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SANTA CLAUS is COMING

SANTA CLAUS IS COMING
WITH
TOYS-TOYS-TOY !-TOYS !-TOYS!
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Just received st
P.J BELLEW & CO.'S,
$40 Seventh street,
The Largest and Choicest Selection OF
FRENCH, ENGLISH. AMERICAN and
GERMAN TOYS and FANCY GOODS
ever opened in Washington, comprising in part
elegant Gilt and Bronze Vases. every size in the
trade, for presents; Ladies' and Gepts Fancy Work
Boxes, Writing Desks, Fancy Oabas. Ladies Tray
cling Bags. Satchels, Richly Ornsmented Cigar
Stands, Walking Dolls, full line of China and
Wax Dolls. Fancy Match Safes, Horses, Carriages,
Buggies, Wagons in thou sands, Bugles, Hens. Pop
Guns, Pistols, Swords, Drums, Canes, Whips, with
innumerable other Fancy Toys are Obliged to
cave out for want Of space.
We respectfully solicit visit from every lady
and gentleman in the community. ,rhs,. corrt-
nieat.
wedon't notice competitors in this line.
We guarantee TO sell at New York and Philaiel-
pha prices.
We will sell cheaper than the cheapest.
Tie trade respectfully solicited. liberal dis
count to city and country dealers.
Wsask, :" Hare you been TO establishnasHs?''
II not, fix IT. enter 1t, and Your fortune is made
P.J. BELLEW & CO.,
$40 7th street, three doors south of
no 25-lr, Odd Fellows Hall.
DIFAhTaEEWT o Si, 1IRIoHI1U p, :, 80,
aa e 81 FIJI tsi. 3d. 3d.
fsnnssivseis william n bailey. q Of kiede Island.
and Of 9hS e son.deE the fol
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sa :p ssa
s;: :s' s!sSsss
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Hemp snd IA in liz a,as1. ns .t.s.. = srsp.Ts:
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This information Is n.s..;-., ,..--. An ,u.s,u-
asis asd ISAAC sn%ToN oonmiionsr
!. sasa :. Rs once TO sas s.
be-
sndsia y. tSsses corner PIT saa king .srsst.J
sra sr' .voasS ana sars.
~a ~. :9ss u ,,sn...nnx
IN" BOOK OF THE
PROF. son oF pSG q 7 HEN.
Wherein marvellous things 3. forstold of the
Reign OF As asks Rllss SEE seo.,s.s.
no u Inn No. 26 Ann st., New Yor
STEAMSHIP LINE.
SEMI wkExLY BETWEEN NEW YORK
WASHINGTON ssS GEORGET0RN, d. &
sTlAMSHIPS
k BALrIMCRl, EMPIRE. A
SAVIOR AND JAS.
REGULAR Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS And SAT-
QROAY6. 1t 10 .. M, from foot Of Hieh street.
9eorsstowa, and Pier Is, foot OF Wall street., New
l'T h'''Aia q RRssszsiss. . sigA'Ei E
x Agents. foot Of High street,
@ JANIS iRa1laSsiSS . p.: ss
10 i1er. l1J Wan street. New York.
You've MN GkSsE ,ba ia. Is;rl,d 1s.m..,,.
certain secret habits which unfit them for business
or the duties OF married life; also middle
sted or old men. Who from the foiiies Of youth or
years, before placing themselves under the treat
FRIEND Married ladies' viii learn somstRinr
Of importance sy psrusing !" The Secret Friend.
csps Of iaa. sealed
.,. DR. cHAs. A. STUART 4 90,
dc Boston, Mass.
CKUYEK1 fsWlsel OHIEsK-Of very choice
VI auality, just from importers hards.T =.
e KING& BOROHELL,
no corner Vermont ayssand 18th IT.
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PROPOSALS. FOR FRlsH BEIF.

nRoPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
WASHINGTON ARSENAL,
WAsHINsIoE, D. O., December 18th, 1862
eEALKD proposals. will be received ct Washing
TIM Arsenal, O., uutil l2 O'Clock, Saturday 18th
truOrs for twelve months
Bids in duplicates to be addressed, proposals
Tor Fresh Beef" to
ISAAC ARNOLD, JR,,
First Lieut.. of Ordnance,
de ls-t and A A. q. 8.
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FLO UR USl.
GEO. T. McGLuE& co.

floph AND 8EsERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
" Ros S13 317 ID St, bet. 6fh and 7sh SIS,
lave on hADd choice assors nent Of Family and
current market rates. Bakers and dealers are in
yhtrs S~ASASSA. cAss-
The new firm have arranged for q supply of thu
eest Meoe craaes In the Georse' own Bsitimors
And Fhisdeipha markets, and will be AHA 10 ofsar
Nao'NeI 's'uHcc m00I6 10 HQYch AaA n. dA al
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n. @. HOOD,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL:R
in very fine
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
RICH IIAMONEs,
And Other GOLD JEwBLRY.
TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY,
HOLlD SILVER WARE,
And PLATED GOODS.
sPACTAuLES. OPERA 6LAsSIS.
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS,
GOLD PENS, DC
No. 33s Penn avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets
D. B.-Watehss carefully repaired. de H-Im
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
FURS! FURS!
There is nothing more useful or handsome for .
Christmas Present thans
SET OF FURs,
which We are selling At VERY low prices. We have
ROYAL 1RMIN1 in sets,
RUSSIAN BABLu,
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL.
WATER MINK,
large srocH PITCH and others
AlS6l3 AND CHIEpnsN
AIso, cLoAKs at greatly rsdu,sd prices.
g. d W. MKYINBRRG
- Market Space,
Between 7th and 9Th SITS, under the
Se lo-W Avenue House.
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pKoposALs FOR CALVARY HORSES.

OAyALkY BUREAU,
OFFICE OF DEPOT QOARrkkaASTBR. }
Washing o. Nov, rs. 1861.
PROPOSALS are solicit. and viii be resolved st
teis Office Tor the furnishing Of Cavalry norass,
be delivered II Wa hington city District OF Co.
lumbia; St Louis Missouri; and Ohicsso. Illinois.
he horees . com ply With the following specid-
eotions Wig: To be rom fifteen t5) to 81 teen t'ei
bands high, from Eve 90 to nine 81 years old. well
broi en- to saddle, com psety built. In good fesh,
and fl es from all dsfec
The ability of tina bidder to ful6l his agreement
rust bs guaranteed by two resDonsibls persons,
rho sisnsture must be app-n ded to the guar
aptSs
NJ proposal will be entertained unless tae oath
hall be on file In this Office.
The ret possibility Of tae grarantors must be
shown by the cial certificate of the Clerk of the
nssTert District Court, or Of tbs United states
Proposals must be addressed to Lieut.. Dol o g.
sa. teie, Chief QUartsrmsster, Cavalry Bureau,
and be endorsed on the envelope "Proposals for
HOrsea.'
cations will be purchased In epen market, at fair
prices, at the following places, We: New York
City, Albany, Buffalo. and Rochester, New YORK !;
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Columbus, Ohio Bss-
ton, Massachusetts,; Augusta, Maine; and Madi-
son, Wisconsin, g: sAWT9LLE,
no Eft Cavalry Bureau
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II NOTICE.
DAkkRS, 0roeers, Flour and Feed .Dea,srs an,-
Specially iaiormed they be .gppsd Wiz s nii
aessrt26icns OF 1LcUk, GRAIN, FEED, Hay Az. nd
York and Baltinsors Wholesale prices. nj - Wv
ALDRICHU. date Casssls,J -
Wholesale Grain Flour ard Feed Wsreh ,r.s
cor. I'd and O SITS and Indiana Az.
% - Sm near u. 4 @. Railroad Desc
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. N d Is Is
= i u II B Il RI

gene rsl sssortment OF Build rs Lu mbsr a. -
est market rates Parties can be supplied In snv
quantity. We are cor stantly sendiug cars - ""'
JOS. THoM AS & BON
corner of Pratt and Green streets
Orders left with y H. Buckingham Al baltimore
Ana Ohio Railroad Depot, viii meet with prompt
AitSHtIOU. def
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M ID. WIN BERG. ..-
IL Narkst Space Penn Arenue
invitss the a'tentioo Of pull chasers to the ele-
ssnt collection of Articles for Holiday Presents
Tr 9Sint ssd Selencias. Handkerchiefs and Sets,
Unread and Pusher Lace Wells,
Goihe RS and Bar
n risnsy work Boxes. Velvet and Leather Cabas,
VICAR Cares and Stands Steel and Coral Uombs
SH1el &bd Jtt Pins. Ear Drops and Eets.
fortemopnaies. Pans, SC At
s Is Market Space, Penn svenu.,
oe 10 between Sth and 9th sta
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SILyKR WARE, WATCHBs. JEwRLRY
eAM,L KIRK & SONS.
NJ A N UFAC TUR R2

i'2 BahiDlors Street, BaAimsre, Nd.
s,iver Dinner and TeS 30, vices apoons nd ro,r.
VIII lar variety of small silver Articles fo,
kreGns fine Gold Watches, rich yevslry' an
an eIled. Diamond and PsarI JeMairr - ~ sn
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~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
II. K. WALSH co., y n
LICENSED PAWNBROkERS,
xSS STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH.
are nov prepared to make cash advances In sums
Of from one dollar to ten thousand dollars ON col.
LIBERAL ADvANCls will bs made ON al kinds
OF Real and Personal Property, Diamonds, Gold
Instruments. Hardware. Oiothins, DO, &C.
Having had several yssIs' experience In
Of its citizens, We are confident that to a who NAV
sntrust IL with business We will give satisfaction.
ssl-sm* Itcensed PAVn6roSs.,
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The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong
sne languid brilliant, and are exhausted Ms
lures great restorer. They are composed Of
the celebrated Caiisaya Bark. Wintergreen,
Sassafras, Roots, Herbs, &C., all preserved IL
perfectly pure St. Croix Rum.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28
Rules and Regulations.

1859 tss4 lstIAalO
lst. All entries must be made on or
before the first day Of the Fair, No .eu.
tries wiH be received after the, ftstt dgy.
The books viii be open for entries for a
week previous to the Fair. at the. office
Of the Secretary. Persons living at DIS
lance can, if the, prefer, make their ep-
tries BY letter to the Secretary, stating
the articles and the class in which they
wish to compete. ~. .,s.. t.l.
I'll. No wagon, carriage, or horse, not
entered, will be permitted within the
inclosure, and all persons catering sock,
and not exhibiting the same, will be
charged room and feed. Ne riding Or
driving faster than a walk outside Of The
ring, will be permitted. nso -, ~,
Sd. Committees will award no premi-
ums in cases when, in their opinion, the
animal or article exhibited is not WORTHY
Of a premium. ..,,,r,.,
4th. No animal to be entered in til"
name of any other than the, bona f93e
owner. Should any be entered other;yyiiSS'
they will not be permitted to receive =
premium, although awarded the Judges.
5th. Competitors for premiums soq oqq
crops will be required to have the 81 ground y
and its products accurately measured bs
not less than two disinterested persons
whose statements shall be .yerified. BY
affidavit. ~ t.-r. H., o-,,ae vfi,oo
9Th. An entrance fee Of ten pet cent
upon the amount Of, the premiums CON- ON:
peted for, will be charged on on all animals NJ arss
entered r.o s,.4, lg,oisys-onos
7th. Competitors fot premiums ypp ls must Ft
be members Of the society, any, residents
of the County can become such by pfyiag
one dollar to the Teasurer thereof, ,.y
sth Persons drawing more than, one
Farmers oultitstcr or Wheat IBS2 B9o}k h viii
not be required to receive more, thar tlhHg 9Hl qns
copy Of each, and viii be paid the hesoiyaFs isSR;
scription price in money for + the hfesdo7ahHsnF, others,
or can take the other paper or book, ,,caas as
the case may be. o,, le8faiasH
o. a oT.v. REBER. Presiddent.m
G. BERRY, ,sJr., sec'ry.5i. cd, ,y:1sJi!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28
Rosecrans.

This gallant generals reported to be
within thirty miles Of Savannah we
fear the report is untrue, but il it Is not, not,
great news may expected from lhat Ileg 9agagE, r.
ter very soon. With Gilmore giving his
w.ole attention to Charleston Rosecrahs NOV.
ing upon Savannah, the time cannot 81
far distant when general cave in aths
rebellion must take place. O'fhe two pia..
ces, Charleston and Savannah, must sooh
fall {; and with their fall it would seem
that the bottom had fallen out Of the re:
belliop.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28
N0\NNoA no WNOvG.

As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills purely
vegetable have the certificates Of these eminent chem
lists, Professors Chiffon of N " and Locke of Cincinnati
Read Dr. Roback Special Notices and Certificates pub
shcd in conspicuous part Of this Paper from time to
time. --.
Price of tho scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier, 81
per bottle or s. per hafdozen OF the Scandinavian Veg
etabc Blood Pills. 25 cents per box, or boxes for 81.
Principal Office and Salesroom No. East Fourth st.,
ID Building from Main ST., Cincinnati, o. Laboratory,
M lS IIammond Street
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28
FOR SALE BY

]. A. MAXWELL, Druggist, Upper San
dusky; wyandot County, Ohio, H. Flock, Wy
andot Silas De Bolt, Mexico; A. Saffell, Syca'
more; Ira Bristol, Whartensburg; ]. M. Ches
ney. Marscilles; and by druggists and mer'
chants generally throughout the United States
and Canadas. 3lyl
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28

PREMIUMS AND POPULATIONS

For the 11th Annual Fair ofthe wyan.
be held at the Fair Grounds at Upper
Sanduslxy, on the 9Th, 7th, and 9th
days of October, 1858.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28

WALL PAPER,
onOO Rolls, latest styles, just received and
AUUO for sale by ]. A. MAXWELL.
m.rehsrea puetst
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28

su bOoI INV Il ohiVi Nhu !
Best bull years old and under three
.N OF and
I'd best It a....... 3
Best bull year old and under two /
OF and /
ed best a
Best bull calf 2
"a best OF
Females satne premiums as males. Here
fords and Devoils same premiums rs short
horns
Commit, ,ee-E. Peters; Maronj S. B.
Allen, Marion and Horace Huber, Seneca,
Derons and Herefolds, same committee.
CLASS B--Grado Catlle-Open to all
Improved Cattle Without Ped,gee.
Same premiums as thorough brsds.
Commiltee- Benz MeCulloch, N. Metz,
Marion, J. s. Lindsey
GLASS CA=Work Oxen. Stsets and Fat
Cattle.
Best pair work oxen 0 Z and 80
I'd best OF
Best steer yrs old and over 0 + and !
ID best OF
Best steer Svrs old and under 3 q + and Il
I'd best ...... OF
h, $, steer l " old and unders 2
ID best U Il
Best fat bullock y f and j
2i best I- 2
Best Fat COW or heifsr . L and ]
81 best ..... UF
Cpmmit.ee-R. NJ. Gier, Milton Moral
WIN. Gibson.
CLASS D-Sv eepstak,s on Cattle.
Best bull Of any age or breed
Wheat book Dip and 3
Best COW or heifrr
Comriitee-J, 0. b. Rennick, D. Bvwe (,
Nehomiah Davis. ......
Class It-Blooded Horses.
Best stallion s. yrs Old and over 0 + and 2
"a best
Best stallion yrs old and under 8
y. . .. Y + and !
I'd best 2
Best stallion yr old and under 9 &
2 / best OF
Best stallion colt under l yr old 2
I'd best OF
Females same premiums as males.
Committee James Orr, Crawford coun'
ty, 7. Ten Eick. II. ii. Holdridge.
CLASS F-Roalsters.
Same premiums AS bIooded horses.
Committee---C. D. Ward, W. b. LIE Wis,
Nc d. M. Carey.
CLASS G-Draft Horses.
Same premiums as Llooded horses.
Committee-G. W. Leith, W. A. Noel,
A. III. Luuday.
CLASS H-Carriage Horses &c,
Best pair carriage horses o L and ~
Best single, carriage horse o F and |
I'd best of -...
Best riding horse 2
Best pair Of draft horses or mares
OF and 2
B st draft horse or mare 0 F and /
I'd best OF
Best and fastest trotting horse, mare
or gelding y e and .
ID best U z
Speed to be tested by time and not by
mpetiton, distance, three tunes round
the track.
Committee-S. N. Fowler, J. D. Mckee,
d. s. McAlmond.
GLASS I-Sweepstakes on Horses.
Best stallion of any age or breed
u Wheat Book, dip, and SO
Best mare Of any age or breed '
m r Wheat Book, dip, and 3
Committee-D. Straw, Lewis Baltzel,
Tifin, W. Clugson. ...l gra s.
CLASS Jacks & Mules.
Best Jack Y ana %
2d hest OF and l
Be- Best 'psi pair mules oFsud !
2d hest q 80. 2
Best mule colt 7ro ie y
I'd best a.l- Il a. y
Jennetts same premiums as Jacks.
Committee-D. Straw, s. B. Hedges,
w. B Slye.
CLASS K-Sheep-Ssxon and Grades.
Bsst Buck OF and 81
I'd best
Best ewes ~ a Q F and l
I'd best Oh. Of -
Best eve lambs Z
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28
TO TIE ACH n E r S.

rJNHE Board of School Examiners Of Wyan'
i dot County, Ohio, will hold meetings reg
ularly at the COURTHOUSE, in Upper San
dusky, as follows;
Every SATURDAY in the months of APRIL.
MAY.0CrOBER and NOVEMBER and on the
FIRST and THIRD SATURDAYS in EACH
OF THE OTHER MONTHS for the examiha :
tion of Teachers, un. er the act
"Toprovide for the re organization, supervi-
a;op and maintenance of Common Schools
passed March l4th, 1858.
Teachers are requested to meet the Board as
early as ten o'cloch. A. NJ. promptly.
All applicants will be required to furnish ev
deuce of good moral character by certificate OF
otherwise, IS no certificate Wilt granted with
eut such evidence. and no special meetings or
the Board will be held under any circumstan-
ces. By order of the Board.
feb2O'62.tf. HENRY MADDUX,
Clerk.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28
D\ooA uMA Hlvev pvM,
which, in conjunction with the
B\ooA 2NvvSlev,

will cure all tho aforementioned diseases,
and, of themselves, will relieve and cure
Headache, Costiveness,
Colto pains, Cholera Morbus,
Indigestion, Pain in the Boluels,
Dizziness, etc.
Try ticse medicines, and you will never
regret it.
Ask your neighbors, who have used them,
and they will say they are
GooA MeNlclAcs,
and you should try them before going for a
physician. =.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac Of my local
agent, and read the certificates, and if you
have ever doubted you will
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28

~ COuliuOu CuuioS ~
The above articles to be manufactured
by the exhibitor.
Committed. Henry Houck. s. Watson
DR.. G. w. Thomson. ..l .......t
CLASS 24-House plants and aowers.
Best display cut flowers, 0. G. and l 90
2d best do. L & l w
Best and greatest variety Of house ~
plants and flowers, o. F. and %
ed best do, q ....'gf.-,5r, w.
House plants and flowers to be proper
ly named and labeled.
Committee--G. T. Mcdonald, Mrs.
Watson, Mrs. G. Berry, jr., Jane Jack
son. s
CLASS 3--Preserves and Pickles. q
Best variety preserved fruits, Q. +.
ed best do. y. y.
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1927 7?6 llo ?296o3.527 45,797e73 Ioa2,2ls
AIT wsel., 29G7l9lll 236 40 Ee6Tl4o l9T9lgj8
at vesr, 2l7G2I3u 1874 9936JS l6,J79g9J IS l8I625

Tie Directors Of the Michigan Southern Road are
in session here, but have not, as we can learn, had
any action upon the subject Of dividend on the Pre-
ferred Stock. We Judge from the rumors that after
paying the back contributions TO the sinking fund
there will be no funds left for dividend al present
TIE decline in gold continues TO act very disas-
troisly-npon merchandise spectators. and many q
fortune has faded away in the last few day5 Cot
ton goods hear, are pressed for sale at Is cent
decline, without buyers. Tea is oil lOc. y lb, and
to make sales still larger decline must be submitted
to. Olher groceries arc equally affected. Cotton
could not be sold to-day TO any extent above %
cents. Flour is again IL 10 25c , Lbl. and Wheat
and Corn 2 10 Sc. v bush. lower. Provisions were
also lower. Indeed, all produce and merchandise
markets are at q stand, waiting the turn OF gold.
An auction sale Of shawls wac held to-day, but was
a failure. There are no buyers for anything except
ing in a retail way, at anything like what holders
expect to realize Just the reverse this of the Rich
mond market, where prices are advancing rapidly,
measured by deprecated Rebel currency.
The Ariel from Aspinwall brings $500 in gold
to-day.
The CONVERSION Of legal tenders into nve-twenty
cent bonds continue very large. To-day they
'"sen Si,@Vo,0oO in New.York alone-Mefsrs. Fisk
~ Hatch aud Liyermore, Clews g. Co., selling
million.
ine uepos'" on Temporary loan with Mr.. Cisco
~-day were scoo'ooo, and tho Customs $40 900, Of
Which about three-quar.ers were in cold.
by the EtDa at this port wo bavo advics. r,oro
London 10 the 18th instant Console closed "a MA,
day at 92092l. The demand for disoouo, a, ,ha
Bank continued heavy. Illinois Central shares ,vera
quoted at 44l discount, and Erie at Al, v cont.
The eaes Of cotton at Liverpool on the lh and iQ,b
were 600 bales, the market closing firm, aud with
an upward tendency, bat without change in tho quo.
ta,ions. Dfeadstufs were reported 40 steady.
The1e j. ne ehapse jo tbe Money Tegls, ssSfs,'
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
GlenE~I.
PoSr OF NEWBORN. Mas

CIear.d.
s,ssm,hip-MAIiop. Johnston. Newciess' spoaord' IL
st",m,m- Manhattan, Stewart Washington j. Thompson'
cunda baltimore WIN. Dalrsii T. W. Bruno f0foe'' D''
timofe, VIM Dalrel. n Il
KnoI Calhoun Newman, Liverpool sPohoid Ies vi,
Co Milton Wilson, Liverpool Trsk Dearborn H. MICH
al Wood ssv- Bedford, Geo. Ssyey Co. n,,.
Barir -Mont.suma, Hammond, Barbsdos T. T. D"'sh'i
Salem (Br }, Powell MssmoIa., .iiutr 4 Ho1ghon.
Enn-W. II. Wall Caster. New Orleans, Robson ros'
diei Osprey Orb Coz. N.susbo. p H., Brett Son 60
Thos owen PcteB gill, Nsuvtss Thompson Hunter a.
niraI Horton Philldolp hla Geo. savoy Co.
sehoonen-Nonantum, Edward Boston, Mayer Fee
body, Lucy Amss, Vonll. PhlstephA w 5 Brown ID H.
BALDWIN Susv-y Boston, w. q Brown Co Alex Nelson,
son Bsbb Boston, w. g. Brown Co. Albert Mason Doug
lam Port Royal Il. D. Hurbpt & Co. Argus Eye. Town
send Philsiefphia N. McCready Co Ann, Cole Bslti
more Merrill Abbott, AehIsm Ge,ehsll Fsirhaysn O. L.
Hatch May u. CrAnm-r Crsnmer Washington Van Brun
s.sh' Mount Vernon, Harding Ts5ger y. j. Campbell !
Antelope Jones, Dess island, T. J. Csmpbell Leesourg
Blake. Philadelphia q. l.. Hatch; Sarah r. Snow, Snow
Deals bland Crowe Payne Issnd Belle, Baker Eliza
be,hpo Bsker Dsytoni Gen. Pesyy, flaming, 81 job
w. Lows Co 0ren,s Hayons Boston CT wall Z Psyr.
Chase beaufort, Murray y. Fin, E1sn UenIsrson
Phi adelrha
sloGP,-Desp Riysr, Hoyt, Stamford; Ranger Do Groof
l. kesny.
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In sfeam,hip Etnd from Lerpoei-Cspt. Jordan, Capt
Webster. Capt Button children and nurse Capt Me-
C.Inm Mr. Au.,iu Mr. B1och II. Beck aud lady, p Beck
Arthur Waters Tho, Powers A. Bates Mr. Berger and
sdyi r. Rosenths lady children and nnnei MIRA Filmef
Mrs Walker Mira Bu,d, Mira Dese Mrs. Tinker, Miss
Alice Litessn Mss Jordon Miss Pryor, Miss Bella Amboro
Htr C. Young Dr. Drsne, n. Watson, Mr. Laurence, A.
Ksmat Giles Upton, John Pierce.
In sfeannshp sazonia, from Hamburg and Southampton
Eugene SchBabeL G. 0ronnnd N. Rrosky, G. Taylor H.
L. Garrett Madame Remercier aud children Mrs Miles
Mr. Miles, David salemon Jsnetts sberbefe Oscar he,
berg, b. Haas Rachel Frank Tobias stenernase' L. H.
Matthias siesmund Brsida Fred Chemeicyck o. Sohuk C.
ein.heimsr Msrkus Has NJ. Priessr. John Bergmann'
Geo Bsryminn NJ Neustadt, Carl Lchneu and lady Il
Irving r. Obeseds Z. Clauter Kohn. James w Morse
Mr. ssder CsbaIine Cobn and child Chss Lsuch Tisut-
man and daughter Henry s,urm. Hulds Furs w. hsu,st
KIstz Jane Clemens b. Lores b. Ferrsfi and lady Mrs
Sirs Mrs Piosnt aud shter VIM. Jackson, Joaquin
A. Gage Gustav Lott, Chas kiofsr Joseph LnE' Joseph -
asrsg and lady j. Taese ChAs stern, Anae eteIn bs
Tsmbois, Fanny Albrecht . -, ,.,-,
H. I,ooI Cam, from Hac1ndLonts Shislman,
A. Pog,r b. Gonzales Rudolph Leibnann Henry Samson,
J. d. w Gisnssham, C. r.. Samson, Mrs samson.
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t.ttls. Sh'p / Tba Calvss. Horses. Swine.

Hias.. s.a se p n rslov. 8dsic- y ~ Pau. 80 500
e. eacn . 80 -,
" b-Beef EIirs and First quality include nothing bat ths
bat arg. fat stalfsd OIen Second quality includes The
t,t srs,. o1en the best fed Cows and the best three
yesrod Steers Ordinary consists u Bulls and the refuse u
lots
snrErErh. ncadss COs.sa and when those Of insTio'
quality are thrown out -,
Th.'- ears over the Grand Trunt .nd eastern na
fod ever tho Boston Lowell and 10 S'sf the risn
buIs ,,----u a.. -.,.,.
RHu,EKs-Th.r. vas sdv,nct ,s.in THE week In Gs''
and sheep with quick sales. Beef sold zoe eri hthsI
sh.sp sold a. high 9d9.. 70, and orc lot OF Of NJ
LAMBS. .nd weighing IS ID. sold - high lOe 10 ~
head. - , ,o, - 49, IT,.
d.y Al ue1gl.