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NOTICE or AN ATTACHMENT.

At my instance an attachment was this day is-
sued by Esqr. Keith, Justice of the Peace in and
Tor East township, Carroll county, against the prop
4rty andeffects OF Robert McIntre, an abscond.
ing debtor. a J.. D. SMITH.
Dated this 18th day Of March, 1854
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u heat

will paw the highest marke, price IN CASH,
for WHEAT. on delivery, nj the STEAM MILL.
Also CASH for FLAX SEED.
ISAAC ATKINSON.
Carrolton. Jan. It, 1859.
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The best and cheapest Family MsdieHs in As
iCorld.
DIR. ROBERTS COMPOUND
5arsaporiIla bills.

An alternative, 1oaie. DiureIic L mild CtlhartiC
Pilee 25 cents per box, containing 50 Pills.
Each box contains fifty pills, which makes then
as cheap again as any other standard pill and
four times cheaper, and wa'rau'ed much supe.
rior in the Cues OF various diseases to any OF the
syrup mixlnre sold; besides being more con-
venent and properorm tor use.
The Astonishing success which has attended Il Z
use OF Dr.. Roterts' Compound Sarsaparilla Pl'
proof abundnnt aud conclusive that they are
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poNNETs AND BONNET SILKS, large and
~ beautiful assortment, together with splendid
lot of new style ribbons and trimmings just re-
oeived and for sale, very cheap, by -.
CUMMINGS g. BRACKlN.
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NOTICE

IL hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed Administrator of the Estate of William
Harkness. late of Caro- county Ohio, deceased
Those indebted wi make i'm ne late payment l.
these having aims against said ertate WI present
them. legal su!hen!icat. d. within one year from
this date.
March u, 1852 SAMUEL II. GREER.
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ESTATE OF JOSEPH DAYnUFF.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed aud qualified as Administrator of
the estate of Joseph Dayhutf, late of Carroll coun-
ty, Ohio deceased. Those indebted will make I'M
mediate payment and those having claims against
said estate will present them, legally outhentca-
ted, within one year from this date.
WILLIAM CAMERON, Admir-.
April e3, 1859. Van Brown, Au'y.
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10 Druggists,
ApOteCarieS, PCrfumCrS, COnfCCtiGn

P.ATE.NT sUEDICLyNE F1CTORS
AND DELAERs FANcY ARTICLE.
THE PRACTICAL WISER,
OR, COMPENDIUM OF OVER ONE HUNDRED RECIPES
For The use OF Druggists, Apolhccaires, Ptru.
mers, ConlecIloners, Patent Medicine
Factors, aud D aler4 in Toilet
and Fancy Articles.
EDITED BY HORACE EVERETT.
Graduate anu Mrmhprol nv College ot Pharme-
cy in the Cay o. New.York.
Also TIL, celebrated lIecpIpe 0t Professor VIII
ard. or making good soap at one cent per pound,
hat will wash het,sr and quicker without lahor
than any other Sap evsr Manufactured. This
.lone is worth fty times the price of the book 10
any family. Exclusive wholesale agent for the
United States and Canada,
II, W. LANDOn,
100 Nassau STREET, N. Y.
Price, SO cents. P,st Office Stamps enclosed
to that amount will pay for one copy, which vii
oe sent tree TO any part o the United States
SIationers, Booksellers, Newspaper Agents, &c.
en- losing cash remittance will receive the work
1t "a larg, discount off.
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venlent and properiorm Tor use.
The Astonishing success which has attended Il e
use OF DR.. Roterts' Compound Sarsaparilla Pills
proof abundnnt aud conclusive that they are
truly
NATURES OWN REMEDIES,
and that they will cure all durable diseases quick
er, and more pleasantly than any other medicine
ever known. The Pills are principally an alter.
native medicine, their basis being the solid ex-
ract of Sarsapars, prepared in q superior man
ner.) but sufficiently caIhartic to gently ossisl
nature, without purging unnecessarily, which
make them peculiarly adapted to week and en-
f'ebled persons, invigoraIng and strengthening
the body. purlfing the system, producing new
lich blood and healthy action oil the stomach and
liver.
They are acknowledged by our ablest physi.
clans to b. not only unexcepIlOnaLe, but etfica'
eiuus in the highest degree, and as 4 general
FAMILY MEDICINE UNEQUALLED.
! The Compound SarsaparlIla Pills are used 10
the permit ntnI cue OF those diseases which arist
rom an impure state of the blood and morbid Sc
cre,ions OF the liver and stomach. viz erysipelas
saoful~ or kings evil, ulcers, scaid head, oIsti
nate cutoneous etupiions, bIotchps, bolts pimples
sore. weak or inftmed eyes, g'andGlor swelling
Rheumatic affections. pains in th' homes and int
dropsy. dyspepsia, ashm1, diarrhmi aud dsseI
tery. coughs colds, consumption when caused b
capillary obstrurlions oi the lungs in persons @
-rrolulous constitutions infamaton OF the lurgs
Influenza. inGi ,es'on, headache, jauadice, ieve
tnd ague, chill levers, and tPvers IN general g"L
aral and nervous debility, aud diseases arsiN
rom an iniudiclous use OF mercury, and Whsnev
er medicine is required to invigorale aud purii
the system.
They are purely vegetable compound, an
may he used by persons ot all ages. They ar
pleasant 10 The palate, and produce no nausea
uneasness or gripping in their operation. Hun
dreds Of certificates could b. given OF those VIII
have used them with great benefit
We ask no person to take our word as to tn
merits OF the medicine, but to call on the ager
aud purchase a box. and if on trial it does no
give the most perfect satisfaction, they can retur
the box and receive the money paid for the slm'
Purchasers will he particular 10 ask for DIR. Rol
ert's Compound Sarsaparilla Pills." and observ
that the gleen wrapper on each box h,s fac sin
lie Of the signature OF Jos. Roberts, NJ. D. &
P. Fay, aid 10 purctaSe none others.
Letters OIL The subject OF the meci1ine, mus
"a id 'resspd, post paid, to {. p. Fay, Oweg
Tioea Cs. IN. Y.
ID a'crs in Carroll co. can learn terms on irqu
ring OF The Editor Of the Free Press a. CarrollIor
Oct. "a, 1851.
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ThOS. II, Atkinson,
Offers for sale at his Tin Shop. in Carrollton a
large and we'll selected lot of ALBANY
Cooking 5toues.

These Stoves have been recsatly purchased In Al
bany with much care, and comprise the very best
patterns g. latest improvements in use in the west
Among these the GOLDEN FARMER, new ana
elegant pattern, will be found the most convenient
and perfect cooking Stove ever offered for sale in
tn section of country.
lie has also On hand and is prepared to make
order on the shortest notice COPPER KE TIES
and Brassware, Stove Furniture, aud Slsve Pipe
House Sp1utinl and Tlnware.
He is also prepared, with the very hest materials
for putting up Liyhtnng Rods in the m lsi substan
ti4l aud improved tyle nDW in use.
Tie has also Onhaad gold assortment of Oxy
gen Llrd Lamps, decidedly The best article OF lam
kind now in use
HIS prices, in all cases, will be ow, and con-
ssn effort will be made to accommodate al! VIII,
mdy avar him with their custom.
Gar olton, Sep. 26, 1851.
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Sign OF the Black Mortar.

~wG THE UNDERSIGNED would re-.
~g spec.iulIy Inform the ciIizens Of Car.
I'D roton and surrounding country. that
- he keeps constantly on hand the bes.
assortment Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
in The country. Also, that he is determined to
sell The same as low as any body else dare
having come to The conclusion Of permanently
oca,ing in this place, and devo,ing our time
10 The above business, We are bound not 10 b.
reaten. and will sell al wholesale or retail very
'ow for cash.
N. B.--Orders from the country will receive
lrolnp, attention. D1ciors. when you come 10
Carrcl,on. call at the Sign OF The BLACK
MORTAR before buying elsewhere. Gentle.
men give US all. "a
- :. Q. A. BoEGEL, Druggist
Dee. II, ~.
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For sale by DR.. C. A. B'sg' Carro.nn o.;
James Forbes Sr, New tlaser4,owu; Il. Robv
Il Co.., Leesville; r. T.. Smith. pckin; II. V.
Bever Oneida: L, ], Barkdull & Co.. Magno.
LA; Gregg s. Mace, New Llsb,n; Art': Il Mich
OILS, Hanover; Il. Triu. Minerva; r. X. Grey,
Waynesburph; Ino. II. KIippard, Louisville;
John Beal, Cadiz o; Croskey & Parker. New
Market; John J. Smnh, New Philadelphia; c.
Weibel, Zoar, Henry Grew, Richmond; Hilbert
g. Co., KiIgore; WIN. Walters, Harlem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21
Brooklvn CITY Iutslllrence

THE BRooKLYN FIRE DEPARTMENT -SUFREMe Coz T,
DEC 20 1662.-Wiliam Gof, behalf of himself aud
others members of the Fire Department OF the city Of
Bioosyn aRsiDst the Mayor and Council Of the city OF
Brooklyn Upon the sfHdavits Of Wm Gof and Others
Judge Mooie Issued an order to day req urng the de
PENDANTS to show before Of The Justices Of
Supreme Court, at the City Hall New York on the des
MeDdsy OF January next 1t 10 A, NJ on that day why
an injunction shall rot be granted to restrain the do
PENDANTS from confirming the alleged election Of Israel
d. Nelsor, Chief Engineer and In the meantime and
until the decision Of aid motion the detenssns are
hereby eDjoined and restrained from confirming said
s e,,st or doing any act to coDS,m the said
OF the Fire Department Of the city Of Brooklyn.
The grounds upon which this complaint is made -
Fist that the tho election for Chief
Engineer and ss6tans improperly refused receive
votes Of active members Of the Fire Department
Ing them to be SUCH Second that they received illegal
votes from parties that they knew not entitled to
the privilege Third that they refused to allow any
person 10 vote unless his appeed upon tho regis
does not centaio the Of all actual fire men but
does contain the of parties who have expe
ed, discharged have resigned Of which expelled
and resigned members were permitted to vote Fifth
that the inspectors did not in all decide
from snd by he register did they examine the same
bus permitted party Interested Ia tins election Of Vel
sor, to say who snd who not emil led TO vote,
without sxamining the register hsmselves Sixth that
the party declared to be elected is ineligible the of
fee he not having member Of the department for
three years prees ding the election required by the
charters and for other manifest errors appear from
the RET urn made by the inspectors.
CRY MonTALITr.-Durng the past week there we're
9s deaths in this city appears from the report Of the
Heath Physician OF this number Il males ami
~ females Of which IL adults and 70 children OF
the above died Of typhoid fever Of scarlet and Of
remittent fever, Of influenza, and OF measles.
FouHDLIso An infant suugly wrapped up and de-
posted in basket, found In front Of No Sands
street last evening by officer Eaa Of the First district
police II was taken TO the officers house and provided
fer
FsK.-About 10 o'clock last evening ire broke out
in the stofc OF William Peace No 270 Fulton street. aud
6amsgsd the contents consisting Of shoes &c 70 ths
extent Of about $500. The flames exiting sshed
Engine Company Ne Q which was promptly upon the
ground, TIE loss Wa fully covered BY Insurance.
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On Sunday morning. Dec 10 yous BAaLyY eyed 40
years native OF London, England.
The friends end relatives Of the family
invited to attend the fuDerai at O'Clock this after
nom nom his late residence No, 626 Water street to
At Fort Leo N. j. ON Sunday, Dec TO- CArHARrsE
AsrkTT aged 90 years.
The friends and relatives Of the family req Vested
to attend her funeral to-day. without further oe
The steamboat Frank will at 10 O'CLOCK from the
feet Of Spring street. North river
At Cullems California Nov q of disease Of tn. he art
Dr. DANiF siAonsor IN the 3sth year Of his age formerly
Of staten 1ssno Y.
On sunday evening Dec 10 LoRENAu, daughter Of
Isac Decker seeo years and is days
The reisfiver spd friends VI tue family respectfully
invited 10 attend the nnersi to the Cemetery this after
ism tie residence Of her father, Factoryvile,
Staten Leland
At the Island of Cuba Dec l. of brain fever, Mr. Ma
THAN b CRAkDAL. formerly OF New York.
Sfopipg0o papers plea Q copy
On SUNDAY Dec. 10, after = lingering iuess, MAnr,
The iresos the faulty respectfully invited to At
tend her fureral ut O'Clock M. on Wednesday.
fron her late residence Adsphi street. between Myrtle
On Monday. Dto 20 JoHy DIEpERIcH, only child of
Henry and Catherine Win'jsn, ssed years, months
The friends acquanapces Of the family are respect
fully invited to atteno his funeral this afternoon
O'Clock from No. AZ Whiteha street. without further in
vitaton
On Sunday Dec 10 .JoHS MICHAEL only child Of
Ed~srd Q. and Rosena Murphy, aged months and
The relatives and friends invited to attend his fu
neral ON rue.day. &C O'Clock P from his late ro-
tid-nce No. 80 Pearl ttieet
In this 81 Dec aged II years at the residence OF
his RoBERT Johnson
His friends and relatives and the pilots generally,
and uo the members and congregation of Norfolk
Baptist church. respectfully invited to attend the
funslal on Wednesday. from y, Clinton street.
1t Is fuisbed-the conflios Il passed;
heaven born spirit has fled;
His wish Is accCmpk Aeo at lest-
BE pcw Il entombrd With the dead.
Norfolk Virginia paoers please cory
In BieokbD Dec 10 JAMS Assos eon Of Gloevina
and the late rhomns Boomer. aged So years
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Ear JyaSs.es%ship N,rsssrn Msa.s H' S e.
WHO Bowl. viis sns stild Mesde and i,s, rs; N.T
Sn. f@c,y ", sr.Sweasis iafast. ADD ssry.ns a:e
n%Sps T sssssn NC sss a
ger. Davis W Campbell wfo ard z ohiIdres, miss NJ
s.. Elm" and sAs ss a.ss Hrs
sn d1g cre.T nssso sMSS
eT Mcclsis Wheeler, Mrs Esa Fssii:SaJ I:Eyss
Vie. sass ss swain Pbsodc, Fisher VIE aud sAi$ n
tussn Wood ane two chi'aren. srs Monroe and child
ftsss I'm ssa Si!s s' Sss
sns
Ts. h gsfT sss"ssr
ss.ss soasr Red ins nsrss f.riiss
gsayn ,s S.Ssh.sS. and inisst Peer ss%p.cn Mich
fissSs.5y, ysqires, Berry sampson william ysIa.lss
Sv wh william MN; Msshsx We
L.ysy Soh0 G Bu.h 9 Perry, 4 Smith, rs Pa.nsIy
iss Quinn James hh.s
mar Aaron Bsldyin, Tay,sts s.iivia s MoDevs!!
A ssmos rss couatsT s.sps sloss assss
s' gsiS:,s.T S.s s%.S
p,st', Henry gsI~ss Esxsrd o,pin John cro.sr o.,
S:ii s;s: h:si!s: Coo o'Ss sis;E !:nss
(: D.s: S:s. fSi SsSsS: He. ci,s
y st.phes: O. HHntIsy Gates: Tnos c0l%,s John Nc
S..i:; 5sss.:s xii;$: pc a;:..y f:Ss s:Is
!sss ?Sssa .r.ss ss'!f ssl ss.;;
S,ss -: n:sss;:
H:ss:: s::s ..s. fs g: n. .fSs slsy..
G.t!ssy: James kinney sf cs.etcrs = ss. ' woe
NY resSe 'S',pn Dys- D'sy st'S's
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lsst B<s,cs<n Beards-U shares SsSuy XIII NsvlEssios
i.Issa ssiI.ssa 3. S. u iss 4. d: ID q III III
sG d: b. 2is.; In g. M sia 100 d. b M g rsrnsr:
y.ais ~ 20 s2s; s!Sd % % 40 ss: 500 sAigh
no Dis pond Cesl. b5wa. 2sJf 81 nnsyiyssIs karcs
~; 20o Lo,g IsIsnd Rallrv.d 81 500 %; b. 81 100 o. g
IS Mrchsni =. Bsnh ~: Easnsrs and keehanics Banf,
~; DO nH g on ard Bank IN; 10 Bank Of psnr:yl
and Am,e, Rsilro.d 8. S .in 1919 % q re, Diamond
g. do M 20 do b, 2 $50 do 90 90 Morris Canal. so-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21

LYNCH Law IN ILLINOIS. On the 30.h Of No
vember named jobs slsvans charged With steal
Ing horses in IliDok arrested in st. Louis pinoned
and taken 70 hochsnicsburg Illinois. Hero tbs citizens
took eeyane by force ron the oscr and hung him up
with view 10 make him divulgs his accompiices. lie
nAtehhtld and WIN Johnston In st Louis and q negro
haned and Johnston arrested and largo number
o. countffeM bills found In their poGession $3.50 In
Menues on the State Bank OF Ohio SIS In fves the
hefohents ana Eechspios Bank OK Wbseli,g; 500 Ia
ives OF htstou Bsnk fi6 n fVrs tts OHIO State
Stock fomrtr" - F,.irsa-gg ~ 81 II ss.s - ~
ssats nanx n LAaiAaa
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SOUTH CAROLINA TAXES The following is an
abstract Of the tax bill passed by the House Repre-
sen stiycs Forty cents ad uaoye per hundred dollars
Of lands onehalf cent per Catawaba lands Six
ty cents on slaves. Two dollars free negroes Ten
cents ad vaoft per hundred DECLARE OF city lots lands
and buildings Sixty cents per hundred dollars on fac
forage employmonte faculties professions Ten cents
per hundred dollars OF OF tales OF goods wares
and merchsndbe. dcduotlng therefrom the amount OF
stock On hand LIST January and except also consigned
goods sold and rsmited for Ten cents sales OF tran
sient goods. Ten dollars per day for representations
eboVg Re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21

OBSERVING THE LIQUOR LAWN East Green
vich Rhode leland which contains popula ton OF about
ESQ. the town agent has Sold since August last two
hogsheads OF New EBgand rum fifteen casks Of brandy
besides other liquors The Providence journal saws the
people not extensively engaged In am mcchauioal
pursuit requiring any great amount OF alcohol end the
inference that nearly all the liquor sold must have been
for medicine The inferer Is that the town must be
very sickly place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21

SOMETHING FOR MARKsMKy TO PRACTICE On -
Last week Mr. Henry IIolenbtck Of Hudson New York
having statement In the papers Of the wonderful
performance Of an English rsarkesn. concluded To try
bis band lie accordingly took his gum loaded and laid
upon the ground: he then took up pc eto threw IL
up In the sir turned SOMERSET took up the gun fred
end HE the 20 alto before II reached the ground This
feat he performed four times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21

DARING AND EXTENSIVE Robbery AT m
early hour yesterday morning most dariaa case OF
store breathing occurred OF the most
thorovgbfsres Of the city jewellers shop located on
Market between Caaboosc alley and Second street was
brebiy catered by Of outsders' and other im.
~ asnts The .to'e literally stripped Of the stock
g. atches chains. diamond rings and other vauabes
H. amovnt Of about So 600 The front door exhibit
81 tyidepces great EXIT IN burglary and epyssrsnes
iDJioatd tibet ~. r~bberv rtAs0ss vi spos p.s3
e. ! lsSx,-- - !. -. Crss~. Dec q
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PROBABLE MURDER The wife Of Parker Perry.
Of this coaDty who resices about ave miles frem this
place: was found on Thursdsy last In well near the
lltts any doubt that she had been murdercd Perry
has been committed TO jail under suspicion OF having
psrpetrated the deed -Rsiagh (E Rsgi,xr Dee Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21

A LETTER PROM GEN PIERCE TO THE MAYOR OF
BALriMosE The Baltimore 9rsus, OF the 18th instSut
SAYS few days since Mayor aolas transmitte the
President elect the resolutions stey passed By both
branches Of the CoupcN rendering him che hospsltios
Ct Bal more upon his through CITY Wash
ipg,on reo'y in response this invitation "a. 70
ceved TO day by his Honor In which the President act
cordially returns thanks the Mayor and Couec for
their bind Invitation and states Ia will probably reach
city his wy the sea- OF government about the
middle Of February next The short c0ntinusBca OF his
stay In this city shch he intimates will extend BE-
ycpd tew hcurs. ~il probably. however prevent the
hospitabe intentions Of the Mayor and Council from DO
ing fully carried out.
GEN PIERCE's INAUGURATION 1T Is confidently
asserted thar Gen Pierce not 70 have pub
lie Inauguration abo make the customary icaugural
speech heretofore made from the east portico Of the
Capitol = Boston Heroid Dec CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21

On Monday. Dec 90 By the Rev Cox. D D Mr.
CHARLES Il. erosT to Miss ELIZABETH PLACE. all OF
nrnn ksru
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~ issi:seigs Ecsshs. sAA .i:s. Sea ysss M
tori Dsvenshsss Lord. Lss1ea ns1,sasr Dsl New OF.
hsn Oder Ehlsns Lennon; barks Isls Cuaa West Be
xsns RI. hsrd Golden (erenl Ballssr Lsuden AdnifAl
Binees (Bfemh - bsfg Fsua, Persaae. Genoa; and
otbess-
Wind 81 eunrse "; meridian sw sunsst ME-. and tAlok
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P,tnkJ raiA. Dec 20 II Reported bv Barker Brothers
Co. y Fret Heard 5000 PennsyIvanis Us osth ga<,
100 Lehieh &C. et US seLuylhm Navigation &C. 49, s2H;
Sa ~ dc, & r. t2is Gro North Ann rioan Coal &C. Tx;
1900 " Railroad 6s, 20. C&P, 5C(i 6hsres Texss
ksy Nefos o. IS Pennsyitnia Fg'rcid tgs leo uyt
itl hr'ir. t'ep &r tasL 9it if lei "a kSwe. n, al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21

General Fierce Ostee@1noa 80 Go Depart
9sOn DIRECT 0osts en- Wasnangson.
fFrsn to Newark Advertkee Dec 9I
In reply 10 the ipytaon o. the demosatc ELECTORS OF
this city inviting Gsners prcs accspt Of their hosp
tatcs, no the committee have received the following
letter.
Corccsr. N. II Dccsmber e. 1852.
Ny Dear Slr,-0eDera Pierce Is abssrt on bust.
ness end Therefore dtsir~ to say word IN reply to
your kind letter 70 him OF the 29b ult end the aoco
penypg invtaon Of the democratic elsctors OF the city
Of Newark II General F.Ices intention not 70 depart
from the mcst dirscs route bic journey Washington
and be proposes 70 make the Journey With tie delay
% poseibae For the purpose Of Indie atinx his views
take the liberty TO make extract from lie ter written
BY BIN in ackncw dsmeut OF copy Of the resolutions
Of the dmccrstc eomuittee Of the city and county Of
Philadelphia
So far my personsI wi.kes and incliaato se
cerned IL would crafty di1gly Washington
In tho most qniet way possible ISdscd 10
devote to matters MT uedatey connected with duties
~ res pof r hill lies Lef
General Pierce will In all probability not leave New
England until rbe drat Of February and lutte possibly
not until the last OF that mouth.
Very respectfully your obt sery't.
ETDNEY
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Bartll.


On Saturday Dec Is, Mrs WILLIAM SINCLAIR, of q
daughter,
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0cSegraPh1c @Axane Hep0rts.
BALr1M.RE. Dee 20
ATlIvoA-Drgs Ellen. from Iagusyra D. (saisd on y<h
Nov, bert Stew for Barcelona 10 load for
tAnA, Rio JAneiro % days.
Bosrou. Dec 70
Genteo. Manila tarks Ionia EnyrnA Island
City, 0elveston; Maydower. ApalachieolA; MoaeAs Bait
Rogers Phadesptia; byigs Bsfbadecs Cayes
cs.ips J.sk.on,iile brig Albert FsHins PhasslpAi,
cott do Cyrus Chamberlain, 90; Astrca, PhsAelphis
CLased-sLip wslpole. NOrleans; brigs Hop. MaIeA
Cstharpe. Gibraltar; Otheno Natsrzss sohr Teunesee
CArdenaA
HoIMKss EoLr. Dec Is
Arrive dBrGs Mermaid Cayenne Got o. SuYinau Oct 81
for sal, VIM Drew Philsdelrhit for Botton. 49,
Sandy Book 40 miles, thu fell Albert
yinA rom Pfisd.pha for Portland With ooa In sink
reaching the brig saving nothing.
New ORLEANS, Doc 10.
ArrivedSfp Cairo, Boston; bark Hinokley dol brig
Leuiia NTtrt.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 20.
Arrived-Bsrks MaEeppA, Cailso; ia p nioa h ana