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FORM NO. 4.
STATE or
CoUHTY OF

! hereby certify, that on this - day of -,
in the year - personally came before me (heye
insert the Of the ,oitness) and (hers insert The
of tuGvyanfee;) and the said (hers insert the
name Of toifness,) being well known to me. was
duly sworn by me, and his oath declared and
said that he well knew the said (here insrt the
name of iDarvantee,) and that he the per-
son described in, and who executed the. within
power of attorney, and his testimony to me
satisfactory evidence of that fact, and the said
there insert the of scarrantee) thcreupon ac.
knowledged the said power to be his act and deed.
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On this - day of -, in the year -, per-
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and acknowledged the within power Of attorney to
be his act and deed, and certify that well
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and that he 10 the person who 10 described in
the within power, and who executed the same
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Boston nsvtAsra. sman. HYsrh Cunbsriaad. oesssA
60 hrs, vsissy fDrD Darrell. KiaSsten. ..ssrpris
nsth, s'assheln srAsess srssn TURKS IslAads Ysabs
ssm w .ysA. Bruce. 0rAal Gallon. Cid ship Cairs
Tssss y Is,A. shps France. Arhan,a,, ana Q q,
e,.ss ms.. sh,ss A,ss, IT, e. sss Y.ss; brig Erie
fer Bs.,ss sshrs Irsss.. asiiss valdez. HYoai z.Ss
sssrisss HBsdferd for kYerh Jhs hi,s Greens Bai-
seops hssn Dsrfss. kYork for Provideaoo. 0s
viteh Wells Dc doi Rhode IslAnd Hall Providsuoe fcr
Terra Gee wsshinx.on. saith. kBsdford for Norwich.
Pssslfera. Pail River for Nerfolk.
f1w Lornos Dee S-Arr sehrs Elisha Brooks Hinkley.
krork Baxnsakls Freedom. Brown for Nsw
York sloep Lam phssr Bhven, NYork SID schrs Susan
holt. vrsiaia; sip IA.rsnes. Kinney NYorR. !,
astAr sshr Ellen Rogers kforh Tor Providence; stsr-
EsssUsirosr Jss SD ssAr william. Kilsora, Bslt.
E.v gspyosn Jan i-An hrs ri0rsnss. Ray. BuoksvIs.
pan. nsisns. Jan Arr tris Wheaton. K.sas. Calsix
wsrsssm: Len,sss rayior Providsnss steamer Psaeb-
Pnevnsses Jan AR slO.p vs.ery. Bah.r NYorh. via
wiehfsrd SID sip WI Sanford Jones NYorh frsm be-
low. sehr Frances HAott, DO Brig New EnglApd from
Provdsnes for hsAssas % warwick Meek to-day ~
aDchor.
PosrrAsn, Jan l-Au ship Horiroa tnewl Thomesss.
Kepnebunk ITO load for koreaas briss uibsrpa. Hart
natanras Tsksa Prince. SYorh cid brig Frances Ellen.
sAs YH.scl.co. Nov is-sd ship Lucas. Townsend Tor
wnsIssros. Dee BAR sshr j. @ King. w.nwrshs
Baltinore; s0th, brs In psrai Drl Weber. NYork.
Nst-Cld HeiveiyA, 0npatrieh. Boston.
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PHILADELPHIA, dn. >, 1871.
Church Folks dispersed By Fve-DroDned HIM
seif--Io,c. boat Tor Nec Ywk-7ae Cargo Of the
Ctyof Ga,gop-hidnayp.ng Case, SC.
Las; evening the old brick church, at the corner
of Queen and Marlborough streets, was discovered
10 be on fire, causing sudden dispersion of the
congregation. The IRE caught from the heater,
and was extnguished after some trouble.
Robert Conner jumped from the Market street
bridge into the Schuylklll, about III o'clock last
night, and was drowned lie was laborlng uuder
mamie potu. He leaves wife and two children
The bull Of a to~-hoat, intended for the New
J ork harbor, has just been launched from the
chip yard Of Fountain & Biderman, Kensingten,
for George w. Aspinwall Esq. Her dimensions
are li5 feet long, ny so feet over her guards, and
feet hold. Her hotiers are building al Reaney,
Neahe q Co.'S Pennsylvania Works, and her
engine Is being put on board at Bordentown.
great portion Of the cargo of the City Of Glas-
gov Is for New York trms, one consignment Of a
hundred packages being for Messrs Stewart &
Co, the propreiors OF the marble palace dry goods
store, on Broadway. The pier al which the sean-
chip lies has been hronged to- day, with loungers,
who act as II they had never before seen sea GO
ing steamer
True bills have been found by the Grand Jury
agsIns George + Albert, James + Price, and ).
<. Mite hell for kidnapping a free coored child I;
and sgsIns, CAPT T. W Binder. Englehard Pabst,
and John Astiaik, for the murder of George
Emery.
The Rev. Charles Wadsworth, Of the Arch
street Presbyterian church, was, on New Years
morning. presented, by some Of his congregation,
with an elegant caskel, filled 10 the brim with IS
gold pieces, amounting to 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-04

FnfuAN, January 3, ls5l-6P N.
s.nsss .as moderate Pots steady. The sales
snssstsa 70 70 b.rrssat - 81 IS es the former
ssa - = =, The latter There vss considerable com
bsssrsTvu. fls.,-our msrke, for State and
5000 ,.sss "s,, ar,l - ,ssar ,os me
chaser The city trade ~ere buying sparinxly, aud
there .ss only . modsrsts demand Tor export, For
Ne bsl..e that . large business would be done for
sttppspf, 81 soms shstsm@nt IN prices The opera
: - ca fer No 4 .upsrsns. (. ss IS Tor ordinary
a. svorts STATE "a " IS % for mixed to fancy
Isal.ns aaa s,shlssn. = oo.ss u Tor round h.op
ana Gsr~ss.i snd ~ o. s. ga for extra do and DO.
la Canadian have no alterations 70 report. While
bond tn. market for soafAs,a fIe1 rather mac.
tive hut price, we're steady sales 400 barrels At
:, q CO. barrel. soos brand. IS oss va. refused.
ln ~ tle.s v. hs's nothing nsv 70 note A mo-
a.ia's business .ss dsns a. - e2s - ess. Con-
Mo- vas steady but not active ct 81 for Jersey and
- - Tor brandy zine There vas but = limited
milling inquiry Tor HAsat o.ing 10 the high figures 40
Long leland YES sds 81 VI 81 % ior red and 81 Os
Tor White III. ssktns rates for 6snesee we're 81 10
81 - Canadian vas quiet At VI % asil2S Rye
vas trm but inactive 81 Zoe Delivered BARRY Gas
and wanted Al 80 soe for ordinary 70 fair t.o
maTset Tor Oats With . email stock aud actvs Dc.
nand. at a. zoe Tor northern and ~ s7c for New
Jersey Com remained In good request for shipment
but new va. not plenty aud old vas held above the
We've Of buyers, which checked the transactions.
There vas sso . lair eastern business doing. The
day operations add 10 600 bushels including prime
new Southern yellow At Gee, and heated do ut ole
lot ~ go bushels old round J.ssy yellow nearly
all In market vss held 81 zoe
Cor,,r : There Va eousid.rsbis activity In
market for Rio coffee and holders very nrm. Ia
other descriptions ws have no change 70 report Tue
u th. day embraced SEQ bags Rio Al lie iiAe
$50 st Domingo IT Zoe. loAe and loo bags Java ct
l2a The stock in this cell In the nes boriag
ciths Vas light.
CoiroS : The inquiry continues good, aud the sales
amounted % 500 hales ~ full prices TO which
quotations conform. as accurately as possible -
I4vRn ca
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has thsss rsnaris n his Paper Of russAsy'-
.A. r.: s s. ~: =:
:. ssw "a !:.a::. ss.y ..s .s:: :.
s in. 'I Il. if re, .s .s:s 80 s - =:
siossi .smnlsss,iss 10 sSls ssss..
isres.s. ,Ai' req. a-sss :. eco. "a. ~
Win Be sustained they sheu - loss - tesy
nss..ss. II ~ rec Il. ~.
s.ys s.,. .v-sha feur sfsh, q y. -a. ?, q. 's..
voting wouls b srrs,ns tAsmssl... s general
.sais e y *. s.es s. .s la sa 4. p
.hs samsis.ssr sshns'sn 10 rs'ssien y As srsss
And this 10 the man % spsshins vho asttsrs hin
day night, Who vlI pise. him In tbs Speakers chair
PhilaSs.r . Pr'ndls, !. silver grey essaia.,. for
Clerk OF the Hsuse arrived THE morninx n. has
during two three former sessions ENLISTED IN
passed ospacty tor the station lie s BE- opposed By
seward order His CLAIMS consist prneip.ly IN HAVING
been eonspicuaaSD breaking NJ tn. late raion meet
Ing 10 that eooW II. made loas speech 90 the,
occasion, ana among other remsrhs predicted tn.
speedy formation Of another political party IN THE
State. In th~ss words -
party v. .S.i s6.a. a,ssg r.r,, ss%gs..i = !:
and he ss'. irssa, .ss s IA i. -. al
mAds 20 separate ne Foas 81 .prfss.aa ira 80 smes
There. 9Th them, ~ .i fossi -. ss
sais rs.' q M .sas :, 20 ssss rssss 'ss' o.. -
The report Mt here for tee days that ths Fu
more organ the hsgtf,F ~ss Aoon o. b sasp~n9R "
now blown 70 the ~ints A fund - ave Thousand
dollars which has lust been subscrb~a a. tn city ~
New York viii Keep slis. during the session q the
Legislature and Congress ~hss 10 Il a. r~csi.s sun
Gent gov.rnmsut pstrersge 10 plse. ~ upsn . NOR.
permanent footing.
The .-,gu, appeared this morning 9Th the name q
another additional proprietor. being Mr. James John
Who has been the csshisr and ansneisl manager
OF the establshment ior ,ssera years. "A. !. yoaas
gentleman Of conceded sbity aud sknl ..A cslca-
lated TO attract patronage 70 the paper
Ths,weathsr to-day has been extremely In. asbssa.
tiful winters day a. one could vish The sl-igklng
being excellent. IN. ctissps have int@rchssg.a N.
hospitaitiss Of the Day .ith A. much hsrsy and JOY
as on any other Ses Years day
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Arivsd-ship Frances. NorIssns sAv "a all. "a sos
ton
~ ship OLD England from Norssas for Hsvrs lssh. lea 81
Ion yxO ship Forest King from korissas for Lvsrpes
bsrhs TyrinGham. NOreanG Jupiter ChArisston; Spar
tan Asas'iS va PEoyinessswH Bay State. Bslaasrs Js
Brig LssmOna TURKS Islands Dess Left barb AisrA for
Brig Portland. CardsnsS sehrs Ksa Frsdsrshsburr La-
phiA
Below-BriG Persia, from nansanilia
Saned-Ship Julia Howard savannah brig Franchises, CO.
lunbia River sehrs Frances Fortune Ilaad Alvsrsd
Georgetown, &c; Com Kearnsy. NYerk.
Arrvsd-sshr Taylor.
YAIA Rrvza. Jan l.
Arrvsd-schr Borden, and Nancy. Baliaors.
-, koRSoLH. Jan 2.
PnevDEssa Jan a.
Arrived-sshr VIM Legxett Baltimore; sloops uau-
kins. and Pointer, kYork.
SAied-Soop Rhode Island. NYork.
Clsared-Brig Susan soule, Cardenas.
Arrived-Bhip Defence, NYork.
Gleared-Shp Columbia, NYork; bark Savannah DO;
Gilmore, Boston.
Arrived-Brig Gambia, Banda orieu Nov L. Lsft brig
haiion for Nfork Is DAYS Spoke 32d lat Ion 81 30
bark Krkwood, from NYork for Rio ysneirs IS
had been blown of
Schr Victory Georgetown, DC.
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ru,BE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UsIrRD sraTxs

VNBENEw YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail ssoansra-Ths shps sonHrisnE this line thu
PACIFIC. Captain Nys. ADRIATIc. Captain Grafton
ARCTIC, Captain Luos.
These shps having built By contract expressly fes
service every care has been taken in their
elton, ase in their engines
speed and thsir for uns
gu Allied for elegance conifort.
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool e30 sxclu-
sve Of extra sse state rooms Sso from LvsrpoolN
New York f8.
An experienced surgeon will be attached 70 ship
No berths secured until paid for.
thess ships will be fer gelA
silver, bullion Specie jewelry precious stones mstalA
unless b Of Adng signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed.
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Marr1od.

On Thursday evening Jan. 2, by the Rev. Mr.. Quinn
(pastor Of st Peters Church) Mr.. JoHS McMANUs to
Miss Ans PHrLAy, daughter OF Timothy Phelan Esq.
all Of this city.
On January q by the Rev Mr. Chaplin, Mr.. ROBERT
ALLAN, OF Scotland to Miss ELIZA JANE CADY, of New
York
At Nswtown, L. L., on Thursday evening January 2,
BY the Rev q. Strong Mr. PETER WYcKoFF, Of Bush
wick, to Miss CATHARIrE MARIA RArELrEA, of the tor
msr place.
Atst. Peters, Barclay street, on New Years day,
Mr.. william b. MADDOX to Miss MARY RrAy, both Of
this city
In Rockingham county, N. G., Dec 10th, Hon BA-
REID Governor elect OF North Carolina, to Miss
HssRIsrrA W., daughter of Hon. Thos. Settle.
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ATTxMrT TO AEpucT A SLAVE BY WHITE
WosAs We saw yesterday, rather queer sight
a the Jail in tins city. IL was nothing less than
sTsiIing negro man, whose complexion 10 da-
gururoype Of night itself, dressed up in woman's
clothes lie wac In apartment, while, in
another, we saw his travelling companions not
very pretty, but decent enough, looking white wo-
men The account which the negro man gives Of
himself 10, that be b~lobRs 10 a Mr.. McCsuley, in
Orrnge county, North Carolina that he was in
duced by the white woman 10 leave his master,
and accompany her as far as w Washington, in the
dr~sr al womaH that they lad succeeded in
getting as far as the junction Of the Richmond and
Fredericksburg and Louisa roads, when they
informed that the negro could 90 no further with
out . psss As the negro had no pass, the couple
had 10 rersce their steps in the return train to
Eiebmond, and thence travelled on through this
place Ia Castor, where the conductor, suspecting
soms,hipg wrong, prevented their going further,
and brought them 10 this place and lodged them in
jail The negro, Sho says his name is Abraham,
seems 70 be quite intelligent, and by no means de-
isctsd a. the failure Of his attempt to elope.-Ps-
fcsbsrg tIa) f~islrge~oer, jan 1.
GAs-The Trenton Gas Company have de-
clsrre a semi-ananal dividend Of 3 per cent. and
resolved Ia reduce the price Of their gas Ia per
cent II u 10 he o. per 900 feet, and the True
A~etsas says that thus 10 cheaper than the New
YORK and Philadelphia coal gas, on account OF its
heipg made ~ rosin, which Is thought TO have
double he Illuminating power.
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snlPPluo.

EoI LvRRPooL-UNITKD STATES NAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC Captain ,. Comstoek. This Steamship
S depart y.a =. mails fsr Europ positively on wsS.s:
street No berth secured t paid for An letters and
pers must through the For freight
sage, having unequalsd for elegance
comfort apply 20 EDwARDK. COLLINS. y Wall 81
The steamer Pacific will succeed the Baltic and sail JAMS
AIRY I'd positively no freight win Be received After Monday
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IT DE =
- being faithful description on the nature, symptom.
and treatment ~ certain diseases. and those de-
pershe ensc resulting from tef abuse habits
In early ls The beat recipes formulas gwen
- 20 eBAbl
and to avoid the position oharlatan The chapter On
ssfabut shou should % by these eoa
tenn t7g marriage IL II especial i'm eortsncs srapre
travellers and going to viii Ind in this
hume perfect desse and qusclery sold
st the booss store az Broadway Rent ae
part ~ the Union b address the 81 Lispsnard
Eest pnid Price only l2s cent Opinions Of tie press
Fefur ate for country would ~ be- ad youth rut
srance the fhilanhropic and scieBtiao here
10 Of al n hen Be baut.h-
ed ium the land, and the Of
BY renewal Of the hardy vigorous spirits II the oidsn
imes-N.i v. Globe. The tuthor this small hat useful
volume highly qualified medical Who had con-
siderable experience IN the treatment
easee sring trt the folcf Of early ndscf0ns There
10 no member Of society whom the work will uot be
uteiul-N. Y. Star.
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ON TREATMENT or PRIVATE

Darts AND LONDON. TREATMENT or PRIVATE
diseasesfn afew hours. by ayegetabe with
ont pain. In debility brought by proper habits aud
situtioIa al she ston combine edicnc with
remedy and show there can
notl cured without IT, a have cases daily Of stand
ing, from the other PHI scans In ALL terma-
nent have e0ntrhc ons daily. without
which ttsrs caused ~ their eApelng the
soon enough ny diploma with thee, aud the hundreds
certificates show that none can elna You cured in
day. d. n Corhyn You expelled complaint in
hours G. Deroud under the other phyhscans over
year, without benefit body you me
in short q ne. John Robson Jr. paid ID Hys
yesr 70 he cured q DEBILITY without benefit cared
BY local and general In short sails.
bury. Treatment Nv letter Once hours from TO q A.
apd7 togPk. DIR. LARNOkT q Keade street. two doors
from Hfoadwny
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0R. u. koRTAMoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO
have contracted diaeases curs ut voeas" that
profession and have treated succefny thoussnss a
patients Those who wish on tho.
may do 20 fTee Of Uharsel frcm A to w. n fsupaau
saeeIt.s II y9u value yogr health, will avoid thoss
ard tia. their Mind o. medicine il an thai !, nsoes
sary Tor disease IN all its forms whose health h.
BEEN ruit by these tsstst call upon me daily az s VIE
la IN efr
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ei1sss Bal j i P:..s RI Is idS Is s d. .o ls
ds s.sis ~ ~ % U.os e s o q s Ss i
asri: csss b. s2 % Do IS ny 10y 100 DO b,
ces 49, b do, isss Bssesa Bos2a:-So 81. Rssdiss
m. S5 SO De- IS; i5d Nerr. Canal a2s; roo DO 2sH g
Lshsh YAK; 100 County S. i0is 100 CITY Cas-
Sc s $40 shs Beading RR S. 100 N AusdsAn Coal I6ys;
Gss. s Ss wsiossa. Rs ~ Sss
4 T. iss o .:.iii Canal s a a' @ 40 d. M i'
BAIrmon. ian: a-Stoek Board-9o shs Yorkshire and
Cumberland RR 90 Baltimore and Ohio RR bonds, 72hi
board o. s. 81. ois::d :. iis bid MsSyl.sa ss ioo
bio olk astes Quarterly bid 80 asked; Baitmors6s
bonds d. sis bid % sisd shares TX bid tx asked
Telegraphic Reports.
BALTIMoRE, Jan. s. 1851.
The markets generally are unchanged. Sales OF
Howard street four 1t - 5o wheat at 81 o. and corn
81 80 600.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 3, 1851.
100 At 81 O6 81 rs The arrivals chiefly in
small lots bat the quality of hogs Is generally good
The market Is well supplied 2e0 bills. pork, sold
At $40 76. Prime lard is nrm at TO
sr. LOUIS January 8, 1851.
We have no receipts from the upper river. Flour Is
Wheat is so SIC. for prime and choice In corn no
thing Ia doing. Oats at SIC, sacks included No
change In provisions Mess pork is at $40 SO $40 TO-
Prime do. 81 rs q So. Lard, No. 1, per barrsl 6A q
packing houses about closing business for the
son. 10 sales OF hogs have taken place during the
past two days; they are nominal ct 81 81 20. The
river Is full Of floating ice. The weather Is mild
ALBANY, Jan 3, 1851.
The receipts Of dressed hogs have been light Sales
have taken place at 90 6Ac Large quantities are
the read from Buffalo.
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~ New Orleans, and Chasrcs. Through tickets
Francisco at reduced rates New Orleans passengers trans
ferred . fret class steamer at Havana.
On Saturday. January 1Ith, at v. n, the splendid
double engine anship GEORGIA. 800 tons burthen d. D.
Porter L.. Navy, der will sail precisely Pm,
from her pier the foot Of Warren street r. with the
Government mails, direct for Havana and Chagres
Freisht taken TO Chasres at usual rates Specie taken
freight 10 Havana and New Orleans For passage
freight, apply TO N. o. ROBERTS.
Yves Oruar Of Va
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PAcIrIo NAIL srEAnsnIP oonrAsY.-rHs PUB

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CohPAsY.-THR PUB
lie informed, that under tho thls
Company inspected and approved b. tho Nsyy De-
tnue leave Panama and San Francisco the trst
fifteenth OF unless detained by unAveie
BILE accident the arrival Of the mails at Panama The
Of the first Of the month will touch
Ban Bias, karnan San Diego, and Monterey TIE sessu
Of the fifteenth Of the month will toush Aosprieo
other Mexican ports :
The new steamship COLUMBIA win ply regularly afss.
her arrival the PAofo between Gan kranciso and
In OREGON awaiting the former the arrival
PASSENGERS Panama and without delay
With mails and for the following
Bar Francisco regular line q proIellsrs ~ Be fspt ~
for the transportation Of freight and transient
between Panana and San Francisco.
The connection in the Atlantic will be maintAned
steamships EMPIRE CITY leaving New fork thir
tsenth ard CHEROKEE. leaving New York the twenty
ihghth Of each month for ChAEes third boat will
kept in New York IS spare steamer.
The new steamships CARIBBEAN aud PHILADELPHIA
viii form direct lire between New Orleans ana ChagrsA
leaving ct such periods will httle d.t.nton
posnbe hmus, andfornins with the Pscihe
ships through line and from New Orleans porte
Mexico, California and Oregon.
Through tote.s for any mouth can Be ,ao9ree applie
tons for from New Orleans 1houd be mace ARn
STRONG, LAURASON h CO., Agents ~ that plAes
New York. October 81. 1850
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Passage from New York to Sou thampt or Bremen.
First Cabin, $40; Second Cabin, $50.
experienced surgeon is attached to each ship For
freight or passage, apply to
AoLLEK. SAND & RIERA. so Broadway, Ny.
CA. BEINEKkS h CO., Bremen.
nARTIEEsU. CROsKEY CO. Southampton.
WILLIAh IsELIN Havre.