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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30
pIaEes fignred [nrinied Merinos

20 pi9es figured (printcd) Merinos
WithBmmenso lois Of other novelties in first
class Dry Goods, sent by our correspondents
from the North and East daily.
One price only, marked in plain figures by
one of the firm, from which no deviation is
allowed.
We are not opening uewlills with strangers.
All bills rendered July must be closed prior to
beginning new ones
Good articles, low prices, ana fair dealing
may be relied on in all cases.
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
"Central Stores, " west Building,
opposite Centre Market Washington, d. C.
sopt-l6. MARI Gaz.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30
ELECTION NOYICE.

Office Is HEREBY GIVEN,
IN that IN Election will be held on
HEDNESDII, he Al Of Noecmbcr
neat, in the several Election Districts of
Montgomery county, at the usual places
of holding elections in said Districts, for
the purpose of elocting the following
officers, to wit:
One Governor, one Comptroller of the
Treasury, one Lottery Commissioner,
ono Commissioner of the Land Office
one Member of Congress for the Sixth
Congressional District; one Senator for
Montgomery county, two Delegates to
the General Assembly of Maryland
also, FIVE County Commissioners, one
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Montgo-
merry county, one Register of Wills for
Montgomery county, two SheriiTs, one
County Surveyor; also, three Justices
oftthe Heads, two Constahlcs and one
spperviS@ Public Roads for each
Election District Of Montgomery county.
S. BROWNING,
Sheriff of Montgomery County.
oct It's
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30
PREMIUM PULLED CLOTHS. &c.

lust received by the subscriber an assort-
- mont Of Thos. Criswclrs Superior Full
Cloths, Striped Linseys. Flanncls Twceds and
Cassimcres. Also. q supply of his superior
tlrce-ply Wooden Yarn, which he is selling at
Factory prices. Persons wishing any Of the
articles would do well to purchase carly as
there III be 40 chance Of gcitinganothor sun
ply The present season. should It be necessary.
NM DRAnDOCK.
OCT Quality lin, Rockville.
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PURE NTLTERTTlRE
TCX REp4[R[NG
METROPOLITAN Hotel,

kTIRNiNG thanks for past favors. tic
4 v subscriber respectfully informs the pub
nc that the above Hotel, so long and favor
ably knownas Hoffman old stand on Bcail
street, between High and Congress. IS new
open for the reception Of the travelling COM
munity. Persons visiting Georgetown nav
rest assured Of finding good aud quiet enter
iainineslt, such as cannot fail to give satisfac-
ton to all who may favor me with a call and
All its old friends and patrons may be assisy4.tI
Of receiving at the hands ofW. G. Hazel. who
VIII always he ai bis post, that attention and
KINDNESS that will ever rccom4;nd lin to the
public.
Transient Board 500 per dav.
viii also state that have one Of The best
Stables in the District Of Columbia.
Drorefs viii be accommodated ON tic most
reasonable terms.
Horses and Carriages always on hand to
convey persons to the Washington aud Alex
andria Derots or any part ofthc city.
WIN. G. HAZEL,
lunc l3-lY tgCOrppfOWD I, r.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30
NOTICE.

EINDING it impossible to call per-
a sonally upon those indebted to the
firm of WM. BRADpocK 4 Co., which
firm expired on the LIST of May last, for
settlement Of their accounts, | have
made arrangements with Mr.. w. w.
ALLEN. who is authorized to settle
them with either cash or note and re-
ceipt for the same. In the absence of
Mr.. Allen, persons wishing to settle can
do SO by calling at my Store, where the
Book can at all times be found.
oct9 WM. BRADDOCK.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Rock
HI vile, for the quarter ending September
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30
.GuANO.

HANS, PARAsOLs, &c.-IIu7cu
a ISsoN & MrENo have now on hand
a large and beautiful assortment Of fine
FANS and PARASOLS, which they are
prepared to sell at reduced prices.
No. 3D. Pa. avenue, between 9th and
10Th streets, Washington, D. G.
ap l2-tf
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ROBES A QUILLE.

NTovELTIEs IN NEW FABRICS, in silk,
IN Poplin, Jaspc dc Lame, Gr:sailic, Yalen-
cia, SC.
Founced Robes, in Silks and other fabrics
10 cftsons Chenille Searfs
!. l0.Slces plaid Poplins
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30

3UIh, It3l.
Barnaclo, Wm II Jones' George (cold)
BUGGY, Chas + Jordan, Mr. +
Davis, Mahlou Murray, Mrs S t 2
Davis, Jos w Moran, John
D Wis Ben (col'd) Machears, Hamilton
Dyer, Kinsey Nichols, Jacob
Duchet, Nelson Parker, Mrs VIM A
Egan, Miss Bridget Patten, Jonathan
Fields, Jctson G Peck, Clement A
Gallagher, II L Parker, Miss Eliza
Gallagher, John Roe, Dir j A
Henderson, Jas \ Stevens Mr.
llickerson, Henry Stevens, w r
Henry DR. J Slohlcr, jeremiah
Hill, James II Tyson, Mary S
JONES' Capt John G Thompson, Miss Julia
Jewell, Rev NJ Ward, Elizabeth |
Young, Mary A
oct2 D. II. B0UIc, Pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30
New Fall Goods for 1867,

VIE sabscrlber respectfully calls the
a. attention Of his customers and the
public generally to large and beautiful as
sorlment Of Ladies', Gentlcmen's. Youths
vhildren's and Servants GOODS, which he has
just received and is Offering ipon terms which
cannot Gail to please.
oct WIN. DRADDOCK.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30
State Of Maryland,
Executive Department, set /:

N THOMAS WATKINS LIGON,
Il . Governor of the State of Maryland,
do6ereby designate and appoint THURS
DAY, Goth day of November next, as a
DAY OF THANKSGIVING 10 Al
mighty God for the bountiful products
of the Earth and the innumefable bless
ings which, as a State and people, We
have received 1T His h1ads and entreat
the people Of tho .eo to observe and
sazan- the 81 daY siahstainins. from al,
EJellar ciTTfoymenis, and dayoie them
selves to such dcyout services as are ap-
propfiate to a day Of Thanksgiving and
Praise.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30

~ " III l0IIlIJN, DC.
Our facilities arcsuch that We can furnish
Lumber in any quintiiy. ut the verv lowest
market rates, either from our Yard, ITO Light
street Wharf, or corner Of kuiaw and German
Streets. BURNS 4 SLOAN,
sept lS-0 Baltimore. Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30
FOR SALE.

a SMALL HOUSE AND LOT, in
IN the village of Rockville, which
will be sold low by carly application to
oct 9--tf w. W. ALLEN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30
CROTCH FARMING LATDS Fll ShbE!
The Illinois Central r.. II. Company
Is NOW paEPAR1D rosnLL ABOUT
100000 ZEE
Choice Ear1lliag Lands,

IN TRACTS OF 40 ACRES & UPWARDS.
On Loag CrelfS, md al Lac Rates Of Interest.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30
SECTIONAL Maps

Land Conn q ihe ~ Cen'fRl r. r, 90
re-. OgeE IS llinoi Central Railroad Dc
rot Chicago, .Asg1is- Tap lo SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-16

NACK-Ou Saturday nlsh Feb a. Elizabeth Nsck dsssktef
Of The Is,e Msthias Nsef sSed IS yesrs ssd dsya
Her III nds and those family reqBesed aftend Der
fsDe without further invitation from her .,s Iesdspes
the morning.
OCONNELL-On Saturday aft~rn.or Feb IL katy .ecopd
daughter Of Psreh and Mary OConhe in the f;h Of her
The ends Of the family respectfully requested attend
Der funeral this afternoon At oclock from the residence c
her parents, No. 81 South Second street. Wilamsbursh-
OBRIAN-On Saturday. Feb. H. James VsriAn, ssed q
years native Of Parish Of Baeyduf County W.serord
Ireland.
RoBEsoN-On Saturday Feb a. Of scarlet fever Alexander
Robt'or, Of Robert r. and NJ l. Robinson, aged years
and months.
RIEsDoRPH-on Friday Feb IS the daughter of Henry and
May T. Hesdofph, aged months and dAJs
ROoME-On Friday, Feb l Mr.. George C. Roome, aged s.
yeAs
SANDs-At Turyiorn, Monday Feb g. after abort b.,
lness Eliza wife Of John B. Sands ssed Al yeAA
months sD67 days
sNITH-On Friday Feb. 49, after short illness, Sarah widow
Of ElbIi alb Smith, ssed n years.
slLKW ORTH-In Brooklyn Mary Eliza sltworth daughter
OF George sIkwOrth, aged yeAa
TRAINOR-On Saturday, Feb H. Mary Al Tainor vile oil
Thomas TrADoE in tie S6ih year Of Der age.
TRUEMAN-On Saturday Feb H. Maria Fireman. aged o.
years IL months and days native Of Leeds, England.
TAAFE-On Friday Feb Is KEENAN, William eldest OF the
late TbonAs harsae. TsAe in the 18th Of bis age
TAYLOR-Ne2 Jackson Tenn John Henry Taylor brother
Of The Rev. z. ?. Taylor Of this city.
WALDRoN-In this city, on THURSDAY Feb H. John
in tie 18th year Of his age.
WIHNiK-On Friday Feb 49, after hor. but painful Hines.
Mrs hNrsret wife Of John p Wipaik aged e5 years and
days
WILDEY-At bis residence Tarrytown, Thursday Feb II
Cspi. JohL v Ddey. il the Gath year Of bis age.
YFNnI- On THURSDAY morning Feb. L. Alfred, eldest CHILD
oFrderok A. aud Lesnora Yenni aged years moh'n'
and II days.
II. remaits were inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-16

Us NJ. steamship Empire City, Griffin from New Orleans
5th ano Havana 9Th inst, with mails and passengers os
Slip Yankee Ranger Raven Bremen IS days, with md'e n
sbn Zu,ieb tpkt1 Rich, H.ve Dec ST. with .d.s and 81
psss 70 Mortimer Livingston Jan. 81 lsi - % on II IS
spoke bark William, Of Yarmouth for Hsyte. f.o s.
AZ 81 lon IS H. passed vessel bottom up about wv tons va
sbp Yorkshire pkt Bryant Liverpool "a .y. With %d..
shoals bearing NV. 40 miles passed one OF Durham pf
mons pscketsbps ss W. Had one death and enc hnh Oh
sbO M,tssor On New oresn. 20 days. With dss 70
W T. Frost. Feb 49, lat 81 Ion; Is ~ passed @ So.yv
Barn Rebeco. Stores. JsnsrO Jan 81 with coss. % AZ
lon IS 49, spoke ship sarsos. twbsler Of New Bedford
boz bound s. 18th spoke bark Henrietta, Of Baltimore
Bark Charles keas; Challn, Hayre 80 days. with md's and
Biz H. G. Brooks Disco Rio Grsnde Brazil 50 days. win
hides, wool, &C. II Eyre; vessel 20 bIe son 90
fom Rio Jsneiro bound to NswOundaad Ths H. C. Ia.
experienced heavy weather. been days OF hs'teFsi 'p
Biz WSshinstSn (of Hsrpswe) Warwick. M.tsnsss 18th
with sugar moasses Stevens Ansuo vessel 70 mss's
Ion u o. suddenly struck absck BY squa from
which hove her besmend where she lay about
ana leaking badly ith 50 40 Ion =. TO- passed lowe,
mast !, Of .e ,s:e h eass' ysIss s. s &
yards fore and mainmasts Same day, lat 81 20 Ion "a
ached the m on the topsa yard cosereeed hs lover
mast appeared burned also the end Of the lower
yard The brig Betsy sailed two days PREVIOUSLY Thu
morning while anchored in the lower Bay and while hssvns
the chain short the W. lost anchor and about 10 aihou
Schr Julia Rogers Perkins, PasmAbo. slrnan, Jan.
with mdse TO Henry DeCordovs vessel 70 Brett ssn 20
Coshns from suIinsm for Gloucester
schr Maria, Lindsey days with hides Eds ubbe,
PROPELLER PstomsLs Cushman. New Bedford
acknowledging ship Loui. Nag9,eon. Her'ins Hansa.
Cuxhaven, Jan by steamship h heHnessYi'
also, ship and 2 bsrks
wIND-Durins the day. from Sc. tOls. w and light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-16

Ship N.bes Boston,, Bartlett, cAAO les day. Nth sa.s
SSs sperm bound for The Ma,isfSso CAM Oct ~
man died Nov. Il OF Cape Henry passed desp lr
with painted ports. PP.s,ny pS,eO .esras e he = psS
C.dI for Montevideo Des H. lat IA Is S. lon. Sli snseS
@ ks; GG 5 LGsdSs with .I. BERN t 5~s.
hs5 toTsg.. steering 70 the jan a: sS ~ fa ~
The captain reported having the three wees At
the 18Th Jan had .p1s s &
aives Boston would Charleston 90 repair The Ma
S Ia. been z day. from The ESO.o to Cape hsSy 70 s.y:
10" PAI. salt, &c had four men essoea a, sae e s.:
into Hampton Road. BY steamer Atlantic.
Ship John - Adams lo Boston Lewis Chnes Islands and
~ EIs on SO saw hip P%sS Nov W Caps 81
John; Ss.'9s INV distant - Rs R.sd .SRp.1y -h
Sy d;.1s miles e 'C@i' mp Rg s PIN Gs SS,
Pa Is s. ' pes Is IS i. sos o'i sn r'ss w.
clipper ship showing blue dag With letter O. also yA,s nag
81 ss spoke brig L. ". Armstrong, sOm NewHAven ior
Ship Rambler tof Boston, L.,hop chineha Islands and
HAMPTON Road. i'm inst, WITH sqAuo 70 BsrIeSs Bros.
Ship Theiese Holmes Chnehs ISLANDS ITO days. va hsmptoa
Ship Time (of BostoD) Homer Msrseles Jan. and Gbl.
tar 18th with mdse. 10 BenneI pease Js B saw ship
md smas,ed French bark Feb LAT. % % lOn TO- At
Si.m..ted and ABANDONED was about Of feS
], lat " lon 81 So passed the hull 81 nsm ens ssss
s,rri and green bottom poop cabin bulwk. and quarter
yellow boats chains anchors and sails were gone
apparently had been boarded she Ia ballast oonunat
10 pass broken spars casks barrels and pieces Of wreck all
Bah Pathfinder of South rhomSstop kellogg Rio 0rsnde del
Norie days via Hampton Roads days with sugar to snes
Burgess. 80 ,.,, a -, =.
Bark Wursais (Hnoveanl kuken Shields 70 days, vita
mdse 10 Hennnss, Muller Gosling a.
SIR MAxon Rogers Fnren Virginia days, with oyslea
schr California of New Bedford Russell Ok.e Brown, died
Jan g. Cape Verd Islands Jan with salt kc % ordsi
Feb H. lat IS 80 Ion S Be.les Lewis mate Of New Bedford
died -,
Sch Isdora wilson, with wine, Sc from WRECK Of the bnt
Eastern Belle ashore Al Long Beach, J.
schr @. W. Baldwin. Decker, Virginia, with oysters -
Schr Julia Rogers Perkins, ParamAnco, s1rnAm, JAM y
with mdse. Henry DeCodoys vessel TO Brett, Son Co
Friday lat 80 40 lon 10 4 BRIG supposed The Benjamin
Cushl e. from Surnam tor Gloucester
Sch Julian of South Thomaston Chase santa Cruz peeo
via Beruuds 6th inst, with mshosany &c, 80 g. hAtcn
Schr Queen OF the South, Ned, Wilmington, N. G., dAy
SAILED Steamship Cahawbs. Havana and New.Oreans.
ships Robinson, Liverpool: Erie New Orleans sne Parhe
Havans Also, steamships Alps tBrl Liverpool: oAseow
(R J. GLASGOW; Alabama Savannah Marion ChsElestoni
Jamestown. Norfolk, &c; ship Vision, Mobile
WIND-During the dsyA y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-16
LAW LNI,ELLIGKNCE

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SrrcI.L TERN,-Feh IA
Before Judge BRADY.
ARcIpER BREACH PROMISE Casa SLAVE
HOLDERS coSsIAScY.
Esther Leopold AT Morris Meyer.
This 10 another acton for breach of promise OF mar
xsge, between two Germans of a character very
Ir.lar to that we reported few days since. The
asfepdsn. has been arrested and held to has in the
sur of 5000, and now applies foThis discharge.
The plaintiff story, as gathered from the aft iavits
vh;ch abe hss introduced is that while residing with
Der parents IN Second avenue she became acquainted
with the defendant, who lives in Houston Mississippi
Tia. he told her that he owned large plantation and
lets Of ssves, and was very wealthy and "oroschea
The subject OF marriage 10 her when about 10 esve te
ss.y lee: AExrs and st length proposed an immediate
uzSSn She accepted lin, bst was not 10 20 gress
harry 90 kr love- aud The time finally fIed wee jana
ary ~. Prevjers 20 TIA, DcrthL Norrs bad sbown
hs ass,tpxpi 70 EsfAsr " valuable pSssesis, s@9rg
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".
cordeT SMITH
james Kelley, John Clark and Peter Rove, con-
vcted OF highway robbery brought before Recorder
for sentence. He addressed them a. follows;
eence shows clearly that the night when this
ued this watched by you from The house where ne
stopped wayad knocked down and robbed The law knows
higher crime except MURDER aud II Is probable that
effect your accomplish purpose
crime would have been added robbery You have
by this forfeited your liberty not only for period Of
years for lifetime the discretion Of the Court. do dot
believe that the severity Of punishment produces the
which punishment intended well the
accordance with the statute instead Of producing that effect
contrary tendency by awakening sympathy in behalf Of
the criminal The sentence Of the Court in your twelve
aud months confinement in the State Prison.
James Kelley there something your which shows
desperation VI character rarely displayed of years
IL that though there standing they dared
ward. In the night time follow I'd this by
sscetned that he had money public high
way, when surrounded by ak persons assaulted him
and knock him down. and though 20 bis
and raised him to his feet alter he lifted up you unbut
toned bis and robbed him. do believe that any
other city this other city the civilized
world public place and under such circumstances such
crime could be pepersted and the perpetrators escape
mediate arrest But with our eleven or twelve hundred police
men, II there protect the citizen aud
preserve the public peace and though four eboded
present they dared Deree TO prevent the robbery
speaks that cannot be understood Of the duty
of Courts rid the community Of such desperadoes
you to fifteen years and three months to the State
Prison
John Clark then sentenced for the same oeuse to the
Prison years and six The Judge said he
should Discriminate between him and his associates he
hibited less desperation in the robbery
Patrick II. Doyle, for petit larceny was sentenced
to three months In the PententiaIy
Several other prisoners who had been ncarcerated 10
the City Prison considerable length of time evidence in
suc their conviction brought the bar
aud discharged.
IL few cases where convictions ofenses
judgment suspended and the defendants liberated.
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AARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. .....-.FgG l


sSeanships-AsbAra, Sehenck. s.vsnnah y L. Mitshal
Jamestowr Parish Norfoh JOdlam Peasants. Marion. Foe
t-r Charleston spotord. neston 20 Ars (Brl II ris
Liverpool, d. Cubafdi Berussa Hsn khes HAMBURG L.
Bech Kunhardt
ship-Colunbia, Hutchinson. Liverpool, c. IL Ms-.hAn
Barfs-North Sea Sundbcrs Rostef lam Punch Meineke
W. C. Alden, Bates, Belize ?. Alexander.
Bnss-NorrAn, Heard Sombero. J. r. Doc, NJ. I. Ens-
worth (Br) Curry Antigua, D. X De Wo,H; wihela1ns
lold Newhsus 0por,o Blume Co Ger Marsasl Ssfer.
Sagua Gr1nde Walsh, Carver Case Sonora, Gcddon 81.
John. ~ r.. J. DeAey.
SehoOner,-snow.Els Flake. wever Chue.,on, Van Brunt
Slasht r. r King Leecs Philadelphia J. w. Mckee; yoA,,
Burton Charleston l. = Powell; r. Aobot; Luaen, PAs
depbis Jas Hand j. W Fsukhn, Boston Dayton sprASue
EEs, Chsmhersn. Boston. ". T. HerTick
proTeliers-ThouSs Swami. Wiets Baltimore H. 3. Cron.
well; Parker Vein. Ramsay. Baltimore h. b. Cromwell.
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Markets Peporte2 IN Tsltgrapk.

NV ORLEAss Feb. l3-CoTTos IL 6rm; sales to-day 1000
bales sales OF the week 1000 bales ep.s Of the week ST.
TO- asaDs, 80 600 last receipts ahead Of last years 3d.
stock this port D 600 500 bales year. SUGAR
is firm. Flour declining Posg dull generally unchanged
COFFEE steady sales Of RIO FOX 3 o bags receipts
time 5000 hp stock in port s. Gov bags FREIGHrs
and STERLISG EXCHANGE, both dull
NOBLE, Feb H-Th< Aerertse market circular reports;
CoTToS sales Of week. % bales receipts Of the
lsoeo ba!es against ~ 90 bes period last socs
lie 900 bales decreased receipts compared with same time
last year 1900 bales. Middling lJc.
PROVIDENCE, Feb. H-CoTros-Ssles Of the week aoolt
800 bales full rates; week closes with srn feeling lnd
prices tend upward. WooL-Fal prices realxedi me
small stock contnnes sses Of the week 1890 10 fkstN"
CLoTHs-AAke. active, closing firm advance Of ~|e'
sales of the week, u DO pieces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-16
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.--The GRE

ii CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cs,ise -
Western North western and Southwestern states tysE
enuous Railway direct This Road also connects t rtsp
vph daily line Of Steamers TO all ports IN the western ~
and Cleveland and sandusky with steamers 70 AZ ecns
zoe North western Lakes making the most Direct
reliable route BY which FREIGHT can be forvEaso
feos the Great West. w,~~s,u, aas
ensr CLASS. - Boots Shoes Hats and Csps (soceenv
Books Dry Goods On boxes bales and trunhl 100 ..
Druss Gin boxes and bales) Feathers, FAR, Ae..;i
pscosD CLAss-Donssts sbestins shntina me
fickDe I'm original bsles) Drugs lln cssssi - n
ware Leather I'm rolls OF boxss), Wool ana ShssS
s,,nCI.ss'NAny. Steel. Chains Cn esss.t }sseentsr
Esmp Bacon and PORK, Sailed Qoose OF W 100 ..
Snbafr.a m.nnf,ctursd Except CsAo or cut *
aopsseoft ,..s"Coeee Tish, Bacon, Beef and
t ~ -. or boxes, Esstsud), Lard ara oe~.Sr
- XII Esils soda Ash German Gay IN ~"
l..
80. Al - Dbl until further notice.
- cests a. 100 10 until further notice.
So1Iox~S9 y bale, net exceeding 500 WEIGHT ss0 ""
,ssop,,r Goods from sny posn. east ofPtnslsIh
,.ni.r 10 marx the package AVA Penpsyivsnis
,ods consigned 10 the Agents Of this hosd 81 rAasaSS
FIfsturh, will be forwarded without detsnt,on /,
SIEIeHT AeExTs-Hsrris, Wormley So1 ssnsrs.
q p sass L Co.. st. Louis J. D. Mitchell = s9n, -
Jai Domesnn Bell Co., and Carter Jewsu, - -
nd Irwin 4 Co. Clncinnatj N W. 0shAn = Co & - ~
ohio LsecL Co., No. 81 Knby e.. bostosi 1sss ~
SIrog Hsuse New.York, No. Whl,sn,s, ~ 49,
s.r place New York; T. J. sneedef, rn.aasrIsi
-. B.ltin,ore Geo. C. Frsnciscns, x,.As.
n n HUfIsTON General Freight Aten', "a
HI. LOMBAERT. Superintendent A'oSs~ -
January s. 1851.
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COTrnT CALENDaR-Fgrs D,y

Court or COMMON PLEAs-Trial Tenn-Part l.
a. 49, 49, 49, 80 1872 34 S $751; ST. 49, 2l 299 sos slS
Pant Nos 4ls J3 49, ST. g. S3 46s to 474 1879 30 4ls
SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT.-NOs. $780, $50, .97, 79i,
ST. 82 49, COL o32 675 ST. 6s 67s $751; oS2 $685. $751; $685.
$50.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Tria Term.-Nos. 53S, ia, 53,
4 7 742 t2 So 49, 49, 464 e73 sl4 $50 sS sSo $751; 49,
s3 8Ji 8S7 85e, 839, $40 6l3, 7t6, 1885, 5s le6.
u. S. DIsTRIcI CoURI.-NOs. 81 90, 63, ~, 90
O "a, AZ, S. IS, 81, ~
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BRADY-B ALDW Non Tuesday Feb 10 by the Rev Ieo'
dore A. Eaton MIR Robert Brady OF this city to Anna T.
Island
NORTHUMBERLAND Wednesday evening, Feb.
H. by the Rev Joseph B. Wskeey William L. Lockwood 70
Mary r. Vanderbilt, ali Of this city
MoFLHINNEY COOK On Wednesday, FEB II, BY Prof
T. ". J. Wyhe Mr. William MCKINNEY OF Brooklyn, to
Miss Eleanor H. Cook of Philadelphia, Penn
KIsSAM- sNYDERon "Wednesday Feb IL at the residence
BENJAMIN A. Ki,sm New-York 10 Sara A. dAughtrr Of
Col H. d. H. Snyder Of Woodland, Ulster County, n I.
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Whalers.

letter from Capt yernssan ship America Of Edsrtcw
dated at LAhsuA Nov To- states that he lad taken w bog
wb and p oil this bad lost siz large whales
salss OF wind. Expected 70 be- At home let Of May.
letter from Captain Elddge Of bark Amazon Of FIrhayt
reports her Parusmbuco, Dec g. pot in 70 Lad .ss ~
and would sail day. Reports spoke Dec 5 lat Mo-
min Cpeunatti Williams OF and from stoninston for hofn
Paese Ocean; ith lat an lon 20, w., Brinswiek, Butts
n.r no oil since leaving FayL.
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EXTRACT FROM A Letter received by Ellwood WnH
ESQ dated Chsrestown Feb 91he .hp Fdes from he Ne
itersnesn distress while crossing the bar this mornine ~
a sauall which her the souta Breakeri In Eos o.
steamer the time and will be total oss the sea 70 ~
boat her; she has IL feet water " he S'.
The shin J. r. Whitney lowed into Savannah.