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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20
FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, March lS,-Tie mail brings moth
ing sotth of Wilmington ID . 81
The Washintto Union announces that sp.-
cal meSsenget, withinst uctons to our Minister at
Madrid, will leave in The Arctic to-day, demand
ing ample aud immediate Teparaton for The out,
rage ON The Black Warrior.
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INclNNATI MARKET,

l. MARcu ils.-Flour dull ntl6S5 Whisky 2oaa
2l4. Provisions quiet; small sales Of pork at
II, so for miss. Sugar steady at 44o5. Coffee
l24al2t, market firm. Clover seed, better demand,
held at ,25. 90 .-l. ...-.--l -.-
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NEW WORK MARKET

...7MARcn ls.-Cotion advanced on the week.
Coffee l2c, Flour 7,l2a5,s7. declined &c. south
sTn, prices tribe lower 7,60a75. Wheat firm;
Genessee 200. Corn. prices easier, 75aS0. Sugar
Muscovado AZ; orlenns 4ia4 3.S. Molasses. Or
lenns %, prices and transactions Of The week
moderate. Linseed oil rs. Whisky prison PA,
lower Pork firm, with an upward tendency 34a
l5t.. Beef firm, with,anupwaid tendency. Lard
du!lsl. Ir6hs,eady.
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IS RIVER AND WEATHER.
CINclNHATI, March ls.-River fallen 20 inches,
weather fine.
P,rrsnuacri, March 1s-Riyerll feet stationary.
Weather clear und cold 5lf-ta;1sisi
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Nebraska Emigration Meeting.

netting OF citizens VIII be held at lie City Hall
,orI,r evening next the purpose Of forming colony
'O who has spent years that section
.IT rapidly extending country will be present and
Srrss The meeting. Come one. come ALL mrtT
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Tobacco! Tobacco! Tobaonol /! !

w L would most respectully catthe attention OF aer-
chants and Grocerst 70 our very large and gcncI Il
cles as legItlulateiy belong TO a ocular
Wholesale Tobacco EEousc.
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oNE TH ~ y 81 BoxRs oF roRAccn


T ONE THOUSAND BONES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different OF 6s and So Pound
Lunls rom JIG 10 - cents including p iTaveIy IL F.
GTavely Hollands; fine +. Beehive, rhornton fhon,as
Johns etc etc Also supply OF catfee boxes IIuers
zones and ILLUSIONS, SnOtsmans. ThoTn'a Fvyuic and
9ters Also. the Old Diaden vi gina T,isti May
Be Cherry Rilei the California God liar, etc etc
rs We exclusively geln tie Trade, hav
ing three extensive houses in Virginia, being
Only Eohaeto esia bisment west OF lie Atlantic
elites and having laid in stock previous to tic ad
vance, We eel confident thatwe ofer sGch induce
lnetIs aso other horse hetter and hutey II
equal, either cast west We therefore ask tie msr
chants OF Ohio, yvnna and vi GINA TO give call
We also keen eonsanily hands, heavy aiid general
SICK OF superior npoFted SesnrA lso Americans
18Th, Ilalf SIifniSh, ami Scars Scotch Stut
bladds9i lib packs Matches Liras OF various
kinds Pipe Stems nd Tobacco KNIVES. 1lon't ttttal
Pnd see fol yoursciycs. LOGAN, CARR & Co.
5ang23 ;ssft ~ 81 NJ ain street
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
NOTICE gwen taat the firm or Busnr & lar
this day disso ged b. odsents FThe
husines nf The old he settled by tic rer I'm o.
Bps6y, Little Sec, ysllolths day into
Old stsnt on eaiafket fiieet jani
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cnIToN

DR. MoRsE's INYIGORATISo CORDraL as been counter
leited by some unpriEcipicd persons.
all the geIiuine cordial prupriefors
sime pasted the cork OF bottle and The fol
lowing words blown III the glass-
"DR. -aoRSEls.IAyisoRAEtAG c. ceRpEAI,s --------- =
G. Il. RtNc, PRosRIEToR, N.Y.
eJAETI0 ET-H5SFF71h
Also observe Promssory Note with nc proprieto,s
written signature every genuine botls Of Dr. 8oGze's
lnyigorating Cordial. 49, -tis5
TIC eoulteT felt which Is forgery s=sse1
az The Cordial u Pit up, geonesntrated, In pint
-sss-s2ssS-s5i OH. RING, Proprietor,
10 rsssfs LIP roadway, Nelv-York.
Sold by prssisis 1hro5giiout United states Cana
Z = y = y. AGENTS.
TYHE iNG;-R & Caldwell;
f5ITT ir6(sft--F lenii NJ f3rpfherej.
~ CINlI II II
,JfffBFStflt mp - 9lg.ly & 60
BILTINoRE-zS. s esVas;dstrwaw
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EMIGRANT PASSAGE.

Foreign Exchange and Express Agency,
! ADAMS 81 CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE,
Mcclure IEousc, wheeling.
~ @ 0T s med d is sSs Ags in 1s s
for by the 'Od Black line OF Liverpool
and New York packets.
These ships regular packets, making the passage in
hall the time OF Ordinary sailing vessels The number oil
seeage passengers mt,d, aud there is danger of
ship fever, which the Ordinary emisramt vessels
liabc.
We sell bills exchange drawn at sight, amount,
payable at Bank post town in Ensian Ireland, or
Scotland
Persons who w sh to remit money to their friends or
bring Them out from the tod country, will be supplied
with the drafts and tickets at the lowest rate.
ausI5iT N. PIGMAN, Agent.
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" Yol,s. Iespcc'uIly. j cURrAIN HAY

More Man Gold 10 HE S.ck-FIom one OF tile most re-
rectable Druggists in South Carolina.
b. CnARLIsrON. s. G.. Sept. 81, 1853
NefsTS. Mortimer Il Eo61 ey:Ihe sale OF your Ham,
TOMS We ctable TncueIs casing day. and
~ bottle sold ;ccUnim >ndS this BILE medicine
afflicted Several OF |ur lsmlc have tried in diiIe cn
uses with astonishing aud Gettin by
dozens 1t las been found To be greatest remedy
IEennatic affection and wonderful has been per-
formed grO hoy suneti Ing Gron Fits. will
you with number oCcrtihcaIes 1t yNu wish them.
Please send ME- soon as possible, Supply OF Tncure.
am. gcntlcnlen, yours, w. e. TRO1T
Hundreds IN thIs cLy Will bear The testimony.
Delicate icnaeS and children will find Ills great enc
DIS. Also, cOu! rs Dyspepsia, otula &c.
MORTIMER d MOWbRAY,
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~ i eaat' "A Car q. .Has4t5l
TTAVING disposed o. my Grocery Main street. No.
Ill 256, Mr.. lsaac d. Johnston or st. tiar vile,
avail myself OF This opportunity to return my sincere
thinks tho OF my patrons who have given their
custons and would now ask, on behaff MI Johnston,
continuance ofthe feeling confident that
and dealers vi well accommodated his
any Ia the city. inquSIitys prie and variety.
Also would INFORM III citizens Wheeling yicin
continue to OF tho best Family Grcce-
RVS IN the west No TAU, Monroe street
W here will pleased who may
calf 2 p -ss7 81 RoN D. WOODROW, - !; 81
WtiITE9lNHEaTfFA FAMILY FLOUR.
i6n BBLS.,Unon Mills, Just received and sails by
% feRif fssfs q ~ N. .REiLLY
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ss siI PAINT ROOM.
T Parker's Saloon, Market street, third story. Open
n from ia to ~ O'Clock and frOm2 TO A..
CD Portraits rain'ed, aud Instruction given in Painting
ard design. nov16 X HANNA. =
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Messis. Mortimer q MogCa Gentlemen. Having been
afflicted with iii L\er COMPLAINT oil 10 years standing,
IN that 1l'e using few bottles OF your lamp
toms TIn1tmc found ithuti GCcIHii sld nc ieCi
have used different medic On. time time,
have eever BIC ouCcout fOt any aIrNIent good
ttlsu cssing 10 stickem humanity liza; ia edciue is
iound which possesses the wUidTOus pOwc OF Usg
human c. lite many it has ought is uli, ien
Gu ON itsIIsc.i
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Cure Of Coughs, Ke,tteo Rheurnatisn-Cule oil ven
cradle DIR uIans oil tile CITY vi BaitimO well
known and whoae testimony adds much tile triumph
lfanItOH's Vegetable TiMclurC:
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These some OF tic sad and melancholy eaeots mo-
duced by early habits Of youth, viz: OF tile A
aud limbs, pains in the head dimness sight loss OF mus
GUAR power, alpaIion OF re hear dy pepsIa nervous
iIabity arrangement of tic digestive cLons gene
lUl debility, symptoms OF consumption, etc.
Mentally tue fearful effects tile mind are mucIfo be
dreaded Loss OF memory, confusion Of ideas, depression
trust love OF Solitude timity, come OF the evils
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HIGHLY lMPORTANT.

NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid,
IN the catcst Improvement yet discovered saving
labor end expense in shng Clothing aud House Clean
ing linens and Cottons washed by this Fluid will lie
wler and softer han than il blcaclcd tho grass
wAEHAsIE not TO iniure thu fabric Every ISdym
satisfy herself on that point. by SUaknsa rictc Oun
or Liren The Fluid null strength, FOR 81 hours which
dilute with gallons Of water Illf pint fluid
The Chinese washing Fluid Is worth three times the
single siSpencc which will buy enough alaTge family
washing, which can be done in or hours.
Manufactured aud by subscriber, who has late.
ly purchased the right for Ohio eounyt, Va,
JAS. MELLOR,
AuEq No. eG. Unions Wheeling. Va
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BEFORE CoN.TEIIPLATIN MARRIAGE
should reflect that sound mind body are the most
Necessary requisites promote colnuIal happiness; In
deed without u csc. the journey through lie becomes
weary pilgrimage the prospect hcu view;
the mind becomes Swallowed with despair and filled with
the melancholy reflection that the happin OF another be;
cones biisIllcl with =.
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ASSlGNEE'S- NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to Wheeler & Lakin, by book
n account or otherwise hereby notified that pay.
must be made forthwith they having assigned
the same 10 NE Tor the benefit of their creditors.
JAMIE J. II. DIEToN. Trustee
BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY SA-
2 49, LOON AND OYSTER DEPOT. -
TNHE und rsisned, having bought the Bridge Conner
Con ectfonery, opposite the Monroe House, formerly
kept T. " Parker and greatly enlarged improved
Il, will keep constantly hand aknds OF cakes aud
Confectionery, aud will supply parties on reasonable
te' s5sE VI
OYSTERS served up in the best style, at all hours,
the Saloon, and punished wholesale and esail by the
and hall can: of Sew
gu n GsSd H. ROSE & ERNEST KRELL.
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p . - BEWARE OF +IAIITATlONS!!.
= AS SfoI ILlrE1OAiS- va GETiBLE TINc7URE. Tho
many ni1dc by Ills pleasant AID enlcdy may i'll
ducc countoteiting. ~ CO s7.sf ~ r-s
a med clue must have merit, am, great merit too to
stsi q The test oJ pubic oYoi Soat putting gal
rdiltss worthless article, TO keepttu p good
med icine, III IL be not really so.
"A good medicine will live, becorc popular, and extend
us saes year inslte Yf orposton Tie Ieo
pie readily ud out ITS and the lame Of them passes
ironmouilttO mouth with more iurdity than newspapers
can spread it, a itpil lcstIying To- tile ute
Llatt AIlatier nIurAiI IN
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Eastern Bargain Store!

10 MO THEIRS.
A C. PARTRIDGE especially informs his patrons
IA. and the public generally that the light being
v1abe at this season. he Will give particular
during his month and next taking the likenesscs
youn children on every pleasant day between
=. mil
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INCREASED FACILI lies. 8
A DlMS d cos. EXPRESS arc delivering heavy
N riEts, such poultry, eggs, butter, ETC., Balti
InuIc in twenty hOuis, at Si,2jTer 1901 lbs.
n. PlG8IAN, Agent,
jano3 Lure House
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MESSRS C0MGILL & McSWORDS. and a. s.
vi DOANE &: Co, have removed from Water street
10 OF Mr.. Pa IONS large new warehouses Main
street, where they solicit the continuance OF the
their ri"mhs II q 80 ar2n
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Notice.
LII persons indebted to us arc he~eby notified tIia
N their viii he ieiivc TO item before
the commenc Tile New Year. hose having
counts nEainsi will please them settlement
deco HEISKEI.l. " 10 =
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who suffers nom weakness derangemcnt nervousness
peculiar TO her sex, eormOm to both scxss-to VI,
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DIR HAMPTON the suthor Of this great Lflmpion's I'sg
etd6 1etis, in his sotl year i good heaIll that
~ Will be seen ii Is not article got up to impose the
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Whenever the Organs TO he acted upon from NAL
formation structural diseases il is averietl that
.HFE-- AORSESS JNVIt, OR A'pING M JVTp

OF tenineteentl century. t, scientific man
IN the world would have sdn;tcd, that .ilacle OF niedi.
cine he ciOole supposed TO have Histcnce,
STlMULANI' THAT ENTAILS NO REA CTION
It's ioicc is never expended, lyh OPIUM al
enhoie preparations, and al oter cXcians Tie effect OF
these brief, nnd 1t well he said him who item
~ he last state OF tlInt man Is than ut
The Elixir is eXlicran without single rawback-sa.e
miis operation, perpetual in its happy Influence upon tile
nerves the ild and the entire oreaLiyafrni it will also
remove dcpTessiOns, excitement, I GleECy to blush
sleeressHess, dislike society, incapacy study or
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Loss or MEMORY,

Confusion, giddne$s rush blood head ne;ancho
~, cniaI debility, hysteia, wret hedness thougt Of
uetoH fear Of insanity, hypor hUr dssis dys-
epsia, rrosraon, irlabity, yOusLess ina
ity to seer, diseases incident ieaics. decay or The
rlOpoGatg functions hysteit1, mononlania VAGUE ter
rOrs palpitaOn the heart noteity tonsiipatu etc
ETC. from whatever cause arising 1t Is ii tIe.c any
aice tn be placed on luiia csnony absolutely iniaibe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-29

KEY WEST. Dec 2l-Arr Dec Is brig warcissa Whitley
Marcy csdsr h Ters aI
big AbscsssforS Cooper, Dsmarara 7.h, brig Lucy
dsphia 9otI, bris David Mallory Wintin Phiiadophis
sid pea ehr Gov Andsr
,Gn f.rs sy, Mobile; 1th brig RswiSst9n sawyss s.
Hicks New rlssns schrs rssrssa COr,Sn Mobile; .s
s9 Cooper Bsner s'n~' ''h
The ship Hays. Day, has completed her repairs, and
y eauikse her works but 70, makes good deal q
the risk Of getting to New York Boston continue
brig wsrcisss whitney arr from New York 18th in
having lost Ss , gal, 10th while lying
ashore los. o Of cham cass and ops hemp Saw
ser; lost several rails and received other damage,
had heavy wsass.s :e!sr. ra , and had sssss
deuty in making of the coast of Abaco in gale Of wind
The brig Asbo,.sOrd Cooper. 10th feom Dem.rar.,
Guano Keys ssh inst Has heard nothing Of the
The orig Lucy Chase Bxsy arr 18th from New York. in
SIas south q TeIiusa; morning IAN Sic NH have
Ts ] Il re
$ 'ao viii
next a a Daniel ony nq fe%
New Orleans ashore Pickles reef morning Of 18th
the s
ina away pnes WIN have 10 discharge she is leaking
The sehr Temptsr Appcman arr 10th from Att.kapas in
aay oa makns then per hou Viii sssharse
deck load, and then be again surveyed.
EDGARTOWN, Dec 25-Sld Br brig Rosalie, Holiness for
Windsor Ms; schr Grin xowl and John Bell, Boston.
Arr 18th, schrs Hale Blood NYork for Portland; Ada
Frances Babson, Baltimore for do; Halcyon, Freeman,
York for Monnt Desert
In port PM, schrs Hale, Ada Frances HAcyon, and
others, bound f..
Big PsnnoI ready for Philadephi..
PHILADELPHIA, Dec Is, 4 P MAR steamer Della.
ware Clark New York; brigs Book Smith, Portland;
Condor Chase Havana; schrs Globe, Homer New Yorh;
Barnard, Farnsw worth Calais Me.
Cid schrs Barrett Cook Brooklyn; Blue Nose (Br),
Martin Halifax Ms; Clara Jane, Gray, Charleston
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MoRKsos wife Of Dsuiel l. Loughridge formerly Of Ma
cosquin, Coleraine, Ireland, aged Is years.
The friends Of the family invited 70 attend hsr fu-
neral from the residence her husband. No - Newark
avenue, this morning. at ten O'Clock without further
notice.
At Elzabethtown, N. j., on Wednesday, December q,
Mr. j. Py7ga DAUTFRRocHE In the 18th year OF his age
His relatives friends, and those Of his sister Mrs
Jane F. De Hart respectfully invited to attend the
funeral this afternoon ct two O'Clock, from the resi-
dence Of Mrs. De Hart, without further invitation
At Newark, New Jersey, on Wednesday evening" De-
cember 27 HANNAH daughter Of the late Isaac wade
Springfield, New Jersey.
The funeral services will take place this morning at
eleven O'clock at her late residence No 231 Mulberry
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Married.

On Thursday, December g. by the Rev. p. McKenna,
WIN FrTzrATRIoK, Esq, of Washington, D. c.. to KATE
E., eldest daughter OF Charles Toal Esq of this city
this city, by the Rev Mr.. Bgler Lieut. H. GAINES to Mss
J. A. BEATTY, daughter Of c. A. Beatty, Esq
On Wednesday, December 10. by the Rev. Jesse Pound
ALBERT BRAJSARD to MARY G. JEwELL fourth daughter
of Charles W. Jewell, Esq, all Of this city.
Albany papers please copy
On Tuesday December 80 by the Rev. David Biger, of
the United Brethren (Moravan Church. Dr. JOSEPH Ed
GAR ARRowsMTH, Of keyport N j., to Miss CATHARryg
WAIpEoN TIER, OF this city.
On Monday evening, December IS, by the Rev. Mr..
Evans Mr. SUTHERLAND BUssEy to Miss SARAH THRus
FIELD.
Halifax, Nova Scotia papers, and staGordshirc Adver-
tiser, England, please copy.
On Tuesday December &c. by the Rev. L. s. Livermore,
Mr. 5. C. BABcocK, of stockton Cal, to Miss MABEL d.
spRAGyE, of Fabins, N Y.
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on sable ss ..a FROM s
$3.50 The bull SOLD Tor ss and tho cargo remaining in
SIS The hnll had broken and all that win now bs
saved from the cargo would be by divers.
Bnre SAGINAW. of Gouldboro, which went ashore inside
the bar a. Nassau - yr Fla was Condemned prev to zoh
BRIe PrNsrLL, which has been repairing At Edgar
town for some tm past. came o. the rsx,y d and would
scHR ATLANTIC, OF and for Salem from New York. which
adrt after being abandoned when ashore At cehaset
reaching the harbor rshted
spoiit.
I. as hence %
paragraph in the Bcrmuds Royal Gsztte-Th schr Flora
s.s,s.. yss "a Ssi ssss;.isas.$ sailor IS
SON with % Mrs. sa ans children a as
fs
ported passengers in the Flora We stu hope that ere
gale occurred during the night
Notice to Mariners.
The KATE. from MANILA ssss @
down shoal was seen BY Capt Donovan which he thus
ssay Sols y @
The sand hans9 so had been seen an esar
pass6 shoai, the bottom plainly ssensand ints.
i:ss sn s f:s g. sas
bottem saetsd got fahoms il stays; got
The shoai OF mile In and not being laid
down any chart direction In Doth Hors
burgh's and Spanish to the conclusion IL
not been before seenbut have not given name II
be dangerous parts Night prevented from
further examination IL in the track Of ships working
down the Mindora Sea-
Whalemen.
Arr at Honolulu Oct % Am bark Heroine, Hampstead
6m $50 VIII 1900 lbs bone, this season; Abigail, Drew. Nm
1850 1900 bone ST Peters Young 22m 50sp 400 VIII, 500
lbs bonc Alice Mandel Wing, 81 sp, 30 VII 600o bone;
18Th Minerva I'd, Reynolds 40m, ll0cw 100 bonei Geo
Howland Wight 1000 Thos Dickson Tabcr
Sm, sosp cow, lsooob 7 Tsmaage Edwssas Som a,
lao, Baker 27m, 1000 @0Db Navy Norton SIN, l3oDw-
60ob George, Stevens Sim, i1Ow, 160o0b Alice Frazier,
Tabor 25n. lo0sp l@0w, 50o0b; Nov Philip Delanoye
Pierce, 26m, 2O0sp, l450w, 12O0vb.
Cid at do Oct 30 Herald, S1ocnm, New Bedford, 3lst
Emerald, jaeger Harbor Nov l. Mechanic Corey, New
port; yesper, Ioper, New London. 1880
Iahaina Oct 20 Condor Kcmpton 1865 bbls before
reported lo oehok sst Philip de Lanoys Pierce 100
den $780, Uchctsk; II Waterman, Hale 600, do; Sd Sea
sevs ESQ., do; Petrol TucksR 1860, do Gov Troup, MI
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MARITIMg INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Snip c,, nssS Dss%sa Ne. 4ss y0s
Bark Alfred (Brem) Krnje Msnssnio Hennings, Muller
Bark sophi. Brsm,, Gordes st ysso. Cuba, Bechts
BARK Emily Banning, Thatcher for sea pearl fishing
BARK Chance tBr Illinsworth, St John Nh, Barclay
BARK Pilgrim. Andrews Ap.l.cAieoa. Eagle hazard.
Brig Leander Brem), fettjuch Neuvas, Rischmulisr
Bris skipwth (Br,, Ryan. st Johns. Nr. Rooms Din
sshr Fish Hayk, Lord: Norfolk, master.
ss's:p LADY 1ss sI Hsvss
ARRIVED.
ssssssm:hp J Empire City wiadis Now Orleans DEG o.
md as MARSHALL CO. Anchored
slip AIsss zssss. Lysrpes d:ys Win and 60
shig bound Showing Sss.a a.s Win sss.r
ss nss .ys ssy
Expsrieneed heavy westerly gales; split salts &C.
WITH railroad sa
e ssuIsss clesrnsn C. lad death:
s, sss s
nsa wa aeas.
two births the is DAYS west Of tho Banks
ne: %
= e.
* Siss; Gays
days. Msnry psass roF' A0 10
Bark Anna (ncw) Wheeler Port Jefferson hours in bal
last.
Brig Ada (of Boothby), Chase, Newport. Sept a. and
Fayal 81 days. with COAL to order; to Nesmith
Sons.
Brig Emily Davis, Charleston days, with cotton and
rice, TO Dunhnm Dimon.
sehr Louis Perry of Plymouth, Mass, Ellis Tampco, d
days, with logwood &c. to master Dec H. lat "A o.
So spoke brig Swan, from Cenfuegos for New York.
Schr Waterman (of Manchestert Crowefi Gonaives. IA
days, with logwocd, to master
Schr Wellington, Wells JAckso nvlle 10 days. with
ssS: hr 5sss: Ss.s S:sns,s,
Schr Catharfpe Bea1 Flowers Belfast Nc.
Schr Black Diamond, Young Grsenport
Schr American Belle, Brown, Boston, 3days
Schr Mary Eddy Horton, Fall River.
Sloop Triumph Robinson. Nantucket, days This
morning. lnmber loaded Schooner ashore Flood
Rock, Hslgate.
BELOW.
Dutch ship st Nicholas, from st Domingo.
Ship Adrian. from Caliao.
Bark Indiana, Young, from Neuvitas.
Also bark and two brgs, Mt anchor in the
lower bay.
Wind during the day, NE.
The ship Clifton for New Orleans; banks Lyra and Sara
for Havana at anchor at Quarantine, outward
bound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-29
The Unitarian Denomination I'm the United
States.

The Unitarian Denomination I'm the United
States.
From the Christian Inquirer, Dec 23.J
"Tbe Unitarian Congregational Register for the
Year 1866" has Just been published, by the Ameri-
can Unitarian Association of Boston. II appeara
in the order, 1t including Rev. DR.. Lo we'll and Rev.
Meesrs. Theodore Parker, Samuel johnson, Sar-
gent, HiRgipsen, DC, WAC probably symps ihize
more nearly with our views Of Christianity than
with others.
OF this large number Of preachers, sxtyseven
sre at present without settled min istry, some Of
them having recently left by reason Of III health,
and also including new preachers recently gradual
ed from the various schools.
There are two hundred and fifty-sour organized
Unitarian societies in the country, including TWO in
Canada, Cat Montreal and roronto,) aud those re.
liamsburg aud Jersey City, (omitted 10 the Regis
teri the former OF which has lust called the Rev.
G. J. Bowen to be their pastor, who is soon to be
installed.
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