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Stricklands AnH- Cholera Mature.

composition Of astringens, absorhents slinlil-
i lants and eafmnatiYes, which every physician ao.
knowledges ~ the only preparation that Wd effect
nernAnent cure Of Diprrhe and Dysetory. This Anti
Cholera Mixture IN now 10 NE IN some Of eur army
hospitals where u gives the greateHt Satisfaction lt
has saved tho lives Of thousands Of onr sOders nnd
etzens, and we viii guarantee II 70 be the best rome
dg IN the world for DiarrheR and Dyseniery. -
Mr. Weeds, OF Covngton, NY, will bs. Ihost happy
% satsy any one ~ ~ The virtue eofSriekands AMI.
cholera MiNtnrei M met we have great number Of
being pTon0uncedln nrabe by lheir physicians, some
after taking only one lote Of StreEand's Andqohel-
era Mixture. II suffer with Dnrrllea and RyFen
terry try one bottle. ~ MA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-10

A bill has passed tho House to add one
degree Of the Territory of Utah to the
State Of Nevada. The saints will mur-
mur against this dispensation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-10

In the House. Mr.. Washburne, Of Illi-
nois, offered an amendment that hereafter
there shall be assessed and collected flty
cents per gallon on all domestic spirits on
hand for sale. On the vote being taken,
there were only twenty-six votes in the
affirmative, and forty-four in the negative,
and there was no quorum.
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Orncr OF raE AuDlroa or sTA7r.

Ii ~ hecehy certified thai the foregoing is n correct
copy Of the Statement the Condition Of the North
American FIRE Insurance Company OF Hartford made
TO and filed in this OIL ie, for the year 1855
(SEAL.l Witness my hand ami seal ofieiallv
lSrAhPl JAS II. GOODMAN
Auditor of State
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-10

A bill has passed the Legislature Of
Pennsylvania to prohibit the storage oil
Petroleum in Philadelphia,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-10
SWISS BELL RINGERS.

The Peak Family will be assisted by the following
ariistes:
Miss SARAH CHASE, Vocalist
A. J, WHITCOw D, Solo HRrpIst; . r .i.a e.
]. +. SPA DING, Solo NIolinist (rom the Academy
of Music, New York;
Master EDDIE, solo Stafi Bell Player 1.-THE only staff
Bell Player in the wofld;) ' if Ia ~ ~ cd.
The Company will appear ench evening" and play
upon 24O SlLYEh BELLS, the only set Of Silver
Bells ever manufactured
This Troupe should not be confounded with any
others.
For further particulars Programme
Admission so cents; no HALF Price; reserved seats
20 cents extra.
To prevent confusion Mt the door, tic ket Office has
been established al Kenneys Music Store. Sale of
tickets 10 commence at 10 o'claak Saturday morning
No tickets sold alter the house s comfortably filed
le0du O. o. OIiASB, Business Agent
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OFFICIAL.
The First Corps-Notice to Veterans.
HRADsUARTERs FIRST CORPS,


WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dec. q, 1864.
Veterans desiring to enlist in the 1st Army
Corps, should report IN person at the Office OF
Col. q. +. johnson, Soldiers Rest, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington, d y.
ANY Veteran who has served two years, has
been honorably discharged, and fs physically
qualified, may enlist In the Corps for one, two
or three years.
Those enlisting will receive from the Gov
eminent q bounty of $500 as soon as they are
mustered in, and, in addition, the regular tn
stalments from the Government, in proportion
to the period OF enlistment, as follows: SlO0 for
one years service, one-third paid on enlist
nent e2OG for two years service, one-third OF
enlistment; $500 for three years service, one
third on enlistment
They will he credited to the quota Of the
district In which they or their families may be
domiciled and will, therefore, be entitled to
local bounties.
Free transportation will be furnished them
to Washington by any Provost Marshal.
The best arms in the possession OF the
Government will be furnished these troops,
and they will be allowed to retain their arms
when honorably discharged.
Headquarters Major General Hancock :-15S
F street, between 10Th and Doth streets.
Office of the Board for the Examination OF
Officers :-Brigadier General John r. Brooke,
president, 1e3 G. street. between 18th and 20th
streets.
BY order OF Major General Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dec 27.h Assistant AdIutant General.
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From Europe.

PORTLAND, MAINE, Feb 15.-The steamship
North American, with five days later intelli-
gence from Europe, has arrived.
The news OF the contin ued Federal successes,
ccnpied with the reiterated peace rumors,
exercised material inf uence in the English
market for American securities, causing n gen.
eral advance
The MorRing Post city article says the last
advces from Mexico allude to the rumored
cesslen OF Sonora 10 France as a guaranty for
the French Mexican debt
preliminary treaty TO this effect was con.
cluded In the latter part OF November. The
Mexican Government is, however, to protect
the sovereignty of Sonora.
The immediate occupation OF Sonora by
French troops is also rumored, some having, is
is said, aldready left Acapulco for that desti-
pation
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Chaplains, and before leaving expressed such
an interest in his welfare as to induce him TO
accept roll OF money, which ne might return
SO. And when he was gone his fellow prison =
ers congratulated him on his good luck-and 10
II proved TO be--fve Confederate dollar notes,
cT cents OF our money-rot quite enough TO
buy an apple in Ricbmond-Sl2 per dozen,
Confederate money Tobacco, however, can
be heaghr as cheap for rebel money as Green
backs will buy In the North.
The prisoners were highly elated on hearing
of General Buffers removals. they believed
be stood in the way of their exchange. Colonel
nj u1ford is held in the warmest estimation by
the released officers and men.
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The Case of the St. Albaus Raiders

MONTREAL, Feb. 4.-In the case OF the st.
Adams raiders to day, witnesses for the de.
fence deposed as TO the genuineness of the pris-
oners' commissions. George ". Sanders certi-
fed that an agent claiming amhassadoral
powers, civil as well as military. Mr.. Clay, in.
formed HIM that he directed tho raid and
promised TO assume the responsibility
or he oteey RneW nothng ,h odne st. h
court adjourned until tomorrow. Cameron,
the messenger from Richmond, formerly Nor
gaE's chaplain, arrived this afternoon with
documents proving the beliigerency of the
raiders. He left Richmond on the Attn instant,
and was delayed by ice in the Potomac. Two
others in his company were drowned.
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New .3O Loan.

We desire to AID the Government gent in bring
Ing to the notice of the people this new Loan,
which ia peculiarly adapted to temporary invest
ment the notes being more of the nature of eur
rsncy than long bonds, and therefore more readily
eenYertibie into money.
The Notes will be Issued in denominations OF
$50, 500, $500, 81 600 and 5000. will run
three years from Au gust Is, 1854, will bear 10
PER CENT. INTEREST in currency (or one cent
per day on x;O}. payable half yearly, and st matu-
rty will be rede emed in currency or, If the holder
prefer will be converted into s. 20 bonds. bearing
SIX per cent. Interest in gold.
We are authorized to receive 6ve per cent. legal
tenders in payment of subscriptions, allowing
erued interest to date of receipt.
f.bstf LEWIS JOHNSON & CO.
WAsHINGToN CITY SAVINGS BANK,
w INCORPORATED MARCH sTH, 1864.
EDWARD sFMMs. President and Treasurer.
IDW'D CLARK, Vice President and Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
''hN . - ). v. NILES. DNAA'
This Bank is now open for the receipt of De.
NEW BANKING HOUSE,
No, ts Louisiana az. under Sim ms New Building
EDWARD CLARK, secretary.
EDWARD CLARK 4 CO.,
BANKERS,
the Savings Bank, No IS Louisiana avenue,
DEALERsIy
RYsHANGF. colo AND SILVER
And General Banking Business.
KpwARD CLARK. JoHs Il. ELvAss.
decl7- sn2In
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

ONE WEEK MORE ONLY
or the great Magician and Ventriloquist,
SlGNOR BLITZ,
On MONDAY, February1S, and
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
Grand Day Exhibitions on TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, eommenc
ing a. % clcck.
Programme va-ied nightly.
Admission 30 cents; Children Is cents. Reserved
seats so CENTS Children to reserved seats Is cents
Doors open att; commence = to oelk. 10 Is
THE OXFORD HALL OF MUSIC A ID
PINACOTHECA,
Ninth street. fronting ON Pennsylvania syenus
FRESH ATTRACTIONS FRESH STARS
First Week of the infant Wonder,
Ell NINO EDDIE.
Ell NINO EDDIE,
The best Tiaht Rope Performer in the World,
FRENCH spy,
FRENCH SPY,
French Spy.--...~..-.....Mis Miss Kate Pennoyer
NEW BALLETS,
NEW FARCES.
NEW COMIC SOM s2NaS, voHs
In fact everything rev this week
FOX. CURRAN & NORRIS, Prop'rs.
LADIES MATINEE-SATURDAYA AFTERNOON.
In active pre- paratien, and will shortly be pro-
Wild Horse of Tar tsry, for which piece eminent
artists sve been engaged. and no expense will be
spared to make this the greatest success OF
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BANKERS.
7.30 NAL5osAH AI1os 7.3O

Mr.. JAY COOKE, Of our FIRM, having resumed
the General Agency for government Loans, wa
are prepared to furnish promptly ia agents and
purchasers
Us 730 TREASURY NOTES
These notes are issued, under date of August is,
1854. in deromonations of
$50, 500, $500, 81, 900 and IS 900,
They bearps interest at Z 3 10 per can't per an
mum. and have coupons attached, payable in law
fui money. On February 18th and August 18th of
each year. The principal will be paid in lawful
money on August 18Th, 1867; or, at the option o
the helder, the notes may then be exchanged, at
Ear, for
e.. FIVE TWENTY BONDS,
rsdeemeble at the pleasure of the Government at
any time after FIVE years, and payable twenty years
from Augutt lst, 1867, with interest at
Blk PER CENT IN ooIN.
PAYABLE semi AL nually, These bonds are at pres
.nt worth in the market about NINE PER CANT
premium, from which deduct the premium upon
the accrued gold interest, and there is left net
premium uren the bonds of SIX PER CENT,
With a prospect of a much greater value at the
date of the aturity CT the Ssven-Thirts Notes.
wereeeive in payment for subscriptions the sew
eral istues of
FIVE PER CENT TREASURY NOTES,
allowing accrued interest thereon. We also tax
Certificates of Indebtedness and Government
Bonds of sIl ifsues at their current value.
Full information furnished upon application in
person or By mail.
CAUTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS OF
7-3O NOTES
In order 10 prevent the mutlstion OF these notes,
the secrstRry of the Treasury has given notice
that the notes are not negotiable unless all the Uu-
patures coupons are attached.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
feb zdtt Bankers.
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The Seven.Thirty Loan-Larse Sales

PRILADRLPHIA, Feb. 15.-Up to three o'clock
this afternoon The subscriptions to day for the
seveo-tbirty loahi received by Jay Cooke,
amounted 10 4.595,aGO.
The highest si' gle subscription from the
West was from Keoknh, Iowa, being $4,000,
and the largest Eastern was S600,000 from
New York
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 15-The sales of the
80 loan TO-DAY amounted to -. .674,45O.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM PORT ROYAL,

sharp Firing heard eff Charleston.
New YORK. Feb 15-Ths steamer Arago
ircm Port Roy al on the 1Ith inst, has arrived
here.
Among her passengers are General Foster
and family.
On The evening of the 11th inst, when Off
Charleston, she saw and heard very sharp
firing.
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New York Cold and Stock Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-At Gallahers Ex-
change, 10 nieht, gold was 2G5; New York Cen
ral, li42G; Erie, 7G18 Hudson River, lO7 a !;
Reading, Ii3%; Illinois Central, lkSS Stocks
were steady. Gold was steady after the call
at 2G5L.
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NEW HAVEN, CONN, Feb. 15.-Ciovernor
Buckington and the other State officials were
renominated to day by acclamation.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS YHEATER.
Psnnsylvania Avenue, near Willard a Hot

6ROvEh'S IHEATER,
Pennsslvania Avenue. near WilIards Hotel,
THIS (Thursdsy) EVENING. Feb I6.
Third appearance OF the great original i'm persan
ators of Irish and Yankee life.
Mr. and Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS
An entlIe change OF prog anime to nj ght-an ex-
THREE SPLENDID PIECES.
The Performance will commence with the serio
comic Irish Drama. written expressly for and orr
ginally played by Mr.. and Mrs Barney Williams
IRELAND AS 1T WAS
To be followed with Mrs. Barney Williams de-
lis htful speciality, entitled
LAW FOR LADIES.
The performance will conclude with the scream.
THE IRISH TIGER
Friday evening, benefit of Mrs. WILLIAMS.
FORDs NEW THEArEk.
TENTH STREET, above Pennsylvania Aven,a
The Eminent American Comedian,
MIR j. S CLARKE,
THIS (Tharsday) EVENING
in his highly successful i'm mparsousonation of TOW
BADGER in Dion Bourcicsult's powerful romance
of METROPOLITAN Life, wildly depicting every dav
scenes of misery and merriment, called
THE STREETS OF NEW YORK,
with new Scenery and Appointments, and Pow
sf'u1 pRoLSG HeGL &c TENTHE BANKERS CLERK.
Act 1.-THE CALIFORNIAN.
Act 2-THE CONVICT
Act 2-THE BEGGAR's GARRET.
Act 4THE DETECTIVE
Act 1.-THE BRIDAL
appearance as BOB TYKE in the sne Comedy of
THE SCHOOL, REFORM
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NOTICE-AI persons indebted to the estate of
IN the late James ekirving are respectfully, but
most nesty solicited to call without delay and
1iauidat- their accounts. tuow ready In order to
effect Q speedy settlement of the estate.
JOHN r. GIVIN.
IA s7.eo3w Administrator
YUEBsTERs DICTIONARY PIoro
w rial edition. Thoroughly revised and great
snsfayings. Inc 29] fRANCK TAYLOR
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y, s. COURT OF CLAIMS, February t5.-On
motion of Mr.. Weed, the Assistant Solicitor,
John Baker. Esq, of New York city, was ad-
ml.teo an attorney and counsellor OF the court.
Eugene Lavalletts the United States.
This cause was argued aud submitted on
demurrer by MIR. Bingham, the Solicitor for
the United States, the claimant not appearing
either personally or by counsel Adjourned,
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SEkTOS HALL

SEkTOS HALL.
MONDAY and TUESDAY Feb % and Fl,
Debut in Waship gton of
MILE HELENE DE KATOW.
The renowned Russian Violincellist, acknowI-
edged in all the leading musical circles Of Europa
to be one ofthe most extraordinary artists living
also of
MR. JAMES M. WEuLI.
The we'll known Pisnofort" Virt1eso AMI Compo-
ser, whose art triumpBs extend through three
They will appear for the first time in Washing
ton in
GRAND CONCERT,
Assisted by the young American Prima Donna,
MISS LAURA HARRIS,
and other favorite artists.
Musical Director and Conduct 81 gr or ROSA
Admis' ion 81; secured seats 81 cents.
Tickets may be occurred at MetzarOtts Music
Store, to commence on fridSy morning.
Doors open at "a; Concert to commence at 8
ccloek. fe 10
METROPOLITAN HALL.
Pennsylvanis avenue, between llth and 18th SITS.
Mr.. b. HESzE----- .---- Proprietor
Mr.. Hsnze having opened this Hall as a
FREE CONCERT SALOON.
would be happy t, see his old friends and patrons
he having er gagged some of the best and finest ar
tistes in the profession.
MILE JOSEPHINE.
MISS ARLEAN,
MISS KITE LEE.
BILLIE DIMOND.
MILE MIGNONETTE,
I'll. W. WILLIAMS
ON TUESDAY EVENING,
THE
THIRD UNITED STATES MILITANY BAND
Will play number of choice pieces during the
evening.
Admission free.
The Bar ia stocked with the Choicest Liquors In
tba bat fa Luz
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U. S SUPREME COURT, February I5-No S.
Robert T Harvey ct al, plaintiffs in error va
Edward Girls void Tay lor ct al. The areu-
ment of this cause was continued by Mr.. Ii. H
Smith for the defendants In error. Adjourned.
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and e streets. She was taken before Justice
Boswell, when IL appeared In the evidence
that Elizs and one of her girls had a disfi uity
about a trunk that she bought from anctner OF
the girls, ana the result was the girl gave the
in form alton that Eliza kept ha wdy house.
The house Is the property Of Madam Wolf.
and Eliza is the tenant. Eliza was held to bail
for court in $500, Madam Wolf becoming her
security.
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SENT TO CoURr.-Eliza Johnson was arrest.
ed yesterday by officer Sfnonds upon charge
of keeping bawdy house at the corner OF 18Th
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First appearance in Warrington Of the
DELAvANrE BROTHERS,,
DELAVANTE BROTHERS,

Fhe most versatile and accomplished artis.es in
the profession. Their model Illustrations Of the
MOTLEY BROTHERS,
POSES COMIQUE, the
PERCH1 AND THE TRAPEZE,
Are elegant specimens of art and muscular energy.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CANTERBURY HALL

AM 2 CEM Nm 10.
ERBURY HALL,
l. l. CANTERBURY HALL)H A l.
Asp \CANTERBUkY HALL AND
LOUISIANA AvENuE, NEAR SIXTH STREET,
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
GEORGE LEA .Proprietsr
Also of the Varieties. New York, and Canterbury
Alexandria, Va.
JOSH HART--.-...---. .stage Manager
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WASHINGTON THEATER.

En-,
Eleventh street and Pennsyl lvania avenue.
verdict in favor OF the Lei egtimate ENTERPRISE
CHANGE OF BILL
THURSDAY EVENING, February l6
will be performed Bourcicaults splendid five. act
Comedy of
LONDON ASSURANCE.
Sir Harcourt CourtIy.........E Z L Davenport
Richard Dazzle. Esq. W, Waliack
Mark Meddle. -=-.:........-..-..-....T IT Placide
Max Hsrkaway first apps arancel Hm. ii Mambin
Dolly Spanker (frst sppaarance).--W w Holland
Charles CouItly first appeaTancel VIM Barron
Lady Gay Spanker r..... Miss Rose Eytinee
Grace Harkaway Miss Blanch Grey
Pert thrst OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mrs. Walcot
snaaas, anaaaasR, fssn fsysniPs i TdLRH LIHh A1E5vss HIM
Seats can be secured thraa days in advance
A. g. PENNOYER. Treasurer
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THOMPSON AND KERNS,
THOMPSON AND KERNS,
The greatest double song and dance msn in the
profe essi0n-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-13
VOLUNTEERING.


THE HANCOCK CORPS-GENERAL HANCOCK VISITS
THE SUPERVISORS VOLUNTEERING AND ENROLL
ING ROOMS.
Volunteering and bounty paying has improved some-
what since Chairman Blunts return from Washington
The made to the Supervisor while there
favorable in reference the naval enismcnts and to
the credits already given but nothing was positively
determined The great evil the committee is now
suffering from IL the running out OF the city by agents.
brokers, &c, large numbers OF able bodied men to
enlist in other places and States There is stringent
law against this passed by the last Legislature
subocting the parties offending TO imprisonment and
fine of $500-one half to go the informer This thing
ought TO be stopped and IL the authorities at all
thus the city OF New York One great for
this is that the bounes much larger in other places
than here and until this corrected by increase in
and our quota remain untitled By all means let the
bounty be increased as well as the premium or hand
money.
The committee il actively engaged in procuring
volunteers General Hancocks corps OF veterans The
men have been In service ut least and
honoraby discharged and all such joining this celebrated
corps receive nine hundred dollars bountyenough to
buy and stock good sized farm Recruits Of this class
are coming in well, and Mr. Blunt hopes TO fll up its
ranks rapidly. The gallant General paid visit TO the
committees quarters yesterday and was much pleased
with the general appearance Of things He also passed
through the enrolling department, where there
thousand clerks employed, and on his departure from
which he received from this large body nine rousng
cheers which must have reminded the General of the
music given out by his old fayore Second when making
O charge
The following additional appointments OF officers have
been made in General Hancock's First conS:-
Major-George IL Otis
Captains-G NJ Jackson, Daniel Quick, Andrew J.
welsh b Huffman, Joseph N. Leeper, Charles II Ford,
S. II. King.
First Iieutenants-o E. Eames, Thomas 8. Campbell,
Norman N. Hill, Syvanus Bartlett
Lemuel Roster, c. r. Wilson, NJ A. Thorp, +. C. Pol,
lock, g. g. Strong
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Miscellaneous.

STEAMSHIP AusrRALAsAx Br was got yesterday
ing ~ o'clock aud crossed the bar at her
STEAMER MELVILLE Wellington hence for Port Royal Sc
the 9Th inst taking down with her nearly every
sonl on board (see oolumns.) The $50 tons
register built at Wesord in 1857, and was owned IN this
city
STEAMSHIP ErsA Of the Inman line taking the mails for
the United Kingdom and the Continent will sail to morrow
18th NJ for Queenstown and Liverpool Capt McGui-
gam the estmabe commander OF the kna VIII be found az
usual at his post Of duty and danger.
Sur ALsArRoss Laughlin from Cardiff for Malta foun.
dered on the M The crew were yea apa
Mass 1874 Was 7e tons register and owned In Boston oy
Sur IspRRrAL-Hong Kong, Nov l5-Shp Imperial has
put with lose Of sails head and rudderhead, having had
heavy weather on Formosa.
BARK FALcos-Port Elizabeth, Nov 15-The Falcon Tay.
which arrived Algoa Bay Nov from Boston, expert
enced gale Oh the coast In which she sustained
A BARE name unknown, from New York for Baltimore,
with loss Of oemas passed on The mouth q the Poo
more ilsh ns hs above was probably me Tempar ""
BRie MASxoS Smart, from Sombrsro for Philadelphia,
reports nigh. q sh inst while At anchor 81 Rsedy dssns
;ss scrs%s III nc S
BY the Ice, and sustained other damage.
BRIG WRIGHT from Philadelphia for Pensacola put
and leaking badly
scHR from Philadelphia for New Orleans, put
into Bermuda LIST inst; cause not stated
scHR Runcor, from Passport for Boston, with hake which
wink DSS a. ssge p Ms s could
been raised with which does not appear
been had mt Jonespo Vessel owned at the eastward
Cargo insured Mt the Washington ONCE
ScHR Hy RussxLI Nickerson hence AZ New Orleans re-
ports having made " the sw 10 when the wind
from the northwest and blew her OF for four DAYS
sprung forcmast, and sustained other slight damage
Som EDrH Br) from Aux Cages Boston, before re
ported wrecked Cape Cod night OF 9Th inst missed
and went ashore while embarrassing beat past me oape
during thick storm wind fresh NNE. Had TWO
drowned and one badly frozen.
ScHR SUSAN CENTER, Beverly IA TONS has been pur
chased by parties n Portland for 5000.
sHANaHAE, Nov Srhe Promise s) hence for Chefoo ane
Tientn, her down the river In collision VIII
the FIR bark Gen Meslen at anchor al oosung with cargo
OF stores c for the French gcyernmen and sank her
Promise sustained that she Obliged
70 put back and be locked.
The following American vessels we're sold OF Singapore pre-