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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

DRINTERS' AND .ENGRAvERS' 'CARDs.-CALL AT
No. Rsade street, and obtain samples and prices.
The subscriber has had fifteen years practical experiences
in the Of cnameed and ooorcd cards and in
cling business for himself
buyer, that cannot be surpassed All cards Of his msnuf
ture both who and solored will he priat
well and particular sire quality Of card will be
to order with the utmost despatch. X. w. ROBY,
No. Reado street, corner Of Centre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

NANDERBILT LIN r.--F0R SAN FRANCISCO,
Tho osly line giving tickets fcy crossing tho let mus
Tho tayer,e double engine soalishp PkOHsTUEUs, lss
tons will leave from piec No. North river at three sook
~ precisely ON Friday November 5, for San Juan aoi
Rorte connecting With the Psoiio stoser the Mes
zsgus rsnG rculo having but twelve miles Of land tra,
g2ottatOn These steamers .Ara unrvao0 in ther scao
mo1ationg and ta,ou. FOR Information paHssxc,
sSpy oply - u. Y. ALLEN, AGENT
10. y Battery place, up 1tsiys,
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nR. WARDS TREATMENT : SIGNAL sUCCRas-
- Never ary fsilurssDr ward has discovered ssrtat
transcendant Of painless sxs and satsestoD
beyond belief. No rapid, radical Aneng u
trs blessings of Provdeacs Once, Canal street, DEE
cast Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

gSoR CHARLESTON, s. C.-sTEAHsHip LINE.--N0
X ponopoly.-Rcdussd rates Of freight aud passage.
CaSin rsfssgo with state-roOn. S5.Preight MEASURE
goods. Sd per footTo Gail Friday 6th November
four O'clock. T.. hThs splendid steamship CITY OF
NORFOLK, James Post eonmander will baye as above.
Th vessel has sate accommodations and every
has been made with view N ssopro the
fsr and safety Of pa~engor For freight or passage apply
board, ct pier Eat river or &c NAH LER LORD, 03
Wal Ct Storage So For savannah,
viii be taken through at SIS, and steerage, IS.
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A UsTRALIA-oPPosITIoN LINE OF PACKETS
~ Melbourne Port PHILIP and sydney tsgshns a. the
tons kurthen Captain D. Eorthup, loading At pier
10 North river will sail puDouslly the 10th Of Noven
New York Ike which she shps OF this
line being stted out and provsiOnsd Will establish for
them all atbers higher rates This
ship guaranteed superior in respect all Others
advertised for Austras in this port An experienced
gson and proper attendants provided Also we'll selected
literary plan Of the cabins together with list Of the
rroyions be at the ship For passage freight
Meat
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DACKETs FOE EAvRE.-sECOND LINA.-THE FOL
lowing ships will leave Havre on Ahs 18th, and New

sS. % Il s IA nv
~. NJ nrnr. 5ron New FORK Prom E,y Z.
's MI T :TSiSSG %.;ssr FIJI 1;,
Is; sss Fl! s5ss sfa Ssi;;I ssi sS!l
IIOe tons burlhen, July! AuetH
tss: sss M S ssP. s ss.ss SSss ss:sFl
!. sl,s: New s,s s.. 'ps prsvasS visA
!. Good
'', s :sS;; ,s'ify siST's ia Pear. street..
SgssA4no ssYw..E ..x yes. AND GLASGOW
s.oashp GLASGOW os2 tons. 600 horse powerl RsSsrs
W (
.ssssS '.ss ' ID. Steward sSsSs '
TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
only through United st.tes MAI. Line Tor 6aNornis sIs
Ua s M IA
aocS so,s Porter Us co%%sndsr viii s.il o.
I;sa sSa .sis
@ e 70 ss m be
sDd ssii inn.sds.ey for San Francisco No saSr viii ss
sssseis tsrcasS with sIpods on eomiort and safety
RATES or sApE TO AsprSwALI.
lower aft and forw ard saloon, do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Scoand cabin standees. ........ ~
Psssn1a-s viii be landed at TO railroad wisr L,pin.
ssspss s s ys
Rates from 70 San Franciaco the
sfi:isi s's
NBshpps1 sse to SIMPLY Win
ss Ssssss las rSiep s E sssss
Ealing.
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MEDICAL.

rlNHE EAR AND EYE ANOTHER SUBSTANTIAL
4 evidence Of DR. HEATHS skill.-Dr. Heath cured "a
OF deafness Of sixteen also OF from beN
ears Of the last Rodenbura
grocer, 80 Howard street. Offoe 44i Droadway. Hou1
from 10 te 3 daily.
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nR. RkLPH'e PRACTIGALTREATIsE.T HIRTlnNxU
~ edition. 242 pages wish piatesPriee 81 Sold % Ne
% Ann street No. Aston norss and ~ shs horssA
H.. sunda, exceptsd) 6ts Houston street, WsosS9
Nailed free CT peato. By nd dressing boz 90 Pei
sfBce
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A UsTRALIA.-THE Al BALTIMORE CLIPPER SHIP
"A ALBUs, Is new A. her dock, pier No IT, r. H. ready
to receive passengers This splendid ship admitted
all who have her to have the most aud best
ventilated between decks Of any ship that has been put
for Australia Her rs.ght is going board and she
will be despatched without fail the 10th inst Apply
hoard, foot OF n street, to b. SARDY, No So
South street. or HUGHES RAWLING, SO West street
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SHIPPING,

- For Now Orleans via Uavana.-The splendid steam
ship EMfikL CITY, Henry Hindle commander, Will sal
November 18th, at o'clock p NJ precisely Rates pas
sage to Havana and Now Orleons-new arrangement-La
dies and after saloon berth 500 forward saloon berth
$780, seersg $ Specie only taken freight to Havana
Freight taken to Ne Orleans At thirty cubic foot
Shippers Of freight requested TO supply themselves with
the companys bills Of lading which may be had app
cation at the office. No other form will be signed No bs
of adng signed after twelve O'Clock the day Of sailing
Fer freight or passage, apply to M. o. ROBERTS,
III Most corner O Warren street.
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nR. WILLIAM WARD, WITH THE ALMOST NA0I
- cal used by HIS brother, Is curing numhers st
the unortuh every week, the old established
place in Canal street door east OF Broadway sta
Dental.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby gwen that petition has been presented in the
Beard Of Aldermen for sewer In Prince street. from Mao
esrses 70 proposed sewer m thompson street. snd
avenue $50 feet east All persons interested in the above
and having objections thereto requested
ssus in writing to the Contract Clerk at his Office
oreton Aqueduot Department. Oot H. 1881
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

Anew YORK AND BAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
~ line through 20 San Francisco a. reduced rates
detention tho IGthnIs The and eplCsd sStrlsh.
UNITED STATES, WIN. G. Berry, ,ndez vii l0sve
Sew Ycrh tor hspinw,rl Navy Bay, Saturday, Novsm-
Der lh At three O'clock, r. M precisely connecting AZ
panams with the new double engine steamship COR
rLS, 1850 tons, Thomas y. Croppsr. comnand0r
which scaskp leaves PnHsms tho arrival pas-
by the United States for San Francisco goppns
only Acapulco for supplies. Ths limo red 80
connect at the appointed time h1sc vessels, in cocoon
mcdaons ventilation speed and safety unsurpssi5
An experienced physician attached each steamer
sengers will DE landed tho wharf At Aspnwa and
thc Panama railroad Passengers cautioned that sill
tickets for this line mns boar tho sgn,sures OF hs
dorsgDod aud that other psrsg authorized 10 Esu
Sockets nj Naw York Apply 10
DAVIS BROOKS T. CO., General Agents,
y Beaver street, New York, 20
yCNEf & JOHNSON. Vast LlherLg 81
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from savannah 70 NASSAU Wv
=. 70
Do. do jamaica. 80. 30
Do. do. Chagres ..:.. 20
(neuding stewards fees)
and In proportion 70 the other Islands.
Each ship carries experienced surgeon Yrsght and
specie conveyed the usual terms For
ply to ANDREW Low L. CO., Agents, Savannah.
Passengers freight for tho r. IN. Steamships will Be
sonysyed to or from New York By the U. s. Mail Ships
FLORIDA, ALABAMA. and AUGUSTA.
sAML. J.. MITCHELL Agent, l94 Front street, N. z
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rvNO THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS AND CHAGREs
BY the British regal mail steamship CONWAY, Capt.
-, $50 tons burthen.
This steamship dsssasd to sail from Savannah Georgia
the 4h December next and day Of each owng
with The Turks 1sands mails and Jsnale. She will b
18TH by route, to Savannah.
As this service eontomplatcs arrangements oaIy for
limited number OF passengers who desire avoid
crowded boats viii ind the route dessabe one and in
islands may conveyance the p.nys
twice Jamaica and wing ports In
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II east Vi. Newport and Fall River and also fsr Phila-
Cincinnati Louigve the south, will leave their sass.
No Wall street corner Of Broadway and after Nom
drafts and bills collected Custom house business attend
cd 70 ~ Boston. New York. aud Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

YlR. LOUIS BERON WOULD INFORM HIS YRIENDS
- and citizens generally that he has froa toug
infthe country aud he eonsnlted usual sthis cid
Office the drug store west Of Broadway and
Houston street from nine o'clock A NJ till twelve and
from six till nine l.. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

ITO THR RAILROAD COMPANIES OF THE UNITED
States Of America and to capitalists and Of
prise in general TO BIO put In execution system Of
railroad wherewith it becomes possible to travel ct the
Of ninety miles hour without accident taking
place The first esAy Of the railroad CAD be made cir
cuar road six hundred feet long The inventor takes
bimsclf to raveon such railway with the rapidly
Of the locomotives actually in this country the
Of that bep but trne whom
advantages obtained hererom For extensive nfor
nation inquire of MR.. AWARD, At Mr.. Lecoeds No. L2
Leonard street, New York.
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nR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, BErwEBN CHAT.
~ ham and William streets continues 20 practise - hn
6doe with hts usual lie takes this methea
rrisnS his friends that be still he oongulted NJ he cd
ocs, whore he has praotsee successfully for thslA
tventy-forr ye,ra,
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TENANTS REGISTER.

A TEN YEARS LEASE.-TO LET, LEASE. OR FOR
n SALE In part Gboe the magnificent building No 80
Leonard street Ave doors Of Broadway 100 ave
stories high. Apply to 4. LENT, 4i5 Broadway
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CAMDEN AND AEBOY RAILROAD FOR PHILApRI-
~ phia.-Leaves By steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier 70.
North river, ~ "a. n, ard p NJ through In AZ hours,
tare frst class s. class by H. line OnlJl 81
Eetnrnins leave Phadophia food Of Valiant street, s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
The Late Destructive Freshet.

The ALBANY Argus OF Saturday says
The ice commenced going ont with the year, and
continued to pass down and the water TO rise until
Thursday afternoon, when the creates, depth Of
water upon the Pier and Quay was reached. Yes
terday, the River was nearly clear In tnis vicinity,
and the Boston feuy.boat resumed It's trips.
The breaking up Of the Mohawk, and It's food OF
water and ice rushing into The Hudson, which Of
tered impedlments - it's progress below tins city,
occasioned greater reshet here than has been ex-
perienced since 1889.
The streams of the West are reported to have
been much swollen by the recent rains, and their
breaking up has TO doubt Occasioned much damage
V property. portion of the track OF the Utica and
Schenectady road, IN the vicinity OF the MOHAWK
River, is submerged. No damage has been done 10
the road, but i has caused some detention.
The Atlas OF the same date says Early ON Thurs
day morning, soon after the ice commenced moving,
a canal boat, IN the Creek opposite the city, was
broken from i,s fastenings aud carried of. There
was a man, his wife and two children on board.
The man, when the boat was strucs BY the food,
Jumped ashore, with rope to secure II, but he was
100 late and the boat carried out of his reach
in a moment. TIE shTeks of his wife and children
were heartrending II was naturally supposed that
thew would be crushed to death by the lee but hap
PLY they were rescued near Casteton.
The hull OF the old steamer Rochester, which was
lying at the old railroad depot was earned down
the creek below TIE city, and was finally landed On
q cross, dyke near Van Wie's Point.
The lake boat J. L. LouGks, belonging II CLARK,
kewkirk d Hoffman, OF Fon Plain laden with 500
bushels of Oats, was also carried down and struck
pile OF stones. She soon filed with water. The
loss will be near 81 600
The barge Ella, belonging to John Taylor & Sons,
and laden with beer, broke loose and was carried
about mile and half below the city, when she
brought up on the west shore, embedded In heavy ice
Her position lie dangerous one.
The Hartford Tunes OF the 30 has the following
The water was spread over the meadows tnls mora
mg, presenting quite high freshet in the river. 1t
rose about foot last night, making 10 feet above
low water marx, but commenced falling ths morn
ing.
The ice rs pied up IN enormous heaps in the Hart
ford meadows.
The late ram STERN was exceedingly severe north
OF this place.
The Northern and Sullivan Railroad sustained
considerable damage by sudden rise IN the Con-
necticut, White, and Onion Rivers. These three
sire ans are nearly clear of Ice
The railroad bridge over the OK Bow" IN The
Northampton eado as, Was moved from MS aoul-
nents, on Friday. and the passage by trains rem
deIed impossible.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TslAL OF The L. S. STEAMER FULTON
The L. 6 steamer Fulton made triai mp yes'ef-
DAY, she having been completely overhaoieo ano 10
modelled, and new machinery put INTO her, Wtnln
the last few months under the direction OF the De-
eartInert, and the personal supenniendence OF the
Enrineer.i IN. chief ofthe Navy The machinery was
furaished from the works Of Messrs Henry X. Dun
ham d Co, of New-York. From the result Of this
wial trip the Fulton thought 70 be the fastest sea
steamer Of her draft OF water (ten iee.) ahcat
She left the Navy ard al aoou: ii O'CLOCK ana tooA
short trip up the East River. In the meantime the
new steam frigate San Jacinto leit the ydru 10Y
Norfolk fer the San Jacinto had about three
rnes start from the Battery, the Fulton passed ner
rapidly at The Quarantine, and reached the . W.
Spit twenty miles below this cry, twenty-five
minutes ahead Of her, nearly nine miles Ia aa'
vance making twelve miles greater clStance run ~ ~
the same time Both the steamers mad tnen I'm
rupply Of coal The Fulton having owe, ~. ,Se u.s.
snd being otherwise ready for sea duty win s.e en
eeption OF her long gun, drew very hedIV M
greatest depth Of water she ran IHeIsy iia -
one hour and nine minutes ana over e.snsy M ~
less than i've hours, with the VIM anu 'ue y" WV
average more adverse than Ia'oiaOio'
Sv,zrpy or GooDs-SUPPOsED TO BE
sroIys-On Saturday afternoon last, officer JeIe-
emIah Higgins arrested man named James NC
Guire on " arrant, wherein he stands charged with
receiving stolen property. The accused keeps
small shop III Prospect ST., near Scientifically ana
II appears that he mas, WITHIN ABOUT SIX ihohss pdt,
received goods amounting IN value 10 about SSOO,
which il is known had been stolen from the store oil
Ayerv a. Co Maiden lane, New-YOrk, by some
eolored porters employed in that establishment on
searching the premises, an ordinary looking trunk
was discovered under bed, and, On examining its
contents was found to be filed with large quantity
of articles the most valuable OF which were tH0
silver chaces lined with gold. four large silver can
desticks silver cake basket and ABOUT dozen silver
eastofs. There were also NUMBER OF small clfcu-
lar articles also like wise of silver upon one OF which
was inscribed as. Jqcobl Maiorss Ap.' over the
inscription the figure Of star with al eye IN me
center. Besides the above, large number OF men
and bows caps and other clothing were found, all oil
which, together with the trunk, were taken 20 me
Office Of the Brooklyn Chief OF Ponce, where they
ran be
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.


SATURDAY. Jlu.3.
AsHEs-The sarks; steady Tor Pot. at 81 81, and
Pearls at $ g., bs' inactive; sales 81 20 opi'.
COTTON is without animation farther decline ~
&C. has been submitted to- With sales OF 100 6aesthe % r-
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market for the lon grades
Of State Flour better, with more dong To- the
home and the East and there is less dsgositon t.
press II the market Western ~ held very hrmly ant
The better grades good demand a. bu'yant p'ices
The moderate not proportion % the ce-
mand There very itle inquiry for export Canadian
in demand held above the views Of BUYERS gene
rally Sales Of 400 bbs at q So for comm u srslds Inc
saes of domestic reach 42CO bbs at 81 4aS 50 for COM
to straight State closing at 81 90 81 &C. al ID for
Michigan and Indiana. ana 81 56idSi o2i ior idvonse
State and good Ohio. Southern IS bu0yant with more IN
quHy for the low grades and part TO out OF market
Sales Of 500 bbls al 81 4is 50 for common 10 good
and 81 1885 IS for fancy rye Flour very scarce and
the market tends upward nj - 20 FOR ne aad Tor spp5f
and 50 a for BrandVuns Buckwheat Flour commands
GRAIN-Tteres verv little ping in Wheat a. usual
the close the II Is generally held above the
views buyers small lot Of bush fair Gsne.ee sold
at 81 %. Prime y he'd at 81 ll.esl "a CAnidan IS
nominal at Ga 81 o. Rye inactive ard Is scrce az I8c
Oats plenty aud are lower Sales Of 81 ie AZ ia
lec and Jersey al i29i3c Barley Is more reei odered
and heavy SOC. Corn is fair reques for the oc
trade and is steady There IN very little inquiry i9r She
61iesns d,lye,s5 and Western naked at 6jc In
store Other kinds are nominal
Railroad Sales Of 800 bbs Pro a. IA !3e.
and IS bids Drndgc a III y closing ai2lsc
PROyISIONS-Our Marke, IS very tame and heavy for
Pork. The supply largely IA excess of tue demand
The tendency s IN favor the buyer Sales OF 300
bbis S4 90 s4 30 Tor old Mess SO 37d 3 30 brdo
Prime aud Si5a sl5 l2 for Mess and S3 73dS3 81
FOR do. Prime. Other kinds are nominal. Beef IS more
abundant and the demand moderate Sales Of 80 bs NJ
Sc 254ti Mess and S4G S. 50 for Prime Pnms Mess
held at SlJasl3 % Beef Hams salab,e s3 50d
Sl3 5 he latter price for go bbs. weighed olt Dressed
Hogs demand 40 6d6c. Picked Meas are dll a.
former quotations Lard firm and in far request Sales
of 20 bb ard at la9c and 400 kegs 40 o a0,
the latter 2rce for refined less acnvs bnt prices
are unchanged Cheese Is salable at6sd7s.
NAVAL 81 ORES are rather quiet, except for csnmoa
RESIN, Of which $50 ibis sold the last three days, ~
81 seaSl 81 for comm IN Wmn ston and 81 a. North
COunty Spirits Of TuTpeBuBe have deciaed ic. 1000
bbs sold 3t,G35c The stock only 006 bbs and OF
Rough 40C0 bbls Rough - held at 50 06s firmly
IRON quiet 100 tuas scotch PIG sold az $50 d.
months
RICE IS steady Con tcs sold At 50 o6aS3 o. partly to
arrIye There y little Prime in market
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Arrived.

ISM steame, Franklin, ,wG.:on, Hayre aa1 Coxes.
steamship Niagara from Boston FOR Liverpool ad
255 PM, passed steamship Europa hen;e Tor Liverpool
and passengers order at aachor the Lower Bay.
Ship Kate Hayes, new Grant, ds I'm Eastpor TO O.
ship C4iharine, (of Portland) Edwards "A ds fn M
tanzas. with sugar and molssses 70 master
Ship Columbus, Bell Leshara . de I'm Antwerp with
ndse and 2Oi passengers, to T T 1ereau
Bark Lyra (Br Muns1D. Valpara.so Oct g. with q tans
shp Charlotte Jane from Plymouth for Port adelaide 81
$50 ult lat - H. lon % s. spoke BIZ sap Sai
iegee from London for Calcutta % ds Dec 90 lat
rs IS ion spoke brig Edwin H. Tlton, from pernsm-
buco for Philadelphia, 10 DIS out. The Br bark Polly left
Valparaiso latter sept and spoken by ;he L.
Oct IS, returning to port. having had her decks swept
boats lost. and leaking badly
Bark Van DYKE. Belg Demare lUl DIS I'm; Cailao, with
400 guano, to L. Bartlett Co Nov % LAT u Il, oa
g. spoke Br. brg Betsey from Greenock for Buenos
bark Louisa, from Antwerp Tor Penambuco
Bark Eliza Barss, Bramhal, 10 DIS I'm Bermuda, IN ba
hist fuckers Ishiboum Has been the Break water
for hHbor
Bark Cyrce. Portusese souze. 7s ds fm o2oro. with
Bnr Mars CswsdJ AIsnder "A ds fn Gelfe with iron.
TO BooIman, Johnston y Co passengers
Brig Mon.Ia, Gueroer, ds hn Ellsworth with ldn-
Brig Maroellas, Simmons, "A d., Washington NC Win
60,0oo slaves to K NJ Clarke Of Neg- Haven Had heavy
winds and put into Delaware Breas water for
Dol. and Renamed there DAYS
Brig Belle, tBr BrOOkmin - u I'm Kingston, Ia
Trinidad, with oranges and cocoa nu's. 70 master
Brig Lohefa tof rhomastonJ -, Is ds IN. s, JAgo lie
Cuba. with mahogany and tobacco. 10 J. W. ElgeU
Brig Purchase. (Br AcMulea, % ds I'm 81 Domingo
City. wnh mahogany SC 70 J. Brane Dec 10 lat q
81 lon 3 20 spoke brig Cousins OF Trenton, Frank
fort bound to Pensacola q days out experienced very
heavy weather, with loss OF boat
Brig Saraiiska, IL Hallowel Nelson Il ds I'm Ponce
p. X with oranges, 10 p. BaeD Co. Dec %, lat 3D.
Ion y a.. saw Br bs'g Fanny, steeriag W
Schr Sarah Anna. Pnkham, is I'm VI lDrdge. lumber
Schr. Pacific. Of Baltimore AtNel - ds I'm Matag0r
ia, with cotton and hides to J. Briggs Has
experienced very heavy her the coast sp sails
Schr NewfoIA Packet, Myers q ds I'm. Neuyiras win
l3e bids ties honey, 10 casks moases 70 tlns
copper ore 5000 II. mOhogaRy 10 Simpson, ayhew Co.
SAILED Steamships Southerner, Dickinson Charles
ton FLORIDA Lyon, Savannah Roanoke, Parrish, Rich
mOnd.
The ship Hioena, Maloney, for London 4n,hor N
the Lower BAY
Ships Splendd, Higgins. for H8yrs and Eclipse HANG
ton. iyf san Francisco, have anchored IA The ;. " SPIT
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DIED.

On SATURDAY morning. Jan }. OF C1usessa OF Inc bra.
PE TEX klELD. Of tals CRY, aged 81 years
lt Elenos Of The family a-e respectfully nvtei
tend ihe sneFs en- MS Ike residence No. q
a. NJ this day.
Al Rossyille. Sfa.sn Island or Friday sveainr Ian ?
JANET McNIEsH widow Il ne iate Mr. Iohr Men e.h
ths s.st year OF her age
On ~ morning Of jan IN re village u HA-sers7rS
y JOHN ANDERSON Esg.. II rs $50 wear
Funeral from his late rssdenl osdar The Ca A.
20 oclecs A NJ H .eaes and relations are respsc;lls
wed "a attend
Ga saturday I-crnss. Jan Of congestion ~ h. bra n
JOHN, Iaiaa, 81 "a Alien and Islselia Hay axe1
Hoaths and DAYS
His rsB Nerr tsse- 70 GIeeswuod for interneaf
Jan = JOSEF HINE. WIFE II Peer A 1s1sfuS J.v an.
d4us bier u he la'e H5a -velh Pe&rsoE 81 " assa
D sDiei Il Columbia
The s,4ives sEd fneras = re fsay are ulls
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Foreign Ports.

A, p,r--U-rro Ts0 ! snIr NalrheI IwhsTe17 n an IN
M, AZ o. ~, -. 10 80 :, so 40 ,ved o tn an
~" nesS ~ 20 81 IN - r,onn Wisv n, pha |.
SInSt 49, 1870, 1,y H,and n. Rich ,oad ar Ba-
selpna s ". ,e, % q ~ n = 49, Worbin.
MA ~. "a VIZ ..n ". id ~ ,,r ~ es f,os,,, IN
e. He 49, spgIn sr-s Of PENN i'm Eostoa "a e..
81 -. - n, - 49, Isn.ito md Cen Worfh nd
'1a T., phi'adepaia satias fr,Eht The bsrk ThstIs
Crsndai tom Ssr1atra for Boston sailed tom Psmam
HUGO Oct Is
At Anaaboo West Cast of slmetra July 70. sap Pro-
psn Barst0w. bound down the coast % load pepper
At NOrh Iahay0g, Coast Of sainarfa, July 49, DiN
Lue la, Welsh, for b. stan about ~ days =,
At RIO Janeno Nov l5 ship Cdf0ca j. hastoh, 10, ~
Orleans barss saons, Sargent, nence set o. arr 10y
TO- and SIN Higgins hence sept aYf nov Deta IOf y
Orleans Ceora, peabody, for d. iHo.h'r account says
for Baltimore pngs Ot's~a, CAGE, rom "lnInsIoI'
" c aoox ~ whence she "sf >ofitc So iyr VI -
Ievld-o and Basnos Ayresj ar Nov AutsloDe, he,
from ln0re for NeN-YOyk NC aud otnsrs. Cli 81,