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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-12
N, Brown Co. o, }
Eob. 2Olh. 1891. {

JoHs y. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Western Agent for Dr. Wistar's Basam of
WIZ Ghcrry,--Dcar Sir: Our family are pre-
disposed to that terrible disease, Corsump'ion--
my father and my SISTER having died of that dis
ca,c. lLa,c also been prcdIsposed to consnmp.
ton, ard about three years since was copnrletc.
y Frustrated Jy il, aud for weeks MY hfc was
dospared II. Ny physician and my friends ali
Considered M case . hopeless, and requested
nc 10 prepare for death. 'ar few days at most
would close m5 life. 70 alleviate my rarox-
v-ma 81 coughing, which were Intensely tortur-
log, and t. assist NY cTrectoraton, which al
most sn~'acre@ me, my friends brought me one
bottle oi tir. " .-'ar > Balsarn 81 Wild Cherry,
and commenced given aa afcw drops at time.
a. my CO RL'DaL Spells came On, and from the
first experienced relief, ard Obtained little
uninterrupted sleep which refreshed me very
much From this time began to gain strength,
and 10 improve rapidly; and aucra few DAYS |
Was enabled 10 take the Balsam Of Wild Cher
~ regularly AID ia fall doses Myagpcttc and
my digestion became good, and to the astcnish-
IN III ct ali that knew nc. | recovered 1t is to
DR.. hI-'aT'- Bol,an ,f Wild Cherry, and that
alone under The Blessing ct Providence, that |
owe my recovery. Ny health j. now good
every l.saoo 81 ttat alarming complaint, Cen
SUMPTION, that had for years attached to me ike
n horrible incubus las been cradicistcd from my
system, md 90 most earnestly enlrcat al that
are il taa least predi.pcsd to Consumrtion TO
make immediate trial If DR.. Wisrars Basdm of
VIA Ch rrt.tor have fall faith in It's restoring
lacta q hsa.th.
Truly yours, JOHN BROOKS.
Price 5 ror bottle or bottles for So
CLARKE & WOODRUFF, Milwaukee.
Il B1.NoETH &. SYN, Milwaukee.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-12

Mark Pman, Jr, Harriet w. Pit
man, John w. Mckoy, Jcrusha Me
Koy, As.hel W. Eenhan, Elizabeth
BenhaIn, OTIS CoWell & Anne Col
well.
KOY virtue Of and in pursuance Of decree of the Circuit
u Court for the county Of kenosha, Wisconsin
made and entered in certain pcnd therein on the
Chanccry size Thereof in The Special Term OF August a.
1851, wherein Mark Pitman was complainant, ard MARK
PItmIn j., Harriet w. Pitman, John w NCkOy JcrIsha
McKoy Asahc W. Rcnham, Elizabeth Renham, OTIS Col
well and Anne Cowe defendants, bearing date Au-
gust ih 1851, shall sell at public vcndue the highest
bidder thereof at the door Of the Court House in the city
and county Of ken1sha SATURDAY the 18Th day Of Oc,o
her lt5l between the hours of and two O'Clock r. w.
Of said day, all that certain piece parcel oland described
follows commencing the north line of section nnbcr
twcnysiX r26 town one b, north number twenty
coo east in the town Of Salem the county Of Kcrps
forcsaid point lhryl 30 chains aud l0 forty links
from the northwest corner thence rlnnn" west sid
northwest sud section thence south forty cha-
theme" east chain and uine'y-luc links thrcc north
siXyhree and hal degrees east forty ch;nS and lcnty
five links thence north eight degrees west, t"cny one
chains and c1hytwo links to the place OF beginning: ey
coping the School House lot containing half land
the Souh-W corner thereof thereof Us shall
be necessary to satisfy said decree and costs
n L. AILEN.
SheriGof kcnosha Co.
J. y. Ju.srS Compl'is. Sol.
Dated Sept. :, 1851. G-l7
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-12
STRAWRERREES.

FENH1NE persons Who di~aproinfed in obtaiuin<
= I.3ot> last Spring. b. supplied with rre
cholse kinds so one 62.lE per hund red, APP caat
S-t- r. u. HIN~btLE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-12

cry Tax Roll j. DOW b. sHy possessions; and those who
wish - pay ,Rvsr Taxes Ala dad the Cljy Hall.
g. v. CalSH1LN. Clis T7sa~a.e-.
Su-. Is. I~Il
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-12
CITY TREAsUTER,s NOTICE.
.OFFICE CITY nAII

me annexed List of OTIS and pieces of land. comprised
within the Corporation limits of be civ OF Keuosh were
od on The I"eniysNth day Of February A. d. 1850 Tor
taxes due the Village Of Southport, and the same will be
forfeited unless redeemed before The Twenty day OF
February, a. D. 1852.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-12
EEnrEs! FEOr-EsI,

a FEW Hni-. ~ PRE- Wills Extra Winter yybe,
: "a II ag- f. IA VI La .Gh, q, Tor s..,c by
rr,t /. 1881. u. P. IVATTLEs
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-12

T. HCND +. .l-o crcat fpr fhc N.v rraud Nuu:I iIG.
ia>urlura '"u'.t' n %, fI Ug- aII mos -;ri.-.iy
Com. ;.-.p, III lie ni.t3 >-..Ga-.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-12

To be Awarded al the Cat1c 'Sho,o and Fair
of the Kenosha County Agricultural Society, TO be held
WOODS TAVERN, TOWN OF BRISTOL, on the Plank
BOAD on Tuesday and "Wednesday, the 23d * gath
days of September, instant.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-12

: ONE NEW STYLES. Jgst received nv
T. W. Lynn N
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-12
~ Inc 0NFI.
EDWARD Y. WILTON.
SHERIFF. SALE.

thereby cort Chat tie above is copy f,hc order
entered ia the above entitled This Ism DAY Of August
l~JI. .S-IJ. NJ FRANZ Deputy Clerk.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-12
CEEANCEEsH AAL.l,
STATE OF WTSCOESLV--KENOSH4 COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT-LN CIL4NCERY
Mark Pman,

Mark Pitman, Jr., Harriet w. Pit
man, John w. Mckoy, Jcrusha Me
Koy, Asahel W. Benham, Elizabeth
BenhaIn, OTIS ColWen x Anne Col
well.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-12

EARPEI Rags. Any qusnuv. and seInsst 3 shaving
u above cn>i a the Cash sore ii
August n. 81 4 5 POWERS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-12
NEE MGUR/kCE,

Tnan-ha, Wiz. i-5l.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-12

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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-12

Beng IA Torn 2, Range %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

Church couer Of 2is.st and s,h-sv., this morning. A
INST AZ 20 CCitck precisely.
On Saturday n0rnsg, Dec ~. HANNAH, realct OF NV
lat Ca Joan Williams. aged 81 yeaTs
The sI II the family, and those Il her sor, Jra
Vlaus re invited attend the fun-ralon Noniay In.
oolocs r M from hsrlA,e resrtsacs No lio Msdi-
gear Of hs age. n. "a $500, =.
yer EBENEZER c., only child Of Capt j. SerAl and
Anna N Parsons aged 2years ana monlns
The er of The family invited 20 attend he 'an.fai
II No 90 Baltic st. tins day. at II e'c!ock
A Ceneseo, Dec. IS. HARVEY HILL, saefih oil Liv-
iugs'on Co. - COMMUNICATING
aged q years. x,,.--.., A.. -.
,.1d his funeral this Monday afternoon. az q O'Clock
from his late residence, No Gregory rev, Ere AZ Jer-
.ey Cry .o.. .. ru,Dnvu,
p6NFEOY of Nssoar IN the SCH year OF LIS axe,
son II he lae ThsddetS Pomsr0y, Of Stock bridge.
A. Savannah Ga Dec. %. of cancer, JAMES kOkUM
native az Inc State Of New York IN the 49, Of hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29
DIED,

or Sunday morning. Dec IS, GEORGE IL Youngest son
Of John and Nehsla J. Cape 4esd Arrears rCnhs aud
DAYS
The ends oi the family respectfully invited 70
tend the Hexai - he residence 81 his parents No 5s
"a II.
on Sunday morning. Dec. IS. JAMES CALENDER. IL
the sd tear of his age.
The friends II the family respectfully invited 10
tend re funeral at s. Paus Church IN TUESDAY
18th iLst ai 20 0c'ock
On Sunday night, Dee %. ANNA AUGUSTA. infaa,
eaashlsI o. L Howard and Leiilia 4. Alderman.
Iktr ieles and relatives respectfully invited 70
tend me funeral ct occck Tuesday lfterno0n fro
Eoytsi. two doors south Of Atlantic g. Brooklyn.
On Saturday evening 27th inst JANE KIP wife Of ia
COB Anthony. IN the s7ih year of her are.
The relsves and friends Of tie family aud those OF her
sons and sonr law, George T. Plume respectfully
ytsd 70 AMEND her funeral Tuesday the 3ah
eeock p M pIecisely from her late residence No eco
H0uston-st, wtheat turtle. invitation
On Saturday marihE Dec. a. al palm1narv cons imp
ten. Nh. GEORGE TONES. IL he 53d rear Of his ase
HIS tntres and lie !nsnes Of his father, Mr. Francis
Jsmts ATT invited 70 attend Its funeral fen Calvary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29
Npw.voRK. DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1881

Nov IS of Perranbgcs. was seen bark John FArn1n,
,tArding n fer PefuAmbuco-
Nov i6 lat. rs " lon 30 20 W brig Gecreiaaa. ffon
Hsu-Y0rk for Mozambique
Dee 9 oa " Pas. Ickr. Urbans, from New York for
Maagorda
Dec 90 lat i0l lon 50. brig Are. (Brl sparSr. from
New Yors. days. for Gibraltar
Dee TO- "a. &C sohr. saan, Of and from Boston or
Gopaiyst
Bath for Pensacola
Dec o of 81 NcoAs Mole bark showing I red signal
With a white ball IN the ceu,er, s.sering "
Dec LAT 81 Ion 90 as schr Jle ruais, from Norfolk
Dec %, OF Care Elizabe,h bnr vaverly from Whining
ton. " c for Bath.
Dec a. IL Egg Haibor sehr John Myrrs from HarNich
for NCIfclk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29
FnreiQn Ports.

At Rio Grande Oct 30, bark Peroa, Could from Balti.
At Porto Cabeo Nov "a bark Pae1 wilkins. for Phil
adelphla IN 20 days brig Moaenate, Johns n from New
Al shaeghas Sep, 2sh, ship susquehannah. Smith from
San FraEcisco. seeking
Passed Amer, Oct list. barks Sarah Boyd. whi,more
from Hong Kong Aug. q for New-York, 81. Isabella
Hyns Dewng from do ~ days. Tor do Csndace Arsuh
Al Messina 2sth nit brgs Zenoba Carlton. from Ma
dera. 2lst for New.Yo,s Avon. webb, and Phenit
From Trieste, 29th ult;. bark Arethus4 Crowel, Pa
At London, 9th inst ship JuElu', Cooper to load for
Az Basgor Wales 9Th inst, ship Se'anpOre, Johnson,
At Liverpool. 10Th inst. ship Lew Woodbury., NcsenOn
An at Hayre, It'll iEs,, ship Emperor, Peirick. New
sid rom Honolulu. Oct IS ship Fanny, JOY for United
States. bark jos Butler Gardiner. do
Ar at Deal. hi INST, BIZ bark kuSwood Parker, Bos'
ton, and sd for London.l
Ar at Liverpool 9Th INST ship Charles Ruark. Trieste
Tth bark Kirkland, Cook, New-Oreans.
A. Mais.es. 9Th INST, Swedish org Rapid, Jansen tos
At Palermo goth nit, banks Susan W Lind, Lang, from
Norfolk via Marsha, FOR Newlork Marmora Duncan, I'm
Marseles for New York. SD i7th uli., bark Sarah l..
Crowell. Iiesegeng. New-Ycfk
Al Mopteyldso Oct 7, brg Pou,nsy, Moaatt from Bal
AZ Pori-su PIirce about ssi inst. schr Elliott Cook
from and for Boston, dg Sid schs Palestine Ryder anc
May Chiffon. Adams Boston
Ar Fctsa. Ms, 9Th inst brig sseetheart, sather-
All at HAfaI. 18Th inst, ing TIih Nsw.YorS
A. Kingston, Ja 36th ult.. ship Madison, Miller i1r
New Orleans unc. barss Geo Leslie Sleeper, and Lucy
Ann, Keller, rnc. ,
Al Jacme LIST inst. schr. Lucy Anu, Mann for Boston
next day only Am. vessel
A, sarua is,h ult bark vesi Percy. from Boston for
Savannah ballast few days bs Della. Mehan, Tor NO
bile 90 schrs AZof. Clacu, Tor New-fo-A soon Pan
thea Neagle, froRi Mobile. dlss.
Arr. al ST. John, n. B.. 18Th nst., bngs Menus,
Boddle, Alexandra, Emily Fitzgerald, New YORK
schr, Laleah Elder, hence Alabama, wan' St George.
CD 10 b. schr Delegate. Kinney. Boston.
Arr. AZ ST Andrews. y b.. 18Th inst, schr. D,hAnce'
Clark, Bath.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29
Passengers Arrived

In sLrp Northumberland from LOld0a-H Stevenson,
Miss C. saunderson Rev Thomas, lady ard daughter.
Johnson Miss Payne. Miss " A. Coils @: Mlne!; Miss
Prcan &c Kov Miss Sum, A. Kum MISS Annoy, Master
Munchung, 500 Chune Mr.. c. Ashowe.
IN rae ktf-ship SddoHs, from Lirerpoo-Sr y Mckay,
Ny r. Shaw Mr Bopard Or. J. Bnsley, ship surgeon.
IN iGrk A ma from BueE0s iTeS-W. l.. Sinker
Ia Euo Tho Tro5brtdge fran DoBlaic1-I: Thompson
IN slip 81 Nicholas. from Hqur5-E. Leyallan Master
Levallan and 40 n the sfeeTage. Had Deans anu
birth during the passage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29
Amnsements.

A MEXICAN MUSICAL FUND So
~ cTETY GRATp FEET on MON.
DAY h' hSi Ms. ccf%crHIikR KIN 81 HAYES
has kindly offered her valuable services beng hef LAST
APPEARANo IN the Northern States.
The following eminent artists have also literally tende-
Dir. AUGUSTUS BRAHAMs
HERR MENGIs,
Mr.. LAvENU
Herr HAAsE.
Sir J. A KYLE aud
MI THEO AHREND VoloRcellist.
Mr. W. VINCENT WALLACE.
MI IHEO. EieFELD,
Dir II. { TIMM,
Mr. RIVER,
aud Mr. GEORGE LODER.
With the superb Orchestra oi me Fund Society assisted
by the members Of The late Opera Baud. led bJ HERR
Part have also nndly rendered their desirable arac-
nops CONDUCTORS, ". V. WALLACE, L. LAFENv aud q
PROGRAMME
PARTL
Grand Festival Overture Ind PANT
c0SDJ. TED 81 Mr.. GEORGE LoDER.
''aiiA' D"0 vi. BEtM,N ,y6 HERR MgyGls,'
Grand Ana" Vanne dessI tRooer,o Il DlaVo-
'o''--'---- MISS c,ruigiyg HAYES.
Scotch Song" OF a the arts the win can blaw.'
Jean.
Instrumental soO-Fantasie-' Baroier d. seviE-
H Mn rH 1j16TXp- iT,t sopearsace IN III. country
Ara Buio-' LoTsq1e mon ina,Is
Ballad" An Revor, tthTd ,imc)- --..- Lavsnn
Mss CATHERINE HAIEs-... ,oNDt gI0H' Mn LAWN
VI ements from the First Qnnieite sp,h,
NE~sRs. HENRY TINH, NoLL, REYEki tl0h'"N' A."
EIsFELU.
FART III.
Grand Overture" Der FIesschutz" - Voa Weber
CONDUCTED b. W. VIZ gNr MALLA.
New Cavatina-" HAPPY BrdRg w. ineent NanHee
Words by Stuart, composed eypress'f i9f hss h1is
~ IN an Obe alto Flute pan bg hr 4. Rye.
MIS- LA4 tLklst lA -
Trumpet soIo-Ara-From ". '. Wallace Grand
Opera Of Mantsna
Aria Bodo-" Hir rempol,' Ceneren'oia'. 49, aosssl
MEEsls.
IRISH Melody" Tie Minstrel
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
SeFenaie ne star II Love .-----N vincent wallace
A BRAHAf
New Song" Gather ne HaTess Greeting % Amer
ica ldl a. TINE Llysnl
MogdA by A Mgich mock, If4 s1ce Iy
MISS CArHERfGE HAYE-.
The last notes IL The Swan IN the Northern states
Finale Instr mental b. the rshesfra
In ths length ~ The Proer-mne ne Con-
Tickets the Hall aEd IFS. Circle Zach tickets -
the SecoLd Circle 50 cents each may procured ~ al
n AID Hotels reserved seats %
obtained. II applied ~ early. a iAs So q OF M hA.i
SOB, and {. Jolle.
" B-Ths Concert COMMITTEE IA tie Esms Of ths So
Getty return tfeT wATmsst thanks 70 he many endsn'
Artsss who generously offered t3eiT ssryccs TegFetns
that uadeT the ciTcumsrsacss, they we're unable 90 I7
themselves Of lac sdmI4s.e ta.e-i 8 .eIdc.ed.
HENRYiA. COLT. Ea4.. Pfesl-1f
GEORGE LODEa. Is .lst|.ce Pres lent-
HENRY G. WATSON CA'G CoEceit C-ia.
[. &. HILL.
G.. SCHNEIDER
joins C. SfHERPF. Secretary. ~ -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

C1eaftU
steau,h,ps- Alabama woodruff. Savannah, S. l..
MleLen blaTion Berry. Chasesten sDonord, l. eston
Co Roaroke, Parrish, Norfolk Deem Thornton; .,
Ships-AiOert Gallan, Deano, Liverpool, Grlnnel u,
Min,urn i Co; Lsibnitz. yorgensen Hamburg, '" 5.
Smith Eliza Mallory, Williams, Mobile, Z D. Hur!olt
Co
Ba1k-Mlford, Andrews Galveston. Husssy murray.
Bngs-- Clinton, walker, Charleston, Geo BucsleT
ChaEahocchie, Robbins, Coast Of Africa, +. T. Ware
sarah o'emaD, CmscoS, yose, Perkins * Co.
Schooners-- Elizabeth Ann, krause, Washington. \. C.
NADIA PIllsbury SANFORD Sas E Hand Ackerly, West
Indies j. b eager 81. stephen, Knight s.. stephen O.
Humphreys Laura Jane, Deano, 81. Marks, Fla, Coe,
Anderson Co.; Alonzo. Gordon, Newbem, y. c. Pau
4 Co; Mary Msnkn, WAT Baltimore, johnson X Lon-
den; Me'amora. Kng, Providence. N Caswell, Louisa,
CHEESE. Boston, $ W Lewis BENJAMIN, DensoD. Port
land J II. Ravens.
Witch, Wells, Providence c. Wells
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CIRCUS-New-Yor k Amphitheater, No.

CIRCUS-New-Yo rk Amphitheatef, No.
~ 81 Bowev-Ctand Carnival week-CELEBRA-
TON OF NEW YEAR DAY. and superb GenoEssa'
ton m ard Of HUNGARIAN INDEPENDENCE. On
MONDAY EVENING an entire new sQccessou ~ Il rs
and classic the Arena which vii te qeasd
Vn Tuesday evening. On WEDNESDAY Nv ENiSGtse
enre receipts Of The house sal be handed over 70
the Hungarian Central COMMITTEE. "A a.d q ne grof
cause of universal liberty On 1HU RSDAY-Nes Year
nay-heTe viii be three magnificent enfefl4is nsAs--
morning afternoon aGd evrniu- The distr- Pa
rsan Feuestreune. MADAME TOURN AikE, u en-
gagged for limited 1moer OF nights and vi maze hss
a, ..tsfore DIS
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Disasters, &c.

LVERLooL. Dee. lo-The Sane Henderson. hence i9
Baltimore, put back lsaky. having been tbown her
beam ends OIL the Skefnes llth-Ihe EifzaostA Bruce
for Mobile has put back iesky HhIhe Delphos, from
Bangor for Boston, has arrived leaky with loss OF sis
havrg experienced heavy gales OH ,nst Several Bn,h
vessels ported lost monsiothes the Gilmore VII
ams, from Quebec fot Bristol and master and SIX men
dIswneC.
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As;or.pace Ope'a foate.
DR0FESSOR \ n d Il k 5 U Ms IN.
Il CREDIBLE MYSTERIES. -Tpis EVENING, Tie
GIFT of FLORA-TEe ELECTRIC PHENOstNA-
WATER versus WINE-The Great EAHiblTlON AZ
kET-The BELIOhfAN CREA1ION-Ihe fOlIbh
Go and Jour Holiday Gs from tie Proisssos C~ai-
cOpia. Places be secured at the Box OAce famsA.
NJ 81 p. IA for Parties. Fannes,Or school, u sns
most interesting establishment "a the city Day rerfo
nances on New Year Day aAd every SitSday sud ih1-
day - r. NJ durn- his s'gy. DOors Ofsn "a, 7eciNck.
Wonders commence Parquet and Dfes rce 50 TIA.
Utusr Ter and uyon les uR5er u years 70 rs fhe VIZ
ard stay ~ limited dl1 w
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sTOR.PLACE OPERA HOUSE.-

A STOR-PLAIE UPEKA HUUoE.--
~ On NEW YEAR Eve. Dec. 81, 1857 -Dstrbc
u1A Of Food 20 the Poor, by Prot. ANDERSON Vno VII
eco five bound l0ayes 81 the best Bread i0oo for
pound pieces the best Beef Mutton % ieo0 AGED
Po1r, New Year GiN The distribution nIii take
pias a = III Tie following wiz De the pgemenu
aad order of distribution Piof ANDERSON has ist1ed
blftk certiheaes 10 the Aa.Imen oi tbs different Ds
is, who viii them 30 sgfA theS CONSIDER v5J
f. he Wi1ar0's bounty. end who vii ss.emps a. ~
OyUa House. Asiorpl.ce az ! VI On WEDNESDAY,
iN,w Year Eve ana preceding thsr eeri faie.
pfGf0n, WILL receive each I've pound Loaf aad
l0uf- tuId piece OF the best BEEF ~ Mutton.
CIDER AID riet is Tts. ecu p re -eaieo d3N
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nonlcstic ports

LEWES, Dec AL p. MA bark and BERN bIg are
in the ong com ng TO he Brsakwlter the latter vetse
said 20 be the Hope frm Bordeaux, Newport, H. =
The brgs Marsees, from B0ston Alyra Rom do Wat
eroo Or from kingston ia bound " eastern port
schs Harriet Chambers, Delaware. Mana iherese, and
Edna c. nom eastern ports came to the anchoIase ins
afternoon where some sevey vessels have taken shelter
this week and remain up to date IN comparative security
schooner laden with wood dragged her anchors lass
psht and went ashore outside the Pitch Of the Cape A
whale heat well manned went OFT TO day @ take Oh the
captain and but up TO tins time the boar mas no re-
fnfnfd MOI vessel has gone up gone out, departed
from the harbor TO day Wind \ +. Thermometer now
in open degrees above zero and great deal OF ice IN
the Bay. 49,.
NEWPORT. Dec. 26-Arr. brig Croeus, Morton Mobile
for Providence sOops Henry Castoh, Carr, aren or
New-York; Geo Washington, Smith New Bedford for
Norwich JOS G. Grgp, Gayitt, New-foIA Tor pfoyl'
dence The following schOopers sailed Moses Brown
Union Sarah Paugasset Henry Gibbs Rio Grande, Mar
hlehead Sarah Jane Ellen Norman, Melinda slooI
Triumph. Velocity Roger Williams.
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MARRIED,

In Jsuey CITY, Christmas eve. by Rev Dr. Henry
PAYEIrE HUBERT. Of New-Yosk to MS HTLEN
81 daus liter Il Marvin Miner, Of jersey CITY.
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By Telegrapli.

CHARLESTON. Dec. far. barf Masdilire. Ssvaat
Nsw-Ycrk schrs Al.rra, Joy, Pnilacep ala MazepDl
Eost1n SD. ship Camden, bark Bertha schTs Helena
AID George Hairs brig Calvert Phusdephs.
CHARLESTON, Dec s7-Ar Sandman brgs LAIR
tina, from San Joseph JaTcI, from Genoa and Ma'asa
also, brys Corinih Salem Foster, Providence Times.
Boston schE Hornet, Philadelphia
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IMMATURE ALNASAC.---THrs DAY.
sUN-Rises7 "a Sets IL MooN-Sets--.-.il i0a
HIGH wATER----Dec. %.
SANDY Hook u 26a Gov Island lea Hell Cate 97a
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apoLp1. lie.

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