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The bark Georgia Capt Allen, arrived at Newport
lat 81 lon r. the schooner Milton, Of and for Balti-
more from Kingston, Jamaica, leaking badly and
oil sick. The Georgia took of the cap ain and crew
and brought them into Newport The Milton was par
italy loaded with codee, pmento, and old copper
When abandoned she had four feet Of water in her
held
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Outrage Of n brazilian Cruissr-Fatal
Marine Disaster. Sc.

CHARLESTON, Jan 20 1857
me scnooner Midas arrived at Savannah on Sstur-
asy rom no 70 orts DE ,ember 2lst lat 40 g. lon
JAW was boarded by the Brazilian cruiser sinders
sno nad her papers overhsaed At parting the cruizsr
hred shot across the schoonor's tteru
The ship America, of wiscAsett arrived At Savannah
On ftiday reports having been into at night near
enc western hisndf by sn unknown vessel which
such tne america on her quarter cut the
Gown TO the maindeck broke every spoke in the wheel
Knocked the belmsman overheard, aud carried avav
covered NV ~
The buoys in Doboy and sapeio sounis at III.
entrance to the port Of Daren have been carried
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Tsisgraphic Marine Rsporfs,

boston, Jan III.
ArrVed-Bsrt Roxsns Loghofn brgs John Du,ton, Car
denas Eden Cursoe, Aossth jackson willie for New York;
Schrs w Packer, Gaze nsyticn Luoy Jane Rsppanan-
mock. ship wales Liverpool
Below Bsrk Par. IA, and brg Africa.
Leafeo-ships Tosg on N0rleGns; Forttudc doj backs
Clynn, Phsdephis; 10 we'll do hrgs Hesford Port au
fYincei abby Jonea, Stgua; sohrs Sugone, Jscmel
Ert. Win nstoe, Nc.
OnAnIxsros, Jan 70.
Arfived-DAR brig Tii.a, Ngsrk.
PonrLANp. Jan rs.
Arisedsobr "a Leon Wilmington NC for Bolson, 7esfs
covered with ice ARD Gov fresh bitten,
Cttrcd-fnV barn Nolepti, --,
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Another Terrible Steamboat Explosion.

SINKING on TIE DE WITT cLGSToN-LosS or
THIRTY LIVES
MFYrBrs. Jan 2s 1862
The steamer De witt Clinton from New Orleans bound
- ~ uburg struck mag eight miles below thi. city
~ the 1ath inst, Of about o'clock PM, and sunk
nsnh Two minutes, ~ Two and half fatboms OF water
rom ~ ntJ i've 70 thirty lives were lost Including
eu ", bremen except one
1mot,e 49, a.. The crew except the dremtu esoap-
"a ano the books and papers were saved
vas Insured IN Pittsburg 80
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CiKcrr Counr Nos. l6o, ls3, 1885, 49, $50, to, and
including, 1885,.
srrRsMr CouRr.-srFctAL TSRM-Adjourned to sstur-
day.
USi1hp STATES DrsIRcr CorRr-Nos. IL, ITO, H. to
l9.
BUrERIoR CouRT.-TriAL TERM.-tTwo branches -
Nos. 49,? o03 2oi g. l6o Il, 90, Ill S. 49, 2l2 2l4
az, 2lS Il9, 800 233 21a, 225 25, 231 23f g. O. las
zoe, AZ, %, 1893, 1914, 40, 257, 2o8, 239.
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Married..

In Brooklyn, on Tuesday. January 20 by the Rev Mr.
Se.sehheimer AuGusTus w. BJoRKnAS to Miss JusrISA
I, MsLaGRtw,
On January ~ by the Rev II. g. Carpenter AoAMs II.
YALE Efl OF this city, 10 MARGARET HARRISON daughter
OF Jobn thompson, Etq., Of Jamaica l., l.
In Iaahasse, florida on January 10, by the Rev Mr..
hume, SUSAN IL second daughter OF the Hon william
d mote!ey to JoIrH HussoS Of ths city OK kIyn
~ " = - - = -S-
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TeleRrnnhic Rannrfa.

NV ORLEANS, Jan. 49, 1852.
The Americas news was published this afternoon.
lie character was Unexpectedly bad but the effect ON
the cotton market 10 not yet developed
CHARLESTON Jan 90 1882
The sales Of cotton TO day have reached 300 bales at
Ga sac. The Americas news has depressed the
market
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Senator In Louisiana,

NV ORLEANS, iaa %. 1851
J T. Benjamin (whig) elected State Senator at
Baton Rouge. TO day
(Another despatch states that the wing member. Of
the Legislature, in caucus had nom mated Mr.. Bensmn
their candidate for United States Senator In place OF
Mr. Downs (dsmI whose term will expire in 1855, The
election was 10 take place the 26h and is possible
that Mr.. benjamin may have been elected q United
States Senator instead OF q State Senator
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The Syracuse REESE ne Case.

ALBANY. jan %, 1904
The Court met this morning ct half past niue o'clock
Joshua A. Spencer, for government, concluded his
CHI and replied to by D. Hills fer defendant
The motion to quash was then, after Q few remarks
from General Nye for the defence, submitted to the
Judge and the court to consider its decision
until Friday morning
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The Portland and Halifax Railway.

HALFAt, Jan. II, l5tX
Advices fhsve been resolved from the home govern
ment TO the effect that pecuniary aid will be given
ny the government towards constructing the Halifax
and Portland Railway az distinct undertaking from
he Halifax and Quebec road. The speedy success Of
The road 10 Portland therefore, will depend in no
'mall degree upon the action Of New Brunswick in
regard to the Halifax and quebec enterprise.
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Steamboat Observation-Disclosures ke.
LOUISVILLE, Jan n, 1852
1t has been ascertained that only two fremen were
scalded OF the explosion Of the steamer F. Miller and
that no lives were lest.
slight shock 0, an earthquake was felt yesterday
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- CtNCINNAII Jan. n, 1907
The PiIoe Current has compiled it usual statement Of
hogs packed in the West Returns from twothird. of
The PACKING points, including all the principal places
give total number OF 9s0613 against l0Sl 397 last
year. Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky show an aggregate
increase Of In this city 500 600 have been pack
ed, against 235 COO last year
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Aaae mblY.


BILLS REPORTED.
n, TAso (whiy) Of New York, reported favorably on
the bl cssng Jurisdiction to the United States OF LAM,
on 0.rdiners Island.
M HvrcHlro, (whig) Of Kings reported q memorial
for authorizing the Supervisor to max the Office
Or District Attorney sslsried Office.
NJ, Jorssor, (dem of Lewis, reported fsvorably on
ts bill in relation to Lafayette avenue and St Felix
ssrset Brooklyn.
SUBORDINATE OFFICERS or THE CAPITOL.
mAo.Lty aad minority reports were made Is to in
WON invested the power TO make the appointment
or ofBcsr, charged with ventiating the Capitol.
notion 20 print both reports made and lost.
hr Cysstss, (dem..) Of Tompkins, offered resolution
ending the scton of the House in making appoint
nents and declaring that the appointments rested with
tD, Trustees OF the Capitol
FRAUDS coaNrITFy OF IsyTsIie ALTOS.
Mr.. Moss. (whig) Of Niagara a member Of the Joint
eeeot COMMITTEES, desired TO cell the attention Of the
to the Joint committee With view OF ascertainng what
instru ton had been pac.d upon them and the action
East was expected from the committee under them
The question upon which he wanted instruction was as
IL The time when the duties OF the committee commence
alt when it was expected that report should be made
The amendment to the resolution the committee con
verted into opening Of the whole matter The com.
nttee were Instructed 10 proceed and collect all the
fssts bearing upon the subject In pursuance Of this
they had gone to work, and had accumulated quite
mas Of documentary evidence from the Canal Board
They had issued tubponas Tor some twelve persons
regarded important The committee In its prel
ninary character under the solution by which 1t
appopted were prepared TO mako report ss desired by
ehs House but not prepared to report the facts
~ celeu lot BY the subsequent resolution, ended
% me r-oste and copcurred In by the House The
mater ras aid over for the present
PASSED
a. re olA % oose bedford road, Brooklyn, was read
thr1 sne and passed The til 70 facilitate The coec.
Goo o. certain assessments In Kings county was read
Chn1 time snd passed ' -"N
rsr CANAL LErrINas-grcr7i.o nxu.r,
n Erfe ALL
oterei by him yesterday requesting the state Enynaer
ent eprseTor tOTeptr the amount Il hsrlpan ana lc
rand IN each OF the several contracts en- r-d mo ~ ~
recent Canal Lettings hr II said that he regretted ~
cesty that called upon him to address the Hou,e
on this subject At the commencement Of The se,sion
pr position had beer brought forward q appoint com
Dttee toinvergate these frauds consisting Of four Wits
sad four democrats lie characterized The lettings n.
frsld sDd robbery the state In relation 70 hard.
pan sDd auckland be estimated that IL would iusrease
te cOsl ~ the cans upon wat e8rs upon .he of
Toe contract ~ lgGet million dollars The aCts wore
dravn II 40 uch per teeton but Ia them brecpd
pace for hardpsr and quicsand ~ Cd @ ~ u pr
yard according 70 the proposals. ~ The contractors This
haL0psn elastic substance end = 'ha f--neer
Wes r1sa1 = lie contractor the seys misht wade
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!. brigs, unknown.
SA1lc0s


TPKR STEANsHrp AMERICA AT Boston
AMsTkRpAa Jan t-Arr Tweeiingen DAM Wilco. Will
Ansos BAY No, s2-Arr Ocean Wave Lewis, Boston SEPT
". Table nay and w.s in rort Dec y
sn.. a.. ss Gss.es sSSas
Mr1s San F.n
Adv. Olsib,rse Ckarics ard CsIcdens. for Nore.ns;
Jam 5s ID sas:1sas Williams. Whining.
Jan stss MOE ss Harmonic
In the Gyss ids Amelia and Elss for Boston; Glasgow
Ss4 Arr Lazy x,.bsll. Graz, London for New
S,Assox Jan esd Peruvian aahonsy, Charleston;
GssoA, Jan l-Sld ore.iuso, Profumo, Norlesns
ae had he, sow pub in 9th fuel and was detained BY
nAvRT Yam Carr Admiral naen., NYors; 7sh: Rhine,
nsIysFS noric,n; nsPSson Hunt Charleston Sid s'h
nasis.:z Il SclesHs; Bs1Is VIM Tell. and Humboldt
1 Gen MESK1a
oTd: IsGeisioI GTesIs ssh Triton smith,
C @ Sn f. sY s0d
WOODBURY. Nolsr:cn Boston; Irene Rosn.on; Queen Ps
he river outward bound 10Th Henry Shelton Allen
81
Lprser and Harvard Lane NYork the latter having sd
o.s a. aqsp p M E ~ gssoa @ e.: m.
,Hslsns GRAY Win despatch; Ni;s.I. O. stone:
rs's e
Or SsuEESsa e. .s k;'is s a.
e. " fssn Pool A az a ssy
ssnsrs Morse Perry Ocean Queen ns,hsw: and Rslis.n
fss ::Psss ing Ssssys ~
s sS &ss.:s nsss
ssmIson, % S.h Flora n.yss for Savannah ia,s Al
e '
Fanny Bennett Lapland Simpson. and Hartley. Morrill, do
En-. ior eth Chrissians for 81 M.rks Fls Olympus
R hss ns ASns oT S S chs Ma9r
FES5.:sS & % sSna nsls And
% D SHss. Gwen Fs:
depna Kcnnebec Smith, and Queen Of the West Morse.
LoNpoS. Jan 7-Ens inward snosm. williams, from Alex
CID 9Th Philsh; Hs.rn, C.rdin and NYorki s.h John
dssss sna as!ss.ss Ss;:sa. a. iss: Ksnss Fssasa
queen D:sas q is.s Henry. Hubbard. and Christians
r:.s: gss;s H. d n.sa kssss .ss Groom, As
FOL 1ss a ID. s:s o. Il: s., s:' :.. i
mus, for N York, DO.
NoaTI FoRIAsD. Jan s-oa Thos Church. Martin. from
London for NOrissns.
Nywronr, Jan 6-Arr Alxoms, Anthony. Gloucester 70
load for City Point Commerce, Henry, do 70 load for
roR TsmorrH Jan esld Hendrix Hudson. warner (fron
London FYork but rut back 8h wind S6W bio hard
fLymouTH, Jan 6-Arr Aarsden, Cardiff for Whining
ton NC.
PM. below Bristol, Jan 6-Abeons, for Norlssns.
QurENsTowN, Jan 6-Arr American, Lawson. CAllAo.
koTrrRDAM Jan 5-AnEeque, Samuels for NYork ready.
ward.
swAvAor, Jan zoe Anna Tift. Rtm from London for
Mobile. -
TirLr BAY, con, Nov 2?-Arr Cynthis. Plummer, N
York land wac in port Dec !, BID 10 sngsporek
Westward, and this morning IL hew round 70 and WNW
s blowing gale with heavy SQUALLS but drawing
70 the Nofthwsfd this afternoon and modoratng
othIhe 81 George for N0reAns, has back with loss
Of msinyard.
6,h-fhe sou,h Carolina from Mobile, in attempting 10
her bows. N
7thThs Aosdian, Of Ariohat from Bedeque for NYort
vas abandoned in sinking condition, Dec IT, iat 3d. Ion 6
crew taken OF by tho Gen Dunlap, srrived here.
The Krksne, Cook for Rio JAnero has put back from
BeapUs 70 drcharge having driven anchors
At thhtrlsce In heavy gale from w lass night.
BYAuMtRIs, Jan 4Tbc bark riding anchor In Penmon
Rosee s ierortee TO DO the Kirkland IRON Liverpool for
IA lra a.
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CaRIsTY,s orsEA Aogs1, xloaANicg HALL, NO
during ths week until further notice The original wei
known Chrstys Mnstrels prs!nx efoient and
r and .t Tho Of = ch.y whsss oOnosr
With favor By highly respectable and fashionable audoss
Tickets . cents Doore open 81 6 and will commerce
fully informed thA, the Saturday afternoon dis
continued On Saturday nexA January Ssh, annual ssnS
At Of E. n. Pierce.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.


ALsASY, Jan q 1862
saoTEcTior TO FOREIGN VESSELS.
Nj MM.aaAY (dem) presented the memorial of
foreign ,ousus in New York for protection foreign
v,sssis
GREENWICH SAVINGS
mr. CooL5r (dsm reported fsvorabJ on the bill
grant ng oDal powers Of investment the Green.
vtch Savings Bank
STATE PRINTING.
The eport OF the Select Committee the joint rules
IL relstion to printing was called up
pbs amen lment Of Mr. BABcocK to the joint rules,
regulating the quantity of documents to be published
prob biting the printing Of COO copies books
unless OF concurrent resolution debated aud agreed
TO
CRIMINAL COURT BRooKLfT.
mr. VtFoERsfLT (dem introduced bill anne ndiug
tns establishing court OF criminal jurisdiction in
Brooh'yo
-sr PROPOSED ELECTION or PRINTER, Frc.
NJ: PtERcE, (dem } introduced . bill to provide for
the s,sction Of the public printer by the people.
The Senate then went into executive session; after
which shs7 adjourned.
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6etn1 under those complaints especially those oonssa
nay 81 S ~
panionnBy pr A. 4 naureesu, Professor Of Diseases
q SSSp Sp f9 o.
a aeo9nase wife and diioutss y .hs hss
'' = ss
sRoSa & ias.s 10 As s'
ssSsS whss si does NOS Oas q aa'raass q
Hare a.o, every fsnslsshs wife. .as mosae,1the ons
an
can discover sne s.asso s5soTs ana me non ethosnt
ks'Fsss e. ,s:.s, from s0a'l'Taan IL Ds;,sn ohssl
sr 6.An viii. n s.sn pessepsisy sus ns Tor
.uass1s nsSh: Ssoga and Snrss SsT
S ss =: ~:
~ IL ssSs; 20 S
vss
s.ss q sss IN human tx s
neas .1bjso rsassd q .hss AZ. q ns.ars strictly
E.ossv:s mas IN
: ~ 6ass:ss
y % Il ss.s /, Ss
New s s 1is.s BOZ
Tar ONLY S. sESUsIrT AGAINST InUEBgs AND
D,spensaIy No Division street New York. I. e now
sas sss s: S1 sas:
Red Drop This medicine is The result shady
aarmasy Perfected tho sn xhos ass 81
n' Ss
w cure cur ,s,eS and MEYER wake, whole vial
in ts seton being followed BY terrible
% s'n Hsas Ssss
DRyhA cgoIxs PRIVATE MEDICAL TEzATIsl-
e.sss ana Is D. s n
ordss af yoa S. sn .ns G ana
as sn al . ns
which themselves .isSous nss sS y
y: srshor o. marriage ;a
n:Sss :, II. Y: sn.ssIy H.
.s'n' 'sass 'hs5 ssS:
hints V ho:s sonsenplatins na.rmony vniah w over
ssss issss
ssfssat
c.o =
Sssi s.sss sly aa:s's,
s IN; 4. s. S;;:.
ssc ss y IoxnssnS a Broadway MI. Bsaash
ITO THE DIsAPPoINTED.-DR. WARD CAN BIZ or
patient from suffering and probable dets.oa
;s y. daily s %s;s I. t sis
Of Sss nor s s ussd sGr ": S'1
boob n.si. odes canal street corner Ssosd..1 D'-
NkOO REwARp.-JIyTKIEv AkrIpo11. A sYs.
S'ss aass s s ~ &
s;'1. :: s ss.as :.. T
sp sess VIE oar
wi + ~: = "
" former sapsrsns. sue
progress hroush several terrible stages IL Spss
sSs % SS q II: . sSssss
rhoy Sursa in one dsy Those sssEpontcd hy humbum
Tcaures oss C.n. yn sse.s e
DocToR WARD MAKES NUMEROUS CURES or
becr the tress sSsn 10 20 any
Of the ignorant humbugs DELAY you nv
anticipation 70 find yourself better ia hours No
fee till cured Consultations privssc. a medical book
DR. WARD. DEVOTED TO DELICATE DIssAssa.
~ makes the speedicst cures known. All who have
contracted private 6essc make early application Hi
disappointed arc certain Of cure iom bm however, nuoa
srasis. once Canal stress corner Of broadway
$500 RkwhRD--0hcssEAN' sPEclrIo nls
WOOO ture OF al remeaga yea discovered NE II ~
rssos es snS esns Or es TSss :,
sOd y ne a. " sny ass SsrS az
Dor, ssress also >. No 10 5osssi Ia 3Sssiv~g
ans sshion strSeh sornsrti Ian.
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ME DICAL.

II ICHLY IMPORTANT TO IKvALlDs.-AN INFAL
hble remedy for those deplorabc debitos, oenss.
qucnt self abuse incapacitang the for business
eocicy and be heard Of bJ address
issesnG under shSss especially those oonssm
what his pretcnfions may ehoud not fail get ths
luable Information, which will themselves much
bio, time and
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b Lessee Doors spss s.ss: :. Commence :, osissi
fnques ceoss Family trsIo Upper Tisr
jan viii ss sSns .a sp.ss
.aci., eptited PAUL SLiPfuaD Paul CLIFFORD Mr. Col
1s B aSrS NJ sssns sir r,S Ssldss.
si: i a ass Lucy g. ss No X:
S sSnc.S: S,.h the farce Tho saLLEyi,aa. Mr.
AJIeLos .pr,srs. ,.,o,- su u. ,rr
Sne 81 .he HAHN r.s., AS waH =, s r
men h:ss e u p.5s.
d'y 'aO . vii be pre- s ssnsfa Bella, opsrs Of
ANNA sienora sSsio rs Sn.A .ssuor sss.,a
asr, ; ~ .aTsiini s'sso Zig sseiai
is % sS r a 30 fs1 '''' s.' 'a
ITALIAN oFskA Asros rLa2n NAY .xAesrsnx,
rsrquos si Am phtshestrs 50 osas III h subserpsioa
Nlgs, Hsanssssg, jan. z VI; % 7orformsd Bohisis
graz 'psi' o. NORMA
Ns,m, sisnorie, g. ssessasns
PoilieUo. ssnor vesa
oesrs to ssd a6. a os,
open every a.z IRON % O'clock
.ns % can SSa n: T. baud + VIZ S,
snana ~ tysssss sups S0m o. sesTs n"w
ss,.:s Ss5,s
cents cs!er'n ia 0snss Doors oesn "a 81 o'clock COM
CiRIus.NkH YORK AapaiIHshTkE, y sowERY.
velty brilliant fesss hone1y eyenEs Ian. %: ana DUE
ns che week Great Dspiay OF asunssnes By Myers TAG
Ho,sen a, ship BY Madsms Tepni.Ie. hs Louise Mia
Josephine Mons Bsno and the rest of the roupe Thirty
she..pd Ponies will appear II the ?oay Rscs Elegars
2sean,s ei,dsen uSesr nins hall priee P,s' ~ coma
Afternoon performance on Saturday.
"A 10 the Ere .parsn.a e. ssich vii ssIe Olsos
ne stove on aosa mss me rssr
% M ~ @ t~ s sdn
WEI vii oe yes,omeo, tot .hs nfs tme ns sessoe
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WITS OF THE CITY, AROUsE.-LOSE NOT
Joles Music Store, -Dnpreocdeated indueementGroas
contest OF withholding derson grateful for tho i'm
mense patronage bestowed him during his scourn Of
BENEFIT will .Aks place AZ tho Metro po:an tisss Trplsr
Hall on Friday, February6 which asion
hest original Conpndruns eeins lady and Ito
value sa 70 ths seeond elegant large Silver Pitcher
and two Goblsts. value $50. to be decided By dsn-
teyestd jury of thirteen, selected from and By ths
audience Tn prize: are now on o.hibssn in the win.
and Broadway Inu details Of the plan OF arrangements
will be found in bills specially prepared and be had At
places be occurred for this great event and after
selves all the particulars Got bills ~ once rhe prizes
worth trying for Prof performs every evening also
on ThursdAy and satasday afternoons.
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DROT. ANDERsO N.-AsTOUNDING WONDERS
4 every ey.ning Open At !; commeSosa - O. also. on
msn.s made with Schools 70 attend on. 1hursd.y and
be made 81 the Hail ~ least day before. NBThers
will DO great eysn:on most gorgeous aud nifceut
bills.
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AMUnnm GSYA..

AoMEKY THEATRE BOXES, % CENTS. PIT. ia
- cents Seats IN Crchsstrs Boxes 6Ss,pts Dcors open
6H curtain rises 81 ocleos bsaeht g hessrI ooay
3 "! be performed BYDGk ALI. rae UsuRPEH-hah-
mond Ali, Mr.. Doves istsphi Mr.. Canr -e.taa; hea
ssae yss &c ss,%, en s0a paua Ga
M csintfs M Edwsrd PEPPER Mr. Stevens Squire Bran
den. Mr. Bows Lucy Brsndon hrs Parker Mrs Aarsery
~h hs onssN ~ THk coa M CAVE
RyRroN's rHsArRs. oaAxssas sraxsr-poozs
aues 50 cents ssSess Tis 4 snss Psv.se sSsss s.
0rchestrs Seats. rs CONT Wsdus sday evening. jan I
will be played she opera OF C,N or Ths
Pedro Mr. Bartos; DaSdini NJ Meyer; Cinderella Miss
Fairy Queen, Mas Hill Previous 60 which, shs f.r,e Of
POPPING THE ouESTIoh-br Primrose. M. Blaze:
xdw Yard sipg,es Mr. Leyere Miss Bitn. Mrs Blate
NATIONAL THEArkk CHATHAM sfkEkr- DOORS
IN at6n curtain rises kt7 o'clock Dress Circle
Boxes cents Pit lex esnts Orchestra Tickets ~ oent
perfor aces viii commence with SuanDY acGUIRs-
shsncy AsGuhe.k L. Williams Mary oGonnor MIRA. @.
m1aTs 10 DC sGi'9rsd hy tho drama Of fWE riLGRiA
SIN Juk Joe, Mr. Fox; Aa.sery. Mrs williams
To conclude With the fRIsKl CUB6LER-Jack Sno:zle,
QARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUN-P. r. BARNUa.
Manager Admission to the en- tire Museum and perform
aues, l2h extra. wednesday. 49, Afternoon
70 eaa S
dy Of MAJOR JON rs CoURTSaiP. Evening. ~ O'Clock.
will be presented the famous TEN drains. prepared
Thornley, Mr. Clarke Mrs. Thornley, Mise Messyer After
which the farce the DOT BEDDED ROOM
tn gsSs and The The GS & s
vettits, No, 90. visible at almost all hours.
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nOCToR WARD MAKES NUMEROUS CURES or
delicate diseases Corner Canal tsreet aud
Tar better The unfortunate treat themselves than 70 AM
OF he ignorant humbugs Delay not TO ma
have 70 come ~ last. Then you viii be ashod beyond AZ
fee till cured. Consultations privasc. medical bsot
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HUNDREDS or THOSE WHO HAVE CONTRACT

UNFORTUNATE FRIgND-UNkQUALLED FOR
oradicating disease Blessed by all Who try IT, The
most prompt crsdicstos yet so mia may be given in
fant All private diseases vanish undcr lis use 81 wsb
medical book Who Will give fe0s after chat, Citizens
and strangers easily misd, remember IL. Depot Dr.
WARDS, Canal street. corner OF broadway,
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n RHINE INTELLIG EHCE
PORT or NEW YORK, JAN az, 1852
CleArsd.

ClchroOs
sseansi ip AsiA. Ju6kins. liverpool, z Cunard. Jr
Bar Bar tsPsa sss. Dssi schmidt
B.s E E p Mun.' Ss.dsnss 4 " Jcns;
Brig John johnson Johnson, Fsneh Nenoko
@ f Taass i Rss snsus whine
ssSl Nash White Jssisossliis ssss.. yc's 60.
sssr IS Ban:s: ' kiss si ssrisl s.t' d.msis
SOB, Soks Geo washington, Brady, Norfolk, VAA Bruns
sss. Cen Gen Casa .,. MILLER. Boston, TrqSay:
lasS Ts:
26ss-phip Austin tnOs FAussn) Moss, Galveston
II Brewer 4 Co.
mas, ss ,s
with steamship Alabama. hence for savann1h:
ms:s sa
SANDY a ship . ships
passed steamer bound n. y 1'''' y e'p' A00A0uA
snip GsiraSIS Lovslsnd Charleston Jan ls with cotton
ship Empire !n:v ls7s tons, Thosndike, Thom.son in
rl5s itsI SsvS:,
Bark Commodore Wiliisms Palermo Y days, with s-
Bark George Leslie Sleeper Ap.l.ohools u days with
s .n, sreu.hsn s ss
ss days Wit. n'''
Brig Dssse Mex. Prass campeaohy, 81 days. with log
Brig John Airea Moor A.s.lap.s With 10 Peck
By Cart Tyou. agent Of shs board Of underwrers
towcd up By steam tug Jacob Bell.
Brig Clinton walker Savannah, days with cotton. &c.
Brig Reratio Kempscn. Savannah, days. with cotton,
&c, TO master; 10 At anchor in the 10 wer bay.
sohr Esinsesr Csthcars A'sakapa days. with
schr sophy Colra Hepburn Edenten, NC. 3 days.
S.. .ssS1 a:.i &
ssSr David hA F, kd., vsl: Virgins. days.
sshr sesuins me- swsias. Baltimore. Se day..
Below,
Ship Sullivan, from Charleston.
Bark Geo Hill. from -.
Bark Clifton. from
Also, ! ship and brigs, unknown
SHIPS kddlese1 Parme;ee New Or!sans sarstSga Trask
Liverpool bArks Texas Liyermore Savannah; Wolfe.
Portsrfeld. New Orleans Jasper; aasty Charleston;
triss Excel Talmsn TYbes Ferguson, Charles
TOM and others Wind ~ SUNRISE N; al meridian, do; 81
sunset, SW; plenty Of drift Toe.
RETuRyEDThe propeller Ontario hence for Boston, via
Sandy Hook the city
pairs having. when CT Fire Island. eighty disabled the
staboasd engine. She will probably sail again
Capt George Wise, OF chip Chssca returns his sincere
thanks 70 the Of the steamer Fulton his
rrompt aid towing his ship from Quaranne his
crew being severely frt 50 bitten.