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The remaining stock Of -
Dry GOODS
AT LESS THAN COST,
CHARLES L. WOODS,
No. 324 PKsSA. AVENUE,
Comprising
WINTER DRESS GOODS.
sHAWLs from $40 to So.
BALM0RALa only 81,
GREY BLANK ETs 1T 81 per pair,
Pool COTTON 80 cents per doz IN.
sI Hn u S esrfs 2sr Hrss KID GLOVES only g..
NEW DRESS GOODS. 90
4 french bsrinoes. Coburgs, Poll De Chivirs,
Reps, French Mouslins. Pop,ipa AIpacas
Saeking Flannel, Oloakins Cloths, Blankets
hA!Borals, Cassimeres,
Eieachsd ard Brown Cottons,
bohiery, Gloves, DO.
oel N TAYLOR 90
A EsrEDB GREAT STONE BOOK; elias.
a. " weak Lungs, and How 70 Make them strong:
The dne Az Der Gods. By Harriet .. Prescott; 81 80
- Ssssns Methods Of Study In Natural History !:
Boegit,l Transports; Is.
ssssis, ss: q he c:i s: :sI'is; o.
Rriends In Council. New edition 49,
Welbss dysteries Of Life. Death, and Putufit1
.Aneric.a eentlsnan's Guide to polits..ss and
0af YRhN0K 4Avrov
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NOS. 900 AND 2O2 COR 18TH Sr. AND PA Az
This House, as usual, contains 81 the Injuries OF
,ha reason, such IS cannot be found this side Of
Fev York. Strangers visiting the city will fuo
tsat they can be served In double quick, and I
snsrantse 70 give entire satisfaction. nv cooks
r,vss fr dining ard suPges rooms ssirs
900. M stock Of Wines and Liquors have been
selected with great care ard cannot fail to please
y. ninner from tot p m. Families au pplied with
Oysters and Game a. cheap rs they can Be bought
IN the arket. By strict attention to business I
latter myself that / can suit the most faatidious
tastes JOHN n HAMMINK
&C S-StS DrOn.iatS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-09

NEW MusIc.-From our nsighbor Metzerott,
We have the following new music, published
by Lee & Walker, Philadelphia" The Light
OF Home Schotsisch," .'Tis thus Ordained, /"
tfor piano. by s. Heller.
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GEN. RosaGRAns.-1t Is reported that The
absence of Gen. Rosecrans from the battle. f1e Id
CT chickamauga is attributable to the fact tina.
he Was, sith, previous to or during thu hight,
seized with At OF epilepsy. This will par.
italy aceountfer the defeat OF the center and
one wing of the Federal army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-09

SICK esterday, Justice C iberson thu mn !.
lstrate OF the 18th Ward WAS 50 seriously in ais
posed as TO prevent his attendance upoa off
cial business. The petty prisoners il Lnr Sta
ton house Were all discharged by Serg~;ta
Cronin according to regulation OF the pDnca
This morning, Justice Thompson Was called
upon to perform the duties OF the Statton for
Justice Glberson, " no is still very sick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-09

SOUTH WARSAW, o., July %, 1863.
"* One young man, who had been
sick and not out OF the house for two years
with Scrofula and Erysipelas, alter paying the
doctors over $50 without benefit, has been
cured by ten bottles Of your Bitters.
EDWARD WoUNALL.'
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The repairs rendered neceseAry by the drs b
July having been com pleted. We are now read 8.
ecnte Al work entrusted Ne with prom ptnsss -.
FURNACES and RANaIs put up and rem -
at short notiss and fair prices.
oc9-2W IQhron., Intel. Repub.l -
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Dreacn OF peace or 10 DTlle the prosecuting
witness into contempt and ridicule. As to Mr..
Hunter, he was, and is the respected and
houored chief clerk Of the State Department.
and it was evident the publication has not
caused him injury, for he still retains his posi-.
ton. He argued that it was the right Of an
American citizen to canvass the acts OF the
officers of the Government, and il this right
were denied, the freedom Of speech and Of the
press would be denied. Mr.. Hunter b I'D simply
been charged with error, and that was not libel.
lous, for Mr.. H. was not immaculate, and
been charged with malciously committing an
error it was libel, he lMr. Bradley would
admit.
O: II: Morrison, bookseller. was called as the
MT. Darlington asked Mr.. Morrison whether
he had seen similar books to the one held in his
hand, "Diary from March 1861, to November
ls62p'
Mr.. Bradley objected on the ground that the
Government must prove particular book.
Witness saw and has sold books. called q
" Diary from March 1861, to November 1861"
Witness sold qnite number OF those books,
and there was quite a demand for them. Wit.
ness did not know how large an edition was
sold.
Henry Chase, a book binder, knows the de-
fendant, Mr. Gurowski. (Book handed to wit
ness.) Mr.. Carrington expected to prove by
(Mr. Uhase) and asked him to bind a certain
book, and Mr.. Chase looked at the book and
recollected that 1t contained an attack upon
Mr.. Hunter.
Mr.. Bradley said the paper taken to Mr..
Chase was without title, and argued that 1t was
not competent TO prove that some time in Sep
tember EFT. Gurowski brought certain work
to him. The fact Of publication must be proven.
Mr.. Bradley's objection was not sustained,
and the witness testified that Mr.. Gurowsn
came to him with letter paper Sheets ana
wanted witness to arrange the papers, ana In
arranging them witness saw the names OF sew
eral prominent officials.
Mr.. Oarringtcn desired 10 prove ~ this Wit.
ness that the prooE-sneets brought 70 MIN by
Mr.Gurowtki contained languaEe similar to
that in the printed book, and which II charged
a. hbelous.
MI. Bradley objected 70 sncn evidences, nm.
,ess TIA Sitnsss could remember the exact Ian.
eusee, and the Court decided that the evidsncs
M Csrrineton argued that II was competent
for the witness - hook q the maatsr CHARGED a.
nhelous and Thus refresh his memory.
the Witness stated that the papers brourht
to him were printed, and Mr.. Oafrington asfed
the Wttness 70 read from the book and SAY
whistler the matter there was not the same q
that on tbs paper brought 70 htm IN Mr.. Gu
fCwskt.
MT. bradley objected. and argasA that wit
meas could l0okas the indic.usns or have u
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Z Ash COAL. ees and stove sf-a,
Y bile h COAT, si0.". e.!e .ni furnace SIZE
OAK, PINE ASD
HICKORY WCOE
CORD LFsGTU OR SAVED tS1 SILT ANY LENGTH
OR SIZE INQUIRED.
:" Il MARROW
&C If south sidl canal corner 9TH 1T
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"* The Plantation Bitters have cnrad
me Of a arrangement Of the kidney and uriua-
ry organs that has distressed me for years. It
acts like q charm.
&C. MOORE, Agent for Colgate & Co.,
PSI Broadway"
6C., 6C., &C., &C.
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HAVE This day receive 50 pieces CARPETS Of
all gfaoes, which will guarantee to sell thirty per
cent e So than other house In this and a. cheap
as car be n.ut ht In any other city Also, large
seripti1ns tosether with . Great variety Of OIL
CLOTHS RUIS, CROCKERY and GLASS WARS
live GEESE FEATHERS, r. bJJOHLY
DC g. Inn -4os 9TH stre at easf ada
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qeaah Dow n.r,r. ss, sswos~S xs%p s ss.,s
Sss Aas saa a Ds
Chase. Yorktown Sid schr Mcsrs.
naasfoW VIZ Jan scars asery sa6eri. N1ot
Cor % t a' ms
NYork or salem; Enpes. rarnswo,th do ior Roekand-
xmboy boston; oth 9 Jo4ns.n, Chase .nd Amela,
FALL RIVER ISh Ian ioi shrs winaas Davis Nyor
new BhbT6Gp, J.aii"Are steamer Be,ashou, sath
for Niosk iora asroor (and sid zla); 18th shr 81
NEWPORT Ian lo-sld sohr ss~ Marx, Borsnd, from
istn-Arr schss jane, Brown. Briehtmsu FAN River
or cardcn.s Ei7a's'l Helen Hooper Providence for
isa, AM-No arrivals SID steamer B-l,inahan, morse.
EsSe SEN Lash a wyreham Tor Mf1F
ter Boston Tansicr sloop Harvest Remington Provi-
new HAVEN Iaa ip-Cd schr II r siuires. squiles.
Porto Rico, Sd I'M, sch. Miranda. Nsyasues.
Finci E.sabeh Maraarel Sc rv. George uasIeI Eliza.
bethport Ola ~hr Lyman, Eiizabehpor'' soop War
PHILADELPHIA. I'm EAR schrs Fannie Vance, Ha-
yana M9rss rar.a' Turks Islands; rheas an?ctton
Boston Boston Msy9gr n r Mpe ,s s%s ana
waS Itrrpoo. brig Gen Royii, HUI .saMf.t; sc,rs i
Mnriin pr aee MY oreans !. L Slarp 4Sirse lap
Small nos.e4. sld \ ip i.zie Moses. "a.
M an io D. s.eamsp Noy H., esa oh,
IAN Havana George Thonas .,cgan. Key wcs' bs nr-
Cid b. steamship An y saxon cr;.am LyerIoo (ana sd;
bark Phllcra Halt Maiallas brlss Masrha Dnt'h, DIX
Tlindad: & Matthews Matthews. sagua
iiiI-Arr oars Aringion, cros ,n, Havana. Below At
a anchor a seiif FigseA propeller.
pEOtINGETOWN A., Jan SID schr t1giSsa q Houies
tnew, i5s tons Cook, Nyors with rar OF cargo q ssa
steamer Caledonia
PRovlDENch Iau .cArr steamers recan. satss ma
Gsptag, kcnney Hyolk Sid schr4 sea Witch Tyler Nfof;
Eva, Carr, do.
iIth-Arr steamer rcci Young. NYork. sid schr Amei-
Reynolds. 10.
.tAgr steamer Falcon. Jones' Nyutk: so,rs joha Far
nun, Hail w simmons, God Phi;sdriphiat J u
Deputy. Butler Eliyaiep,tt; Lli. Sanders. Anrs. Mes
Artist Hobart N.0rs snops Blackstone. Allen aud 7
Hun Hull do Below. Scoops t:insev, from Newark; Ore
eon from Sid scir Elizabeth Helen. uoppef
Al ia Greek. - .
kOcKLAND Ian 3Afr srhr Catharine BeaI. NYOrk Sid
7.h sc,c u Buli~mS,e, Frrn u. NYork.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jaa i2-ir (by tei ship Sure ,
Brown. NY0rk.
SALEM Ian iO-Arr trs Russian. Too,hsAer. Portland
for Havana land sill lith,.
WiScASSEr Jan std hr,, Australia. Giles Gaidenas
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


Rsp-CtSfxID.-At the tiI,h Avenue Hotel On Non
dsy January H. ), The Res :. ~ Weston, ~,
NJ IONS ~ BRp 10 Mss synSEY only daughter Of ALERT
w ,adne.d, ksq, all 81 this city.
iilsf--Spf'yCEg. Monday evening" IaRusry ~ Nv
i.es q Alexander Pelty, JosS Rott> u Hiss MIN VI
NgsNt8G. III q New York No cards.
Poughk epsic papers please copy.
CAMlsHs N-s'inAIIoN.-On Tuesday len airy Il, ~ the
Pew SamHel Cooke y. ~ HENRY j. H. CasrPlIt ~ Cotsr
H.. e. dau ghter 81 robert NJ Stratn, all uf tti city
-NoREwoon.--Un "Wednesday evcring Jannafy
I Us the Rev. ,iuha hsady n. 70 IANr
II dat Cute William Mrrewnnf, fsq al nf frrokiyn
CoNNFy- NORWOOD ~-un Wednesday evening. January
~ t,ta Res Iaaes Brady JANE ". EtNNRY. ~ JAW
n diIghtcr OF William Norwood 81 ~ W Hro'klyn.
FsRds-t ARr.SlAs-On sunday, January n by the
rev Nr licnrv LVuusbarry Captain T. Z. nrris United
states Army, 10 Mrs GtRNE ArgNltR blin - III city.
t.ttNv--wALsH --On 1h rsdsy January :. by The Rev
oEsrreii, Mr.. THOMAS q. ttfNNto NJ, ftSNN Wfiss.
-la trsnc go & al papers rlcase cory
H,yEit-duRwls- ~ Ryerheat. u J., - Thursday
January & by the Rev Grodsell, BESJ.NNF howitt,
~ New Nofk city. AfTE yiKciNs eldest daughter ~
Hubbard torvin, Esd Of the former place. ~ cards
low, Nss---Rr.-sit-ln Bro klyr ~ Tuesday January
10 al the residence Of the bride brother Vim. =
Ea. ,sll BY he Few Robert Resell Both, Wv 4. ios.
uN+iS ~ Kalamazoo. Mich. 10 Eivini1n Iu~flNscS
dutgn,sf OF The late Robert N Russell. Of hi rny
fooat 20 Ls.RN.-Un Thursday, lsnuafy =. by The
rry y ORcilly, JoHS u Toossf 70 Mari ANS tl1iin
tf II Nsvbnrg orange county, y. Y.
wltt -McIrnAS--un Monday evening, January ~,
s.v VI n. PendlctOn at the residence We % Cannon
s...'' VI. FxRA W. wartiSa 20 Miss Irtti T. NcIsFS.
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G. First California regiment aged 20 years of Samuel
and Marths Taylor, county Iongfori ireland.
NO more fof him slriii the drums doable rattle,
Or the snf III blast Of trrrpet Imperative Cali
Or the cashing OF arms the tgml.t OF battis
Disturb his repose or his body enthrai.
His friends and those Of the family respectfully
vited to attend the funeral from che residence OF
brother In law Beniamin Mckeever No T16 Third avenue
on Wednesday, afternoon, at half past twelve clock
WIBB--on Tuesday Afternoon, January 10, az two
o'clccs after long and painful iaess, CARROTS DO
loved wife of Jacob Webb, the 18th OF her age
Notice Of the funeral viii be given ~ 20 morrow"s pa.
per.
VISION Tuesday January IL at tho residence Of
his mother, W II WEST, aged years and 10 months
The frepds and acqantances OF his hate father Henry
West. respectfully invited 10 attend Thursday
morning. For tine aud particulars Thursday
ing's papers
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Buskwhest Hour per 100 ibs...-...,.... rs 8 10
Wheat wss active and Ic &c. higher. With saIss
a f75 600 bushels at 81 30 as IS for white West
ern 81 a. 81 81 for red and amber Western 81 81
81 A. Tor Milwaukee club and amber spring and 81 "a
q IT Tor Chicago sprns Corn shade dcarer with
sues az as 900 bushels mixed Western SEC a Sac
sound and yOc SIC FOR uDsound and heated. Rye
timed qaie soc. aS1 o. sales were made Of 800
bushes barley At 81 % 81 o. -, aud 500
bushels matt at 81 go Oats we're less active at
6.e 7Ic according TO quality hr. Hi says
In the misery the date % my last circular the mar
set for nearly All descriptions OF brcadsuss has been
more or less excited influenced By the unsettled con
dion Of sterling exchange and gold am NJ. 'ne.I au
vance has syp4hizcd % some extent inc export os
ness 10 Ing is light The majority OF me a,e ORDERS
extremely tow limits. ana oaly al very moaefate
froghts high rates Of exchange can they ne eNete
for either -four rgrhn. The trade IN hour his b'n
more active and tho shippx grades have improved IN
dm class OF brands (thst are IN rc1ues, Tor
tie retailing wants Of tho city, are firmly held, but hve
not advanced materially. There eeoa inquiry Tor
fro shippers and nlllers bu. the holders most
de offer their stocks freely at present rates,
pre,errne 70 await die future financial course 60
vernmeat. At Yesterdays Produce Exchange the mar
ket vas urn Nth moderate sales irdiai corn ~
also bod h.ehsr. but Is not active at the advance Rye
Is request oats sell freely for goyelment use and
improved value. The export cersnces from tina
port the fortnight aggregate 10 Great Britain and leo
~ 90 bbs. hoIr S9l 90 bushels wheat, laj.!S7
bushels corn. ~ rance 220 bba 1our 2D,534 bt sheE
Z, Portugal +a2o ob.s -four, 9aas bushels
bhls orr % Nesico $50 bpls. netr, 25.Si2 bushels
oats / o. II continental potts 300 b6ls
u,Gr. 3 400 olshef corr, A. g34 ousnels rye
CANusas drm, but less inquirod for
1ursrus we're more freely purchased and
dearer
fot7Js rhore sas Jess activity the market to-day.
bat pr,oe, we're irm. We 1rote Rio, prime, sic.
81 bc good ,oLc.; fair 29 10. ordinary Csc. % No.
Ma-araiDo Nc 35c.; lguayra, SOC. Soc Java, 3Oc
. II ruu,irgo sc Stock OF Rio aud Santos, bags,
Al $40 Java col ee and government bags, 1851
C.y lon c,lee bags 1875 Maracaibo, $500; iogUayra
.ro \, lhrnnpo go other descriptions i7g. Total
m,ts AMI has 70 Ysy 40O bags Rio wsre sold at 29e
goc
Tor,os "a. "a d 0o1lc , roc for mlddliYgs with a
nod ,nnnirv nh,l saes ot 100 oales
tY,geg1i,--lne engagements were fair to-day and in
clnGs 10 ivcruooi 500 bbs flour Is 10 900 bushcls
y,at M yi 10 bpk ana bags $50 tiercas lard
npxcs bacon ~ )s 3as Cd 100 nhds allcw Mt Us I'd.
,aos I'd ,ndon 250& bbls flour were taken a, D.
Iid a - IA ~ 900 bushels wheat at I'D SD
,,n'll ana baes 400 bbls pork at As Cd To glasgow
there @efc shipped $50 bbls pork at 81 Id To Ant.
xero 10 terces lard 200 boxes baco ana 50 hhas tai
low were enraeed on u T. The charters Included .
Hr,,isn al ne Dark ana market, rrain at ia and
prifisb brig 20 direct mort IN ireland with grain at
,nLd
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House OF Representatives.

WASHINGTON, jan ~, 1865.
FROM TO WASHINGTON.
The1fs,xEe announced Messrs. Fcnton, Of New York
R.ogs OF Illinois; wadsworth, OF Kentucky, and Eng
isi connecticut rs special committee to inquire
,alo the expediency aud necessity OF establishing a
military a1d post road from the city OF New York To the
city OF Washington in order to facilitate Transports
oa VI the mails arms, troops and munitions Of war.
xxANs FOR raE srrrogros covfEssISr
Thc House then went into Committee of the Whole on
tina bt to provide ways means for tho support Of
tho government.
NJ MosiuI (rep) of VI, said that the extraordinary
G.gte, ia tins bill we're transcribed only by the hect
eudnd To be accomplished. Nine hundred millions OF
dot ,rs 10 paper are called Tor by tins II the
war shold he prolonged until July, 1864. the entire
amount VII &c needed but. great az are these sufas,
the pyuc not too much lor liberty anu union, now aud
one anu nseparabe' He was constrained 10 vote
this " because he knew OF no otuer mode 10 relieve
the ,n;ned ate necessities the Treasury lie hr Nor
r.t however did abate lo FROM hs iormcr de-
cted opposition 20 making gilt edged paper measure or
spvtnt gold and silver But The rate1t had been
bong accs toned 10 "opiates that the doe be-
withheld without peril He incidentally rcnarscd that
best nauccrs were generals and soldiers N the
ned Ueon their success depended that 81 our best
devised financial schemes. Europe bad disposition 10
i0,n Us money; they thus inclined % ad in
preserving the Cnion We must therefore, rcly upon
a. We had more resources than al Europe com
bnco.
TAR oSArH OF SENATOR rtARtg
A message was received from the senate announcn.
enc death OF senator pesrce Of Maryland
NJ CRs1s o. Onion) of Nd passed eulosy the
private character OF the late senator p,afce
Mr. CeHIgNpxN dnion OF XIV, passed tribute ~ ms
freud With whom lie had long served 10 the rcnaic.
Me,srs. MclTFRsos, trep.l Of Pa MAY, (opr 81 M
Rmo.s. opp Of ONO, and MORRILL,. rep " W., also
delivered remarks.
Mr srv,ESs, (rep) OF Pa said he would ask the
cn his bin tomorrow and, on ms motion me com
mittee
the 4sual resolutions OF respcc, aored and Ne
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CLEARER
s,"am,sh,pAsia tsr,' Grace. L,ytlo"l-N c."ani.
ship thd'e", ii"m, London-Wn isot.s NO.
.HarS oa!iluc (Eo), Larsen, Cors-r"n'h. Mgncse &
BsrS z,ng,rca. Bunker Rio .iane.o-- Ay,nsy 4 o.
Bark l'roe y tue sea. oiiehri., Aaa-isnss Del Yale
Brig onesnorns (Brl, Card iondoa- F.i'nsp. Bros.
Eri H Aae g MsDs S".S'' as 's";y
scS Ss,aI MIS- Resers Sa'gpeaehy BE-, n.o
scr Annie 81 tBr), Darsen. John, MA sna,hers a
soAr Giyes Queen. Cole New orleansw ;oew'y 60.
s n anv Hs.s r1 SssAass"GH uess
shr ssn ss Ws%an smo fae ao Co
Scar Mary rsier Blizzard, Wilmington, Ds-r I. Knee
schr Isaac Belle, Johnson, ,hiladalpha
ss ssr Fss n"is E.sSs,asas .ss
Sc4r Arcn.arios. HX. Boson-ti J. Hatch
ARRIVED.
Orleans 10 DAYS via Key West I days.
ea s. n ssasa lin nS
pissed aud alt schr, hay loaded ashore on Smiths
steamship Crescent snew l27o ,ons). Biehen, wieupg
,%rs nth . p s and New ss" oresns -
Co. A h as la. e 81 T' s
and Vas ces%pssd 70 "a, bs s Tor ana u
"ssss as1a day.. bat
'as :" knssr bros S vr so,., vs ,v nc D, ,i,, -
snp and es Ssw 10 fStf S
oI Pc f. Nov H. in ballast, to WAIST! carvsfs Chase
had strong Westerly gales the entire passage.
with coal Salem Co. Jan = la 3: ST. ba u A. spoke
brig VIM Mason Of Castine, from bideipha for B"sion
Bar. Allegro urusl Jehn Swansea % days WIN coal 70
Br OF Scarboo), Cha,~in. st Viuccnt. CDv
Doc 4 ballast, Thos Co Jan s r. -.
Ion CO AZ pased the brig u about $50 '"us,
painted black. gil, eagles her stern full Of water and
bark john curtis (of Brunswick. Me- Mustard New
leans. 20 days with mdse 10 Nesni,h& sons.
Dec 3 Win " hides and peanuts. 70 VIM 4nsalS' '' -
brig Baron de Castine to Casfne, Saunders. Havana
Dec 81 with sugar tor Sanford
Brig Thos W Rowland McCarsy, New Orleans. IL days.
with sugar, 10 Tfnsk 4 Zubcfbier.
Brig King. Doane, New Orleans Dee 20, with sugar
big Rival, Apologize. Alexandria u dag. il bsa- to
s days with coal, to Bcnuer
Riig catharine Rogers, Geen Bangor q days. with I'm
Schr Mary Harris (of Nassau. Mp, Johnson st Dongo
City. Dec 49, with mdsc 10 Josenh Eneas i, r,..,,.
Dee 10, with oranges. TO Joseph Eneas.
SlrMohie Howes New Orleans II days, with sugar aud
molzsses to Terry DE Ia Tore.
Schr Success. Sutton. Beaufort, Nc. 7days
sohr Kate Merrill Weeks Washington. DAYS
schr Geo Darby. Rogers Washington, day.
Schr l. A May. Baker, Philadelphia, days
schr Crockford Jones, phadcpaia for Providence
Schr Il Pierce, Shay. Bangor, IL days.
Schr Magnum Bonum Swiii. Wnterport FOR Philsde4ha
schr r CHM. Ames. Boston, !. days
Chr cation jayne Rowland Fsi aigcr
schr Baker. Kelly Somerset, Mass.
Schr Wonder HaIlett, Providence.
steamer Ospray. Kenny. Providence.
BELOW.
One bark unknown.
l2th-Stea,nships Ocean Queen CITY of BATH, Dau Web
ships George Gtiswold Palmer, Sonersefsisr;
banks Mary Porter. George Hunt. Ercnatd (Nnr losn
Benson Damon. Maxwell (Br) Philbick brigS Alre
Br), VIM Ma b schrs Sea Bird. Cook Voting Trazer.
Sarah Kennel Truro OBJ, Denl. Charles Moore Ella
shirdon, sahwa Henry Brown, rnnis DcpeN.
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The steamship city Of Washington Capt Nrchou-r. of III.
Inmsn line, sails SATURDAY next l7tb INST, Queen
and Liverpool On her last this seame
made 10 days and hours Liverpool.
having been detained IA hours waiting for lie Cork steamer
snrr ISpprrN pESo. IL New Bedford before reported
Island, south OF Naiunas on the night u o. 81 W,
o'clock II being very dark and stormy ~ ne line On The
and landed It sarawas Bornco, Nov 8.
soHR ELll.s. Boutroi, from L Island BOSTON pit
into HabisS n lust leaky, haaing been ashore
scnn TrrsIrs, before reported sshor- Pas
s 1ay nno ssi %" "' '"" ''''0 = ~ 9" s''
AcAsp-rhc understand, captain aud oaee. u A@r
caiy.cori Reef FlP.'s desire % e,gss. ,nsir
ss ia sPsp and ind s ce q NH. ss
SAGE ron. kev wes g New YORK also Tor ,h-ir nbeias
MA, reward Rest assured gentlemen thar each
attention duly APPRECIATED ana as such we zach rrn
chsSi.% ssnford captain George wan pur.-r; John
lso,on chrf eorneer; Good drsr assistant engineer;
NV New iorI Jan Il. ISIS
Notice 70 Mariners.
ssTs given ,es s sa sss ssSy %a es Mn b
sirrsla: win The following compass bearings :
s Maaf n s.ssf r SSsy s WIN Nv
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spoken. Sc.
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S,r s.asss w H. ], fam Cardiff se' ~ nou
SHIP sarcr from Liverpool tor Nfors Dee y, spN,
Ship tnnsres from Baltimore Tor Liverpool Dan s st
~ .chr Emelne Graham f.Om Insgus 90 Boston, Jan
lat % ". lon "a II.
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5. - ss -4 s.Hs . Hss. a~' sa as
Hons ZONE r suSrsTe, rrn.. aud sspe Dsn
airs. Alien for Hong Ksns sd ost Is $40 I sroS.
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oeysr,S,,ssr,, De- i1aIs Dor, esls. ,my, Hammond,
y Elf syi Dc % 10 Am ,e..el ~ port
BosIon. SD lsth. bsrks concei,ns sci Nirs l5tt os
pray, Nssh, r6nsdspnia
S rsmo s s@s ia sh1 s 'n hss s nsa s.'
,ssns % land sid lsh cornga, Ward, DO boston
sTt,sc,sr. CIV. Dec I'm port An abr from SYors
isoSsB.,, nov ao-ln por ,hir Clare Wheeler. mn
y Dcs,sco cry De- ls-In mort brig Louisa from New
srrsss De- s-lp port nsrs Eds,and Dwisb, Sl..f.ea
s.if iamsrtine, kendall. IRON 40, ar 5th =
r.str Bs, caH Nov e--ar bark sophia, Jacobs. Nyors
Maae sunderland r io' nore kour aud p decided ls,
saA Butsr Rodersues og United States tana remained
fe',sr, Dec 7-sldes,s Fury, Ray. Ne..ina
NfEa CnUz, Dee 15-ln port ships Escort fol SOn.us
A.mosphcrc, ioi WORK next day
American Ports.
~. S h az Nsd q En s sn Sa'e' M
bark aud sorrs Cld halss RAINBOW tBrl, McKst Hs,4
Foutee, Havana sohrs Honanr,s Gross Aagoane Is,s
Ant, Bonal Cen'ne-o.s y v trte Petctal Beantot,
Aheft Tas Prince btie& Nariup Noonight straTsr,"W
Thomas hence or forrss Nenue. passed Ctp- Coa nm
BALTIMORE Jon io--cd Brcm bark H,tzsurs w,sb.
si, and 'asi No6,ssoe r. ra1ct. Rs ssaass
Ill Al s,em bA.. aas'ar. s.Io L.yc.voo b8. We.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-14

1runAv jan IT. T. Ut.
Asre Sales were INSIDE Of 81 bbls Al SIC. Tor pots
and ~. TOR pearls
BmSwn was selling at aoe. a ale. for yellow
Bpptu~1rrrs --tour was quite active, ans Sc. a i0c
higher 10 day sales were made Of 2e5ot bbls state aud
western $50 bbls southern ana oot bh's. Canadian