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Whs slresdy h.li-> oil tho pledge. he ,wor,r
All this Is shown at CtHlLL Stam7lcN STOW. si-.
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rors Breeches,' 10th street Cheapside
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the price estsblished By AuthofrF-Ss
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Re uuest test Of worth and wit
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And count their gains:
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More skulls than brains
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Es Az advertisements published In the
srAR, creeping those Sent by orr quarterly 0,
yeoriy customers, must be paid for uAsn or
dered. No attention fciN BE- paid to transient
Advertisements sent By mail or marked tn
other papers for tho STAR, unless accompanied
BY tie money.
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and courseofthe political faction.

theviews and courseofthe political factions
or wings Of the party who adopted them.
We have no space in which to quote our
neighbours article, but may add that ne
has already made it clear as light itself,
| that no endorsement of the compromise
| per Sc was dreamed of on that occasion,
in agreeing to let by-gones be by-goncs,
and to adhere to and abide by the COM
promise legislation as something fixed,
| which it would be neither wise nor patri-
otto to disturb. 49,. r...
The Sentinel gives the administration
more ",ndependcnt support" (under the
fifth nb.) In an article headed "a
Snake in the Grass" Mr.. Guthrie gets
his due share for the day, and our neigh
Dor also stands up valiantly in the defence
ofthe reputation andrights of the Southern
Rights men. He fathers Congress with
oceans ofpraise. The Members. one and
all, are just about the greatest men the
world ever saw. The "yearth" never
held their like. Kings, princes, belted
knights, can't hold a candle to them.
What will our eStimable friend think OF
them after they have disposed of the pub
lie printing and, more especially, when
they come, near the close ofthe session, to
be engaged in the work of knocking the
various axes waiting to be ground Into
the middle of next week.
The Baltimore Clipper, in noticing the
aattering testimonial in favor of Colonel
Forney given by the Democratic caucus On
Saturday evening last, thus touches the
conductor of the Satanic press" in the
row."
1.-The unanimous nomination of this gentle
man for the Clerkship of the United States
House of Representatives is directly contrary
TO the wishe, of some wise and patriotic per-
Sons. and especially OF the editor OF the New
York He AID. 1t is to be regretted that the
desires Df that estimablc gentleman have thus
been thrarted, especially when it is consider
ed that they were based upon the purest re-
gard for virtue and morality. Indeed, the
crusade his paper has conducted against Col.
F. has revealed some things that nave proved
very comforting to the pious hearts of many
of US. In the first place. it used to be often
asserted that the HerGid was the most I'M
chaste and libidinous newspapers ever printed
in this country. Its regard for decency and
mr. rIatu in hoc f,lI,-
this malicious SANDER. Then, in the second
place. the ITeruid has all along been pro-
nounced the peculiar organ and advocate of
the tipping shop. of New York; but is not
this clearly disproved by tho horror with
which its editor has regarded the worry idea of
any ones holding the bottle to his neighbours
mouth. The way in which the people are
often misrepresented in this world is truly de-
plorabls :"
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A SPICY COMPLIMBNT.-The Cleveland
Ploin Dealer declares, in burst of enthu-
siastic admiration, that there is no paper
in the United States which can equal the
New York Herald, in a cool, deliberate,
downright lie. 1t says that the Hcralo
is among liars what Michael Angelic is
among sculptors, Titan or Rubens among
painters, a full-grown Shanghai among
common chickens, or Dick Turpin among
highwaymen.
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IUsT RECEIVED

TUST RECEIVED
81 100 package. Ruckwbeat Flour
so hoKes Goshen Choose
10 kegs choice Butter, for families
100 boxes Resins
10 boxes Maccnroni
10 bhls. No ] Nackerel
5000 pounds Grand Bank Ccdtsh
10 hbIs. Cranbsrr:es
800 Sugar-cured Hams
20 bsss Java Coffee
10 half fine Imperial Tea
% drums Pigs
Fer ssle By WI. ChNL
dec SIT
TO PURCHASERS OF DYY GOODS
VITEhaya now on hand one of the largest o'
w Of DRY Goods in the District. which We w
anty to sell cheaper than they ran he hsa ete"s''
consisting in part Of
A large quantity &c Dire silhf, for evening OIL
street dresses
A large quantity of French Merinos, ecmpn'i'
all colors very cheap
A large quantity OF French houHeilne u" ''''
figured and plaid
large lot If N,rino Plaids
larg. lot of gOmhazins Alpscas, snd 's'e'
FIR Maniillss. sll shades
Pelio- Cloth. all colors
A large LOT of long Shnwls
Cashmere ard Bay State Sfawe
Rihands Of nll kinds
Fmbroideries do
Velvet and ClotI Closks
Hosiery OF all kinds -,
a full .nd complete assortment n st'pl' 'r
usually kept in our line. ,po
dec 6-ecSF HALL " ~
ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE or AIT VI
l. BUCkIN0HAM'S NATIONAL pElVI'
E0G.r National Hoe
Harper. Magazine for December
Illustrated do do
porulsr Educator do
Enieher becker DO
Putnam's Magazine de
Household Words u"
Living Az. No ass
Char,e. kuch-st"r. AemnrHl
Lady at Ilom.: by T. 8. Arthur
Lady Lca's Widowhood ,,- Ma
Subscriptions rr--rived for all the Mornls
sinse and Weekly PaIerk. 49,. -
All new works received a. soon rs lasu, .ru,y
press. 10y \. +. BlCh
dec.
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nURE sILyERwAREp ~

DURE SILVERwARE.- W GAR
Il BEO. hsve on hand . magnificent assortn.. b.,
Of purs SiivcrwRre nf thsir manufsctura "a,
s'sinG n Tea Sets. Gohle:S, Cups, syoous Ior.,
Ladies. Napkin Rings. Eut'-rkny pc. Sugar Sras.,
Gravy Lsllrs. Pie Knives. Sugar Trngs. &c.
TIL" above arc OF III. la'r+t syiss aud warrant
prre Glver. II. ". GAIT BRO.
Sign f the Golden fnsla. II. sv.nu.
dee h-M- fct. 9th Z Ion q.
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~ Attention. Mexican VoIu n =
u3 tecrs.-The surviving officers and soldiers
OF the ID. {. and Md. Regiment and the baltimore
Battalion, requested TO attend meeting of th-
two Commands, ON next MONDAY EVENING, Al
O'Clock, z. VI. al klomann's, on 9TH street.
JOSEPH p. SHiLLEN,
Secretary nf BAIT Battalion.
WN. !. CORfDHtN,
dec at Secretary -. G. aud Md. Regiment
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m7-THB "sTAR" OFFICE is LOCATED ON
n STREET, SECOND DOOR FROM TWELFTH
NEAR THEJUNCTIONo OF TWELFTH STREET
AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEARLY
OPPOSITE FRENCH's CRYING HOTEL
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GOLD INLAiD NEEDLES, &c.-I.ammOnd, 9Th
~ street. has received :uPpiy Of Crowley >un s
Gold Iniaid Needles, very superior article; AFRO.
large assortment of Porte Monaies three ply Shri
Collars. Donino-s, Back Canon Boards, &c, and
for sale low. dec :5-.h
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M A r r | z u

In New Castle, IN the 10Th nf November last; hy
tie Rev. Mr.. BiliOp. Dr. MARIUS DIIVAI,I.. L. :
Navy, 10 ELIZABETH. daughter Of the Hon. Jas
Booth, Chief Justice Of Delaware.
DIED
In Georgetown, on Saturday evenin. last. LEWIS
MCkENDREE DIVINE, in the thirty second veal
OF his age.
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4 pples! Apples.--Iias been received b,
~ PECK WEED. on Louisiana avenue, near
the corner al lhfh street, and opposite the old Ia.
House, 500 BARRELS CHOICE APPLES. For
sale by the barrel or lar'cr quantity.
Also barrels Of OUNCES in excellent order.
decJ-dlwt-
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- Smithsonian in.t,,uIton L.

FG-A Lecture hcfors the Metropolitan Me
chhnics lnsuste, Will he delivered the sSnItr-o
man Institution, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dee.
eth, at \ o'clock, by Pref. JosEPH HENRY. l.. l..
ID. Subject: The Smithsonian Institution. The
pcblIc are invited to attend.
dccj ;, "a
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. The Mary. Church

VIZ The Ladies' of st. Mary's Chure h
!l : will. on MONDAY. Dec. ), have TEA
PARTY IN the basement of the church. for tac pur
pese of drfayng the expenses incurred for the rIas
terns Of the basement. intended for school exercises
On TUESDAY EVENING. at O'Clock the
Choir of the Church will give CONCERT, under
the direction Of Mr.. Stephen Harlhrscht.
dee 5-2t
o~ Smithsonian instttutton Lee
uS tures-Thc first lecture at coxr>e On
ASTRONOMY will be delivered on MoSp,Y FVES
ING, Dec. 9Th, at ~ O'Clock, ny BfNJANIs IAILuw
Pill, of Alexandria, Va. Subject: The general
principles OF Astronomy, with the movements and
consequent phenomena Of the bodies OF the Solar
System.
The lectures on Astronomy Will he continued on
Monday evening, Dec. 10Th and l9tI.
On FRIDAY evening, Dec. 9th, thc first of course
of lectures OH CHEMISTRY will he delivered nv DIR.
j. LAWRENCE SAITH. Subject: The importance of
the study OF chemistry. and It's close connection
with the progress Of the art. and manufactures ot
the present age also. general notice of the nature
OF bodies, more especially gaseous bodies.
dec y ;, 7. & AT.
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dent that Inc House we're ready TO receive the
Message.
The House then proceeded to elect Clerk
Mr.. Dean nominated Mr.. Fornsy. Mr.. Wheeler
nominated Mr.. Il. NJ Young Two or three
other nominations were made just before we
went to press.
A South CAROLINA Custom 1t is rare in
deed to find the South Carolina dele CATION in
Congress early on the ground. We under
stand that Mr.. Orr was the only House mem
Der of it in Washington on Saturday evening
last. Had they been present to vote for him ,
the result might have been different The
fact CT Their absence from the caucus of course
operated no little to embaras. Mr.. o.. pros :
poets.
THB LOBBY IN A STEW ALL yesterday the
lobby were very busy endesvoring to coax up
Democratic opposition to the election of Mr.
Boyd to be the speaker. They Travelled to
and fro with grent speed, chasing around to
find Democratic members with soft spots on
their heads or with an over Penchnnt for cham
payne and canvas backs, who. they thought
might be induced to vote against him. The
truth is both Mr. Orr and the nominee are
alike we'll known to be g down on the lobby.
They would sooner hare in the Chair any
other member to be named than either of them.
Hence their anxiety to compass the defeat Of
these gentlemen especially.
The Hon. r. X. MHADH, of Virginia, was
telegraphed yesterday to permit his name to
be used in opposition to the Democratic NOM
inee for the Speakership, but peremptorily de-
clined.
The DEMOCRATIC SECTION CASTE OF THE
CAucUs.-It will be perceived that the
= Hards'; were not strong enough to show
fight in the causus As we predicted, not
more than five members not from New York
have evinced a disposition to act with them so
far, and one of these will hardly ever be
caught in such scrape again while two
others will probably follow them. We re-
frain from mentioning names inasmuch as
the certainty that they are 80 certainly with
out respectable number Of sympathisers in
the House, in their presumed anti -administra-
leave them without one single member ready
to fl ght their battles. .e -s-.-r.51 -.
How THE CUsroDY OF MILITARY CoSrRI.
BUTTONS" MUST BE ACCOUNTED FoR.--Ths rule
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS, A
VI tewelry.-GEO. c. ALLEN, importer, No. IL
street, near Broadway, second floor.
JULES JuRGrSsEr wArcHfs
Warranted perfect time keepers. from $50 10
COOPER WATCHES,
rEDEprNDyNT SECOND
And'quarter second watches, for timing horses. lS
CnRONoNETERs
Splendid pocket shronometers, perfect tins
AeoPsie's I'D W
EIGHT DAY WATCHES,
Which run eight days with one windng... 40 TO
ENAMEL WATCHES,
For ladies, some in uniting 30 to
DIAMOND WATCHES,
For ladies, some In m asic ............. BtN
HA6Ic wATeHEs,
Which change into three different watches. 100 10
WATCHES
And turn the hands without key ............. 10
ALL KIrDs OF wArcHrs At VERY Low yRrcgs
Fine gold lcpins watches four holes jsvesd.
Cola enamsllsd watches for the ladies'
Geld English patent lovers
Gold English patent levers hunting ........
silver patent levers as low as
Diamond earrings, pins bracelets finger rings and eros
for sale At muck less than the usual prices.
All kinds of gold chains pure gold wedding rings gold u
and ssas geld pens and pencils geld and silver thimb
bracelets breast pins cuff pins lscksts, earrings gold
silver srecac gold toothpicks charms, chstclaiA cha
&C.
Sterling silver spoons cups forks pie knives, napkin nv
fruit knives, wedding cake knives AZ.
Watches and jewelry exchanged. All watches yfrran
to keep coed time or the money returned.
RErAfRs.
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired
the best manner at much less than the usual prcos
superior workmsD, and warranted.
Watches BY mail express all parts Of the Uni
States free Of charge.
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THE ART OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ROC
i No. d East Thirteenth street, fourth house west

i No. "a East Thirteenth street. fourth house west
Broadway, south side Mr.. Charruaud acknowledges n
hatcring favors received and acqans HIS patrons and
public that his classes for this season w Sat
day, Oct. r. Afternoon classes Tuesdays, Wednesda
Fridays and Saturdays evening classes, Mondays, Wcdn
days, Fridays and Saturdays: class Wednesdays
Saturday. Private Lessons at any hour engaged by
classes Fer terms and particulars circulars be cbta
daily, from to o'clock. N. BIO let the building IS
90 feet two stories rear Of Nos 2 and White street.
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LNERRER0S DANCING ACADEMY NO 30 WE
II Fourteenth strcet.Madams c. Dshrenl rsrrero and
brother Edward Ferrero will reopen their academy on
nraay. OFT Young ladies and maste~a' enssas w,a-
days and SATURDAYS and MONDAYS and Thnsdavs at 3e
Nj commencing Oct g.: rantlemens evening class MAnd
and Thursdays, at ~ r. NJ, commencing Oct. II. Priv
ugual.
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AIRS A. LANNAY WILL REOPEN HER DANCI,
wi and Waiting classes. At Montague Hail. opposite
City Hall; Brooklyn, on Wednesday Oct, TO- Nrs L. !,
and Saturdays, commencing At hsifpast thres s'cio
Matnees dansantes exclusively for pupils aad patrons
be NV
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VUANTED-AN EXPERIENCED LAuNDRESs, WHO
w understands washing muslins and funy Apply AZ
IS West Twenty street, between aud 10 o'clock IN the
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CERvANTs-AN EXCELLENT CHOICE OF CAREFUL
- IL selected will be found this day at MORRIS
COS establishment, 2T Broadway corner Reads street.
AAsagst those waiting for place. Welsh German French
ana Irish cooks and aundrses for private families and ho
tsls; Enrlish German, and other ehambermaids waiting
gls and girls for housework-al first
class Also French, German and English walters, coach
gardeners porters for factories farms and
lsoss. Colored boy for waiter or coachman
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DE G. HRooKE,s DANCING ACADEMY.

DE G. BR0OKE'S DANCING ACADEMY,
IL. Rroome street. between Broadway and the Bowe
Tho ball room with the reception dressing and pracs
rooms adjacent possess great ADVANTAGES for pupils AID
der beyond all question the most magnificent convent
and extenrve dancing academy in the United States II
IN the world Having reeonty adsntsd an entire new mt
OF instruction the pupils enabled to acquire all
fashionable dances in very few lessons and in such
ner as to participate in the snoyments Of society in
part Of the world The dances Of Europe reeev
and will be introduced in rapid succession.
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Two REsPECTABLE GIRLS WISH sITUATIoNs-oNE
shambermad and plain and the other
washer and roner They wish in house The best
- sty reference given, and they be well
vn their place Please call at l East Eleventh
Asat room. second floor. Can be for two days.
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VNAETED-By PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, A
situation m cook understands meats soups, baking
pastry In all their branches Tho best 81 city
be given. Please call at I Fifteenth street. near FRS,
aysnuA Can bs ssSu for two dsyA
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WANTED-A BOY ABOUT FIFTEEN OR SIXTEEN
w years OF in importing stationery and fancy goods
Asuss Addrsss H., bsx 33V Post once with rsfsfspsssl,
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

4 boDwORTH's DANCING AcAnEMY. NO; 8
~ Broadway. next to Grace Church, will open No
day o:toh. far evening classes and on Wcdnssdsy Oct
Der Tor afternoon elassss In recent visit to the gre
sshos. 81 Lerd.n and Paris expressly for ths purpose
consulting with the experienced teachers Of these schoa
many dances procured FROM Mess. Collariua
kNwski Boinet and Ncsssrdy. Of Pars Cou1ers. Devil
santon & o Tandsn which will he introduced for the Al
time " this country. safely say from person
sbsrvator that those who become pupils 81 this acade
will attend .he most elegant convenient
shrent either in London Paris New York It 10 hope
therefore thrt this Joined with the advantage Of the
system which produced gratifying results last seas
ard the Hrsat attention Paid to the conduct and deperm
Of the pupils will insure continuation Of that fatter
patronage which most gratefully Acknowledged hy
ALLEN DODWORTH
DANCING ACADEMY-PRIvATE-SoO BROADWAY
~ Will commence Ostsker 9Th Evenings for ladies
gentlenen Serarata classes forming throughout the
for thoac who encing to learn. Pupils will
under the instruction ~ threa experienced teachers An
cations I" he made Il No. 2H Bowery. E. BURNT0N
nANCTNG ACAMMY.-A GHERARDI BEGS TO
~ fern bis patrons and the public. that no will reopen
of Instructions in CLASSES at his No.
Fourth avenue. orposte Clarendon House. Saturday o.
L. At ~ o'clock p H. Glasses If young ladies
Wednesdays npd SATURDAYS ~, y. NJ Genticmen's class
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at Private lessons in IA
ef win also he given and classes attended to in schools
academic All communications addressed TO Siynor G.
be promptly attended to.
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VXrANTED-A SITUATION. BY A YOUNG GIRL. WHO
has lived ont for the last six as nurse AND
stress Can give the best city from her last place
Please call at 2 street. rear where she be
sees fer two days
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Galveston and Matagoraa Spanish ship JOsefa aures
Barcelona barks Amira Tarr katanzas Arco Iris Clark
Marseilles Pamphylia Shedd Baltimore; Ortona, Rich
ards. New York John Curtis, Hogan Gelfs, asweden)
Cyane Burmest, New York; Philah, Spofard New York
spanish brig Cine Vile, Barcelona brig Kite Radovch
Havana schrs Peerless Conklin New York. Star Hibbs
Mobile Venice, Fish, st Marks and Newport Lois Pent.
land, Mobile; Victoria, Wright Apslachicola.
lowed to 9Th, ship Saxony bark Nashua brig Con
test sth ship Westminster bark Jenny Pitts brig Metro
pos 9Th ship Atlantic bark Horton, brig Townsend
Jones; no date, ships Lisbon Drgo John Large bark
Saragossa brig Tehuantepec.
NORF0IK-Arr Feb Is, schrs A S Eels, sweetland,
Matanzas II days Legget, Gibson, NYork Sid
NEW LONDON-Arr Feb is, propellers Decatur Geer
NYork for Norwich Shetucke Geer Norwich for NYork
sid schr Pale slime, Holt, Baltimore.
PHIiADflPHlA-Arr Feb 70 bark Oak Ryder Boston;
Orleans; schrs S James Westcott N0rleans; S N
Smith, Smith, Savannah.
PoRTsMoUTH-Sld Feb 49, schr James Freeman Free
man, Tangier.
PLYMoUTH-Arr Feb &c. schr independence, Knight,
Baltimore
PR0vIDENCE-Arr Feb 49, propeller Osceola, Miller
NYork sloops Fashion, Bydenburg. NYork c Grigss,
Gavt do Came up Yankee Thayer from Charleston.
Sid schrs Triumph, Harvard, Bristol to finish loading
for Richmond Va sloop Rhode Island, Reynolds, NYork
From off Warwick Neck, ship Tennessee, NYork; briggs
folk Grerson NYork. Sid from Dutch Island, schrs
Metamora Cfrom Wickford), Norfolk; Mary Baltimore
Star, Philadelphia.
RICHMoND-Arr Feb IS, steamer City of Richmond,
SAN FRANcIsCo-Tn port Jan IS, ship Golden City,
Dewing, for Manila soon; bark Isabella Hyne Lamson
for Hong Kong 18th, unless previously sold
SAVANNAH-Arr Feb II. bark Lulan (Br) Patterson
Glasgow schr sharpe Sharpe philadelphia Cid ship
Columbia Sturgis; brig Zenoba, Carlton and schr l.
Bray Bray, all for NYork.
WILMINGTON, C-Cld Feb IT. Br brig Griffin Webb
Bermuda schrs Ira Brewster, William and Wake, Briggs
NYork,
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 21-t Pm.
Arrived-ship Caledonia Brander, Rowland, NOreans:
brig ii Long Long, Charleston schrs James VI Nab
IBID Moser, Kingston ia; Glas. Blower Babcock New
York Mary Miller, Lawes. do; Dart Somers do. Grace
Darling Bartlett, Absecom; steamer Kennebec Clark N
York.
Geared-Bark Agenoria, Shilling Havana schrs Glass
Blower, Babcock NYork; Mary Miller, Lawes Boston !;
Grace Darling, Bartlett Bridgeport Chas Greiner Hg
bee, Charleston.
AZ Honolulu Dec 0, b. letter from Capt Cornell Janus
Morea. Capt the committee of survey Of the
hip u Rowland, and thought all the oil would be
saved.
AT DO, date By letter from Capt Edwards. George
Washington, NB, would sail day to cruise
AT lahaina, no date, Dartmouth, Manchester NIB ship
ping home bone per bark Louisa
At Callao, Jan H. by letter from Capt Hinklev An
crews Nd, lOOo sp including oil sent home Capt Nye
late master, and two Of his boats crew were killed by
whale, Dec 20
At P,yta Jan 9 by letter from Capt Winsloy Ro,cius
NIB 500 bbls sp, 800 do Polar oil including oil sent nome
and COO lbs bone. Would sa in two hours for crnse
Of for sp then to touch at Tacahuana and recrnit
for the Cape Horn The voyage would be proong
cd 10 four years.
At s. Thomas Feb 3D. brig Eether, Hopkins Orleans 25
bbls III, a cruise.
Arr at Talcahuana By letter, Dec T. Barnstabe Coon
NIB Edward Cary, Phianey, Nant, and remained 9th
Sll Nov 10 Emerald NIB to cruise in charge the ito
Cart Nunkley shore sick. Pee 9, Statira Coon NIB
$50 -. for home ssme day, Young Hero, Wyer Nant
200 VII, 80 sp to cruise.
sle from Ierrsmbuco, Jan 10, bark Nye Baker, NIB.
Notice to Mariners.
The light boat Iedyard, Capt ChamYin, having been
detained for some necessary alterations viii lake her
station al Bferton's reef in few days.