and tn
bsrs Of ths American Chapter No. o %. Of u A
spectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday
morning the 10th instant at 10 O'Clock, from bis late
residence, No 1S1 Barrow street.
On Thursdsy evening Jan o at o'clock Of scarlet
fever AsafSa youngsst child OF George W Acksrman.
The funeral will take place at ocock to day from
his residence, No s Wet Broadway Place
on Wednesday morning Jan s, EDWARD 7. AaM-
saso 80 years native OF Enniskilen county Of
fetmsnagh. Ireland
The relatives aud friends Of the family and the mem.
r,rs the Dry Goods Clerks NJ andP Association,
and M.rth aats' Division, No ISIS & of respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, this day the 9th
inst. at click from Lis late residence, IS James
street without further invitation. His remains will
b. tsken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for intsrment.
on Tue.das, Jan. 18th. Mrs.. CArHAHfyg MaURY, wife
o. Peter Manly, Era aged 81 years me nth' and ?
days.
The frssns@a and acauautance of the family are
speetuy in ted TO attend the fuueral from her late
rssideree Nt. 2s5 Broome street. at heltpa't two
o'clock this Jay friday, the 10th inst without fur
tn, In vitatisn.
At Hsnover. y n Jan eth. srrruEy Ca.,r, pro.
fe.sor OF Mathematics ia Dartmouth College, aged
81
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PHILADELPHIA, Jsa. 8, 1851.
The Remas~s of Stephen Gvsyd-7hs Ds~~~ to
Capt. Mathnrs-7ns Reee~t Elope~s~t-Ess ~
the AD,amesn~g Prlso~-Apothseoy1es Indicted
for MaNslsSghter, &c.
This morning our City Councils had special
meeting, when the committee on Girard's estate
was authorized to act as they thought proper with
regard to the faal intement of Grard's remains in
the College ground. The ceremony viii probably
be private.
A joint special committee was appointed to
meet the members Of the Legislature, who will
arrive in body tomorrow night, to attend the
great dinner to be given on Saturday to Captain
Mathews, OF the Glasgow. The public receptio A
at noon, on Saturday, in Independence Hail.
The late eopement case, il Is said, has not re-.
suited In the happy re- union OF the parties as had
hoped The lady is kept in durance by her parents.
who design to contest the legality of the marriage,
on the ground of her homage.
Hugh Murphy, one of the Schuylkill Rangers,
has been lodged in prison for highway robbery,
committed some months since on the Grays
Ferry road He took a gun which German was
carrying, and then threatened TO shoot him with it..
On Sunday night fire originated in the female
department of Moyamensing prison, from defect
in the heater. The flames were extinguished by
the keepers without creating any alarm outside
The damage to the building was trifing. but Mrs
McDaniells, the matron, lost about $500 in cloth
ing and other articles. II was discovered by one
ofthe convicts, who gave the alarm.
VIM. McFadden, the apothecary who prepared
the prescription that caused the death of Miss
Nell and his employer, DIR. Chamberlain, have
been indicted by the Grand Jury for manslaughter
A female called Emma Franklin, who despoiled
young man OF some valuables on New Years
eve, and then fled to New York, returned to her
accustomed haunt yesterday, and is now in prison
10 answer the offence.
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sHlPPfro.

EoR LIvERPooIs-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
- chip PACIFIC. Captain u Nye. This steamship viii
eepart WIN Us mails Tor Europe, positively Wednes
day JsnnsIy 225 At ~ o'clock NJ from her Berth the
loot OF Cani street No berth secured t paid for All let.
tefs and 70 pers must through the post o~e
fresh or rstage having u1sdualed or
Eh%ARp x. COLLINS. Sc walis1
ne steamer Arfo will succeed The oho aud sai Febru.
evenibr, Jan. 20.
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NJ" UkttANsi jan :, IsoI.
The cotton market ia Arm. Gales Saturday and
Monday 400 bales, including niddling, at l27Sc
13c and good do at 134c 1870 In coffee, heavy
sales OF Rio Rave been effected at l0c The tendency
II upward Sugars brisk with sales OF fair quality
5a.c Sac Prime molasses is selling at axe, and
whiskey at &c.
CINCINNATI, Jan. o, 1851.
Hogs dull and there Gales. Many of the
houses have stopped cutting Those arriving to day
not more than adequate to the demand. Some
purebsses have probably been made at lower rates.
Baltimore, Jan. 9. 1851
There has been a large movement here in tobacco,
resulting in saes of GOO hbds Maryland and Ohio,
Tor export at very full rates understood TO be at
Improvement There Is an active demand for this
article among shippers
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Port so.. " York january 10, 1851.


NarCre@a
p .mers ktriir tBrl ssmpson Barmud. and 81 Th0m.s
narf, Jr. Fencbrc0t white. rhilaeelrhia
Dip Dr. EsLer, Oncgna Panama 40 Bianso,
Bnls- Eisatcth Means. uiiier Hafsses, ssikpr CO;
k1t Gguna, Reeig. Densfara Ci0ha Pilsbury. Mobile,
Essl nsliefn. Adams, HtranA
BflgsJuvtrra tBrl HsnneburE Sc John, NIB; Ma.amorr
Nrigct, Mobile, Eagle Hasard.
ethra-Margsfet b. Quinlts, Hslftr NA Nv L8wsen
Melville ritch Franhln la Adam Ssele Philadelphia
HtEs; ~ Williams, Forfestfr. Norfolk.
Arrived.
sr LADY Sale tRrl Tulltck Lvsrgoo So cara With salt
srd 40 fasrnEers 70 Devote Il t5urd savannah
rut % 10 ard rascrgeT IN towing YESTERDAY 1rnra
rot tthoe toe tho haroyH tcar fot ptm0nd would Ne
CO. tH ntKt TIDE vi receiving aby GtmtFt,
tlr lUsa Bale 0&GgoF Nov 10. viz n3se aad ~ rrs-
fhIp Arsbtn from Liverpool Tor NYttk 81 dsYs oat vita
gs-Engtr IN nst TIE Bs4ks roie BRIG Victor eikht
tays ttm p John M Tor NstuEss Nov ~ lavinr
heavy safe from westward, hulwarks nni hAtah
house and received other esuags Has hAd westerly
ne Freh'ef paEt q TIE ta1saFe
Slr 81 Nicolas trkl Eyssgh Hsvre Nov 2f With mdss
go ~ raefcnrers e BOYD nnrAtu fTo births aas
vtttvara hnd eighteen gae lasting ffon u hours.
.m WV % WsW. vito Ehtnllg and heavy thunfor has
teu cru istsiy sifprcl n tire Usa 8sing viii
ttftvtraf epsrg eight ftJs without fse I'D min cop
sst tuy 81 rsttiNg them hfr r tsfL thrtv
dtgE 40 iatt ore ta 49, rerNre3 another WOOL Niag
ansy. Lost three tTssls tao iorteais snss3 tvs
80 aart sails and no others For ths turtat dsys
act sla,t rsske tske IL SSH DARING the hrty
dsys ne estin served sit rfs pslue talt -
tsplase thofs tovn sWey Dec q Jstath BsHrn sstnan
feii from tie mitfn trprsl f'tt tul " baw-
lale A. tte tnA titH. Wi.aH ftnnt4 fsl from rs
msia Opal gsta 81 ass AL w bAy pisfsd evsf gtainS
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BERNun. 6c-Ssamship Merlin-hr Cassn.n. J Hsra
FPrnnees Capt vii Jams, Mr. King DR. La1ari.n Limo
ret and lady, wainwright Mr. Pritchard, De Aideror
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MEDICAL.

ITO THE WAITER or THE UNIT."-DEAR SIR
With that profound respect that is innate towards
vigorous and ripened minds allow express my n
fegned cmiration Of thy truth and spirtand cordial
that
editorial criticism smAller-tba the time has
come that Gods power and truth will be made Manifest
shrunk from To you il is allotted to inystsats and make
known the OF Among those mysteries
have been possession for three nearby of the
broadcast evidence Of the unlimited benevoenoe
Of the Deity knowledge the
disease but Of the antdote to which solicit
closest anayzation only of the formula theory
and practice but Of Dear sir respectful and
indebted admirer, TALBOT WATTS, n. d. 4l0 Green
witch street.
CARD-DR. BANKS MEDICAL OFFICE, il2 RoAD-
"A way From his many testimonials he selects from
the late cir Ashley is with pleasure that
certify opinion OF the high professional atanments
OF Mr. Abraham Banks whom consr worthy Of the hight
est opfdence. ASHLEY COOPER.
April I'd. 1884.
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On the 9th OF January by the Rev. DR.. Psttsn,
HAMILTON eeuIREs TO Mi,s EMMA l.. POLLARD, daughter
Of Otis Pollard Eco all Of this city.