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500 AGENTS WANTED.
$1,000 Il Year,

WANTED in every County in the United
W States, active end cnterprSing men, TO en-
gag in the sale of some Of the best Books pub
listed in the country. TO men OF good address,
possessing a small caninl of from SIS TO $ roo,
such inducements will be offered &; TO enable
them 10 make from SO 10 SO a day profit.
C<g7~Thc Books published by ms are all useful
in their character, extremely popular and com
mani large sales wherever offered.
For further particulars, add,ess, postage paid,
DANIELS 6, GETX.
Successors to W. a. Lrary & Co.
No. l2S North Second ST., Philadelphia,
Sep IS, ~ 5m
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enrpprtipg.

Brussels Tapestry Three Ply, superfnc and
common Ingram. Entry anh Stair Carpets. rang
ing IN price froln ~, cents 10 $3.50 per yard
inelHd'H% ta2 Carpets from % cents 10 better
grades. OIL cloths, canton maitingS, window
shades End hilnls, stair rods carpet lacks, &c.
would further STATE that am constant al
tenient OF the large and regular Auction sales
that TAX" place in Phriai"l"hia every week.
where buy many excellent bargains and cheap
goods. thGs being able To OTTER mony induce
in"nlS that others cannot Oiier
would cali the particular attention Of the
ladies' 10 my stock Of Cioahiag Cioiis, and new
style TRIMMINGS for Dresses and c!oaks. together
with wLic Nnnti'c lo!rc's, and in tact to my
very large assortment nj suo.lS for indies wear.
Ny old friends in Cecil and elsewhere, with
the public in general, are solicited 10 give our
stock an examinations before inahiag their pur-
chascS. Merchants supplied al Wholesale phi
Cos. Particular attention aivcn to crl"rs>
JOHN s. KEN%ARD,
Wilmington Dec IL No 50 Market ST.
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XRar%g.,G.'S &AE.sI.

DN virtue ola Decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Cecil county, The unlersi gncd as TruS-
Ice, will oler at Public Sale on
Wnrad4y, Jenmnry 6ht, nert,
at the Court HuuHr IN Elklnn. Md, valuable
tract Of Iend ly!ae within ono mile from North
East village, aud about ) miles from ChatIc les
town. X cuntlinS
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Hos. Mir, ATcmsoH, the new presi-
ding officer O.. the L. 5. Senate, will be
member OF that body till 1879 only,
when his term expires. Colonel BEN
ton, it is said, will be prominent can
didate to succeed him,
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Going To ENGLAND.-Mrs. Harriet
Brech"r Stowe, the author OF Uncle
TOMS Cabin. is about to visit England
with her husband. :Sh" has lately re-
c"iyrd letter from DR.. WardIaw, ten
daring her in behalf Of a number of
ladies and gentlemen of Glasgow, an in
vltanon to visit England at their expense
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J0HET S. KEMNARD'E,

No. 50, .hdTdet 81.
Purchasers may fnl il much to their interest
10 call. This Store is celebrated for The large
variety, extensive assortment, and c!tapneS5 o!
its goods; TO prove which; those who have not
heretofore dealt at the establishment, are re-
Specttn|y urged TO call, b. doing so. many WILL
not only save money but time and trouble.
The assortment consists in part Of
Black and Fancy Silks, Cloths, salise's, ca>>i-
Embroldcresan white ucres, VrsiIrgs, hlan-
Goods, MertnocS, Co. kctS, buck gloves and
b"rgs. dcIaincS, prints, mils, sachipL bottoms
Alpacas and other dress romiorablrs, buttons
tabtics; House Furnish cotton laps, wooden
ing Goods, Mourning and cotton jeans, sus-
Goods, Flannels, HoS! penders, spon! cotton,
cry, gloves, trimmings, Sack Flanncls in album
scars, &c. dance, &c.
One of the largest assortment Of furs and
Shawls in the city; also,
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YESIiIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That The sub
u scrihcr OF Cecil county, has Obtained from
the Orphans Court OF sad county, letters of
Administration on the personal estate Gi
Hannah Harding,
late ofs1id comfy deceased All persons hav-
ing claims n:@nSt the said deceased, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof dnIy authenticated, on or before The
alh dag Of September, 1883,
they may Otherwise by law, be excluded from all
benefit OF SAID estate. All persons in,Ieblrd TO
sad estate, are requested 10 make immediate
payment TO the subscriber. Given under my
IIsud this 9th day ol November, 1852.
EDWIN WILMER.
A0r - 6w Ain'r.
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TESHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That The sub
n scrbers Of Cecil county, nave obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, letters
Tcsamenary on the personal estate Of
James Jones,
late of said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are aereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
pond da" Of September, 1883,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. All persons intthted to
said estate, are requested TO max" ftNmcdiate
payment to the Subscribers. Given nnder our
hands this 9th day OF Ncvcmber !Ede.
JAMES GRIFFITH,
CALNIN JONES,
Nov q, 3, CIV Exec'r.
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sus Acres OF EInssds.

town. Il cuntailS
EGE Acres OF Emsadl,
Of which about 20 acres are in thriving young
tiI1ber, AMI j. arr's well set in clover. One
hal uirlr ayabi" land has been llmel and lhc
W. lie - we'll walercl.
E-.s,g The improvements consist ola
EfgSsSsN = comfortable frame DWELLING
EXAM ;R HDl 81, and stone kitchen near
60: NEW, lr'me barn with ,1onr
also nearly new, aud good spring house with
It ne spting "i water. There are besides OH
the property, Il thriving young
.IppIo Orchwd md Peach Orchnrd
both to bearing condition.. The fencing is in
luerable order.
TERMS OF SAFE.
The terms Of sale rs prescribed BY the decree
require the payment Of one third pat Of the
purchase money in cash on the day OF sale, one
other third in 9 months and the residue in IS
months from the day of sale. the last two install
mrnis 10 bear interest from the day of sale and
To b" scared BY the bond or note OF the purch-
the Trustee.
sale to commence at 9 O'Clock p. NJ.
JOHN c. GROOME,
Elkton, Md, Dec II is Trustee.
n. b. perruns DESTROYS Of purchasing will
be shrwn the property by Mr.. b. B. Sweet,
who restless near it.
Uy~LedGcr phila. copy twice a week till
sale; journal and Gazette, Wilmington; Record.
West Chester; copy till sale and senI bill to
Iru Slcc
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Of which about 20 acres are in thriving young
lirlGer. AMI ) arr's well set in clover. One
hail uIrhr arabic land has been limed and lht
". 10 b.. we'll WaltrrI,
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10 Market Men and Gardeners.

Wilmington. Dec IL No. 50 Market st.
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Died.
On gusday, Jan. 10, sARAa wife of Richard Thomp-
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral from her late residence
1877 Fifth street. to morrow, at 10 clock A.
On Saturday, jan II. after long and proracted i'll.
ne.s JoHN GRlFFHs native Of Wales in the 55th year
Of his age
New York Division No. l, of respectfully IN
vited attend his funeral from his late residence 107
Hamsrsiey street without further invitation at clock
Z. NJ, this day.
On Saturday, Jan II, after brief illness, in the
Goth OF her age CHAaLorrE MATILDA wife Of Robert
Dillon.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend her
funeral hsr late residence No 30 Second street
this afternoon, at o'clock.
ON Saturday morning, Jan. IL after lingering ILL
ness CHARLES Il. yAS ALLEN, son of the late John c.
Vsn Allen, in the 33d year of his age.
Ills friends and acquaintances> and those of bis fam
y respectfully invited to attend the funeral service
ut the house Of his mother l23 West Twenty second
street this day, at So O'Clock p NJ. Ills remains Will
be taken TO Piermont for interment, Tomorrow morn
ing.
On Saturday Jan. L. in the 52a year of his age Mr.
WILLIAM HAwLEy, Jr.
His relatives, and the friends of the family,
spectfuy invited to atsad his funeral tomorrow after
noon at o'clock from his late residence, No l41 Court
street, South Brooklyn.
oswego and Auburn papers please copy.
January IL Mrs. MARY UesEY, wife of Michael Hosey
The friends of the family respectfully invit ed to
attend funeral from her late residence, 500 First
avenue, this day, at halt past O'Clock
At Williamsburgh, on Sunday Jan Is, RosESA, the
infant child Of VIM. j and Rosena Pease.
The friends of the family invited to attend the
funeral, this day, at IL O'Clock NJ from Sc south
Third street.
On Sunday, Jan. 10, of Inflammation on the lungs,
WILLIAM READ aged II.
The relatives and friends Of the family also the mem.
bers Of Brooklyn Lodge No 2e, l. O. Of O. F. also the
National Guard, Company b. respectfully invited to
attend the funeral to morrow. at O'Clock p NJ from
Tie tesideuce OF bis brother Thomas Read 2il Bridge
street. Brooklyn
New London papers please copy
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Esk lsA hsA several ssa.eA.ea. ..d Las.s hss1s
=:
w sss y, %:H r
81:
s,ss 5: ssss ship John
y.
ana saved only
e:
i: bone ~ M q sssi
third mate for %u.nsus conduct. The jean.
sT So
and 2 lbs whaiesono by the J0ha cossesha Of ana fos
Notices to Mariners.
BELIzh, Hon, Doc IT.
hereby psSsssd
in ss nsns a, 'sr' Thai sd down s
formation handed be published for general
nation b. " Cox. Esq, Lioyds Ass carxpsrrn u.c
p
it 10 hoped viii be replaced sooa 50 passSs
ship Lssry, 4ss inst "a Gun KY LisAs. working down
Foreign Ports,
Dig eohre Thos Pearson Benson from co ssmi
haaoos Aadiock from do dsg tos Eorieans see CORES
- kiNes1or. ia. Jan 2-sld sohr Aiissea. Nelnes.
arr At Falmouth ia Dec 80 brig RAPID crowsll B,is
NAssAv Dec sl-ssrh Menspellsr. Cooley. rom Syosl
Home Porrx.
sris I aaS ss.
ksRssa
sn:, Ay via a. Sch so cpss p e.
Bsy state Zion ana fremont from Baltimore Chester sad
sR & s.SR
ss S s p GS s 81 sYl sa "a Tss ss rA
Ss!sy Nssss sossr, sors.s;; big. '
nIsf:ss + 6safsss: Ssea Sss
sis 5s ssss Aso
fortG tas,Iie my psiss; wssSsr jsTsais; shsrsa
NYorl; brig semers watson Havana, In tho ofns Us
eek o s,st pssPs S sS
Jane u co9peT Cooper NTork
BoIes, NYork. sid ship Milan, Alies DO hayins cid
Below Jan brig nnlow Fi.ner e: Boston ds:sined in
Republic for do wig saso bark Greenfield Hepburn tor
HOLINESS HOLE Jan Is, PM-Arr sohrs Del Nor.o.
sinssn Norfolk for camdsn Lewis cTowell, Boston for
iss u td sssE
mar End abbott Lawrence Allen Boston for do Also sid
In por. Il Az, sobr Del Nor.s
La vACca, Texas, Dec i7-Arr bark VIM Harris. Hal.
AoBiLE Jsn Arr ship Robert Center Arnold NYoEk
ship Western VI ord, Hoses, HayTe.
Shield Br ship spartan, WELSH Liverpool; bark Louisa
snd Caroline. Raven. Boston.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan 7-eelow chip Diogsnes. Sylvester
from Marseles CID china Italy Reed, Liverpool Taey
rand, HIsms Trieste Thos Perkins Booth. Boston Ore
His do bark Carman tSp Goro rdo Malaga; pola
Gre Antiils (srl, hillcf. Bsroelona.
NEWICkT, Jan Ib-Arr brig Albert Perkins Thompson,
Cope de verd leland fox BcsoI in distress repsssd
schrs Cosn opote Eitmsn NYotk for Sandwich Baker.
Goossssed % fer Wsreham Amazon Packard 0sorsesown
for EYork; Noble Inland Boston for DO; Hyde, Bailey.
eoto Homer Parker, Do; Cooley Co. Youns k..paSs
Virginia; Ihos Bliss HULL do do; Frances, Doane Tho
mnston for do
7thArr sohrs Atlanta Pratt. Newhern for Somerset:
Boston us,n Boston for Cape May Telegraph Atwood
Fhilade Geo Shatuck Green virgiuik;
Hannah GRAM, Howard, Newburypors for Norolk soop
Pointer, Huber Providence for kyork.
PROVIDENCE Jan l6Arr prop Petrol, Rogers. NYork:
sehr Patrick Henry Knudson Apaacola for Providence
arr IL the Wess Ssy last evening.
SAN TRANCIaCO, Dec l5-Sd ship Aldebaran. Liver.
more Ronsluu aud Manila.
In pcrs Annie Buchanan Barber for Hong Kong few
SAVANNAH, Jan 10 ll-Arr briss Palo Alto Spencer,
EaiaDzas; Phurs Thatcher York. Cid ships boui.
lard Vaughn. Liverpoo Hudson Nelson, Glasgow briys
Pelder Porug Puresa, Terceira via Faya Wilson Full
Ter, Lewis, kyora
WILMINGTON. NC, Jan l2-Cid bark ssrauac, Bislsy,
Havsna schr VIM Fl Smith, Harmon, NYork.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

hAIUHDAY7 Jun. Ut 7 d
AshE were moving very slowly, st old rates. The to.
sPcted stock amounted TO S22 bbls.. Of both KINDS
ern realizing 25l{c
BEtApsTtFs Flour seemed frmcr the saler including
nary TO choice State ut 81 80 81 esq; and mixed To
fancy Western az 81 t6a 81 75 Rye four and corn
meal continued unaltert1. Wheat was steady and raIe
able 4oC0 bushels mixed Ohio brought ST. and $500
bushels white southern 81 &C sIo7 Rye ana barley
rules quiet Oats advanced TO 5lc &c and we're more
buoyant Corn varied little about 500 bushels yellow
Southern fetching 66c.
CorfFE-some 20 bsgs prime Java were picked 10 at
Ike, loo Maracabo at S94c, and leo Laguayra at
61sc--former rates
CorToNTne advice. per Asia appear Just tbs opposite
a the predictions and hope Of buyors and the stock
account at the close Of ths year exhibits the usual ia.
crease the hope for advances there to meet shipments
hom this side 10 net 80 strong and positive o. before
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Hsldsrs disposed 70 b free ssasrs today ana the
Transaction ses reported It 1000 bales 4 iay to
FnE,oH1s -,er Liverpool, 5000 bushels wheat were
taken at Ad h sed By the vessel and about 1000 bales
were Cd and dead weight l2 Cd For London 500 bbl
naval stores were engaged ct q TO Havre cotton
going forward at 10 and ashes with bark and ros
81 ass There was no altera ton to notice in rates to
California
FIsH remained scarce and were in request at 81 SIX
So 81 for dry cod, 81 l21 81 IS for No. msckers
and So SO So GAY for No. do.
Faui1 Near coo boxes Malaga raisips was obtained
at 81 60 81 c2h 25o half do at S7kc. and 80 casks
Zante currants at IS.
HAr-aoo bales river changed hands at $50 to s2Hc,
per 100 lbs, cash. Market arm.
continued brisk Is bales having found buy
IRes appeared quiet 80 tons Scotch pig were taken
at $50 So and 90 American common do. at $2l--usuh
LlME -Rockland common was nominally worth 81 DER
leo lbs. None Offering
MoIAssEs There were ITO bbi5 Louisiana purchased
to-day, at &c. q 2Txc per gallon.
NAVAL sronEs--Sales were made OF 460 bbls crude
SEQ Wilmington rosin at 81 80 to ST 321I
OLs About $500 gallons iinsesd disposed Of at
6jc cash.
pork fetching SIS S7h TO SD and Sl4 rs to SIS rs;
$50 tiercts and 200 kegs prime lard 97c to exc and
SIC to sac LEO bbs prime and ess beef at 81 so to
SIS 70 ana IS SO to Sill ; and 100 do. beef hams at
So so TO rs, respectively
Ron There baye been loo terces, fair bought ct
S. 81 u to SO 81 u per 100 lbs
sroAss--boeo0 aerman were procured at 80 so to 81
per thousand
soArA sale of 100 boxes CASTLE was made to-day at
SC per lib
sriRi1s beyond the disposal OF 60 bbis. prison
whskey at 20 cash and so hhds drudge at 20c time
nothing done.
SuoAns exhibited interesting variation, the sales
having been confined to Loo hhds. Louisiana at Al
AZ; and GO Porto Rico at A a zhc
TaAs-This mornings auction passed of spiritedy at
better prices Suhioined the details-mportsd per
clipper ship Stag hound TerMs- Approved notes at
mc nth6- persl-95 half chests &c per ID Gunpow
der 20 half chests 271ac 10 do &c. 90 do 28c 20
do 20; IA Il ID boxes 261ic 175 do 2oc Powchong-
10 half chest 22c. oolong1T halt chests s4c 80 do.
74c 8 40 Csc 10 DO Csc so do size 20 do 81 10;
10 do 81 &c rs do 361lc 600 do. Sic Ala do 3ec.;
$50 do. 2ac; Ito do zSi1c $50 do 2Tc AZ do. 26kc;
253 do rs 20 Orange Pekoe So half chests Use Mag
vopg-301 halt chests lsc
ToR,cco remained in good demand with sales Of $50
bids. Kentucky st q attc per 10.
WuAINBoNs was partially neglected at A a 47c. for
South Sea and Polar: and d a Sue for N w. coast.
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u No arrivas or s,ngs TO day in consequence OF The
severe stor and distractions by the ice Wind durng the
Gay, Ne, and fresh with
The stem Island ferry bosts made but trip G. AM
70 dy on account OF the storm and oe therefore could
learn nothing further from the vessels ashore ne Qua.n.
The ships harcn johnson from Savannah; ssxcny. -;
Yorkshire from Lvcrpooi; and Raj New Orleans
Of the drags their anchors
went ashore Staten Island this morning The Saxony
Tn the rocbe below Quaran
are in he mud on tue beach near eapcton The steam
telegraph, Capt Duys in the evening rcpor
the Yorkshire having only touched and will probably
foat ~ high water she having ashore al low tide
ence Of the ship Wtehington from Liverpool ashore
Fynns Knoll teturncd this sfternoon and reported
the ship get of ard had anchored 5W gpl with
out having received any poreep,iblo dam are.
The p pilot beat Mary Cashsrne came mp in the after.
noon from 81 miles outside Sandy Hook and reports the
Lower Bay and Narrows completely ied with ice, making
them aim ost passabe; also reports tug
inside Of Sandy HOOK the beach, with
cut water che would probably get of st high water
tide ~ the time being we'll down.
schr Smith arrived here In ~ how're from Whining.
ton NC. not
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPAsY-ToR BaE
" en-, northampton The United States Nail ateam-
snip WAsniNGToN. g. W; Floyd. commander will 8ail
fer Bremen touching at IL nd tho ms aad
PASSENGERS Saturday January 81 from Par North
river Price Of passage from New York Soutam pton
Brewen:-ln frat c,ein main saloon, Slg0 in bin
lower saloon, slO in second cabin, seJ experienced
sorgeon attached to the ship. ALI letters
through the post office Specie delivered IN uayre aud Len
con. For passage freight apply to
AOILER, SANDS RlERA, Agents, % South street.
The steamshp Hermann will succeed the Washington
he Epbr
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RklsPi'iE9

EoR LivERPooL-UNITED STATS MALL sTEAs
II snip Satc-Capt James WeatIhs eteaIner will &c
with the United States mails for Europe positively
Saturday January cath. al o'clock M frc her berth
the ioos Of Canal street No berth till paid
For freight passage having unequaied .tiop
for elegance and comfort apply EDWARD b. COLLlHl
g. CO., No Sc Wall street
The steamship Arctic viii succeed The Atlantic Ind sal
February
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ERIG AIBrRT PrRKrNs before reported ia dissress ~
Newport Ia addition IS the deathr has the mate and one
board eick With fever and o osptsn has ben con.
lined 10 hg boo 30 Gays. hhe lad otc main topmaGa
yards and calls osrrcd away hhe hhs haoled CONNER
clal wharf to repair.
ENC BotRs, at Ch,fleht6n from Eayans exuorieuoed
lesyy gales, and was blown TO the Latitude 81 Tie Frying
Pan.
BRIG MACON (tfNyorhl, Watkins, from Hot3 fbr Bos.
ten, before reported afhore Pollok Nip and arrived
Eogsrtosn evening OF 10Th inst had the assistance Of
from Nantucket She leaking about 800
hour and will have 70 discharge and the railway Tor
repairs The vessel insured In kYork and the osrgo in
Boston.
Sem NoTus, which had her stern badly damaged while ~
snohor in Newport harbor, as already reported said
will BIO ensbea TO make tbe neoessry repairs wthout ds
charging but litto IL any Of her cargo.
sovR EIIzh Arr Lowry from Baltimore for Portsmouth,
which oonbAob with an unknewn 6ohr ana put into
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ssilcd-BrigAG washburu, Garden
glsrnId Marine Correspondence.

T.
Tie schr hem.s Pearson Capt Benson, from your rog.
On the lth On her passage she encountered heavy
wind and weather snd suffered much il her sss and rn
carried AWAY cnd lost her topmssts tor gss, b DO
try IN snd nos Of her standing and running rigging. she
viif be LAID NJ teT Ycptirg as soon discharged.
ghc schr samuel iaddook ofBonel Capt Haddook Also
fsu your port arr on the 18th sbe aeo experienced heavy
vita De- and was run into By srgo vessel lille lynE ia
se ~ Which her buwarFs roye from her fore ohns
clean a where the anchor Of the ygse which
became fast amid the broken bulHarks timber r
nhinG isst 70 ts moment Size also carried
m,s hJnE ib, aAd ib boom with her ssu ding and
ping risgng
we h.ye had very severe Faep with heavy rsnf o
past The kapn and Plapa BF yssstB srS reported
4 The fogthyerd.
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LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For New Orleane, via Havana on Saturday, January
Nth, AZ T. M-The splendid double engine steamship
GEORGIA 5000 tons burthen, d. D. Porter u s. N
msnder vii sail precisely o, o'clock NJ from her pier,
foot OF Warren street, N. r with the
direct for Havana and New Orleans New Orleans rsens
ers transferred at Havana to the steamship PhadelpAs
speeie ONLY taken freight to Havana For pssageer
freight arplyt NJ. 0. ROBERTS,
IL Meat AFFECT. oorner Mnrren atreai.
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IINITEnsrATEa ANp PACIFIC nA1L srEAusHIr

TTNITEnsTATE5 AND PACIFIC NAIL sTEAMsEIP
- Company-Only through line tor San Francisco, via
Chasres direct. On Thursday January % At NJ The
splendid new double engine steamship Ell DORADO,
quned in her accommodations and Rpeej, 1880 Il. j.
hartstein " g. NJ, commander, will sail on Thursday,
January e. At o'clock precisely from her pier 70
ct Warren street.. North river with the governments Malls
direct for Chagres connecting with the extra February
steamer from Panams TO Fan Francisco For passage
freight apply a. the Office, No. III West stre,, corner
Warren street, North river. N B-Bl5 of sdpg signed
/ the oficP. the uorning Of aailing.
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limited STATES AND PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Compsny-Only through lns for San Francisco, via
9svsna and Chassss On Saturday Jsnusry "a a, r X
qualled in her accommodations and speed 5000 tons d. D.
Porter u B. NJ commander will sail on Saturday January
Warren street North nyer With the Nails
Chagres connecting with the favore u. g. NJ steamship
California 80 Gail without delay for San Franssc
srrvsl Of he passengers and m.is ~ Panama. For fr
Warren street. n B-Bils Of Iadng signed s. the oi,c
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u,opsA JuAr Avn cuAcvrs r.xr.pym ~

EoRsAN JuAH AND CHAGRLs. JANUARY 70. AT
- II. u-lhe splendid steamship UNiTEl
sTATBs so tens burthen, Charles c. Berry. commander
will sail IS above, from pier North river She new
bsesn6hp, built In the strongest msnner 10 double i-oa
braeed and s in every respect, frss class steamer
Her Secomn od.sons for cabin second cabin and seer
hse PASSENGERS are unsurpassed steamer sfoa For
freight and passage, apply 70 JoNES& JOHNSON, 20 Wall
street, third acor, TO MAILER LORD, log wall ST.
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STEAMBOAT DISASTERS oN riIE WESTERN Waters
UrRl>c lsjl- A list Of the most Ing eetant
scarbost d'a'teFs the western Tlyeei Itslug the
lat yeer 10 published in the ST. Los f.srr#l.r All
mitrg accidents such as striking gag, trssking ma
riirtrT sc are omitted TIE whole mbar IT acct.
d'uis - Tie character have named j. foEtyfx OF
Atse twenty tSe were caused by striking snats I'd
ether UbstuCu ne in the river Eht wtre thr result
Of explosion sis q ccIisions. I've of fire aud the re-
naming two were boats sunk IN storm Tie s kgre.
-ttc lois o. M n the forty..i1 disars Is compuepd
ct hundred end tweuty.strcu Ofthese. nine were
he result a. ,iCkng two cf fire, sixfy ei AZ Of c5
sicns and enc hundred ard forty eight oil cxplct0ns
TIE greatest los Of ie in auy SINCE DISTANCE was I'd
he tine 81 ts explosion Of the Oregon 10 March last
~ llsu4 EiIhty.two ia the lover ait tsf POI when
irons forty i've to ftly Fouls pershsd Ilo oat-c ton
81 property W bH{e no means Oi escertg G} Nith any
degree 81 cotrtctuess but INC udiug ~ frr lsnts
Win those rNrtic ulsl q below feel tti D.. n
utt tNl! snort d one milton ii Gollars.