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NEW York and California Millionaire AssOelafion.-
One thousand shares OF thousand dollars Capital
ooo limited Of be obtained influential
capital special partners,
conformity with the revised OF New Yok, free from
sonai liability the OF 900 cash.
shares issued therefor cent annually
fair prospect doubling WHOLE safe Operations
United direction
troll Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As The General Partner Agent Company,
r. esf 9>.5f No.Ti Wall street,
responsible r4res throughout
obtaining United States, sppi-
cation and the ssocison be employed df
points, end vessels be
available trade the rnss and freight and
from Europe, Asia, Africs and the Americas. 49,.
There ncreaxng busness doing with Cain
mia, Plcine supply gold
goods manufacturer viii xonish
and calculations therefor And
demand thereby this association being rmed
style Of sfHlEf q. HOLDEN d Co,
Mercantile Commission Merchants, Banking
and Whining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital u 100000.
Feb PIT
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sTROLOGY-Ths celebrated Dr. W. ROBACK, professor
asooSy phrcnoiogy ge0mancy, combined
delphis,
suited by
reputation an asoossr than one living Nsaviss cscu
according
distance thar naves sending Of
b All containing he will
immediate hauviues Of world,
written durable and he is prepared 70 make Of his
advice tos successful accomplishment o. wealthy
he has this redeem such given the free
bonie
stolen OF lost property and the purchasing Of lottery tickets Thou
sands abovenaned have
vicinity and ths United 6aies the full ssstscon OF ALL
nauves have been during ths last
while here will will
well call and the mail sa that
money through once Dr. koback
receives from so TO Letters monthly and has missed
All letters will b. raAgsousy attended ssN Be
ucular odace f
call the once Of the Unsn, and aso,orc almanac
gratis. ~ Eat ,i@Eal = u
-e.lr 81 aaM @. w. ROBACK,
II iocnss street, above Eighth, PhlsAslpha
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A CARD.-HENRy DOUGLAS, Asnst and .eedAmsn, corner
n Of Opposite the State Department. takes
and others Of tho bsss eocc
ton boom. which viii ~ Arranged ~ wAsr,
for beauty and style
wresth. sprss, vs~e bssts with
supctiof is~te, reasonable prices
this cssshAtahwso fv oss
who desire such cheaper thsa be had elsewhere
Jan H-eod2w
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Whole Tickets &20-HAves 4lO-QuaeFs @5-Eighths q
De % half do lao 90
Do quarter 65 OO
10 q
Tickets and and Certificates
splendid lotteries will receive the most prompt attention.
account Of each drawing immediately after
to all who order from Yt
Address j. 4 c. MAURY, Agents,
Jan 2S- ..si .et5y .aa Alexandria, Virginia.
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a.saH .#H Ia#a Richmond, Jan Is, 1851.
IN conformity Virginia. chap Ill., Is, do
hereby make ALI whom that u
by cer6css Of the eshesos Of the of dated e
2s 1884, received tho land ONCE the
yasuaxy by inquest day
January 1851 o~as ground found esch~aed
ground Of Asrspdria,
of DUKE and pm street, ~ which Elizabeth
This
Of January, 1919 hus, nom the
nsucien finding q e jsy motion, qussbed IL
no fuy IN the State
4. III PARKER,
Jan as-Iaw6w Register Land once.
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OREM, HOPKINS, 4 ROSE, :

OREM. HOPKINS Il ROSE, importers and lcbbers 81
vesdnes, uin,stsgs, and rccd generally
have taken wsreNo~s NO x Dsu'mors
naiMsncfe M the purpoe
They viii Be
able desirable stock 81 goods In ter line -
he found in the United aatss.
Jan 10 IStecd 81 GN
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VAIU Homse s~rvant Al pshlic private s~ie-
BY viae order a the crphsn cesr s ssesctib WI
excellent aaA expeenced
servant MOI sold Il pvsta Thssday 10th
February saa pabac sae 81 O'clock
To de.rou Of purchasing private he ell se
cold low apcauon made before said 1h day Of February
49, DYER MCGUIRE,
Jan 3l--aAwAds M 1JHU Awcnoveers.
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,I0HT THOUSAND voIusses Of ROsks - Aaction.--
II w. N. MORRISON will cell early In Psbruay,M hs store
and valuable cot
which splendid eaIc
ues selected BY we'll Known library OF Lord
Thunow lthvaries during twelve
months. Catalogues. may be had early in February.
ian f.. ~
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MOVIES FALKIRK Scotch ale, ptnts n \
~ Barclays + +
EssI fkAis qusrs as4ff
For sale by mo. B. KIBBEY 4 CO., ~
Jan 25-6teoif No. S, Opposite Centre MAsksL
CUPERIOR FTCuR.-w. have Just seesvsd bsrr.sa
~ hne New York family nv
Ae and manufactured especially mr.
Inv ...Fs5rr 81 a-rsf mo KI0AEY CO..
Jan 05-GtroifH ~ 81 No g. Centre Marriott
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a second Course.-Dsn~sWg A~aAs~Ay.
Mr. u. r. Liable the citsens
Washington eogesowp his second dacine
Thur-dsy, January
ps~wsytvania opposite Wilards Hotel
DAYS sos, Thursdays, and ssns
days Ceorge,own-MonAsys and Fridays
bee 0s-dnn
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THE College James. Warrington county MARI
Ia~d.-fhe second Of ninth [snnuaI) will
open Monday, March Application be made TO Rev
Kevfpos D rector, information for the
pupils into the College Grammar school n
Pos once addrc~s, College OF 81 James, Maryland
Jan 14-Qaw4w @....t 5n .fe
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATION.
After the reading OF the journal $50 -


After the reading OF the journal s,q 81 t&Fss
l. THE LATE HON. d. s. KAUFMAN.
i Mr. JONES rose to privileged question-to move
reconsideration of the vote by which the House had yes
terday ordered the accounts OF the late DAVID AAuv-
10 be settled. allowing his widow to draw h's pay
The SPEAKER ruled tina, this motion to reconsider
must lie over until Monday next 4sa sfis
THE PROPOSED EXTENSIONS or THE CAPITOL 81.
Mr. EVANS, of Maryland. asked the unanimous con
sent Of the House for permission TO Offers joint resolu
ton repeating the action OF the last session making an
appropriation Tor the extension OF the Capitol s51
But, objection being made. leave was not granted
~ THE IuprAx DEPARTMENT. -
On motion Of Mr.. JOHNSON, Of Ark.nsas, the report
OF the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs upon ne suneta
of the reorganization OF his department, wncu -
lying on the Speakers table, was ordered to b prAtsd
THE PROPOSED BOARD ACCOUNTS 49,
The SPEAKER, in answer to an inquiry iron Mr..
INE stated thai the first business in order wei the
question the call for the vioua question on agreenG
the amendments reported from Ne Cou3hes q Ne
And the House having seconded the call for the pre-
vous question, under M operation the question was about
to be put agreeing to both tho said amendments winch
were read as follows: -
l. To strike out trst section OF bi and insert
instead thereof the saessass reported BY M pAMrr rom
Be rssotv,d &C. That whenever any citsAn OF oidssns
Of the United States feel asgreved BY the decision o. W
proper accounting ofncers oil the Treasury DotI
any pecunay claim demand against the Unissa SusN
shall be lawful Tor such citizen or cScns 20 -
their the district circuit court o.
States for the State, Territory, or Dsirt Q.
wherein the claim demand arose stsns ~ w"s sns
and certainty the material facts on when sue ysms
pends dates and places, making the soney o. n1 onea
state. in soh court party defendant hereto ana praying
snch reefAs be- she, they may think themselves snnasd
~ which pe,ion SHALL be filed with tho CLERK OF the court
- endo,,e the eon day OF its delivery, and lssue
thereof 10 tho said OF the Unieed SasAs to
be served upon him process served In sAr BY
only Propidd, That the petitloncf pstiton
e,. before ng petition aforesaid shall give bond and
snrey clerk for tho which may
~ ne The claims and Il thaN b the duty Of
thu court award agains the pconer petitioners
IN ali ca which the petition shAli b. sussin~d.
upon the principles and rnles If Of eqny the
coats should be awarded rules and prns
cpIes may require bus cisissn who 10 ssi-
Of filing petition Aforesaid II unable ~ give secu'
r,y and will make affidavit beforc the clerk Of that fAcf
worth moro dol.rs his wearing
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RESOLUTIONS SUBMITTED. s
Mir TURNKEY Submitted the following resolution
which lies one day, under the rules;
Rssopsd That until Otherwise ordered BY Senate, the
BE- oontinusd daring the recess whose duty
skAi be fold and all public hocn-
nsan ordered fos The al the Senate.
Mr. NORRIS Submitted IL following resolution !
which Lies over day. under the rules
Resotv.d, That the Committee Of Chains be su'non.ea
employ a clerk from the commencement OF tns P"'0
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osa From Isas, son al m, once week, Tuesday,
To Gimer by II ~ next day. 10 miles
And back between y m Wednesday and next
SKIS From laredo, IN Webb county, at m, once week,
To Eagle Pass, IL k,lney county, BY n m Sunday.
Aud back between Monday and m We'd
nssd.y
Other Monday .f'
To Cameron by s IN Wednesday, 80 miles;
And back between a "a every other Thursday aud 8
pm Saturday -
ds only as lar as Waco are invited ALSO bids
Tor weekly uips
$3.50 From Mckinney once week
To Atom
BIDDERS will state schedule and distance
6ssl Fsom Mount Peasant st IN. once in two week.
every other Mondsyi
By county Of Van Landt
To Pale slime by q . IN Wednesday. 10 miles
And back between d IN every other Thursday aad
pm Sunday,
1892 From Nacogdoehes AZ a M once in two weeks,
every other THURSDAY;
By Anadaco and New salem
70 Tyler by 5 p m Saturday, 80 miles;
And back between 7 a m every other Monday snd
Biaa. u so' " Weekly tips are invited
1898 From pod Lasaca ar m, once week, Ftag
Aud b ok between : a N and s p sateisy
S23a From Qaitinan ones week
IL Dallas;
Aud back
ts'
by which they viii run Proposals for service
in Two weeks a invited
6s35 From Sabinetown al M, once week, Thursday
By Paramount and Toledo
To Burkevile by 4 u IN next day, 4S miles;
And back between "A M Wednesday al III a
day
mouth; U# Zs.M
By Eaae Pass Presido del Norte, aud FL Paso;
To Dona Ana by ga IN OF The aDth, tsay IN 10 daysD
$50 miles
And back between m OF the Is, aud The Goth, Guy
in 10 days)
Bids FIR trips month are invited
S337 From SheLbyvle at 6 a m, once week. Friday
BY John Kings;
To Nacogdoches by p IN, 40 miles
And back between g IN and IN Saturday.
1898 From Sherman, Grayson county, once In two weeks
To Cooke, county seat
And back
Bids for weekly trips invited. Bidders should
state schedule aud distance
$3.50 From Springfield at M once a week, Monday;
To Palestine BY p next day, 10 miles
And back between a M Wednesday and p
day.
Bids for service once in two weeks invited.
$40 From TexRna at 6 a m, a week, Monday
BY Wharton and Caders
To Columbia by p III Wednesday, So miles
And back between u IN Thursday and 8 p Sat
urday.
Bids for service once in weeks are invited.
63il From Victorin al p week, Wednesday
To Lamar by 8 p IN mex, day. SO miles
And back between 10 Tuesday and III
day.
To Cameron by next day, 10 miles
And back between Monday and p
day.
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Ea#gWE
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Nj. SEWARD submitted the forl6winG rssoluloa /,
which consadAtsd BY unanimous consent, and agreed
TO; as sHg ~ lfataf@t W. At~ saats II.
Rssoiyed. That the Comm Finance be instructed
inquire into the tspedeocy Of reducing the standard Of
the fractional silver coins OF the United states
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yNo. B. KIBBEY l. CO.,
No, 5, Opposite Centre AAsksL
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PosT OrrIcE DxrARrMExr, January is, 1851.
Jan a2--law4w
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DiaaHferA. &c.

BHs GtossEThs vessel says Georgetown Observer Of the
il which the Bar got of Wednesday h.t snd
tsksn by the
Roberts, carried 20 Charleston, aud about $1,000 worth
the pilots their boats and brought 10 Georgetown
they stored These goods all perfect be
aged slightest degree The brig leaks very badly and
Of will be considerable
The Charleston Courier Of the 18Th tha letters havs been
that city, which that had been held TIE
George had declared totally unssvorhy
New York. and both her her cargo being
Of the saors agent Of the VIII probably proceed
70 attend the settlement Of Affairs connected with
h4H Freeman. Boston from Liverpool had heavy
gales all the split sails hatch camboOss house
other damage On the 18th and Goth Of Nov aheay
gale pruug and and during the remainder OF the
ssge bad been obliged TO carry easy sail
The dmass and abandoned passed od Georges Shoa BY
Rubcon supposed foreign having
middle OF tie and report beng OF
place she hailed from, said 70 be Eastern vessel
Baltimore from Portland, lost
dec osd Of plaster and split msns m the gale Of 18th u
Bs (of Boton Duhsm from Daren Ga shout Dec
Tor Mystic Conn., with lumber fallen BY brig Demsa
Which Cardenss 9th from Portland, which supposed
20 have TAI On of her
THs sH AEcEuEcT late OF San Francisco Baltimore chppsr
$50 uns has been sold for the Calf trade At $1,000
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Ferein Ports.

Al 81 Thomas u smouss ucbsAbach dsg ice.
brg w Naisou CudSosth I'm Ehzabeth sc for
put 70 stop alsak schs LAmsrns Morris Gudaoups ust
arr arc othes reported later Sailed 2st u ship Chaa WISE
iron Liverpool put or sBppes) for NOsans; 2Gh brig Ocean
be oroP CuTaeoa sch Eev Globe Lewis MTaeabo load for
New York.
Jsgo Cuba let INST brgs Euanc.r Yo for Boston, s
Emporium tBrl I'M Wilmington, &c, arr 29th.
AT Inesd eth lrst bra Codeha Gibbs Tor Boston 10Th
Al Ceuuegoe SIN nst barb Lysands Snow for Boston
18TH brg Dsn heo Poster m Sf0k 7lst me Sailed 2sb
brig Maftln Van Barren. Conosr PkiAdslpha
Art a Do s4th al, brig Sarah Ellen YOrt, 81 Jaso
Al Carnenas 9th INST bngs w Marvel FGrnham cor Boston
ng forH Cos iron DO dsg Sarah Is dave
Grfhf CO. Demasra, Porter from arr sb 10:
Sattnne heke Nelss from ssarspor days DO do Vstor
ran ron Frankfort - days do DO sch Eliza Gait from Hor.
ioh y days, DO, DO.
Al Havana Jan bsrk Bridget. Lorng for Boston soon,
ahzAsib Remington for Phadep5 week; Jasper Young
or CD " Bndgs, hsyman do Falmouth Sherman ai,g- Dir
renee woodbury. and John Winthrop, Bnc ard DO org ForuaT
% INC sehs kobt Hsry Roberts from Key West arr 81 Sea
Guu, Bullock, Wg
Arr 81 Johb EB sth inst ship Harmony Jameson Savannah.
brig Emily Alison Scott Boston, sch Olive Bnpcb ebsr ~
ca Cd sehs Cuba Braunon Boston, W5odse Hatha
haiaizas o INST tarks Per- cotter Wig Aa1on Thonpson
90 Hopang toon DO Octov Sargent and Canada DYER r
Portland dg Mary Lzabsth Goode ssarspor. brs Hs,
qua cuts Tor Portland e EIra, Campbell f5 New for 40.
Ste broHn Tor Wilmington NC do; ZaYa Trend ADD Banai,
hci oorn Tor Boston hg Motto Yaag and John Do % -
~ Fnces titus doi kh1absth Kborn I'm Havana; arr tb A.
81 effo eoos reported sailed from Havana o
lelei non Portland STU Partridge French rom E1.vob
arr on Eh o's Of anchors Bahama BaaksA copeand
~ hA'ana arr thi eh' Louisa Margaret, BrsToor ior S
- Gays. and others A. bsfore reported -'
Art Coy OH 1s' brig Jane Aon, I'm Boston John NIB
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Steamship Franklin wotton aavrs Jan l. coNes a. m'e %
81 Astoria new Merrill Portland, de, ballast to Reha'd'
Snip Manchester s soans Il d. ds and passengers to
S. Msd.on Houe.is (of nons Me- Leghorg SO d. ard
brstsr AZ passengers Pastaesd = Co Tue
very heavy weather on the passage earned away me RAN
-, Am kenny Hays waterford (Irend) g. bsast
lss asssueer Richardson Watson Co The has hal
heavy westerly gales he vhols passage.
BARI New Haven Small Area, coast Of Pern) va va
IA o. bark, &C, 20 master
BARI Iarbee Of Boston Eusts Aessna a d. va Gibraltar
Ban Psrc Peterson Busuos Ayrss Nov hss sAs &C.
Red Oh the town Of s. Georges lbsrnaia
Br ses Mew Gersh Key West d. cotton, SC, to Joass
Big Rsdns MeGih Kits 81 Thomas. u ds, salt to Lsnt
Beach The briggs home Of the crew OF tho steamer ea N
o who dsstutsi also OF her crew N ons Tor an AZ
Bfsr Constitution wilson, Is im wssiPor: ,IsAnd BAL
asst l0i passengers . order 80. NJ,
Sch Josephine Goime sullivan g. spies, bound 70 PhA
Sd Nsrcy mills Tyer PhIa 3 d. NOSE 90 master.
Sch MsvmA at Bait d. coal
seh Julien. Van Glider. Bait, de-. coal
Sch Sarah Aun Roe Gillette Bat Is and aour 10 Mailer
Sch New York, Smack, Richmond days, mds. to n w
Sci wsdmors. w.n,vsn. Bait 5 ds. bound 70 haven.
Fisher Anderson, Delaware City, ds cora TO
Barrett.
Sch ~ bolas Biddle -, Va. wood
Sch Wm Hunter Morse Berlin Beach d., ship TIMBER to
Sci onscO, Chase Phia Dc, coal, bound 70 Boston;
Sch Dwight, Davidson, -, a. 3 d, bound 70 Ntia7eh
Sch Blossom, Collins, Lsip-ic Del, ds, % 3 Fox
Sch Eclrse. Fox. Salem. NJ, d. corn 70 n Fox
Sch Rainbow, VILLAINS Phia, d. coal
sALED-shPs uuderwrter shpey, for Lvsrpool Hero On
9Th ior NOrleans, and other.
WfND-At s.
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BY telegraph.

BosTOE Jan l6-Ar ships Psershof. New Orleans st Instant
Spoke Cape Hater Br Jess from Laguna for Cork
Laufse Smyrna Dec IS schs Challenge and Lucy White
Noron Harriet fredericksburg Emerald Rappshannock Eastern
Light Pao Alto Tang ROsna Portland Tor Nfo
Schs Ho5gman Norfolk Simeon Baker and Sarah Lewis
TaneeT.
Cleared ship wohcan barks Palestine Valparaiso;
Crusoe San Fnncsco brig FREDERICK Leghou and chr Era
Charleston. .. -
PORTLAND Janl5-Arr Victor New Cid bugs Henry
Lssds Guayams Com Stewart, Cadenas.
SALEM Jan lb-Au oarL Dslegats, RIO Grsnds, Nov ~.
EEWBURYPORT. Jan "a SD ship Edward. Apaachicols.
BRISTOL, Jan I6-sld sloop Gazsle, New-York.
PROVIDENCE Jan l6Arr soops Rhode Island and William
Sanford Moses EDDY. Newfork
sch LousdAe I'm Philadelphia Below sch Moses Brown,
from Philadelphia
CID brgs Triton aud Providence ADachco; brig Henry Mar
sha1, brlttri, nnirt
Bay New Yo sloops Thomas Hull Radiant and Oregon sew
York Housatonic. New Haven.
FALL RIVER Jan 4Au sloop Gorgam, New York Sid sch
Henry. Baltimore
NEWPORT Jan 18Th port brig Pso Alto for chares,on
Stanley for Norfolk Nancy Bsnop do Nathan Duss for
Bamos Zu cite for New York Orander and Coral for do mary
EIa Of Goucest bound SOUTH oop Republic I'm New Bedford
for Kew York. Wind sW and hight
sToNlS6ToE Jan l5An seh WIN Russell from New York for
Pail River
SAVANNAH Jan l9An Magnolia NYort BARK Ena and
sch souhsrner, Boston.
Sid bari Yesia Boston, sch J G Jones New York
MOBILE Jan r. CD bark Mandarin NYork Arr ship Elizabeth,
brig SdmpsC New fork
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Spoken. &c,

Jan 10y AN Cape Look Out sw miles steamer
Gtoga from New Tocor Havana, mot Savannah before
ported
for Navy Bay
Jan a. lon So bark Star, I'm Mobile for Boston.
Jan 3 lat 80 n Ion u W. brig Rosanns lo Luneubsr Ms I'm
StKtts.
Jan lat % g. lon 7s sch DHgo Psing from New for
had been hove her beam endsn gala
y, and spit sails, &c.
1911 lat lon rs 49, sch CAnns Of and I'm Bali
Savannah.
Nov 81 20 o5on 30 So ship Chandler Price, - I'm Sandwich
Islauds (wkaer) Tor Heediord, fan cargo
Dec ~ the River Plate brig Thomas Bovbrdgs, curnsr I'm
Cooua. for the WIndies.
Jan H. lat 80 lon u.s. Stanley Gotta HsaI for Phil
a3elpha.
Jan H. South shoa North miles, Br bark Ana Ken
by, from Waterford for New Yort Nth smigrants.
Jan lat 20 oa 90 brig Isabel I'm Boston Tor 81 Thomas 10
Jan 5 lat IS Ion r. sh Mary lm BOs!On for Wilmington NC
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Domestic Ports.

bVslOn Jan shp Torndks EOeaus; b.rk I.,h.p.
q ana tn ChArlsstC e. seah, A go
S = rn.saePsn Hafengsr. Silva Fsyas brEs L Wbnss
SSss' Rogers Richmond, Va; Bay State Wson EorolI Pv
E, . Lloey hss forti American Belle Barter a., No,
I'M ban buckspoIt Banner Branzoa Bstb Al o.
49,, I,e a.ns 5eu an Liverpool ca steamship sSesr
t,i, 80, spoos va haha1 ship Marathon YAndyke Ssw
s-h OfhDe 81 John Rodor5 Havana brgs ss1,i s,,.n
sPs inhlaso Cuba Bea Huatos HahH (Br, Mssehsr NJ
- Aoao bash, Hyts John Simmons Small
Psu1la, Gen Taylor Tor - ~ " N-@A 0Iss OrAnnAnis
"a biaohk Jan l5-An schs Brilliant Frrbs ch,,..,o,.
.n Iu.ps 90 hatler. Smith, New York d Wafsrbprv
90 ifnothy fharo, Lnes, DO; John WiHe Weav.r ~,
[Anaepn beFnett doi James Hand Matthews AZ. a., P
s "a, siaSr, MARI Gibbs Prgyaeaes; Ahambra saachars
80 ~ JAWS Jones, do; Repeater Tnvers A.rans,,,
- "a haneoE, Gator. RIO % jar iro and
g. -. hsaey PaiisssoA, FEnoash scas coares
WIZ o "ttson, spFague, New Havoc; Jes H,rry
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Passengers Sailed

IN ariAv Nagars fran Bofoa for LvoJool-Msssrs J,B..
DaVn j. Cook Jr Ms Auta George Of Boston Jass Ca,
= Hsiese KaVPe W vslsu'ias Bsraard sanguiSsti
Wager Schw e. Ncaois, ort. Nao., go
Of OHIO Mr. Ehcti Mss Curtis, John Torrry job. stsr 49,
Roy, AsI Provan Hams Siesa L Oliver EIt, ~
Roy Ts,u Pbihp Holland Herdon Loas JoA, K-sS,v
Mere Ihos Glover Lecaif J0ton, Provost lew. r
Seymour Miller Fraser. urqahart Montreal ~. =
9a.bs Iay ot Of Ioreao Asnang ehtrsn james
BrC1fh VILE Cap 0r1a Of Canadt Wm Bshop On
Waiack u, Wa HsscIon EusIanS Lent Ssr-. 49,
Esus Of Isas-as Fer H.taxhsssfs W Nosaff q sa.o
hekeau. Patti rso " q aFssovsi Herr smmons I'd - ~
asTha Thee Bsmer gE isss Nee she~cod Of Hass Jss.
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PRaaenRnrn Arrirnh

IN itsGEsaig FraAkA, frosl Hauve-wm Draper AFr~d
Woodendgs, BeFarc, DsForsst ans lady tirswoI5
BEe Campbell Pee bearer Of dispatches Wn seban K.bn
Jos Robe FAIRBANKS and hdy Msss mar Fairbns ssR
sneants Ann laoanAs HsnTy faFoanis Victor
lo Theodore Winthrop oeArsr dpaichesl OF Nss Bsvs Al
freq Mos bearer q esPAs bss wn Day o. Phassph Par
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hobsu1 stephen CoEsns hos Pearsons John cunao. Of F
hne kusthls Of Germany. Car Fabrotts Pss
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17

IL The following statement shows the mum
Der and tunnsge ofthe vessels built in each State
and Territory of the United States for the year
ending on the 3Oth of June 1850. 1t is taken from
the Report of the Secretary of the Treasury trans
mitting the Annual Report of the Register Of the
Treasury, of the Commerce and Navigation ofthe
United States for the fiscal year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
ReceIpts of Produce

BIZ Railroads during the last "a h0urs-Jaa.
l6-Bg Eyie-l9O4 sides Leather 100 bbls Flour 80 do
Whisky do Ashes IA Calves 46 head OF Cattle l79 pkgs
Butter l8 Sheep 24l Hogs IA bags Flour, $40 do Oats
By Neo York and Neio-HGreH.-l8 pkgs Butter S65 do
CheeIe 426 Hogs IS bbls Flour 81 do Whisky, z sides
Leather Calves l22 Sheep, Is bales Wool coo bushels
Malt q bags Flaxseed, l54 do Flour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF sEw ToRE.-.--..--.JAN 10


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