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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-12-19
TAKEN UP.

On third day Of December. 1861. on the premises Of
the undersigned, about two miles north OF Longs Bridge,
south east quarter OF section three, town fur, range
fourteen, a horse colt, probably two years old. lie is
q light bay, star in his forehead, both hind feet white.
When found had a cord tied aFound his neck.
The owner can have him by proving property. and
paying al! expenses. F. q. AMSDEN.
December 5, 1861 Iu22-3w. pdl
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-12-19
AGENTS Wanted.

We viii make liberal aud satisfactory arrange
ments with responsible parties who would like to
establish themselves in a ~luerariye and permanent
business.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-12-19

single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-12-19

II II ~ DAAND I {
]. H. H. HEwErT, Sec'y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-23

ms prison, The cuntrnct and she direction y,
'he work, 10 matter q the Importance Of
'Ais, Y i due 70 these directors. a. well -
'he public, that you should csuse . full in.
veshssiion 70 Be made IN reference 20 their
action - directors. and respectfully recon-
need 'ha. you cause such an investigation
20 be made. Their report is hsrsailh sub.
mii,cd.
lcoScluDrp NEXT WEEK.
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'b-hn upd'rrirnsd Nil ssll II pul.ir ~
on 'af -nd dn5 81 Feb.uary, 1861 y,
'ne honse q John Cox. Scr. III r...o,.l
property q Nancy Cox dsresscd. cou~i.,iar
Z, n'usehoid ard aiichen tarriture IN
.esms--A credit 81 tva.ys Morrhs u.,l ~
S''en nn ~ spias over ihree doii ~. ,be
pH'chnser giving nn'c ~ilh SPRAYED en.m-
IN ~a'vlaf ihc yaluat3n sel .paraiso n,4nt
'a"s on Fpms ~ three dyslsrs and unaer
Promp' nnsn-ff will Ne required.
i'n = lssl-axs ROBERT cox. ssmr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-23

oIlCE ~ herehy nisen sbstI vts.o,,
I y o. public auction ~ Mondsy. ,telsn
aay 81 f.hrsnry. 1851, " ,Ae re.idenea w
1yHa III np ihs. iase ~ Dabos conn,v M
III w ,ie 'ai'"w1uz aeeerned Inad town.
."s 49, A.i w eni M NJ A cont4nir,
M seFNs and oui soi Na. .. containing IN.
ncrrh' ''' 'hc IOWA u ilunllnghure. Debs,.
county, IND. Isrp. ~ s,ls--1 essh i,
u mrn'as's ~ iws!se moalns. lhs onr
Sn"asr g'Fins note with approved secgr,ry
scepriirg 20 I'm. s'''s
jan. l6, '5l-.v NORMAN FISHER WA.
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Dubois County Agricultural
Association.

Notice j. hereby given that III,
meeting postponed from the 9th .
January, 1851, Of the members Of III,
Dubois County Agricultural Assccia
, no., VII be held on Wednesday the
iotn OF February, 1861, at III o'clock.
y. H., at the new Schoolhousc ia the
I. q Ferdinand, Of said county. -
Inc objects Of the meeting will be the
election Of officers, as provided for by
The Constitution. and other important
business ,, concerning the Association.
By order Of the President,
WILLIAM WAGNER, Cor. Sec'y.
Ferdinand, Ind, Jan. 23, 1851.
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Election Of o. 8. Senator

as was generally conceded, Gov. Henri,
?. Lane was elected U. s. Senator On w.d
nesdsy afternoon, for six years from he q,
o. March next. TO the place Of Hon. Gr..
nam y. Fitch. He received So votes =
% cast i0r Joseph A. Wright, U. s. Minis.
ter 70 Prussia.
1ov. Lane immediately offered bic re.ir.
nation g Governor and Lieut.. Gov. Morton
appeared end took the oath Of Office Is Cav
'rnor o Indiana.
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: hereby gwen that | wi procscl ~iih
me County surveyor ~ DUBOIS county.
md, on The 3Oth dsy ~ .I.nnsrr. IStl N
'un ne lines and determine TIE baunJ ares
n sec. % 4 ?, y. r. 3 w. The inrcr,ne.
o'"fe nes vii alsr b. rur. ana ihe corn.fa
satsalishcd Psr-ons interested wjll tnk.
notice. FRIEDRICH SCuEURMANN.
Jan. q. IS6i-3w
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"herehT c'yen tAai viii proceed wi,h
" County Surveyor w Dubo4 count.
i'ih % 'he An NV 81 February 1854 N NV,
we ncs and determine ihr BOUNDARIES o,
sec. 20, 4. 2 : RIO ~. Tie inisrmed.
r'r l'nes viii also 81 rim. ond The corners
established Persons interested will ,sAe
notice. N n vTrpneI,
inn. q. ieGs-3v
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-23

- raoh' Orange county. on Jan. 18Th
1861. Mr.. Jous T. Tnnoop. u M s'...
fourth year q his ngs. 80
Inc deceased had store IN Haysvillc i
'"'s county, and WA doing a thriving bp..
US he was one Of Our mos, energetic
business men, and his dsmse viii BE- Uni.
'ersslly regretted.
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= hereby given that / Uill n-oceel wi,i,
'ne county SurscyAr o DUtai- ccunD.
100 % tAe iosh cay y february. 1864 IN
TT M iln"s ani determine the boundaries
o oec. 's'', IN. w. 1'he iaiorne.
u'hte INES VII nlso BE- run, and ihr corners
Established Persons interested will ,aks
notice. JULIUS HORNY.
Je". Js6l-ssf JOHN q. ERNST.
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, hereby given that | Win proceed sin
: the county sarveyor IN Dubois comfy.
lnd ~ ''ie 25ib DAY Of February. 1861. u
run The lines and determine H. boundaries
q SEC. "a, n n, y. rev The inlermc-
date linss will also bc run. and he corners
established. Persons interested wil'take
notice. GEO. TUCKER.
MAURICE A TlLLMAN.
ian q 1afr9,.&
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nTAecofding to lshs experiments Of D.
!. Hutton The flight Of : cannon ban ".
700 feet 10 ons quarter Of I minute. .o..
% nve miles per minute. o. 400 miIes 80
nouF' 4 follows therefore. ,hs, ! rsil,o,s
. "a'o, going :, The rate Or rs miles Der hour.
nss tho velocity Of one. fourth shs, Of : c.o'
non-ball. 0sn-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-23

UTln Missouri the Breckinr;d !,
men and the Douglas men n ~
legislature have buried ali their o HI
eoimculties, and united on the sopnd
stat. Tsale Rights platform adopted bv !
them in April last. The rc.nn;o ~
seems to be earnest and hearty a ana
and the Legislature ,ras
organized on that basis. "aS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-23

hTNsxt week 10 Dubois Circuit Cour,
week. and we are informed BY the CLERK
ne docket is fully a. heavy as usual n
'he way that would be very acceptable
''me 100 those indebted to Us to settle ther
accounts. -"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-23

SEWARD SECRETARY OF SrATE.-The
= ioany Evening Journal announces
that Mr.. Seward wac offered the posi-.
non o. Secretary Of State in the Cab
net Of Mr. Lincoln early in December
last, and by the advice of friends Be-
has consented to accent n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-23

Live We're informed this week q
INC death Of Rev. j. ii. Lester. III,
Methodist minister on this cicnIt las,
year. Mr.. Lester was highly esteem.
g oy all who knew him. as an eff.
Cross. = ne
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-23

ArsouATULATED.-Our town wa,
Y lnroUn into Juror Of excitement las
sabbath, by the announcement tho,
ar; ?. ). Cromcr, Township Trustee
and Deputy Auditor. had run AVA
with la:ge amount Of tie peopje's
money-thc amount varied from ri
wy 20 $4,000, and all sorts Of r. I.
ports were current, 30 that partv ~
SIX men started after him with d writ
out with no one authorized to serve 4
oy daylight Sunday morning. Il an
pears that Croner left here Saturdar
Wit, II his family, in q two horse burry
I.e,,ling tho people he was going to N
Albany to attend to the sale Of several
barrels Of eggs, and from there e v;s;t
' 'sa. IN Cincinnati. lie went Off
;oout nine O'Clock, and nothing was
nought wrong until the man he hsd
employed to haul bis eggs was load.
ng them in the evening" Ts. VIII whe ,0I u
,ursted one Of the barrels and Il was .
ound 70 contain household articIea IN =
tead OF eggs. Those who foIlowad
I'm overlook him at Ferdinand. and
Z agreed to return with them and fix {
v ! right. Hc came part q i
| le way, when they stopped at ! houss| }
: erink, and ne got into the woods 4
% , escaped, leaving his wife AMI 4
mIly. Upon Investigation II y 60
'sed ne has left nearly enough nro. :
Try TO cover his indebtedness. and y.
!. ms act must Be charged more 10 I.
Of mind. brought on by ex. =
ssive drink, than to rascally infant 4
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inc excellent communication. from Ipdi
annapolis, Of Alksmus,is unsvoidabIy lei. on,
'h's week. We hope to hesr from him AMIN
1--we ars glad TO notice a spirit
o. Improvement 10 our town n rera "a
z sidewalks. We hope the walks
will be extended all over town.
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NJ 1.-The Indianapolis journal saws
there is scheme on foot n 60 a. - \. n !
so southern Indiana from The res. Il 49,
a.' ana Join tho Southern Confed II
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u-5ths love Of pleasure be,rays us ip,o
s ra'n' snd many ! man. through love u
ismo, becomes infamous. =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-23

LIE SENTIMENT or KESrucxg TIL,
louisville Courier says s.the people
o. Kentucky are united in their de-.
terlnlna'lo1 Of resistance TO those
WHO would carry ont the policy pro-
claimed at Chicago; they are united
~ tier belief that the time has come
tor full and final adjustment Of ths,
Of the questions OF difference between
tue North and the South; they are
united IN the opinion that the new
guarantees must DO had; they are
united in the conviction that shopliI
such guarantees be denied by the free
o'ates, at least seven or eight OF the
slave States will Withdraw from thcl
Union never again to return; aud thew
are almost united, we believe. in tbcl
conclusion should the Union be Tins
dissolved, to 90 with the other slave
states into q Southern Coniedcracy \
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hyIvev husbsnd thinks that he en-
sams : shrew except tho poor fellow M,
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II - At+sSd AZ TIC blIelIS OF Kit
city, eighteen were unknown PERSONS
or claimed.
the recorded number Of bodies
iornd, supposed drowned. in the lind.
sen ard East rivers. is one.-hurdred
ana nlnety-two. OF these. not over
iorsy Lsve cscn recognized or claia;cd
Victims Of rspacious tenemcrt-tr.n
owners, twcnty-one, Of which twelve
were burned to death BY the En-
street ire, ard nine at tue bnrn;nv al
ne tenement house No. 80 West For.
ty-ilith street.
New YORK City has population Of
oAe 'zo4, end Is projected 5y policeI
force OF fifteen hundred, with onell
thousand ASSISTANTS, in the sbapc III
private wGtchmen and insurance pa.
trolmcn. ="
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"A GOOD sup7ly Of Jus.ires' BIauksccp.
s'au''y on hanf ana for sale low AZ ,he
COURIER OFFICE
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1--we are indebted to Hons r
Shoulders, and a. I. Fleming for
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~ EMAINING in The Post Office a, Jas
- pr, Dubois county, Indians, for the
quarter eniing December 3 Let, 1850, which
y not called for on or before The 3lst Of
March next will be sent TO The Dead Let
tsr Pest Office Of the r. q. Department
Washington City ID. q.
Anspach Benz Brown a. Potts
sarnes Brewer II II
berghoh z Miss Burton Young
1newcomb II Ehrman Joseph
rlx Martin Gnnglorh Peter
ililespir Hugh Howell a. Gan bel
Lesser John , Haddock james w
iursi Jno2 Heming John n
lo'' And'aw Jones Lvda LIZ
'rw'nn isasc Newconb II 3
'uri Heinrich thinner KAFl
IAN. y, 1861. JOHN MANN, II NJ.
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TO CONTR ACr0p,

y ~ : y ! I I !. TORS
: I n. Proposals. win b. recs,r',
lDuh";ss nv. ''"use, IN The Tow u .T ~
THURSDAY, Feb. 2s,h. IA,
And uo'ii 2 o'cl.ck, p. N 7V
,as grnohlng. clearing. MA ..n usy. Il
lows: w sNuaiedas
!. r ,dI'a,. VII 1s Ie'' payable il s~aa0
D'eh Ne. ~ in Section "A r !.
~" Le"onds' pond. on patoks ns., "
1 ~ n''eh Ne e. 30 Il section 2s TIN 4
NJ on Mhl'e river, near Haysy,li, l
mere VIII % lel, payable II cssh
Ditch No. 81, in Section lo y
Reiiing's nill. '''o1f, oelow
DIicli NJ 80 in Section M ~ i
~ W., on ths south of psf.t- N
Hsfters Mill. 80 ~ below
Any person " persons con,,,.;
a"f y ~ shove dilchrs viii ~
l.'..u % give bond with apgruy eJ ser...,.
line. :" sPecLHi
plsns and Specifications Of III ~
w. WI 70 exhibited 81 ms s,.r, rI.
~ thc above named DIV 81 '4ss
WIN. MONROE. Commis .io.o.
Join ATKINSON. Eaein.er
~ LICE i further given. I'M ,,b,,
ny person shal contract i drrb aaa I.
~ SNsmp L'nds. ne pasa,cnl \. bams
S"smp Lands, such person shall m,g.
y ~ q such lrnd. as lhey NAV MILD,
receive ~ payment 'or work. ana hb...
ic' i.st with ~ County And,.r u n
'nn'y where 'hr landsare situated. ,ce,,,
inled ~ err iica,e o. he egn,rac, j.
s, Y ne Commissioner, mle Or isnd.
-'nueu y gag 's' shall not be made un,,,
VI pe's.' having such contract shall Gam
etc or forfeit The same. '0'"-
Jsn ~, lSG1-ti.
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1.-the news from the South thi
week denotes no change in the posi-
ton Of affairs. The Georgia and
Louisiana Conventions meet this week
ana it is thought they will immediate.
y seccde, when delegates from the six
seeding States will meet at Milledge-
vII'e, next week, and form a Southern
Coniedcracy. The issue Of war or
peace remainsw with the administration
at Washington. There is no horc Of
Congress agreeing to . settIement.-
inu'ahians must soon decide with
whom their trade and commercial in.
ferests, 40 well as sense Of Justice. de-
nand they should affiliate. We think
'ellgion, humanity, justice and inter
81 IN this case all point one way.
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JASPER COURIER.
y ASP r.:
Crime III Newly orklCity.

We condense an official report 0
crime in New York from the Cr;mi
nal Courts and the Coroner's Office
The number Of inqucsts held 20,
Twelve months, ending December 81
1860, were two Thousand three hun.
drcd and sevcnty-three. Of these.
four hundred and seven were muir,
dcrs.
The following is a resume Of the
figures upon which these facts are
based:
Murdered by krife, b'udgcon, or other
wea nons......-. 90
Mastered By railroa is and other
vlse...................... a.
ch.ld smc.herirg, Intentional. !. 30
2 articides.. ................. "a
JIl'degen butchered ia acccuch-
~ 's''...s.. ....................IUO
4 y purpose'y to avoid shane. go,
\ OK or river thieves, or s.tound
drowned. ........... .............. 4Ol,
S."'.'''''.'.'...... ....................4U Il
vi those killed IN the streats ~ ti,o !
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Died.

CARPENTER-0n Tuesday, December II, PIECE c. II.
CARPENTER wife Of Robert Carpenter, Of disease Of the
lungs.
Relatives and friends invited attend tho funeral
on sixth day riday at eleven o'clock at Friends
ing house at Purchase. Carriages will be in attendance at
Rye station TO meet the seven O'Clock train from New
York.
CoNNER.-PATHcK CONNER, native of county Mead
parish Of Kenny Cad, Ireland, aged "a years and o
months
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, this (Thgrsday} noon at twelve
O'Clock, from the corner Green and Franklin streets
Green Point l.. /.
CHuMAsERo.-ln Brooklyn, on Wednesday December 49,
JENNIE DUNLAP daughter OF Robert c. and Eliza A. chm
mssero, aged il months and nine DAYS
The relatives ard friends Of the family arc Respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this hnrsday) afernoon
at two clock, from l49 Concord street,
Rochester papers please copy.
CoAaEsEYo Tuesday, December II, after long III
ness, CATHERINE CoMArKEy, aged 2s years.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon a. one
O'Clock, from No. jackson street.
CoSSoIIy.-on Tuesday, December II KATE EIESoR.
the beloved child of Christopher and Maria Connolly AGED
9 months and IL days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 A.
tend the funeral, this (1hursday) afte noon at two
o'clock from the residence OF her PARENTS 53S Second
avenue between Thrtythrd and Thirty fourth streets
DAyrs.-on Tuesday, December II, MARY the beloved
wife OF John DAWN after lingering sickness which she
bore with Christian fortitudc, aged "a years.
The funeral will take place at her late residence corner
OF Fourth and Garden streets Hoboken this Thursday Mt
twelve o'clock Thence to the Roman Catholic church on
Maple street, where solemn high mass will be offered
for the repose OF her soul Her remains will be Inferred
at Bergen. N. j.
DossusF ON Tuesday morning December u, at eigh,
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY 49,
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
sss a . cisssr 3 hSs s ' Dec with
Sss Ss' .spss s u arsss Az days
she coast With heavy Ne gales eals Oct - lat d
70 3 lon ,6 ~ ssasssd ship southern Eagle o, Besips
lon % 81 spoke Br brig Smith, from Bermuda for Turks
ts'sH %'s aSasss SiS
ship shakpere are,, Fech.cr Bremen, so days. in bal
SHIP Robert castmsa SSt Bshl OTIS st Vincent CYL q
Barn Jane DSa tBr Of Pictou, Ns), Paige Gloucester 81
da Ss,t N r ballast g master s.,..,
Bernhard 4 t fi Deen avre 81 days, in bal
pa" from Bremen for New W. York; 90 spoke snip
days, va sosss Ay%sr% ign Inst hattsiss'
IN an s. cera Bra
Ill. Nov II, with coffee, to Green curry
'i d lon IS q
Capt Oliver of bark courant from Montevideo for New
S M Rsadesr SS Wellington Barbados Dec
Bark Garibadi tof Boston) Rendel, Halifax days, with
Brig Emanuel cSor,, ostrum London 81 days. in ballast
srs Jason sno, peenkor, Rio Jansro, 60 day. with
Bris Robert Move to6 New Haven't Hochkis. Demarar.
Had heavy and MI gslcs the days. 10th inst lat 81
70 Miller oashton III INST OF Charleston Bar spoke Us
sig ~ lBr5' cheesernan, charlottcown, PEI II days.
bris ch,s, ~ tr) May. chariotteOwn, PEI. day
Brig Ocean spray, s!abbs Key West, in ballast, to
Win i'm" M S IaWense ss passed Gibraltar 1n
schr Sarah sterrett CIR Yarmouth Ns sterrett Dry
q s. Psss1s sI brig Ri
Mar NOV II with Wood 70 il / bewolf '"'A''A
sssr SrppfG o SS"sn Ss days.
sehr Ma Maria , Jane, Hopkins Baltimore, days
schr French, Isovcland, Baltimore D days.
schr Hamilton, Lynch Maryland, s days.
Sci. sehr - thompson Conoyer Philadelphia for Provi-
s scSr Iosegh = Ireland, Great Egg Harh9r
schr Harriet Baker wcbber Ezabe,hpor, ana sailed for
schr Gberub Bailey, Ezabe,hpor. and sailed for Roson
schr Samuel Small Brown, Ezabcthpori, and sailed for
sehr Ella Marson Roekland, idays.
sshg kkqsy Whit , his R Roehana day"
schr Plymouth Rock, Burr, Boston, sdaya
SSH sssr x sa Ksl'y, Se% BEDFORD Day.
schr yicssry Rabbit, Taunton for Philadelphia
sehr D Rsiock, Hodsknson, BrookhaSen.
Steamer wv Bruno. Foster, Baltimore.
Steamer Elizabeth. Fowler baltimore.
Steamer Sarah Jones. Phadelphin;
Steamer Black Diamond. Allen. PhiadephA
Steamer Petrel Young, Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Free Trade, from London-By scamtug Townley.
One ship, one bark and one brig, unknown.
SAILED
Francisco thornton liverpool orpheus tBrem) Antwerp;
Br banks Charoe Falmouth; Margaret Gloucester; Colu.
en- Easls Cork Prs bark Heros briggs eansers
Ams.erdsm Lucy MsywoSa cadz; Albert Br) Gnad.-
Remedies schrs Kate Field Constantnope Fleece
Savanna q Mar; Hound tBr) Bermuda CIeare (Br),
Wind at suunset wsw.
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old STAR HOTEL.-JOE BROOKS GALL THE WAY
~ from Msnchcster) begs TO remind the Herald reporter
visiting the hocs' to ascertain the English feel
ing the Mason and Sdcl affair." he failed 10
call at the Old Star Hotel IN Broomc street. two doors west
Broadway Nj. Brooks house IL not po house, and
for that perhaps not noticed The proprietor
has been informed that in case OF Lord Lyons will
guarantee safety of the Old Hotel Al
b. oome street. JOE BROOKS all the way from Mana
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Port OF New York, December Is, IsG

CLEARED.
SHIP Kate Hooper, johnson, San FrancscoWelis Ema-
nuel
Ship Metropolis Kenny, Lverpo0i-H saultier 4 werum.
Ship Elizabeth Hamilton, Harding Hayre-Funch Menckc
Wendt.
Ship Wandering Jew, Smart, Havre-Boyd Hincken.
Ship Majestic, Newcomb, observation-disclosures Sons.
Bark Martha's Vineyard, Weaver, Gasgow-r Durham.
Bark Francesca Maria for), -, Cork--Holmhoe & Co,
Bark British Tar (Rr). Hunter. Cork-Jacks on Neill
IA, Grace tBr Ralph, Belfsst-Gr nne Mn,urn 4 Co.
Brig Dobng (Br), Mooring, Cork for ordersJackson
Neil.
Brig vertunno Utal), -, Observation-Disclosures Co.
Brig Maria, Morgan, Para and market-E l. Corning.
Brig Grace Worthngton (Br Stevens, Belize HonF Al
exandre Son.
Brig Anna (Br) Morrow, Barbados-Smih, Jones 4 Co.
Brig King Brothers tBr) Laraway PORT an PrinceR Mar
Brig NJ Arnold (Br,, Atkinson, ST Jago-P Nevius L
Son.
Brig Phantom (Br), Hartery ST Johns MFG Buliey
Schr Septimus (Br), Cavanagh, Granada ddeton Co.
Schr Miranda, Ward, Mayague Dawson, DOUGLAS Co.
Schr (Br) Hamilton ia mel-D Dcwolf
Schr Emeline (Br} Copeland. Digby-B Small
Schr Warner, Alden, Por Royal SC-McCready, Mott
AGO.
schr Mnnehaha Young Balh norc-J Mckee
Schr N Fox, Pine Baltimore IL Kenny.
Schr Henry, Nash, Portsmo thy Brown Co.
Sehr Kccison, Groves. Boston N o Psbury.
Schr Isabella, Fanlklin Bosto Dayton Co.
Schr Brandywne Wheeler, Ftil River--J Hand.
Sloop Pearsati, Hodakon, Sn y Hi't-Master
sloop Nellie d, Stidams, Morristown.
s,oop Sophia. Ross, Bridgeport-H Racket
Sloop Aurora, Williams, Norwich-H RackeN
STEAMER Beverly Pierce, Philadelphia
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wednesday, December l8
by tho Rev. Dr. Houghton, GILBERT CoDDiNGToN SARAH
b., daughter OF VIM. Johnson, ESQ.,, Of England.
MATngwsoN-kENT.-- Monday, December 16, at the
residence Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev. Dr. E. H.
Chaplin, PARK MArHEwsoS to MARY NJ daughter Of
Gabriel Kent, ali CT this city.
RoE-EErcBAx. --In Patchoguc, L. l., on Monday, De.
ccmber 49, at the Congregational church, by the Rev
Charles s. Hoover, Mr. Jys7Us ROE to Miss MARTHA G.,
daughter of the late James Kecham, all Of the above
place.
-CRosswEIL-on Tuesday December II, by tho
Rev J. s. Clark sAMrEl H. TAYLOR, Of Albany to Mrs.
LIZZIE CRoswELI, of Caski Greene county, N Y.
WALKER--PATCHEIL.--0n Tuesday recember H. by the
Rev JOSEPH Sandcrson, at the house of the BRIDES
mother, Mr.. JcHN H. WALKER to Miss ANNIE PArCnEIL
both Of this city.
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Here thy loss deeply feel;
But, It's God that hath bereit me,
He can all my sorrows heal
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, Sunday afternoon, at
three O'Clock, at Bulls Ferry church, N. J.
WooDcocK. On Wednesday, December Is, at Bedford
Westchester county, HARRIET e. youngest daughter OF
VIM p and Mary A. WoodcocE, aged 20 years and day
The relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Friday morning at eleven
o'clock, from 1873 Lexington avenue without further inv
tati0n.