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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-15
IMPORTANT MEMS TO THE LADIES!

/ tHhs vis, ponhase 1on1act
Paris & New York Millinery and
Fancy Goed Store,
Nt.rr i. II wt dLd The best assortment and
Cheapest in the City.
Al.e !, be.u, TAI assortment of
Children ana Ia:anrs White Merino km-
broiaerea Hoods and Jockey Caps,
Ladies And Misses Merino and Silk Quilt
I'd Hoods, Ribbons, Velvet and
Mohair Head Dresses. Large stock Of Ribbons,
satins, Silks, velvets, Flowers, Feathers, SC.
general assor tment OF Millinery Goods,
Fancy Goods, large assortment of Needle.
Work Collars, Under-sleeycs, HdKfs. Embroi-
isri s, Embroidery and Knitting Cotton,
Emhr ,idery Silk Linen Floss, Silk Worsted
and Linen Eraids, Cord and Tassels Gilt silk
and Glass Dress Buttons, Coarse, Fine and
Bound comis lai. and Tooth Brushes,
Tapes, Sc Sc.
All Of our Goods will be sold at
WHOLESALE q RETAIL,
Very Cheap <st the
Paris & New York Millinery 4 Fancy
Goods Store,
CORNER al Tiaird and Brady sts.,
Davenport lticr:y-ti w. Is. NItHulH.
y. u. Marking AM stamping for hraiding and hn'.
brViienng done to order.
TO 1E1E L.iDxES.
MISS &. STAIR would respectfully announce to
vi TIE Ladies' VI Davenport that she IS now prePar
ed Ia all whu desire the services OF al eNperieu
esd and prsc,lcai DIR ESS MAKER
and she viii learn any the ofcuttng and tins
themselves scientific principles, that the!
may require tie services OF another person in
thi. prt. Ali WORK nisd 10 III or mo- charge,
For further particulars enquire of her personally.
ioust cor. FAD and lefa SIS. new white frames with
grs.n tooI. jim. dtI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-15
Hooks and sSuylOueyu.

/ ENT reed at No. Le Claire Block, ful stock
- ofFamiiy Bibles, ranging in prices from $50 10
slJ,5o. also:
Morheim's Church History, vol.
ClaTkis Commentary, 4 vols.
Nebscrs Dictionaries, from the peck 10 he qusrto
NOrcestef's Octave edition. do.
Rollins Ancient History vol.
Josephus History the Jews, vol.
Dicks Philosophical Works, , vols
Piuiarchs Lives ofAucient Heroes, vol.
GEO. W. ELLIS & co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-15
WANTED.

LfFE thousand dollars to loan, good security given
a In unincumbcTed real estate property. Highest
interest paid. Apply 10 jules LYTANCE.
4 Jan d3m Agent.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-15

On Front Street. Doors West OF BIaH''
TTAVING lifted up and furnished the above nah'
Ii Saloon in goo order VIC viii spare no i'. mn,
giving satisfaction to those who may favor W Wis"
call. t
Choice Fruits, Conieetonares Mute y {. eGssI
ly on hand. Nov. u ie''"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-15

ANS .is.sE pafChase Bonnet
1 40, .ucm.ei. nf ltsund. would do well 10 cali
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-15

Ne. &e4.--A beautiful Farmtw0 miles from Bna.s
Grove 6ru eTes, 80 acres beuk en- good Str#pg -
pieuiS OF stock eateE. Tie imprO' suenx zYes Il.
st0ry stone House, 40 81, Stable. veil Of son 4
ter. To any person taking the whole this yfof-H=
" 81 lte cold low.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-03
8aItiurort QNetktr.
Baltimore, Sen 3. 0ldr5 1856
Bic amerifautf6en @trrem,


mel6e Der fanpie Nalter nit einem 6eberz
irtd- g Idlidtet 5u babeit 9latbte, ine purdt
bteIet fiibnen6eber itrid eff redt perplrrt pCrz
ben. Die 9te9ierung in @oi9ir9tpn feu1t ben
Nalfer 70 meuig an, mte BEN Otp8titDfDnt9 Die
eugtiI6e 9ie9ierung, welde etn Yrpteftrrat iiber
ba8 9tei6 be8 Wtp8fitpfGniB8 Bean prudt, fenut
ben QGalter eben5aQS ntdt an. Oa8e9en erz
fennen Gn9lanD uno gnerifa Gan Suan Del
9}prte, melde8 Malfer e~tenfa(8 ~anertirt bat,
ais cine 1nabbd1gige MunicipaIfa6t an.
DieSaden itnb alip iett bprt urten 9raultder
inter chamber 9emen8t, penn le. Rterce fam
gese1 8aIter ni9t etnI9reiter, pbne bapnrd
9leidlam Die 4uipri6e Gr9lanO8 auf ben bon
Walfer a~nerirten SiiltenItrid ST be9iinlti9en.
Gn1lahp aber, melde8 fem 4}rpteftorat iiber Die
Wfp8fitofutite 9egen Die Ser, Staaten Quf ple@ez
fa6r zines &rie8e8 bin pertbeibi3t 6at, wtro bod
rieGe9el rDr rem 6eterIrtd zines 6illbultterS
njdt ftrei6en ilpplten !! llebrt0e1l8 nleint ber@oliz
fprilia 0entpfrdt4 g8dlfer perpe@ iid bdlp ielbit
itretd E II, fpbalo aer feline gScrtp8" Q1f pa5
.ppn Tim erpberte 2atp p~erfauft babe. r,7st.. etl
2tud burd} Die. 8erSfentlid'un9 Der altF Die
gGe r6ea19elegenbe beSigli6en 4apiere lperbca
Die 8erbIltnilie Nmerifa8 3n @n9lanp ttdtS
fpeui9er ais dhfgefldrt. Scr Snbalt pieie CT Yaz
pierre lauft Quf Da8 Tpl9enbe btnau8. 2tmerifa
erflart Gnglaup; baB e8 feline Acknowledgements
perlegt babe, i%pprauf Grt8laab erpiepert g. SD
BE ; a Ii etc lebr ulp, 10 c lllt e8 9e1d}ebelt TT,
fiji e3 ut4t mieper gei4e9en. Sb iptrfli9 cine
G~erleBung iener @eleBe itqttgefunoenj tpirb me-
Ser ron 2tnterifa 6epiefe II mod OpnGn8lano
& az 8eltanpef1iu Glt' u9pt Uluy5D+ 81
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-03
rntertfatrtfcDe Seocbriebfcn.

Nem> 0ptf. a8hbe nfHf. Der Re.
fannte 8ot5etpton &adieleipiB tpar, fHrsftd int
europa, bort CAB er ii6 1T 8ielefelb fiji einerr.
@jeIatpten Der Ser. Staaten aus uno prablte.
nit ungebeuern 9tet6tbtmern nnb pertun9te elm
iunge8 Mfdpden, BON II 9a4ret CUR 6rau, Die.
i'm aud 3ugelag mltrbe. BtStli6 fclnmt Der
Galrfe unp ia8t paB er8efebl babe Ipfort naA
zen Ser. Staaten3uriif5nreiie nn0 paber nidt
DorGer 9pd5eit m den fSr,re. Dsr Safer, Der
Dem pcr8ebltden . ja1oten ba8 9r0BteG ertrauen
idenfte, gie6t ibnl p8 Otabden ulO cine id6ne
Surlme @elpe8 NH Sc. beaft ridt barur, fe
81 beirat6er, penn : 1T bereit8 perbeiratbet =
cr berfi9rt ie aber 9rit9t .fe pann in Elm Be-
Iiebi8e8 @af9qils nal Seem 9rrf, mp peripridt
ibr, itd BON %ietlter 6fu ldetpen GIT loiIet unO
1e 3n beiratben, mad em i9r brittle PerIpnen
ntit9et9eilt, Dap 81. ne 6rau babe, @r fam
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-03
SsIegrdpbif0c 01aGrttbtem.

jG4ica o, /. 9Mar3. Ole Soft noun
iSal3iee erretdte Snbepenbeuee ant 25. y. Nt.
G99re 9tadri6ten iiuO PPM DECEMBER unp u1s
widti9. Die Bplt wurbe burd 3 6uB tiefelt
Sdnee auf9ebalten unb fam am 1.San. in Sort
toaronrie an. G @jrcBe Gnltrenguuoen mrrpen
port 8en1a&t bic &r1ppeu 8esen Die aalte gu
IIGusen.I Q1bVg1e s..ggu lhEC.t ,r5ts6I ,
Iu@ btc os o, 1, Mdr5.a r@ine Depei&e BON
beri6tet, baB Die tSufappp Gan8er8 glnz
ltalten Setrpien Battea, Die 6rsiltaatn1auner BON
ibrel Claims 5t pertrciben. i& 5LT tEo.
Pfila6elP9to, 2. W}dr3.. 20 Der 9eid:
lam bon 5pbn &rpubep purbe Geute NbaltO.
inter ben 9(uinen bpni 8rt8bb8 Gcrnipeifer 8e5.
un0en; 70 iinb benn Bis iebt 4 2eidnar1e ans
;e9ra6en.
Die @difffabrt ouf benz 0elapare 1T mieper+
uf8enDnuten ipOrOen. 1
8Dfpn, 1. Mar3, Die @merica lit
cute IbenO bier ein8elauier. Capt. QBifbam
erli4ert, baB III o%eu1EpOn 9alifor ~tele9rapbirten
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-03

8eridt, baB am 3. :. SIC. Don ber Gmerica aus
elm Dahpfer, III Rem man Die Naciftc perulu=
t6ete. I'M brittiden @unol 9eieben pproen lei,
rmwabr iet. PM 20itel1 be9e9nete Die &lnerica
eirem ritlid ftelterrpea Danpfer, III nclhem
MAN ben 6ultpn perin1tbete. Die Nnterica Be-
ge8nete 9rpBen Gt8felpern uab I'M 25iten fpnnte
man be, belem 28etter .tein flares Q8uiier opllt
Otaitfprb aus ieBen. Der Sapitdn meiut, baB
pelnt Die 4ocific iu8 Sis 8erot4en lei, maj np4
BON ibr bPren werpe.
@oi6tn9tpn, /, Mar5. W1r. Grarnpz
ton bat Dem 9{ational@ S1teQt8encer 9eiGrieben,
paB ct fcine8lpe98 BON 2prb CLARENDON beaufs
tra8t mproen iei, 5errn Otarcp elm Sdiep89e=
ri4t ppr5uidla9en, lpnpcrn pemielben nun gu
a8en, oaB 8u4anm en1 iplqe8 SdieO89eridt
nnroeiGlaaen babe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-03
&lal= & fOlllnt eute
glIe DJSpd}u9 4}nmpernidcl"

Ba SIN ga alat-I6cater fOnunt 6eute
4bea6 bic tanlOIe Gie p5Srdu9 @unPernidcl"
5nr &lfl4ruug, .aa .a
ae SIN NoiQn6ton9oQ + G9cater trerben
Geute Abelp 5mdi 2%uEiPteGe }arnlid Ger
9}adtpa4ter" uno vS4neiper Sips" ii6er rie
8e9en.
Ng 6ette ~erEfnet SEER 2npi8 Gdmcino
ieire neu ein8eri4tete 8irt6idoft in 0tdrfet
Space. Sin nod ME bo9eneiene Milbpret.
nnp 8ratenz2ra4 mirb aufgetifdt. 2ugertier
aus Der belten GueQe 8oltimore8.
$50 g8eit unp 2jpuOr. W}erfQnt Giefert in
S~f>2pmbarbf raBe bat cine @artie @ein uno
8ra1pie8 rpn ppr5t9lider Qualitat auf Qaaer;
mir bobet e~rlteren ieCbit 9efpftet unb pinl6en,
baB er jepem ~ieiner Q6ne6nter fc gut munbe.
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Gerlanot iptrp

~N*RWNSI NttT9
Gin beutf6er Sunge ron u sis IA Satret In etnen BARRIER
lhpp. 3H e%rfraSen bel Setnrt& % t9Gnb, "a Sub 9Uparr-
Straee. -H I'm
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-03

Da8 Senrp Clap 2bcdum.- Sn
larmlun8, tpelAe amD onnerltu9 Nbenp
'ab9ebalten wurpe, lpltrDen Die fOl8enpen Eerio>
.uen 5n 8eamten Ieuer Nnltalt %ernunnt:
BrIlibent, Gam @onpnb8 Stce@Brdlbert
.. 8rpmn Yrptpfoufibrer, S.N,G pdran;
cprreIppnpireuper Sefretdr, @onarb Slpmman
S4usmeiiter, g, %, Nopb; Guratcren, s. IS,
.Gpblr1t, 2pui8 81. Spne8 u1p @. q. Stepen8.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-03
8erlanot fpirb:

SefIQ1l8t Dltp:
Gin Mdb&en, bas 8p3tn uu6 GBai6en sesReSt. Sam ~
9le 4 etntreten BET Or. @eufer,
Gde bpn 6dunUSer. nub5 Sius Cir
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@ Il d t mfrb.

vt Il q WIED! y"
Gin &eutf&er fir Elm fer ~6ete8ene6 4tubEfement. bas F6 Ut
etaert Hagerbtet9aus beirnters et8nen nitric. @inen Afonn,
Der uber etn ileineS Setrtetstapitnl perfpgen tann sarpe Der
Spr3ag ge8ttth tperpsn. Naleres 14 Sts9rattardse. On
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8efQuntllt1Glnun.

NQe 8Nfdneiber Der Stdft Nalttn pte fnb ttermtt a~ufgefpr
BERT, Bel Der am }. Ntdr5, Nbenpf balb 5 ubr itottfur enbenQer
idmmlun8 in Der &rbetterboIe Sir. 5, e. G~teeridhr. gu er
l6etnen, ba bic @pntttuttpn sur &rnabme ~Npr9elesI pirb. IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-06
.BROOKL YN ITEMS

PRAYKR MrErIsG IScIDEsT.-At the monthly con-
<,t of prayer for the mise onary cause, In the FIRST
Baptist Church REV. DIR. B.kers), in Wliiamssursh'
on Sunday evening last, incident occurred IusTa-
tive Of Pro Slavery cvlity and ProSavtry toerstioo
The Pastor had called out specially brother 10
pray. The brother is captain of vessel-has pretty
extensive dealing in Southern porsis not understood
10 be opposed 10 fair stock in trade in Southern ar
cles. lie prayed, prayed long and prayed ferventy
for the of the heather. for the protection Of
the "expossd and suffering m sionaries, but forgot
the heather at home and the suffering ones in Kansas
and Slavery In tie course of the evening another good
and ferveni brother prayed He did foil justice to the
heather abroad to the selfsacriheing missionary
He also PRAYED fcf the suffering poor in our cities aad
tspecau, that fro places Of worshlp mga' DO pro
,ided for them, where, without money and without
,rice they might have the Gospel All this was endaI
able But the good brother went further. Like f"us
he remembered those in bonds as bound win then'
He prayed God to be merciful and remember tue
poor slaves who are compelled to toll under the issn
six days In the week and often on the SaopNn.
At this stage the brother who had first prayed oou
esrd ii no longer lie gathered uP bus hat ana eoA',
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-06
m.r..~ B>nr,,s :. Ts.esr.,.

Bo.vuo Dec. S. ~. s-FLog, un.eaas-t' SO ~. /.
as gSkS IS for 70 good MchiSa. ard &jfs 3
sr sr,,s Ohio and Indiana waEir dull xnt lover; sale,
ESQ bas1. at 81 IS for Chicago >pnnE. hsd ~ ~ fs'
mi. Nicbi.x. CesS heid Sc oars. ttc WHISKY ST.
n, a, Is sic REcrUrrs the q bons % noon - tay
sass ltls ~ ftr- ee bush Nhes s1d y 90 bisA Corr
C.s,t Fxpesr.: % o. bzss wss,r - bGb OatA Wesh
'carusly feernE. ,,...,...
has ~ tot upon the sket although prces to-day sefs
sasscr -itBost snoAhy lower Mdfhnf GALE
lIkal,c IN. sale. IL the f~vt ), 80 eLes ks
c.ip,s VI week S. 90 bssa Stech on hand eAies
Tnt receipts the rev $50 s~es n u sane
time as. sexr SUGAR quiet FLovR drSpiEg sses a. ga
81 Il Red wHEAr 81 q; WIRE Do. 81 - essa fokk
very duh Co.YsK steady AZ st BE- Aes sttSs ~eeA
1880 bags; stock. s, 90 b.ss. $500,
osutco. Dec 81 u.-FLogs uesh.sted s.le' go Dbl.
81 7Sd for Osueeo GkAIs qnet Therr are over
thirty the end OF tho Wssnd Caas boa NJ Or
q. ssyspl lsf This HorLia& The CasA 10 taH OF &
L.Kt IvPoRrs: 1850 b1sh Wkest CANAL ExPosn Z !"
tush Wheat
Dec S-corroS unchanged; s.ie. today OF
hsls.
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fAdvertsemeRt
pApTIaL DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES PROM

TEE Ear DR.. HARTLEY Principal and Proprietor OF the
PhAdephi. Ear Institution 10 in New York City aud
seneroy offers to .ttend all .uasrns Om objection.
4ftbe without charge until cured thereby proving his
so-s. uneqnAed aud protecting the deaf from being swio
died by paying self AuIsts exoIbsn fees IN sdVsnos
And LoiiOn Of ,t serious by permitting the
application Of dangerous remedies by Inexperienced aud un
,flfo hands. ,.
Dr. H. may state that he has connection Whatever
with any person advertising deafness Neither has ne
,iyen permission the publication Of certificate, puPrtns
10 him, and cannot Therefore be responsible Tor
consequences resulting IRON fsnns aud dSspe
ration The Of money be material TO some pfsons
hut deprivation Of the important OF the senses
ought be regarded and treated with than ordinary
bctude. =, ,,,
Deafness the head and ell disaeeabe discharges
ma the ear speedily and entity removed without caus
the least pain Inconvenience cure IN all cases
susrsnteed where mslformstion does not exist 80
Thirteen close and almost undivided attention 70 ts
branch practice has enabled him 10 reduce his treat
10 degree Of 10 Ind the most confirmed
and obs yield by steady attention to toe means
prescribed 80 :,
The destruction by ERE Of the Institution Of which Dr.
HARTLEY the head having temporarily released him from
he duties la Philsdelphis will receive ca during zach
morning At q Greene st.. for one month.
Treatment forwarded by Express part OF the Unitsi
States
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DIED.
GCODSpEED-Ou TT

GOODs9EED-On Thursday Dc after lingering illness.
Of Tmoiby Goodspt,d, formerly d N.otaeL.t. Mass.
Her friends and those Der Joseph Tocne and his
from No. IS Commerce street Newark, N J.
Louss daughter If Marx 4 aud Phsbe A Green. aged 6
years, months and "a days
TO ATTEND her funeral f.o be .e residence No 2S Sui-
street Sunday Ito morrow without further invita-
New1h psptu plo..e copy.
Inns. sarah jane HSey sed 81 yest. wife Of N NJ Haey
without further invitation from her late residences No 80
Bowcry. on Sunday Dec Lat pm.
LAME1Tl-Op Wednesday evening. Dec 3, Mr.. Margaret
LsIpe widow Of the lso Joseph Lsmst ia the Sst
Tie resves and friends Of the family respeott ly invited
attend the funeral ON Sst1fd. morning at 81 cocs from
invitation. sclem Requum Msss will be sad al st. PAT
ricks Cathedral at 10 o'cloch for the repose OF her soul
LA PLACE-At Howeviie. Penn; on Saturday Nov y,
Charles La Place formerly VI NewYOh in tine 10th year OF
PLilsdelplis papers please COPY
MILLlkEN-At Mor.sna westehestsI County on s.g1-
day Nov. George Myers Of w. T. b. and s. c. Mii'
hen, ssed year and months
McINTYRE-On Friday morning Dec S. hrs Elisabeth r..
wife Of Thomas Eclntyre- a., ,,
DE! M. m T No. no ws ss rS1lssS fss
McCREERY-O On Friday afternoon Dec in this city Sarah
Anne wife Of Thomss McCrteIy Of Ch.Iie cato >: T.
Gm,ddn' and Of her brothers samuel, John Joseph.
%n .a and % Mao 'ns ., asl
her funeral from St Bartholomew. Church, L. F.ystte
place Sunday the 7th lust at O'Clock precisely.
PiNKHAM-Ar.r Ing illness. Anp. the beloved wife Of
Joseph Pinkh.m, aged 10 years and months;
The friends sss members Of the First Baptist
Church BIoome invited 70 si.ei the fanorA mi.
her late NJ .ss
sLAYsACK-On Friday evening Dec; after severe and
lingering nes in the Si,h Of his
une,, services TO be held in the Green L. Chuoh
on sunday 9TH inst q, O'clock IN lis rem.ia' viii be
taken Greenwood
etO
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Arrived.

COVE. Ros. on ibc morning of the ath, with nd;s to \
10 a q IS on 5. 10 passed e. S Nal Steamship ru
tSn from to-; New Yoit tNS, 80 cess. .al ..is
and pss.enser. 10 LudlaIn & Pe.sant.
snip MS BSl G' CO. n. gu. S
outside the pt M,nis passed through the Mndos Sea
sep, 10 snd Experienced br.s which
had gh, wind, and fine weather up to th' csRs OCT Is
bound raths c;- Of SpSd FaGR.s S s aas
Ship R.h New oisao: Nov 70 ard ls days IF from
the s " s r9.' MIN so f and Morse for
pool S Siis %c. for NewYorI NOV q SAND Key NESy
.nchor,d in the lower bay "wednesday mSrnins ID inst
M Bradford @ w1sq M TsSmpGe Co. c'S a
be 20 days west the BANKS with heavy wsa'her Inc
NJ B. las bad the head Of adde :pIuns in consequence Of
' on b sH.a md
Is pass. 10 S % f' a,SS c SSsG a ia2
Morales; E Nv, y JS S.y /. p.s. .s
nan died in the Hospt, Havana Nov a. at 50 Johann
Hon Bs from sey s of ypSa. All the
aiy. Of Europe The J. NJ NJ anchored Sd inst on Sandy
B"t Bray Bristol Fns =, q avs Yin T .,t"..% ID
sS1 kin.msn bound The NJ Ia. cHreriencsd heavy
Bai H. L. Rutgers. Deano St. Marx, days with eo,.,n
ks;. 20 t s.D bark Diana COf BOSTON, Sou9a p
GiSfIsI De- s. brandy, 40, to R y. Ir.pdy ,,,
.u sns md la'1s to Pse Church s .h bark
Clinton of Portland for EswYork and brig Magnet or 40
The l. b. has experienced heavy weather Tor 'hs ii'
Biz Tu.o Mulissn Jacmel 80 days, via Fortune Island
q days, with coffee to Bech kunkh%dI Tie l. has eA
pli,i ced heavy we afher
l. .sh Flora NJ Carter eommandiDs Key West 10 d'y'
'p scbr Col Joi MeRae ofw unstonN D Paterson Hs
vna days with sugar ~ Tsyl Co. 81 inst durns me
ices heavy gale sprur ssk ard hrve since be- compelled
Keep pumps continually ns In order to Keep nes ,.ss
Acleily sid la with jmastsd schI Gdt stfesu 'ot
Eew.Yorf experienced heavy weather nor'h Of ha,ter
ard "a days St. Kits win old metal arro~rost &C. ="
A. II. Castor Sssel to ma,,sr. NC naval ,,o,s. 10
McCresdy Mott Co. , -,...,o NJ.
sehr Helena stut. Wilmington n c. ns'.i stores to NC
sy %ide world Dickinson, Wilmington N. c. days,
with rsval store. 20 Dolner Potter
schr LesuiHe, Kin.sand, Baltimore md'e !" m-hef I''u
schr Eclipse JOre. Charleston days with cotton &e to
schr csun5ja shaw Brandywiue -four Allen Psxson
SIR Msry 4 Elizabeth bsksr, Georgetown, ID. C.
schr Beriine Innsn, Alexandra
s,hr b. ~ L.. Ptso AleIsndr,a
schr Golden Essle Kelsey vrriria
s ssI k 4 S.1I ps iso rh.ssIpS.
sehr. Jo~ph Holmes, Barn.i,, Alelap sI,
scLr Cyru. CHAMBERLAIN. H.let, Albany for Boston
sehT WIN. Woodbury.. Rondout Tor so.toa-
scLr Albert, Cole. Rondout for Bosom.
sebr H D. leighton Tracy, Rondont for Boston
sehr oliver spelman sp~Inao. Albany for Pro'denee 81
Propeller Piedmont Post, Baltimore u h'uf'' muse ~ "
pdrsr eorre. Creek Gsse S. hours from Baltimore
m dse 10 p B. Cromwell
pro,.Ier Wamsutta Nye New Bedford
Propeller Ospray. Kenny Providence. 40
sAiLFD-sbip. W.bsmo Doty Antwerp Grea. RspeSIs'
NJ Borx. or A,pnwsl bark Roanoke, frher tof DANA
pFIOW-Bgk John Bird; also, bark 10y iteAm rug !"
II Webb Capt. HaLEaId)
wIND-During the day. n. W.
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Pn~eu~wr Arrived

~ e. = Nsa asa~shfp ardce fro~ Hare sas Sesfnss-
i,~Jotn IL Paxon. Bes-r OF Dispatches Hot bauer tdy
q T. Reed Mr LAehsss ana lady. Il T. Lesrsin sro~n'
J. Shwsb, LADY Children seiE Mis- Ste~ATt w Brows,
Capt Curb, Colt A Smmor in Maurice. z Gssdee
L. Guofp Mr.. Gsrhier, y. Howell y D-ilac peiiue
J. Trebolc asy C. Twussnd sai lsiy D. Otto, Isdy 10
children ard Miss squire p sherman Leeds
{. 1ophsm Haslsm. NJ Hsnck l. Schuler Mrs Levy and
children II. Carter lsdy ard children. MAI kaech
n. Pckel ~ r Simms Miss ~ Hay J. B. Neyssisr. Ms
v wilkins Ch,s Chsbre y Clerse, Mr.. WIN. Thompson u
Byrue. M Baehsns and eesAxno ana ~ C.sta
H. Heinrich Miss Schud. J. C. Heinrf-hs lady aud child
n Weyssnd. J. Desselus, Rensud y. Pedudn Petutin
j. W bs-low lady two children ard servssi Boston;
Bo,d c. Mooseman, Philadelphia; De nouian Fonoene
Ad9 siuiI Bayou, ID " hen.rd b. frysArol Psrsche
Fo.sAL Lieut. Pierre Pous, A MletoL New odesus;
l. Bucket klee. Beiih korschand j. Nathan
". Hsrter. g Delsnse Germany v BeIli P.s,asao, NJ
Erspess A Bsndrris Henri D.pones, A. NJ AIines
Marie Pous..d vcone Pous.s Jules Picard and lady Mis-.
AleI,ndes, Uhry, France o. Bold l.dy and child. Jane
Dale Emily FudeB. w. Apps. ". A. Hesaoi.ch England ;
Mrs A. Taylor, N-w-lSIk-1n Ill Ia
Ia 6a,k 81 MoraLss ro~ Haraas-Mchse Tsriui. Peter
Ne rlip
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toes from the other eide. in case money should co.,
tinue in active demand and the Bank. there get ioo
further embarrassment the result would be -er,ou,,
FELT by our bone producer, ard good. would have {,
be sod below the oOst Of production Thus woad !e u
20 crest derapgement In the trade and cranp the pro-
dueers Lere gr, ally a. on previous ooca as Cotton
goods of all kinda ARE selling slowly but steadily II the
Iocsl trade, ssd prices are firmly msatained. Com
m aston men are nov ccnmesciDg 10 take scc,unt of
stock preparatory 20 the clcse of the presen. year.
Tie Foreign Dry Goods market also partAkes Of in
ACTIVITY trade being confined I, small purchases Of
staple fabrics required for the Sling up Of broken in
voices prizes for desirable goods well maintained,
but i, is very probable that we shall have large i'm.
ports,ions and that Spring goods mu be disposed of
a. priees much below rate, lstely obtained.
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mARRIRD.
MISUNDERSTANDING

BENEDICT-PERKINS-A Norwich. Conn. on Thursdsy
evening Dec. 4, by the Rev. VIM y. Morgan. EDWARD A.
Benedict Of New York and Lucis Bishop daughter Of
Newton Perkins ESQ.
CHADW lex CONGDON-In Brooklyn, on Thursday even
ips Dec. T. by the Rev. Francis vinon ID D. r. Remsen
Chadwick and Annie p only daughter Of Samuel Cong
esq.
Providence papers please copy.
MUNN-MORSS-At Red Falls N. Y, on Thursday. Dec. T.
by the Rev Austin o. Morfs the Rev Ausop Mum Pa,
tor Of the Reformed Dutch Church East NewYork, Long
Iano Ars5ea Morss dsb shter OF b. g. M.rss Of the
foiner place.
S-BARTHOLOMEW-On Thursday evening Dec.
hy TIE Rev DR. Ossood Mr. David G. 5urgcs aud Miss
Emma A. Bartholomew all of thi, city
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK..........D


st,,u,hip.-Erie.son Lowber, Liverpool Z. X. Collins
Gi..sow Duncan GLASGOW, MeSy Illinois, Bosss As
piuwall, NJ o. Roberts 49, -. =. , :, =,
Co w Westminster Wsmsek N-w-Orlssns stanton
Ihompson Lady franklin Jordan, Liverpool rhomP'Sn
Nephew; Frgat. Bird Cope Msrseilles o. Baker Co.
Mercury French Hayte Boyd Hncken. - .
Bnfs-Fanpy Holmes Smith, Apaschicola Post, smith
Co; Roanoke Puke,. Bahis, Kiklsdd Van Ssch.
scnconer-J. Wilson, Ma tin, Wilmington Blossom
Falmouth IVES berry. Porto Platte Struver Kohl klEsti
Cr.nshsw Moss Richmond, II. Person General Armstrons
Ferry Charleston Van Bruut slasht General scott, hach
Bio Huner and market, f. Wsre Onward Smith Jackson
Vile Van Bunt Slsght; John Griffith, Conkin Asplws
C. II Person Pocahoutas Buckley. Charleston Scranton
Tsllmsp; II. ID. Mears, Snow Jacme Demins Moss Go.
Alma tBr), Mckenzie, Wimot, y. s. D. L. De Wolf; kn
lire DemNest Fredencksburg J. W Mckee.
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NEW INVENTION OF GREAT PRACTICAL
TrryA real Home Luxury those no have Gas in their
Dwellnga- 60. g.
DEMoREsT's MAGIC MINIATURE Gas Cook SroVk
oysters boil water, cook meat or veg
.iAhs OF aArons IN less time ct less expense and less
trouble than any other method I'll,
NJ Tarsan or family eau afford DO without OF these
snl an conrvancos Tor cooking OF hesbe IN
sudden emergencies, for real home comfort -, ,..-
sIded this stove by tho American
ln,ttute at the Crystal Palace n, e,.A,..
sid At ali the principal Hardware aud House,furnishns
stores. Price rs and 81 Cooking otenss ~ esh''