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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-04-11
Saw Logs Wanted.

kaW Logs wanted.
THE undersigned will be prepared some timo
in the month of ADril, to saw in the most sat
isfactory manner. all logs that may be delivered
at his foundry, in Upper Sandueky, for cash,
or will receive good logs in exchange for saw
ing. Farmers Of this vicinity who desire logs
sawed in the best manner, will therefore take
advantage of the good roads during the winter
and bring in their logs. resting assured that
the GOOD WORK will begin in April,
AND NO MISTAKE.
He would also state that those knowing
Themselves indebted TO the finn of Carnes,
Monyer d Co., or to himself for work done in
the shop, will save costs by calling and set.
tlng the same within the month of Jonuary.
lie hopes that you will all read and profit by
both ends of this notice.
JOHN CARNES.
jan4 G23m. Upper Sandusky. o.
IOAL Oil AZ cents Der Gal1on
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-04-11
LOOK HERE,
If YOU WOULD PROFIT BY LOOKING !

AMY one sending the subscriber y cents
in stamps or money. win receive by return mail
the receipt for making The &c celebrated LiQuiD
For about half that amount, any enc can buy
the material to make pirt Of the veriteble Ii
ouid glue, warranted equal in all respects to
any sold Now is the time to be economical
by meuding broken tables, chairs, crrockery,
c6lna glass, queens sware. &c.
Direct your letters to Chewsville, Washington
Co., Md. to
ianlO62-Iy.
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AT WORK AGAIN.
READY TO ACCOMMODATE
OUR FRIENDS
ErluQun 99nur Mark.

WE take this methot of informing our friends
and customers that we have taken the shop
Sandusky Avenue. the corner south of DIR.
Henderson's dwelling house. and are now pre-
pared to
Bald Uogons of all descriptions,
DO repairing, on any thing in oar line OF
Business.
Having had all our material destro, ed by
the fire on the 3rd inst, together with our shop
we would take it as sr eciel favor il those in
debted to us by note or book account would
come forward and settle their claims.
We want 10 erect new building on the site
of the old one, and in order to do this we call
on those indebted to US to call sud settle their
sever al accounts.
BEARINGER, HALE q CO.
DecI36l-tf
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It can be applied by any one,

and when finished forms perfectly FIRE PRooF
surface, with an elastic body, which cannot be
iniul ed by HEAT, CoID or SToRMs, SHRINKING
of ROOF BOARDS, nor any external action what
ever.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-04-11
TO THE AFFLICTED

TRUSSEs, Supporters. aud all medical aPpi'
Il snces in large assortment, on hand, and 10
sale at 7. j. SHlSLb
fel7'C2 Drug Store
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-04-11
AND NO MISTAKE.

HOAL Oil, 35 cents per Gallon.
" TmerGe7 r. j, SHISLER.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-04-11

DURABLE.
This article has been thoroughly tested in
New Yorh Ciy and all parts of the United
States, Canada. West Indies and Central and
South America. on buildings OF all kinds, such
as FACTORIES FouNDRIEs, CHUscBEs, Rail Roam
DlPoTs, Cars and on PUBLIC BUILDINGS gener-
ally, GovERNMENT BUILDINGS, &c. by the prin-
cipal BUILDERS and others, during the past four
years, and has proved to be the CHEAP EST
| and MOST DURABLE ROOFING in use it is
in every respect FIRE WAT TER, WEATH ER
and TIME PROOF covering for ROOFS OF
ALL KINDS.
This is the ONLY material manufactured in
the United States which combines the very
desirable prope rites of Elasticity and Durability
which are universally acknowledged to be pos
sessed by GUTTA PERCHA AND INDIA
RUBBER.
No Heat is required in making appli-
cation.
The expense of applying it is trifing, an
ordinary Roof can be covered and finished
the same day
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-04-11
TlFFYN ADVERTISEMENTS
Iinin, OHIO.

Lateness OF lyle
BEAUTY OF FINISH, AND DURA.
BILITY OF WORKMANSHIP.
We challenge comparison with any othe
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT
In the West. Our Prices have been greatly
reduced this Spring. We are selling
Cane Arm Rockers for $3.50
Boston Rockers, Tor $50
Cane Seat chairs, IS to Sl4 per set.
Wood seat 50
Parlor chairs SIC to $50
Sofas 18 to 60 each
Marble top tables l2 to 25 I"
Bedsteads 25 to $50
Bureaus s to 25
And all other kinds of Furniture in proper
ton.
Citizens of Wyandot County it will paw YOU
well to come to Tiffin for your
E " Il N Z u u BE-
We know We can suit you, and will
WARRANT
What we sell.
R E MEMBER THE L A II G. E A N d
+ iSnIONlELL TIRNiTUnE
Establishment.
In Northern Ohio. is that of
w. G. MYERS g. Bro,
TIFFIN, OHIO.
Nearly opposite the Davis House" and mex
door to the 'sTall Steeple"
Call aud examine our stock before purchas
ing elsewhere.
W. C. MYERS & BRO.
Tiffin, June l, '6l 3m
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Wholesale Warehouse) 7S WILL AM Sr
Corner of Liberty Street NEW YORK.
TFull descriptive Circulars and Prices will
be furnished on appl Ication. octg5 GIL
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JOB PRINTING.

An extensive stock Of Jobbing materia
enoblcs tho Publisher Of the "RepuJlicau'
10 announce to the public that he is prepa
red b, DO I'll Kinds Of
Fosrrns, PAK?1l1Ts, PROGRAMMES,
B,AEzs, PszIA BooI5, CIRCULARS,
LABELS, EAli 1!cEt-S, HANLD L-''
and every Kind Of printing usually done
in country % oaoo.
All orders will be executed with ncat-
ues, and despatch.
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DESCRIPTION OF RONE,

One Of tie new chapters Of Mrs. Stowe
Agnes of Sorrento" contains the follow
ing description Of Rome
- vision rises upon u5 from the lanC
OF shadows. We see a wide plain, mile
and miles in extent, rolling in soft b.llow
OF green, and girded on MI sides by blu,
mountains whose silver Crests cleaning
IL The setting sunlight told that the winter
yet IIngeg5 on their tops, though spring
has deeked all the PAIN. So silent, SC
lonely, 50 la4I Is this waving eXpanso, with
It's guardian mountains, il might be some
Wild solitude, avs American pra.r.e OF
Asiatic s.epPe, bu; that in the midst
thereof, on some blllOws of rolling
land, We discern % city. suubre. Quaint
and old-a city of dreams and mys-
teres-a city Of the living and the
dead. And this is Rome wonder
tul ancient mighty Rome once 10y phya,-
ca! iOIcl and grandeur, mightler now in
physical decauence and weakness by the
power Of a potent moral encnantmeut
As the sun Is moving westward the
whole arr around becomes flooded with a
jumiucusncss which seems 10 traustuse
itself with peryadlng presence through
every part II the city, and make all it,
r..yu. and mOssy age bright and living.
Thepir shlygr5 wlLh vibrations oil hundreds
Of bells. and tue evening glory goes up
and down, satJ-loDted and angelic, trans.
fs1r.ug NJ, ching. The broken columns
O, the Forum seem to swim in golden INST
and lumiuOu. floods fill the Coliseum as it
.fo,I- with ils tlOusaud arches loOkiny
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GENERAL sJTIELDg.

J ~. ...
I.,. ~. ....,! ",,' ".. y Nv" years
,o.r 1.5n 49, ,.is 0.un'ry III tho
/ c.' t"-1 1,t.s I5.s ''c" Only sixteen years
I.5oSign la.,l-. 5n 700 "' wen. " e;I ana set
~ M: .''I'' o"' VI 'ha Quest villages
1 tIc s,,,}, ,.,I -. "e "e' o'y" h'4ISSi 10
coon of,or 'i.,, tilI.,Ie Vi Jaw. ne was
and in 1900 80 &c g, 2'''S LggIsature'
Years Ioie o 80 % '1'ItoI our
/ iho Sunron'o Count and -, isty "Ibg ot
recetyaJ from, prelid,rt p,r ~ ,..;s I@,."s
/ o,ani or 0o,,,,t.siano. - .I ,''0 tI,
. Land Orfco Ja r,,,-..'.i '. ~. a.
TrpoD the bra,ljny an, o+ ,,,, IT1;o wa,
war drrin, ibe f,,I2utl,,, ,',, ,I,sa,e 'g1,,.o"n
ProsiIa,t o,.,,,;,,,I NJ e,;',. .',''0
dfor GenoroI IF f-ri.I g,o. -, a.
His oon,r,;,r,,,, ,,,, J.,.I ~,
ia ,,.os ,,roso,,t ", a.. ~
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tIo Of C,tr, C,nJo ',2.s;,, vac Ee'-
,'If ,,,o,,' ,,l,I Is, u, H.''tTe" neg nlm'
~ "a ''j'l as O'"o.' d" ueiehce
Cnror,I,F. ,,-.,',,J.1 w. ,,5','S'i
ella So'il,g' l1o oJ'' '"g" On Tue
s:,,o =, 5n.I Gn "a 80. 'Iei LUZ oa'l pas
H. ,ro. oo.,:,,j ''s ss .ons5 S"uC. .',n goWh;
,r .,,,o., ,. ,t'.' 'IoIi vIle o',,e n'to anu
ro,;all y,,,.-I ~ "'S. "e"'' '"". oUl'uatg
rosrl,, al ,, ~ 90 ~ vac s',la'' 'sneIaI ~
o,,,,oors ,ta, 70 lC-- Va ,"1 I"Hy' ~
IL, p,no .,..' ~ was ou1i,eF g'VGh over
6,cior sn;5 =. ~, I1 ,TI'Ii I: "ie, ~ 'H,Can
o'',,' ',p ',ou.0 H.. . ~ no Toulo ieE
,,o,,5 .''j NJ" oIOo' rom inc
III. l''Ji-,s( ~ a -,u' W ~ "nu
m"T ,"I ,'% ro, ',,,'t'.-I C,..e. was Mo'NGu unu
." 'I'o"s" '"9 'ou""' reno'
e-,IJ ,,'e - IH.' '","'lo p'"'" we" uYIight
-I s,l?II, 20 t"'ouSI VI" "T'1' Ahu!el
S.a, a,Stgs r.s. " o:5 .s iule anu HehIyy man.
r.e.,. l.-I ,G.' "So VI any 'nco:Ee"'5nce
~. '-.9 'o-"', T|Icu vas co"s''eTeU a1
~ '-.'s 40 'LI'' l"L ""'Aiis oeen n,ahe Dy
-, log ~. o"I' "Hu S01He U!ecI!y
US D.'gS a..l' ~, o' his ss'
a-., ,',r. ,.'a'','. "'i lI', &C.
~; 80. ~ - - t-f' ~
go a. ~ ", al I'il suLe''
-, 5g"' -, nDu'!", 1iIN mn com
i.,,Ii. "!'1S y. -'AoNIoo,
". .c =. LA .lIgS "itc
''V, ,t . Go.l RGseo ~ -,eM ID'h tno
L,,. ~ C,. I'M iIs vas J." Inc
80, ~ I'M e'e' os'Ig uh1
=, - 'ou@.., ~ IoI.' o"' e'eS'oFu ana
a... ~. '.'] ~, s'5e''s' 'eai'"s Ms otlgtue'
,.,.i, -" ''""y'' ~ ,"' mas
n'sto'y. ne was hst'n "ou""e", G''o
I"ov ""iEr.ouS'y', ""- w" G"' "a. H"L
soJ' Cpl'S.' '".,"" HI Isyo! 90; - 5j ~
s'uT' a.S.E oI"Ins ",i'u' ,S'S' e!'-'
ing IN I"e capture V' 90 G'.E =, HeH'Go' ioGo'
", as "'H"i" ""'o v" '''' ~" " ~ IVfo.
Wv" '.'- u; a.. "S ,."gu L.'I9 nor
LIS .S1y ~ 0',., my 1ie wa, y, o,'.t-HHvIS
cTc,.yeu On a., amy . u, .l, we oU!teo
tNLdIt-N hllb NUtll 'It I''kAl lfI ~ IIIp C-dtt
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SGIrtt 4lottrg.
HYMN

nYMAJoR JACK DOWNING.
From Nnrmouurs icy mountains,
From lickerhatin' Maine.
Where str.ems of golden whiskey
Go strate agin the Cranei
From mcnry couatry clwkis,
Prom menny un,ry shop,
We come 90 greet thee, Linkiu,
At this here Linkin hop
Wot tho tho Nor west breezes
Blow sum Ger Georgetown hill,
And likewise ague freezes
The troops at Turner's MIA;
Wot tho Ga army hOsses
Die of for want Of food,
Wei, drink old rye with Abram,
Because old rye is good.
Wgt tho the Yankee nashin
Pores out the warliko hui,
And sojers Of all stashin
Are stashined in the mud
Not tho the sly contractors
Detraud US rite and left,
And Uncle Sans oh stockin'
OF all his cash be reft2
Wot tho the uXis plague u.
And hoeps Of corn must spile,
While poor folks three times over
Their coffee grounds must bile
Does not CRATE Dr.. Cheoyer,
lAnd shall he speke in vain p
Command US to delivur
The land from slavery's ohane
Shall we, whose hearts are litensd
With rye, and cake, aud wine,
Shal. we to Cuff and Dinah
Give nought but crust and riue
abolition Abolition
The joyful sound procllme,
Till each remotest niger
Has learned the Linkin name
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The Rebel Account of the Battle.
From the correspondence Of the n. Y. Herald.
BALTIMORE, March %, 1862
The following is the rebel account Of the
epgsgempet near Winchester on Sunday
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THE "REpUBlICAN."


Vpni1 in advance or within three month"; { %
II raii my time within Tie year 30
Il raid after the expiration Dl The year, 0J
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ver three WooE5 anu TetF INIH IHItV IHVNIU0 -
60 per square Tor oaoh insertion.
mesa u5..cas not exceeding Shines are in
ryted for 81 yea1,
Advertisement no. marked withtAe number Of
sections desired, VII b continued until forbid
nd ,harred according TO the3o terms.
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HrvAN LIrE.-Mon seldom think of the
great event of death until the shadows fall
across their own path hiding forever from
their ewes the traces of loved ones whose
living smiles we're the sunlight of their
existence. Death is the great antagonist
oflife, and the cold thought OF the tomb
is the skeleton of all feasts, We do not
want to 80 through the dark valley al
though the passage may lead to paradise
and with Charles Lamb, we do not want
to lay down in the muddy grave, even
with kings and princes for our bed-iellows.
But the fat of rature is memorable. There
is no appeal from the great law which
doom US 10 dust We flourish and fade
ne the leaves OF the forest and the flowers
that bloom and wither in a day have not
q Trailer hope upon life than the mightest
monarch tha. ever shook the earth with
his footsteps. Generations OF men appear
and vanish as the grass, and the countless
multitude which fills the world 10 day,
will tomorrow disappear as the footsteps
on the sea shore.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-09

wv M. MCCULLOUGH, ATTORNEY AT
w LAW, ClearGeld Pa, Office with j. D.
Cranr, ESQ, on Second street
March &c, lS62,-tf.
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CYRENIUS HOWE.
IusTIrE nP TIE PEACE.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
For OECATUR Township,
will promptly attond 70 all business entrusted to
his care. :, o. Address, PhllipsbJrg Pa,
Aug 2lst 1861
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-09

Ra- What is it you must keep after Civ,
ipr II 10 another2 Your word
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DANIEL GOODLANDER,

IUsT CE Of tho peace
sF Luthcrsburg, Clearfeld Co, Pa,
will attend promptly to all business entrusted
10 -s.US sIa March %, ls60.-ly, pd.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Time Of HOldlng Court.

Time Of Holding court
Second Monday Of January,
Third Monday of March,
Third Monday Of June,
Fourth Monday o. September,
In each yoar anl continue two weeks Il ne
-agg.ry
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DR.. ]. W. POTTER.

Physician and Surgeon, has permanently
located at Freuchyilo Coyington township, off,
ers his professional services to the surrounding
eomtouni-- May s, 1861.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-09

bay"An enraged parent had jerked his
provoking son across his knee, and was
operating upon the exposed portion OF
the urchin's person with great ychemence
when The young one dug into the parent
al legs with his yeuouous little teeth g.
"Blazes, wlat are ye bl,in me for ~
"Well. dad, who basInued thia eye warn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-13

share market. Operators have confidence that the
Rank Committee, now 10 Washington, will, with
tie Committee Of WAYS and Means concoct finan-
dal scLeme which Will be satisfactory 10 Congress
and 10 the country, ard will involve a very large
issue of Government paper. fundable but not re-
deemube and maize logai tender for all payments
THIS issue OF one hundred or one hundred and fifty
millions of paper money in addition TO The present
bank note currency. disbursed all over the country
for labor and the products Of labor, must create u
widespread activity in all departments of business.
and rapid imitation Of current values Of property.
Even in anticipation of this initiating process, prices
of many descriptions of merchandise are i'd
vancng, and the stock marke, has caught
the infection. The bears have nearly all
become converts, ard Ike all new converts, are
the most Jealous in preparing themselves for the good
time coming. The list OF dealings az the morning
Board shows that Of the time sales 300 shares were
on buyers option, end only 800 shares on seller &
option. This is a significant feature indicating that
the speculation is spreading outside the Board. The
rapid ceciine in gold for two days past has had la
yorable influence upon lhe market, as showing that
there was no large legitimate demand for gold likely
to carry il to a very nigh premium. AT the Second
Board the market was active, the time dealings
still Showing very large preponderance OF buyers
onions Tie whole advance OF the morning was
not sustained in some cases. but the tendency oil the
market generally was forward. The demand 10 bet
Ter for Government securities at advancing rates.
The couuon bonds of 1881 sold at git, but closed
offered II a. The registered stock sold az NJ, ana
the Elves of 1874 at g0,. The transactions ID State
stocks were much larger than usual, and at better
rates. Missouri 6s were in demand, at 4%Iai2!.
Some OF The Railroad bonds are in good demand and
li,her prices have been paid dufng the week.
TIE movement however, is not large In the
street At tie close of business the quotations we're
United States Cs, coupon, 1881, 9Ol avg uniied
States Gs REGISTERED, 1851, s94 s9I United States
r.. 1874, sol s0.; TeIneseee Is, 10. iil Virginia
Is. $3.50: Missouri &C. 42i ai2s; Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, 9Si ass; New-iork Central
Railroad, S3 S3l Erie Railway, 81 @1l; Lre
Railway. Preferred, j7l dJ1l; lluds River Kali
road. 3g{ 40; Harlem Railroad, 1914; Harlem
Railroad, Preferred 81 a 32.; Reading Railroad, 81
81: Michigan Central Railroad, jGi d5li Michigan
Southern, and Northern Indiana Railroad, u an
ui.li.an Southern aud Northern Indiana Railroad
Guaranteed, AZ u ~; Panama Railroad, 1927 ll3
Illipc,, Central lIarosd 81 63I; Geleng and Chi
emo Rsilrnd, 6sia6sl; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad. 81 o3;s; Chicago and Rock Island Rail
road. 5g,aS3l; Chicago, Burlington, ami Quincy
Railroad. j9a59.
The following table Will compare stock prices VI
+
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Passengers Sailed

Ia .teamUip ifna. 10, Lropooi aud Quetn,'ora-Nr'.
lille B. Sv.iTa. Joseph ID. Crochet. NJ g. Haiierao
Nm Doprlns and ~if- 4 j. DE K-yir. vile and children
Gavin Jan-sou Capt 1ralon. wife ard children Wism
= i'm Chas + smith John hsrtuell, John W ard fetei
e,sr,.B.r WIN n. Ryrues J q Baker William Wild w.
sloan Henry Ma-ren Geo Brown bryce Ssrtinnon kobt
Ds ley AsI. huiohl,on, A. L. Johnson Dc Nell d nef'
10 q ,rsgr. 49,,
IN .feamship Bora"a. for Hamburg ard Sonfid-pto'-
Fr.Js If,n Kew York; H. T. Skefl Ne~-l orr w. STAN
nam U,nbur. Mn. X n. sdins chicago; ". Ado!lh
Enu,t -Yor, A Never. Neslo orb Mis-. Csroine Mort
N,s-N or, Miss Johar Wech- New ofs; Charles F.k,
Sew YORK. Abr Foou Newark gust Petii San Francis
CO.. " M P.iri ffancco Mrs Riches aud child Qua -
uA. Nr. Klein etd cLiii Guatemala Eiieune Pefotino
New York Cap Lsba,te New-Yors jerome MADDEN New.
York D. Zuns New Yors MIS-. Scn.ws hew'> Or. Nj and
sr. HennocQue AnoiAtc two cLid.n and i'n N-" l'iH
Isaac San francisco J. {. Traf-s s,n ffancco, otofs'
Bchm.n Ciscinua us lsssc. Cincinnati Ny aud NJ ;
l. Hrrni.e and child, h.w-ioTk L. seho''e sea OK
Fuc.,o dA1n siATe Havana and other, III the 'ieefas-
Total o.. . ,., .,
Ia big Lucy Darling. J,oss NaI.lE, v P-FEsDcs H.
" oodhous~ { apt. David d. Smith. W. :. Austins -
IN ~ southern Ae!e. Jyorn NS"aH y l--Joseph IL ~
de bach Ch.s D. BdeOaca Benjamin h. Haynes Charles A.
Woodruff -. N,ndci.
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Arrived.

Steamship Ocean Queen q. S transport s.sbury Por,
Roy al Bar p 8th inst, cotton sei 20 u D Qnaiteui"
steamer M.dea III b NJ Commander Preston, Bermuda
DAYS Mounts guns and OF 100 nen. lies tide
wheels The suaboat Racer nom Nc"'ioFA' Afned Oh the
18th itst. !, c,,
win ntsyia and It lie 81 days Dec. ~ lot 30 io - -
boz d.d b,Ik Mon.dsy " rou Boston hound 70 Havana
Ship Palnuus tBr Of Liverpool Twin Calcutta ~ days
guuuV cloth 20 tTsig Nicul experienced hzt = T. and y
n,.. IA Il pe Of ua,age. since Dee - heavy gales
from y. W toW J.. W, sept. IL. iet. a. r. Ion ~ r..
spoke b. ,hp lhesophe 'on Calcutta io osdon II "a.
Record from Mouuain for Falmouth - days out Oct ~
la, 20 u o - spoke br berh flo,sscs- rom Maui
titus Tor oudon Ia day day b. bak lotspu from
u Do .f London - days cut; Oct o. la - = s lon -
IA T. spoke b. ship Wet Australian, fcm Hhanpos for
London Oct 81 ,af. 80 ~ D lou - ~ - siohe
anth birk Gertrude ffoui Mai.G To- Lnuioo 80
out, Nov lat - ~ 5 lon H. ~ r. spoAo - para anus
unt from Muscat LONDON 90 days oGti nov li' -
S. l4l u 40 b. ,lokv snip star Of Peace IL ~ Guy"
Tor Lupuon days Nov. Il, lat. - u -. .ou .
spoAe ,Ap Isaac H. Boiidiu, from Bombs! "i .l'"i 49,.
Record nom Morlneu Tor falmouth. u day' out. Il, n,
bs "a ; lon. 20 W. spoke French ship ."i"sS ian
MAuus for Aulouih 80 III, out Dec ~ aI ~ ,,t,d
- w.. spoke bT bark kuchcrs, tom Longon W sninh
baik Star Havana Ludf 10 dsNs ou' - Ma
3d. lon. - 3d. spoke b. bng Vernon from Ioae tarA
tau4s days aut, Jan - lat 10 % 'o' -, 1. st - ~
Elizabeth Phi'adep ihb .te|fh 4. a. ,hr.r ne
y Ion a. &C. durius strong gate ON y, v" ' ~ reuLrr
oyrnoaid While hndns tLc tofe'Hi Hn,,irq hsm s Mo
Il - distance Wh a." eKcepti"" o. III i,ru.ul IloAs
W,, ~ @,rn ,pt ,seuh H.usy teoi9ft1 o. ! i .' "A
/ = rlrtt,t lame. Cmuiors feo'''Ho'
/ t. d, .riiery . ,,l,n Nov r. chalk 20 CRU.
S"ip ieS ,oe,ienc.d yoy heavy weather. oeeh
~ sa " 81 o, Gasgow ard Lamish - day, md'e.
| IN thomas Duuhnn. Dec ~, j" . - 80 ''"' - ~
P,.scilla from Dublin for New Ola an D.ya,, lG d.y,
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PORT or embellishments. II.
Cleared.

Steamships Northern Light Tnslepeueh AspinwaI b
Allen Ihesnp-gk. trov ell Portland. H. b. rom"eh D.
snn.-E frrdln.nd Mar Oue-nstovn, Holmbce a Go.
liz .ss Crabuee Hayfc G. G. Duncan Co. Oaena Lea'ia
Have VIM. Nelson's sons.
Nurfva is~ed X, DER. Dublin Fuuch Meincke Nrnct
Volunteer Gotham. Cett,e, j. w rl"eu 60 Ms! mower
D.tuiu Barbados, n Trow bid;es sons. . . -.
Bfss-Chiistisn, MAY, Liverpool II. J. I. Dewoli
No.nn. Auo faust sigante Ant"eip fomboe % roio
s,hoonrrs-May smith, Iala. ID. {. Murray snlpoell'
FcArt Catd,t.s L. r. j. feeIs, t0fdeAa Horn Liver
noe, In.ma, uunhau; W Lancaster Or. Naycott, Lsgu
svrs Mile & Hougat,ni Haze Booth, Havana Is Gsgrr
Il, ind.er IL rcn PoE Royal Rogers ktchi L'mntine
Joh son Baltimore MASTER Ocean Wave. Puee Baltimore,
NcCfrady Mott Co., D. D. be lows, Csik, baltimore,
W Mckee j. Sickham. tabcock Baltimore, T. d. hdilou'
4 Co. w Laslrlc- 1uokef, Deals Island, MISTER, Mary
3 EuIaueth. I,rd. Philadelphia, W l. Runyoa A. Treat
bodinr Philadelphia ". English: f. { Santa AhdeIon
Fts uaibor naser Washington Smith, South Amooy, HI
r., kctt lie Boat Reed Newbu.yper, 5. ". Lewis Co.
j. NJ. frernian. Nork, Gloucester L. htnny. -
slocps.-w n. bowen br1'hertgn Providence u, henny
Get,uar Freeman slowhi A c. Hayers Southport, toe
Nev-hayen. h. >. Racket.
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Disasters, &c.

,,.,.,, Ian. l--Ine 81. brig lai'. from Be1s,
$40 Itaod 70 Nrw.Nork /. ashore ueaf son'hAlp ~ 'r
p on tho beach IN good CONDITION 10 oe t' U"
US ~,,,rr holds iasosor. ,,., 90. -.
me tniriraph TO r. Nalers ESQ., sec a OF ~. -.
g. SEptegs Bermuda. jan The srlp ue' ''l'.e' n
. =, -sr nd remains IN The same position lag ~,
u , h.. b,,i sold tire Oenrht Of al coh,,'noN n
~ b.lk Record. nom New York tor Enslsne VIZ
pI .,is,d y,r,r isv VITA l.ss Of sails mt lsiAy' ~
, :, ,iI,d Tie .clr. Emn.a Go Rus'c WIN -. ~ q.
havana s,riv,G the 4it ut with .oss oil 81 rs
Ind b,,l or bl diy. AID Suffered nesn s~,ed 10
=. IA, tr.f. r from New.NprA Tor sierfe L'o'0
MONT With ioss Of III sc. ,, ..o sy I'D r'ndv's
lhy letiei 20 tLwo'd 'tet ~ ppo,ite ; iu,b
ntsS inA" n,tn, ralcs ) ouoqoe l. ore u
Of brf salts sta ans 'a-'' " tBy ts'c..ah
o'e nod lsuecAer with Capt h''" H''''''
ri-N i.. k.rn .hi
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SATURDAY, Jan. III. ~

Tie Stock movement G. ntinnes 10 r. ow an ca
larQcd voiunc ana The aggregate Of the BURNERS Of
to.iay bas selGom zen eAceeJcd The speculative
TO exel1 Their influence, and prices were rampant,
the list showing an advance Of to4 y cent The
improved feeling was exhibited at the opening OF tie
call, Government and Stde stocks and railroad
boais sympaihifing with tie buoyanl features Of tho