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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-17
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

KTEW JERSEY RATLROAD.-FoK PHILADELPHIA
IN and the South and West, via Jersey City Mail aud
express iincs--Irave New York Mt and 10 "A M aud
and r. M Fare, 81 10 In A. and 50 in and 10 A. NJ
and p. NJ; sc:ond class, ~ rs in 10, at12 M at 81
stopping all way stations Throush tickets sold for
Cincinnati and the West, and for Baltimore Washington
Norfolk, &c, and through baggage checked to Washing
ton in and 10 A. NJ, and Q r. NJ
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ANTHOLOGY.

MADAM MEYER Has REMOVED FROM 50 LEROY
U1 street TO 1e1 Seventh avenue, between Twenty.
past present and future events; likewise, marriages,
ourneys law SUITS business prospects, sickness absent
verses in English, French and German and gives guar
M RS BREWSTER, SO GREAT JONES STREET, COR.
l ner OF the Bowery, has been induced through the
persuasions Of her many friends, to continue until
further notice She be consulted In astroloxy love
and law matters interpreting Dreams by books and
and tell the Of the lady ssntlsman they
will marry; also the names OF her vsitsrs. Ladies Is
cents; gentlemen 80 CENTS until the Let Of Jaauary
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STOLEN GOODS.

nFTICE or THE CHIT on POLICE DEC. n, 1854 =
~ An owner II wanted, at this onlce, for roll Of
suppsssd 70 hays bsVa stolen, dEO W. nATstli.
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NEW YORK, DECEMBER IL, 1s54-SEALKD PRO
IN posals for supplies o. beef, mutton, &C., Tor the
Marine Hocpits staten island viii be- received ~ ss
Commi ssoners Of Emigration, at their Office No. 70
rankln street, (where blank forms Of proposals may
had until Wednesday next the 10th inst) The Conn
isoncrs to themselves the right 70 reject such
proposals may be deemed not for the interests Of @
institutions.
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a II
all music sellers
DUBIISHERS OF NEW BOOKS OR NEWSPAPERS,
who require advertising by circulars, all the
United States would do well to call the advertiser
who has much experience in getting circulars addressed
and despatched to the trade Can furnish 100 900 cir
cuars week. and procure any class Of names to de-
spatch them to- at prices corresponding to the hard
times. Address box Ill Herald Office.
O,IGN0R MARIO.-PuBIISTIED THIS DAY, THE
- Mario Schottsche, composed for and dedicated TO
signor Mario, by Julien, embellished with superb
crayon likeness Of the great tenor. This is the only
portrait OF Sgnor Mario in the country.) Also, the
Borgia yalse with splendid portrait Of Madame Grisi
composed for and dedicated to the great prma donna
by Julien j. DARCE New York, and all music sellers
YJNHE WAR MIRROR OF SEBASTOPoI, CRIMEA
i and the Black Seattle only correct views yet Civ
en- to the public with full information just publish
ed large beautifully colored sheet Sent BY mail
TO all parts of the country pastagc paid Price 70 cents
A. II. JoCELYN, Publisher, 60 Fulton street. Agents
wanted
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PROPOSALS.

CORPORATION NOTICE--DEPARTMENTO or REPAIRo
~ and Supplies, December IL, 1870 Contractors-
Sealed proposals will be received 1T the once Of the
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies, No. City Hall,
basement, until Saturday, December o. 1864, at II
O'Clock NJ, ut which time they wilbe opened in Accord
with the amended charter Of 1883 for the paving
Of Chatham street, Bowery, Fourth avenue, around
Onion square TO connect with the Russ pavement with
granite block pavement, better known the Belgian
pavement All information in regard thereto BE- has
at the Office OF the Commissioner Of Repairs and Su,,
plies, No. City Hall basement. Blank estimates
be had at the above Office NJ B-The Commissioners ~
the right TO reject all any Of the estimates "
deemed for the interest Of the Corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW b. PURDY,
Comnrssoner Of Repairs and Supplie6L
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TENANTS RHGas1,MR.

% BrEECKER STREET-A PART OF THE HOUSE
I'D to let immediately and theremainder the 1st
OF May next This is desirable location 1t bang few
doors east Of Broadway Croton water and gas through
out. The front basement Is excellent Office for ply
scian. Inquire at 81 Bond street.
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A SUPERIOR QUALITY OF BRANDlEs, WINES
corAals. London and Dublin porter, Philsdephia ale
and porter In bottles, for family For sale at NJ
H. UNDERHIIIS, 490 Broome street. corner Of Crosby.
nEMIJ0HNs BRsT QUALITY, QUART TO FIVE
~ gallon, for sale BY 0. HULL, las Maiden lane.
CCOTCH wHrsKEY.--JUsT RECEIVED, A SMALL CON-
- signment OF old Campbellon and IslAy vhiskey,
which the subscriber will dispose OF 70 private families
~ wsderAte price. .. LIx0NT, - Ce~trt strsst
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MATRKNEONIAL4.

YOUNG WIDOW LADY OF PREPOSsESsING APP
"A pearance is DESTROYS Of forming . matrimonial al
lance with gentleman He must be well educated, OF
good disposition and not Eve feet inches in
height Money object she has $50, 900 at her
dis posal and parents She Is sincere in this adver
tisement. Communications addressed to Amy, Union
square Post Office, will receive attention.
NEW YORK MATRIMONIAL DISCRETIONARY
IN lady or gentleman can form matrimonial alliance
through this most approved association Constitution
and bye laws &C. win he sent to any address, on re.
cept Of six postage stamps prepaid Address, HENRY
ASHMEAD, Secretary, Post Office.
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III OUsE WANTED.-wANTED THREE STORY
III basement house, with all the modern improve
Inents Location between Lexington and Fifth avenues
not above Twenty firth street. Price not TO exceed
$4,000, o. cash will BE- paid Address Purchaser Herald
once.
VITANTED-TwO OR THREE SMALL. ROOMS FUR
w nisLed with or without board; conveniences for
Eve in two rooms location between Eighth and Twenty
eighth streets Second and Sixth avenues Address T.
3, Herald once, stating particulars terms, &c. which
must be moderate, including fire and gas.
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RENEWED EVERY DAY
NEW PUBLICATIONS

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TRUE BI0GRAPHY.-NOW READY, THE LIFE OF
N Horace Greeley, Editor ofths Nav York Tribune;
izno i60 pp., illustrated; price ~ 25.-Tns life OF
who has raised himself from nothing to the position
of the most influential editor in the country, is probably
the most interesting Biography ever published in Amer
II contains notices of many other city editors II
differs from biographies of the day in that il Is all
true. For sale by booksellers generally Published by
MASON BROTHERS, % Park row.
DRITIsH PERI0DICALS-EARLY COPIES SECURED
ID LEONARD SCOTT CO., New York, continue to re-
publish the following British periodicals, viz Il The
London Quarterly Conservatory, 2. The Edinburgh
Review (Whig); 3. The North British Review free
church,; 4. The Westminster Review (liberai); ..
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (Tory), The present
critical state Of European affairs will render these pub
locations unusually interesting during the forthcoming
year They viii occupy middle ground between the
hastily written news items crude specuiatons, and
tome Of the future historian written after the living in
erest and excitement Of the great political events OF the
time shall have passed away II to these periodicals
that readers look for the only really Ineligible
and reliable history Of current events ana as SUCH in
addition TO their well established literary, scientific and
theological character, urge them upon the considera
ton Of the reading public. Arrangements per-
nnentiy the receipt Of early sheets from the
British publishers, by which enabled to place all
our reprints in the bands of subscribers about
soon as they be furnished with the foreign copies
Although this involves very large outlay our part
shall continue to furnish The periodicals at the
low rates rs heretofore, viz. - Per ann.
For any one Of the four Reviews So 90
For any two OF the four Reviews. ............. 90
For any three OF the four Reviews. ......... 90
For all four OF the Reviews. Observation-Disclosures. 90
For tIackwoods Magazine. Observation-Disclosures. 90
For Lakewood and three Reviews. 100
LEONARD SCOTT l. Co, Publishers,
10 Fulton and 81 Gold street, New York.
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MONEY TO LOAN - ON DIAMONDS, PLATE
M watches, jewelry dry goods, sesars, wines and
spirts and personal property Of every description,
purchased. BUSINESS prompt, and confidential. Apply
10 CASEY CONLEY, the Empire loan and Agency Of
ace, No l26 Nassau street. opposite the Nassau bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-17

MAX SUTAINE--JULLIEN'S LAST AND BEST POL
Vl ka--the Max Sutaine. J. DARCIE, New York, and
ali music sellers.
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VTTAREHOUsE OF WINDSOR PAPER MILLS, NOS
w 66 and 81 Nassau street, New Tors.--The sub
scribes have commenced manufacturing news and boob
paper at their paper works, ut Windsor Locks con
tanning fourteen largest size rag engines and two 81 inch
Fourdiner machines Zone more to be aoded), are nop
ready TO receivs orders from persons in want Of supe
rior quality Of news book printing paper. Thsr
works built with great care, embracing all tbs
modern improvements, with aful supply Of spring
artesian water together with never fail ng power,
suring uniform good color to the paper and reguas
supply In quantity and quality Tho capacity OF the
two mills to manufacture fifteen thousand pounds o.
paper per day. PERSSE BROOKS
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TT sPERRY 4 co, 1913 BROADWAY, HAVE BY
III immense outlay OF time and capital sue
ceeded in rendering the mechanism Of their clocks chro
nometer and tmekespers generally absolutely perfect
An observation is every day taken at their establish
ment and the clock which they have erected and which
visible to the whole world passing up and down Broad
way, il perfect time regulator, and may be always i'm
pctly relied By the adoption of scientific aud
mechanical principles in the construction of the mac
merry, Messrs Sperry Co have arrived at absolute
and naibe accuracy in the manufacture Of tmepieces
of every description. Public clocks for churches and
public buildings in any part OF the country furnished
to order and warranted to with perfect accuracy
ries, &C. &c, promptly supplied with unfaiIing and
answering time regulators great variety Of clocks
chronometers, and tmepieces Of every description Cd
hand
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r ARD OIL OF THE BEST QUALITY, WARRANTED
pure, for sale wholesale and retail at the lard oil
factory 70 and IS Sullivan street Retail price, 9s per
gallon. =
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LOST AND FOUND.
AN OWNER wANTED-FOR A LOT OF LINES
IA with tack aud sheets, supposed to have been
stolen from vessel. Apply to Peter Corles, 204
south street.
r osT-ON FRIDAY, 18TH INST, ABOUT O'CLOCK
Pm, in Nassau street, In Amity street stage.
a small white paper parcel, containing yellow topaz
cross and pendant breach, with two stones missing
The finder viii be rewarded by leaving it at the New
Haven House, Az Broadway.
r OeT-A POCKET BOOK, NEAR THE HUDSON RIVER
IL RAILROAD depot foot OF Canal street containing be-
ween thirty and fty dollars in bills Also, check drawn
BY s. & A. Brush on the Mechanics Bank Brooklyn,
for SAL dated December 2d the pay ment Of which has
been stopped Also sndry notes and papers Of no value
bat 10 the owner Whoever will return tho said pocket
book and papers to j. c. Gassy 100 West street. shall
be entitled TO the money contained In said pocket book
and no question asked.
OST-0N FRIDAY, 18Th, BETWEEN THIRTEEN "a
and twenty third sire cts, in Third avenue adys
gold breast PIN gold cross gold fifty cent piece and
two gold twenty five cent pieces, cornean heart and
short piece OF chain The finder viii DO ibeTaly.re-
wsrded BY leaving the with L. B. stone at +. l..
Rogers Co.'S, corner Fulton and Nassau streets
T OsT--A BuRTON'S THEATRE, ON THE 18th
"a instant, small diamond ring, for which a suta.
BILE reward will be given by returning TO the store Of
o. HULL, 145 Maiden lane.
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GOAL AND FIOUR-THE PEOPLES COAL AND
~ Flour Agencies, No. SO Brosdway, New York, and
334 Fulton street. Brooklyn, continue to sell the first
Also -four, by the single barrel for family at whole
sale prices. Those wanting to purchase will find II
their interest to apply at the above agencies.
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AEONEY cash LITERALLY ADVANCED ON
MI watches, plate pianofortes, dry goods, firearms
furniture any other property, At 30a Broadway
Of Duane street, second door, room No. =. The
strictsst confidence and honor may be relied upon
8rsnch Office, "a West sixteenth street.
MeI.OUGHIJN O'NEILI.
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DOARD.-THE SECOND FLOOR, CONSISTING OF
I'D front, back and side rooms adjoining. furnished
will be rented with without board single oyether
where there ia but small family. Call at 541 Broome
street, between Sullivan aud varick streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-17

ISIEGANT ROOMS, ON WASHINGTON SQUARE.-ONE
u two gentlemen of high responsibility, wishing
Gst class rooms, with partial board in elegant pr-
residence, few doors west OF Broadway, in small
private family, where boarders taken, may sd
dress A. r.. Box 412, Post Office.
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DoARDING. GENTLEMEN WITH THEIR FAMILIES
- or single gentlemen, can obtain good board and
lieasant home at II West Twenty seventh street
tiOuse contains all the modern improvements.
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OURE OF CORNS BY MADAME BERNARD, NO. 1o'
~ bowery, east side, between Broome and Delaney
streets. Madame B. respectfully informs the public
that she has reduced her price In order to enable every
missing that she win corns, bunions nails grown
in the flesh, &C. without causing the least pain or in
convenience Persons be attended to at home, or
At Madame B. 3 residence from until O'Clock p. NJ.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.-THE ONLY GOODS
II which undoubtedly meet the necessary wants Of the
ladies, well made boots and shoes MINES. Hill.
ladies' and childrens imported boots and shoes at
cost prices Chamois and satin slippers Of all colors.
J7l broadway. opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
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DOARHuEG-FURN1sHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN
ID snd their wives, at 81 per week for BOTH in first
class four story house with baths gas, &c Location
desirable and accessible to business Also very sups
ricr second story front Please address Sterling
Herald Office which will receive immediate attention
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DOARD.--A LARGE FRONT ROOM, WELL FURNISH
ID ed, on the second door, suitable for gentleman
and his wife; also pleasant room, suitable for two
single gentlemen, be obtained, with without
board at 10 Grand street near varick. The cars pass
within few rods Of the door every Ave minutes
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HOE TO LET, AND FURNITURE FOR SALE-A
III small geuteel house in OF the finest streets in
the upper part of the city, in elegant order recently
painted and pspered; furniture throughout, and
will be sold for $780, chance seldom met with to step
into nnc house every way complete. Apply to z. b.
KINSHIMER, $40 Fourth avenue, from TO 10 AN and
8 70 7PM
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DOARD-AT 1856 TENTH STREET, CORNER Oh
ID Broadway, opposite Grace Church, = gentlemar
and his wife can DO genteelly accommodated with plea
SAINT and furnished rooms fronting Broadway
also splendid suite Of parlors fronting Broadway with
without board; dinner at O'Clock; entrance III
Tenth street
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DOARD-A WIDOW LADY, OCCUPYING A NEAT
ID modern house, and living quite retired would let
or two furnished unfurnshed rooms with bath,
gas &C., to lady and gentleman, with full board for
the lady and breakfast for gentleman, il desired Ad
dress Quietude, Union square Post Office.
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DOARDTNG.--A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OK TWO
ID single gentlemen obtain pleasant rooms, with
board furnished front rooms. second floor The
houseis first class with gas and baths. Apply at SO
Clinton place.
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DOARDING.-A LADY WOULD LET BACK PAR,
ID lor on first floor to gentleman and wife two
,ng also single room, with full partial
Jcard. House has all the modern improvements Apply
at 10 West Thirty first street. Broadway and Sixth
avenue.
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DOARBL-AT $40 HOUSTON STREET, A FEW DOORS
ID east Of Broadway Two fine rooms, furnished
and their wives with board. Apply as above. N B.
The family il private and select.
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MleCELLANNOyD.

Moo nnn FOR FIRE ARM CAPABLE OF
WIUU.UUU being used either as single arm
or field piece which may be arranged to discharge
teen times per minute and will Of sixteen
feet at the distance Of $50 yards The attention Of sci
ent6c and manufacturers is invited to the same
For further particulars where model may seen apply
to R0OME BUNNELL, Real Estate Agents and Auc-l
tioneers, 1913 broadway.
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D0ARD-IN SMALL RESPECTABLE FAMILY,
ID may be obtained for gentleman and his wife, with
furnished rooms. in 4 good house, with all the
modern improvements, situated at us Hammond street
Eighth avenue railroad. Terms reasonable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-17

ITO LET-PART OF THE THREE STORY BRICK
. IL dwelling house 489 Hudson street, consisting Of
two parlors, with tea annexed, two bedrooms
kitchen cellar, wood house and the of bath
gas, &c. Possession be given immediately For par
ticulars inquire at 43 Front street, at liz West
Thirty fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-17

1OS CANAL STREET, NEAR vARICK.-w.
lOO VAN NOTES stove store.-We have . large
sorment of tho latest patterns Of stoves for
sonable TERMS Stoves and ranges lined with soapstons
and Bepared CRATES and repaired stoves put up ana
pipe furnished for Also s0apstons grddlss fes
sale wholesale and retail The excellence Of the grid
dies consists in their requiring but grsasng whes
ma
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DOARD CAN BE HAD IN THE NEW HOUSE I5a WEST
ID Twenty fourth street. with all the modern improve
ments; rooms furnished Inquire on the premises
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T1uRNIsHED OR UNFINISHED ROOMS 70 LET
I With board, TO gentlemen and their wives single
gentlemen, at 163 Hudson street, corner Of IAight
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CINR9aING, &C.

6N EAn CHAIIENGE-N0rICR 10 GENrIEME
wCUU who want their clothes TO look like new.
CAL at the tailoring, cleaning, dyeing and repairing
tabtbment, At 1888 Pearl street, who're you can get
pitch tar grease and paint taken out without any nu
~ to your clothes, by J. II. NOAH 3s3 Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-17

IOuSE WITHOUT RENT-TO I.Er-THE SECOND,
il third and kitchen floors OF the English basement
house, $50 Fourth avenue entrance in Twenty-fifth
street for the board Of the occupant Of the lower part
or for q very low rent. Call at 10 A. M. or r. NJ.
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A RrIFICIAI. THETH, OF A BEAUTIFUL AND MA.
"a turaI appearance inserted, from single tooth to
complete set without springs or clasps and perfect
Md comfort insured TO tho wesref Complete set
on ans gold. $50; full upper Get 800
on JONES, Blocker swees
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Il. EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, CORNER OF IR-
tO wing place. Furnished rooms, with or without
board
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YTyO LET-TwO STORES ON SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR
Twenty eighth street with back room, gas fixtures,
&c, complete and Croton water the floor Rent $40
per month. Apply at the Broadway Land Office, LILO
broadway. N. B,--Real estate for sale or exchange
VANLIEW GRENEII.
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vT,O IET-THE WHOLE OR PART OF A HOUSE, IN
the Fifth ward, Broadway, furnished or unfur.
nished. Address Rent, Broadway Post Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17

SD Ih tpot I.) brrs Henry Leeds Lttl-john and Harriet
Hall tboh from Mare Portland 6h, scms Ws,soo Santa
Cruz Cuba TO load for Chsreson seh Aa Adams
9Th Nevsds Fssie tAn0nth EnxaBd
Or, Gordon j. Cohsn York. AAaHzas to load fJ
Portland.
NwYorf chartered Ell per nhd for sugar aud - o
deck; capacity ta boxes ,,, ,-. -, - A..
In ror, 7h among others Alfred HUI Thsyer lad on th r
Hamburg filrs Up - l5i carries z7o boxes
boxes; Eber,s Hehbou chartered s.s day Tor =, ~ s
and 81 for hhds and capacity go boxes; a.
Bsbtdss, chartered for Boston At 81. eosrs eaIs % bh5
esrscy Ooo boxes Enterprise Miller chartered ID ''
Phladsl his = <1t boxes. carries eco. . n
ship rah Pusrinston Pu5Iinson i9r Ss
Work Edw Cohen CLARK hence, 4h nue. H. a n
Hodgdon ThomAs do Jubilee Godins ior rms
sdephiA or Baltimore John Aycs Hart and II Marre1
Sargent John Stroud stetson for
Do Gold Hunter Nswfok do Rhodeek Dhu, Lind.
say Montreal do; bgs Richard, Bentley for New fsIs do
soIs Psk Pbadelphs Baltimore dos Casiian Finkhzn,
for Sasua; Motto Edmouds from Portland di'g Andrew Ring
psvu,, ds schr. H. Curtis, Jordan, tor Boston. ldg - 49,
"a Az DO 2t ult Xenophon, York Portland; Sth HI
bsrns Pufeld bark Jacob Pentiss Lorinl Fal
rcuh brig Condov. Adams, Nevfork Sd ship Enc, White,
Ssse. igs Yankee Poland. Porand th, Denmark Yates,
pLsSsira, 5h ship Reed ElNel Falmouth h; 6h
s Roy sailor Adams. Polznd L. X Palmer, PARK, Boston
sld Ia. bark Brunette, McGrsfh Boston.
SD fiom Csrdenas brig L. Copeland. Bartlett. Boston
Ar al h inst, ships ARst,ai MaeodIeA Ne"ioki oth
Pisiou spooner. Bos;ou 20 load for London