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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

River 8 feet and falling. Weather damp AM
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CINCINNATI MARKET

49, IT,. 81 ~ CINCINNATI MARKET. - =. p q
i,.ssI5i.s!.s u IL rs. - March 1s-noon.
{ River fallen 10 inches. Weather cloudy and
,damp!I3 Eggs frtsHtgf 7s . f5lle ~
Markets very dull. Sales Of aour, at So, 6oaas,-
65 Whisky, sales at 1S}a19. Nothing done in
provisions Sales Of 1874 hhls Sugar at auction at
4,75a92 Molasses at 224. Rio Coffee 9fa1O.
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y ala q. I.reper.y or saie eE 90

IE Undersigned Offers for sals cr ~
EURNAcE located four mites rto
and Ohio Railroad and near Farmann me 2,
Ssa en- abundance Of Iron ore Lime
sr wishes either to SELL extend his one S
ho viii Viii isH r. ASRs Mn or Foundry In Weiins
I'm INA Engine lie win offer the most seTai ter5s
~ Mae hlnery OF stock at tair
2, tae Orc and Fig Metal may be sekn .Is
.nce OF the Wheeling lhtelligeicer ~ seo the
III ~ ore al the furnace per ton o.
~ ~ LIMESTONE, per TOM. -. So. 80 -
anohsss HayISla will receive and condn1t M
anime L. II : 9 IS - o ay 9sslte TO visit and
Oct1I-ff -. N, rI,,.,,
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FROM NoRFoLK.

-, - - 9Lela7 81 hlI March 49,, .
The u. S. steamer Massa chusetts, Lieut.. Garter,
from the Pacific, 65 days from Rio arrived, eli
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55 Pubic Sale
New Books and Papers, .

VIToIANis Life or the trials OF Caprice by EriHcs
Carlsni the spittiIe Nautical Romsnee, by Capt
Solvent and Insolvehti the Squire, by P. Ham
flt0n Myers; Backwood's Rdinburgh Magaine Litten
GIeasores Roota COMPS s4i y
Tribune; Phiadelphia LcgEs JpeeldS nd
Daily SUM Clipper, Ranc and Amerseai,; Ie:
North Western Hank 49, j. L. BUSH. n
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Spring and Summer Clothing.
- STESHRM RIcsEl 1Mesrcha11t Tailor =.

0pTInS and 1lGTslOIOGuIuBr4 90
Il STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor, 80 =
A NNoUNCES his old friends customers and The
IN public generality that hayng commenced business,
he is now receiving at his Store Room the SRII
OF every color. quality, and variety Plain and fancy
suitable for The sr,ing and summer and ne
1diHer, and tdtest style, HIS fniscy DcPnrrment
embraces Shirts every Kind Collars, CTavats, Hand
ketcheis, Gloves ershrts Drawers Stockings and
eyeIy article skept in general
Z South room PRIGG H01S Water
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oemns..iener,.s safe OF q cal R..ate.

Connlnissioner's snIeof Il cal. Estate.
Samuel Hudson and others, n ol;o ~ -, -,
James H. Forsyth and others. Ia eh"nier SO1''
Lydia Hunter by &C.. ID 80
Daniel NJ Edgington1 s-1-71s : $50 t,.- 7I.s
Jacob Keller, g-.r-tl ar5- 5Eil
dn
Samuel Louther adm. &. otie s.
BY virtue OF decree rendered. In the above Causes
which we've heard together, on the 9Th day oil January
1855 In the CiIcnit Court for Ohio County Virginia tho
apEoned for thai purpose.wiIt
proceed 10 SELL on Monda the 10th day OF May, 1853
the from door OF tie Court House OF OHIO county The fol-
lowing property, in said proceedings set forth, wit:
lots numbered (4 seventy eight, S) seven
tynne CID eighy 6so) eighty o2 one hundred and
seven, CO0 eighty (S1O and hundred eight
S10so situated in the addition To the city OF Wheeling
by John NJ Lure, James h. Forsyth others, called
North Wheeling Also, out-os numbered three, C3) coin
flaming about 1St acres which into eight
areels 10 suit purchasers plat of which is my pos
session -ue
nd the said out lot will be subdivided II thought best
and coal sold separately, as will be most I'D
Iageous TO the parties in interest. b 1+-d
I'd TERMS; A credit of one, two and three years,
win for the purchase money, the purchaser
ing bond with approved security bearing interest from
their date and the title being retained until the pay
ment made. - -ais WIN. S. W1CKHAB, -.
lJ6tP AttySl mi rf2 IL W ,.E.fa- Commissioner.
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LECTURE

list James Cathedral, on SUNDAY nUa;
,su, n delivered IN ~ by Rev II. Mcclure. Presi-
.oh, at O'Clock, n, C. At the close, collec-
:. Of GscrssO"n ,o ~ ,e benefit of the Orphans
% ssih DC ~. - invited to attend
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: High an Lou, Rich and Poor, look at fAis!
Baskets! Baskets! Baskets!I!

now manufacturing " iIloy aTe OF all sorts and sizes
including willow wagons gigs, close hampers, baskets,
chairs, cradles, market baskets, covered and uncovered
travelling baskets, baskets OF deseTip
lion BASKETS OF description made 10 order from the
finest quality of willow, the shortest notice and
terms. All those wishing thing my line
can be Supplied by calling scnding at my shop, west
side square, Union street, No.
fT9 where manufacture keep large assoT
ent in the above line, at Wholesale and retail prices
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I.lGmT! NIORE

~ clear LISnT free from smell and smoke, increases
respectfully invite all who wish good light free rom
the above objections, examine Phospheae Lamps
use and for sale at the Queenswae Store No. % Monroe
Street near The Post Office Wheeling, Va Another as
with without cut shades been received
Sert6 ....-z- G6% j. X. DUNEAAI &: Co
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The object suit obtain a dec &C. subiecps
the moneys, goods and effects OF the defendants Patrick
Rooney d. Co., in The hands Of the other enans TO the
yment OF compliments demand OF 2I9 cents sub.
iect to conditional credit OF 80 -.
Affidavit having been made that the said Jerret Nc
Cod and Lawrence Mangon Inhabitants of the
commonwealth CT Virgnia-On motion plaintiff b.
his attorney, it ordered they appear within month
after due publication OF this oTdsr, and do what may
necessary Iotcct their nterestsin this that
copy of said order be forthwith some yspa
per published in the city of Wheeling,
weeks and posted at the fro mt door court house OF
Ohio county onthe fiji st day OF tho county
=. copy--Tes:e:- t.E- rs lALONZo LoRING, CIk. g
Ia. CALDWELL Sized - 4. MARI
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ffIIfNaot tOolulnliylO OF slel1l.l
Of Rich Black Sill ks.

"a inoz ,sGsoe toa iIanry selia.i seisi ienltse
Itsf saoti Rich Black Silks .lses ~ PC :
HAv1NG bought n large Iot of black silks good
" makes, at auctions much lesstkan the usual price,
are prepared to offer tep 20
y mari 11-1 fOTTE & Bro
5gal -. Worth Knowing: .ESsssf H5E
EiVEY BODY is knowing where gel the
Ia pretfiest goods at the lowest prices. 3n
a3s3E Aefa W. -. N olfe & l.ross
request body, when they out shopping jast
drop in at their on Market street, and they viii
there find one largest and best assorted stocks in
country, new and goods
TEIEMR sEgD and cSi6fy seed just Isceised by g -
elf1fA LBS Sponge, received by 4
s1OO octa3 KILLS & sCALDWELI..
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YlRGlNIA.-At Rules held in The clerks once Or lie
Circuit curt OF Ohio county, III the month Of J,rch

John Xix, ~ .. Jit4-: .sll .4+- .-
An seton Oi asspmrsitt 800 SUI cents III tic
least in which suit attachment was issued and reu,I,
ed served % 10 q t-.' tt'- -
Affidavit having been made that defcnent is not an
nla bitant OF the commonwealth of VTgina-ol motion
OF the plaintiff by his attorney ordered that he do
appear here within one month after due publication
and do what may be necessary To- protect his
inserted in some newspaper published in the city OF
heellnB ior Tour successive weeks POSTED tho
front door of the court house OF Ohio county on lie rs
day of the neat county 'ss r' - ~
4 oopy-Teste: - aALoNzo ,LoRfSG, Grk
lGoodl sfSH - - ~ 49, Tmar7
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MCCLURE ROUSE,
a MEG rApDHrT pPNpDTrT0r

x, = g.@4 -, WHEELING, VA l5;4 =
HAS been recently completed at cost Of 900
Ii and furnished in the very hest style IL contains
the appliances use in the best Eastern Hotels. and
calculated in all respects for afirst class House.
Proprietor having been engaged heretofore in
the best Eastern Hotels determined to accommodate his
in style Inferior TO west east, and
Lpectlnlly solicita their "a vor. Gfeb9:tf
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FROM PIrrsRIIRaHl

No mail beyond Richmond, s1tass e 7
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10 BBLS. MOL LARD oils 5ssa 81 ~ .sliss.ta
~ do No. do do ., ~ ,.,.s,5s US
The No Lard oil is superior article, and well adapted
to either machinerY Ian26
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Commissioner's Notice:
Thomas McLachlan's admir-
and oIhers-defe, miami
III chaheery.

Thomas McLachlan's admir- &c = In chane4Irxv3
and others-defendants. -" : r,. q $50
Z I'm the Circuit Court oil Ohio county:
xa dect rec made in this eau Q on 10th ay or Cciober
Is ma de the duty the OF ssid
tt ; IN heeount o! IN Persoha II said
winch has come into the hands said admin
her with all hich have cone nin
her hands and allowing nelegaI and proper iis
oy her made IN course OF nd also an
OF what was due to he and ali others
INC OF the said Interstate time OF his death
and 20 stae specially what debts specific lie, on he
real estate IN the bill mentioned IL any on the
Isl and to state the order and precedence in
other debts are chargeabe real estate ar
ton thereof Also, the location and Qua iit
OF me real estate OF the interstate whereof died seEed
and the AMOUNT of the and The ore1
iR which they are entitled to be paid 49, = - Ss
Creditors and alimterested hereby notified that II
han oeeed on the 2ls day Of March, 1853 at the office
OF Russell g itzueh to take the accounts ordered nv SAID
DEGREES and creditors notified prove their Claims
before me, onor before the LIST day OF April. Is s.
,-,-. - EDW. Fl. EITZHUGH
FeblJoSiSud mr. tlHftr-t Jon Mast COnn,r rl
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wHnnhINa FENAIH AcApEMY.

I'm charge OF the "sisters of she VisftI
tion b. Y-EaA.t, r. :ss,ss,4
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SIlerimg SnIe
Decree in the Circuit
Court for Ohio county


Decr in the
John CoTTOtheTS Thomas, T Court for Ohio eoTnt,.
G. Young, & oihers-.is sf ~ -SN'
case. shall on the Both day OF Ma. CHI 1855 AT The
Court House Tor Ohio county, sell highest and best
bidder, on the teEms alter n=med, Lot No. ninety nine
(s9) situated on Market street, in cling prom
cry VIII be sold on credit the paying
chase money, by equal portions, at six twelve and eeh
een nonts with interest from day sale and securing
the same by giving his boEds with secuIi:y. WLe
the purchase money is raid, the deed will be made
Harltds -s'-1 -'.a WIN. S. WlCKHAH, S. o. C. z
VIRGl MAJ Rules held the clerks Office OF the
CIRCUIT curt of Ohio county, in the month March
Abraham. C. Cole and George WI -
Howard, partners under the firm ~
name Of ole and Howard, IL
Elijah Weekly, survivor ofhim- IN Ease .Ea
selT and James Glover, who were ta,.t
partners under the firm of .-ll44t 81,
Glover and Weekly. -7aF7-l . aHtsa ~.
An action OF assumrsit recover Sfs76 IS cents I'm
which sui an attachment ssue returned SCI we'd
Misunderstanding been made that the deendant is moi an
nhabitant of the commonwealth motion
the plaintiffs nY their attorneys is ordered that he
do appear here within month amer due pubca lion Of
thls order and do what Necessary protect lis
interests in this suit, and that copy OF said order he
orhEvt inserted in some published in the cf
ty of Wheeling for four successive weeks ana losted Al
The front door of the court house OF Ohio county ON the first
day CT the next county COURT 1855 : 80
AcoPy-Tcste: -..ug HOMO LORlNGi, Crk =
LoaldweIlJ [marT
VIRGINIA Ar bsId ~
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wheeling and Kanawha Line.
d URSUANTto the Act o. the General Assembly passed
PebIuar 9th, 1852 entitled can 10 incorpora
the Wheeling and Kanayha Line, books pon
lie capital stock said Line will be opened the
hwesteTn Hank OF virspia in W hceng Tuesday,
this 10Th day Of Mai oh and will
ten days. exclusive of Sunday. flL - 4 = ltl!. s
Two dollars per share must lie paid at the time Of sub
scTibing. Mo-. =i5.. -ti,sI DANIEL LAMB, So,
81 !l5..r g-,p.- .l.- t.55es, A. A. QUARRlER,
20 Ilt, ...it.|ty IL e. POLLOCK. 5r'taI
JAS. II. FORSYTH,
feh12 HENRY X. LIST.
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Vim. Bolc,

Patrick Rooney, Jerrett Nc
Cord and Lawrence Mangon,
partners under the firm lame
OF Patrick Rooney & Co, Jas.
Mckee, and the baltimore and
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aoo DO cash, 10y; 500 d. s lek loo %, IS and i'll
lSx; 80 DO b, ieX; 20 do Is. iox 100 Do, "a lsX
syiyania 500 Sromd Hoard -sll, 900 Chesapeake and
delaware Canal es 49, b. sek lo4oo Pennsylvsnia S.
g. 100 shares yictsburg Rairosd DO y Psnnsyi
vania Railroad in lots, 49X; 100 Long Island Railroad
b5 Iox 100 do b5wn 1917 900 do, in lots, 1917 SO DO
b5 I9 100 North American Insurance, Tx; 100 Nor
Canal 14S so Beaver Meadow Railroad 32h SO susque
hanna Canal 49, so Girard Bank IA Louisville Bank
s5wn, Ill 81 Bank of Pennsylvania l4H. Ater Board
SIS 600 Allegheny County Railroad 6s l0lH 5000
Navigation Mortgage 6s " b. OIL 80 shares
Susquehanna Canal 49, so Long Island Railroad bb l9H
200 do 10&; 25 Girard Bank, Sd, IA. Market STEADY
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Passenger Smiled.

IIvHPooI-Steamshp Arabia-Mr Spur and lady. Sc
John, N d; Mr. Schneider ST John, b Mr. Russell and
two ladies' Beech and lady Miss Flora; schaap,
Quebec; I Hamilton Quebec, Harris Mr. Bondea- ~
Montreal; Mr. Neld, Montreal 3adeaux, Montreal.
Boudry Montreal Rogers, Jr, Baltimore Car err
seEbey, ar pemrser, Montreal; Flora g Jewnit,
Cincinnati; Mr. wenholt, Mr. Houghton, Mont,Aai +
BaIreda, Baltimore; Capt $ W Masher, Boston +
son, Toronto; Mr. Deugan, Montreal e FORBES, Lon
st Andrews 81 Mr. vandenhor Mr Sturpes> Montreal.
Mr. Fixier, Paris; Mr. l. Isaacs CINCINNATI Ar Sedey
England; Mr. W Moore, Scotland Mr. II Ioe4e Rosto1.
Mr. Duncan, Mr. L Daels Mr. We Reese Yhiladelphia
ME- Benner Hamilton, Senada West Mr. Turner Mr Il
Welsh Scotland; Mr. Hutchingson, Isaion: Mr. M
chols Mr. Hunter, Montreal slr schoelkoO BuAalo Mr.
McNnly, Mr. Chas Stuart Ireland; Reb Nel onebsc.
M Ne H Rossn N, cowe Egsnd Meyer.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Jas Adger--,J Hartford A A
Kaine, ) 9 Rains, Montere, W Trton Mr. Iafeman
and friend u Watkins, q Titus n Faireh;t w
Sgrr Mrs snd Miss Rogers Rogers, Miss Buel Mrs
" Young, Jos Ritter, + Manke, I Ismeyer Iaucb n
0ttign6n w Rathbone, c u Fowler * 4 Ten EgcL and
lady, Burrows, Miss Gerson, Merrman. \ Dorke,
Cept W Hart A Gorson, Miss Bfontiro Ma ii.c, = w
Jenkins, Dir Danks-2s In the steerase ''"'''
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PnSsen uers Arrived.

MISUNDERSTANDING Arctic-Mr and Miss D Davis, DR.
Boulden, bearer OF dispatches from the U lega-
tons at. Naples and Consantinope; Mrs BouIden Miss
France Brodie, { Coburn, sclck EColc, Riggs,
Fuller, Franssen, c lawson Cothout Pling Mr.
aud Mrs W Hampton, Mr. aud Mrs Harper Mr. and
Mrs Sanger Mr. and Mrs v Pease, Miss Stanley, NJ
Hal, Ludwig, Boswell, Pope, Sanas, stuyve-
en at Washington bearer Of despatches and servant
Capt g Smith, DON Juan Xmenes j Chamberlain II
Lynes, Murray, stage, Montant, Il Chafournes
7 Carpenter, Carpenter, Cayernn, w Cothout ri
Hutton, 9 Hutton, NeT, Eisenstuck y Hayerland
Total 40
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Stock Sales.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26.-(Reported by Keen Taylor. y
Firt beard Sd 600 City Railroad IS, "a, b5wn, 1918
5oc0 Allegheny City 8s 9is 1000 Schuylki Navigation
IS, 81 b5 81 400 do s11S; 2,O73 Texas Reg Notes,
certs 3d. 1000 Wilmington Railroad 6s, 871x 100 shares
schuykill Navigation Preferred 2ssS 25 schuylkl
Navigation, PIX; 80 Lehgh Navigation, 49, DO, TAX;
200 Long Island Railroad b. 1917 $50 do 193s 100 do
do cash, 49, 100 do 3D. 1871 100 do, b5wn 1915 100
vicksburg Railroad 17h so Morris Canal 2i2s; 100 do
b5 21ak; . Germantown Turnpike, $50 Pennsylvania
Bank. ia do 12s{ Manufacturer and Mechanics
Bank, 81 "a; 10 Girsrd Bank Ia 1 Farmers and Me.
o,snics Bank, 74sf. Be,cen Bocrds.-@l 900 Long
Island Railroad 6s so 100 shares yicksburg Railroad
17lS so Union Canal To per cents 3d. $50 Morris Canal
.1M 100 schuyssiil Navigation Preferred, 10, ISM 100
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CLEARED
Steamship-Jas Adger Dickinson, Charleston, spolord,
Tileston & Co.
ships-Empire State Russell, Liverpool Kings
land Sutton Oriental Fletcher San Francisco Low
& Co.
Barks-Gov Briggs, Hallett New Orleans, Eagle & Ha-
gard; Elise Iam) Jenner, Liverpool w Won Sent; Chlde
Harold, olmstead Havana ? Knight 4 Co.
Brigs-Empire, Newman, Galveston, Hussey Il Murray;
Belle (Br), Brookman Belfast J S Winslow.
Schrs-POcohontas Buckley, Charleston, Geo Buckley
Moses Taylor, Rogers, City Point Mccready CO.
Poole Norfolk master Fair Gilett Baltimore, MAILER
Lord Bray, Bray, Savannah, Il Talman Frank,
teriy Davis, Savannah, L McCready 4 Co; kiphene
Holden Tampico Nesmith Sons.
ARRIVED
Us NJ Steamship Arctic, Luce Liverpool, Jan IL, with
with Grnnell Minturn's signals bound in, 10TH 10 M
lat 48 40 Ion 49, exchanged signals with ship Kalamazoo
named Edmund Picanel, died The has had heavy west
erly gales during the passage.
Bark Nathaniel Hooper, .Haines New Orleans % days
TO Eagle Hazard. Experienced very severe weather
the coast but sustained no material damage.
Bark Theoxana Borland, New Orleans Jan g. to Crosby
Croker Ba sett Experienced very severe weather on
the coast.
Brig Orlando, Hail. satlla river, 10 days, to HRoten
Brig Miranda, Keller Darien, 8 days, to H Roken-
baugh
schr E H Nash, White, st Augustine, Fla, % days.
Schr Is Wemore Dearborn Richmond, days.
schr Hampton, Gddngs, fredericksburg, 8 days.
Schr James Boyd Hope Alexandria, days.
Schr j. I'm Bailey, Phillips Virginia, days
schr Francis, Doane, Virginia, days.
schr H Huntley, Hammond, Baltimore, days.
Schr Marcena Monson, Brewster, Baltimore, days.
schr Mary H Mifln, Collins, Dover Del, days,
Schr Champion, Smith Dover, Del 2 days.
Schr Chas Atkinson, Adkins, Milford, Del, days.
schr VIM NJ Baird, Stubs, Boston, days. Tor Phila
delphia.
Sehr Gold Hunter, -, Gloucester
RErURND-Brig Eliza Waite, Hutchinson, hence for
Neuvtas returned to port this afternoon having her
jibboom IN beating out.
Br bark Ann, So days from Liverpool.
SAILED.
Ship Oriental, Palmer, San Francisco Wind during
the day, WNW, and fresh
Steamship Arabia Judkins for Liverpool started at her
usual time to-day and proceeded down far the bar but
returned to her DOCK being unable to the bar
of the extreme low water and her great draught
She will sail in the morning at high water.
The South erryboat Bedford plying between this city
and Atlantic street. Brooklyn while crossing the river
this morning. broke her ruddcr and compelled to lay
up for repairs.
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Goth Dee DsthsT lat long gven) encountered saotaG
heavy gale from the westward which split tho fOretop
compelled to round TO- vessel aborng very heavily and
shipping great quantities Of water Since then the ship
has been making little water.
1OthThe ship Vanguard of and from st John (NB1
for Liverpool abandoned Dec 26 Lat 40 N long o.
being waeriogged and having sprung leak
the 16th which could not be kept UNDER saved
by the Lady Sale, arrived here yesterday from New
Orleans which experienced succession Of westerly gales
and heavy squalls the whole passage.
The Africa 81 arrived from NYork, left Dec 20 and
experienced moderate and fine weather the whole
sage Owing to the continuance of westerly gales there
are at about 200 sail of vessels bound to foreign
ports waiting for favorable opportunity of putting to
larly situated.
The Avondale arrived here yesterday experienced bad
weather all the way from Boston On the list JAM in lat
So Ion 40 heavy gales the vessel laborins
RANsGl1E, Jan 8-Put in the Rastede Iauw. of oldsn
burg from London for New York, with rudder damaged
RosTocK, Jan 4-The ship Herman Meincke of this
port was chartered Bordeaux to load for New York
for So 400 by the lump, and to SAIL at the latest Jan 81
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MARITIME IHTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC NEW Y0RK-rMs DAT.
Sun RISES .............1 II MOON RISES. morn Oo w
SUN ...........6 10 HIGH WATER. even III "
Port OF New York, january &c, 1883.
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Arrved-Ship Polar STAR Liverpool Experienced very
heavy weather. lost two overboard) banks Lind
N0rieans; Priss Pensacola; Volunteer Mobile; Flight
Savannah; White do; briggs Ashneot, -; Amulet,
Mobile; Lydia Farnham 10; Evira, Potomac river.
Ceared--Ship Golden Racer, San Francisco.
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EXTRA CHARGES

The French and German Languages each, $3.50
The Winter Term will commence Nov. 9TH, 1853
and continue IL weeks; the Spring Term, March
Goth, 1854, and continue II weeks.
Foreign Scholars will not be admitted for less
than half quarter, and each one will be expected
to pay the tuition for this time in advance. Should
Scholar be prevented by sickness from attending
a half quarter an equitable proportion of this fee
will be refunded.
Though scholars can enter the School at any
time, they will find it greatly to thoir advantage t.
commence with the term.
We insert a few of tho regulations which have
been adopted for the government of High School
Department:
l3. ILL., Foreign scholars may, if they wish it,
study during the intervals between recitations al
their respective boarding houses unless in conse
quence Of noncompliance with the Regulations OF
the School, they are forbidden to do so by either
the Principal or the Board. District scholars NAV
under like restriction, do the same the Princf
pal and their Parents or Guardians consent there
to.
Is. H. Scholars who are Boarding in the vii
lage orvicnity for the purpose of attending Schoo
will be required to conduct themselves as the,
would be expected to in well regulated family
and in quiet, peaceable and orderly community