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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-30


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parties treat 'om to ice otan. ovs.
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ever 10 CALAMITY to al their wants.
save mak them q liree, oaer-and
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they would turn too, aud show the =
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ra-A eonple Of idle follow s,rolleJ
into a colorcl church a, Hartford. a
few evenings since. 10 enjoy the fun;
bu, when tho colorel minister rose
10 to preach. before announcing n,
text, h. leaned forward on the mi.
pit. and looked slowly around on Ma
congregation.
'Bredrcn.' said he. a, length. NAV
de- I,or' hab mercy on IN 40 .eoaers',
along pause.
Way de Lof' hab mercy on all de
i'nsr''
Solemn pause
Way ue hor hao mercy on te i've
pea nut eaters down by dc door,
Inc young nca did not wait 10
heat tho behed'csion.
r.y-suarv. ms l,se Al 49,, ,..
member the tex, M. morpins,,
No, papa, | never can rsmembe,
the ;eal; I've such a bad memory
by lhe wsy, Mary said Der mo.
'her, did You notice Susan Brown
" yes, shata fright. She had
on her last years bonnet, done m,
apss-grecn silk, . black lace man
VIA, brown CATERS, an imitation
,lonl,,n lace collar, q lava bracelet,
on. NV, '"' SUN ian
IA Upon coming into the Office,
,he o',er day, We asked the "desil"
~, rile Tor punctuation. SAID he,
u 500 up az long IS can hold my
breath, then pa, "a a comma, when !
sincere. s.lsn .nI IN. nv
sno,hsr Il. a. -.
per,oJu No ..snn, ly''
rules. a. ,am;,,hls n, ,,s.. 'sa .s 49,
", from ,be pablie' - '"'" ''"P'''''
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-30

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-30

IA Upon coming into the Office.
the otter day, we asked the "de,il"
his rule for punctuation. Said he,
I'll sol up as long IS I can hold nv
breath, then pa, N a comma, when !
sape, insert a -emicolon; When |
shesse, a colon and when | wan,
another chew Of tobacco. I insert a
period" We cannot withhold these
rules, 30 admirable for their slmplici.
~, from The public.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-30
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Who IL Mrs, WiuS!Ow (!

As this question is frequently asked, we
will simply say that she is lady. who, for
upwards of thirty years, has untiringly dcvot-
cd her time and Ia 'ents as a Female Physician
and nurse, principally among children. She
has especially studied the constitution and
wants of this numerous class, so generally
overlooked or carclcssly treated blythe faculty
in too many instances; and as a result, of this
effort and practical knovleJ,c. obtained !, q,
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Qrrerr, juno l
The Indian brings III cabin and loa .tccra &c
passengers; She also brings day later news
than thc.lIamnient .but the intelhs enee contains
little Of interest
On the 18th, the proceedings in tho House of
Lords were unimpoftaui. In the Commons the
debate upon the resolution proposing to eensuFe
the government WAS continued without cllcitin Z
anything of Importance, being confined to the
mere asking and answering Of questions.
commission granted 70 inquire into the
best means Of manning the navy.
The house adjourned TIL Thursday, W Wednesday
being the Derby day.
Mcssrs Mayor, Viskers Il Co, Of Sheffield an
Now York, have resumed payment ia luI
Lfest-By telegraph from London to Liverpool
"Wednesday noon. The Times city article reports
the funds quiet throughout Tuesday, under the
uncertainty in regard 10 tho Ministry.
Tao Bafy News reports tho market, less strong
than on the previous day and eon.os closed a
shade lower. Gold continues TO flow into the
l.ank of England ia considerable quantities. In
the Discount Market, choice bills were negotiated
at ~ per cent.
The Bomby Mail was expected to reach london
this evening.
The duchess of Orleans died at her residence,
near London, after brief illness the 18th inst,
aged 40.
IIostlitcs had bssn suspended between Iurkey
and Montenegro.
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CONVERSATIONAL.


AsHS6feN, May 81.
House.. a resolution providing for an evening
session was adopted,
Mr.. Houston of Texas, made an lneHootuoi At
tempt to have the Mexican 'r0tectorate resolution
taken up.
The resolution on tho subject Of British agres'
sions considered
Mr.. Toombs of Ga. repeated his remark ct Nat
urday, that he wanted the British ships taken.
Tho resolutions not worth the paper they are
written on.
MIR. Hammond of > &. disagreed WIN inc sen
ator from Georgia. He was not Wiling to he
tmugglcd into war by an amendment 10 an
amendment. If the British acts are leiugrtont,
let us throw, with all due solomnlty, the bloody
spear. If we mnst have war, let as declare war
after u di gniicd consideration. war with Eng
land will be the most nomcntous event that has
happened in the past three ccnturcs-, ,crhaps in
all time past. Perhaps hostilitcs with England
are, sooner later, ino.tablei bat when it
should come, he believed England would be rush
ing on hcr iatc. Lei Us avail ourselves 81 .io
ehance au.f'ed " 'hese resolutions 90 aE"'I
"n''' u NC forced upon US, an ~ ta'' WIZ" "''u
ever IL occurs VIII ehahse the Ics o' human III
fairs'
Mr.. or'ttonden ei hohtotNF also SPOKE IN con-
scrVatNc tome INVOKING I'M SENATE t' 40 N"i"i"-
rashiy, but t" proceed WITH i'im, determined, oui
cautious steps. Inc resolutions 81 the committee
on f"re'gn Atatr5 are sufficient 10 express ihc
sentiments al the American people and 1t would
be unworthy ct both great nations to indulge in
lnarreisome actions. Let England be informed
that we require reFttatlen. and if it be refused
We have then right t" stan orour own grounds.
lie agreed with Mr.. l9oinhs, that We cannot as
sent To discuss The right ri visitation or search.
IL would DO unworthy OF tins government t. enter
into any discussion on that subject. We have To
uea' with acts only, aud require Ln6lant ~ sa-
vow ana iorbear
Mr.. " iison OF Massachusetts, having recon-
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SERVED HIM RlGitr.-Simonds of st. Louis
who made and sold a Counterfeit of Aver
Cherry Peetofal, has been placed within the
narrow limits that should catch all scoundrcl-
imprisonment though it be for years. can
scarcely punish enough the hesrtless william,
Who could execute such an imposition upon
the sick. fae wicked rascal who for paltry
gain eoallthas trshe with the health and life
of his fellow man-take from his lips the cup
ofhepe While sinking, and substitute an utter
delusion and cheat, would faltcr at no crime
and should be spared no punishment. Some
Of his trash is still extant in the West and
purchasers should be wary of " HON they buy.
-Gazettc, Utica, n. Y.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

At Court of Probate holden Ellsworth within and for
the county of Hancock the 4th Wednesday of April
A. y. 1858
WILLIAM HOPKINS and Robert Hopkins Admiuistra
~ tors Of die estate Of Nim Coggins, late Of Snrry
IN sail County dereased-l presented their first ac-
count IF administration up al Deccased'J estate for
Probate
Ordered that the said Administrator give notice thereof
10 III persons interested by causing copy this order
be published in the Ellsworth American paper printed
in Ellsworth fourteen days before the next of Court
that they may appear at Probate Court to be held at
Dluelhi on the first Wednesday Of July next
at ten Of the clock in the forenoon shew cause any
they lave why the same should not be allowed.
PARK Err TUCK. judge
1913 true copy-Attcst, A. A BAnriErr Register
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CAUTION To THE PtBLlc,--I4nd"n Cotlial Gin,
Medicated Schnarps, Royal Schnap.is, DR.. Wool
Schnapps Aonzo Wolf SehnaMs.
Purchase no Gin put up in bottles under the
above brands, with labels claiming to possess med
ical properties. They are all common mixed Gin,
out up in imitation Of MY Genuine ''chnapps, for
tho purpose Of deceiy;ng the public.
UD0fPiIO WOLFE,
Sole manufacturer and only importer Of the
Genuine Schcdam Schnapps.
FOR SALE N BosTev uY
3 Richards & Sons S. aid -, state street !;
Edward Goldman 4 Co, 95 Stat street, Saml q
Cochran & Co, 80 Congress street; Weeks d Pot
ter, IA Washington stroet, seth Il Pecker, 20
Ella street; a l. Cutler, 43 India street; Wilson,
Fairbanks Co; Carter, Collaid Il Preston, Han
oy or and Portland SITS; Burr, Foster 6 Co. Corn
hill; Samuel Il Vim A brewer, 10 q % WASH
ington street; A Mansfield l51 Mir street;
3mois Is
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CCsroN TALoRISd.-J. w. Smith & Co.,
corncrof LIN street and Dock Square, Boston,
pay particular attention to getting up to order
every description of scntlcmon's garments
lroia the host materials, and ut the lowest pri-
eos Caa and see them when You go 10 Bos-
ton See advertisement in another column.
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LAUNCHED.

4. rf.y=r, VI q, 27a, May, from Wilson'S yard .re
sci4 afd tig os5itg iirea
s IIa=- 45# iHf.= Far-sH N.s l-fir,lt j from =
( t5i b. !. t=s fa5-.lH.7 i.r. it ~.rE. Iac at3
IA A.,a il4f,4F g-.ci.-I ..,. l.av., SIC ti.iuk.
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MARRIED.

tFf ~ st#s 7-'# l5y i,ey. II C F.trs Mr. Reuben d
ta7zf p Hz#zf#.l p W. Ann h,rutc NJ Trenton.
y t..i. st.J 90 Miss A..l,. BIZ. Is,
f...
==71 Mn i55h Daniel Il Donovan to Miss Olive
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Sheriff safe.

uANC0CR. ss.--Talsen Execution, and viii Ne sofi
IL at pIbTc AAeiio at tls Post Office Ia Ogilud
Monday the 2Sth day Of June mex, Ut ,sn o'clock In H.
orenool,i the right in equity shlcl colas ODeslr Las
Of reteetnug Che ie and buildings where he resides
Ia the Of Sarryle having been attached cd
the original writ N Waikiki Deputy Sheriff
Man u, 1855 3wfs
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STATE OF MAINE.
TREASURER's, OFFICE,

TREASrEER's OFFICE,
augusta, May 10, 1858.
IRON the following townships tracts of land not liable
to I've assessed many town, the following assessments
Tor county tax were made by the County Commissioners
Hancock County, the seventh and eighth days April
ISoS and certified to me by N. H. Sawyer, Treasurer Of
said County Of Ilancock. viz
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FOREIGN NEWS.

ARRIVAL OF STEAMER INDIAN, AT QUE
BEG
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To the Hon Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate within and

10 rc non FaFKcr TUCK, Judge oil Pr0batc, whln and
for the County of Hancock.
HUMBLY shews pelatiah Leach, Guardian of George
Leach, n non c0mp5s Of Pcnohscut in said County
That the said George interested In the following desert.
qed Read Estate situate In SAID P4Rohseot to wit part
Of lot No g. of the first range Of lots containing about q
acres also the sputeastery half OF lot No. % second
raeec Of lots containing 50 acres and that would be
f benefit Of said GEORGE that his said interest in said de-
ccasfs estate should be disposed Of and tie proceeds
ia reofput out and secured him interest," petit
toner therefore prdys that your Honor would grant him IL
ccnsc to dispose of the accordingly agreeaby to
law in such made and provided.
PELATIAI LEACH.
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TO THE CITE EMS 1P MAINE.
Woye's Celebrated Schicdan. A+5matic
Schnapps.

This medicinal beverage is manufactured by the
proprietor, at Schiedam, Holland expressly for
medicinal use, by a process peculiar to his own
Factory. It is the pure Tnoturc Of tho Italian
Juniper Berry, whose more sinuus extract is dis
titled and rcctcd with its spurious solvent, which
thus becomes concentrated tinclurc Of exquisite
flavor and aroma, altogether, trhnsccndont in its
cordial and medicinal properties to any alcoholic
stnuiant now mado in the world. 1t is now pre-
scribcd by more than 200 ph ysicans IN tho Uni
ted states, in cases of Gravel, Cout, Dropsy, and
Bladder and Kidney Complaints
Put up in Quart and Pint Bottles, in cases of
ono dozen qts., and of two dozen pts and for
sale by all the Druggists and Country Merchants;
UDeEplI0 EOLFR,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
DEPor 70 BEAvgr-&r., Now York.
Tho Proprietor takes the liberty of referring to
tho following Physicians in tho Eastern States,
who have used the Schnapps in their practice:
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] II PARTRIDGE, AGENT
Ellsworth, My, SIS i6ii
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Attest, A. a. BARTLETT, Register.
true copy Of the petition and order Of Court thereon
ALle.t 4. !. 4 ilsII.t-er k..ei.lnr.
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DIED..

ADiHs-on Sunday, Jan. 10 Adelne' wife 81 he'An -
Her ssd. ard III. friends o family v'oa 70 o.,end He5
fnersl from her late residence, No. q "est I~sh.y
erect, on Tuesday the l2h inst. 81 ). P NJ "''"'u
invitation. -, -
ADAR-In Brooklyn Cd Saturday Jsr Henry Adair in The
5Jtb year Of his
BARKERAt HuDtns;9n Long i'slS % Saturday ''l'
The relative, ard fend Of the isln az. County on
sI 'rI hn tsb n.t at p oeloct p The Ne Haven
returning Rave Rye al 6:32 p NJ ,
100 YEAR. The deceased was formerly from Lew" O'N'y
BEATTY-on Friday Jan. g. after lingering Ane''' John
Se Nh. sS t tS 1 1 s1o' c 1884, Is y
ca .1sH. as Fa. Twelfth street, on Friday, Jan John
cssry native County Wstmeah Ireland IL the SYN year
cRFAMER-. No 50 Thompson street, Saturday jan 9
Msry Dreamer, aged . yearsf2 months aud dayF
FULLER-AtNo Is Eighth sye1qe on Saturday jan WIN
james Fuller in the 3yh year Of his age
FLAGG-Iu Yonkers on Thursday morning, Jan. T. Susan
Wsnng infant daughter Of Ethan and julia Fsgs ssed year
and months 90
tANsHFIn this cy on Saturday Jan Of congestion Of the
mnss Grace wife Of Henry Hsnshe, aged o. yeaTs
TIE enq. o Di b ,nf e denes No 10 Wet Thirty
street (Taedsy) afternoon al 2oeocs without i1I
HARRINGTON-At his residence No A River street Newark
N J., Thomas Harrington, formerly Of Hollywood County
Wicklow, ireland
KETCHAM-On Sunday Jan. 10 at M Julia infant dsugh
Woodruff ara Ellen KeGham aged months and !. day.
The funeral servicef will BE- held Monday a. Nh AZ th'H
residence No 1856 RvingOn street Her remains vi" oe tsseh
10 Huntington, Long Island for interment on Tuesday
KNOX-On Friday evening Jan. g. the Rev John Knox D.
Senior Pastor Of the Collegiate Reformed Ouch Church N the
66th wear OF his - -,
The friends If family the Reverend the Cery and the TTus
tees Of the several Institutions aud Boards with which be was
connected requeted attend his funeral from is late resi-
denc, No 36 Fourth Tuesday the 18th inst,
AZ n o'clock The funeral services will BE- held Of the Middle
Dstch Church, on Lafayette place, al 8 O'Clock
KELLY-On Saturday Jan after lines ex Council
man Thomas Kelly, aged z6 years and days
KJNG-At No Roosevelt street, Saturday Jan ., az
O'Clock, Alfred II. King, aged % years.
MACDONALD Hoboken Friday morning. Jan g. Frederick
MACEDONIA the late Henry Msdons Of DaS street
Dublin in the 18th wear Of his
RAYMOND-on Sabbath morning, Jan. TO- hedad Raymond,
aged II wears and months. 80
The friends family respectfully invited 20 attend the
funeral No 234 West Thirtyscond street Tuesday al 10
o'clock The remains will be taken to Peekkil for inter-
Tnent.
ROOMEAt No l2O Perry street Friday Jan after short
and and illness, Maria LOna daughter Of George w
and Mary Roome aged years aud days
RAYMER-At No. 574 Broome street Friday jan. 8, Juliet
A. widow Of the late David w Rymer IN the 18th year OF her
THURNAUER-At No. 22l West Nineteenth street, Saturday
morning Jan g. after short illness Mrs Sophia Thunsuer
wife Of Mr. Charles O. ThuTnae ia the 2d of her
VOGT-In Brooklyn. Friday jan g. Edward Taylor, Of
the late Hcury Nog, In the 18th year OF his
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SECOND BOARD.
SAIIRnAY- La, Or !.

SAIlHDAl, JdE. Up. II.
The features OF the Stock market are much the same
to-day those of yesterday. With large activity
and some fluctuations, the tendency of the marke is
still strongly upward. The street exhibits stronger
speculative aspect than have noticed since the sus
pension of the banks, and it is less confined to the
regular street operators than d late. The pubic be.
Gin to exhibit interest in the street movement
| and the commission brokers have, within day or
two experienced moderate increase Of orders to bpy
In the Board the active operators are pearlv al
bulls as a short time since they were aearly al
bears. The speculative movement is strongly
developed in Missouri 6s of which about $3.50 900
were sold during the day. including parcel Of
sol 600 before the Board at 50. The market closed at
81 bid-an advance of Il = cent on Fridays prices,
These bonds have been ruling considerably below
other State Stocks in consequence Of the spprehen.
sions that the needs of the railroads TO which they
were issued would oversupply the market. This ap.
prehensOn being removed the attention of investors
and spectators has been strongly attracted TO them
The active movement in Missouris has favoraby al
iected other State Stocks, which are in demand a,
better rates. For Government 6s the quotation s l2
New-iork long 6s, ITO, &c. The aggregate of bond
SAFES during the day has exceeded $3.50 900. Nearly
TIE whole list of stocks shows some improvement.
Al inc second Board the market was active, al.
'housh little irregular. After the regular session
'heie was considerable disposition shown to buy. aud
prices improved, closing firm. Erie, 2Oi; Reading IS;
hock Island ~ y! Central mann. sc. In re.
gard to Central, there appears to be bu, little doubt
that Inc usual February dividend of 4, cent will be
paid The sale of the sjcCOOO of bonds is proceeding
satisfactorily Milwaukee and Mississippi has advanced
under the improving shape of their financial affairs
and La Crosse also continues to advance. Generally
the prospects of the market favor bull operations and
parties operating for Use feel great confidence that
the accumulation of capt. u at this point will continue
Tor some months yet, and IA yor their movements
10 Exchange there is noting Of importance doing
acd rates are as before quoted,
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Tia demand /. limited for wb.. BIT lie n.,s,s Il
6rmer o Spring With o,n,nn 6s a 10 & ~ S
pe., 80 sb Rcd soGbern 10 tor m 90 bl.h fair
White Do :; - ~ w ' sag 80 Slh VIE Kr,sy a.
VIZ ,i., Al ia 10 for STATE. pa y" Tor Western.
"a Sd az for Jersey Barley is 6Im ne i.sHee :ss q.
maud l. r; cs OF SO bush good 20 prime SS' -. -
& s9ois.n Y,w which declined, ad We "'if 81 40 'Ae'
inquiry i Init. .. If ' q, is ape. 81 pc1 D
HIPS .r quiet No transactions werc Hs@s to-day % our
HOPS are ins live 1t sase for common 10 god And n f
chin yF IN are still ihou. receipts. and c9n.eq emily
non ma a sales sc or Common and ~ - ioI Loop
LEATHER inactive a. lsgR p 20, V,o a. mo-.
MoLAssEs is 'l quiet we oaly heAI Of 'A'' O. 3" DOS
Ne" sToEEs-sp,s rupentlne animated tayet'
- c,sn, TO rel ond 70 the sdysnr' ani ne market,
80 rsrrsls nothig he's occurred Crd is hnn a: ~
h.. some PARTIES ssk money Common Kosa !. ~ ~.
tsss would b. The medium hne grades ar N ~
reeues: prices rule very 10" saes 81 ~ IN ois.,e
m.ps Z, STEADY mites; sales Of 30 bbis Wsshne'oA h'F
81 Is q bb mos interest added -. ,...,;o,,on,
oSTts sSp., ssd sum .Sd IN %oicre reg S
= gal Of co gals from erg.heEs Names ~ s.os Of
80 200 Es were m,de few days since % casa, oI
hi. rce generally refused ,.D o,sa BY as Yesterday
yery low one bels far below the views % sa s5
sde sperm quiet bat n o5 p gal ash oase "
limited demand and prices il SHADE IS rp on mi.
yne terms In Bank and Straits Cod, sales OF ~" s> ~
been msde At : IS sea ia . Dbl. cash. II, 80 18th
PRONISIONS-The inquiry for Pork J. es scuEe 20 80 49,
sses OF " Ss
sl5d IS 10 for Mess; %4 IS for old do tTge - -,
Clear So Is for Prime Beef !. IN nSdc,.ts - " ~"
and AID il heavy; 80 bbs AZ - 20 D ii
Prime spa 10 10 Mess 100 - for hspso -, AZ
ern Moss and sSQsli for extra do; Prime Mets soa
ssdS.4 Beet Hams firm sales on 30 DOS a. - ~
Bacon Inactive AZ Tidac Cut Meets are nes'y'
I56 hhds al 81 Qslc for and sac! for Shoulder
lower and more plenty ssos Of SO bbs q, Si6S ana
Toe Dressed and in moderate request a. 49,
Butter plenty and is heavy sales at II Is Tor ONO ~ ~
lsc for state Cheese Is s,labe 20 the trade az To- a. ~
RICE connuas dull heavy f30 IS a y io d. h'S
ssles rel made O know edge.
SUGARS rather heavy sales Of 100 hhds Cuo@ 4
WHISKY-The market is quite heavy, over ana lpS'.'ei
sales of 800 bbls at 2lc closing at the inside rate
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Arrived.

Ship Wild Pigeon Mayhem Caldera Oc 81 hides copper,
&c. John Randall Co. Nov Is, lat IS 81 s., lon n g.
signals with ship City Bernans B from London for
Calcutta 9Th lat n 81 S. Ion n rs exchanged signals with
bark Aacrty tB bound $. Dec lat % 50, lon - ST.
changed Signals with ship Jeremiah Oarnett (Br bound
lih lat 50 8. Ion. 80 a. exchanged signals with Dutch brig
steering 8 3s lat - So Ion. 81 49, spoke brig Julia f. Arey
Wlmn for Martinique Jan. 2 lat 81 ST. lon SO TO-
spoke bark Ayarao from Roctand tor New Orleans days
3D. lat 81 ~ lon 70 81 exchanged signals with ship and three
rnestsd sohr, steering 3.
Bark Penguin, Wheeler Annoy Aug o. left Anier Oct r.
and St. Helena Dec l. a. A. Low & Bros Sept, a. la
Ceebes Sea Cope Doda bearing 80 miles Chicago
(of Boston, from Manila Anjier 2d for London Get 2
81 Ion 20 IS e. spoke ship Ataants from Calcutta for Boston,
Dec s. John Andrews jumped overheard and drowned
Mr. Andrews formerly second officer Of the whaling
"Pee' Of NewLondon, landed st. Helena
vessel and on board the Penguin by the American Consul
that port
sehr Fred Howell Lsrawsy Port Prnce 10 days logwood
and honey Young 0erdes Co.. vessel 10 Mora navarro
Had heavy weather N, Of Haterss split sails sprung bboom
carried head sud started knshthad Dec o. Castle
Island bearing g. e. distant 10 miles spoke bark Lucy Fran
els tof BrooEsyile) from Mobile for ST. Jago.
Schr. VIM L. Burroughs Is mased) Jencks Savannah days
ndse. 10 Durham DmOn. Had heavy weather.
Steamer Westcheste Clark Providence, ID hourf with md.s
10 Isaac OdeL
BELoW-Bhs Koloa Long, II days from Pot a Pdnce
by pilot boat David Mitchell, No. 5.
Araso Lines, Iiayre and Southampton
Star Of the South Lyon and Atana eager Savannah Coam
ba Berry, Charleston, Jamestown Parrish, Norfolk DC.
WlND-At sunrise, N =. sunset S. W. with snow during
the morning and rain at evening.
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Observation-Disclosures, Parrish, Norfolk, Ludlsn Pless
ant. Columbia Berry Charleston, spoford HsstoD Co
ShpsW sb.h, PlIinon, Havana C. C. DuncaH; Belle Amer
lea. SAWYER, Mobile HarbecS 4 Go.
Bark-N. II. CASTOR Maxwell Barbados, Bishop Bros.
Brgs-Mysic Fish, St. Marks, Smalwood Earle Co. T..
Drummond Chapman, Aspnwall Panama Railroad Coz FIRE.
doua LORE Mayssuez G. f.. Peters Wheaton, Staples.
Sayenla, Brett Son CO.. Isaiah (Br Fitzpatrick ", John.
n. B., ID. X. DeWOle
sehooners-Hany Msybee Tgtle St Thomas and market,
McCresdy Mott Co. Garland Br Wilson, Halifax, ". g.,
H. g. Donovan; Norfolk Packet Beden ApslachicoIs r. Post
Manhessett Blake, Charleston, Scranton TRllm0n.
Steanen-Atasnts eager Charleston, III. b. Cromwe Jack
son, Baker, Baltimore, H. b. Cromwell.