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The ORA wings % the Sussex County and
Consolidated IDsasry q Delaware
sCE. BRoADBENTs 4 co.,

The Drawings % the Sussex County and
Consolidated Iotsry of Delaware
FRANCE. BROADBEHT3 4 co.
HAkA0ERS.
Tnr Legsssure q the state Of Delaware u IL Last ssou
twenty the opderssDed Comniss0uers appointed
by the Of said State 10 supernand The drawings
SAID lottery DO hereby certify thai folovng are hs san
bers drawn This day.
BUssxx CoUKrr-CLAss 90i, NovExsxs Ii. lisa
88. 7, II, O., n. 81, At, 10, 1, So, SO, 10, Sc.
CONSOLIDATED LorrxRr-cLAss l6S. Nor u, 1850
6, 20, A, %, 8, IT, 20, 40, 4, SO, 81, IS, A, 49,
Witness hapds = Wnnhsson. De ,hla day Cwednss.
day., November f6, 1854
JOHN DALE,
JOHN y. wiLKEH, {Commisssouerx
ALFRED B. WOOfTEH
FkANoE. BhOADtkETs 4 CO.,
Wimingtnn, Del
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Cristndoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees the best in the world Wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied; No. Astor House.
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Williamson Bros. Photographs, Cameo
types Daguerreotypes &C. SC, 249 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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supreme Court-spccfal Term.
Before Hon 1udoa IN. ,,i.a

O~"e Oourt-SPccfnl Term.
Before Hon Judge Davies.
NATEnoouAL TROUBLES IN THE EMPIRE CITY.
Nov. 16-Tfaere were six decisions on the bulletin of
@ court coaArming tho reports Of referees in granting
divorces In sse the ladies' were the complaining
partss and In one the gsnsleman was the wronged and
injured Individual There several more on tho taps
judge Davies rcxed from the bench early hour
being somewhat inasposed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-17

Pnralyzcd and Dcf0rmed Limbs sue
cessfuiy treated by Dr. j. r. MANN lS West Thirty
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Have You the Time! j. MacduR, No. III
Wall selling Gold and Silver Watches for half price
for this week
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Wheeler g. Wilson's Sewing Machines,
o0loe Cos Broadway, New York.
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as Cent DaguerreOtypes and Dollar
Photographs first originated holmes Gallery where they
perfected and taken by thousands 35 Broadway
Hospital
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safes Isl Broadway Of Murray
street, New York.
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Trusscs OF Every DcscriPt5on Tor Permn-
nent retention Of Rupture Bathing Trusse, Supporters
Braces Suspensory Baoosges SILK stocktnss
Caps Apklets and all Surgical appliances scientifically
~
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Deafness Cured.-Read Hartley ON Die
OF the Ear Forwarded receipt Of
ei Fourteenth street, New York opposite the Academy
N,eC
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Barry's Tric0pherOus IL the Best and
cbeepest article for dresapg Identifying cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair. LADIES' try Sold by all
dr.
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OF somethr rich and something new.
Something great and Something grand
The only beauty in the land;
Some thing that will make you sigh,
Something that you all mug, buy
An aryseiG ,1ins asysNvs pays -
Is WHITES great Hat for the Holidays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-17

Defiance Sa1amander Safes-With Pa
tent locks and bars Aso burglar
proof paror safes Depot IS Murray street. of College
place Formerly 1872 Pearl street,
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e. Goodwin & Brothers. Patent

In the highest OF perfection before attained
serves al the aroma and retains the moist rich full favor
which produces that delightfully."- soothing highly
appreciated by those who know what good tobacco
Mandatory, Nos 207 and and 209 Water street. N Y.
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rs Cent Miniatures, 50 Cent Daguerre0-
types and 81 photographs taken daily a the HOLMES gallery
69l Broadway.
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English Cricketers.-An Imperial Pho
tograph q The IAN England Eleven" now exhibition At
BRADY'S Gallery 643 Broadway OF Blocker street.
also fine sereoscopc view Of the cricket ground with
playing. Copies of the sereoscopic view for SALE
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u v. HAUGHwOUT 4 CO.,
II. lss 40 and ia Broadway
Coree Of Broome street. IT. y
would cab tbs attention Of parties about refurufsA ~
bonses and the public generally their extsnsive and es
saaSrtment Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
comprising China Glassware Gas Futures SILVER ard Plo
Ware Mirrors Cutlery Clocks Br ,nzes Parian 6tataagy
Vases and fancy gods Of every description. Having
cent bu In Europe they continually receiving nu
their the latest choicest novelties Of The Ens
French German markets-
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legs old nc The Of disorders exists
the bleed and easily remeded by these famous Medicines
The Ointment imburs the old with life whilst the
Pills renovse The blood cleanse The sscreons and
and vigor TO the constitution.
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from $50
Broadway GAS broadway Blocker street. Photo
graphs Dagusrreotypes and Ambrosypes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-17

a BeAWtffWI COmpIcNfOn.-Iatrdss Bloom
of Youth Liquid Pearl is the best article in existence
bean and preserving the complexion and skin fs
dernl effects may be tried gratis LAIRDS ades
hairdressng establishment 439 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-17

Millions of Bottles Of Mrs. yV7nslOw,s
Soothing SyrDp rsed the Omitted
children teeihng, with failing success
ediate and certain. Only z5c. q bottle.
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Eatcnelor,s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees he The world SURPRISING made Sold and 40.
pied a; Tie manufactory, 2a3 broadway.
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yard at the time was looking out of the window; she
struck him twice and the boy threw up his hands his
head and commenced crying. Here juryman DIR. Tap
pan remarked that parents had different ways of
ing children, some whipped with rod, others struck
with their hands, while some whipped with pan, Wit
ness did not speak with Russell; did know him.
saw Mrs Russell strike the child but once.
Here the jury adjourned until ten O'Clock this morning
The following is list OF the Jurors James N. Smyth
Foreman; 7. +. Kirby, DIR. j. s. Raborg, DR.. Tappan
John T. Angel, Benz Sutton, T. Gibson, Geo Lewis
James Schryock, Wm Brown, John Root, Wm. Carroll.
Yesterday morning Coroner Sparkn held an inquest
on the body of which found the dock at Du-
gans wharf Itproved to be that of sailor named VIM
Fowler, and as there evidence to impcate any
in causing his death the jury rendered verdict OF
accidental drowning"
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that the parties should be tried together He disclamed
in making his remarks when he first spoke to the motion
OF auding i'll personal manner to Mr. Whyte That gen
teman had misunderstood him. he had not the least in
tenton of doing and wished that gentleman to under
stand him.
Mr. Whyte said he was satisfied that Mr. Cuttings in
tended nothing personal.
The counsel for the State and the defence having
cluded their arguments Judge Price said that it
question OF important character and he would there
fore examine the authorities during the night and de
liver his opinion this morning.
Mrs Parsons plead guilty selling liquor on Sunday
She fined $40 and COSTS Judge Price remarked tina
he could the ladies for breaking the laws
her notice that for the offence the fine
be S10O
The Court then adjourned until this morning at 90
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Sbipping smttlliaenee.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, Jan. 3

ARRIVED
Steamshp hi pkeTsnurg fs from New York
Cape Henry bark Ella Virginia Focke, hence Rio de
Steamer Commerce, eager 7ohours from savanna-mdse
to T H. Belt Jr Reports of False Cape, Baltimore built
beating in aud OF Smiths Point ship anchor probably
the StaT hlag before reported below from Ca!lao
Schr May Queen Iay or, from Boston-ish to W htdge
Steamer Henry l.. Gaw Her, from Philadelpha-mdse to
j. a. Shriyer
Steamer Parkersburg, Powell New York-A C Hall
Steaaer henry l. CAV ler philadelphia. A. Shrver
Son.
Brig Handy, Handy Sagua La Grande-Kirkland Chase
Brig Ocean Traveller, Sargent Cenfuegos Kirkland Chase
Schr Hamlet, Wade, Jacksonville, e7,Heslen Rogers
sclr Zeplam2i lyes Edenton-Elizabeth City and Ply
Schr Naiad Queen, iuse, New Bedford-s Phillips Co
Se'f D. H. 'rsy' Turner, EAinEb HGGf15k-master
Brig Ocean Traveller Sal gent, Cienfuegos
Brig Handy, Handy, sagda la Grane in seamtug
,schr D X Avery, Turner, Norfolk, in tow of seamtug
Tigress
ship Washington Booth, Prescud, discharpng at Val
Ship r NJ Mills sturgis cleared at Charleston Both ut
Bark Julia Cobb Ross, from Rio de Janero, arrived at
schr Rescue Bacon, sailed River 29h ult for
Schr Grace Garder, Paine, cleared Boston 3st u for
Schr brilliant Cook from Baltimore to Boston, lost over
board I'D Mr. Owens, of Baltimore, second mate The B had
letter to Cen John s Tyler Of Boston, from Alfred Wass
Esq agent of underwriters dated Valparaiso Nov H. states
that the bark Isabella C. Jones' Woodbu, Baltimore had
been arrested on claim for alleged damages by collision
with Br ship Gladiator that bonds given answer
the claim and the bark had sailed for Tongoy for
Batmore The C. had sustained damage TO the
$500 by the collision.
Brig Noe Shelley, from this port, ST. Johns on the
22d of Nov.
EASTERN PORTS
M Roanoke anS orok % br Tnm rT aoF Kng
January Arr steamship Patapsco Charleston bark
Ann Eliza Richmond Mary Jane, Frederick sburg Express
Eirg ini Fox, do; Ida, Bridgeon, y j. Democrat East
port; John Roe, Providence W. D. Mangum Taunton; Wn
B Bowen, Providence; NJ. A. Predmore New Haven; L. A.
PHILADELPHIA. January 3-Arr steamships Delaware.
New York; City of Richmond, Richmond; schrs, A. Ham
mond Boston, James Nelson, Taunton, Mass Mary, Black
burn Del CID brig G. b. Allen, Whining ton, Del schr
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These rates have not only been maintained but are
fused for floating cargoes, and the consumption
the increase and that stocks fall off in the leading Euro
pean markets. the geaeral impression is that prices will
i'll Spring above those current to-day The only sale
afioat this month point out is of 236 Baskets per
Johann Lange' at the parity of November.
TOBACCO has been favored by a regular demand in
American descriptions above good ordinary at fully
maintained prices whilst the lower grades have been
elected The sales since last circular up S12
hhds Maryland IL 55s packages Java in Amsterdam
sol hhds Maryland 81 ditto Virginia, and 522 packages
Java here Java realized from 20 TO SIS in Amster
DAM and from Is to los cts here; fine wrapper descrip
ons brought from 70 to los cts ordinary wrapper 40
90 cts, filling 25 to 35 cts and ordinary from Is 20
cts, which plainly shows that the finer qualities main
tain their value firmly $500 packages will offered
the hammer in Amsterdam tomorrow, which will, we
have doubt, bring the same prices
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WORCESTER, Jan. "A two story brick engine
house in this city was blown up so thoroughly yes
erday afternoon, with all its contents that not one
brick remains upon mother. A fire had been made
in the engine house the night before, and it is sup
posed that the gas, which had been smelling strong
on the premises for day or two, had communicated
from the main pipe to the cellar, and when il
reached the room where the explosion occurred
completely shattered the building to atoms The
large school house, not twenty feet distant had its
windows on every side almost entirely blown in
and the building itself was otherwise seriously in
jured All the neighboring houses suffered in the
same way; brick, stones and refuse generally few
in every direction. The conclusion was percept
CONSERVATION. The damage will probably be al
least SIC 600
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ADJUSTMENTS,

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE-Owing to dsappo int
ment in the arrival of horses ''Buck Bison or Baby
Blanche of the Prare, was not given last night 1t IS
announced for to night.
FRONT STREET CIRcUs.-A. Aymar, the trick clown, F.
sylvester the Trapeze performer, and Snyder the
ter of circle, will take jont benefit tonight Nese
Sanderson the celebrated negro clown, will make his
appearance this season. and the entire company will
engaged in the performance
INDIA PANoRAMA.-This painting is drawing large au-
diences. 1t will be exhibition every night this week
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-04

MODERN ENrERPRIsE.-To enable our readers to
appreciate the magnitude of modern projects, we
have prepared review, necessarily incomplete, of
the vast works on which the labor and capital of
the men of to-day are being expended or are
about soon to be expended. Although they en-
brace only works that are familiar to our readers
and do not extend to any of those projects that are
being considered carried in those quarters OF
the world that are outside of the ordinary range
our influence and observation their estimated cost
amounts in the aggregate to less than seven hun
dred and seventy millions of dollars. The follow
ing are the works or projects that have special
ly referred to:
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The demand for slaves exceeds anything we ever
before witnessed in this city At several large sales
professional traders present, every other man
seemed anxious to purchase two for his own
use. The prices given are enormous. From twelve
to fifteen hundred dollars for men, and from a
thousand to thirteen hundred for women, are the
limits in which we have known negroes sold in the
last few days.-CharlohesuN Va Adpocate.
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Meeting of Anriculturo,ists

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The meeting of Agricul-
turalists called by the Commissioner of Patents
assembled at the Patent Office to-day. They
ganized by electing Marshal p. Wilder, Esq, as
President, and Benz. Perley Poore, as Secretary
More than twenty States and Territories were rep
resented by from forty to fifty Delegates. larger
representation is expected tomorrow. The meet
ing adopted for its title the "Advisng Board of Az
rculturalists nj 10 Patent OHioa
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CoidMBIA, 5. c., january 3.-The body of Allen
f. Eli, of the firm of Durrie & Allen, Beekman
street, New York, was recovered yesterday from
the water into which the cars We're thrown c. j.
NJ. Dickson, of England is missing. His effects
have been found in the creek
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ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 3.-The Mexican mail, with dates
from Santa Fe to the 18th ut., has arrived. The
Navaos making full restoration for their recent
depredations in order to secure peace. The roads
were very bad, the being to a considerable
depth, and heavily drifted.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-04

The Hebrew Benevolent Society of Charleston,
s. c., have presented magnificent Bagster Bible
During the prevalence of the yellow fever in
Charleston, an Israete and his wife died by the
epidemic, leaving small infant, which was taken
charge of by Mrs. Bonnel during the sickness of
the family without regard to the probability of in
fection. The presentation was recognition of Mrs.
BonnelPs kindness and courage.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-04

A correspondent of the Providence Journal has
been spending some pleasant evenings at st. Paul,
Mimi, in the house ''of grandson of a British
major who fell at the battle of Bunker Hill, and
received in the battle of Lundy's Lane The gen
teman himself has been adopted into the bosom of
our body polite; and by his well applied energy
has done much to adorn the city of his residence.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-04

Sivori, who made highly successful musical
tour of the United States about twelve years ago,
has, after living in privacy for some years, Just
made his temperance in public at Turin. The
musical critics exhaust the euogistic vocabulary in
describing his performances, and some assert that
he is superior even to Paganini, whose bizarre
positions he performs with finish equal to that of
the great violin king himself.
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Panama Railroad Bonds.......-........... 80 al
The Times of saturday. the shares of the Illinois Cen
tra and New York Central rspecyey have advanced, and
quotes sales of Illinois &Sd3 Illinois Is at ST. Michigan
Sinking Fund S6k New York Central rs 49, eX-dvidend
do shares 5SI Erie shares l6l9.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
MONDAY January 3, 1859.
5000 Bait. 6's, Co SIX $1,000 B.&OR bis '75 S3l4
500 g '73, fat SIX $50 shs N.CRR. boo az
400 y l3..gk % " .2lA
5000 S691R 100 " ..2l3
2UO d 40 XXX BIDS. 100 1" boo 2IlI
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The SLAYER Wanderer,
Excitement in Troy, New York-TwO Dissect
cd Rod lfeSE IannI

Troy, n. Y, January Quite an excitement
prevailed here this evening, in consequence of the
discovery of two dead bodies, in partially dissect-
ed condition. in house on Congress street.
A crowd of several hundred persons gathered in
the vicinity and threatened to tear the house down.
Finally collins procured and the bodies taken
away, and after the complete cutting of the room
in which they had been found, the excitement was
somewhat alavad
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, January There was
meeting of the merchants at the Corn Exchange this
morning but there but little business transacted In
Breadsufs there is change. About loo bushels Clio
yerseed sold at S555Sl4 per GA lbs and 125 bags from
second hands at 5756. No sales of Timothy or Flax
seed. Whskey meets limited inquiry Sales of Penn
syvana barrels at 24H cts; Ohio do. at 25G25H cts
hhds. at "a cts; and drudge at % cts.
In accordance with usual CUSTOM says the Price
Current we have made up the stock of Flour Rye Flour
Corn Mea and Wheat at the close of the year hands
Of the Commission Houses, Forwarders and Millers-
FLOlr Whe1k Corn MenL II ELonlr
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Total deficit, Si5 SIg q
The half yearly dividends, payable to-day New York
and actually provided for estimated
H of which $300000 will be from the ulTreasury
count of the Public Debt of the United States
At meeting of the Board of Directors of the Penn
syvania Railroad Company, the following resolution
adopted:
ReS0ed, That in order to furnish greater facilities for
the sporation of freight the Canal the Pennsylvan
Railroad Company will increase the capacity Of the Canal
from the Junction, Duncans Island Columbia
give uniform depth of five feet of throughout and
that the Resident Engineer he and he is hereby
submit estimate of the of increasing length
locks to boats of 100 feet in length that portion of the
Canal
LONDON MONEY MARKET-Money was in active,
demand Conso for account, cast Bar Silver Isd;
Dollars 5s Id Eagles 16s 3D. The bullion Bank
England had increased f24SO00.
LONDON, Saturday T. M-Consols 967sG197 account
AMERICAN STOCKS-The market for American stocks
was quiet Messrs. Barring Il Brothers quote
L. s 6s of 1867 1868 O3l<IO2 do IS a5: Mass SIS
l09aQ3k Maryland IS 97 Penna 81 do bonds, 1877
s6s7h Illinois Central shares 30 discount do bonds
81 Pennsylvania Central 6s. first mortgage, 92619i
Messrs. Bell Co report average business in State
Stocks unaltercd prices American Railroad Secuses
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WEST FLORIDA ANNEXATION TO ALABAMA-The
West Florida journals are strongly advocating the
annexation of their section of country to Alabama
The matter has gone far that Alabama has ap-
pointed Mr.. G. 7. Yelverton to negotiate, as he
will either by purchase or cession, for the
tion West Florida has several reasons for this
movement, but the chief is that the railroad sys-
TEN may be extended without restraint, as now i'm
posed by East Florida, which has a preponderance
of power in the Legislature.
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fire in Boston was S3,664, 1926. The insurance
amounted to S2,2l2,242 making loss over the
insurance of 81 ,452,6S In the ten years the De-
partment has been called out to alarms of fires, l47
times. During the year past, ending September l.,
there were l26 fires. From these $500, ,657 of pro-
perty was destroyed, of which the unusually large
amount of S3l6 207 was insured
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-04

FROM JAMAICA-By the arrival of the British
steamer Cleator, we have the Kingston (Jamaica)
Journal to Dec. 49, There is no news of Importance
The botanic gardens at Bath had been DESTROYED by
food, and the heavy rains in November had done
considerable injury to property, and caused some
loss of life, without, however, damaging the crops
The Governor had in a message to the Legislature
again suggested the Importance of mail communi-
cation with the United States. correspondence
on the subject is published.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-04

A gentleman arrived in New Y ork, ON the steamer
"lllinos," from California, on Wednesday last, and
put up at the ''St Nicholas Hotels On the after
noon of the day he drew So, 900 from a bank
in Wall street, and has not been seen or heard of
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Acquitted on the Charge of Murder

BosToN, Jan. 3.-The schooner Secor, of Burk s.
Vile, for Portsmouth, Virginia, was wrecked at
Cuttyhunk, on Friday. The crew saved.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-04

The Deseret News, of the oath of November, con-
tains an account of riot in Great Salt Lake CITY,
between the police and party of breakers in
which one or more officers of the U. S. Army were
injured DR.. Covey, U. s. A., received ball from
q pistol.
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SSI5xs SCHOONER w "A. HAAfILL AT AUCTION
sssssz=S On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18th, at O'Clock,
r NJ at the Merchants Exchange Rooms South Gay street,
we shall sell by public auction the schooner W. A. HAMILI
one year old length M feet breadth 20 feet depth of hold
" ieet 262 tons register carries about $50 dead
craving about feet water Built at Egg Harbor,
d. OF the best materials, and fastened in very supero
Term Terms at sale F. W. BENNETT 4 CO., Aucts