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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

IN UEENSWARE, GLASSWARE AND LOOKING
NHS CiLASSES--On hand large assortment, embrac-
ing all the new styles and of the best quality.
For sale by LITTLE & DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, October 25, 1850. %
RONNETS brought by Express in A days from
Ed the East, are now selling fast at HENLEY'S.
DRINFS, Ginghams, Lawns, Bareges, Sc
lectedwith care aud warranted to please at
April l5 ... llENLEY'S
DARASOLS of every shade, plain ,changeable
L embroidered or heavy finged, lower than ever at
April 10 s.......... IllNLEY'S.
TALLMADGE HOUSE.
A BROWN respectfully announces to the citizens
IA. and travelling community that he has purchased
the interest Of Samuel Lidy in the Hotel known as
the 'TALLMADGE HOUSE" where he will take
great pleasu IN waiting all those who mny favor
him with call. ,,, ....--...- ...,.,
Lancaster, February %, 1851. ly40
NEW GOODS.-We are now. opening larg
~ portion of our purchase of Fall& Winter Goods
which have been bought at the lowest prices and will
be sold at corresponding low rates. The styles and
quality of stock are Of the tbeautiul and du.
rabe Kind and we invite all our old customers andhe
public generally, to call and examine the stock.
LITTLE & DRESDACHS.
Lancaster, september 90, 1850. . .. 20
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

STAT2pAy q yA II TAUMP,
AttOrnrV- NJ Law,
HAVE Removed ther Office 90 he roam rormerl,
occupied by Wm.J. Reese, ES1.. Immediately oppo
no the residence of Daniel SilIord Esq.
Lancaster, March 10. 1850 , As
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
TO FARMERS.

~ - AaNANit Afae'7s
| US'r received and for '1e 10 BgshalS 5iilIet
y Seed. s GEORGE KACFf'MtN.
April O. 1851. 43
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
0bt Gaittasttr @a3ttie.
NI0naay EyenIug. Sept 8, lssI

n CAss-ARot1ey Member proeiaed
We notice tha, Tho Democracy OF
Hooking have nomioafrd for Pr"ba'e
judge. FlaVius Case, Esq, late member.
Of iAo Ohio Constitutional Convention
We police throughout the State, gen,
ehsl disposilionauong the Locoincomem'
hera f,leat bedy..to apply fer-nopina
lions. FG@ lhus far base been rejected.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
Lancaster, April ~, 1851

nROP N LADIES, and take look through large
~ and splendid assortment of Dress Goods, embmc
ing all the leading and popular styles in Iashor
many Of them entirely new and truly elegant
Noycmbar y, 1850. W. II WISE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

4 IL are invited to call&examine theStock olGood'
N which deiies competition in quality and style at
April 10 @ hENLEl D
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
NOW TITENl

elNl aiF NOW TITENI - .9fnt 4
GNATES in the Tallmaagc House, has got a fresh
'tno tedious 70 nonlion,"s HtfsNFs3 VI
Lancaster, Nav 29,,lS5l. fNN =. ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

TSuPERANcE = The Temperance men
Of Ohio held Convention in-Coldmbns.
onlfs 81 inst The body concluded not
TO aomiuate a Slaleiicket, Resolutions
we're adopted, after considerable discus
sioe'adsisi0g temperance men 10 be care
fuI that ,hey vnted for me Of sound TEN
perauee pripeiplei. .Anolher Conven.
ton was callpd for the l3thsd next jan
u6ry.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

s. II. BANCROFT, A..TST,
+ d AS opanoda STUDIO IN TIE LOVER pa RT
hA OK EWING'S OFFICE BUILDING, whore he
will be h9Ppy u e&hibit spscGnn d his ,.ill low
ers OF art. Lancaster, Jull -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

y is' q QUEENsWARE. l'7 a,ilt
A Fine assortment now unpacking at .NISE'S.s
IN Lancaster, nov 8, 1850. 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON! I!

M 2. KREIDER has just returned from the East
YA. ern cities with selected Stock of fresh pure
Drugs and Medicines. Also large assortment
of the finest and most rare Surgical Instruments,
choice CUTLERY, &c. The LADIES haze moi been
forgotten! Call and see his rare articles OF Fancy
Goods Prices very low. ..4r. --
Remember No. l06, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
Mor,b 1 1gSI . b.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

The "Plaiodealer" sihe. especial or
gan of L"cofocoism in Ncllberr Obin.
The disposition manifested. by Gid
dtngs, to co operalewi'h tho Locoiocos in
the election Of President. has pre- dis
posed the au'i.whig party to make cap
tain Of him - Sci Gds.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

,NHV PtUPIe OF LaIIcaster and the Vlcin-
ty have had time to test the furniture made at his
shop Here is the place to get black tchrtGin
bedSteads little cheaper than any where else
Truchlc bedsteads always on hand, and all kinds of
other BedsteadS, very cheap He also keeps Tables
and Bureaus and all kinds Of Furniture that a man
may want with which to commence housekeeping.
Give him call and you cannot help but purchase,
as he is determined to sell as low as the lowest,
Come and try. SAMUEL WILHELM
Lancaster, February 49, 6m4l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
PURNITUREI, FURNITURE

GNEoRGE j. EcRERr still continues At his new
N stand on Main street, IN StanberTy's Buildipg
tiuQ doors East Of he Hockfug Ralley BaEk, where
VIII be found asusnal general assortment Of CABI-
NET FURNiTURE,w which ID admittedly all 70 be
the largest and cheapest everbeiore kept hi hn place
-. from the plainest to the fa- Ns..zS
@ssss-a est, consisting Of 80
SOFAS, solid 1IahOgany=,H..
CHAIRS, Tete.a.tetes, Divans, TABLES, Stands. Bu.
reaus and fine Bedstesds, SC. &c..
CINCINNATI FURNITURE.-I will also keep
on hand Agenera assortment of Cincinnati Furniture.
which viii be soldata smdlpdvance upon city prices,
thus obvating the necessity Of citizens aoinp else,
where to buy furniture, by making IL TO their adyan
tage to purchase of the subscriber offering them
either home or city manufacture All furniture sold
by me will be warranted to be well made and durable
materials,
| A GOOD HEARSE is always in readiness II attend
funerals The subscriber has and hereafter will
keep constantly on hand cotins ready made, 40 that
he will be enabled TO furnish them in few mnntas'
notice. He will promptly attend funerals anv whera
in the county without extra charge. sFfs
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully asks
tinuance Of the public patronage. In the same buiJ
ing is Mr. G.. Smiths Chair and Bedstead Factory az
that customers be accommodated in either line A.
the same place. GEORGE L. ECKERT.
Lancaster. November 4 1885, ilssl 1 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
LIVER COMPLAINS,

LIVER COMPLAINT, aroi
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous
Debility, Disease Of the Kidneys,
"A ND all diseases arising from dsordered Liver
IA and Stomach such constipation, fullness, or
blood to the head acdty ofthe stomach nausea heart
burn disgust for food lness weight in the stomach.
sour eructations sinking or utering at the pit Of the
stomach, swimming of the head, hurried and difficult
breathing, ihtterng at the heart choaking sufoca
ting sensations when in Lying posture, ,dnness ofvis
i'm dots OF webs before the sight, fever dull pain in
the head deficiency of perspiration yeowness OF the
skin and eyes, pain in the side, back chest, limbs Sc,
sudden ushes of heat, burning in the hesh constant
maginings of evil. and great depression ef spirits.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

BNREsS TRININiINGS.--A large assortment Owe
vet Ribbons, Jenny Lind Braid, Neck Ribbons aud
Beltings for sale by LITTLE & DREsBAChS:
ancaster. October 25, 1850 20
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

care, Fire, --aEisc, Fire, Fire.
ipES TCS, STScrsggHsa IS Agent Of me cry INSu.
pared To Insure property Of any description against
lsssor damage by FIRE, in tho town Of Lancaster
and vicinity OHice-- Main Street Fosters Building
" - .-.t JOHN GARAGHT Z
'IRhcastcf, ,peeomoer8 8I lSi9 5t- 'tl 1dl9tf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
VINIE WHOLE TRUTH public are in
u Yitel to call at my Ahop in Grenne,s hnildnn

~ nearly opposite the Tallmadge
"A House and examine my
Stock Of f5addles and Brides,
n Wagon & Buggy Harness, Car.
ri riage Harness, Halters, Crup-
pers, Whips, Collars, COM.
MON and FINE TRUNKS,Va-
lises, Carpet Bags, &c. sc.
II These articles are manufsc-
tured under my own supervis-
ion OF the best material and
for cash. Country Produce or on a
N. YOUNG.
tober 10. 1850. .rr. 24tf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

'eDRhet. I'VE understand il is in con.
templHion, at Columbus, TO give the
Hon. j, r. Giddings op5ieate,linner, for
his late endorsement ofSamnel Msdary.
ex ChaEman ofthe Committee of Safe
,vUs apts
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

DON'T FoRGET-Thst the place to buy the best
Jgoods at the lowest prices, is at the cheap store
opposite Slteffer's Hotel. w. T. WISE
'Lancnstnr, November s. 1850. ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11
OLD CHAIR and BEDSTEAD ACTORY

|CAMUEL WILHELMis on the track again at his old
- stand on BroGdsstreet, Lancaster, Ohio where he
has been for the last fifteen years 't y IS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-11

NNTOOILEN GOODS.--I am now opening com
w plee stock of cloths, casshneres. sattines Pi-
lot. beaver and macknaw over coangs, Tweods, Han-
nes kersevs jeans, fled cloths, sheeps grey Gossi
nets Insevs' &c. -. W. I. WISE.
7 t'ncasttr, noyembcr 8, 1850 ASK. ... 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-01
Brown, Shipley 81 Co.'s Circular.

Per steamer BaltieI LIVERPOOL, Friday, Dec. 10.
We have experienced steady good demand for Cotton
throughout the past week with an improvement in the
lower middng qualities of American OF I'd v 10 while
the better qualities unchanged the mar e closing stead
~ but CUTE lily at our quotations. -
Fair Orleans Sd. fair Mobiles u, fair Uplands u " 10 :
mddng qualities u al l-l6d % b. There has been rather
more doing this week in Yarns and Goods at slightly i'm
proved r6ies. 1900.
The sales Of Cotton for the week estimated at IL l9O
bales which Spectators have taken $500 and exporters
$50 bales The American descriptions sold consist OF
10000 Upands al as l,S4O Orleans at 6t094 $3.50 Mo
bes and Alabamas ait and $50 Sea Islands at ltg
I'D ~ II.
The stock OF Cotton In this port is called 100000 bales
Of Which $4,000 American against total stock OF
47l,ot0 at this period last year. Of which 100000 were
American.
The late heavy arrivals of Flour and Wheat from the
United States end the COnnen, have created dlness in
our Corn market with slightly downward tendency IN
prices Indian Corn is quoted 32sd3Ss y quarter for
hie 5d3ls Cd for yellow, aud sos d3Os Cd for mixed
Western Canal Flour, I9sN2ls Cd Canada, 2ls022si
Philadelphia and Baltimore IS I'd Ohio 24s, and Sour
l9sdzCs q Dbl
Abon 1850 bills Resin have been sold this week at "a lOd
y for up TO IS ~ cwt for very fine, and about
$500 bbls Turpentine at Is 9dd7s p cwi.
Yours respectfully, BROWN. SHIPLEY co.
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Tuesday. Dec. SPIN.

Tuesday. Dec. SPIN.
The market for stocks was very animated to-
day, nearly as much so as any day since the i'm.
provement began. This feeling which was very
apparent at the morning Board, was continued to
the close of the Second Board. The day closed,
and with it the old year, with more of buoyancy,
and promise of future financial prosperity than
any corresponding time within our recollection
The advices from Europe set at rest all appre-
hension Of war and its consequent disarangement
Of Csmmeice This, with the extending sbund-
ance Of money, and prospect OF its continuance,
forms most abundant combination Of favorable
influences with which to CONNIE nee the Nee Year
The salesto day Of nearly every description ofspec
ulative stock were large. T. S. 6s o. sold at ll5l
which 10 an advance of cent for the other
Government loans full prices were offered, butthere
were Id sellers Pennsylvania SIS were want
"a at 95, but no sales Indiana Canal preferred
SIS sold st 80, which is al advance of , y cent
Delaware and Hudson was in demand at III for
fall and l3s for scrip. Farmers Trust was the
most buoyant Of the "fancies" to-day it closed
at secOnd Board at ssh, which is an advance Of 3
y cent. since yesterday. Canton Co. was wanted
at 57l about ] y cent. advance This stock is
attracting further attention from substantial buy
ers. There is no corporation probably, anywhere.
in better hands than this. Mr.. Canton, its Prcsi.
dent is the embodiment Of shrewd, cautious.
and reliable business man, hence the prosperity
ofthis Company is rapidly developing and increas-
Ing in value. Erie was firm at the close at ssl
this an improvement OF over = per cent. Har.
lem has advanced since yesterday morning q
cent; il closed very firm, and like Erie and Far
mers Trust, it promises to be stall higher very
soon. Reading advanced about ] Vcent and closed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-01
Disasters, &c.

Loss The brig John Rhodes Capt York
from Baltimore for Plymouth hass Wrscked Saturday
ing R OF the ser place. with the loss Of Of go
the la Dor she touched Browns lsand Abous O'Clock
the when her anchors Immediately let but she
dragged still further and renamed fast The capanthsn succssd
I'd h wife and child, and returned 70 the
Eheh continued labor heavily tie wnd Increasing with thck
storm the supposed 10 have bsd Soon AFTER
young about Of whose We cd not earu
Nashsd from the deck and lost the making eompee breach
the vessel which continued the position until O'Clock
Sunday morning When she filed aHd The obliged 10
themselves deck and subsequently, the rggg, where all
NAMED unt 10 ck exposed 10 he severe cod weather The
storm h that the brig could not from Plymouth
al O'Clock the forenoon but she discovered
large numbered The Inhabitants proceeded 70 the wreck With Life
boa's and rendered prompt and Efficient 70 the dtesssd
Ihsy arrived Ongde the vese hbOua o'clock and
cesded es,ung al who board number
cuog hecaItan They nsar exhausted BY the cold a0d
badly 1os bitten The brig oAdet with ard
honr coatgnfd . hr shern Of Pb mouth Who has $50
II the Plymouth oce The believe owned
Portland Vas paItlv injured.
Capt H bark W,ossh Boston Busnos Ayrss reports
having The 2h Cape Cod sW 20 miles the wreck o sch
DsaSsTe, Of POtaad full of and abancoue1 With buk
vas End boWspt and the mailing comp breach
her saw nst shp into ths Bay, With opgaL
so-vesn light tim, had painted ports aEd two houses
deck. one lore the other ar
Ossfsr Toord from ORLEANS for Boston during the
Essof saiursy. ashore Pesicd H Bar and H. sup
posed bscone total oe Her cargo BE- saved damaged
stats consists OF SO bass cou, 81 DO 1000 bbs dou
81 os eatbsf 20 bids and 90 hss 20 b6 OIL casks hans
sachs feathers 80 cask OIL caAs, uns - wAcut
ship baustaee Ba goth and 9h, about Eve
- fom DENIS b-a proosby dnysu 81 weather
took "a stern boat.
scH Rtrsios from Hanpdsn Dsnvs's pa, Povncs,ovn
sPih wnh oss Of iorrssi sna psft Of dscA load.
Be om la Have NJ or Boston, tbelOfe 81 ashore
sold al auction The fSth of $780, acudg
81
So RIO Gs.xnt C from boston lor Gsorreowu nc (b.r,
r~peucd sssrr al frsaowa) hss been o. and Pro
'tr'to~u hsfoof Ca ihs seth, iH Soed order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-01
Arrived.

" No@ '
sbP Arctic zsreg Liverpool and passenger 10 Zsr.zs
20 he u.s. o~so ato GUARANTEES last sht BY the steam tug
sap ivaHhos knight Liverpool Nov O. mds. and 1910 pa.
AN srersneeea hecvy gaze from Westward shch sofunr
'pa 40 spit s Al lac shipped seayy sea VII ch
Nasbtd overheard csp kaghi he at Of nauur "A.
Hatt sah bacs Fhen The broke board
g. ofsfe, arc Had deaths duung fhe passage
ran Peter Del Hey Savannah days and ce 70 d.,
Bari gow'H wass Add.oa NJ. 10 d. lumber aud l.t to
bs Protection, H. cass 10 d. uab. and hih to Smith
lieafman a Co. 49, - '''''s''f
Sch I'absla Dryer, ADDISON Ms.i9ss
seh hHls. al.ams. PtiaislphA, d. boal
surveying sch ihnhoa Com jones, arrived N morn no
iron cfuss - he EastssFd. =
seh q L, Loysh Bostun. as ndse % Z q W Rsusk
sch hsay GIBBS, CushEan New bedford IA, Oh
coal - F-' ~ e'4H' 70 iefuAaa'
sch GstsHs Coonbs, PLaisphia css bound 10 Portland
sch hAubou, futls. Soy "a. IL. corn
sch james Bsrfuit Msfy, Philadelphia d. coai
81 hsy ho~aHi ho-std Philadelphia d. px ifos boani
Sch yessph Fafwsn Ahsausfs Rosliass A.. b. q, r,,.
RIVER - ~ ''"' '''' !" 'AN
- htbov. su- nsdrrhs sts corr hoasd 10 P,ov,i..e.
So hhi-f, IAau, fhl'dslrha g. coal
~ eaah jane hessd, lhafs rh. coal boz ID Ia Garf c.
Haven. '"'' '-N " ~"
20 j.a' S'oh rsf'oa. s.as'lafart &c ~ o.
Sch i'e He1s'es, css' b, 10, ea,', sls .ps &c ,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-01
Nv TaIAarRnh.

FosToN Dee An barb St Jsgo, Havana Dec H. brig Lady
Of he Iaks,-.
ca slips Matilda San FanoSe. Emma Watts Charleston barb,
Suana Smyrna bT Caroline Sun Juan Cuba Jenny Lind sagua
Robert Wig BALTIMORE sehs koher san Juan Nicaragua Water
loo, Havansj Geo New Yon.
PORTLAND, Dec SOAR brig Henry Leeds New Tortj sch
Ocean, Norfolk
ca bsrI Jubfee, Gu, brig samss Roach, Porto Rico.
EDGARTOWH Dec g7-Au bark Peru T1cahuano Fork 100
tp. leo VII
HOLINESS HOLE Dec S7-An schs Friend Philadelphia for
Boston, Isabella Boston, Pa from Rappshannock Tor Cape
Ann
ash Lowell Baltimore Boston, Matilda Cohas
set Tor EoIohi Metropolis and chas Hartman Provncsovn for
do; Johnson for Philadelphia; Eastern Light from Boston for
Tang COquee Lnbec for Charstown; Clark Wnsor Norfolk
for Bos'
Q9h brig Margsres RIO Grands. Nov for Salem Fovs
lat 81 long no. sp0ke B ba from Lsndon for Valparaiso;
10TH loo "a TO- spoke BE- bark PcUEhboy from RIO Janeo
for New Orleans Dec s lat 81 g. og 50 10 sch Psir HoOh for
Antigua
Bes LYDIA soIsr Baltimore Tor Essex Good Hope, Boston for
New lo Wocott for dol Mly Ann Frankfort for New
York Kossuth, Portland for Baltimore
Arr 3h bngs Clement charsatou for Boston, Susan, New York
for Fantucket
NEW BEDFORD Dee 9oAn sch Martha New York. schs sa-
rah and Crusade DO; Hoop CorinhaE, do.
SID ship Coggesha FRANCISCO; schs Ellen Rodnan Ellen Per-
kns. and MontOfsy New York sloop Ellen, do.
PROVIDENCE Dec 3oSd New England and sch Brown
Phlsoepbs; Bairtt, New York; sloop w Bowen, do.
FALL RIVER, Dec so-Arr sch Fairfield, Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-01

CO ln Bedford Dee -, bark cathsrvooe, io "s''pon)
Allen Atante Ocean . r,-
spoisn-No date \ on 20 ship Lew Ssaiesss E3soa
i'm New. Bedford cT North Pseihc-sl sell ...,
IHr wllx FfsHrsIThe New BEDFORD hsrcsFJ n spear &
the recently received 1hs ascoohs ron ~.
wbalpr received BY The recent effrb
ro Includes from hnDdssd sh~ repofte 70
from Russs and Alt< having tA -
during OF 81 bsb Of vale oi o. an Aggregate
645 bbs OF this fee - vessels ha'e oseo sen cay on"
an aggregate bb From pie.ent appsaFAces ne po
taon ~ Whale WI exceed that Of tho pre- eat year ~
several bbls While Of IRE r&fne seAs We
importation sperm o Will a sao' OF tnat OF tie present year !"
Ar 4, Provne,own Dec g. spartAn Coca fan St sAry',
with 20 bbs sp OH see disasters -, 49,. =, m
ART at sydrsy Ssw, Aug IL socOn saEu' s'asOrd Of faA
RIVER I'm South Seas =. 49, -. T., -
tnet left he Paclic made report Of OH
sd fn Dec p ons fede'on iues worm AA'
Nov To- ats Ion % W. ceuubs, cash I'm ssnsels for 'hs
Psc6c
pee TO- as Ion g. BaIc Of wesipori not
Az Peopausk sept g. shpkntssoH socuni, Nb WIN '' ''
bone. put for water, homewArd eouad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-01

4hs,hsIi M. Jessph, IN Sorih r Esrop' for s'.
y, h,sgS In o.. ~ tz,oas, m Loadoa or calorua
D.ef suss o. 0tfar, i'nnea Sears S'a'' In y SRA '
Hfstn
De- D. oThs Lizard. a trg Aussst4-Soihng f'''h-f
Dec pa On. o. Df. Cob ilg,, oi Nss "a 90 90
o.e ~ ai ~ - 100 ~ lD bfk ~ -. r. Bah
sog 1879 oa 1to, 90 P0ogheoy, from S Tor ss~'
Of<ans. o. T..
seSB tl R 100 y Hsas" I'm sostoa 'o' saagofs'1p-
,os.d Dutch b. Bcfsas Bsston OF TO- East isoss
aux STRAITS Hasofo, bsfk Jaan Psnssf' I'M NnhAof
ssT7 ~ r on 60 sbp soooo. Browu, I'M ssfs.ps' ~
Nov is atsS r y " fsu- u nsfcs ~ s'u Fr.ne'eo
So IA NJ ~ g. b4ra Brow. n NsS fofs To- Cae@
sov .5 ID "A H. ion - W, axs, tApsfeAn) oobsa<
furaer.
Jarsfo ~ Sew Ofesas . ~ , -
Dse4 VI -. lon H. shp csfoas Ss'mo' bsis' L'''p0'
De- ~ oa as,tsrss srem ,hp Ars,a,os, % sty'in - r
De- a. bon 70 g. slip BenaasOu. I'm Boston for New
De- t. s,s IS 70 81 brig Iyra IN Bangor e c-fasoA,
Dec - 80 Bfem 5fE Lesnona IN ie'' 'H-
busi0l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-01

Tuesday Dec 81 SUSAN JANE daughter OF John ami sa
rah Ann Hobby, aged IA months an q days
The relatives ard friends Of ihe family scu invited n
the une from the residence Of her parents a Nes o.
Thursday, January Q,st2 O'Clock D.
On tho 3st Dec JANE ANN vile Of Daniel Tuth and daugh
ter of Agues Core4 The 5Sth year Of herage.
Her were taken TO Greenwood for niermsnt
riches L. Dec 26h DAVID LAhPHlER, aged 81
evening Dec. Of ChagTes contracted his
passage from California WALTER L. HOWE aged 26
and months.
viii be tasn this morning South BrOOkhsd Mas
for infefmsnt-
So Boston and California papers, peass copy
Ps'enon, the 3lst nat Mr. WILLIAM G. HUNTER,
10 the 2qth ear ofhs age
respectfully invited attend his funeral morrow,
Thursday the Sd INST At ocock p em the residence Of bis
father in law, M John Brown, OF Paterson, n. J.
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Passengers Arrived.

In feaNsAp Baltic from Liverpool LAT Pravnes'oioH Mr. Jas
Brown Mrs jas Brown BOwn children servant and steward
hessfs Geo Brown oues Waller Hawkins, Sergeant, Mr.
and Mrs COvdn. Messrs MACY Gnscom, c Hsstngs
Mr. and Mrs shockelord Mr. Martin Mrs and Miss Smith, Mss
Johnon hesss Ramer, Hastings. Potter w Parker Ds
bon, Hampton, Mrs Daring Msssrs Moutou DeAndr nF
Mrs sckwa Dr. Smith and Son DR. Anch Messrs Lsnco
YNers Mumford Allen Hutton, Bailey, Kunst Dalton
Brgs Hhman, LINE Hassd Hauser Capt n Palmer Hook,
Ms Mason Messrs 6rChsns sshWends schank Hsrurth
Fuller. sibbem svt, Wacott Pennco Curtis; w
Merritt, Jones Fry Lsrs and Mrs Little; Mr. w Kendall
Bullet so Mes william HsTdof5 Henry IT, Wagner BroE
hss cosby mad Mr. Britain coa,s Mr. ard Mrs Maard
Mr. and Mrs. Esy children. Mes Eisry, Eckford
Bourny, Do Fsur WALDO Dae Mr. Broadwsod Mr. and
Mrs Bach nsnts and t Madame Chsvaes Capt Jno Britain
Mr. Cspp-Total 100
In s,Atg IranAo fran LirGy0o-Msssrs Shaw and Hath
away.
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Foreign Ports.

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land az Martha AM Messr knocs island DO erSs Cedh
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WIN Mt;isry Hchborn and Marvel Farsh Dot Yet com
deg Annawao Amy, WIG sch PAINE hehef SDo" ''s
for Savannah. - a., ~
Arr al HALIFAX Ms Dec 27h, PA stnr Ame a SHANNON hep
Rn.tnr and Ga Al 5 Of cek same day tor LlysrpooL
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