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Or. Dinp's psutal Column.
Respectfully Dedicated 10 the
Public,

In this hIglt land whore beauty regns supreme,
And all pay homage IL the witch ine qnrrH;
Where thousands visit each Cosmetic Mart,
To learn how She improves by every art
How she preserves her charms from sad decay;
And shines in rising splcndor day by day:
Learn this. more lasting than the laurel wreath.
That of all charms. til" bust are Perfect Teeth;
Without these. eyes complexion. hair. are vain
As summer sky upon desert plain!
We like not hc,uty'S happy f,cc alone;
But drink Sound Teeth the richest gift we own;
For W" ri " our tuud draw cheer and la ali,
better pri2u than handsome face or wealth,
tuiurtUnitvr who wish their JOYS combined,
Are begged to cali upon the undersigned
Whose lun.-tricl Dental skill and cunning hand
Will every patrons want full understand.
He'll quickly furnish for the lowest sum.
Bright sets If Teeth aud Artificial Gmrs
AnNhig all secure with such neat rare.
That non" will know hut nature put them there
His Plugging Cement s"on make bad Teeth sound,
And here and nowhere else can it hc found
He extracts Teeth with qurknc,S and with ease.
Aud every lady patient he please.
II you've ncrNun~ Tuuth that's somewhat Gone,
And yet too timid feel Ia have it drawn
dust call on him. he'll let Your Tunth remain:
His Nerve Paste Kills the nerve and without pain
lie also make, IL Favored Drntrincc.
1ats'crlrrUtcl lay each Bean aud Miss;
Twill Written Teeth and make the breath sweet
That love will h"rHr near whcr" persons meet.
lien from lc'S joys and marriage he not harr'l
liN Teeth like tonl.St"neS ia an old graveyard
lie pulls gu; StWrp> that make unpleasant breath
t"n-gniu@ t.,nrh-achr To the hands of death.
Gail on the undersigned without delay,
For every service in the Dental way.
Ii" still attentive waits ut your command,
Offering hi, well experienced hand.
March % 1864. DR. b. j. BING
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HAvrr pE GRACE, lIariort county, NJ,

Mr.. Y. i. MARINE Sir We can say that You al.
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory fr all the
business We have had You do for lis. and always
recommend any persons that We know to YOU and
names for any recommendation that YOU
may want. Yours,
December 18th. 1868. SPENCER { WRIGHT.
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r IME and PLASTER.-Chester Valley
IL Lime supplied by the car load, for Agri-
cultural or building purposes; and Plaster
always on band. For sale by
Feb ]" JOHN PARrRIDGE.
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DISEASED LUNGS.
Thus striking at the root of disease, and
driving it from the system
ERnITD Il

mus striking nj the root of disease and
driving it from the system
GROUP die of
This disease is announced by difficulty of
breathing, shril whistns or wheeling
hacking cough and threatened sulf,cltion.
nc. 1T mostly occurs in young children Crou,
No child need die Of Group if this syrup il
properly used and used in time. Mothers
who have croupy children shouli watch
The first show of the disease, and alwaysif this
keep this remedy at hand
For cough after measles this Syrun il
most excellent. Experience has pro, en- that
The nrj.e Of the ' rn'no preparation Syrup
place II within tho reach Of all tn, poor M
we'll as the rich, and every person should
have it.
Every person should have it in the bousc ~
1t Is a true and faithful friend TO All who
value health and wish 10 secare themselves
! against that most terrible disease cpn.u,nn. nsea
| non. 1t will be found the mos, u.erui y,
well MS the cheapest family medicine in the
world 1t has been used for the last f,nr IN
years with Saccess without n parallel
rnca 40 vents per bottle, or three bottles
for 81 10 ''''''' time.
Prepared by S A. FOUTZ T. pRo
r.. Westminster, Md.
ana Druggists and' Sorckecpers generally
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VIENNA. Dorchester county, Md January lst, ls,,4

VIENNA. UOrchcSItf county, Md january Ist, lStI
Mr.. ,. Il. VI ,RINE Allow me on the beginning of
the new year 10 extend To yuu most hearty cnngrtt
ulafions for the satisfactory which yun have
given for several years. in The sale Of consignment,
which livs intrStrd to your hope in the fu.
tuir that may he able To- ucrrns. tJu1r cunsgncnt-.
and that You will receive from tr public very lih,Ial
patronage. THOMAS HIGGINS.
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Shriner'S Indian Eernifyea.

SlNCE the introduction of this beautiful Pre-
~ paration, it has been steadily advancing into
public favor. Its astonishing cticacv in eNpel.
n nng worms has *****w#*xx won tor it many
l,'ehuS wherever it Is known and
these speaking its { TO I praise to Others
so that it is fast Y beiny intrnIu,
ced into every DESTROY I family in the
country Inc de- I e lnand for 1t is
oecomlhS immense Il WORMS. Z To make it still
more worthy the 4 I preference MI
'e".s SHOWN IT, the "*#**~%#** Proprietor Is
putting 1t up in much handsomer style than
formerly. 1t is now prepared with the greatest
care "f nnif"rm strength, with plain directions so
that Amy one can administer it,
1t rs entirely fegetnble-Pestscfly Safe
and Harmless.
And has never been known to fail to e2pcl womrs
where worms existed. The Proprierors boldly
assert that il is superior to any other preparation
in the world.
~ Ask for SHRINER'S INDIAN VENMl-
FlGE. and take no other
tY Price % Gents per Bottle.
Prepared by S.A FCUTZ h BRO.
Westminster, Md,
For sale by DR.. II II, MITCHELL. Elkton,
and Druggists and Storekecperc everywhere.
Nov IS, lS63-ly
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DIR. b. j. BING,
DENTIST.

NLkTON, MD.-All operations warranted
IL to give satisfaction.
15-Tceth Extracted and Filled without
causing pain.
Persons can rely on seeing me by calling
at any time during the irSt three weeks of
each month. Nov 1s62-tf.
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DHOSPHATIG EERTILIZER.--Tsske Il
1 Clark's Fertilizer, combining all the in
Sledients necessary TO fertility. For salo BY
JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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Hlr0itillul
SHNENER'S
BALSAMIC COUGH SYRUP,

For Coughs, Colds, Group, Whoop.n4
Cough, .Asthma, Bronchitis, Spift,n.
Blood, Pam and Wenkness Of tt
Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing, &c.
THIS is no new remedy. 1t has been
l. used for a number of years in Maryland
and parts Of Pennsylvania, and has. wher-
ever known. acquired IN unprecedented
reputation for curing the various diseases
for which il is recommended uour
So apparent is its usefulness. and so re-
markabe have been its cures. that it il fast
superseding every other remedy for those
diseases. The afflicted can rely upon its
doing as much for them. and IN many cases
more than any other remedy now before
the public CbJ
1t is recommended and prescribed in the
practice OF a large number Of the most Intel.
ligent and able Ply siCians of Maryland. 1t J.o,
is used and considered an Indispensable ".'
household remedy by large portion of the
first families Of the State
1t is used by all classes of society and the oa0
universal opinion is that it is good Tas
SYRUP IS PURELY VEGETABLE CoMrorND. =,
1t is pleasant to take aud never does INJURY NO
But owing to its purifying qualities. must
do good under any circumstances Its effects
are truly wonderful, soothing. calming and
allaying the most violent Coughs purifying chill
Strengthening and iuvigora.iug the whole
I system. camng and soothing the nerves.
7, aiding and facilitating expectoration, and
healing the feet
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MEAT AND BONE COMPOST.-A ricl,
1vl aud cheap Manure tor Corn, Potatoes,
nc. For sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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NOTICE..

nv ASN
TIARMERs, Merchants and Mechanics, pause
l. and reflect before giving out your work.
Alter having Ten years experience as Il prac-
teal workman, at my trade. | invite all who
desire work done with neatness and despatch
to give me Il call. ] am prepared, with first
Hot Air Furnaces, Ranges, Cooking Stoves,
&c. also to do Roofing, Spouting, Lightning
Roding and repairing at short notice, and
guarantee the quality OF material and work
satisfactory, as all work is superintendent
personally by me. Work done at city prices
Send in your orders whenever convenient
and they will be promptly attended to, by
JOHN PRYOR.
Firm Of Pryor Il Bro,
Aug. l, 1868. Elkton, Md.
HouScErpcrs look to y0ur interest, one dOliar
Saued IS tlrO tarncd.
rENIlE celebrated WELLINGTON COOK
Il STOVE with extended fire box for long
wood. This new and beautiful Cooking
Stove challenges all competition for the eX-
quisite style of ornament, and perfect opera
tion in all respect. The oven extends under
the fire box, and the fues are SO arranged
that the whole oven surface will bake per-
tectly and uniformly. The slightest eXamin-
alton Of this stove must satisfy every one
that it is universal favoritp. 1t commands
very extensive sale. For sale at city
prices, by PRYOR BRO.
Aug. /. 1868. Elkton, Md .E
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WOOD YARD.

u OSSELL Il HINES have opened the
~ largest Wood Yard in Elkton. and will
keep always on hand Hickory, Oak, and
kindling Wood. Wood will be delivered
in town free of charge. 1000 Cords of Wood
wanted, for which the highest matket price
will be paid in cash or goods.
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rRAIE, CLovERsEEp, &c., BoUGHT.-The
" subscriber buys all kinds of Grain and
Seeds, at the Warehouse, near Elkton Depot
lately occupied by H. S. Sites
Feb IL. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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Smith San Francisco; 29.h sidon ts Narlyn EYorh w
Wss; A%S; gs asS SsI "a:
so oas s s9
ssa. Ssss. tsissts sSS: KsogssH; Mss. SSsasPs.,
S ohm IL. Lamb sYork ''''A'' D'e' 'AA"' H0''s-
ssDes. ss Ga
SS a on o Bsns
ss as Yssi sT ps
Jan Exchange Cheney Newport and Genoa; Etna ts,'
srsss s Sa5 John Iand Hoisiss Penang;
Ent out 2sth orpheus vessels NYork GOTH HeImdah,
IaEsicE. Dec 2s-Ari Panther. Lothrop. Shinchas.
Hs Dec s ers%s o
80 sa ssS
MARsEnLrs, Dec 2e-Arr wsvsrey Small, New York; Bis
e sra Sa as 5 Yo1s Ese se
Henrcksen. do.
T Ds i s sn Fry R oos .s s9' ssoau Miller for
Liverpool next morning-had been detained by stormy
0r9RTo Dec PAR vorwarts. Preussen. NYork; 18th.
PALrnno, Dec l9--Ar E GIddings, Leland. cadz; 2sd,
ounRssrows Dec gSA Rosamond Wallace Liverpool
for NYors 2Sh Favorite, saundersop Boston Sid 2Sbs
RoIrHRpAs, Dec 2l.Cd Emil, Hermann, Nyors.
81 10 JonS NJ Jan & ship Maud. Alternately Boston,
NYork; 3isi. Cleopatra Warren, from do.
American Ports.
Harrisburg Peterson Vera Cruz Harmon, Buckley
s'ss
sns sasSs sesMas
s5gs Turn II HSSs, Sso
nometsr Giicsris., PhadsIphia Whitney ohock; os-
ss
sas
Bracket. Aehorn NYark CID ship Rather, Amy San
Sid ship Gertrude =
Aspnwail via Delaware nreakwater Empress Theresa
Hswthorn "r ri Stands; Fanny acrss Davis
Janeirc; also Rerm Br schr Prince Of Wales CID Br
Shas s' s1aS nee Smeos s
jn AND b Roa%e Bowaeu NYos
GLoUCEsTRR, Jan sArr sehr Minnehaha, Leach. Bath
'hoL%Es' HOLE, Jan Il rM-AEr bark Gem. Fs,ry.
s s5E Geo
SD bark
sssrs Clara reps Aeer, Eawsra ng
sea %o NJ ana
sSsn
NYork, Below 18Th ship probably the HobrooE from
~NEwBuRyPoRr Jan i2-Arr schr Mary Ella, rar'ey
81 NJ. Baker Chase Tansier for
y, P for
Josiah Achorn Gregory Rockland tor Wash
ington. DC; ADeam. IRONS Addison for NYork Tirre,
Higgins Boston for Philadelphia Velocity. Patterson, do
for NYork; Jane Haskins and George W snow Hask
Bangor via Salem for do Wesover, lewis Boston for
Baimors Parker Fitzgerald Providence for Phiadel.
klby and Maracaibo Henley Portland for and others
NEW LONDON, Jan l3-Arr schr Parnieee. Hnrd.
NYork; sloOp Smith keeney. do
PHILADELPHIA. Jan l2-Ch brig Mary j. MillikeD,
Brock Key West Sid Swc brig Marie Louise Havana, in
tow
Mr. HoGner. pilot. from Delaware Breakwater Tues
day at The Us Bermuda Massachu-
ses and Augusta Dnsmore all bound for the South ATTAIN
Bockadng Squairons preceded Monday after
noon. Lie Ireakwater bark John Curtis, from Key
Wes brig Samuelsh from New Orleans others be-
fore. Ice IN the Bay pretty heavy.
PORTLAND Jan l2-Arr Br bark RAdama, Mckenzie,
NYork schrs John Mather orr Georgetown, DC; Fred
Sheerer. Sheerer Newcastle, Del for Boston Agomar
Hayes Rockand Baltmor; Parkersburg White,
head, NYok. Signal for bark. CID brig James Crosby
Lawry Havana
PROVIDENCE. Jan 49, Arr steamer Westchester. Baker,
NYork; schrs Baker Chase Tan gier Beals HASKELL
NYork 18th. schr Fair Wind Fair Dealer Smith,
Elizapethport.
for NYork 9th.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
IRrsTow-HAIsEy. ON Wednesday, January 10, by the
Rev Hugh $. Carpenter, HESRY BRrsros 10 ANNIE N.
HALY at the residence OF her parents ali Of the city Of
Brooklyn.
CASNoE-Brpp.-At the Reformed Dutch church. Six
Mile Rum N i, on ednesday evening, January 10, by
the Rev j. Halsted Carroll (Rev. Dr. sears assistngj
CoRxElIrs G. CANNON to MARY N. BJpp
EY-HALLETT.-On Monday, January IL, at Hyannie,
Mass, by the Rev. g. Bronson, Mr. Ezra B. Ely Jr. Of
New York, 70 Miss IsADoRA HALLErr OF Hyannis Mass.
No cards issued.
HoLcArE-Du BARRY On Tuesday, January L. az 81.
Marks church, Philadelphia, BY the Rev. William Bacon
Stevens, Assistant Bishop OF Pennsylvania Lieutenant A.
H. HoIGArE Of the United States Army, TO GERrRupE M
only daughter Of the late Dr. Edmund Du Barry Of the
United States Navy.
MAxwnL-BLArR.- Newark, N. j., on Saturday, Jan
uary 2, BY the Rev Bartholomew Weed JOIN MxxwRLL
70 EMILY r. BLAIR, both OF New YORK.
THaAiI-PARsoSs.-On Thursday, December 81 at eight
O'Clock 10 the evening at the residence OF the BRIDES
father IN South Windsor Conn.,, by Rev. Mr. Douglass
Of Wrapping, Mr. REUnEs THRALL OF windsorvie Miss
LYDIA A. PAnsos daughter Of Edwin D. Parsons formerly
OF springfield. Mass
vsEnR-wHrH-At Railway, N. j., on Thursday, Jan.
nary IA by the Rev William Robinson, CHARLES r. vERgR
Of shslburne Fails Mass, to SUSAN ~ wHuE Of Railway.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL


THURSDAY, Jan. l4--6 p. NJ.
The stock market exhibited considerable
buoyancy at the opening Of the first board this
morning, and some Of the railway shares ran mp
to figures which, two months ago, il was not ex.
pected they would ever attain; the rise, too, ap.
peared. to be more general and more healthy than
the impulsive movements which have been going
on for the last few days in some Of the Western
stocks. Compared with the opening Gales Of yester
day, New York Central advanced "a, Erie IL,
Hudson River 2, Reading 211s, Michigan Southern
II, Michigan Central "a, Chicago and Rock
leland 2, Cleveland and Pittsburg 2sS. Toledo
and Chicago /, Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chen az and Fort Wayne ]. In the afternoon
the general list became stronger, and at the close
Erie was quoted at NY, Hudson river at 1857
Cleveland and Toledo at 1891 Michigan Southern
at s6I, Illinois Central at l221., Cleveland and
Pittsburg at 1921, Harlem at 92ss, Galena and
Chicago at lli% and Reading at lit.
The following we're the quotations at the gold
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Gold opened this morning, as viii be seen By
the above quotations, at 1897, which was the
highest point attained on Wednesday, and gradu.
ally rose untiiit roaeasd the premium Of IS. Il
is rather singular that tis advance in the price Of
coin shoud take place the day after the new bill
Of Senator Jim Lane. Of Kansas making il q penal
offence 10 buy sell gold at prenism, is intro
duced in the United States Senate. II has very
much Tie appearance Of an act OF defiance to-
wards Senator Lane, and plainly insinuates
mat The spectators entertain no fears in
regard 70 the sractosi operation of the act,
even II should become lazy. This second
bantling OF Senator Lanes il roors inipotent shan
the FIRST, which, we presume, was s.ssnpled before
II fell into the hands Of the Csmmttes ON Finance
The new one, II left alone, win ksl itse,f beoause
IL strikes at the most vital part Of the government
dnances and the recoil Of the blow viii end 4, 7,
makes the pure base of coin for the purpose Of nav
ing 20 the COVE rnment the required duties on i'm.
ported goods a CT me punishable by fine and n.
prisonmcnt. suppcse such law could be made
operative which very tcw sensible persons believe
can be done--whore wlll the government procure
The gold % roy tie interest on its
debt Il those gao hold t'ic specie choose
10 retail 80 not ieel disposed to
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THrRsDAY, Jan. 14-6P n.
Asnrs-Recepts 20 hbis Market quiet and Arm, at
IS 62,s for pots and 30 rs for pearls.
BREApsTuus- o,227 bbls. -four. 2,326 sacks
meal 1852 bushels corn s25 do oats md $50 do
rye TIE rise in gold coupled with the favorable advces
from Europe, caused decidedly hrmer tone to the mar.
ke for State and Western -four and shipping grades were
SC. 1oc better. Trade brands without material
change though the general tenor Of the market for all
kinds Arm and buoyanL There was but little done
for export owing to the high prices and stenpgof the
freight market. Canadian -four nrmer the com.
kinds and Southern ruled in favor Of the seller
Sales 10 600 bbs state and Western 600 bbls Canadian
and 600 bbs Southern Rye -four was firm, but not
quotably higher, with fair business. Corn meal was
cold TO extent OF 900 bbs at full prices. Buckwheat
aorr a,,lln nd We nnn
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AIrsS.-A Washington, D. C., on Monday, January IL,
AuGrsrue e. ALLEN
HIS friends are invited 10 attend The funeral which
will take place from the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION
Twenty ninth street, this (FridayIs morning al ten
O'Clock.
ArKSsor .--on Thursday morning, January IA, Of con-
sumption, HoRAno ATKINSON, aged 20 years, months
and 10 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the pera from his late residence ga
West Sixteenth street. this friday afternoon At two
O'Clock.
ARMSTRONG. Thursday morning, January H.
rRsYKIiv, youngest Of Matthew Armstrong jr and
Anna A. Armstrong, aged years and months
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited 20
attend the funeral at che residence Of bis parents Bergen
plank road Saturday afternoon al one o'clock
BAREsR.--0n wednesday, January 49, REBEocl widow
Of Iitus Barker Ia the 6sth year OF her age.
ho relatives and frienda OF The family are respecfully
,pyteu attend Tbs funeral this (rrday) aerpo9n at
balf as, clock from hcr late residence az Hester
street ,<thout further invitation.
BnRY.-.tt Halifax, ". s., IN the 6ta year Of her sge
Flivs Crofr ", eldest daughter Of Thomas and elizabeth
Biery, OF Br,Vklyn, ny.
B1mp--On iuesday, January 70, OF dstlheria KELLER
MONTGOMERY, sou OF James y ana Lsa D.. Byrnc, aged
2 years, ] month aid days
B,Rp-on TUESDAY, January ~, hisrpA IsAAtFvE in.
fant daughter o. Isaa,H and taharge u. Bird, aged
months and dayR
100 ricnds and selavos d no family arc rogaestod
10 act the funeral ths fayD alornooa a clock,
from tao residence 81 her parcn @ 435 We, Twenty fih
street.
Bsror--At smhown, L. l., on ssanday, January 10,
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nom the residence Of her son, John Ton Brook No. SO
West Forty -Afth street.
WMeHr-ln Brooklyn, ON Wednesday, January IS.
hrs NARY A. WRIGHT, wife Of ELIAS Wright in the 22d
year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
Mved 70 attend the funeral, from her late residence
o'clock.
waxnuRs-0n Wednesday. January 49, HESTER, the
wife OF lawrence Wseburn the 73d year Of her age
Tho relatives and friends Of the family invited TO
attend the funeral services, at her late residence 1915
WARD.-At Newark, N. j., on Wednesday, January IS
FRAsIs BRows, Youngest child OF Marcus L. Susan L.
Ward, 10 the Sth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF his parents 6
washington street. Newark, N. j. saturday afternoon,
az two o'clock.
wooo On Thursday, January IA, ADDE, youngest
days.
The funeral services win take place at the church al
hanhassets L. L. on Saturday morning. at half.past ele.
O'Clock.
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CLEARED.
snip Belle Wood (Br), Freeman Lverpool-Williams
Snip aoschen (Brem) Probs Loudon-Chas Luling Co.
Bark Thomas Pope Alexander, Monrovia-Yaes Porter
Bark Yunuri tBr). Anderson sagua la Granddaughter
Brig Schiller or) custia, oporto- Hagemeyer Brunn
A., Pug Los Magdalmos tsp), -. Baenos Ayres-Yznaga
Brig Robt Move. Hoohkiss, Barbados-H Trowbrioge's
Brig Spartan tBr). McCalum. sagua Ia drande-J Whit
Brig Helena tBr). Connolly, St Johns. NF-Gordon. Bruce
sc6f Grsha% sBr Graham. 81 Ritss-Bre.. Som
Emerald ar Re es ganc Small Co.
caas S H ass
schr VIM Hunter, Eldridge. New orleans-J A Web
Sem ss.y: 1rh nsss
sioop Blackstone Allen. Providence-L Kenny.
ARRIVED.
PM ssSs 81 Hs
ssmp Ssn nss - 0a p & 80
Is S. % as a
arrived "a Jersey ciy 4 ii AI 90. ,~., %
via ouse1siown slss PM win mdse psssengers
es Ds M e. ss sn s . sp %
4i Ct SF E Ss Ha ss: Prs
Se T.. Sss % T9rag9 s IN with bark Ma
bark yotsasi: Conway, Hilton Head. days: in bal
o q ana Was Badly m'0n len
snt w ns sos 9f Mosan ca0s0srs Rio as
Bark White s Sea tef Lyysrpoel} Evans Matamoros q
weather; lost jibboom and shifted cargo.
and Nassau Jan 5. to Hargous h Co.
Bark John Benssn johnson; s. Johns PR, Dec a. via
Bark ds ad Mssa New Orleans q days.
Bark Gan Eden, Reed, New Orleans, q days. with mdse,
Brig Calmuck Petngl, Inagua, II days, with salt
Thompson Hunter
sehr Lane lof Falmouth Ja, strum Masamoros % days
Schr Luisita Underhi Jacmel IL days. with logwood to
B Weinberg.
schr George Thomas Day. Nassau Dec 50, and Ragged
Island 3Uth, with salt, 10 w Jones.
schr Lucy Ann OF Archap; Boudrot Georgetown PEI,
80 days. with bound to Baltimore Put into this port
and land brig Mnnehaha. picked
Had heavy westerly weatherthe entire PASSAGE
lost and split sails &C. oth inst lat ~, Ion 10 45 fell in
with brig Mnnehaha Of Yarmouth u.s. Capt Turbel fro
Providence for Philadelphia in sinking condition
captain and crew. in number and brought them TO this
port (6ee Mscel.)
Steamer Haze ~ transport), Pennington, Yorktown
IL with passengers Fairhaven proceeded
Steamer Pelican. Baker. Providence.
Steamer Gull Rennev. Providence.
BELOW.
Brig Eudola
l3th-Bark Fanny Hamilton; brig James Grow.
Wind NJ sunset
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The Prize Ha;tle-Decree OF Distribution

Before Hon. Judge Belts.
Jan. 14-Tse Ualed States Us. The Schooner Hattie and
Careo.-Ihe United States District Attorney this day
Of distribution Of the proceeds OF tie
cargo the Hattie eighth Of the value OF the
vessel eighths having been restored 10 the claim.
by the court. The net proceeds amounting 10
$50 ISL Co. has been forwarded 10 the Navy Department
by United states Marshal Murray.
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The above company have declared a dividend Of
seven per cent on the outstanding certificates OF
profits, dividend Of three per cent to the stock
holders payable in cash, and dividend Of twenty
per cent to be issued to the dealers in scrip, the
two former dividends payable on and after the
10th Of February, and the latter after the I'D OF
March.
The statements of the banks of the three prnci-
pal cities OF the Union for the last week compare
with those Of the previous week as follows:-