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that they may succeed in making him the Know
Nothing candidate.

Nothing candidate.
List Of Patents-issued from the United
States Patent Office for the week ending Oct.
Is, 1S55-each bearing that date:
jas. M. Cook, of Taunton, Mass.-For dust
de1ector for windows Of railroad cars
Albert Fuller, Of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
proved faucet.
A. Hotchkin, of Schenevus, N. Y.-For
bench hook. -
Andrew Hotchkiss, of Sharon, Conn.-For
improved projectile for ordnance.
BENZ. Hancock, of Troy, N. Y.-For i'm
prOvement in excavatOrs. et
Jasper johnson, of Genesse, N. Y.-For i'm
prOvement in vises.
Joseph Keech, of Waterloo, N. Y-For i'm
provement in washboards. ~g--,s.
Ebenezer Mccormick, of Connelisyille, Pa.
For improvement in seed planters.
John Mclaughlin, Of Steubenville, Ohio
For improvement in wringers for clothes
Hiram Morris, Elijah GOrton and Edw. Sac
ger, of Crawford County, Pa-For impact
water wheel. ... .. -
Lewis P. Pease, of Mount Carmel, In.-For
Improvement in churns.
Isaac NJ. Singer, of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement in sewing machines.
Benz. Wright and John Bean, of Hudson,
of Mich.-For improvement in grain separa-
tors. r 49, a.r
Daniel X. Winder. of Cincinnati, Ohio
For mixing apparatus for card printing presses.
Edwin Wilson. Of Prattsburgh, N. Y.-For
improved extension reach for carriages
Ii. b. Weaver, of South Windham, Conn
For improvement in breeeh loading fire arms.
Chss Love, Of Peru, Ill-For improvement
in washing machines.
John II. Doolittle, Of Waterbury, Conn.
assignor to the American Hosiery Co % of
same place. improvement in knitting ma
chimes.
Francis G. Wynkoop, Of Corning, N. Y,
assignor to Henry L. Edison, of same place
For improvement in seed planters. ..-.
Theodore Alderman, of Cincinnati, O., as
signOr to II. II. Howmap, VIM. Muhle and
Tho oiore Alderman, of same place.-For i'm
provement in casting tea pot spouts and ham
dies.
Dssi gns-James L. Wager, of Troy, N. Y
For design for cooking stoves.
James L Wager, OF Troy, N. Y.-For de-
sign for parlor stove plates.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-0n yesterday, 18th of October,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department.
For the Treasury Department. $40 90
For the Interior Department. "a, 287 SO
For Customs. ................... "a, 800 rs
War Warrants received and en-.
tere0 ..'sssssss'ss..ssss.sss -4,359 OIL
From Customs. ................. 19,438 80
From Lands. INSTRUMENTATION. 38,724 SO
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THE JAPAN EXPEDITION, by / w
Spalding, CT the y. g. steam frigste Miss.s.
sippi 20
America Political, Social, and Religious, b,
DR.. Philip Schaf =
My Fathers House, by Macdonald - D.. 81.
Memoir Of ). ). PTentls, 2 vols
Private Life Of an Eastern King go
Scenes In the Practice Of New York suroeon
by Edward III. Dixon NJ ID.
Brown
Inc gospels, by Pasquier Que.nel, vols sso
teenth edition
oct 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TuIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sui

FTSHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
Il scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Cour,
OF Washington County, In the District Of Column
ba letters OF administration the personal estate
OF William IA Page, late Of Washington County
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber
on or before the 9th day OF December next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Of the said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day of October
1865. ROBERT G.. PAGE, -
&C ld-Tu3W Administrstor
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SUPERIOR SILVER PLATED Go0DS.

THAVE RECENTLY RECEIVED A FINE
! assortment Of superior Silver Plated Goods,
plated on Aibatta and Copper, which viii sell
at surprisingly low prices, VIZ: =
rlated lea Setts, which bear an exact imitation
TO the richest English Silver Sets .tts
Castors, a large variety Of beautiful patterns
Walters and Tea Trays, all sizes r
spoons, Forks, Soup Ladies, Butter Knives, &c !,
double p ate on the best Albaita
CAKE Baskets, Salad Casters, Pickle Stands
Satt Stands, Liquor Stands, Candlesticks
Elegant Covered Dishes, the dish and cover form
ing two dis hes
Butter Dishes, Gard Receivers. Goblets, Mugs
Toast Racks, Tea Kettles. Coffee Urns, Pitchers
Tankards, Sugar Spoons, Fish Knives. &c.
PERSONS In want OF any Of the above articles by
examining my stock, will he convinced Of the
FOLLY OF investing I'm pure silver ware" when
they can buy durable goods, which bear a close
resemblance to Silver, at less than one tenth Of
the cost. c. w. BOTELER
oct lo-2aw6w Iron Hall
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A NEW LOE Of Perfumsry just opened az
n rEHt JOHN r. ELLIs'S,
sepA near 10Th 81.
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MRS. CHOATE

WILL OPEN HER FALL AND WINTER
w MILLINERY, on SATURDAY. NEXT ~.
October 10th. She is ready TO attend pune.
tuelly 10 all orders the Ladies may favor her ~
with Corner of Louisiana avenue and 9th street
oct 15-H fInteln
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ne Manager takes great pleasure in announc
the appearance Of
Miss Agnes Robertson

The airy Star, whose beautiful impersonaiions OF
character have stamped her as the NEST finished
Coincidence Of the age, and whose previous per
formance in this city created a furore unps lleed
in the annals Of hstTionic success. This distin-
guished ACTRESSES appearance In Washington IA
LIMITED TO THIS NIGHT ONLY
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CUHE FOR CRYING BABIES.
DkOMISE TO TELL THEM ABOUT THE
l. WONDERS YOU WILL SEE
TONIC HT
AT WYMAN'S EXHIBITION. oc l6-It
NOR SALE-A LIKELY AND VALUABLE
l. Young Negro Man, now with Mr.. Jos. Bruin
Alexandria, where he will be for sale until the
I'D . :tober Apply to Dr. J. nj. BROWN, Up
pervllle, Va &C S.3t&
RUCkWHEAT.-50 bags, IS pounds each,
- IS bags, 100 pounds each, new hulled Buck.
wheat, just received and for sale wholesale and
retail at the lowest market prices. Also, a good
assortment Of Horse Feed and flesh ground Corn
Meal for family use.
CLARK Il BROTHER
At the Old Railroad Depot
oct 16-* Corner Pa av. and I'd St
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FNOTlCE THE MEMBERS Of the
~ Liberty Club take pleasure in announc-
ing TO their friends and the public generally, that
their Second Annual Ball will be given at the
Washington Assembly Rooms, on THURSDAY
EVENING, October IS, 1855
BY order OF the Committee OF Arrangements.
&C 11-eo3tk -.
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THE ITALIAN PANTICINI. or Life
~ Moving Figures, OF wYMAN, drew
forth Shouts Of Laughter and Rounds of Applause
last night at Odd Fellows Hall. You can see
them every night. &C l6-t
80 ATTENTION, FRANKLIN FIRE
~ COMPANY, A. No lyon are hereby
notified to attend a meeting Of the COMPANY on
TUESDAY EVENING, the 10th instant, at 2
O'Clock. All members are earnestly requested TO
be present as business of great importance will be
laid before the company
BY order of X. T.. DoYLK, Pres:
&C 10 GEORGE X. CROSSFIELD, Sec
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R~A CARD.-The Washington Trade and
e>Sa Benevolent Society Of Journeymen Tall
ors would respectfully recommend to the public
the following Merchant Tailoring Establishments
alone pay the bill Of prices established by the
above named Society, viz:
II. F. Loudon K Co Edw,d Cooley
p. J. Steer, Jas T. McIntosh.
VIM Tucker, Thos Bovine.
Duvall Bro, Matlock 4 Griffith,
JOS X Thompson, VIM. III. Stanford,
Edw'd Nj. Drew, Thos. X. GRAY
p. S.-Strangers designing to work in this CITY
through the will take no ice that those are
the only shops that Society hands are permitted
to work for. JAS. IACKEY, Rec. Sec.
WASHINGTON, ID. c, Oct. 9Th, 1855.
&C S-eC3m
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

LESSEE AND MANAGER. HENRY c. jarrett
(Also OF the Baltimore Museum
STAGE MANAGER. yKFTKRsoy
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OST-THIS MORNING, OCTOBER Is
- Silver PORTE CAUSTIQUE, detached
at both eStremities, between 9th street and Mr.
Humphreys Stable. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving it at this office oc 10
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CAST OFF CLOTHING, BOUGHT AND
~ Sold also, Cleaning and Repairing at Is
Louisiana Avenue, under Light Infantry Annory
Room. oct sLIms
POUND BRACELET. ENQUIRE OF
the United States Hotel OCT Is 3rs
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Third Dramatic Entertainment.
.. lE PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle and Parquette. 50 cent,
No extra chsrge for Reserved seats The Boz
Book open Tuesday and W ednesdsy from until
O'Clock.
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Miss ROBERTSON In six characters,
Miss ROBERTSON in four songs,
Miss ROBERTSON in three Dam
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Light House Keepers Appointed. At
Franks Island, La, James Christensen, at
$500 per annum; James Seeley, Front Light,
Gedney's Channel, N. Y, at $500 per annum
John c. Spencer, at Oak Island, N. c., at $500
per annum; John Lory, at Pass L'Outre, La,
(keeper,) ut $500 per annum, and Jas. David.
son, assistant keeper,) same light, at $3.50 per
annum; Sylvester Davis, assistant keeper,) at
Monhegan's Island, Me, at $500 per annum;
Andrew Wilson, ut Point Comfort, Gedney's
Channel, N. Y, at $500 per annum; John
Mehan, at Fishing Battery. Md, at $500 per
annum.
Massachusetts, and New York The Re-
publicans" of Washington certainly rest under
the belief that their friends will carry the two
States named above next month us they re-
Gently carried Ohio. They were, however,
more sanguine of carrying Pennsylvania than
Ohio. We see nothing yet to justify their
hopes with reference " Massachusetts, and
New York. .....
funny.-The political admirers Of DR.. s. C.
busey are certainly already "legging'' at
great rate in the Know Nothing lodges of this
city to secure for him the Know Nothing nom.
ination for Mayor! tits hoped, by those vbo
really have the interests of the citv nj ha.,t
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Arrived.

shin Ophr (of 3ath Baker Hsvre so DAYS with nd'e
ard 81 passengers Duncan co. Has been AZ aaeh)r
IL Lower Bay ~ CO TcesJsy. 49,. g..
(ipp rship Union Baltimore Nichols. s.e 6uNton
a 40 Shsn.hae ssy; sailed from NoosueE Nov H. WHO
s.. nd ,ks 20 Niuerdins Nouat In 'hina se, g ae
mn h spd psssed b. ppeT baIt Sol t OF the Age, ron
stat sh,e M London. Nov Is the Strait. OF saat Poke
ship John J,y Of Bedford from Msn- ta New YORK
s.re csy spote Eliza Ann Of ssru from singapore f9
no Jan.ro Dec % IS lon 10 81 = SPOKE WI Nnf
bsk SIN, ma Of New secfori fcm Hsdgs'ear Tor Cage
Town u month. out eruise go obls oi n . lat 10
81 y lon - 50 passed sshp shosug l. u. fts-
Ids private signal uo dste lat IS o. on 81 ~ o,ssed
aIse b. ship cipper .t.eiis ~ 'hosias numbers 50
ManyAs ssnss The Ia. been Il days n OF the las ~
sno red succession Of " aud IN W gales
Bark Rover Baker ko Janeiro days 9TH cotes TO m
Ne son Sons 10Th ust lat So 3d. lon y, spose snip Wa
ish laws from Boston for Hsvsns day, sp,ke bark
Tho. W. Pss. f0m Mobile for Boston
schr Loue Miner. Mails 10 DAYS with cotton &c. to
su atwood Anderson Co 9TH inst, OF Saul hey Light
spoke brg Handy Krs fom and for Ne fos day. "S'
schr Nsoegsscar (of Ellsworth Reed Tubasco n days
with logwooo. TO Lsbaeh schePler Experienced heavy
weather hst fofe.y ard squre-sils, &C. .
scbr STAMPEDE Nsshugrn, ort Layacca % Gays, win
hides &c to J. h BroweT& Co.
schr Lordoo Br Bsbcock Ponce P. r % DAYS. With
sufar &c, to Stuver kthl kluyh The L has eNpe
er heavy weather the passage split sails stove ea
sehr Joseph James Cof Bsnsor) Smith J,ctsonvie II
DAYS with 1--we oJ Grcs Experienced heavy noHneEy
weather on the passage, 'pit sails &c.
pELOw-clirperbip Sesserpent, Rowland shsnshie
Nov with tess and silks
WIND sunIise F.; meridian, do, with os. Daring the
DAY n e with dense fog
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DIED..

BEAMEs-On ThuIsd,y Feb. IS 1875 Rosslie NJ, dsurh.
Yer Of saAb Maria Dr. Glare W. Besmes aged years and
H:iye. and the .ns. Of the f.%y are invited to a;
rsh Hat a West F,s., on saturday 81 o'cIoe. Pm
son Of George sud Caroline Che'terman
Funeral this dsy u M from their residence No IS Great
LIOT-On Thursday Feb. Is, Juliette Adelis, infant
sspsht,r Of H. and Juiete Elliot ssed7 months and
The relative. AID friends Of the family respectfully in
yted st,ene the funeral from the re,deocs o. her parents
GO0pLiFF~In this city Feb IS, Jane. T GoOdlE, aged
The relative. ard friends invited attend hi. funeral
Fr6sy the 18th inst at O'Clock Nj, from his late resi-
HEyREn- Suddenly Feb. Is. John H. Heynen, aged "a
HI. fer6s sIo those OF hi. z w and =: A Heyuen
e repeatedly invited TO after his funeral this (Friday sftor
noon oeooi from his late residence erhst, near Grand
ct WI i;T,sp,ibn ,,n,.s.v manning f., Is co,,.l,,
ecly child Of furmsn L. and Cornels A. knseisnd aged
The relative. aud friend. of The family invited to attend
The tuners. on ss'n dav a, 9oloci NJ t,oI 10 Henry
s0sEhs.1s Thn,dsy fsh iS az h1''''h r. Rogers
Funesl this afternoon O'clock from the OF her
sD nlsw, L. H. Waters, myrtlesv., ne" Di'isonsv''
sCHULTz-At cnntu,y Eew.Jsney, Feb Is, Capt Luke
The iisnd' o. f.@py respectfully requested to a.
taltn to Rbipebeck, Du,ese.' County, for burial
,. o,rsrdu. Smith NJ Of hi. s';, aged g. yssr
The raves .ns f-pc. Of the family are respectfully IN
a. m lie late residence, No Hsrrsonu
SNiTHOn rbpr.ds,, Feb Is, Thos smith sted ~ years
friends ard those OF his broher jeremiah and John
Nend.bt bis brother nlsw Robert Cochran ere re-
m. invited attend the funeral Sunday the 18TH
ir n2 O'Clock M from his late residence, No ~ West
18th His remains will be taken 10 Greenwood cemetery
ANorgER NoBLr HrARr MAS CEASED TO BEaT.|pieci, OF
congestion Of the bowels on Thursday morning Feb To- Capt
RoBsKr L. hABEY, sted 81 yeAs r
Without his friends and the members OF
ABRAMS Lodge No 70 y. A. respectfully invited to
removing bis remains rom 81 Hudsonst 10 tue mar
Inn Railroad Depot and the 70 Coumbs County Tor inter
uent, at a O'Clock A. NJ. on Friday the 10th inst
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Foreign Ports.

Arr MC,r.o Jan 10 sip Gertrude Phinney N.iboa--.n
Ssy' SD Dee 81. 'hiP Cairo Jones from Ns~forJ "a
sc. ton coqulbO Dee -, ship GtntoO Fresn.n ris,-
At csssrs Dec 3 ship Alert, BuTssy. from Valparaiso Ter
bcson.
I'd firm llay about Dec TO- ship Pro.psro Lane. v.rs.
ssu'syssO No, % b,Ei G,ueso Ensry fer v.psr,sc,
A. DO Nov Is. ship vsn3.li, Heaps. from Baltimore an.
"a wig barb Jos Fish seAysy frOu HaeSo' Ayses lsh,
sd from River o.rbi. prev New . bark W. Porter
Ar At Denesrs Dee 81 bris Hy. M.,h.n oaonsl Nor.
fol. snd I'd Jan &c tor 81 Ihom.'l SD Toe, ss 0ssse
Bslsr Boston (.nd "a 10th FOR caosl is'h bra sa.s.
Bo,c, Bsns ore vi. Barbados SID. sch last bark sE.s
S Sss Mr. rsssS s:A cssss
as 'S b. Boo,es s' Gle. Naro, t.oi "a J,n Or q.
hsebsD scsot hou'h Ehlseetb CITY. t.aa
Ss1 spihos Res,r4. Norfon tsod ia Jss ii fSs
.sn ssHas BS'oa Poessr STone9so; 49,, ssS ~ s.s
KIN b.i FOX Baltimore, G.sd ia jan IS faI s.
Th,Us.l bigs A. ante 10 veil New Haven, ana ga Saet
J,p Sfs. iaS.n 6aesn Bfo*u ,isI.asa. .na ia lss
or St ihema,;) II, pc tsr) sied Phi obs, m ,Ar
Sb Iodn.l,s Rose Nv yoss (,pd ~ 18th for Atst.pv
fih bSsl Am.Ioo. johnson Bsaco,e; 9Th; enc Eous,
sS.. pa.Se IL s .ad I'D StS r sa
Thin y leh ta't benjAnin PeIuy tIe.ams Aao a.
Ter from Ne~iork God sld I'd for st rhon.i sylgh.
R,wlips Bsrmorei Ith Nrs.ni. Lowry do sid Jan a.
.ebr ssrsb Julia Oilley, st Thomas
Arr AZ Nan.sLila i'm u bsIk syphde Bran Ientkeu,
New Yos hr,s Johann (Bfem Lscts. do 18th Yoeonae-
he Haskell Session; 2l.t, Anto.nette, (srem Weacks,
Gaysstsp. =,
AR At Nssnzas .7th ult ship Jane Parker Bowler, Hs
v,"s 20 osd IN ccik big Harriet Ad.m. Portland shr.
Mary Feiec Smith. Hsvansi 18Th brig Mary Farow' fye,
New York -. .,
brig Ccsmopohte Drinswafer, Pott aud.
SO 9Th bs. Thuisson, bea sssus Sh' reresi sa'e'
Slower. Ne~ lcrk -.
Ar NHsv.ps 9Sassh nit ship Lifle Drew Percy Bath;
lucg ".
81 Johr n h. via Portland, brs. Emen- FsTnhsm, Jack
,onyille; Robert Moore, Winchester. ~ John, NAY
Tbz,hsh McCotnsn New Orleans, schs Ms'cs, winsow,
Bedford, M.trop Taylor York; Soth, BARK Edward
Cohen Holmes New York
SO sss2sh bah. sarah Hale. Crowther Csriso~ fam,
Bibter Boston brss Yankee Polnd and A. slls WIN, DO;
Itasa. Mitchell ardenzs to lo'd for Cork Adams Cray.
H,nrv NeuJDreaps, Albion Cooper ferusld. Canno.
In port 3ist ship Nsbapo. Hilton, ehti SVth 70 oad sueN
Tor COX 81 T. 4s carries eco boxes
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SECOND ROAM


Ams"s Sa,ssie o Plus Coup IS So ssoSo Camden and
IA " d. t2i; see Penn 50, Sc; SlNe City y, IS,
90 So. hsssssSiSs SCI; 100 d. IS SSH 100 do b. ss IS
Il r.. W; mSsn "a = sO ssj; uo do. b Ssi Sc Pssn
Csn. Pref s~s s..a, iol 100 DO Swn, le; Morris
ris Canal rs isi So Az ~ Chester Valley as si 50 Nor
M IS IA Sssss SSsi Co. rs, al 50 Beaver Meadow
Mech Bsnh s7i; Bsni 81 AmeI,ss i4si Farm and
g. iS4. Mech Bsnt 81 de A. 'f rh"seeipnn DANA
Ee,rss.n sR y ST 70, Lens I.s.s t as Il ISL H. 40
A ss.s.s 1910 = se ss'ns IN Isl I,
49, SiS ccs r Ann AZ ). r. :s CO; Ss
sehuyl Nsv- Beat Lean sswn. 'st; SsaS N m: 100
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.N1RINE 10 UR Vi Il.
PORT OF NEW -YORK.......FE


s.esn.hip-Na.hyle sery Charleston, SPoaoFd rls'ton
& Go
stps-s wile,. spicer. Ssn Fnnci'co Sutton co
Antoiu.re Nee MIX Nev.orie.ns Fsge dHs,di
s.vauuah srow Burgess; Flytnf CLOUD
Cr.s,sv ssn Francisco Oiiru~l Ninturu Cr.i Dane
CostsT, Mobile. smus Hnser; Peter h"uie.' Bourne
Attwerp A Nouebohm
RAIk-Aun haley. ~. Kerr London q T Enu'ss
Br e.-> u Horton Sr smith. srfruda p Os-
y,rp,rr, Ad-lpht Gofham La Gasyra N. tnE,lis
sebooner- scam. Fawiey Rio de isnei o. y %; Lac
j. Cte..peake 81, alrd Portland :. ". Lewis Noo,~,
1er } IN. ill., - MEDALS : Leverids.i W sr.nkhn.
B,.i1n Dayton sprssre; Helen Loag Philadelphia 'ns'
land A 20
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Philadelphia Markets. >. THURSDAY. Feb Is.

QuEECIrEoS BIEK eontinass n for No Cor
Tosb Bot tile done for Of stock but prices rule IA
Of the buyer CLoyEE SEED n steady d-mArt So
sc u.s. from rR-Dsn.nd limited. snd shipping
bIsrds offered So without fading buyers 'ses ooy
anal lets for home CONSUMPTION o. from - 70 eto y fOr
ard fancy fam y brands RYE FLOR and
CoES MEAL unchanged but quiet .: lat quotations. WHEAT
scarce tut buyers tske bold sov, 81 ide2 Is for rood
100 bush Psnrr lvsDis coEs i, droopinsi southern y-
low freely offered ge arrive but buyers have seid eHi
Peuusyivsria reported % Sc In store
RYE irsetve 6 2.d$ q. Oars stesdy ~ sc. Gao
c1kEs Gull cry few SUGARS disposed Of AZ stesdg RIO
VISIONS hanged. WHISKY sells slowly JSQSie fOr
n.
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Ports ard ribbon outside ~,s r.~-d on fs-h - .
A. ~, BY steamship Asia. Ct Halifax. 2"
SOkeu. Sc.

Ian IS 81 Tsi7s.,, BRIG Empire. ffon Ao,.;hes,, T..
New YCrs. w
jan . a he Crest I'Ase' ship, zsPsy from so,O, q,
New Ofi.su- y"
Feb a Key West big Caroline A White Win. -.
Bsrr.l SAKE - for Ph's'~'ltlA
Feb ? lat IS N. 10. 50 a. ship Nsrth wlsd HiSr.,,
~ n >.~-Yofb for Hsvre
FEB AMIIlsAn.. ef KissLs. steamship City Q, M.
ehs.er i-rnn fhii.tephis f5F Liverpool
Feb 4 a. Is r n Of the Fsstnen.' stesnship s.if.
Cor from yors 2aih al, for Liv. reooI ~'
Fss lot - Ion 90 A1ere.a.h ship ,t.,s,,
With snse black bal IA fOTe,5ps. pgObsb the Yo1s
sine. froni Me-. Io's for Liverpool
NJ ssre. bat PRIV 10 FEB 81 sernuds, eys sr.,,.
or ship gatee Shaw Holmes from CD l.Aa I,ass.
Nov. l. for Hsur,oH Roads
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MARRIED..

BYYMEe-KAEOUsE-Atth the rsideucs OF J. Beemer
Jsrsy City Toe.dsy evening Feb 49, by tho Rev Chsres
X Inbre, q L. beemer, of Beemervills Sussex Co ~ y,
20 Mis- ann Maria daughter Of the Rev Peter Ksnouse late
Of Bsmerille
sp,sr and Orange County pspers please copy.
COMsTOCK-KEYsf Ron Tbursd ~ evening Feb g. BY
sbe Samuel Burebsrd George Comsock 10 Lizzie NJ
6sssh'er Of John Keyser E.q all OF this city.
GIBBES- HOW-tt Charleston Web ., Dr. Robert
" Gibbs Of Coluu ba end 1is Mary How, OF Charleston
LF9GFTT-BOAG-On the 18th inst at the Orchard ct.
Meeting hopse according to Friends ceremony Thomas H.
Legsett Jr to Hsnpah Hosg
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Passengers Sailed

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cOIrRT on GENERAL stsSTON5-FEB 15-Before udGs


Cbri,tiao Seiber indicted for false pretenses In
o.i.e br money purpose foI ~hch he w~ not author
nd pleaded guilty. snd rensuded Tor ,eue' &c. -.
WIN Hartley Jas Hsllsr4D, and Pa'rcx sullivan,
sd,et,a for and larceny se.og $50 worth Of ssr>oyped
plat from lie ofce Michael Dewey, No 81 Duane
pleaded guilty to petit larceny and were reshos' ''
teIce ,.
Oscar Siaubope indicted for feonious assault
up Wlnsen pleaded guilty 70 assault and btey only
ant vi Tsrn-Ideo fer ssnterce -.
Wm Vefera indicted for burglary on the Yelling
~ Zopbsr Pes.a No 4c9 Second av r N which be stoe
cloihns pleaded guilty petit larceny, and was Temsnded
tor sentence -. -,. - \ I....-r
John Martin pleaded guilty 70 assault ana battery
an Jobn simp,oD n 26 West Thirteenth ST. and was sen
s,tsed 20 the CITY Prison FOR 50 days
The CouIt then adjourned