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The hydraulic press., 1860-09-15
Che Audranlie gress.

SELF ExERTIoN.-The life of man can, in
its true sense, consist only ia constant ac-
tive exertion, not only of the body, but of
the mental faculties. He is a stranger to
happiness who passes his days in inactivity.
That man can alone possess true Joy, who
deyotes his lime and energies to one great
aim, and strives with all the power be can
command TO attain the fulfllment of his
wishes Every man has a ruling motive,
which shapes his course through life. Every
one, while contemplating the future, has his
ideal which is likely to influence his whole
course. Some seek for pleasure. Others
wealth, Others renown, in all their various
forms, rs adapted to the powers and circum-
stances of the aspirants. An eligible posi-
ton, honor and influence; a reputation for
learning and greatness, practically have a
wide sway. But when We follow the track
of those who become eminent without hay-
ing the vantage ground of instruction from
which to start, we are proGd of humanity.
There is scarcely anything more gratifying
to the mind than the well-written life of q
person whose intellectual struggles through
every difficulty arising frota want OF iRstruc-
ton, want ofbooks, example and patronage,
and who, Notwithstanding all these impedi-
ments, continues to advance until he trium-
phantly emerges into notice. To such, art
surrenders some of her choicest secrets
From the lowest ranks of life, they start
forth. They break all the shachles of igno-
rance. The repulsive frown of the envious
cannot dauht them. The fears of the timor-
Gus they do not listen to- Determined to
excel, they do excel. Their native energies
urge them forward, in their honorable ca
reer, till success, more or less complete,
crowns their glowing ardor.
The hydraulic press., 1860-09-15
SAN JUAN THEATER.

TJIfIS BUILDING. situated prominently ON Main
street. has lately been rented by the subscribers
hanosom. ly fitted up for Dramatic exhibitions
Concerts and Lectures The seats will comfortably ac.
commodate large audience.
The attention of Managers and Agents is
invited to the above.
ENGMAN 4 PEARSON.
The hydraulic press., 1860-09-15
Valuable Mines for Sale.

UVHE understgneA 80 - sell one.
u half Of the claims kn016 = the San Joaquin
claims, at Birchville. Johnac1s KiT or any part
thereof, to suit purchasers kso the entire set of
claims on San Juan Hill, known as the Smith Brown
Claims. adjoining the Eureka and Golden Gate. and
will sell them low. For particulars, enquire OF
WINHAM BRO.
North Gan Juan, Sept. g: 1850 II
The hydraulic press., 1860-09-15

has discovered that the number OF grams IN
bnshel of wheat, weighing sixty pounds, is
upward ofsix hundred and thirty-nine thou
send
The hydraulic press., 1860-09-15
JOB PRINTING.

Having lately received abundant supply of paper,
cards &C., are prepared to do printing of all kinds
q good style aud at fair prices Work must be paid
for on delivery. Orders addressed Hydraulic Press
San Juan, Will receive prumptstterticn.
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PERSONAL.

-Geuir Smith isvery ,ocb ;mnroved in All ,espects
but il not yet fully tored 10 health and the doctor
has prohibited from receiving visitors. and from
siyng pers na attention TO hs correspondence. tits
bopeo nat bis numerous friends viii acknowledge the
propriety and necessity Of the injunction under which
his physician has plased him, and act in accordance
with il. We sent to him, at his request, the files OF
The TRIBUNE for month and half past, which will
be read to him sufficiently to post him in the movement
Of the world for that period
Senator Douglas was reported sick on Thursday.
He may yet be obliged to go South.
Robert Bonner, the proprietor of The Ner- York
Ledger, we understand, is seriously i'll.
We learn that the distinguished comedian, William
f. Burton IL lying very i'll at bis house in this city
Bis disease is of the heart and has reached point
where the worst fears entertained of The result.
Senator Mason appeared in his seat on Wednesday
clad in Virginia homespun, while Southern member
Of the other House sported suit Of "direct impora-
ton"
The Rome Sentinel states that Cornelius Wood Of
New-York, who committed the outrage upon Mr..
Stryker at the Democratic State Convention in SYRIA
cuse in September last has been indicted by the Grand
Jury of 0nOndapa Comfy and was last week arrested
by Officer Phillips. He gave bail 70 appear ON Monday
next at the 0nondsga Court of Sessions.
Col Colt Of Hartford gave great sleigh-ride to
the children of the Colt Armory Sunday-School on
Wednesday. They were over hundred in number,
and all piled into mammoth Sleigh built for the pur-
pose, deeked with evergeeDs and banners and drawn
by fifteen mules, tandem The rate of speed was not
rapid, but he children enjoyed il vastly, and were the
observed Of all observers. After the ride they parook
of an entertainment at the Colones resider CO.
DIR. G. Redman, a spiritual medium Of this city,
has been travelling South, exhibiting bis powers in
summoDiDe the gbosts Of the departed lie got as far
do IN as NJ, D,gomeIy, Alabama, where, il we credit
the account he gives in bis letter to 1he SP"anas
Telegraph Of this week, be and bis associate, Mr. Ian
sing made great stir. He says:
TIE circles have been composed Of the elite OF the city and
country including many clermen members Of the Legislature
(now IN session. with fs proportion Of the more undeVeoped
portion community So has been the excitement tina
he more conservative ehuIehgoe sent petition to the
Legislature asking their Inference IN Tc bill, I'm
poejpe fine of fly doals per diem public spihtmedums
framed and presented the body Dr. Mabury aud
subsequently by motion Of Mr. Cihera the In
creased 10 five bundled dollars per days the b passed the
House hike whlwiDd aud the rules suspended 10 send
directly 10 the Senate where also passed without thought
The only negative votes those from members who had
attended our circles"
Joseph Hall, a former resident OF Camden, Maine,
md for some time an officer In the CusOmiiouse Ut
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THE ARTIS rs ASSOCIATION
FIRST RECEPTION FOR THE SEASON.

FIRST RECEPTION tTJR THE SEASON.
There was brilliant gathering of the elite of the
city last night at DodwoTths Hall, in Broadway, on
the occasion of the first Artists Reception" for the
season. 1t is three years since these most interesting
conyersaziones were instituted and their occurrence is
sure of bringing together the very creme de la creme
of metropolitan society. The hub OF the universe
might look on with envy at the clustered celeb
rites and worthless who meet here on these
artistic reunions, to do homage TO art. Wealth.
beauty, fashion, intellect, and learning, all
mingle on these occasions a common level,
and forget therein speciates in discussing the merits
of the works of art which are exhibited for their
exclusive admiration. The occasion, TO be sure, s not
in the least degree favorable to any such purpose, for
the crowd is great to permit to stop long enough
before any part .uar work and give it close exami
nation, and the gas lights in Dodworths Hall have
way Of burning dim when their aid is most needed.
Some two thousand people, wbite-gloved, eIinolined
and perfamed present last night and very
lovely show they made, apart from the pictures
AS took the precaution to go early, before the
tide of visitors wss at the food we had good oppor
tupity Of seeing the works Of ar; the walls, Of
which there were some lis, and most Of them, of
superior ORDER The younger arsts were represented
in greatest force Durand had one small 1ndscape OF
a size unusual for him, apd Gray two very highly to-
shed miniatures in oil, one of them a symbocal rep
resehtaiion of Truth, of very remarkable character
Harrington had two email subjects, and Hicks but
One-s small, highly finished crsyon portrait of gen.
tltman. r. NJ. Staieg, who has heretofore exhibited
only miniatures, was represented by exquisite
crsyon drawings and oil painting coast scene of
great beauty. Sbattuck made niche for himself, in
which he placed twelve Of his highly finished little
transcripts from nature Geo. Hail. too had collection
of bis exquisitely finished studies of still life-as
fruits and flowers are called. Caaer'y made peoples
mouth water by pears and applesi he also had
hayiDg scene. Elminger bad two three fine little
pictures in the style Of the modern French school, and
e. johnson bad highly fnisbed little canvas repre-
fenting well dressed lady kneeling at Prize Dieu.
Oerel, Gignoux, William Hart, e. W. Nichols, Hays,
j. III. Hart Hubbard, Clifford, DIX, A. w. Warren,
Blauvelt, sontag, Houghton, Bellows, W. o. Stone,
Colmap, Greene, Wotherspoon, NJ. Waterman, Loop
J. Williamson, and LAZARUS were represented bv
characteristic pictures. There were two ver
l%i pfon'e "or'r1. marble, by L, Tborps puuil
of Palmer's, and bas relief by Jenn Gott.
There are to be two more receptions" by the Az.
sociation during the season.
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mctt uuealthy season Of the year, and even 70 tne
natlyss three of us have bad touches OF the
but are all now ouie we . have never has Say
pness since my return We find, too, tnat 30 M 4, !;
Europeans being unable to work in hot ciinate,
the want Of work that kills them Ihe @ -,
know that 80 long az they moving aoou, tIy -.
10Y good health, but let them settle do n anc
day and drink brandy tben-not wcrd az @ ,hs
I;",a 7 ON Ac DAVID LIVINGSTONE.
The thanks Of the Society were voted 70 III. LIVES
stone and his future correspondence was reques.so
Mr. FoLsos stated that they had with tnem ;n,e
traveller who had advanced quite as FAR INTO t9e Ia
ror of the continent DIR. Livingstone nc n"e
brought 70 this country geological specimens
before He had consented 70 give some xocouus " @
discoveries, aud he had the pleasure Oh 'n'i0ua0is
him. %, ,. 10
Ar. Du CHAII1u was received with applause. ne
gave connected account of bis wandeilngs ID Aircts
tracing them out a very large map. 1. wss
iney interesting and be was frequently h1errup'ouO
applause. s..,..,, x,ers vo,o, 70 M. On
Chailu and copy was requested Tor the archives VI
In snswer 10 questions n. DU CBAILLu stated tnae
he travelled magician and hsd never eaS SI e the sea-
shore He stated that the female gorilla was sny, uu
the old males would show fight. They Dyeo III ,9e e
dsyk forest and the natives were AFRAID OF mem. e
hunted them day after day and soon as the monster
saw him. he turned and came at him, beating ms
chest IL rounded like the beating OF drum; he
waited until the gorias came near enough ana 'nen
shot them. They died very easily. ApplaIse,l Mr..
Du Cbau gave some account also o. the nscnego; nc
tie small Iat to the large hippopoamus. He brought
lack large number of birds in tie bippoopotamus
which hif friends called his strong box He had heard
the goris's roar mile of, and the beanng OF nls
chest mile off, gorilla had torn one of his negroes
and killed him with single blow. He exhibited the
skull of gorilla, and bell given him as chief OF
village, made Of native iron, which, he said, was
worth great many slaves.
Mr.. FOLSOM stated that he had visited Mr.. Du
Cbaillu's collection in Broadway, between Bleecker
and Houston streets.
The Society then adjourned to refreshments.
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bsps. sou erp Flour in Hed demand Int With strs.
Ss . ss,' r. apsn ss. s and
s775rt the het rredes Rye ponT in fair demand ssd Is
VINE :, e. 70 B"eswbss. Flour 10 rood fsqass. NO e
MI FIsa ne quite du Sut holders are Indifferent sellers
GRAIN~ibe inquiry for Wheat more active, and tss
he, g bster ,bc ssmsns mainly fer export bat 70 per- ,.r
he .sle. ar; are soc bush sesS Red 81 20
White DO 81 81 4s, 1880 bush choice Milwaukee Cluost
~ ~ Is .s.S Sp1 81 500 ssP S",S ao
bush Red Winter reported in store priyste terms Bosy
w ss sn nd o State and Rye ss
the views q buysr. DO, nominal sSste Con e ss
Pew Yellow Jsr,sy ssassc Sr White snS yellow soaiks,n
''f IL hs 20 ~ 9aSi sss sales Of
csbeo % 'ysrase g a: mos: ..sesins bed and -ss
NOS, md 1.o dry PTa on Pfvais terms:
blythe inquiry moderaiei Tor shipping 81 ~
IRoN-rbe mats. ',il quiet. bat prices workmanship,
LE4TBER-Bemlock ss.sdy with moderate sales OAK 10
SoLAssFs- The trade is du1 price. have not changed
bat most bolasr. are 6rms her sss r.spscns pes.,
yhsh tend. ss s. sale. q Hsv e Ssa - 40
&C. ,rud. sii Ssi ard oo|'s: In Price Csg@,p az In
s,@ @Ts5 is; S zoo % ss ssi.s *
he'd 81 g. The sy and @sdia@ sd,: srs ts more no, "
% S fsIS .e i o 81 Ss' o. s.a
OILS continue extremely quiet but there Is no dsposien1
press sales unless at full previous rates Linseed sells slowly
5iNaac. -
Pt @.,ist 1,ss sss and a. !. NIB
3, :, y, \ the . ss m s.ti s. re p sS
The ,ses are bb Prime Mess private terms resf "a
1o 9s.,s rslSs. 80 10; Rspsslss ss I'd
PRIME e. rs:: Ses. sJss sssf
Bsns ere steady sses Of 25 bb +ls0s 20 for wss1r.
Pscon Quiet Il stdec Ribbed Cut Meats re IN fair de-
nsnd and Of 287 bhds and tea At iof
sbonSes ana sales OF $50 bbls at 0o
ard /, 10 fair demand with free arrivals prices f-yor ne
bnvsr the inany 10 mainly the home trade; sales Of Z8
bb. ard tea At GOic Dressed Hog. are 10 fair request d
mole plenty Of esd7e Butter In fair demand and unsf
i4a22c. sse choice do. at 14c and sGlSc sor oo'
Cheese IA sslesble at e3diic.
RicF Is quist sales Of l2s ties at 90 s7lsstasYloo
sUGARS-Tbe bsde a. very moderate sales OF s3z hnn
Cuba al 5dT,c; Is hhda NewOeans al &c. and $50 boIes
Havana on privse terms The sole Of 900 bsss Msnit E
poted Yesterday In disputes the difference 10 very M
fling and will perhaps be settled In few days BY suction M
sEEDs-Tbe demand for Clover seed IL hnitsd sas5s
the latter for very choice Timothy Seed qniet
y bush Rough Fs1 Seed quiet at 81 so@*i % oash Of
IS ID. ~, -. =
TEGs-Tbs mste very ouiet prices are generally
TALLOWA limited demand for the home usoe' sAiossi
9eOn n prime O. l0ic.. cash. -
wHIsKY-Tbe market is firm, with fair demands 'aes@
ECO bbls. II 2eld2Tc.
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CIsc1s~Arr jan 6-HoGs In good demand e ~ pproes
Sc 1896 IS. MEss PoRK IN fair demand ct ~ bof.
MEATS 6id8lc GRExs HANS advanced to &c SSsh qa~s
AT rs 30d a5 40. WHEAT FIRM Corn trn
CHARIEsToy JAM today ls9 naes; ssss
vance of idic., chiefly on 6ne qualities
Arersrl sfoTTosaass to day, 100 bales at an ID
vance at lc.. Chiefly on fine q, sltes. 40
NoBnE Jan s-COTTop-Ssles to day 90 bales With more
buyers than sellers at advance Of u mddng 1ioc
Ktw.ORIEAss 5-Co1Tox-saies to-day, 10 500 bsles
sitter qnotsby unchanged prices Sus1R steady p
5,c for fsir 10 fully fair Mess PoHK firmly held at $.
FRgIsHTs Of Cotton 10 Liverpool leS2d.
SAVANNAH. jan 5CorroS; sales to-day Las saes; pess
Receipts last 12se bales receipts ahead OF last year
~ 500 bales stock Savannah IS 500 bsles EXCHANGE On
London q az p cent.
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THURSDAY. Jan. 5--P. ,

THURSDAY, Jan. 5--P. NJ
There was a large bushes, at the Stock Exchange
this morning. and, although some descriptions were
lower the market bad appearance OF settling down
upon stronger points of resistance Cash stock came
out freely bat was taken readily than for several
days. while, at the same time, unusually large differ
ences were paid buyers options. The shorts have
undoubtedly been buying in to considerable extent
and have been the best customers for cash stock The
most decided decline at the First Board was In Fan
ana which sold down 10 1851, although slightly better
at the close The sales of NewYork Central, Gaena,
and Rock Island were very large and IN each there
was frmer feeling at the lowest points touched. AT
the Second Board smart rally took place, and IN the
leading stocks prices about cent higher, but
after the regular session portion of the buoyancy was
lost and prices closed triAe lower The last quota
tons were Virginia &c, 9oI 9s0i Missouri IS, 1870
79i; Cumberland Coal 10! ol3i Pacific Mail, 1910
15i; New-Yorb Central Railroad, 73i 973l; Erie Rail
road sa8i; Hudson River Railroad, Ol1fOl; aar-
lem Railroad 81 o9; Harlem Railroad Preferred 80
33I; Reading Railroad, Al oils Michigan Central
Railroad, 37Ie37I; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad, 6la6i; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Guaranteed, l6lal6l Panama Rail
road 1861 1851; Illinois Central Railroad, 5l esd
Gslena and Chicago Railroad, 63i 963li Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad l0s al9i; Chicago and Rock Isl
snd Railroad, 6lI06lii Illinois Central rs, ISL Ss5s
There is no important change in foreign bis, but the
market continues heavy. Bankers ask lO9 for ster-
ling Firstclass bank bills have sold at lOSi. Com.
mercial signatures are lOs alOsl, and document bills
l07 alC7l. Francs 522l d5.HI
FIeigbts-To Liverpool, 200 tes Beef, Oh private
terms; 10000 bush. Wheat a, Sd. IN bulk; 10 tuhs o.
II gOs uo Ioudc Rigaa ~,
Naplef per steamer, COO bales Cotton at ic. To lre
men, lC0 bbs. Apples 300 bbr Rosin, 300 cases To-
bacco and 200 bales Cotton, on private terms. The
big Frederick $50 tuns TO Antwerp for about $4,000.
yefse of 200 luns, to north ide Cuba and back at
Acc. for Sugar and 50 for Molasses.
The business of the Snb-Treyury was; Receipts,
$3.50 40 77-for Customs, slls,O00i Payments $780,.
75f q; Balance, E,5o6, 1873 ~. The depotit on
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smoutIps IN the asreesse 10 The net fo
the last fiscal ix times the amount OF the annual
g these honda, go.
The msnsgcs propose extend them for period Of tweuy
years the holders retaining the bonds and the security Of no
mortgages the precise condition In which they are now held
Fresh sheets for the interest payable hall yearly WIN
be Issued .,
bonus ofio per cent win he given to the holders In cond
ration OF their asserting TO the extension. 80
bis bonus will be- raid the bearers Of the bonds
their signing receipt and presenting their respective bonds
al the Office Of the Company or agents for ndorsenen
Forms Of receipt and Endorsement viii be furnished on sp
picston."
The bonds of this Company proposed to be extended
for enty years. are now worth in the market 93
per cent interest off, With the bonus Of 10 per cent
offered by the Company, they are brought above par
BY the Etna we have London papers Of the 18th De-
eember, one day later. TIE latest quotations OF
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Markeis-cAREruLLI RHrORrED Eon TuE N Y TaIsuS

COkFEERoi is rather mora ac,vei sales Of SOC bags At
Haze saes also Of $50 bags Mareeaibo ssaSsc and 1870
bsgs Sayenia on terms made public
Dl ENOODsLosw God IL In fair request and some ianAe-
Hons have taken place but the full particulars have not yetans
PRED.
FLOUR AND NEAL-The demand for Western. aud Stats
Flour less active but there little variation 20 make Ia on.
quoAou the inquiry chiefly confined to the home trade aud
good brands steady and 10 fair requests the arrivals m
Ted and there little sbNev 10 se the sales $50 bbs
81 IS Superhne state and Western 6a IS for
choice DO f5 20 for extra DO do IS 0@f5 IS Tor
shipping brands Of roula hoop exta Oho f5 SOC Sc % foe
trade brands i0G 81 0for Oenesee aud ST. Louis
Canaden Flour L. In fair request aud nny held the receipts
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Steamship Glasgow Br screw) Thomson Greencek Dee a.
and Queenstown 10th, mdse and pass to John Dale
has experienced succession heavy gales the ps
sgs 81 to-day passed the r. IT, steamship Asia hence.
Steamship Etna (br screw Anderson Liverpool Dec n,
mdse and pass Cunard had strong westerly the
tire passage.
schr iof Boston, Crowe Csydenss Dec a. sugar
mosss~s TO b. Chase Dec a. lat ~ 49, 10 So spoke shr
b. Manchester Nckerson 10 days from Mobile for Boston,
ports having strong n. gales
schr. Breeze Davis, Virginia days oysters.
schr. AnGr~w Stewart Evans Virginia days oysters
schr. Commerce. Daniels, Virginia days oysters
schr. K y Vermilyes, Smith, Virginia days oysters
Steamer Petrol Baker. Providence mdse TO isaac oden.
RELOW-l ship and bark.
skIED-sesmshi Baltic for Aspinws; Northern Light,
for A. pnwa Prince Albert for Galway; Huntsville
nah ships Misnne Noebohm for Antwerp; Aramingo for
Cbsres;en bark samson for Gveston brgs j. r. Dow for
Mobile; L. Robbins for Atlantic (br for Nassau.
WNlDnring the day N w, and fssh weather clear aud
cold, with much din ice.
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PASSENGER saficA

In 'team.lp baltic for 4.gneaH-A G; Jones lady, and
children, j. L. Baker and LADY, G. A. Williams j. r. Gnth,
Geo. II. Wiener Mrs Kslston and daughters, J. Mlnu
Dieze, A. II. Dixon, NJ Monssrra james Alnon, Mira Csps
Greene. T. Howell end lady II. J. Wilkes, Evans. CAy3
Poses NJ, o. 0srbeidine, f. b. GODDARD and lady, T.
Loonis and lady, W. L. Booker c. A. Baker and lady H.
Psier.on Mr Nay Mrs. Roesrs Har.tick M.sJ Eaten
and sister, r. A. Ruherord, C. Nelles, O. Bastedo W.
nsIiin, Cspdet Bonsford n. Everett A. J. Stanfed q
Z Wilcox Knows Mrs J. Hedley and children, W. Hitch
r. TTopne r. Rogers wife and children w O. Funkhau,sr
lsdy end Children Miss Wstins Mrs Luu children ana
and lady M GOe wife, and chIldreO, Mr. Eos and AaS
and lady D. X. Kettle kellogg. N. r. Rose. W & PsrSsn.
MIs Kendall joseph lane D. r. jane " Mccrscsse, NJ
Wood Mr.. csrl " Wsitsa w ca4t.
sItls5 lazy 'Se infant Carpenter and wife Van 0aady
&c: D. J. Peterson Mrs. Boiling j. J. swan Miss
KeIIgsD Miss f. Dowd Miss Gray f. Merrill and lady J. vsa
teerage
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......JAs,


stesmships-Hunsville Post Savannah, H. B. Cromwell
Co Prince Albert tBr) Prowse Galway. American Express
Company Northern Light Tinklep.ugh Aspinwah d. b. Allen
Baltic Cy A,pinwa ALL North Atlantic Steamship Company
Empire City, Mc3owsn, Hsvana, NJ. o. Roberts.
Barks-Bother Chase Cienfusgos treesred A.des ks-r
man. trinidad Thonpson Hunter; Garrison, Pe,uew Nue.
yitas. YsDsea Del vsle Co.
Brg,H. Hslock, King Rio Grande, Burde,. Noble wser
Witch LsTawny. Savannah. Peck Church.
SchooDersS j. " airing Smith, Savannah ncCreaay Mott
T. Co y =. Randolph Miller Georgetown, NJ 8. Rnnyon
Co. Southerner Bellows Key West b. Jsmss Cluk Hss
w. w. Russej L. P. suh, Cheesbro, Wilmington, J.
emh Co.
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Disnstcrn, sc.

NEwPoRr jan S1he bark anFeta Grady Of Boston nom
West toest of Africa Nov with palm oil and ivory hound 10
has arrived here with osemaa prapg top
gsiaet most mautcp aud mantopgaan staysss Iatop ana
o.topgAlant sya and other sails damaged She leaks but
little, Wv
- ny telegraph TO ElwoOd Walter Sec Board Undsrw'ra
my WsfT Dec "a lsS9The ama.ted schr BLACK Monte,
5Gn Mobile bound Havaes With Oflabsr into
tbs po yesterday With loss of sprn. ana
ssennst Injured, wiz be discharged The hs Florene
head Of sorenasi gone. '~Ns ""N
lBy telegraph Ia Eiwood Walter. Sec Board Uaders'rs
snAkLstfoN Jan t1rhe sehr George H. Feds nom th,
on hs nth Dec experienced heavy gale and put into L po
bALrSoEs. Jam SThe ship Silver Star bsfors nsas,,.x
near th. mouth Paapseo got % this aeraoop
aud owed TO Annapolis Roads There she = i Teasl ~ @
aud Sai on her voyage to San Francisco. Nv >~s'