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Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23
NOTICE.

i Washington City will give social BALL on the 30h
Of December for the respectable class of coored persons
who will patronise them at Mr. MAYORS Hall in the
of Pennsylvania avenue between 18th and 14th streets
Tickets of admission will be $780, to be had by appca
ton to the following named managers l.. Douglas, T.
Brown, H. Hogans, and H. Jackson. The managers will
spare pains to make every thing pleasant and agree
able the occasion.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23
MOUssELINEs AND CAsHMEREs,

TIIE Ladies will please remember that selling
greater bargains in the above goods than any other
store in this city, Our stock being large have deter
mined 10 run 1t off for cash without regard to price,
McLAIN q HARRY,
dec 19-eo3t Sd door from Sth st.
NIERINOES.-we have ON hand an elegant as
Il sortment Of French, English, and German Me-
rinoes, all colors, which win be sold at very reduced
price for cash. MoLAIN a HARRY,
dec 19--eo3t Sd door from sth st.
DLANKETsi Bianketsi-We have in store
I'D large stock of those desirable goods, of different
qualities, which will be sold very low for cash.
MoLAIN q HARRY,
dec 19--eo3t 81 door from 8th ST.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23
GUTTA PERCHA TOYS

GUTTA PERCHA RATTLE BOXES, with Teethn,
VI Rings the finest toys for babies in all creation
Gutta percha Bat and Parlor Balls, Watches, &c Fo
sale by A. GRAY,
dec leo 7th ST.. opp. odd-Fellows Hall.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS, &c.

IAnL/COIHC I|IlI1oC oOOHSo,
WE have still IN stock beautiful patterns Of
wv DRESS GOODS, comprising some of the netces and
handsomes designs of the season. which Offering
sideraJiy beloD former prices.
Also few gerry Handsome LONG SHAWLS, which we are
determined 10 SELL and offer great bargains.
Also "A black and coored Silk yelyets at less than the
cheapest with large lot of Woollen Goods at greatly
duced prices.
Also GLOVES and WOOLLEN HOSIERY, in which may
be found Misses Chldrens in great variety to all of
which, with many other SEAsoNABLE GooDs, ask the at
ention of buyers it is determination to close Them
L. MYERS CO.,
dec 23-eo2w1 Penn ay, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23
TO THE PURLIC.

rJ,HE UNDERSIGNED respectfully inform their pa
irons and friends, and the public generally, that
they have lately opened Office the Exchange Bank
of Selden Wthers Co., 7th street. in the city Of
Washington, d. c., for the transaction Of business
General Agents. and especially Agents for the prosecu
on Of claims against the Government, for buying
and selling of lands and securing the titles thereof The
junior partner ~. Men. LATHAM is lawyer by profess
son and will attend to any business In the limits of the
District The senior partner, ORCHARD M YoUNa) hav-
ing been Commissioner of the General Land Office, and
become familiar with the titles and localities of the pub
lie lands, and having been also lawyer and Judge for
many years, persuades himself that he will be able to
render satisfaction in any business which requires
knowledge of the laws and of the country where capital
lists may desire to invest their funds.
Liberal advances will be made upon claims entrusted
to their agency, when Of unquesonabe character.
They beg leave refer to Messrs Selden Wthers Co.,
and members Of Congress generally.
E. RICHARD M. YOUNG,
dec 20--2w ]. Men. LATHAM.
TUnion A Intellipencer
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23

VNTE the undersigned, the jurors who tried the
wv Of the UNITED STATES SAMUEL STErTIUs, charged
with forging assignment of Land Warrant, In
formed by his counsel that many Of his eowctzens
under the impression that he acquitted upon the plea
Of the Statute of Limitations ao To correct this
impression we hereby certify that would have
acquitted him without the plea of the Statute.
David Rooms, Joseph Whitney,
Thomas =. Morgan, b. Hackney, s5f
L. Magruder, Anthony L. Rey,
Henry d. Gunne Terrence Drury, and
Samuel Purkins, Robert M. Harrison.
dec 20--3t&
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23

SPLENDID GIFT BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS,
A T TAYLOR a MAURY'S Bookstore near 9th street
IN Boys and Girls Books and Toy Books.
+ Dissected Maps end Games
Papier Mache Desks Cabinets, Portfolios and Ink
stands.
Souvenirs, Animals and Illustrated Standard Works
Clasp and Velvet Prayer Books and Bibles.
dec 20-tr
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23

N.oH MOTHERi MOTHERl DO LOOK!
DERSONS in search Of Presents for the approaching
holidays would ind II to their advantage to call Ut
my store 7th street. opposite 0ddFellows Hail. where
may be found endless variety Of German, French and
English TOYS and also large and varied assortment Of
ate In part
Wax and Kid Dolls, varying in size from ONE inch 10
three feet
,t Z do do handsomely dressed
Fancy Boxes, fine assortment
China Tea Sets
Children's Games
Ladies' Workboxes
Accordeons from to "a keys
One very superior Musical Box
French Perfumery, &C., &c. ~a,
ALso-Eyery article in the CONFECTIONERY line,
such as
Cakes of every description
Bon-bons, Candies, Malaga Grapes Raisins, Almonds
Mixed Candy, in pound and halfpound papers, &c-
Asy- Remember the place @. COLUMBUS,
dec 20--3t g,E3Tlti 7th st.. opp. Odd Fellows Hall
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23
Draper's Patent Inkstand- Humbug.

rTNHE SUBSCRIBER has just received lot Of Drapers
Patent Inkstandan Inkstand which is perfection IL
self The officers Of the Government and the public are in
vited to call and see 1t. w. +. BAYLY
dec 22--4t Penn. ay.. bet lth and 10Th sts
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23

@f .4 B CHRISIMIS aPR ESEFIO. N s .1.
Mrs. HANDLEY, on Seventh street, between and II
IN streets, has great variety of FANCY GOODS ard
Toys, suitable for Christmas Gifts, which will be sold
cheap. Call and see. 3 at [dec 23--2t
TNOR RENT-A two-story BRICK HOUSE, with NF:a
attic and two-story Back Building, located ON Elil
the 10th and Streets is for rent and possession
given the ls of January Also part of the Furniture
will be sold to the renter If desred early application
For terms apply on the premises. dec 22-lt*
HUNGARY and KOssuth, American ex-
IL position of the late Hungarian Revolution, with
steel plate portrait of the noble Magyar, by Rev B. Tet
D. ID. For sale by A. GRAY,
dec 22-tr 7th st. opp. Odd-Fellows' Hall
lust OPENED another lot Of those splendid India
u Rubber Shoes, from the ufactory of H. III. Day,
and for sale low at j. MILLSS New Store,
dec 22-3t @ Browns Hotel
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23
Prina of Admiasin,

Second night of the celebrated sEaUN OPERA TRoUPI
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23
Arrival ofthe U.s s. 5riq Per7p

New York, Dec. 22.-The U. s. brig Perry,
Commander Foote, arrived here this morning
from Port Praya. She left the u s ships John
Adams and Germantown, just returned from a
southern cruise. The whole squadron was in
good health. ff
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23

BALTIMORE, Dec. 23-2 p. m.
Flour is firm. Small sales Of Howard street
have been made at $4 some ask S4 123. Grain
is unchanged and firm.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23

the bookstore the of and 10th streets,
IN excellent assortment of New Books suitable for
holiday presentsThe late publications Of the American
s. 8. Union-Attractye Books for the young All who
wish to make suitable Christmas present will do well
to purchase a few OF these handsome books
dec 20-f Intel JAMES N0URSE.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23

BosToN, Dec. 22-The Vermont Central Rail
road have disposed of sufficient bonds, at $5 and
upwards, to enable them to resume payment after
the second instalment, which is due early in
January. f
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Died..


On the 9Th Of March 1881, Brevet Major WILLIAM 8.
FrRy of the United States Army, sged "a years and
10 months.
The relatives and friends Of the deceased Of Gilbert
Livingston ThoH pson and OF the families OF tho late
John Henry and Daniel d Tonpkins, and the Officers
OF the army are invited to attend the funeral at St
Marks Church, on Saturday, the 9Th inst ut TX
O'Clock L, NJ without further invitation
Jossps Z Egwny eldest son Of Samuel Newly, aged
"a years, OF Inflammation OF the lungs
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
tend the funeral, at AZ O'Clock p. NJ, on Sunday
from the residence Of his father Sc Morton street
On Friday, March eth, JONATHAN TAiroUrE, son OF
Jonathan and Caroline fsitoute, aged years ana
months.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from the residence Of his pa
rents 2l5 Monroe street on Saturday afternoon March
5 at halt past O'Clock.
ON Friday, March Z, OF confinement, MsReARrr
BARRY wife Of Jsmes Barry aged 80 years native OF
Atbtoy, County Meath, Ireland.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from 90 Ferry street, corner OF
Pearl. on Sunday, at O'Clock p. M 5zszz
on Friday, March :, PRANusD. MARsHALLi aged 40
years
Funeral on Sunday, 9th inst, ct o'clock p. NJ,
from the residence Of his father in-la~ O. Pelham,
No. 500 Atlantic street, Brooklyn His friends, also
those OF j. G. Pelhsm, respectfully invited to al
tend without further In vtstion.
ON March I Rosa Prtsric. wife OF James Prentice,
aas Atlantic street Brooklyn.
The friends Of the family invited TO attend the
funeral at half past IL o'clock on Sunday the 9th
inst
on March 7, SAMUEL W son Of John W. and Z me-
line Morris, aged year,, I month and ~ days
His remains will be taken TO Cypress Hills, this day,
AZ o'clock from the residence OF his father ~ Marion
street.
SUDDENLY March o while on . visit at his parents,
in Albany, JouN q. sprNcgR, aged 80
In London on ths 18th Of February, after long and
severe lin ices, JANIS MOwArI, Erq OF this city.
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NEWS M THE MAILS.
Oar Was hingtoa Correspondence.


WASHINGTON, March 8, 1851.
The Deseytio~ Of the Cny-7Ne Last Days Senate
Dsbate-7he Position Of Gen Cas- The Pro-
grs0 Of Ge~. HsSstow AID Gem Scott, &C. SC
The city Is deserted, or very nearly so, and
when this extra session of the Senate closes, the
evacuation win be complete, saving the few who
seman to take care OF the things during the rece s.
The session has been flat, very Hat, excepting
the last few days. But only think of nine months
intenegnum to the Washing tonians They have,
however, the consolation of nearly S4OO 900 ppro.
priated for the improvement Of the city, IN I \
interval, winch is something TO keep the wJlf
away from the door.
We understand that the last days debate and pro-
ceedings Of the Senate, will make seventy columns
OF printed matter in the Union and fnteLigeneer
equal 10 VI 700 Tor the cost of publishing this
days proceedings, OF twenty five hours, in two
newspapers.
Will be resumed by the wing papers, upon the old
system. Already the Republic is taking time by
the forelock, and is down upon the General in
anything but generous style. The River and Har-
Dor bill Will be very apt TO give General Cass his
death of cold in the Northwest.
On the other hand, the prospects of General
Houston are Frightening up very considerably
Old Sam is seriously counting upon the nomna-
uon OF the Baltimore convention; while, on the
other hand, Gen Scout is visby gathering strength
IN the wing ranks from day to day. The great is.
sue OF 1862 decidedly threatens to turn upon
Scott and Canada
louston and Cgba
Seward and free soil.
Isaac p Walker and free farms.
Jefferson Davis and Southern rights.
Chaplin and cutee's rights.
Lucreua Mott and womans rights
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ss,s1s lot on Sd street, adjoining, 1880 d. %,
60 2lots on $50 street, Sd avenue, Is By
sa On s1s s.: : street. sn n.s1
LIST avenue aSIss O. slOlo; lot corner sand street
and 80 avenue, "a s4Iss sa226; lots adj dining
avenue, near slst street, "a s4xiss each sais5,
81 $50; let 3Sth street LIST avenue 25xl0O
81 o4o; DO s7th street, near I'd avenue, as2 sx
AZ and IA "a S2450; do. West l4th street near
| 5th avenue, f6xl0 SO, S4g75
RIcs.-ws note sales OF $50 tisrees fair to strictly
prime quality ct IS s7s so2h per 100 lbs, cash,
srrDs'-Rough TAX was held at sl7S per SO lbs,
with only moderate demand Timothy was Offering
pretty freely 1t sl7 $40 per t,sros for Ohio New
clover in fair request at advancing prices Some
| closing firm at the outside quotation.
srGARs.-An active demand prevailed for all desorip
tons during the past week and holders have obtained
full II not better rates The transactions comprised
alb out 600 Havsnas at SIS $780, 100000 Principe
at SIS see, and $4,000 German on terms not made
soAr-Yesterday $50 boxes red notified Castils soap
sold at exc. four months.
srRIrs.-Domestic whiskey continued very much
depressed and prices have been very unsettled and
rather nominal About $50 barrels prison sold at
2ahc Drudge was inactive at 2S4c. ana 231c., time,
sueARs--In New orles there was rather more do
ing, but the market was IL any thing, shade lower.
Sales OF 200 hhds were made at 81 a exc. Other
descriptions were without movement or change in
value.
TrAs-we annex the particulars of the auction sale
which took place this morning Per ship Hoqua, &c.
chests COZ 10 do 40 Az 10 do. 351; 20 catties do
43; 81 do AZ II do 4lh Young Hyson-lO half chests
5S1a' Al do 51s So DO 81; 90 do. 6o& 81 do. Al 40
90 co. 80 do 49, ITO do 81; 100 do IS; AZ do 34 1913
do 3sh $50 do 50; 2S6 do 3o; rs cattiss do. &C. 25
do 4o1l; i25 DO. 4o 2Ss do ssa l34 do. 37H 207 do
81. Gunpowder-15 half chests 6O1s 10 do as IS do
As; IL DO AZ 10 do Al 1l3 do 10; 70 catties do AK
SO do. Al ImperisSo half chests So Is do ASK; 81
do 49, II do. 4e; Is do 4O1 Is do. 4oi 81 do ss 81
do S. 81 do. 81 SO do. 3oh Is do SO; 81 cattes do
5ah: Hyson Twankay-4o half chests IS; 40 do 25&;
2s5 do 241s Hyron skin--S2 chests 81 a 37I; 81 do
70; lio half chests do Ah 80 chests do. "a IS do.
2slz; 26e do 2a. Ningyeng soucbong-2o half chests
90; $50 do 2s 20 chests "a 1877 do 81 100 catties do
81 Souct opg- leo chests 22 200 chests and so half
chests do. 90; 80 chests do. 2ih. oolong-ss catty
boxes As; So do. 81 37h.
ToBAcco The sales since Tuesday last embrace 200
hhds Kentucky at 1oc q l2c 40 bales sagus, at
SOC; 80 do Havana at SOC. 55c cases old Connec-
ticut seed Leaf at Csc; 40 bales Cuba at He aud 100
cares Florida at $50 Csc
WooL-The recent heavy failures nave had mate-
rial effect upon the ms,t.t There was nothing of
consequence N ..ae way OF sales done during the
week only heard Of Is 600 lbs. fleece at 45o. s5oe
1877, to merino and 10000 lbs. pulled, No. 2 and
super, at CSC a 42c. per h., cash
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Our philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, March Z, ls5l.
Refreroameat on the Columbia Raiiroad--Jvy
Iytal Refused in the Election Cdse--PGrodi's
Covert
The enormous outlay upon the Columbia X all.
road for repairs has induced the preparation Of a
BILL now before our State Legislature, which is de-
signed 10 remedy the evil by the adoption OF an
lirely new method Of experimenting the public
works According 10 M Faris' recen, report, the
total expended dunng the last year for labor alone
was $50 IL, which Is at the rate OF 1890 per
nile; while upon other roads doing as much
business, and much inferior IN construc-
lion, the cos, per mile has never exceed
cd SOL per mile. The whole system now
pursued by the Canal Commissioners is wrong,
and II is confidently believed that much might be
saved by letting out the repairs by contract 10 the
loves, and best bidders. The farmers along the
line would be ready and willing TO undertake the
repairs Of the portion passing through their proper
ties, and this would rsnder them friendly, as IL
would, in some degree, remunerate them for the
damages they may have sustained from the opening
OF the road This would ensure the prompt and
effective repair, each contractor being stimulated
by pride in showing his ability 10 do what has
heretofore been deemed above his knowledge.
After the hearisg Of all the testimony the respOn.
dents in the contested election had ready this NOR
ming, Mr. Hirst, Of the counsel for Mr.. kneass,
urged that the case should be given 10 ury under
, fegned issue. Judge King decided against the
application, on the ground that Il was iIopP0rune,
unreasonable, and irregular-bad Il been made
earlier, he would have sustained 4, could he
have found any authority 20 do So Judge
Campbell u dissented from the opinion Of the Pre-
sdent Judge, ss h. has invariably done through
out this examination. Judge nelly said, IN his
opinion the appl cation would have been irregular
al any time and the sending u to a jury would
hibit want of moral courage that should never
be displayed by a judicial tribunal a Jury trial
might become necessary should q msJOuty ~ the
Judges find IL impossible 10 agree upon the
dence, but IN 10 other event could ~ consent 70
such disposition Of the case. Tbs decision oc-
carioned cheer from the audience, which was
promptly r. baked by the judges. After few wit
nesses were examined IN rebuttal hy the contest
ants COUNSEL the case was adjourned until Tues
day next
Quite scene occurred a. Paro5i's concert, a.
ahe Museum, last evening, ia conse quenCe OF a
scuffle al the door between the ticket man aud
the ianitor Of the building. The former was ar
rested Isst night, the anlor being the hrst 70 IN
ettute suit; and both sides are firing away al cross
suite TO day.
The second concert Of Psrodi is % take place a.
the Musical Fund Hall 10 morrow evening.
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&eSS; T.ir ssssseoI al sissl,as sys!l Baitlnsrs "
Nixon. ssv Bedford.
steamship North Ansrcs Bls,hsu, chagr.s reS &C. via
Kst,,os - j.. is,s v,,n sE.,i' ss 70 o,a's
p..H ~,s NOS. g p Isrs6,u % Dee 10Th jossa.
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isiss sso, ssFis sssisntSry hence tor H.ssas
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is.f issosn. o.,hs,d. ,Ed III re he,d rssiss.
= faas1' s.Ssss H,s hsd very hs.vJ weather, os;
ssis snslo s.xou pots sssua Ia Grsnds ~ 1 sth So
ar snd mosssss 70 cur.s c.. March 1 ~ Battsra'
Bfis Venus ia New na,'s e.tdner csnfasgo' d.y.
VII speAf ane ~ ,s. b.y ,ss a. ts ~ ~ $500
s 1 Sssss g ~ RoeSs sns sassR. snd TO has
b To'i TisSi, Yy,s.. Ass.V., IS y ss,s via
Sse assb n ts mouh y ,ho gsyg Fusdy. .trer,nssi
very hsaJ sale ife 'h sslt iorsss anl msit tepn
rey ZION the tes topes vessel lestta 20 bsab that both
~ ssS ssd susnseusnu vers ratae % bud hsuss %
etst vind thsn sbss ths vessel vas he.ted % ior
stset ane fresh sna the course thereto bet
- ftr -ttu vessel tn her disAtied conatHon
nris Vary M Patterson, - gsoe Bsfruts, ~
mdee and od tobfer tte cargo q bArk WADE,
al 70 Middleton GO.
Hrg D.,id Duael Fodsor, Nlunston &C, With cotton.
sefr Tr, G. ush. r. Naks vi. Koy Wet 10 days with
7th fEst - mllsF ESE % uattoFas,
kvo. from Charleston tor Bosteu, dats ap
sstt ssry Mia, Bosohkss. - johns River ~, days,
/ v8th rIsr, sc. 20 ftek a W msu.
Bs NV Ann tof suryl sesns q 1shns Ti., 10 days,
srs Sfirs tof BsstosL HAZARDS Carleton says, sib
t, Tslbot fsf Fsst ssohss Johnscn Sagua Ia Uysndo
i1says With tngst 40 W Bcvisnd htpaSa vessel y
ssfr Frsr u a oodvis Carlisle, Hswbsrn NC. asya
s,tSFrass., Besirsor, tssJ' ssvbern NC, With nsva
stores
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


BosroN March 6-Brokers Board-Sl 500 Ogdensburg RI
Bonds g eco do 81 LOCO Rutland KR Bonds, IS; ioUO
Vermont Central RR Bonds So shares Boston and Maine
RR 1861; Boston and Providence RR 65 10 do 6is< 20
Eastern RR lu3h; 2fitchburg RR lllL yUNsncheser and
LAwrense 81 81 Nashua aad Lowell KR los o. osssns-
4; Connecticut and Passunpsc RI, s. Northern RR
tab so; 90 Vermont Central RR 49, 81 do SO TO-
1885, 10 do. 327 rs do 324 Fall River RR, 9 Concord
RR 500 6dc.. o Boston and LEVEL RR ll4x over
ard Massachusetts, RR. 2 Mchgss Central RI 81
80 Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore RI 2s leo do
bsd 2 Bank OF Commeies. lC6k IL Pttshurgh Copper
do s 80 Can ton Company 5iJI 30 d. Gs,d IS; 60 do 81
lo3 East Boston Company, 27s4; l00 do, bod, g.
PmLADrIPiuA, March 7.-Esra Board-e2O 600 Cam. and
Am. KR 6s ~, 90; 800 do o. 90 900 Ches and Del IS
IS; go Norristown RR &C. 97k; 3e4o do 80 400 Will
minston KR .ssh lao Lshish o. ssA loS dot 81 $40
Texas l0s 81 $500 Nav. &C. BIS. 4S $50 Penn. 6s s4S
2COO Reading Mort 6 81 Kentucky Bank l06j i0J
N AN Coal s5 To- 80 do 1876 200 Reading RR, 3o 50 do
Cam and Am RES So 100 she Readps KR si. 40 do
Is; n. Coal IL. Second Board-l0000 Sch. Nav S.
81: $500 Sus Canal g. 440 Cam. Am. RR Ca T 900
Penn SIS gi, 5000 u. 6s, '67 u.s. loo Harrisburg RR
93 100 shares Amer. Coal II; 50 d. l5 Sch Nav ls:
do. 3lA.
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sehr Cosnsssisu. Farcbiid. Nswbsro. NC. ldsys with
Hshr Issspssasass. Goodwin. wasAnsseA. NC. days.
gsAI Deborah. Robins Washington Nc days. with as-
sshr I.sss Hughes. johnson. Nswber. NC. days. with
sshr Yransss. Gotisrs. Warrington NC. days. with
sohr Csrs. Tucker. Washington NC dsys. with naval
Sohr Hanover. Lankin, Richmond, 5 days
6ehr Hendrix Hudson hunson, Richmond. days
sehr william (of Newburyport) Kbosns, Baltimore, 1
2sSr commsndsr. IN. cRisf woxl.m Baltimore, days.
echr John. Burton. RockAnd.
echr Bio Grande, White RocklAnd.
schr Gen Cass Miller, RoeklAnd. days.
echr Rio Grande. Hicks, RooklAnd. 9 days.
sohr NourmshAL Kendall, Ro0klsnd. days.
Steamer Kennebec, seymour. Philadeiphia.
schr Eagle, Rhodes, Rochland, days
echr Ellen RodmAn. Vail NBedford. 5 days
sehr Sarah Elizabeth, Smith New Haven.
Northport. ii. bound to New London.
Schr Pioneer Daniel Boston, days bou nd 10 Virginia.
sohr Albany PACKET Cutler, Rockland. 8 days.
s sshr r Patriot BushiiI RoossiIand. days.
schr Antilles, Rhodes, Rockland
bchr Leo. Jameson. Rockland. 9Says.
tchr Zephyr, Simon Rockland. days
Sohr 81 Herrick, Rhodes Rociand. 9dAys.
schr Pavilion Paine. fangier. Va, days.
Bark stepheni tBreml 81 days from Newcastle, Z.
Ships Isac Webb Cropper Liverpoo Vancouver Fuller;
and jay Jackson New oesns Mtiadss
NARcH7-wind at sunrise, NE; meridian NE; sunset. Z
Sc with snow.
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Arrived shIr ssrstsr, Bassvia VIA stsgtp,re rot al
tauchs1 Al M Helena Jan 29i and iet No IA
vessel British ship lady ncNauRhten from Mauritrs DO
z2d reported shr Fanny Forreper, rtu Hong h9u dts
tharses Eround Of teas, sola ~ auat -
elaht tuudr rounds and bought FOR BULLOCK vessel tor
ndafatt the stores sold FOR about cgt hud@d pon0s
ship Tarquin. New Orleaaf baFks sar' abt, sud Or,
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