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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-02-25
THE MODEL EDITOR.

NeiS up a. Tive clock IN The ,,uIuiu,y.
kIs'e> his wife aud the huhlrs nj roam. =.
a"d seats himself at the table, after wash
hS and shaving III cold water, witt a
SMILING counienance-un'ess his lips ar.
charped. Complains that the bead is
i"" Ilght and delicious, and the crti,.. *
80 "''ecta"ie That II shall nave Il pun IN
ms paper Eats everything with a p.,ud
re'i>h, an' compliments his wife several
"n'cN dni"g the meal. BriS her au af
ieri'"ma,e g""d.hlc. with annrh,r Hiss ,nl
r""nd' g"eN with iIghI heart To hrs .f
nee. Apoi"g'>c> To- hIS uilicc boy because
there Is no firc-iikcwiSc smlnuoIy IN.
i"rms him that the ,ilicc has nn, been
swept. Takes il very kind of the office
h"l not to hc saucy IN reply. Sends ior
h'N exchanges, and laws them ubryinrlv
open "n table, f"r the use II his r,i,u.i,
aud the public generally. lis clerk tells
him he has uad" little mistake. Tax
Which the office will los" - hundred ,lul
Iarr. Editor hiumtiy requests h,m No., to
ii" 1t ngal". as 1t is inconccMi,nt To h>c
money. Devil calls tor rpp, editor
'Hnds hlm the package If "mudel con.
'rouior, tied up with hIu. ritz on devil
Phke's The nbton, and tells him he Is
"reen editor porkrt> the insn!r. Mus,
c'' d'rci"f calls To know il the editor
VIII transfer pun of six columns. and
accept "ck"t at hrif prcc. l. liter
"hhg'nG , rr,n ,rks ,hri lie shah hc hnppy
u 40 50. Md~lrI! director wants /" kr"w
Il lac vii write puff ui the concert hr.
'"'chH"d cdhor rulimatcs ,hat H.. will
Ice hrIrv 10 do So. Musical dirr,t,r
woud Gkc hun tp furnish ui.c huu.Ir.I
ana sixty copies Of the ,apcr editor
saNs lie shall be happy To- do So. Musical
director wishes to know t lie will loan
i'h hl' desk, r"m, ink and paper, and
postage s;amp; polite editor inmates
that he sIial he happy to do So. (hv stan
dug "p 'hre" qna,lelS Of an hour. Mh e
musical director writes six lrltrrs) and
.'''a> 'rng I" read "a paper ur sd" Gown.
M"S'"' dll rc'oT takes las cav" " IL IA e.
lows, tie las; one ne"rly overruu,iuy u
I'"iy vino is entering r,e door. Lad,
prepares :" cry, and editor hrcoues :, ~.
Pa'htllc. Lad! says she has lost her all,
'"u n"S SIX rh'h!irn besides, drpen.irn,
." h"r eArrt"i>. Editor i"r'S tarhcrlv.-
Lazy zee 'lnrv> that she can work n; moth.
'"g eHr Oul "rirInr, and takes ont uauu
script i've yard" long. good measurements y
'''"''S "''l Jew t""I>. "s She asks it rhr
'"''"r VIII correct ah mistakes. EII"r
says "''r'"'"'y' "nd tries To rrad, huI
'A"""', hrc"u>e ih"r" Is not "a cIplr.L lei.
CT III MH' IN tact, lac sees nj first il is
''"' eoP''"' 'h'nI, but cant bear /" hur'
n'' 'ee'''SN' Lad! relieves herself toy
''" '''''e tears, a"d ASKS The editor II he
90" "'N"'ee -" d"'l"fN Ion her 'nmc
'''"'e wants E'lt"r says he shall l." hap
~ w. ""'' pays '"e money over L"il
'''N>"''"N III tears, and editor places Ms
WI -, vac "'',
~ "'"''' 'i''"r reads las exchanges
any are 'r't "N n""n--P''I"n''v.-
i',"' ","" "'>'nS Gown through TIA"
"'''' 10 I'LL" N"'''"rN Pe"i'; 5" lac dives
'"'I '"e sea "' NIX 10 hnd aSo''tary idea ;
'"' "heh ''u"d' he-ai"Pls ". N"hOd,
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OLD AGE FnR GETTING rEErH-In the.
Memphis Appeal OF January 24rh, Mr..
John H Fuller. under date at Bolivar.
2lst INST, says:
81 saw IN Que Of the Memphis papers,
some time ago. ~ notice Of a man near
Middleton, sixty or seventy years old, cut
ting a full set Of teeth. can be., that
story. have n-gro woman who sa, 8
SLe is one hundred years Old, but surp.S
ell To be about ninety three, who never
had tooth ~ her head until wi:hin ,b,.
last six months. Siure the first lsy ,f
last August she has Gu, Ms pretty Sc, OF
teeth ~ ever saw III any Ir,sons mouth:
aud moreover, she can pick one Hundred
pounds of cotton per day the week
rouud."
The last ah"vs named story p.yy be
true, but IL smells ,oevy tishy.
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The Late Lieut. Culone! Marl;n SOFT, "a
native OF Vernon, who was kuied ~
Mexico, VIVA one oi the best r,iir siiois tlal
ever lived. He often performed .hr ."t
owing extraordinary feat. Two p" '"a
being thrown up IN the mir, he ~oAd
watch hIs opportunity. and ur'vc rs r,9N
ball lhrou Ii both oi ,hem.
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"Sammy, my boy, what "rc you1tyirg
for
Bill throwed the Bible a; mo aal ti
me on 1 10 he m."
"Weli, you are the only ore 20 ny
family ON whom the Blb,e ever pal any
i'm vi ession.'
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We almie Iue ,alIes, I.ecal,se Of their
brau'v. rrSpec; thenI because Of their vlr
iuer, adore them because Of their inlell.
Pencr. and love Them because We can't
beip i'll
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Shirt 7Sortrg.
DEBORAH LEE.
BY FUZZY GCZZY.

1 Is dozen or SO OF years ago,
Somewhere in the west cuun,rce,
That Il nirc girl lived, as the lEoosicss
knew,
BY the name of Deborah Lee;
Her sister was loved b. Edgar Poe,
Bat Deborah by mr..
Now ] was green and she WAS green
As u summer squash might be
But We loved rs waruI NJ other folks,
and my DrLor.l, Tee
With love that ,b> I.sscs of Tousicr
Coveted her and me
But somehow it happcncd lorg ago,
la the agucish west ruunlrec,
That chill March morning gave The
shakes
To ny beautiful Deborah Lee
Aad the grim Stream Doctor lcur" 'hiny
Sad,
And bore her away from me;
The Doctor aud Dra,h-old partners they
In the asurish west counrrrc.
,,,,
,p,, ,n.r rn,ora.L.d e. ,on
.tnd that is the Reason, rather guess,
Ia H., ,,us;., w..,.,,,.ra.
Th, m, c,IJ N,,,.h wind and III. noc,o,
and DEATH
Too, ,,r ,rD.lLl
Nv Lc,uiirnI n,ho,,bI.,
-
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MARRYING FAAILY.-A u..rhrr nud
tour daughters, all o, wiio'm lo.'1r ~
Northampton, have coneclHe.y p,F he
ed the alter Of Hym-n se,ro'r,t .o.
The mother had tour hu>,.n. 5. ".a ~
daughters four. aud the cIhe,. tu.oa r..G.
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"John, how does The .h"rN'on,y,r,
stand I" "A Against The wl:i, h,i.' i
mean how ~ the mrrcu'y!" & s,s =
pretty well; i, hasn't comp'aiued ,,Ie4 -
" You li:lle rascal, is il c..dyr tit. /
'er'iayh 81 really don't K,.o", aau ".b
I'll go out and ,ecl "
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foUNG AMERICA MIA, is the nor.
trait Of father torn" asked lntle chrrub
OF three summers" IN" child, Why do
yon "sk |" why this morning beard
h'm cay, darn my pictureC
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There are trees so tail in Wisconsin.
that u takes Two men aud bo, to look
I" the top Ut thein. One looks I'll h.
gets tired, and sno,her commences wl,er.
be left of.
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a dandy, while being measured for
pair oi b,o's, Observed. Make them GOV
er The calf" "IIenveus I" exclaimed tie
sStonlshed artist, surveying his customer
fom hesd TO foot, 81 haven't got leather
enough" a
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"Ladiss ssa gentlemen" said an ane
tionesr, "tfrsS Articles ARE nos ssati t.,ey
are genuine Tapestry car.e,s, ut,;g ty
Mr. rapesuy himse.y,"
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The veil ,ieh cuv-rs li.,, 90. ut II. .arl.
w . woven BY tks kasI VI usIcy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

CVRloUs TERMINATION OF CRIMINAL Casa
case occurred in one Of our Justices Courts the other
day, which had quite romantic desoHemem. A young
lady residing at some distance from this village, was
arraisned on a charge Of stealing money. young
man Tho accompanied her into court inquired of the
Justice il there was way OF avering the prosecu-
ton On receiving the answer that the Ju.tce had
discretion in the matter but that il the money was re-
turned end the costs paid amounting in al TO about
els the complainant might possibly not appear against
the prisoner consultation held between the young
man and girl, which resulted in the payment Of the
money by the former. Another consultation between
the two parties now took place, after which tbs young
man whispered something in the car Of the Jwtice,
who Immediately commanded the couple 10 stand up,
and preceded 10 )n them in the bonds Of mstrmony.
Such an exhibition OF true love on the part Of the
swain is deserving of an extraordinary measure Of
copnubia felicity but whether his devotion will be
thus rewarded the future must determine.
fFIedobiA Censor.
SAD AFFAIR AT NASHUA, y. H.-THREE PRISONS
BURSKD TO DEATH.-A sad disaster occurred az Nash
us N H., on Friday as we learn from Morrill, h Co.'S
Express Al about a. IN. the City Hall was discov-
cred 10 be FIRE in the lower part The building Is
of wood with stone foundations, and the lower story
were committed last night, for drunkenness and dis
tuIbsnee three persons named William Saunders, John
Sullivan and John trdne, the former having formerly
been police officer Of Boston 1t is supposed that the
prisoners in some way set the cell fire. Upon the
init alsrm the fire, which had not gathered much head
way, was exnguished, but the dense smoke which
prevait rendered il matter OF difficulty 10 rescue
the persons in the cell. The first who taken oxt
was apparently lfeless and examination found
to have died from sufTooston The others when taken
out were found to be dead from the same cause.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. =.


s;eAn,hips-Alsbama Schcpck. savannah. $. l. Ntchi
Hasl Vile Ewsp Charleston. Spoeord TNeston CAAAwa
Buloch Havana and New Orleans LiSingson, Cr2chefoG
Co.
sklr.-A shburton Brsdish, Liverpool {. GrinLel Name
,,s. Whitney, San Francisco Wells 4 Emanuel
BArhs-John Bird. Brown, CsdiE }. w Elwell Co: RLE
smith Adei.ide n s w DusAn L-isud; asierO, Bsi.
ter CadE Kirkland Won Sachs RostA Mex Berps4o.
MsKsilAp, J. NJ Cebalos
BIs,- Tmian (Brl wslsee, Glasgow ,. hcDorAd Co !;
r. T. Martin French. SpsrIis, Ne.mi,h Son.' Co4nsr
Ham Cohrs Port au Platte, Funch Meineke Wm Move
Fsion Point Petre r II. ssniiord Belle Poole H-rrs
Trinidad C. Z. Peters; State Of Maine. Gates NeuVAs
over sons; Elizabeth Watts Elery, Havana Bosoci
Benton, West, studey Galveston. d. e. MunNyi baaaA.
s,uhbs Jacksonvi- Tucker Lshtbournei AP>fseo por
No de Boston, J. r. Osborn.
schoon.rs-Dsshs~,y. Cisrt 81 Kits O. p j. Peer,
Damon Pitcher, Beruiuds. WISH. Carver sAs.ei e. ~
K-rnon Jacksonville. @. Hatch CO. A. " bsdsll hyder
NoYk MOT BeSeU; Rnsee Pcttin ELL Boston, = W Lewis
Prooslers- Caledonia Lsyfelj Baltimore, II. h. Cromwell
Grorse, Greek eager Baltimore, H. B. Cromwell.
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The NEW IRoS BRIDGE TO GoAr IsLASD.-Qulte a
feeling Of interest was manifested by many OF our Cit,
zens on Saturday last in witnessing the first unusual
test Of the strength OF this bridge. The Paper Mill
Company had received huge revolving bleaching
boiler weighing ten suns for the great mill on Bath
Island. II was placed on two bob-seds, and thls
loaded was drawn over the bridge by four pains Of
large powerful horses The whole strain to which the
bridge was thus subjected could not have been lass
than than that of fifteen tuDs weight. The only diff
Guilty was that of sdrting the load-frst at the rail-
road station, where II was overcome by hitching on
locomotive and again at the entrance OF the bridge
where a stait was effected with the aid OF power
screws, sprpg.levers and tackles. After motion was
impaired, there was no bating, although with beau
tiful snow-tIack and perfectly level oidgeway, the
eight horses seemed to have all they could do to kept
eoirp This test although amounting to less than one
fifth the estimated ultimate strength of the structure
was highly gratifying 10 the propnetors as well as to
our citizens generally aid will not be without interest
to it's enlightened engineer, gatense and builder, s.
Whipple esq, of Albany. The boiler, very peculiar
as wen as admirable piece of work was msde at Law
renee Msss and arrived here via New-York over the
Erie and Canandsigus Railroads.
Niagara Fails Gazette, jan. 7.
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SECOND soARD.
saIe. OF s,oek. a, Phil. aelphia-JAy. 10.

RrronrID roR The " Y. TRIBUNE BY J R. H. FAY.
81; 400 Cy g. new s' ltoS de- s9 lSoo Es"asn s and
200 Elmifa !. i mort 7ol 22 Union Canal Io cab,
Ia leo do. b5 l2i 100 do bS 2s Besv Mead1s r. 5ii
70 do Al; 10 MineI r. es'h, Ct loo No, rs j.. Canal
ra,h l6; 50 do 49, Is L. SchuyL r. r., do 49, 100 Loos
Isatd r. r. Isl; City Banf 50; " Bank Of Kentucky,
cash Is; 10 UIion Bank, Team: 81 p Met Msn Bans
Bet,ssen BOards-lOe ReadinR T., S. 4;i 10 L. sehuyL
R. r., AZ - -, ,,o <,.. AZ ooo
Flmr. r. r. Is LIST Mort ~; 1909 Csts~isss K T. So;
50 Iehish Zinc L. 30 Union Canal, b5 l2i 80 Mnehil X,
eil. IS schuyL Nav. Prefd 90 Is do p; 20 do % 100
Ins Island r. r. ISl; 100 Reading R Ala Mechanics
BsnE 2eli North America Bank I54 Farm Mech b.
Iti.1 Board-ico scbuy. Nav. e.. n Isl 1000 Cam;
Amboy r. r g. 'e5 b5 so; 20 Penn X r days, Tl 100
Lonr Island R B.. IS. leo s. huJl. NavlPrefd. &
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MARRIED.

ARNACD-BOISS0Z-On Saturday evening Jan. 10 by the
Rev N Laiond Pc.rus Arnsud TO Nirna BoissoL
BARNEs-AYER-At Portsmouth, Va, BY the Rev Mr.. Han
oy Edward A Barnes esq, Of Norfolk 70 Miss Harriet ED
daughter Of Capt. James Aver Of HAverhil, Mass
HEERS-HUSTED-In Brooklyn, Thursday Jan. g. a. So
M,ys Church BY the Rev Joseph Hunter o. South Carolina
Edwin GERS 20 Mary Louise, daughter Of Seymour L. Hus
ted ESQ, AL Of this city
BARR-TrUs.In Br2SAiyr, on Thursday, Jan ;, By u
10 Jennie daughter Of James Titus, esq Of Brooklyn.
CANPBHLL-GALLAGHER-O Tuesday Dec. 50, ~ tie
residence Of DR.. L. Van buren, Louisville, KY by n
Rev Dr. CrAk Fannie Campbell Of that city, TO james D.
Gallagher OF New-foTk
TVERETr-ROSS-In Elizabeth City, " j. Tuesday, Jan
g. BY the Rev Dr. Murray Edward C. Everett Of New Yok
Ida daughter OF William Ross esq, Of the former place
HAMILTON-BELCHER-On Monday, Dec. - BY the Rev.
James Mnett the ST. Nicholas Hotel John Hamilton,
D., of ~o0dstock H., to Miss Edela Maria BeeheE OF
the same plsce.
LAsALA-LAsALA--At Staten Island, Thursday, JAN s.
ey the Rev. MI Louie, Rodorhe T. LAsLa t. Frances c.
IsslA.
LEWIS-HENRioUES-on Wednesday, Jan. T. by the Rev.
j. Lyons Nj Frederick Lewis Of San francisco, EiEs
Victoria daughter Of David Henrqaes ESQ., of thls city
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DIED.

ANSEVISE- On Friday morning.. Jan. 9 Theodore Lewi.
Autevine aged mouths and u days. OF Lewis T. and
Jane ADgeyine.
BRoHASE-tn Brooklyn, Sunday, Jan II, v1ginis
daughter DeEn and Harriet c. BrshAne Ated IL years
and months.
Her vii ;ake place Tuesday, the lS;h o'clock
p w. AZ her fathers residence No. CheeveI place
Bosoa papers pies.e copy.
BONsALL-At Morsown, " J., en- Saturday morning, Jan
lo John eldest Of Eliza and the late John Bons In the
l7th year q HE
relatives and friends Of the family invited 20 attend his
funeral Tuesssy ~ II oelosk fom the residence Of
his mother.
BEOBIE-On Thursday, Jan. s. II No lss Beecier sree:
kgse. Besbe daughter Of hchaSd Jane BeSes psve
eIssstars tscS years, DGnsAs ~ asya
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Arrived.

Brig Audrew Peters (of Ellsworth Mcfarland Cienfo's
Dec rs with molasses 20 {. F. J. Peera Experenc Ell
heavy weather NV sAes spill, sails So been 10 dAys %
Hser and had pilot board days 9Th io' the ee had
bu M on the vrsse such easrt put her BY The
bead Il inches requiring ~ hands since hen 20 clear her, about
loo TINS OF ice have been hove overbodr'
Schr Ayoca Hopkins Virginia days, vita oysters, AZ
anchor below Quusniinel Had very heavy weather.
schr Brave, Kohler, Virginia with oysters
schr r W.ples wal Indian River. Del, WITH corr -
A C. Ravens
Propeller II. B. Beach. Sanders, Charleston.
stsam.bip. Alabama Savannah Nashville Char
tom shin John . BOYD liverpool: bsrks Clara Windsor Port
au Prince. Cordes CsrdenAs; and others.
The Br prop Fdnbursh for Glasgow, anchored a. % An
tine on account Of the thick weather and wstorpi
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PHILADELPHIA Markets. 10.

OVERcIrRoS BARK held firm without sale. CLovERsyso
in hair demand At 81 ST. Flour held .; SO 2SS IS for
standard and mixed brands without export demand rvs
FLoUE dull S5 S0d IS IS and CokS AEAL nominal s4
WHrAr With light receipts aud demand Sr good qualities
has advanced for prime lots the local sales about 5000
bushels 81 80 for very tine PsnnsyvHna red 81 IS for
good and ~ Tor ,one Inferior white from 81 50 for
orenAy S9kl 50 for good. in RYE still scarce
and tAien receipt A. Sic Cow meets he nQairy
old yellow offered &c 6e and ~ 62d6Se Oars
prime Delaware ard Perns ylv2nis sell al df7te PRovIs-
ioNs-No change GsooEkIEs-SLes 500 bags RIO Coffee
time al ltisisc No IAnsssons in AoLLssEs while the
ADVANCE hsv. esnse4 quiet nsrte;. WHISKY Gesiy .. BE-
for bkea Aps aS- FL lbis
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MarLets R,ported Jv Tti4graDh.

EIwORLEAss Jan. 9-COrroN hnD: sales to-day $40
bales The North Americas mad effect upon the
make. The sales of the week add up IS 0 bses and the
receipts IS coo oeh 400 600 bales FLous lower Mot
scc. Co.'s &c Kss LARD lSic CoFFss, lalc sales for
the week 3 400 BAGS; stock, 81 gos bags.
NOZZLE Jan s-CoTToS-Tbe sales fyr the week ending
to-day q 900 bales recsps the have been
sac bales stock port ise 900 bales hdding 10 quoted
1t l2.c.
PROVIDENCE Jan 0-CorroS steady and fI last weeks
prices; Of the week about 900 baes Wool muket
Stock ard sales light and price hr sales 70 100 10 PAINTING
c. oTH.So stock market pces firm and tending upward
sales Of the week q, 00t pieces.
CHAsLEsro, Jan lsAes Of cOrToy ,edsy 700 bale. at
advancing piieea
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Whalers.

letter from sosrd bark Mattspoise,t Of WesPo az
Little Fsb Bay, Oct 49, reports about week prev9a 'nP
Jones Jsf ney New Bedford 500 bbls sp 800 TO- W. ~"
bank Globe Trip, do, 400 bbls % and vh. oil -.
letter from Capt Es Of bark Upion. Of New benz T. q
ports her OF Canary Islands Oct TO- with y bba o. AnH
DO humJ back oil, al we'll N.,4.
Arr II Psrnsmbsco Nov a. L.no~r n 10 'p on eo.a.,
under command Of the mate, Capt Aaron l. Cs'A
hsyins died Eve days previously. 49, ,.,., from
Heard from Nov Q, lar. n a. Ion. 20 w, BY ete, 81.
Capt Hooers, lows. FIJI had one boat stove IN
when three days out Lana,
Heard from Nov no lat, ae., Emma c. Jones' J''h''
sSsicn~ Dee b. st o. Ion. ~ ~ b.rh E'cAOl ron Ca
sHy lslSpSs for Troyissstsvn-
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H',.aa,AJ E1isbu,yA 70, Giassosj. H. seI-rs, C. w 8
Tsvor and ehnd Staten leland ". Archibd Hrool
7: Barnard. G W. MAJ. De 81. RiosHy Paris NsL .ad
Nsr Picot Paris Alex Ross. Jas MEGA fe and infant New
York. Mr. Besr and daushtsr. shutter, Ca A Prsvoe
Montreal J.s Miller. wifi too children md RGr'e Gresnooi
Capt Gamble Canada Wilson Oeo. C. Cooper and ,Are>
Children Alex Ksiehon children ard servant New Yors
J. Mcleod Murray y Mr.. Carmichael. c. T HteAssSh
London r. VIM. Ohio J. John Ferguson, Geo Hsnly, New
Yorh Mr.. Janet Long and family. 0ssfowy Geo Wstsnn
wife and three ehndep New York4 and q IN The 'eerfs
also a full carr,
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,o.a n.v,hle a. he Bank Of America, have not been

road payable at he Bank Of America, have not De en-
provided for. ,,
The imports other than Dry Goods Dung the week
were Al against 81 sli e3 same week OF 1890
The aggregate of Dry Goods and general nerehaadse
i. e, ie4 797 against ~ 3ss o66, deere zee ct
Among the imports are, Watches t5O.Ooo, VINES
1880, Tess So 900, Sugars cal 500, Hemp sS9Su'
Hst,ers Goods 81 800, Hides $l6s, 500 Iroo sSe"'
Steel eel 900, spel,er sl9 500 Tin $50 500, Cooper
$l2 600, Coffee $lo9, 200, Soda Ash s2ieOo, Lnseed
Oh sa3,6
The exports other than Specie Of the week we're
a. esi ,Is5 seainst $500 sis in 1856 an increase OF
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Arrived. .SuSDAY, Jan. II.

T. $ stesmiigas WsbAsb, Com Panldins' irom SF'a"Ni
via HAvsns . .. r,.o,
Ship vancouver of Bostonl jenkins, Zoo ch9w Zoo 'o
passea Apser Oct with teas &C. 30 r. o. w bacon Oct
Of Gasp Island IN company with ship samuel huseu
for DAYS her again 18TH IN lat u Ion 70 aud Mis-
an On. d In lat p s. Ion So Dec s'. 81 Ion. TO- spoke
,ebr Music NewYo1k with decks swept bad ost beat and
was short supplied herr the captain h. lost hs re
orir and did where he The " neoover nas
heavy weather the coast split sA lost Fore
sail, &c.
Propeller Petrol. Ayre. Providence.
Propeller Pe,orsks. CUshmsn, New Bedford
SAILED-BsTk Hahn emann, Abbott, New Orleans
WIND-Sunrise S.W Meridian, NV. Sunset, v if''"
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couRT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-JAS. lO.-BefoTe Judge
RUSSELL.

RUSSELL.
At the opening Of the Court, application was made
OIL notion 70 discharge fm custody James NJ and Jeremiah
Chatham street brokers, who were arrested om
snee charged with ui,erne large quantity o.
bah Of OnondasA N V and other Banks. Tue District At
opposed the granting Of the application ana the S"s
refused 20 comply with H. =.
The District Attorney then moved that Patrick Nc
sushn alias Psueene charged with Gssutr policemen, be
bail the Warden of the City Prison The
judge granted the notion -,
II Was then announced by the District Attorney that
trial on and charges and for sssautps
Iea. and Poole and ndctmen; against Lynn implicated
sAnvx Hall tragedy and esses OF similar nature
Womb be commenced week fom next Monday.
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Count cATENDLR-Tus D,y.

SUPREMk COURT-SpeeiaI Term.-CIass II.-NVs.
a. 70 S. IS Ia 100, u.s. 49,, I76, ls5 lss eS, 2Id
sUPREHr CoURr CIRCUII-Pat I.-Ncs. 8, III,
lsa lss SS ST. 2iS ga 24s ISL 255 255 49, &l l Part
-S9 os g. Sc ls l24 lS, lS $50 10 lSt i5s to ss. 24
2s, 9R 49,,
spfKaIoR CovRr.-Nos. I43 257, 265, POI, 25S,
sl2 SIC S23 $751; ST. S2 S43 S44 SO, SAC. 37 Ss $50
9 SSS SS S7 S5s SEQ SOL 81 inclusive 7 Ss $40 SIS
SIS 1e Ss4 So TO 800 osi Se6 500 Sss Sss 400 2C
CouRr OF CoxNoS TrEAs-Trial Term Part l.
Nos ls5 to l6l 1856 lS9 H. S. 81 Part lNos ~ N9
Ia $50 lS ITO ILL., Ia us III, - 10, H. lol
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- ,.a.,,,r "A 4 -aa1 M
w.stsrn nroinction received 10 the port OF SeT'Or-
cans from 1874 10 1855 inclusive add AsS o. toress
Lad. paying 20 cent duty, imported mo ne poe Oh
Nev-York Eom 1919, the frst yeT OF lac impof'a'
tions OF this staple, 70 1850, ooto inet@s"e'
Western Lead received :, " oriesrS forcn Le.i 'I-
and mostly foI y Afdsd 70 Nc III ~
,rn -i,{e, United s,x.es y ioh
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Aria ,si,s from Liverpool for New Yorh a
Anslo Saxon sails from Lyerpo ior Portland =
C,y 81 Baltimore sails ffum Liverpool Tor Phads phs A. =
Nssara sails tum Liverpool fo Boston. u
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so-n lie n each which deemed ah5ut The average Of
bath. -. No., A.;
lSr4..... Sl6sH pigs, OF ~ 40 $50
iss5.....SIS6T7 piss, or 22os7 so n
lS5s...... apAs56 pis., or l4S25,s9 70
In 1874 the Gslena mines produced 81, 49, SO n Of
Lead and the price az 81. Louis was shout 60. y TO-
In 1856 they landed Ct ST. Louis Ia S25,9O ib-less
than one fourth the supply OF twelve yeacs previous,
and the price was about oic y 10, thus being more
than doubled. e
In 1854 there was imported INFO the single port OF
New York, IS 945,9 900 n of foreign Lesd-more than
the Galena mines ever produced IN any one year
Doubling the price, doubling the demane: has re
duced the production ID quarer; and II Is certain
thai in 1857 the Western manufacturers OF Lead WIZ
have TO procure portion of their staple from imported
foreign Lead In the Atlantic citiee.