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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-30
ErrNsnrne. Dec. 80. 1853.
"DON =
W. b. S.

MEssRs. EDTToRs During the second week
of our recent court, q gentleman handed me that
weeks issue Of the . Blair County Wing, " in
which the Editor charged me indirectly with be-
ing the author Of an article which appeared in an
Extra AIeghanian - of this place in October
last, for the publication of which Col John Piper
prosecuted the Editors for libel. IL as much as
the prosecution had been disposed Of at the time
| saw the article referred to, did not deem it
necessary to take any notice of the Editors un-
founded and uGcalled for insinuation- would
I now trouble you with this brief cdmmunica-
ton were it not, that on Tuesday last, heard
for the first time, that some of Col Piper friends
in this place, imputed TO me the authorship of a
communication which appeared in the " AIlegha-
MAN. Of the 2Ist inst, entitled 3" From the Pyr-
an,ids.' 1 most cmphatically deny the truth Of
both charges. 1 never saw the first article until
read it in the {" Extra" two days before the last
Election. L never saw the second article referred
TO- until it was published in the q Alleghanian, .
and never even read it entirely through until last
Saturday morning, when it became subject Of
conversation between two gentlemen inmy Office,
from one of whom I received copy of the paper
and for the first time read the entire communi-
cation will also add for the benefit Of those
who have seen proper gratuitously TO charge me
with being the author either Of editorials or COM
1uunications for the q Aleghani2n, that never
wrote one line for that paper, except three noti-
ces-txo in reference TO the auditing Of admins
traton accounts and the third for the sale ofReal
Estate. Respectfully,
JOHN S. riley.
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Meanwhile we hear of more Turkish victories
in Asia
The Russians, after three sanguinary engage
mcnts, have been driven back from Rohlis, and
the fortresses Of Safa and Akistan have been Ia
ken by assault by selin Pasha.
The Russians had attacked the entrenchcd
camp at Bayazid, but were beaten back. The
Russians also failed ia their last attempt to re-
take the fortress Of 81. Nicholas.
In The direction Of Akeska, on the 4th, an en-
gagement Of magnitude was fought, and the Rus
slams were defeated, leaving several hund-ld dead
and wounded on the field.
The Turks have also taken AkLabzikh, Rus-
sian city in Georgia.
So hard pressed are The Russians in Asia that
l6, 900 men which had been hastily sent 20 re-
lieye that part ofGenoral Luder's corps shat &C.
cupied Galatz and IbraH, are ordered to march
back into Bcssarabia, supposed 10 have conuec-
ton with the contemplated operations 20 relieve
The hard pressed forces in the Caucasus. On tic
line of the Danube no new movements Of inpor-
taucc have been made. The weather at the last
advices was again mild and the river falling.
The Turks hold Kalefat only on the norlh bank,
and are fortfy ing it. They hold also the Island
Of Nolnana, opposite GieurgeTo.
The Turkish division of the fleet ordered to
cruise in the Black Sea returned On the 18th TO
the Bosphorus and resumed is position before
Bujukdere.
The Turks arc bri1n full or exultation, the sPir-
it's Of the people and army being alike elated TO
the highest pitch
| The Turkish army continues ulcnt tifully suppii-
cd with provisions, leaving unopened IL 1laga-
zines at Warna They are paid regularly and
have an abudancc af clothing and shoes.
| The Russians continue to suffer badly from
sickness.
Some Americans, names not given, had join-
/ ed the Turkish camp.
! Six hundred Circassians have assembled at Con
/ stantinople 10 form legion under S---r Fey.
! They viii be conveyed, with the Polish Legion,
in steamers orthe allied fleets.
| The gold recently drawn from london by .Le
Gar IS sent to Vienna, being nearer for remit
tancc- to the army.
| 4 Russian manifesto permits neutral vessels
still to load grain at Galatz, provided they hold
/ no communication with the Turkish side Of the
river.
| The Russian General UruzoG has been reno
we'd from the command In 3Ioldavia, and is sue
ceeded by Gorchalsof: This is absurd and errono-
/ GUS GorchakoG has commanded there from the
| first.-Ed. TTib.
| The Patriarch Of ConstantinopIe has requested
permission 70 accompany the Sultan to tie army,
to prove that the Greek Church prefers Turkish to
/ Russian protection.
A dispatch from Belgrade Of the 9th Nov.
says that the roccat collision between the Turks
and Seryians was less important than at frst
| stated only 80 being killed.
CATTARo, Nov. 25.-Encounters have occur
red between the Montenegrins and Torils, win
loss of life on both sides.
VIENNA, DEc 9.-The Russian troops in Littlc
Wallachia have retired before Isnlacl Facha's ro-
newed demonstrations.
Gen. Fishbacil, IN command at Krajova, Is or
dered to unite MS forces with Dannenberg at Bu-
| charest.
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tories, shall defer description of them for f-

tories, shall defer description of them for f-
ture letter.
This portion of Ireland is broken and noun
famous, but the hills which surround the city
are cultivated to their SUBMITS, and are green
and fertile looking. All is noyel-all is interest
ing, and I feel ike enjoying the novelty.
I shall write more interesting letter after 1
have been longer in this country, and shall en-
deavor to jot down every thing that viii amuse
my readers. For the present, then,
Good bye.
WB. s.
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Santa Anna Declared Dictator.

By late arrival at New Orleans, intelligence
is received that Santa Anna has been declared
Dictator of Mexico for the term of ten years with
great unanimity.
1t is further stated that Gen. Gadsden, our
Minister to Mexico, is on his way to Washington,
with treaty he has negotiated with Santa Anna
for the purchase ofDurango, Sonora, Sinalva, &c,
and settlement to all difficulties with that coun-
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penna. Rail Road.

Passengers will be taken through to New York
from Pittsburg, via the Pennsylvania Rail Road,
aud the New Jersey roads, on and after the 18th
of January next, at the exceedingly low rate Of
80, 80.
The mountain Lewiston of the Road viii be
opened on the 10th of january. The fare will
hen be reduced to eight dollars, and time for
conveying passengers through on the express
train viii then be only twelve hours
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" In another column win be found an inter
eeing lett er from Mr.. VIM B. Sipes
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-30

Y. b. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent is the only authorized Agsnt for this paper
in the cities Of Boston, New York aud PhiladcI-
phia and is duly empowered to take advertise
Inents and subscription at the rates required by
us. His receipts viii be regarded as payments.
His offices are-Boston, Scoliay's Building: New
York Tribune Buildings PHILADELPHIA \. VI.
corner Third and Chestnut Sts.
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the Fifth Ward by the arrest Of two police officers
John Smith and VIM, Kennedy, policemen Of the said
ward who arrested alleged robbDg the wholesale
grocery store Of Lsmuel II Hopkins II that Nj
Hopkins and his clerk VIM Taylor having missed from
time time property consisting II boxes Of cigar coffee
etc concluded that some rogu tIf have to the
store and accordingly kept warl duing the night, tor
the purpose Of detecting the thieves aud between three
and four O'Clock this morning they witnessed policeman
Kennedy enter the store by the means Of false key.
immediately Messrs Hopkins and Taylor left their
secret place and went 10 the store door the street side
and there John Smith. MIR Hopkins arrested him
and told Mr Taylor 10 keep him in custody until ht
cured the man IN the store and procured further assist
ancH. Mr. Hopkins held the store door and thus pre-
vented Kennedy from escaping coming out, during
which time Mr. Taylor exhibited six barrel revolver
smith and Informed him that IL he attempted any
violence, or even to run away, he would shoot him.
Smith paid but little attention 10 the threat and at
tempted to away, when Mr.. Taylor discharged the
pistol the buckshot from which took effect in the lover
part Of Smiths spine and penetrated beyond the reach
If probe applied by Drs Klbourne and Hosack who
attended him at the station house The wound Is pro
nuunced to be very dangerous if not fatal The
whole matter will BIO investigated by Justice Osborne this
day [NewYork evening paper, 18th
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MENFlis Pr ''',f leab-r. - lsle oi,9p Frisr.on
waars-i44 Bai.i Miller a.s i y B M a
aS SO i R l;,1 c S NJ ta set @.xs w.S
Safa P5P, 2e5 ,,-s' 3 4isy t9o
cgeks 4g92i Bogert Foley Avtry25 Geo Coantiysi b.
= N 5 ~ e. 4 W S q 85s5s l Fsaowe. 60
cl PsisgHis /" hoa7 ko-l4 DO q s!s eou Alor.ly-G
&C. ,1' e 5ost-Toa Stad ~ a, ''--''''' '-'-
BAltt steamer NV LetouAi 81 s3es oa 0Aksy
Sa--i wg6t WILLIAMS Sso Payne iist5.sgai5 ksiy, c.
iand - it iu s1g asa TS U e S.f' DE-
Z. sSsf5sisg nd a. sossr =
81 S 1870, 40 toni ha'S a.. DO ~{ai' % y, aIos
Nc9l rs 'Iin r. naa1 st1+ - sgt- nf75s7-
coAs faoa5an,.ry- . a a,s's 81 P9.ker leo
i .aai sf Seo 80 boil, si To5gt. s @
a b. .. ssts jaf & iisfos q 0'1's'
EFsOSPyt ssasr Ff Ai'rr Is ha'1 fe.soe - -.
d I1ger %iiso i ia,-e larisoa2s II He Ids NJ
Wight - i eyi a S S e 5 s otl. 81 Brol
ArTkgAPAs cr Rel Rysf = ei' s1sot pr I
o S s 1is 20 bsrs, !
,aEat liai 4 R3ds. nv y ' p1I :, 81
% ' efI ,,r r 4, ,i SF5eTrota si Mas ss3
L2ulsXitit-tt s,ea9,f q M Sfk FS ,irg SSois,
sl IA s 10: Ks ao 20 lbs REX ~ f. lo5s nus ,gas
II ttsr Sea1 er SO hhls PoTR COY pes 70 * H + S5
Il ,1 a5o, y t9,5a 1'iy s.l5 iee,r y
asefi46i ,- aggag rope R riiss7 pk1 ADAMS ~
a.ss ran o1a l+an' , i9.I nj iIsg' rifs 5risf
cas Do po!G do sss, ia5, s nsfto de- hams
Crs!y oi4 X do =! butter Gaa sgo u ass mo \
-id7 30 do ',9g u t Ia, q T B,stv itt tllnt,
y se "a a,,si 3 ps DO Il wr tlo rsse' ni'o
% es5 10 bale. cotton
. Gerard so2 4 pessYs fls .an $eG-3o s35ion n
O. lg rsn Psasisl DO 20 s1s ; f i L. g
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SCPREAE CouBT THE UNiTED STATES Thprsdug
January H. 1868 John l.. Pendery Esq Of Ohio. was
admitted an attorney aud counsellor Of this court
No 80 John Perkins, appellant, Edward = Fourni-
qust Il al The argument Of this was commenced
~ Mr. soul6 for the appellant, and continued by Mr.
Henderson for the appeee and by Mir Reyedy johnson
tor the appellant
Adjournment until tomorrow at II O'Clock A.M
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Until to.morrow al n o,o!oek A. n.

ANouER YrTo.-Mr Westervet the Mayor Of New
York has vetoed bill granting the right to lay railroad
track in Ninth Avenue The papers however think that
it will be passed by the Council by constitutional ma
inr{ty
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IhcH PmcE OF sLAvEs--A few days ago a slave man
sold at Winchcster Va at slf03l ia Newton Va three
sold at GOO each, and in Warren county, Va 50 200
were given for three
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7
w Respectfully NewOIeaBs for The
treatment of following pROLAPSUS UrERI WHITES
PR0FUsE PAINFUL MENsTRu ALTON, ENFORCEMENT ard
CELEBRATION or THE WOMB. The adopted BY her
that which has met The approval Of the most Distinguished Surgeons
London NewEOtk TEsgy those diseases tut
with study and practice, All
% iuhd saying that ~ Diseases OF the Uterus not Of eau
ualr be Madam urslt eScusly 70
complaints consulted daily al her residence No 1873
ST. tosenh street. uoNlb 3ln
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~ ~ Zee. lrsat o. sesaad - 4: ia q. -.
NJ aes, 1ssd Flower efasl. .rssr , Tween p
- 80 nor:sr -. -.
.EnnaeS II. I,IonA

DAElNET MANUFACTURER AND UNpEkTAgrB
70. 2 RAdpA at STREET, Tsres Dosrstron1 tsr,ar -
~
7e FpEfa % f1ruSh all FCNFA
q % the
.xauI..
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Property.
b $. PURsELL, Auctioneer.

'HITTi3D"19- Y fFTOITt0'
BIZ g. PURSELL Auetinneer
= ATURDAY, February 10, at 70 o'olock-
- WIoe aot a. IT, csrrser EfsssI c,r 6Iirsr
LOT - GROUND on he
- .1sst7rf ',H Drslpz House, Sbsa Cs;srr -ts sna
saere Plank ti9ugs aith
"a los poyson apsr o. Jrs IA as.srs
49, ard 90 'rsst ~ a. eef dssn =
'Fas1 p rsist ines. 1892 -
- "ns ths ahov-, % feet 90 st
- 80. @ OF tishs lrass eoflang roofn
/ = n
lriass he same front ng Second .frset -
z ~ 20 let ls8ai Seedad
' aes 7ssd a. Flower W. fsrar p '~sea p
a 7-a-lory PLANK fIprsE ss-..i-'s1 's4, -,
70 tsTns los d hinen'
Flfhe above pfqrar1g 4afsd
nj ~ Fnoa tsnz1s. . isa- s-risd f.. alsays
F4 t-H FIXTURES sasl ~ sals ~ r''~r cr ooh
of cal s<Jue casa tsIa.,. :.
se Jars r notes secured b heuirg ar d, e,r
27ia el paid the prousrty ~ t,s.
- = p nlor % asesr- d isnIs "a
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CHlKer AaAiasr TWO POLICEMEN FOR BuRGt ARH-one q
tasn IN NE Clerk Of tbs StoTeAn excitement was
. uR between three aud four O'Clock this morning IN
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CONF ERCIAL IIMARY.



NEW YORK, J4ianrv 70 cot ~ Us % ,ii;tit "a ~.
rers very IL 81 " ''enet.9e an1 9l' r..
l5l
n ksi COZ. N7H.'' OIL 4.t5yl 81
W6trs- POt.h--Nilr" ot ~ ,is W W.T. IN 49,
Aiss. or tilIana 81 ~ y tirs
il. 10 Batter 40 l.g: - s.. n =. H.. . e-., ssl.s
STOCKS MpNElt E,N l"a ~, i'a1 - t.-ni. ~
Oh. .lI u llR5z Eria Z n n st,sj
Ok, allrrs eani y e 49, IVA ISs. Island ss
'Fi ss's ' -. mas a. .r-'l div even ~ anil
ras Prime month";
DDS Per me saig trs,srasv at4ruo.1 ratr and
H4t r. VT VI, 80 ~ az - If ydi-t..g 4 o. 4 per
aa Es q g t'3. ar faI6u tha safply, AID
lilaA sud flas, is sell
A.. lfH III Z. -cg1 h. - The hank 81 Dr. Northern
49, XXX ~ i.rl.r,5 AR rtr, di..l md
'Aeta' p5I,,s,bia Trrfep Lave
80 Nh .,ai,f.i j rcr mt
'.tet 'l- ' ,--sr,., ta,s l,t.,, nom Gland,
BOSTON, iannaFt H., 'yl ~ = H.
r'trllf't 9t'N' aA
atrSe', n tr-u' tons h2" N.,, 's 3ng ~ b Sgdi 49,
'a' enlN '0Ho'y l'rs ., l''slI ~. : X, IN,
IMPORTS FROM JANIA'i ~ 'a' iIsei'' % 1852
13lg
~ - IA. o., r. ,oan,rv Ta,n
me i3ll st-i il,, ~. .b1rs. n So 100
: + !, ls1 "A 20 iAT ,s' ei9-0l
i'''f5' lss7. ISL
,- o. ID, p-;t.i,z .......b,dss si5.s64 ggl753
40 ''t'A. Lfl'V'' ''''' sH-i7 li6l1l
st'L ~ -. 5....+....,.-... 1926, $3.50
800 ~ fa.ggS 35,l1I
O-''' s'''st ~ '''''
t'A'' .,.,..,,.5et,T5S 8Ta 46
9l'N 'A A-'-. ''''''''.#
FaHACep-pEly ags-F nindefAs ii5aesa he' e't u = Qua "
/ 'stpa, n t.,. 4, 2
h"HHek p l'. 9aNN ~ 1 tt4l4 no
| Jane ~ iei -t''-''' f''''- ~ = = --'...
/ F
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Vp AFFLE-That splendid CANTON GRAPE
To tkse La dies.
HfANANg M AnIAT

n SHAWL which RATTLE a short
AJAC MILLER, rpyras
streets, whore tickets be had at Is each.
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Vie attention OF the public is called to the
n auy sHa a1Ys1ofity q aa@ss ssias Al ~
- ass q = salTersg RFiseye We arst sm e.ss
~. zoe lron etss or bare, arcaal eheh sorrr
e95tttea ran Chi ug tie ls4aia ard x
. re sA1e o. fr 80 tssistnx ~ ha,rs =
70 zoe sserift ssiy secssssry say srgvs
- no oeita straps sr..s fg N. -
sit3 perhaps less effort sautr.s e
Hsitaerean she EAng slernsnt -
ae soid MACS, Lined "a il = 9TH proof r-
hsasts
aslFt1 DRILL AND PuWDEk fROoF coNTgTy ATJsyg RnwT
fe se oalY depostsry unnsv a. ~ -
Larsh therss basl sse1ry "a AM n H. ,.ssr
NsBltE ssfItb
iro Zen ato. IS rpsfisner has ienaastrAsd ~ VS.
2 hs~ pseFafao Hraish notice r6rs a.
banking
ll7ai2e ~ n .ssirh ~iilb rris a. 80
- IN sec7Tad ~ ; itiisis ssaab Lssks w.
'#f e4aa hog safsz "a tesslsr s.b -as s4Y
. y
. &c. u.r r-TT-=e 49,. s<~.-- Co.. es
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fiANRE-Pey slip Clinton ts1s tslea cotton.
NARlNlQuE-Per brig Edwin Fuller 4 bhas toba eco % pRss
a'l'.pbs beans $50 Do potatoes 70 s2 SEQ
IYERPooL-Pe' aiip Samuel BaIzer s36s bales eoto-
BJs10NPe bark Mar laes roon "A Its "A ts bss io
res faes i-s b, PORK Il! b5 lard ~ sI kegs 10 10 .
l4rI ol. ~ ~ ~
LNtRFooIPer aLip Pqae balss co,ton 500 cs beef
81 IARKSPsr s-hr Cp,a; -. hi, F,gr $50 d, rs,s 10 h
'hsses - 10 whaky 5J cks tnco1 go rope
RIO De JANERO-Per bak Delaware: 1875 bales eyten
PESSAtJLAPer 1hr L5ss los fsr 70 do r5r a o i-,
sts i00 tks salt 10 DO coffee 80 50 balls iaq ~
CORPUS CHRiSTT-Psr sehr L : L4p.f. "a il 1, N A., ~
6 t,1ao ahiugg and uodrj-s. ~ so ''e"
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4 RRIvAL OF MADAME ADoLPHE. The

= hIIk y
original and justly celebed Madame ADoLPE
acknowledged SNMPAIISI IN the
distinguished lady who created through hr aITet!n
we'll correct predictions
s future France and tie
VistEria presented her
Breach Aui Daniel Webster with Jsweled
Ring vilttors at the Nest7n
Veia li eo!ueT Tchaupouas Julia fpvate
street. hhh Ieheapioulaa street whom she
will PAST PRESENT and UIURE II they
when what lady husband they will geti or
butp Of oyery
Msierios ana amos impossible protest. appoht she
highly respectable sources AID with aBauerae
extraordinary aud aEn hsi
superstition probability Of deception Ct imposition Ms usny
0Lner practice
20 d shat time they occupy. nov4I II
AHADAME LEWlS.-This celebrated Philoso-
F3 PIER AsTROLDGlST pIlYSOGNOAiST, and Of
hs EGYPTIAN oRAcLEs or FATE respectfully uo .ho ladies'
Of rste1ee
IN AaaIine to So ss1 CAMP STREET Estee Edward
consitrd those desiring Information the
FUTURE - Consultation ~. octi4 4m
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q = LeAtheu Pierce, framM Memphis.
New Lsiona Hooper, rom Bayou Sara.
Boswell Saiiz. from Coast.
lt.rr Miller, Alexander, fon jefferson.
Polar siar, Brierlg, from 81 Louis.
Rcd River Mccall, from AtinkapA6
II II Ninsow, N0rt0n from CinfuuAii.
K'si, Grsg, frlm st Martinsyillr.
u u Bacon, EAlsr, from Louisville.
Hiram foNeH, IaNIey, from Wabash ifypF
Dpelousas. Neal, from Bayou Crosse Tate,
DR. Baey, Wilson, from IAiJurcLe.
Key tone, Coz foT LOUIS.
Bella Donna, Gilbert, from WillamApot.
Music streek, from Laiolfche.
Media ~, William from Cincinnati.
Mary Foley, Daleres, from Iafgurchs
Howard Northern, from Cumberland rilgr.
Jas tobbs CaTsl, from LOuisyic
IogboHt Whitney, Iests from the paetgsed dp and 10
"a lsh nl SHIPS W Z Jones d IapshennooE, brig Calvert
Il. bi0.t Up tatks k9ypr, ElirTs!le and ylphiie.
lO"Lpit Hercules Pen1sgAr from the
St lust ships 81 Petsrurg Blenyentur
b'o't W ahilA Inrel and WIN Wath-rrn.
o"l uGs AuR!o OrHn Riuehard from the
grt i6h inst, chips CarU Aarg Clark
up ship WHlpOe, bark CAH Gads rhr Tlos
jo7bent Panther, LsPace down and TO sea
18th ships CAn, Eru.sEo l. 4 ogers-5rouaht NJ,
batkt Leca1, Hudson nni Rising
Tgwlat STck, Chzabars, hr ap bafk
Parl' and BuFlhg
io"2ai Dsfahes Hsneary RON the Pastowed down aH
s n ehp Italy baks Antelope and Sierra ~
batka g " Horton, Fon Feneke, and Adan1n
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SPOKEN.

Below-COming Up.
Ship Garna Lrayt from NewYuk-hree ship nnr ar and ,,
hra Hskuywn, Sehr Gen Taylor from n Nv
Sc bon U1.
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tP Wapol 81 FROM ulasterist.,al
sup WA Nelheor 3, london ~ Nov, ballast
W4iHry .1aT-
P i1pi i'vr ~ dogs fran EpaeH, ballast 81 dat
E Leon Mspp d.ys fro,r 5 i. Janfiro 10 Rail- slstdst
Bark Ding aHu A- Q. Gs iY4 o Do Janairy Rail-
trl Hisop Hsfia, q lays g Ianeo to naste-ist s
&e5--g d-triet %
hisI lark tql- ryiz, 'rau gsh Sov ia sa 10
l. :. Ia-sr
lot district ~ " '
lak yfArl7 Lowry, y dHfa no Boston
ns Faro bsA''k laa from Havana 1as,l Iastsroi.t
Bark Rover Coles IS days from FHiefIna
lst "
British sebr The Pearson snoas from guaan Island to aa
tst--2d ~
Bsm hlrk Won IIayuua slnst
Bulderke CO.. d,s
Blfk " licrt0a
tnssler-lst district
Brig AIala irn Hmm,
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ship Clinton, tIufphy, tor ftavrc, Frsdik Boak
ship Pqlei, olpatsk. i1r liverpool JP Whitney &co
sup Samuel Badger sLi~r FOR Liverpool, LII Gsi-
brgidFin II FfiHs II. VIII ff 81 Perf-, Martinique,
r 81 Harrson 6ts
bIk Msrain, vi iur, p Boston fisF Dsaas 40
Ae4f thlroln, OLHarJ, Jf 81 Mat.. 40 Rogsts aca
sfhr LOIS, Co,selI for 3. fsae5in. ] fIaSey
hi'k u IsWHr- Whit r h0 da IsuHiro q VI Harrison
9'h - L"4s Harrison, or 'i'us GHru, VIM CfHeyy
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D-9' The new, elegant and swift running
past GRENADA, Capt Gwarlney will eaya 'ur YAXOO
kNEi- lll all landings THIS E9ENlNG ~ s'csek
lrIA SM tn VflNISTEE, 81 " ydras street.
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2 ss:t 9 IA he S,aIsF Roaiauss Employed by
ao hud my ssa Hass, CIih hfck) and vs. ta-
- eat re st, and Is r-rone.d Mn as 3
ndEstrQua
L ta4st he anti Or -Tx
Ptiiaa o! s.. Jzinss SUI IanaArv, ISL.
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BOsTON-PersHtp Wapol.t .l5 bsIss y,rry , -,
oas paving blacks a mn. 1' @e4 - ''s' IA
RIO IASEIRO-Pgr tark Lseoq 80 g r,a.a g p.-I .
RIO DE- JANEtKO- Per bark Ruy s01 ~ soast On,
no w ~ sElEoPe & Hudson a7lO Ire cofe d ordsr
HALTiilggE-Psr 1ark 9 " Horton SIN ~ Fl.
a.s- ~ order. S '' i'''
AAsANAlor Ing Adams Gray! 90 sagaa slgs etc.
BlSTON-r-r bark Syl4 hide. Asserted T.dse ~
fhLEhNptg oars Rover Cargo fruit 90 q. Nighe k.s
k'AIAN rIANL-Plr -ghr Th1s prAfHau Cago
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE % THE DAuY CnEscFNJ
friday Morning, January q, 1858
pLTARpn vRsTrpu.v
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40 sUGAR PLANTERs-J. B. RorDAsrz,

- nil aisAk H9ss. siLRsR AID EETTiEs' sETrEa No.
cs D., szrv. % al SUGAR PLANTERS III u,aT -sanir.
l 1913 d'ne aa9iug aprat tal en- y ars
- NJ hsas "a Al mary paas II which as a,opysd
ltS &nos derei Nitfous barsHg rave do-s
Oh hns.lI Il -.
af5y - AFet Teu.10 qnanity of AL. =. ~ x
sng Z" zrisrs, y stuiaza e-reral
tI have -rnuleysd ratas q.
t4 aad canes ssf Nnen the Pnts- gill
ats. ees nom aonss great many hsrl dad q, r.inshie
IlsLH Lha rrnnf.s -e-t = =
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fis b to certify that the j. aaauaz has r.-ad ,
3 hs'I hA surn CO.. gns aaat have uii 4
and Ia ais lsgsuce cry deastrn-r ~ h hsr
Ats,. J. H LoGGHBoRoIGH
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ngUsICAL pERFoRMANCEs.-ED. sQgalla

lVA GAR f. BUCKLEY ths lqEnlsr AM celebrated u E
fiOIfSIST AND ETHIOPIAN DELINEAfoR, with ssS3Zl3
seeo; company ARTISTS i'll appear here shortly and sve ~
theii popular entertainments
IL Success Of this Troupe hss been uuelualed
Yves sIue cities.
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steamer oSl cola Capt Mu No u, VIII leave GRENADA and
~ n rnl' liat landings THIS EVENING, at O'Clock
.1Asl SMITH FIMlSTEE, 81 royitG4 street.
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%sg~ NOrleE.-All parties having demands
ats NA1llS "a AILAll, wal peaae present the
.,i fsi ,lld iar settletrsnt 4ith4pl delay.
dr5l GEORGE Vs. HYNsoN 50 Camp street.
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A. Cr4 l.l Partgeta
Ig, u sAis.-, ktS KgLS NtsfiNGALE OPERA TROUPE VII
EVERY EVENING Sunday
W pl14.1g Of ETHIOPIAN HlssTPELsY
VII Introduce each liaG
iAsItI John ADAMS, The og'y Mali Cdns5 81.
us poss's The ssseiti boy W.
IN a&ilan de vocal m4i DASC'Nf. % order,
-isslng GRACE, AGILITY atd EIE5AScE, hyseai
u endurance viii BE- produced.
~, AID from 70 5oeiy-k. IoiIs 7. FORD Asnt isni1