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HAwKs.-We have several times heard the
remark that hawks were more numerous in
this section than usual this season. Do they
migrate? and in fiocks? The Fredericksburg
(Va.) Herald reports that farmer of SpOtt-
sylvania county had his attention arrested the
other day by a very large y7oct Of hd,oks NOV
ing Southwark; he estimated their number at
two hundred! An old gentleman of the same
county remarked that about % years ago, he
observed a similar emigratng flock of hawks,
and supposed they were moving on account
of the scarcity of food.-C0Iumbus Eng.
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A You've LADY's DESCRIPTION OF A STORM
AT SEA.-The sun went down like ball of
dull fire, in the midst of smearing clouds OF
red-currant jam. The wind began to whistle
worse than any of the lowest orders of society
in a shilling gallery. Every wave was sud
denly as big and high as Primrose Hill. The
cords of the ship snapped like bad stay-laces.
No best Genoa velvet was ever blacker than
the armament, and not even the voice of the
ladies calling for the stewardess were heard
above the orchestral crashing of the elements.
[JeTrold.
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"
IL OWN b under the neeessity Of 80 -
selling oct tie eutlFe stock by De TE=4< ~
cember next These In need of
RANGES. STOVES 81 all sorts and >SN
sizes CRATES. ScAIES. MANrE1S, 2
KETTLES. ScuTT1ES, TN WARE, HOLLOW WAKE.
and rANE LIONS. can nov insest their money 10
great advantage These indebted % = a o. are
minded thar 4 - mnch cheaper 10 settle with the
Tsustss than with a. efiesr, and respectfully re-
qaessed y call al Stewart ousns cid stand No. II
Market street. oetl-dANa
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GRAND CONCERT.

On Thursday Evening. October 9TH.
nhHE Choir of the Free Church of the Advent. aid
L ed by number of other Musicians amateur and
professional intend giving Grand Vocal and Instru
mental Concert at Odd Fellows' Hall. The proceeds
are to be applied to the purchase Organ for their
Church.
Tickets 81 90 For further particulars see bills Of
the day. uGBsN oct9-Iv
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HATS AND CAPS.

r AN receiving direct from the Msnufae,orics all
TIE latest styles az Fan and Winter Hats and CAPS
for Men. Boys and ehierepr wtar ecf sstinr IN rart
% rie best Cashmere, SAIL FnF Hats 81 All ,aItes
Boys Cisth and 6aEod CAPS. Also, a large lot 4
arn'-, koys' aud thlldren's yeftne AMI Wscl Hats
which WI Ia sssid On reassnaele tcrrss for Cash
Panrtuai d-alei At os 50 90 corner az College
ana nf,sawsysey b. 4 CUTTER.
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'Eho has not Heard of Berhave,s
Holland Bitters?

Simple in its composition, pleasant TO the taste, and
truly wonderful in its effect, its popularity cannot be
wondered ut. To invaids Just recovering strength,
it is invaluable: exercising that soothing influence
over the nervous system, and impartng that health
and tone to the stomach longed for by the
descent. DAILY Enterprise.
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ooURrsHfP AND NATRInoSY, by Robert Morris.
ssThere i chapter 10 u any persaa win reAa but
whzi the uaan woman, chi4 an say, they are
TIE better zfteF reAding and Fsaecting thereof -
JoEx GkIes.
DOCTOR THORSE. BY A rrollops-
TIE TWO SISTERS, BY Ars soushwertA.
GEORGE MELVILLE, an American Novel
BRANDON; Of, A Hundred Years Ago.
ThE cooFzRs; %, eettng Unasr Way
TRENCH on hBiK REVISION.
ya<s received BY CHARLES W SMITH
s~psie-u Bo4x
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see- We regret TO learn, says the Cookville
Times, of the Fad, that the hog cholera is pre-
vsiling 10 this couaiy TO some extent, some
six miles west of this place.
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lleru Qualifications.
The Works of Charles Lamb.

W 7. BERRY CO. have just received few sets
of Mr.. MoxoN's beautiful edition of THE WORKS
OF CHARLES LAME, complete in Four Volumes
CONTENTS:
l. The Letters Of Charles Lamb, with a sketch of
his Life. By Sir 7. v Talfourd.
2. Final Memorials OF Charles Lamb; consisting
chiefly of his Letters not before published with
sketches of some of his companions. BY Talfourd
3. The Essays of Ella.
4. Rosamund Gray; Recollections of Christ's Hos
pital, Poems, &c.
W. T. B. co. have also just received
HAYDN's DICTIONARY OF DATES. vol, svo.
VESTIGES OF THE NATURAL HISTORY OF CRE-
ALTON vol, s vo., edition.
TAYLoR's PHYSICAL. THEORY OF ANOTHER LIFE.
/ vol.
MEMOIRS OF THE EARLY ITALIAN PAINTERS
by Mrs. Jameson. Numerous Illustrations
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF ART-by Ruskin.
HANDBOOK OF PAINTING. l vol. l2vo.
LIVES AND WORKS OF MICHAEL ANGELO AND
Observation-Disclosures with fifteen highly finished
Engravings
FLAXMAN's COMPoSITToNS-Th Iliad aud odys-
ssy of Homer, Dante, Hesiod, &c. sept2e-tr
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LEATHER BETTING

o 000 fEEf ON hand from 70 u inches wide
OsOOO Al extra loo e LACE LEATHER To All
q Swhch nvife theatientlon q ali II want OF above
artelss, shch wln b sold low for cash al Nos SO &
50 corner Of College and Broadway, by
oet2-g n r. CT I4FR.
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ME ~ no y W =

JACOB ABBoTT's HISTORY, in sets of 60 and rs
Vols, beautifully illustrated
C0URTSHIP AND MATRIMONY an excellent Nov
ell, by Robert Norris Esq, editor of the Philadelphia
Inquirer.
A NEW WORK, by Mrs. SOuthworth, called THE
TWO SISTERS.
Reynolds's Latest work, complete in one volume
THE .PERA DANCER; or, the Mysteries of London
Life.
To the Sons and Daughters of Erin, Charles Lever
respectfully offers his New Work, DAVENPORT
DUNN"
just received by F. HAGAN,
oct7-H Marketand Union SITS.
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MURRAY,s HAND-BOoKs.

MURRAY,S HAND-BOOKS.
HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS on THE CONT
NENT.
HANDBOOK FOR FRANCE.
HANDBOOK FOR ITALY.
HANDBOOK FOR SPAIN.
HANDBOOK FOR SWITZERLAND.
HANDBOOK FOR BELGIUM AND THE RHINE.
HAND BOOK FOR GERMANY.
HAND BOOK FOR LONDON.
HANDBOOK FOR IRELAND.
HAND BOOK OF CHURCH AND STATE.
GALIGNANI'S NEW PARIS GUIDE
GUIDE TO THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND.
For sale by
sept27 W. 7. BERRY & co. Public Square.
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Masonic hooks.


divers Historical landmarks,
Anderson's Constitutions Of 1918.
calcou's Dispositions;
HARNESSES do,
Divers History of Free Masonry;
do. do. of Initatops;
PrestOnis Illustrations AZ Masonry;
Divers symbol Of Glory:
ste~art's Free Mason Manual;
Crosses Masonic Chart;
do. Templers Chart;
do. Tenplers Chart TO the 3sD;
MAeSey's Book OF the Chapter:
do. Masoaic Lexicon;
webbs Free MEsons' Monitor:
Days's do. do. DO;
Maeoys True Masonic Guide;
Moore's Ancient Charges;
TannehilPs PoEtfolso-compicte:
For sale by john YORK 4 co.
oct5-tf
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l1ew Aopertis
IIOtS in NEcssaNOck.

T HAVE fer sale privately, 25 lots in McGavock,
Il situated on Jefferson, Madison, Fillmore Avenue,
Florence, Albert Avenue, HendershOu and James
stree s, which | will sell at great bargai These
Lots among some of the most beautiful in that ad-
dition, and TO those Of small means wanting cheap
homes, is their chance. For particulars call on
L. K. GLASCUCK,
oct7-tf Agent.
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- -.
. uuUlHu-NMIrM
Amnsements.
CRXSP'S GAXEVY.

INOt RIH NIGHT of the citizens most distinguished
Il fayorite Mr.. J. E. MURDOCH who will appear in
his great character Of EVELYN. Mrs. W. H CRISP
as LADY FRANKLIN.
Thursday Evening, October 9TH, g. So.
VIII be presented Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer's Com
edy OF MONEY. Alfred Evelyn, Mr. J. z. MURDOCH.
Overture by the Orchestra- To conclude with the
laughable Farce of THE WINDMILL.
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fall Rafes.
NEMPWNS COVRSF

w Ia N u N Nv
rTrHE Races the Memphis Course will comrnenc
on TUESDAY, october 18th, 1858, and continu
FIVE DAYS.
FIRST DAY, TuEspKY October Ie.-The "wsIEEK
STAKE, - for three ols, $500 entrance: $50 for
felt. Mile heats; three more TO fill the stake: IN
Club tn add $500, provided the is run: TO name
and close on the rst day Of August, 1855 Security
will he required for rfe forfeit in the above stake
SAME DAY.-Jockey Club Purse 5000. Three mile
heats.
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY. October 20-Jockev
Club Purse $500. Mile heart, three in five
SANE DAy.-Sweetsstake for Two year Odds. 5000 en-
trance: $50 forfeit. Dash OF mile three or more
20 Ill the stake-noE three entries Security will he
required Tor the forfeit.
THIRD DAY, Thu KsIAT. Octol g 81 The ssH,RPyR
STAKE, for three wear otis. Two mile heats. $500
entrance SiO0foreit three more 10 an the stake.
the Club TO add $500, provided the race Is run.
name and close on lst day OF August, 1855 Securit
will he required for the forfeit
FOURTH DAY. FRrnAy, October 2g-Jockey Gin
Purse $40. Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, SATURDAY, October 23.-Jockey Gin
Purse 81 GOA. -Four mile heats
re- "Walk OVER the above Course entities
horse IN the fun amount az Jockey Club PURSES
IT ? All entries, with forfeies secured must ne d.
rccted to
WE T. ROUNpTREE. PRorrr1oe.
Je"u-td Nemphis renn
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Mi5leltanrOns.
CAUTION TO THE PURIIC

After several years experiment in the rnanur,rtrrs
OF GIN, fortunately succeeded in the year lsas in
making discovery in its manufacture by yybic, u
was deprived of its acid and uilammatory pronertrs
and rendered perfectly pure
sly manufacture is at Schcdam, Holland Anrr
several months reflection what title 10 give II in
troduced it 10 the American public under the t.tre NJ
" Wolte's scheidam Aromatic sehnapps "
Schcidam Is the name Of the place IN Holland ,lor,
the, Gm Is manufactured; ''aromatcv derives i,s
naue from the ItlliIn Juniper berry with which II -
Favored; and the word "Schnappsu is the German
for drink-cogue, dram-Wolfe's S,heidafn arop,ati,
uiIhN' NO sooner had my Sclnapps been introduced
70 the American public, and received with spprob,.
ton, than the liquor mixers Of New York Ros,,r
and Philadelphia started in pursuit with their mixed
and poisonous stun, under various names In scr.r-
al instances my labels have been 50 perfectly im,t-
ed, with only the addition Of a few letters "a pled
technical avoidance OF the law and SO carerprly mr.,
pared as % impose on careless purchasers. under
siard large quantity has been purchased by th,,
merchants Of New Orleans on account of the cbc,u
ness Of the stuff. Two Dollars per dozen for the
Quarts and One Dollar and Ten Cents dozen for tho
flntS' being the wholesale price IN New York Il 4
nothing but American Whisky Favored with the on
Of Juniper, and reduced thirty per cent below proof
merchant who participates indirectly ia the fraud
by selling the spurious article is much an Offend
er as the principal, who planned The imposition
hop" every respectable citizcn who values Tie
health Of the community In which he lives Will aid
me in ferreting out and exposing the interruptions
merchant who. Tor the sake of a few cents will nun
IN jeopardy the lives Of the community in which bo
hives Such men should be nailed TO the piIory Of
public eNccraton.
CD0LPHO WOLFE,
sorE IMPORTER, Nos. IS, 20 and - Beaver ST.,
INV YORK.
The following respectable firms ia New urlvaus
sell the GENrTNE SCfNArrs-
r. J. HART & CO Wholesale Grccrrs.
EATON X HENDERSON
GOot RTt'H h co.
\. u. GRiFFF 4 co,
". l.. ALLEN n CO,
". FLOCK X CD.,
JOIN T. MOORE 4 co
JOS SJ. Y MARKS
DI~COR X SIAfNfS
HALL KEMP n CD
p. ". 'OELER, Brindirs. Wines Sc.
W'NNElL & BAliIEFF commission Wcrrh.nts
Join WRIGHT 60, Wholesale Drurgi-rs.
- % WOODMAN
THOMPSON X BARNES Gr,,cers
g. fHtUHER- Gro."rh's, Wines and Liquors.
GEO. {. WIFE 4 60.
KAlSfENDEIK Il 90,
HOLMES x SPENCER.
W. l. LaNfER :, %, New Orleans.
w. A. VOlIIrlE Il CO.,
oCl-jmdSNin2dp
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lola M0NTEzs LECTURES;
do. Go. ART or BEAUTY;
For sale BY JOHN YORK CO.
octs-1
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REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
o. NOEL D. H. BAIIEY g. A. g. NOEL
S. A. G.. NOEL & CO.,
SUCCESSORS To NOEL & co..
Who'll T. : ALE GROCERS
No. Market street,
(NExr DOOR To b. LANIER A COZ

HAVING associated with us in business, Mr.. ID. III.
IL BAILEY, Formerly o. the house of Nichol,
Green & Bailey } and removed from the corner Of
College and Church streets to the above elegant
large new building, we will be prepared to
friends aud customers with more promptness than
heretofore. Our stock of Groceries and Bar Stores
will be at all times complete, and will be sold the
most satisfactory terms. oct7-tf
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Cooley FOR OCTOBER.
GonEY's IADY's BOOK. Tor October, the mos
beautfsi number Of the season. jus, received by
y. HAGAN
sePtlh-u Market street.
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CDOLPHO WOLFE,

sorE IMPORTER, Nos IS, 20 and - Beaver st.,
INV YORK
The following respectable firms ia New Orleans
he'll the (;r,Nr-TNF StF,Ntyys-
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FOR THE LADIES.

IEsLIE's NaGAnSEASD AzTTTE OF FASHION.
for October. Jast received Aad Tor sale BY
y uAGAN.
seE<2a-u Market AMI unlOR streets.
Graham's Magazine,
L>o2 October, JEst received b. 50 ~e
Il serr2O II v. HAGAS !.
The Washington union., 1858-03-27
Leave Deerield Friday al 10 a m,
Arrive ut Fort Recovery by 6p 10;
- ID. A.s...J.o af

Leave Deethed Friday a, 10 m,
Arrive at Fort Recovery by 6pm,
Leave Fort Recovery Saturday st 6s IN;
Arrive at Dserheld by pm.
1859 From Deer6slJ, by Ridgsvlle, Emmettvlle, Fair
View, and Albany. to Granville 20 miles and
back, once week. .ffl ia
Leave Dscrield Tuesday al & nj ~ ~ tsst-sf
Atrps Al GrsHyde by IL N; .t N an. af "
Leave Granville Tuesday At y m,
Arrive @f Dser6sld BY 7pm. t. 4a.
rroposoIs 10 commence al Union City will 10 cousid
cred. ~ y 4. u, -
Isa7O From Uniou Ciy, BY Mar. Hal. and Jordan. To
Fort Recovery, (Ohio.) 70 miIS. and back, t~iee
a week ,.st ~. 4
Leave Union City Thursday at 8sn,, I. errr}
Arrive At Fort Recovery by lars .,,v-soI ,,r..
Leave Fot Recovery q 2 ~ saiy,s,ss, 4 10 s,r1t
ASissss& kpioR City, hx 1Pp,s s,i.l ~ s.s-.is,s
ia27i FESWy SsFapp to FNpersslis,. ~ uifs and
back, 0I1cs : week. -, II - e,t,-. y. = i.ss
Leays NJ Eernsp Saturday ct Pmyf i,t7 aslg
ATri-s spt Fsfa4pvilb W 3ppi i.G leirslr
Leave FsE9srsyile sst9rdsy At - pm, ,.tt.A.lI
Arrive st MI vsnqn by a ~. .s4 ,4tt
Proposals to end at New Hsr~ony will be con-
suefed a. l. aet~ a ssEa 10 Hssa y
The Washington union., 1858-03-27
MICHIGAN.

(Ezan.ssfsas4fsAy hsSfass ssd issrsetOns annezsd)
1851 From Detroit by D.ssoa vis. Wsy ns. Doash Ply
mouth, Ypsilsnh, 6ciss A~a Arbos, Dexser, Ohei-
sss. Sylvan, Franosoeviie, 0ssss Lake, Lsor,is,
Jackson, Bsssys eale' 0aaoa. Albion, Ms,eo-
30, Marshall, Cerssos Dsass t;setk, shssIsuton,
slisissbssg. s0opasA. kAsnssoss OshtsmS, MIST.
,AssAss2-A~tod, DsssluE DoSseAs Niles, Bu-
ychsaan. 4)ayton, lGsiisa, Tt<es 0ahA New But
sGia, lAAicAisAn city, Npi.) sad lake ststi6n 10
Ohiags; QA) as34 miles ssd tssk, twice daily,
except Sunday. -i'a
nod ~ the
The Washington union., 1858-03-27


week. st = " s.4 UtIt esss-
Leave Mapisce Thursday at 6 a m; lf - ssst.i
Arrive at Grand Traverse next Sa aurjay by p ms
sf. Leave Grand Traverse Monday OF . IN, 4 81 ,}
Arrive al Msustee next Wednesday by pm.
1883 Frem Traverse City, by Glen Habor and Leland,
to Northport, 60 miles and back, onco in two
weeks lsa "a reit
Leave Traverse City evory other Mnndsy at n m;
Arrive at Neuhpos. next WeAnesday by pm;
Leave Northport every other Thursday at a m,
~ Arrive al Traverse City next Saturday by p H.
1854 From Traverse City. ~ White .Wacr. Stephens
Cbarlevoix. and Little Tsavsrses 10 Duncan, 100
miles and bach, in Two weeks.
Leave Traverse City every other Monday at 0 a IN;
Arrive at Duncan next Friday by o p m;
Leave Duncan every other Saturday ii . M
Arrive at Traverse City next Friday BY pm.
l25aa From Grand Rapids, BY TAlnslss, Lsmon' East-
naansvis, gOuswa Csnres Cseekssy Cssek, Nor
tonyills, anl NM Point, 10 Grand Haven, 36 miles
and back, three times week.
Leave Grand Rapids Tossdsy. Tharsday. and satur-
Jay am; t@gt NJ sffi.l aait y - 81.
Arrive at Grand Haven BY p mn ~ a uatog aYst
Leave Grand Haven Moaday. Wednesday. and Fri
Arrive at Grand Rspids BY 8 m. ,,,q = as,s
Proposals for six times week service invited.
1886 From Grand Rapids by GraaJvie. Gsorsssown, and
AlIendaIe, to Grand Haven. 3s miles and back,
af a week. I. VI ,, &
Leave Grand Rapids Wsdaeslsy al m, ssb.l
Arrive at Gr rapd Haven by Bp m, esf .a
Leave Grand Hsyen Thsrslay at 6 m;
Arrive Al Grand Rapids by spm, Eaa5sa..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

H., ,,s.dv, sale. ofo bbs at sl+ 0esls So Bacon 10
NOR stiys but mainly arrives me siS' are go boses Md
dies for delivery prior 10 the .t Of Ap 81 t1e for Long
plld 81 Tor Short and so boxes short CAr s Lard
- 60 N "a I demand: sales Of as bb,s and cs Il a.
On, Meats arr shade hgrr ard in fair demand sIes Of 10
Ihd and ,cs a. u ds.c for Hans and odo tor Shoulders
Hos in fair at doic btrf N sood ts-
msnd a. ldIr for Ohio and lSq nc for State Ch.e'e SIN
nolerAte request nj bd8tc
RiCF The market firm and there continues fair nqdTy;
holders Of prime sskns &C. higher prices sales Of l." i'
sTGARSThere has no, been much done and prices IT,
CHANGED Of 2 hhds New Orleans 5a6!c Refined are
easier and qu,t -, ,..t.
firm with sales ~ bis bags AZ 8. de Timothy Seed
IN limited rsquest AZ ~ 20 y bush. Rough Flax Seed
in limited =, quest a. I'll ~ T. s. 10 . a.,
sKINS-Ne do Learn OF further 'ransactons N ny
branch beyond the ale Of co Western shePsin 500
SPCESWe hear of sales Of 80 bags Pimento Sc 10 bags
PepVer q 8ls, cash. . ,,,x.A.
trade and we notice activity in oolonss prices
.ngs from Sc and upwaId for Annoy descriptions ard tou
a. IN 7ir for Foo-ChoNF2o qualities; the tine qualities OF
nongs are mostly from FooChowFoo The internal wars
NH nrsyr during the early pckng bocksded the transit.
rom the Tea districts Foo Chow 30 and Quite, tound
for thg sccumus,g stock In Amoya port Of export rom
whence SUPPLIES Rave this year oe iAe'o
grades Young Hysons AZ isir prices
TOBACCO-Kentucky continues IN uoders'e aemsna %
sdy prices an auction sale Of 100 hhds 10 announced ior
"Wednesday Foreign Leaf scye and prices are eAssr
60 hhds Kentucky at II doc: III oaS s - Cssso.
Side S6 Seedesf private terms oi' oaAe'
at '9s and 50 Florida a, l5d21c .,,,, D. ur.,.
TIN-Bock Tin is quiet but firm; sales o. l sos -
made 24c cash. Plates still In limited request ga
tat ;rsr sections from hands and those from dealers 40
hardly guide 20 70 the market. ,,,. -. 60.
TALLoW-The supply is moderate, snd holders are n,n
sales of l5Oo0 n Prime City a, lOdlOsc housh rst IN H
cemsT at &c. cash. a, -. L.
WIlisKYEThc demand Is more active, and the market 10
fIIacI the sales so bbls. a, p d9llc.
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Arrived.

Bark CsIa Windsor McEwen Aux Cages Jan coffee aid
logWood Beclcr SO
spoke schr Josephine hence, bound ).
Bark Liberty new Of Porland) Wood, Portland days hay 20
Bari Henry Trowbndge (of New Haven't Auser Antigua IS
bound
schr Robert Caldwell Hudson Charleston days. cotton lc
10 Met ready, Mott Co.
schr Eclipse, Hutchens Baltimore days rosewood, cocoa
nuts, 6c., 20 master.
scb oriana Tue Richmond days -four c. II. Pieson
Go.
schr. Caroline Knight Wilcox, Lubc days, fish, &c.. 20
Smith Boyntou.
schr Kate Brigham 3lnested) Norton Savannah 10 days.
cotton, &C., 10 Durham Dinon.
schr Richmond James Richmond days, -four, &C., TO H.
Pierson Co.
schr. Erie Chamberlain, Boston days mdse to J. Nick
shr Adeia Kelly new Kelly Connecticut River, ballast
shr. Rmqgold Lockwood with wine nuts &C. from bark
May C. Dyer, ashore al Blgnegat, 10 Peck Church
schr Norma Merritt, with wine aud from bark Mary C.
Dyer, ashore ~ Beruegat, 20 Peck 4 Church
Sch b. Drnnmond, Fox, rndse the Of chip Cs,s
BroOkman, ashore at Squan. TO Bird q Nelson.
SchT Edward Stale, Boylis, Norfolk for Providence.
Schr VIM. y. Her.ey, Strput, Delaware, grain.
Schr Superior. RObiIson ROcklaBd days, lime.
SchT Lucy Ames Badger, Rockand days, lime.
schr o. II. Booth Burger, Virginia days four
Scbr. Director Watch, Virginia days oysters
Shr Harvest, Lawrence New Bedford, ballast master.
Schr Prince boo Tipp Marblehead days fish - master
Steamer Pelican Adrlc Providence IS hours ndie to Issss
Odcl.
Steamer Bostn scew, Philadelphia % hours, und.e 20 F.
Perkins
SAILED-BaIk Mgry Louisa Jones Mobile
From Qlarantine-Slip Carous Nasnas Taylor, Cs.@o>
Withholding the day, ". y. F..
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DIED.

BROWFR-In Wliemsburrh, Thursday, Jan. q Seorse
Washington Of Wm y. and Sarah BToweT aged year.
months and IL days.
CLARKE-In this city, Thursday evening, Jan. 2l Helen
Russell, youngest daughter OF Edwn a. and Heen n SsEhe
aged months and n days.
The remains will be taken 10 Greenfield, Mass
DICKINSON--S Pcmoni, Tuesday, Jan. 10,
Cornelius Dickinson NJ. D., aged "a years
FLEET-M Oyster Bay Lorg Island Wednesday jar 20
Daniel Fleet, aged n years
FISH-On FRIDAY Oct 80 1857 board the ship Husar bound
10 New York then In tie river Shenghae thins Juie
f. Maitland aged years wife OF DE- NJ W. Fish Of Shanghai
HUMFS-n New York Thursday jar. 2 William C'lhoun
son VIM and Margaret Hune aged years and II days
JENKINS-At No 2Wile street. Thursday, JAZZ. a. site
lingering Illness Elizabeth jenkins aged Il years aud
months.
KFLLY-At No 7 Greenwich street, on Tharsl,y JAN D.
Sash wife of Charles Kelly in the 18Th of hcrese
LINSLEY-At Greenwich Conn Wednesday Jan. ~, Mrs
Phebe Henderson Linsley, aged X years.
LEE-At No 62 Water street "Wednesday, Jan ~ Of
sumption, Thomas Lee, in the 2st year Of his age
MEEHAN-In Brooklyn, Fky Jan. @ after lingering Ills
ness of consumption. Thomas +. Meehsn aged % ycaEs
formerly OF the City OF Limerick Ireland
The funeral will take place on Sunday heN a. O'Clock p H.
from hs residence No "a Fourth place between Clinton
and Henry The remains twill be taken 10 Calvary
Cemetery ioI inteTmtnt
MERRITT-On Thursday Jan. A. a, his residence Troy
n. Y, Jacob u. Merritt, aged 20 years
NERRiTT-A No 81! BowcIy Thursday Jan 2l M ira
Merit, aged 81 yeers
SMTH-4t No m First s>enue on Thursday Jan a. Of con-
SUMPTION Mary wife OF MUCH Smith, native o County C9vau
Ireland, IN the 9th year Of her age.
THORN-ln this city, Thursday morning Jan a. Wn. H.
Thorn.
WATsON-A No IS James Thursday, Jan. Oscar
H. Watson, aged H. years aud 8 months.
WFYER-At No 81 Governor street Thursday. Jan. a.
consumption Emma Frances WeyeF aged year. moIihsd