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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-04

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nllr9 ctn1cs 70 nisere als 37b Gts Ole Qaro. GaffI=
net fir 20 Gents, bspttsn rpchtfritcr ais tutrpc.
9anIrts unh ale anosrn 2trttn 6cisnffcFt baten mir
Gin aroers aTrrtemcnt u 9crin9cn Yrssn; 9utsu pcs
tnltcf fGr rur GtS. Ole yaro, rptnofttnS II Gents
prrtb. Getchte uno unacblcihtc GRusliuS ptrtauftn
leet an un9trnttn bsra6otFettn Yreltn, pie man 70
cpaS 6iSbcr mob nie oebSrt bat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-04
Sin ipcibIidbes 2ymtbecribt.

yin qemllef Sluion nuroe Dor Plnl9er
Ssit in 9ipin9fiOn Co., Su., psrbaftst. wsi
or Gin fleines Mdbbsn, baS in fsinr Sa.
mils Iebts. auf fhredlibs @eiie mtebanoelt
bate. Natbem Der @eribt5 S,amts bin
fortgdhbrt, perlofte cine @efsufbaft ucn
SupanSi9 Srauen feline Sobttr, cine iun9e
Srau Don SmanSi9 Sabren, auf rpsIder Die
feIbs Unfla9s baftets. ndb Dem 8aIoe. bano
lie an sinen Baum uno prii9eIte fe auf bru-
GaIe Neile. Samit niht Sufri,osn, tbrrrten
mno feoertsn fie bic MiebanceIts uuo feetsn
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Sn Der Gldbe pon @Imira, q. o.. bat cine
Srau sinsn 9oIoaoIer lebsnci9 aefau9su.
Gr i6oB auf cine Senne brrab, Die an Der
1bir oes Sdrmbauies filttsrts. puroc pon
Der Srau an9sgriffen, ebe er fib nit fensr
9eute pom Soeen erbeben fonnte, uno nab
biei9em Rampfe uberwunoen. Seine Slh
gel msfen SUP 8eits, feline 8eine 3 3Ou
9ife, uno feline mittIers SraQe III 2 3ou
lang.
8arsIi6 brannts sur Nabbeit has Saus
bss 9rn. Ruoolpb Snader. cines Seut-
fbsn, in Brighton C5 MeiIen pcn @Isp,-
lamb ob. Sunf Icincr &inorr fanosnin Den
Slammen ibrsn Sob &; sr IcIbft uno feline
Srau nit einem SiuaIin9 rsttstsu nur nit
fbwersn 8ranoperIeeunecn ibr 9eben. Gl5
iie smabtsn. ftIu9sn bic SIammen fbCu
uber ibnen Suiammen.
I'm Is. unb 16. SttObsr fo1 in 8orcs'
fer, Mol, risOsr cine Convention Sul
Sirtctun9 Der n&ebte te5 wtitIbsn 9e
fbIedts" 9ebaltsn werosn. Stauen uni
Sunsfrauen, mei6 unc fbwarS inp SUI
SbsInabms ein9eIacen.
Die 8artcffeIfeutbe fbcint i'm Stoot
Nm Sort oiefss Sobrs siebr potbsrrf6cno 81
fcin, Defenders fcmmt Die Elo9e aus Der
Counties Maeiicn. Ontario, @rie, Giving
ttcn, @enefee. @pcmins, Sncnoa9a, S5
wrsO uno @OrtIanrt.
600 bis 700 Snoianer, bic ucbrrs0e BE-
Gtdmme Qcttawatamies, Msnomcnees unl
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Ier ncusn Ssimatb wsfIib Vcm Mtfilfiippi
in bie Rdbe oes Sorts SeauenwCrtb, 9ef6aft
worben.
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er aus Dem Yaraoiefe 9strisben mar, oaourd
8ube that eaB er fshs buneert Sabre au
etnem Sein 9elIonoen.
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minbsrdbri9es Yaar Cbne 3uftlmmun9 Dc
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Seer. Staaten.
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bioaten. ..
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tete S6msi9famfsit aIS cine Der ft0nltsl
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-04
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wiro biermit eeeeben, ba6 Die unterisldnds
ais 1eminiIfratrir Don Der .SinterIaiIcnf6aft
pes perCforbruen gepi German Isebin
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IolIenTdaft f6uIot9 ino, wsrcen 9ebeten
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-04

I'm Is. uno 16. Sttober fotl in @orce'
fer, MoG, risOr cine Convention Sul
Sirteun9 Der ,&edte te5 wsitIi6tn Se
fbIedts" 9sbaIten wercsn. Srauen uni
Sun9frauen, nsi6 uno fbwarS, fino 5u'
SbsiInabme ein9eIacsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-04

Die 8artofeIieutbe fbcint i'm Staatt
glw Sort oiefes Sobr .febr potberrf6eno 6u
fcin, Defenders fOmmt Die EIose aus Den
Counties Maeifcn, Ontario. Grie Giving
fCn, @snsfss. @pomin9, SnCnca9a, SS
pt9o uno GortIanct.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-04

So Die Sirfsn,s stauben, oa6 Goam, ais
er aus Dem Yoraoicfe 9etrieben mar ooour6
8ube that caB sr fshS bunoert Sabre aui
einem Sein aeitanosn.
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
Court Of Common Pleas.


DEo S.-.4aB IS. .J0oobs.-Ths was action OF
ssnce brought to damages for the speaking Of
words imputiDg unkipd treatment by the plaintiff 10
his sister The defer dant did plead the truth Of the
matter alleged 20 be ssrderous but urged many matters
in mitigation CT damages Among others IL was insisted
that the parties Jews the plaintiff could not have
been Injured BY remark made by jew to another
speech Of the plaintiffs counsel in the following
words -"Anoth.r topic which mentioned by the
Learned counsel who opened this case, would have been
paf ed In silence BY but for the fact that IL
stE,t Uousy urged matter Cf defence and seemed
Be confidently relied What impression IL produced
on the minds Of Jurors am unable 70 say II this
that the plaintiff lrsel.s and the defendant
Lrssliis; and IS they both Jews neither could
maintain action sgsin,t the other In a Christian
for ALL should be restricted in its practical applcs
ton 70 cass In ether words that Gentiles
favored than the most favored nation Of oldthat God
p.euisr people indeed 20 be denied the Of
ices Il humanitythe common benefits Of free so-
yerumentn Ana the learned council went 20 far
10 speak Of the Teculiarities of the jews as he
plessed 70 call them, and ridcue the idea Of action
by jew against jew. Now gentls men there dif
frfLt classes Of Jews there different classes Of
Gen,ilee-some honest snd some dishonest We have a
ocmDcdoTe in navy, Who IL q jew We have
wealthy. respectable, and hone,t merchants In this
city who jews We have editors-learnsd, erudits
men lawyers and doctors in this city, wis Jews
ffcm whence came The ls~ and the prophets The poetry
q the Psalms the touching rahoe of the Book OF job
IN. inspired elcqusuoe Of Isaiah; the lofty ption
Ct jeremiah were all indted by Jews Ana sbo D.. ..
Paul Who were the writer's Of p. ro.ps, and who va.
the at Apthor Of that go.pelF fsnsw.r Js~s-au
Jews shall v. then deny Jew Justice because h. /.
jew No, God forbia. verdict for plaintiff Of $3.50
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

His relatives and friends are rsspesully invited to at
tend bis funsr. thL afternoon, q O'Clock from bis
vitstion His remains win be taken to Gresnwood for
interment
On Friday evening, December TO- Moses A. CaAwrosD,
in the thirty nrst year Of his sge.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectful
y invited to attend the funeral this morning at 10
o'clock from BY, rssidsnos AV West Tventy-f0urth
On Friday December is ss. sScrt and severe ILL.,
ness. Mrs. AesEs Hlsmosp aged 70 years.
Of her sOn.in.law William H. Revere, respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this morning. 22d instant
at 10 O'Clock from her late residence % Chry.e street
county Cork, aged II years.
His friends and scqusintanoes respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence 1853 East
Twelfth street, tomorrow 23d instant at O'Clock
On December 20 RIcHARs WILLIAM STEWART, aged
year only son Of George William and Caroline Isabella
The friends are invited to attend the funeral from 20
Hsmersley street, this day at IL O'Clock.
In Brooklyn, on Sunday morning December p, SARAH
ANNE LErITIA, daughter Of Francis and Maria Gar
| rett, aged year months and nine days.
The friends OF the family and Of his brothers in law
William George and John Mountjoy, also the members
OF Eagle Lodge, No. o. and Bethlehem Encampment,
the funeral corner Of Pacific and Smith streets
to morrow 23d instant, at o'clock p. NJ Her remains
| will be taken to Greenwood for interment.
On Sunday evening December 81 CASTER youngest
daughter Of Richard and Cathsrne Powers aged years
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral to. merrow afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence of her father Of Clinton and
| Baltic streets South Brooklyn.
On Friday, December 10 at the Pavilion New Brighton,
Staten Island LOUIS BLANcARD Of Francis and Caro-
line Blsncard, aged Is years
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral which will take place this
day 22d instant at II O'Clock precisely and will proceed
from the Pavilion to Pier No. l. North River where
rages will be in readiness to convey them to
Cemetery
In Lexington KY, on December 20 in the sixteenth
yesr OF his at the residence Of his uncle, D. A.
ssyre. Eco, WILLIAM A., son of Henry N and Mary Il.
CoDkn, Of Brooklyn, L. L.
The New York herald., 1851-12-22


On Saturday December 20 AZ hl, rs,ia.a,. NJ "a
Grsenvich street hr OWES CALLar.r
HIS ffien3s the friends Of his fatherin.lar Joss,b
hunt snd also those OF his son. in law Augustus No
man are respectfully invited 20 attend his funeral
this day a. o clock p NJ Tfh remains will ba ,aksn
70 the family burial ground a. ereensSoi for inter.
ment. " ~
On Sunday morning December q at hi. lat. r..,dsDe.
~ Crooy sitest ALrN,NUER KELE sr aged 85 years and
The irisnis of he family nd those Of hl. SON, Jobn
ari Alexsndsr lyle Jr., the me mber. Of the phil
harmonic socsty and the musical profession reperalIv
ae rspsctu invited 10 attend bis funeral At rnliv
Chyrcn on 20 morrow morning the sd instant A, III
occcs without further notice.
On Sunday mcrnDg December Il aftsr sbsr. iiinss,
hieEccs rte q PHILIP Laimer aged g years month.
and % isys
Ths ss3 Of ,hs family are respectfully invited - a.
teni her funeral ths day December ~ from bar af.
f'.a',r-e kshy our,h street. Fourth Avenue At
On sun.az December q IN her twenty af,h year 49,
Essr ANs1'e' % Veorse
4- Bl:1.' a.s rspe,tful.y invited 20 .,s,i ba- s.
nt-- on to-rt.-op ,hs .. iustant a. 10 o.cfrk AZ
fih ley ia-r ,. is-cs i5g DELANEY street ns,r
% su-isv D,ttNJpt - Mrf MAar 81 .e agsI s4
Ihs f'ard q. e. family 49, ,elDt-tfuiv Invited to
atffni ntr tln' = 20 n ler ate lsBes 80 Hssfsr
sffsst cn t0 mJrrog 81 iastsnt A. 1 o-l-.r ~bs -
rasss sil u tsSs1 % Cypress ul4s Lsal-a rssert
% suii' r.ssnsss q C. -,, F.,s..., sl.5s
n ~ u a..,ss cf tl- f,-nl1 ... s.,5...r.,, I'D,
r 80 t1 -. Id le fgrs q ICON nJonI1zis re- .t r.-
roe -'f s1t st u q c.1cA n ILs -..ns..s oil
lr k.1 D. % fs.e -p-' Cen ..... ,-- tl...usa-
Nr Haf.- ....r '-r q. r. t..t .
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The New York herald., 1851-12-22

CHASnIs VIA HAvAnALsrstMsH,r PSILApELPMA
children, Tweed three children and servant Mrs Butt
and three children Mrs Stedman Mrs Ingrahsm and four
oagt,s, sherman d Chamberlin, Mulhollan. Tully
Whalan, A Murphy II Symons, ID Listle, Lathrop, A
Robinson, SA schrfber. Sehriber. Upson and
J Roberts, d Harper. DR. Whtten. Tower. Mrs
NJ. summers Mr. Henry and lady Mrs Dsap: two Miss %
IahrOp and two children Mr. neHenry lady and servant
Mrs ketcalf two daughters and two servants. Mrs
Mrs Cnt0I Block. Srssnbsry, IN Mhlss M D.nisi: I;
and lady, L seaman. @ smish + W Broxn Coffin, j
and LADY, " Hsmilson :. LsSn,n. Fsrsusos, Cans,
ACn:sf esy.n' wy wBSyian yannseni rr.psGs,i,
3 FT.nesiL " hiisr " Dqns,f. shea, Delaney. 4
Williams, Mcdonald. Kispper and lady two Miss
K'yssrs Keeper, mrs Kispper; A stsphsnss Chute
Harding kcKewou, lady and three children. Mon
roe. Pierre, c Josephs. Creight9n. j Kullng
Beck.
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

NIWpUHYPORT, Dss u-Arr soar Kossuth. NYork.
NkW LONDON. Dec r-Ay propeller Quinnsbsux aoi-
An York for Norwich; Henry Gibson. Baker Phi
Philsdeiphia Consul Adams. NYorh Unoas. Fsrgo PhAa
rorssnd Island carried away heaa OIL forsnAs
issh-Arr prepi Charles oxood Smith, from NYorl for
Norveh Pierce fsom Roc Hand Tor New
Tsti Cs.!!ss;: ssss nom SS ,o SS sshss wake, Sc
John Msshev Dyer de 0ssIn Queen freeman do do
INV SEDioKS, Dec is~Ar brig Alex Niiiisn. Fish.
PHiIADiEPHIA. Dee: ei-Ars ship ren.w.ada. Julius.
steAmships Benz Franklin Sears Boston Virginia. Teal
Buston ssvansah The stesnshp Benz Frank bouad to
y Ia G On i:,n sSs
ing The latter vessels went down TO open
through the @ and render assistance TO the vessels ashore
and sunl in the vicinity Of Fort Mifin. -
NYork Roxbury, Sears Baltimore ship Carpenter.
Burroughs, smyrna Del; soop Harvest, French NYork
Below fore and AFT schr supposed the Oxford HowAnd
Jenkins Porter Baltmors sloops Poiaesr Fowler. and
Blackstone, Appleby. NYork
In Dutch Island harbor this afternoon brig schr
known. SID sloop America, NYork.
RICHMOND, Dec l3-Cld ships Hsrmine, Rachsn. Bre-
men; West phAlia, Vessels. Liverpool.
Indies bsris Noussm and Gipsy Juan; JesuIun,
Guaymas brig WilhelminA. Sandwich Islands; 6h ship
Capitol Masoun Msnila barks Fanny (Br Mobile Co:
Panohts San Bis: The bark Horton gov way 6sh
for Port Ross but returned in the evening and anchored
deg Fort Point, on account of the fog. .
SAVANNAH, Dec l6-Arr steamship Alabama, Ludlow.
l6th-Bark Texas, Lvsrmore NYork; brig Robert Carl
WiIEfN GfoS. Dec i7:-cid brig Richard Golden lsr)
lab. Glazer, de.
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
Teiegrsphic Reysft..

PRovtDENcE, pct ~ lss,.
The cotton receipts during the pa wess Sa'e seen
about equal 70 the demand eales hays ssn ste5v in
sns lots for Immediate consumption at prices no. bs
teiaJ different from the rates Of last week The wool
market couiinaes euist With little more inquiry for
lsec- st the close the wesk The following are ths
ale. reeee & s0C lbs ~ 10 sic but sma o. sold
81 be lowest price pulled 1913 lbs At 90 ss aTc .
foreign 5000 he at Total sale. Of the wsek 5l
The market for printing elo,hs has ben quet ana
shout chspge IN prices the sales ar- 81 500 pieces
eney IA fatheT more demand without change in rate,
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SArUkDAY, Doc ~ T. NJ.
BKEApsrrrFs Flour continued hrm, with sales Of
400 bbs Southern, State, and Western at previous
prices fancy Ohio and Genessee at - s31s 81 SlA ;
81 sII q SIS s7K. Rye -four fetched So y for 100
bbs. hne-sn advance while corn meal wheat barley,
and oats remained inactive at old rates. Rye seemed
steady, 24l0 bush. realizing 76c. s761c as did also
Corn which there 10000 bus purchased at Csc
Q Ode for New Orleans, and Csc. for western mixed
changed hands at lie 50 Msraeaibo at &c. and 80
st Domingo at &c.
CorTor.-The transactions In this article were very
lie BIT to-day Exporters who have latery eyinced some
tmdty disposed TO operate after the an
nouncement Of the Europa arrival at Halifax The sales
previous prices
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
Passengers Arrived.

CHAsREs AND HAvANA-Sseamship Georgia-B Burliny
and lady Mrs Stemberse and family Miller and lady Miss
Craddook Mrs Ball. Col Green Capt Hutobngs Roach.
Reynolds, Clarke, Skull Shemrick Holbrook.
Brewster Dr Dar Indian Affairs Oregon;
C.ds v Avery; 4snsS!lwSod 4 A waidrOn a. G ThS%p,
shreese, L Lewish, R Toombs, said w 0'Connor.
Suydam. Krsps. Brown, Pierce, B Penn, W
WrAy, Gillespie. King, w CLANCY @ CAdvallader,
Goldstein. 0oldstein Mich olsen Graniss and ser
want Devoe, Reynolds. W Wills W SeArles,
Weed, B knight, h Glinsham. Laner, Levy and
brother. Pottsdam, Willis and servant Thomas
Whevten, A Todd, Montgomery. Mr. Burnam, Toll
frey Ellsry. Patch Hopkins Sanborn, despatch
.nent Dr. Skinner Mr Cart Mr. grisa. Titus. Polhs
Lenny s @ Patterson. A Smith. Cain. A Lamb, W
Ridder. squires Spear: whita. N Biaokburn
Chamberlain. Carter. Johnson, Thomas, Thomas.
81 walker. @ Barber. White. c WArdel W Allen,
Spear. j Storms J Larkin, G Salter. W Thomas,
Ewell. II Blair Blair, SAmmer. Tompknl. Levy,
johnson, p Gregory, II xoDeymot W kAok. T Par
pet W Russell, Jones. Chafee. d Hudson.
Whitney Hsnes. w WesA Wymsn Woolsnburg,
Elliott, W shaw, Mckee, Flowers. EEnets.
M hyer, Shoemaker, w Eerxin, Bragg. Myers, c
Schroeder, N A Warner Hough, II Murphy, Taylor.
Capt Johnson Drnkwaer, Mr. Bniy, Mr. Ayres, Mr. Tib
bets wife and child, Baxter, Mr. Killborn. Mr. Dunn.
Pulner ingalls, and sen. Carney. bale,
Carrngton. Levett. w Paroson and brotAef. WOLF
d Chamberlain, Mutt. D Seymour. d Richardson,
Alavon. II Kilby Rettisk and friend, Ateheson
Scott koLane mail agent Mr. Hennquiss-lV in the
steersge.
From Hsyans.Comd. Lopsr Cap. " Brown. :sesmshiI
Philadelphia Freidenburg do; Mr. Valentine do; 0Arner
$50 from Chagres N0reans transferred 10 Empire City s
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

Coal OPERATIONS Our coal companies are
.aekeDipg their operations for a short time with the
view Of orenpg on enlarged scale at the commence
Of the next season 1t Is very evident the
trade Of the Cumberland region win year De such
viii crafty the fondest expectations Of citizsns Our
coal Is in great demand in every quarter Of the
ctrntry both for fuel and for steam purposes and next
spring viii witness the most extended operations both
the part Of comIeni,s and individual prsprietors
MtrfrN' .Ilrlrnnl. CInlerlnnd
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

Buren, to seat In bis cabinet Secretary OF War, IN
which post 1t Il needless to soy that By common oon-
cent he h admitted to proved himseI Of the
most efaceut who has filled that department.. Since
that period, Mr.. POinsstt has withdrawn from pub
lie affairs, showing occasionally BY the mastery pro,
fortunes aud Pre- sperity Of bis native State.
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
MEDICAL.
$500 NI. REv

&H0A RkwARD--CROssNAN's sPKCTEfO
VVOO turs OF oli remedies yss ds50vegsi shis
MOST certain. 10 makes sp1siv ant parn1asat eurs.
ont the iesst restroti0n In isA. dana % ex-Jgrrs
eiaage IN application ~ bgs1eu Haav 40 $3.50 nsa
i'.i 81 NE Ifl - hlt ~ CJe1at
otTttret. a'ss p No ~ AB.1. Hluss AZ Il B.,.I..y
ta1ltsfs.s91 sis35t 90g1ssg gs-asa.
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

Before Joseph Brigham, Rsq
DEo. 19.-The Of the United states against John
Smith, Robert Renson John Dswar, William Rowland
George Young and Thomas Prudden forming portion OF
the crew American ship Marathon charged together
with ak others who have not Jet been arrested with an
sndeavor TO revolt and being OF duty for twenty
ave days the voyage to Liverpool, were this day
called up for exsppstion wesp the evidence 0f
Kezean and bis chief mate, Mr Alexander was eicitsd
by mr. Ridgway on Of the part OF the United STATES
and the hesring then adjourned the following day.
Dsc 20 In the case Of the six for an endsevor
to make Q volt board the ship Marathon further
evidence introduced and the facts as proven snow
that the whole ak shipped in Liverpool They
commenced complaining about the quantity ofprovsons
early In the voyage; they were thea being regularly
supplied with the customary allowance OF food a. estao-
lished in the merchant service but to silence their
complaints Capt Rezean made large additions 70 this
supply with which they stil dissatisfied Captain
r. says he gave them more than they could eat. They
then on the l7th November knocked o duty, and re-
NAMED so during the succeeding twenty i've days Of
the voyage although the captain made sndeayors to
brir them again duty, he having but ten msn left
from crew Of twenty-five, to work his ship to New
York. at q bad reason OF the year.
All six under arrest committed for trial.
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

Movements OF the Ocean steamers.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. Il, 1851.


mali steamship Georgia. Porter CbagYes l0th inst
via Havana 6th with gold dust and 70 Ro
bes Has experienced heavy weather the passage
Brig Fanny lBe, Smith, Antigua Bay, Jam, days, with
rum, SO, to w Dawson. vessel TO master.
schr Eowey Rodgers Charleston days, with cotton
and rice. 10 j Fowler.
sehr hsra Gardner Charleston days. with cotton SO.
to Coiville b Co.
sehr Aionzo Gordon Ns~bsrp, NC, with 10
N Blaskv ell l. Co.
schr MsIgaret. Woslsm. Petersburg. days.
Sailed.
Ship John L. Lucy, Gushing. New Orleans.
bark John Rss Capt Hams Is ashore at hog Island
Inlet, three miles Of the Pavilion at Rockaway. She is
from Russia bound TO this rort and has lz0 passengers
schooner been sent down By the underwriters 10 endea
yor 20 get her of.
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Died,

AZ Trinity Church, New York en- December %. BIZ the
NALEER al Of Phllaiephla -
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Dsc 2l-Wind during the day, wsw.
TeIegraphic Marine ueports

ToIekT@pHIe EssFi"s Heporh.
BosTop, Dec 81.
Arrved-Bsig ceestne, Philadelpha; xetsmora do; Ma
Alap Eaiep schrs BrsganZa, Matilda Albert fnsl Ana
ClenYiew, Philsdelphis
PROVIDENCE Dec ".
Arrived-sehr NJ Hall. Baltimore
Cleared-Brig orrsy Taft. howry, Charleston.
2st-Arr sebr Oneco, Norfolk parted with schr
Reaper from Norfolk for Boston. OF the Cspes Of Delaware
she 18Th.
Afro arr, schr VIM ii Darling. Baltimore.
Saed-Brss Florence. FAes, AatanzAs Eliza kerthev,
0Vir Gin "a
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NEw MEDICAL BOOKs.--A CosFsETn PEAcfIoAL
~ work te nAiure and setsment o. dsosss dise
spt all she kindred usystsd By great nu ser
q bssuhlul7 sOlered Plates a. large ute-sy Homer
Bos,wek ~ D., ectsrer 1urgory ana asessss ot to
ttovs named nnture 10 large quarto, SSp ppr sloent
edition prios 80 rrsraca from The Boston retsA ,ns
gargio. Jsurnrl -" IL may be said earsseiY 70 " e1uA
70 sord or As,9ns woLks on 'hs SANE fsu- o. si,sasss
superior bhng OF the tiDf eFs psbshse "a
soils oOuntrF Author of The family PAysigisa pros
,oas husnOf Of work on Self Abuss sn iss Leplo-
81 FOR sails 40 ,he ppbishef's HrE N0kk fONnsksc.
1k2i nrasdwar ans ~ bhe srAhor. w Arasays-
DR. yAREEF, 30. EOrT sTREKg. fS CsHgipsa
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satSs hp - uiiaoys nsfsay rsseae sss,s 'gfs1
from lhrss dgs iATs n A-Dcaa Be le-ltFs4 tg flf
rrstsar1as -fa f1ssE IN t13ssgat Au. -, ne
sx,e1s a. t5t 0o.y qga dsJ oaj)n BvtzecQ "a tas s.
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MEDICAL.

NJ LARnoNT. SURGEON, =. =. soCIRTY, AND n. r.
.ssssnsns Of ~ 'ris..s si;:ssss p..sr yhsI ssAs
oures Of We dscass while msny osss asns
any medicines but s6oss sphilite monShS aa3
duration esusng Ae desruesol ShS - es foe
syss and which hsys been unasr the eharss Of s
and valued; for unle ths systsm snNrsly freed shS
fe destroyer Affects ths innocent oasprag for gsasea
cures thai he 40. araid 70 .sssrt Ssnaot b
Acton London The cerhostes also include che very
fortunately victim. Of selfasuss, there
be With medicines He therefore
especially s0lisss those hAh oursS and abandoned osss
rsnsees an easy For trsatent By
ter full statement Of the with tee TO bsx II Broad
plying personally hsy. sepsrsts rooms Once hoqrs !.
street. two doors from Broadway opposite SsewArsnoA
in the druggists N. B.-Hs original work wiz sooa bs
published.