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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-01-20
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Corrected weekly by HILLS BROTHERS.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Dealers
in Grain, No. 4, Williams Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-01-20
Tnformation EreeI
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS

GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility, IneOm
potency Premature Decay, and Youthful Error. actu-
ated by desire to benefit others will be happy TO
furnish to all who need it, (ree of charge) the reci-
pc and directions for making the simple remedy used
IN his case Sufferers wishing to profit by the adver
tisers bad experience and possess a sure and vaua-
Die remedy, can do SO by addressing HIM at once at
his place OF business The Recipe and full informA-
tiOn-Of vital importance-wiIl be cheerfully by
return mail. Address JOHN B. OGDEN.
No 90 Nassau Street, New York
PS--Nervous Sufferers OF both sexes will dnd this
information invaluable. dec 1O-3m.
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ALL KINDS OE GRAIN,
FURNITURE
Columbus Cabinet 90.

WARS ROOMS, 262 SOUTH HIGH STREET, CORNER
OF FRIEND.
TIHIS COMPANY IS COMPOSED OF A NUMBER OF
JourneymAn eablHet Makers, who have combined
together for the purpose OF supporting their families
and themselves and ta manufae every kind Of
niluFs, Chairs, Bedstoads Mattresses, &c and will
EuArstee to citizens of town aud country, that
they will furnish good furniture is manufactured
in the United States, and at Satisfactory prices.
The Company hope to receive a liberal share OF pat
ronage, their motto is to olive and let Live" 1t
will give them pleasure at any time to show visitors
through their rooms whether purchasing or not.
This Company sole Agents (or the sale OF Messrs
Bailey h Desamps celebrated SPRING Bed Bottom,
which for simplicity and durability cahHot be exceled
Please call and examine. Prices from 50 so 81 So
The Salesman is Mr.. W. l.. HUGHES, long connected
with the business-au old Internationally of the rm
OF hughes Beebe
JOHN STRICKLER, Super'ent.
H. KNEYDEL, Treasurer.
April. - lSGI-ly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-01-20

valuable adjunct the Dye, in dressing and prOmOt
the growth and perfect health OF the hair and OF
ITSELF when used aOne-a safeguard that pro tects the
hbers from decay under all circumstances and under
all emes. Manufactured by j. CRlSTADORO, No.
Astor House. New York. Sold by all Druggists Ap
piled by ali Hair DresserS.
Jan. 1S-lm.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-01-20
Cr1stadore,s Hair PreEervative

which is the only chemical combination in existence
changes the color of the hair without injurinI
the which feeds mOistens and suEtain
the hbers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-01-20
Roberta, Steel PIOws.

,rIJsT received good stock OF RoRERTs' STEEL PLoW
Il which are offered TO the public as superior PoW
Fsb 81 G. c. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-01-20
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

- The following prices for advertising have been
agreed upon by the publishers OF papers Delaware
take effect immediately:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-01-20
Novelty In Art!

That art dying hair in t1ve minutes to deceiv
the whole world, has been discovered.
CRIsTADORo's RAHR DYE,
, 1865-01-20
Parson Doves Story.


.'You must be lonely here, my dear. This is
not a very lively place, aud you have always
lived in the city" said the old minister Of,
as stood at the gate of the parsonage.
| confessed that he was right, and certainly of
all stupid places " the most stupid,
though did not tell him that, of course.
"You'd like something to read, would you
not (? was the next query. "Ahl thought so.
Well, my dear, I'll lend you one of my old ser
mons, on which pride myself. Quite doc
trinal sermon on predestnation. III 90 and
find it at once, and away be trotted in his min
isterial looking dressing gown up the parsonage
stairs, which might have been broader, and into
the little front study, which, had it been more
convenient and better furnished, would have re-
fected more credit on the congregation. He
came down at one, with paper parcel tied with
tape, gave it to me, and shook hands with me
over the gate with a smile But when coming
to the head of the lane, turned about for mo-
ment, | saw him looking after me, shaking his
head and wipiug his glasses in the most incom-
prehensible manner. / concluded after retec-
ton that he did notapprove of piuk dress and
thought that curls and round hat, and flowers
in it, were vanties and being of mild and
pitful. instead of a vindictive nature, shook his
head and wept instead ofscolding. He was very
old. YOU must remember-oyer seventy
took the sermon home, and sitting down by
my chamber window, composed myself to the
task of reading it, though at that day wai by
no means fond of sermons in any form. l un-
tied the red tape, unfolded the envelope Of It's
sue paper, and glanced at the first sentence. 1t
did not begin much like sermon hope that 1t
did not encourage me to proceed.
, 1865-01-20
"Reminiscences.
BY wN. R. wALLAcs.

Blest and noble are the longings,
When Life's summers nearly past,
And we feel the fIdidg roses
On our troubled pathway cast,
Once again to roam where childhood
Wandered in its boundless mirth-
Purest, sweetest, and divinest
Courtier of the Sun Of earth.
Is the homestead still uninjuredf
Still unturned the clear brook, cold 7
Still the same dear, green playground
Still the meadow as of old
O. the fondly murmured questions,
Murmured o'eI and DER again
O. the restless long desire,
Half in joy and half in pain
Let us nurse the noble longings
They are noble, they are blest,
Showing Childhood Heaven lingering
In the worn and weary breast
Lingering with a voice prophetic
OF that ever youthful cline
Where the Eternal spreads its broad rose
Ger the mouldered husk of Time
, 1865-01-20

A widow lady received present ofa thanks
giving turkey 'Who sent it Z" she asked
Of the Irish porter. 10000 1.l
81 was told not to tell.
Sab, can guess, responded the lady.
"Bedad, that's just what tould Deacon
Grant"
, 1865-01-20
KELLOGG & McAULIFF's
FERRY.

AT THE MOUTH OF TUCANON, three miles
~ from the old Ferry on the Colville Road. This
Ferry possesses superior advantages to the travelling
public situated asit is on Snake at the most sceessa
Bile point for travel to
CoiviIle, Antoine PIante's, Bitter Root, and
the Kootenai Country,
and in fact is on the most direct route to all that
portion of country lying to the north and northeast
of Snake river.
The road leading from Walla Walla to the Ferry is
far superior to the old Cove road and the country
is better supplied with grass and water. The public
yil ind it to their advantage TO travel this road.
KELLOGG & McAULIFF.
M Our rates of ferriage will rot exceed these
charged BY the Penouse Ferry
: March le. 1898, lStf
, 1865-01-20

ces obedience by the fear it excites rather than
by the affection it induces. For your sake and
for that of your postefity We conjure you to turn
back from the path of danger IN which sou are
now rushing forward to your ruin. .8.ra
By order of the Resident Com.
CHAs. MASON Chairman
, 1865-01-20
l.. j. RECTOR,
County Auditor of Walla Walla Co., w. T.
Notary Public, and Commissioner of
Deeds for Oregon.

OfHce-with Clerk Of the ., s. Disrtct Oourtl
City of Waa Walla.
NEEDS, MORTGAGES, Powers of Attorney. and
otl er instruments of writing carefully drawn
up, and Acknowln ndgments taken. Instruments for
any part of the United States Acknowledged or Ger
tilted under the Seal Of the District Court
Aug. lS63.-tf i. >. RECTOR.
, 1865-01-20

THE DAY OF JUDGMENT.-A horse dealer in
the 'Gude Town of auld Edinburg (Scotland)
having hired horse to limb of the law, the
latter, either through bad usage or carelessaess,
killed the horse. The owner, of course, insist
ed upon payment for the animal by bill if not
convenient to pay by cash instanter
The shutting lawyer saw his way at once, and
freely agreed to pay by bill, stating that ''it
must be of late date"
The hOstlery man, not over erudite, agreed,
desiring him to fix his own time. All right
the lawyer Immediately drew up promssory
note making it payable at 'the day Of judg-
mentP
But "deil may care" as Burns says, that
day Of judgment, somehow, was rather dilatory
in making its appearance and suit at law was
instituted.
Still all right-the lawyer rubbed his hands
in exultaton and with bland smile las only a
lawyer can smile) requested the presiding judge
to look at the bill.
Judge-tThe bill is perfectly good, and as
this is the day of judgment decree that you
pay within twenty-four hours F'
Quite transformation in Mr.. Shufle's coun-
tenance took place at this unexpected decision,
his under-chopper fell foot, and he slid out OF
Court as smooth snail over cabbage leaf
on a dewy morning.
, 1865-01-20

a volunteer who pfides himself upon the do
mestic arts he has learned during camp life,
writes home to advise the girls not to be in a
hurry to marry, for the boys will return in
short time and the girls get good husbands
who can cook, wash and iron, and do general
homework or work in the garden, or run err
rands for their wives.
, 1865-01-20

The military style Of dress IS to'b Be the Ia
dies only wear this coming season. They
are to have tight sleeves, coat-tails, fatigue
jackets, and even epaulets. In short, they
are to dress as nearly like the gentlemen as
possbl9, provided the gentlemen be dressed
a Ia miIifeirs-the only exception being un-
mentionable.
, 1865-01-20

Why do the recriminations Of married
couples resemble the sound of waves on the
shore? Because they are murmus of the
tied.
, 1865-01-20

Originally the term Of human life was 1000
years; but that was before there were doctors.
Ominous-To be importuned by your wife to
have your life insured.
, 1865-01-20

TDWARD SHE'LL, NJ. d., PHYSICIAN,
IL Surgeon and Accoucheur, has resumed the
practice of his Profession. OFFICE at his house next
20 the Wala Walla Hotel July 2S, 1868. S2y
NHIBODO & BRO, PHYSICIANS. SUR
geons and Midwves.
Office at Drug Store, two doors above Bros & Co.'S
Fire-proof brick Main street, Walla Walla WI
A. j, ThbOdO, NJ. A., D. and Member Royal
College Surgeons England.
O. ]. Thibodo, NJ. D. and Ex-Surgeon R. NJ.
Navy.
srOur Diplomas can be seen at our Office
, 1865-01-20

TEARS are the magic blossoms Of the
heart at parting; smiles at meeting. Some.
times they bloom at once; then joy is sot-
row, aud sorrow is Joy.
, 1865-01-20

PUT of repentance till to-rnorrow, and
you have day more to repent of and day
less to repent in.
, 1865-01-20

A good deal of the consolation offered IN the
world is about as consoling as the assurance Of
the man to his wife when she fell into the river
"You'll 6nd ground at the bottom, my dear"
, 1865-01-20

OVER WARM friendships, like hot Goals,
are quickly dropped. ir
, 1865-01-20
VOLUME ~.
CHE gAaIIa gHaIIa Statesman.

DUBLISHED Every Friday Evening"
- il Office, Statesman Building, Third street, next
door to Brown Bros & Co.'s ffeproof Brick Store.
R. r. and s. G. REEs Editors and Proprietors.
, 1865-01-20

POVERTY A RELATIVE TERM.-Bulwer says
that poverty is only an idea in nine cases out of
ten. Some men with ten thousand dollars a
year suffer more from want of means than 9TH
ers with three hundred. The reason is the
richer man has artificial wants. His income is
ten thousand and he suffers enough from be-
ing dunned for unpaid debts to kill a sensitive
man. A man who earns two dollars day and
does not run in debt is the happier of the two.
Very few people who have not been rich will be-
lieve shis, but it is as true as Gods word
There are people, of course, who are wealthy
and who enjoy their wealth; but there are thou
sands who never know a moments peace, be-
cause they live above their means. There is
really more happiness among working people
than among those that are called rich.
, 1865-01-20

NTILLIAM YOUNG, DEALER IN M MAEbLE El,i-
wv Monuments Tomb Stones, Table and Coun-
er.tops. Marble Mantles Hearth stones, Stone for
building purposes, &c
sly All Stone cutting done to order. 80
Portland, Oregon, April 4, 1863 loy
, 1865-01-20

wy p. HORTON, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
w and Cry RECORDER, viii attend to collec-
zion of debts conveyanccs Acknowledgements OF deels
covers of Attorney transfers orea OF personal prop
erty etc
Office, City Council chamber I'd story Of Bank E1
change. lDe0' D i''0 y
, 1865-01-20

las, ID. MIX & S. B. FARGO, ATIok
j NEYS ATTAIN, Office Main Street. over Bank
Exchange VIII promptly attend to all business
entrusted to them in the District and supreme
Courts ofthe Territory.
Walla Wala Oct 3, 1864.
, 1865-01-20

"Please, Miss, DR.. Dove says he's made a
mistake. This here's the sermon on predesti-
nation, and that's suthing else"
The minister's little handmade uttered these
words she pOunced upon me through the
door in her blue sun-bonnet. And rolled up
the manuscript and gave it back, aud took the
sermon in its place.
, 1865-01-20

II the draft were for q feast instead Of ngbts.
how few would clsiu 70 b corsidereS ezeCspf
, 1865-01-20

WY TESTERN HOTEL, CORNER OF FIRST
w and Morrison streets. Portland, oregon
SD. SMITH. Proprietor
This Hotel is centrally located and has been re-
Gently enlarged by the addition Of two stores IN
height, containing q large number OF iard-hnished
well ventilated rooms, for the Recommendations OF reg
ulsr or transient boarders.
, 1865-01-20

~ MILLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Idaho
L. City Boise county, |. T. Prompt personal at
fenion nad to all professional business entrusted to
Him charges reasonable Collections p~nctually
made and remitted. Bannock City, 1864 9H
, 1865-01-20

CRoWDEG A BAcHELoR.-"What did you come
here after2' inquired Miss Susan Diaper, of a
bachelor friend, who made her a call when the
rest ofthe family had gone out. gi
81 came to borrow some matches" be meek
y replied.
Matches That's a likely story. Why don't
you make match? I know what you came
for, exclaimed the delighted Miss as She crowd
ed the old bachelor into a corner; 'you came to
kiss me and hug me almost to death, but you
shan't without you are the strongest, and the
Lord knows you are"
, 1865-01-20

Thi is curious state of affairs, certainly
What nice fix couple would be in, to find
after they had been married las they supposed
for few years, and had become encumbered
with two or three little responsibilities, that, af-
ter all, they were not married for the reason
that their marriage certificate had not been
stamped Probably Commissioner Boutwell,
will eventually decide that person cannot die
until they have previously stamped their o0ffu
srd shyoud y AZ sppropSiste nEunsE.
, 1865-01-20

II ASATER g. LANGFORD, ATTORNEYS
4 at Law. Will practice in the Courts of Wash
6ngIon Territory, Idaho Territory, and Oregon
EsOFFIcE one door west of kyger d Reese Brick
Store Walla WalIa, W.T..
Sept. l, 1863 S9y
, 1865-01-20

CRNoL1NE RAISING THE PRICE EoR CHAIRS IN
FRENCH CHURcHEs.-An ecclesiastical commission
has lately been held In Paris decide on the in
creased tariff for the chairs hired ladies in the
churches and chapels of Paris, having been
proved to demonstration that in space which
ten years ago accommodated 100 persons, but
81 can now find sitting-room. Naturally an
enormous deficit in the church revenue has been
the result. The conclusion Of the board of in
quiry has been, that one c-inoline takes the
place ofthree individuals, the rent ought to be
raised in PREPARATION. In a church in Alsace il
has already been deereed that wearers of crino-
lines should pay one franc for low mass, and one
and half francs for grand mass
, 1865-01-20
WHAT CHEER HOUSE, FRONT STREET

w Portland Oregon
NJ. M.O'CONNOR, Proprietor.
The What Cheer House Wagon will be on the
wharf to convey passengers and baggage free OF
oharge. good safe for keeping valuables.
This house is conducted on temperance principles
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Pnssenasrs Arrived.

Ia steamship Ne,c- York from Bre~sa via Southampton
Mr HutcLns and lady, M no ne. Lady aud child Nj snd
Mira uche aud lady, T. MsIehrr. Gedd. c. T. DciL Miss
Drrbn Koesr r. kaemple Csri Palmer w AmscAer, John
Iiop. Rosenberg and children. Mr. kegei,bgcn, Mrs F.
Mahmanu Carl pifale y Corey H. Renres On Hqncke Oh
hermann Mr.. Meyer: MI. Hsu'chke H. Mailer H. Clover
Grunier w Launenschein w lerdcr, O. Bodru, o. Hall
mann f. Jaeder. Carl LIGHT Miss NJ schwal ME- Pieisch
End children MI Peck Mrs. A. Sclemsnu, Mrs 4. Gursn
and chi dreu Mrs Cohn sou, Mrs Robenburs aud son,
Mr. r. Otto Miss r. GinmeTrn A. Iese John Orchard MI
E,tinul and 1856 In Storage.
Ia s,egr,.p rtna from Qurensorn and Lirerpooi-siri
f. Kearncs and sous Messrs J. W Owens, Robt. Buinsi
IT, Henry Trubridge Fred Ford Jos, Hail. w A. Conners'
T.hIlla,ohn r. Wortliuc Mr. and Mrs. Lougman aud in
fan M. Broome Miss sophia H. Connor Miss Fanny Con-
Irr Miss Alice Heap, Mr. Shorbiidces Mr. Is Willing Nil
g., Gilman J. O. Connor Matters Henry and Richard Con
nor Mr Legsett and son. Mr.. Stone and VIM Brown,
Mr. Hurtson Misc Rosa tener Miss Matilda felner and
1879 IN The steorasr.
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Jutcrnal Uepenue.

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF IN.
" TERNAL REVENUE, Thiuy-seconi DlstIie; safe u
Newl First, Second aud FoGrth Wards, ,hy O. H."'
lofk. No. $50 Roadway.
SPECIAL INCOME TAX7oNoce is hereby ey'i t'st
The List of Taxes assessed ia Accordance with TIE S"
Il the Joint Resolution OF COuses, approved jnN' -'
imposing a sreci tax Of five certum upon i" sa"s
profits income for the year ending Dec. 81 1873 - 0t,
returned 10 ne by the Assessor OF the District and a ''
taxes aye dle and payable aud payment Tie eoi N''
by DEMANDED. ;.tf,
personal notice by mailing demanding payn"n, wiihn
ita service, will be mailed to the adde's rs
pcrson the list who shall omit pay such tax or .
ten days from the date hereof, FOR which fee oi t" -
will be added. AID al persons who shall negeet " 49,
sum so demanded ithin the time specified ~ '9'h '
notice will be ibe 20 pay TIN PER eENrUA add .ehA' %
of twenty each for The service Of tine notice
open from 10 OF clock u TO o'clock p M Nc" i''a,
r1uber II 1874 SHERIDAN SHOOK, tc.Stie'
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TUEsDAy Jan 3--r ~
Gold opened at PIG, and sold as high 22Si, under
stock -obbing reports Of further issues ofeurrcncy
Cash gold plenty all day, and more lenders OF
coin were noticed than for some days. The pay
Inents at the Sub Treasury lind their way as rule
at once 10 tic specie brokers, and thence into the
general supply of coin for speculative use.
Government stocks are all strong. and the pc.
ceuts higher. TIE loan of lssl sold at 40 tx cou.
pons and some 500 coupons at lls5. The lO-iOs
are saablc at lOli 0l02, and the demand is chiefly
supplied by dealers in Federal stocks. The secrc-
tary of the Treasury has granted an indulgence to
ell subscribers taking $4,000 and over, who are
allowed topaz third upon the eth and the remain
der in equal amounts on the lih and 2lst This plan
will facilitate subscriptions. Railway mortgages,
e,o.o bonds and bank shares are scarcely dealt in.
The miscellaneous shares were quite irregular, and
sold spsrngly. Cumberland was quito steady.
Railway shares did not maintain the advance OF
Saturday Erie was largely sold, opening at 30 and
selling down TO IS. Hudson River was also freely
offered The Western shares are steadier, but there
was no disposition shown APPROPRIATIONS for Oh al
Vance IN any direction. Government stocks Of all
kinds decided favorites with investing parties,
who find in them, united with prime security,
greater income than can be obtained from
railway shares, except in few rare cases. At the
Second Board prices were steady, with moderate
business. At the close Of the day Government
stocks were strong and the Gs Of 1881 quoted lOs
100; 5-2Os were lOsa 1897, and l0iOs, l02. Mchi'
gan Southern rose to -; Ene, 81; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, 80.
The following is a comparative statement Of the
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miles E. OF passed steamship Edinburgh r Lverpoot
2sth hat IS a. lon 50 u.s. passed brig reged steamship sup
posed tho Cily of Cork, bound f. st inst at $3.50 pm 27
miles Sandy Hook passed steamship Kangaroo hence
Liverpool.
treal Pr6vncetown and Boston, to T. W. Crni.d. Was
lowed from Boston TO this city by seanug Charles Pearson
Nn 49,, .rsD.no-t vortbcrn Iisb % 49,, E,
Monr "a hours, to L. ). A:.G NJ
Geo. Shattuck, Smith, Fortress Monroe and Il
hoar. from Breakwater, to U. s. N Department, bound
to Boston.
steamer Potomac Sherwood Portland, d,e. az pass H.
Steamer Lady Lang tnew), -. Boston
Ship Rosn Castle of Glasgow Nicoll Hong Kore Aug H.
Ope 60 to St. n A Soy iS $3.50
Lett at st. fcena ship Oxenbrige, from Cacute for Hull
s bS my1na o ySs 'V copn SD
cruze out II months, with $50 bbs whale o. pat with
ds e@ nd carried away end .pS,sqasGy 9ei ais s
owned By chas Hitch Son, Of New. BEDFORD 81,
Ship Enoe Ifain tSf Bo,ton oac'' Boston 4eay' with
Ship Alexandra (of Yarmouth, ". 81 Crosby, Newport
Enc 50 with coal to Edmigton BrOs has had ea'y
Bark T. H. Ga.;on tofNevBavenl Parpe',e FsbsdOe, 10
days, with old metal to Bishop Bro. Of New ayen 2,
nit s . 30, lou -, si" schooner stee,iAs -SE wts
oi Brs Penguin ,mbur wc'.nbers f,ga. Peru q
days will nitrate If sude 20 order las been ds North -
li3,tera. with heavy ;. W and y w !, wihds -
days, with salt to Boyd HiacAcu Lett brig issdoie VIII
Big wsnderef oi MaSnd n S., Anderson c4a4eaa d.,
sugar, to II. J. e. A. DewoE
Rrig A. v Goochue (of Yarmouth, Ns) Crosiy Nasnzss
II dsys, with sugar 20 master
Brig Beaver (of Montego Boy Jstn.,), Warren. Port
Prince II days, with logwood, Ac to Henry De Cosdovo
Co.
sehr Julia of Windsor, Parr, St. Johns T. r. with
la.,ss to H. i. 4 &. A. DeNon.
Biz Ceres (of ST. Andrew V b. Wiso1, Ee ed5s de,
with sugar. bret. Son Co. Left brig Greeao1 b Of New
York 2 dsysL
Brig Cscque (Brazsn) Cntie Rio Grande ~ days. with
hides and wool 20 Jos. Bcnts Co.
schr Ch.rle.on Metca from Elzabethport viii coal Sr
Boston.
schr. C. 8 Grove Keith Port Royal days ia ba.ss.
schr. ID. W. Yau9han johnson, Yorktown, wooc
WIND-At Suns. f..
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF neutrality-suspicious.

Cleared.
Steamer Che-apease, Wiletts Poulanl II -. Cromwell
Co.
Ship Britannia Little san Francisco, '. IL. Brown Co.
Slip Rhine Moore. London, GinnelL Nihturn \ Co.
Iris J.. Fisher Coming, ElzabrtLpor. Brett, son Co
Brs Northern Light (B Anderson, Havana ~ ii. Biish
ham.
Grs Schiller (Port), Schiller, -, GenOs, Hasemaya
Bruer. -.
Bss Flying Fasle Orb strout, Maamoras J. f. Ward
Co.
Brig Helen fPr) Mckenzie Cicnfnegos Brett, Son Co.
Schr Ar,yle ir) Scoheld Falmouth ~ y, Dolinet, Pot
ter Co
schr. saraL L., Corop, Baltimore.
Schr Nigi',nt Merks Nisslu, 4. 4. r. Web-ter Co.
Schr w HntiI,i Brooks. Antigua, O. j. Knox CO
scAr A j. Dyer Ios,is, ElSsbethport, hoyoke Mur
serf George Wasl insion. Peek Stamford.
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Arrived.

stear ,bip New.yors Brrm). wenke, Bremen via South.
arptyn lst inst al D. M ndse and 900 pass, Oerch
90 Isc 18th lat 80 Ion ID parsed Br brig Raven bonnd
w M had strong ysrable winds the passage and
the last four days sirong westerly ssles.
steamer Empire Dobbins sslnston. 80 hours nse and
pass., James Hand.
Stran ship City of Por, an Prince" Mugan, Po. al Prn &c
9days logw God, Ic., r. Murray, jr
Steamer Il. c. Knight, Gallagher Philadelphia VIM Tsy
ior Co.
Steamship Ftns Michigan Liverpool 2ls and Queenstown
22d mdse 1879 pass John O. Dale Dec 2ls inside Bell
Buoy, ps,ed Aaehspa shp FlLstsPhe, bound I'M Hd IL