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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-08-05

"Have not offered you every advsntage7"
said do,ing father to his son. "Oh, yes," re-
piled the youth "but could not think Of
taking advantage of my father"
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-08-05

"Let US remove temptation from the path
of YOUTH" as the frog said as he plunged
into the water when he saw boy pick up
stone.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-08-05

The arm of pretty girl wound tightly
round your neck has been discovered TO be
an lnfalIible remedy in case of sore throst-
1t beats pepper tea all hollow.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-08-05

What is the difference between charity
and a tailor The first covers a multitude
Of sins the second, multitude of Sinners.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-08-05

An editor says another twist to the pres.
ent mode of doing up the ladies' hair would
take them off their feet.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-08-05

Westward, ho !" exclaims a western
exchange. We should say fellow might
as we'll hoe westward as eastward, since he
has got to dig for living wherever he
may DO.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-08-05

Why are the letters "oz" like an adyer-
tisement ? Because they are for an ounce
ment,
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-08-05
Wlse ann qtbermise.

A love that is never reciprocated-A neua
ralgic affection.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-08-05

An old lady hearing of pedestrians
great feat" wondered why they didn't inter-
fere with his fast walking.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-08-05

A man from the Auburn prison SAYS he
lost there all his admiration for auburn
locks.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-08-05

Copy Of sign on an academy. out Vest -
Freeman & Hugg Freeman teaches the
boys and Huggs the girls"
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-08-05

An editor at,a dinner-table being asked il
he would take some pudding, replied in fit
Of abstraction
Sowing to a crowd of other matter am
unable to fiLd room for it.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-08-05

Why is beautiful and fascinating girl
like butcher Because she is "killing
creature"
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-08-05
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Wypming 4sm0rrat,

a Democratic weekly
paper devoted to Poll
cics News, the Arts
and Sciences &c. Pub
lished every We dnes-
day, at Tunkhannock
Wyoming County, Pa
BY HARVEY SEEKER
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The oldest luuatic on record-Time out Of
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Business Notices.

D raw LITTLE ATTORNEYS AT
u LAW Office on TIoga Street runlAannock IA
The New York herald., 1868-01-11
BsC1yLya lgTgLLleEscE,

BoArD CT Ass-ssoas. This Board net yesterday and
organized for the year by tho selection q Martin rreon
az President The members erc ncury Z. Iipey,
Thomas W. Held, John Doug tcrty, John SRraron WIZ
liam Farcy, Joseph Smith aud Domnick H. Roche.
PnosrscT pARK--sKAriSs IaAUGrRATra. Tho skating
pond on tho new parS in Brooklyn win be formally
opened TO tho pablo to-day. Tho pond covers about
1--WE acres + ensy nf access and all netdfu nccommoda-
tons are provided The 10, Is In excellent condition
and every thing auTpiGlous for fa eaJuy ut the
part Of tue good people Of Brooklyn
TGz ArapgaY Ersic--ssxUAr rrETrra Jvp EInc.
TIos or DiaEsioas Tho annual meeting or tao stock
holders or tho Brrckiyn lca6eny oi Hr5.c was held
last evening" in tho diroctcrs o. that br;lslng
Dir. Sidney Cream prclidcd, and Ir Van vasencr
ofcisod secretary. Ihoro a5ou. forsy gn lie
men present. who rcprescnoi In tho aggregate ,-Jc
shares. From the report OF The Finance com.
miticc, submitted BY Nr. t. II. flmv,on, IL
appears that tho receipts for ,ho past year
were Sng,OG0, baing Sc 9.S loss than IA 1885,
Exclnding tie rreasurer's talarce. tho e-peudi.
tnrcs have boon SO 5s bong lsl leTs han 1865.
Receipts over expenditures were S25~I Thr available
surplss is S4,S2G The committee stats that they do
not deem II advisable TO make any dividend, believing
~ well TO have moderate reserve fer extraordinary
contingencies. There were sixtoen les operas and
seventeen ofs dramatic performances Ia tee past year
than Ia the ono proceed ng, naEing decreas, 70 this
auditorium has been used FOR a pnsr0sss one hundred
and sixtyhrse agate in 1867 More tnAn half tho cyen
inFs have been sOted 10 dramatic and operate per-
f,rnances-of the latter In English, Italian, French
aud German. Tho reports OF tho Treesurcg and finance
Committee were ordered on flo ani tho nesting then
proceeded 70 bao; Tor roc.ors for the current year.
1hs flowing named gentlemen wore chnscn:--fdwari
whtehouse, Alexander McCue, James Hoso and h. ).
Mills The meeting tnen adjourned.
RUNAWAY AccIDBsr About half pas. Eve O'Clock ye1-
terday afternoon oas Of the Fifth avenue horse railroad
cars containing threc ladios going towards creen
wood, and when nearing Twrny-hrd street tbs horses
took fright aud or Tho ladies, In fright, jumped
out of the car by which orc Of them--a Mrs. Doris
badly hurt that fears Of her recovery enler
taiDed. She was taken 10 tno hospital.
AsrtErrRAL MrniSo cy ras CRsrRif TrxrsrAScE
ASSOCIATION evening there was we'll attended
meeting Of this ssaociation-as which delegates from
variou temperance societies verc rressnt-hed Al No
p,Court street Colouc, Alfred N. Wood oficsied as
chsraan and a eommttec cons ng OF Nessrs RCbya,
Sones Boy ian, Wood, Martin, Charters and Nooa5y,
was appointed to obtain in the churches and
public institutions slngpaturss 20 q petition In
oppostoa 10 tho repcal OF the Excise law A CO
The New York herald., 1868-01-11
NEW JERSEY.
.Icrasy City.

Jersey City.
ANOTHER Pitz DRIVING A1cEaEaE "A man namsa Mich
clas Cauiaeld who employed at pile driving on tho
Erie Railway dosk, standing about two O'Clock yes
terday aftsrHcon beside OF the pes when bis head
caugst between 1t and tho upright frame lie was
crushed that blood spontsd from his mouth and ears.
and u y baieyed no Is atay injured hs ~as conveyed
TO the New York Hospital rhe accident resulted from
tho conoIssior OF the ham l-aer the pie.
Annual ELrCroS TKysrEe, FIRE DEPARTMENT. =
Tho annual election OF Trustees to The Fo Department:
Fund took place last evening The following officers
were urncd:--Charias T. Krrglsr President; Jossph
It. Mccoy, Vice President. James X Morgan treasurer
,. r Baddon, sncrOtsryi John ooy!e, cs'leo,or The
financial report for 1881 shows tia, S13 0c0 remain
the faaeS donaLicn OF $50 handed ~ froIa the
kItemsa's Insurance Company.
Iiebokcn.
LOCOMOTIVE Cora ALoSG--Tho Eric Railway
locomotive No los WAS attached TO Of oil cara on
The Wsehawkon branch road yesterday forenoon. when
o; the getting OF the track tho locomotive was
attached TO II and steam put on 10 drag the wheels on
tie track. The engineer and ireman were OH the
the engine assisting tho wcrkGen, when sud-
denly the strain The teuder caused tho
coupling pin to srap aad OF tasaod the engine,
its pace having increased TO forty miles hour II
seacned Hoboken Fortunately tho switch connecting
she track with the Erie at Grove street turned or
and the locomotive crossing the Norris and Essex line,
became embedded tho carth and AZ last curbed
Had the ongine once got on tae Erie line ihe result
would have eoen serious. A gravel train, on which
weTo numbos OF laborsrs. had narrow escape.
Newark.
TIE SrErsuAIisrs-i.s. Reeves tho insane spiritual
ist who has coaned In the station house for the
pas. days. yesterday taken to tho State Luna.
tic Asylum al Tren.oa by Mr. Aaron n. Rcdwc, char
man Of the Commtee on Lnnacy Of tho county Board
oil FrcsAalers Her daughter has almost recovered her
sanity and residing at hes loEe 10 Pacc street she
bade her mother farewell al ihs depot IN Newark. Mrs
Reeves informed her that sle was willing TO 60 10 the
asylaIa, as thsro she might bear s. more Hlor tho
xuLaS sake
The New York herald., 1868-01-11

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT c1JaT.
The Case Of John q. Brnine.
Before judge Benedict.

Tho caro- OF John c. Dfainc accused or piracy The
high in sozng the steamer chesapeake, in Dsccm-
Der, lsc3, called up yesterday the counsel having
made Applicant to have the prisoner liberated on
bail His counsel, mr. EEL, read affidavit which
IL tba hc defendant had several important
Witnesses, principally former officers n tie Confederate
navy, who knew tnat Braro al rctilg fnssios IN
the con cdciate navy. Three OF the WITNESSES at
prcsort residing Ia avauaai.
Judge Beneilc; dcuied the motion and postpone. the
trial until the 2o.h iGSI
C0nvicsfeu for Ceunferfc;fIn@.
John 4detii, wac Las been trial FOR the post two
days for counterfOting Untcd states currency. vas
ccnvricd yesterday afternoon Juass Benetc.
nauded hin for sentence.
The case OF Ccuchagd, charged with waking counter
fct plates snd naving them 10 nla POSSESSION next
called on. lhe pr.Soner pleaded guilty. Sentence do.
fCired.
The New York herald., 1868-01-11
EugGGLEyG on TIE FRONTIER.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Or THE AESALn.
TRoY, Jan. 10, 1868.

TRoY, Jan 10, 1868.
A ecrce sirugglc sccms just now to be going on at
and about cur northern frontier between the oicors
charged with tie proper mainsenanco OF tho United
States and customs and well organized band
Of dar NJ srugglers VIII, bound carry
nefarious transactions spite OF tho goycrnmen. and
the law Those altogether unsc1uaned with tho facts
would Ind It diccuit conceive OF extent to which
goods and merchandise unlawfuy introduced TO The
United States from the Oolanion OF ,ha Caaddas MI
day passes but from hundred To the hundred
PACKAGES Of ali SIZE and shapes containing every char
actcr and quality or ccntrauand goods in all 20 sble
OF cOGcaannnJ aro snuggld across the frontier
Tor Tho avoidance OF dasy Whenever the gisiance OF
the officials OF tho United Statee seeGs 10 pe
Seenest then particularly tne greatest quantity
Ct unlawfu mcruhatdse finds its wy from tho
Dominion tie Shsca. 10 thu prerdics Of tho natDa
lreasuy and OF sach bness ncn as do not participate
In tho profits CT these unlawful dolngs
An attempt was made BY two United States cuetomS
officials stationed at higbgate, Vermont Town proxi-
mate 10 tho tine Dewren vermont and Canada, couple
of nights s.ncc 10 capture party Of sinuyglers Ia The
act OF Transforming goods unlawuly Tho caeers met
tho srapeciod parties who were Fren .nrnen named
Tells Caulos and Louis Jeanor In one horse slego
nj point near the Highgate Falls, coming from tue
Canada SIDE The smug upon being ordered 10 hal.
refused 20 comply when customs officer Fitch hrad 4
revolver hitting their horse. while ohcer Ncwion, gsing
cha caught up sad attempted TO take charge of the
ppsilcs Newton was Immediately dealt very severe
blow the head as be approached caucis or c,rss
which missed its Cautos Curis
then sccured vhlc hir confederate Jenroir in
stanty started on run lot CaNbna Wsrc no Satcy ar
rived after cscaping we'll directed -hots from tho
revolver OF of1ccr Fitch. Cnutols or Curtis WAS
ritied to tho jail a. ST. Adams. Doh Of those snug.
glers well n, IL ~ said, throughout Northern
yeuaont and tho frontier generally a. old Offenders
against the revenue ass Jeano.r, as cover 70 the
operations, has ana hacKsith shop at Frolghs
bnrg which Is The base OF hi operations This bold at
| tack UPON tho officers OF tho law has creaied wdo
spread doaree excitement along the frontier wei
as in Canada, wicrs II Is also known driving business
Is dona in smuggling. The details OF this affair have
been saBsmi led 70 United States Treasury Depart
laent at Washington wncaco they wall doubtless DO rc
| fcrrei TO the Collector OF the port OF Now York.
The New York herald., 1868-01-11

t0YrEK-.io--i better grades continued In fafr
mand and frrn VIII tie lever grades wero quiet but quite
steady Sa % IA baSs Agnes .5y0 DO ex enrIch and
40o do OK Traveller on private terms Other kinds were
unchanged.
Sales 35 U bs at s2c for Portage Lake 2sxo cash for
Tennessee, 22c aye for Detroit, the latter cash; 2
for Detroit rerusry delivery; 2I1sc Tor Balumco
CANprzs- ds nsn Inc we duh but steady at 2ic 2fc
for sperm remained duh but steady 81 4Sc 4s and
patont $50
DRUGs AND DYEs continued qu.ot but prices or most
knas steady N5 soda ash at zac. 2c.,
80 d; ls3 ,ols Al soda par. At iAc DE- 0e dnass
saustc soda. part Az. 4Nc do IOJe Kegs bi
&c 4c, Ii casks at 5tac 20c,
goa, Ia. er prime, casks bcnromate potash VI
Ec, curfenty.
DYswooDs-We heard OF sales. 81 Domingo and ia.
m.ca log yoo was quogea ~ 80 n Si4 o., god.
FLOUR re GaArhese pts 76zl bib. 1ovr, 800 do. and
$40 Gags RI meal So Uusneis wheat 33 d. corn,
State and We-tcra nour Iuli lodsy,
10 sell ~ any reductions OF 10 10 20
bhl would have been nav,ts; lut auders mani es'ed
d post 10 and taou-h frees irregular
ana Ecminnlly lower loo all spring wheat
IN Ike eauvt on of roment ~ guotalons. he
wants OF shf pcrs are pretty well supplied az all
Quotations, % view OF watch sctse export
~ aat VI habe. un.ess prices stih fnrhcr dso
Choice tniiy ois -four rfny held, bu, low des
exceedingly in aud hcrY y scarcely anything bcins
quotations. Tho sales i2 90 SO 7s
but geauSsd "a, cho by
Way OF the ist nus, was hsi Lro az Sk rAout budng
purchascrs. The ses confined 10 about 6DO bbls
houf though less actyc he'll the advance
recent quoLeu. The sales about 40 bOls within
the ranyo o. " ~ 3d. southern lour was
$ls ~ 70 lJ % Sls tho price.
Common grades sold down TO ell Feeonas'i To-.
SO Sv w. he saes were about iOl b0s the annexed
quotatoEs. Cora meal gulet aDl scarcely frn
IN galos COuhn ed DOs IA : ~ "A
The New York herald., 1868-01-11

The receipts for customs and tho receipts, payments
and balances the subTrsssury In this city for the
expired portion Of the week have been as follows:
The New York herald., 1868-01-11

mittee vas also appointed 10 craft suitable resolutions
expressive of the ssnmehts the subject OF tho pro-
posed legisleiye iniererence with The Excise law.
corlmttoe vls selected hire the Academy Of Music
and 20 psriect arrangements for holding nass meeting
IN cid OF the temperance cause.
The New York herald., 1868-01-11
rrrnnrrn nY &c nrRALn srrAM r.nrrra-

Steamship Persia tBrl. Lots. liverpool Dee d. vls
Quaansiowr th With mdse aud 80 rAsssnrers 10 Il EN-.
rsrd Dec 81 ~ Dannts Rock, passed scrnship ncca,
hound or Old Head knsaie. one auion's steamers
bound II: las ~ 10 Ion 4j ~ pasrci ono OF Aag
steamers. bound ~ .h lat 30 49, lon o. NOON sse
Gtotmship Scotia, hn CO for Liverpool
sc nsaip Champion, Loo WOOL. Charleston, Jan 2 wit
mdTs and passengers 70 Henry q Morgan q %.
steamship caraogs kil9 Norfol9 with r1dzs aud p
stngsrs % T. Mcrsniv
sfAmahip IIatssras, Couch Richmond, a., with ndsc
steamshlp Franconia, sherwood, Portland, ~ hours with
md and passengers 20 Ane Capt reports the ga,e
IA the sound last night az very severe, with extreme cold
e diva with nntse u II 4 NV MaSer ias had .;ross
NV gales since Ian J. and hsa bscn north OF Nat;eras
days Anchored OF the bar Jan " los safhoard anchor
md 80 iathoms OF chain. uns CT tho badly
Bark Isaae Davis tof Philadelphia Hand Mo rancro
Az days wish coucr 70 FrAncisco MarQucz Co sailed IN
company with bark Pcndcr,ss,, for Now YORK 81,
Ioando wcA Tor Boston, 81 days out Made the passage
om Rio W tho line In I'll days: that time has
hcnd winds and csins Anchored on The Hghands JaD
hrlg amirez tnaw barnard, Calais days, with lumber
.fcAr Wm steele, or Chntau, BucS Kingston (J m).
- days, lcgwood &c, 70 small co. Asd yery fousi
weather ali tho passaGc.
with nab, 70 Charles shearer.
sehr Mar On Jackson tBr), Miner wasn with plaster,
schr Horstio Nichols. Brown Mosqults ine. n days HAD
Hrgong NJ aud w w,nds aii ne pasrhse, :.
Schr John ShAy. yeu~hnn, savannah, ~ dars Had
heavy weather all the passage Broke spGnker boom aud
schf u 4 drczlsr, Noweoras, virginia.
schr Lady woodward, chase, yrro'a for rrovldencs.
sohr ritrnousc, Robbins, fira mia tor Providence.
Bchr Fred and slni'. Brtler, virginia.
% %sehr Isle p Inss slashs yr4na,
Schr T Graham. Morrill,, virginia.
6cnr Alcs Wne. Blake. Virginia
The New York herald., 1868-01-11
SEIP PIN NEW S.
Aituuunc Tor New Ycris-r.,is Day.
PCaT o. NEW YeRE, ylxgiRv 10, lsea.

CLEARED.
scsr,snp Britannia lBrJ. Laird. Glisgow-Hcnio:5on
gos.
s.samzhip Carroll, HrssIi !, ljalinors-C " Porve
Bark kurcAa, Holloway, Antwert-Crauia!, Lfayngay &
Co.
nars Iehanne Mario Brem) Gus;avug. Antwcrp-Funcl,
Naincke 4 Neudt.
BaFk Jupiter (IrernN ErckenS Rremcn Dciricts = Co
Bark Minnie (Br Godfrey Gibraltar tor osdegs-Augcs
BY0a.
Bark Wary LuoToda. Hcndrcts,u. Catana--JT NIX.
well L ca.
sarE aepsyino (Brl. roanisson, Bathurst. wciJ MD.
cle.oa q Go.
;iafs antelope white. 81 crplx-Reche ftros & coNrv
Brig Alex WIilat1f tEr), BAbro, GeDaa--H Baatlc
Brig Hurry Aubrey CIR, Hammond, at5ados-r &
+ a Dwi-ht 4 60.
Erg Essex tBrl. Barker. Glen rfucvo,--HJ Do~or Co
Brig Excelsior (Bsi Cooper Hamilton tbermudal-D
MelalL
Brig Ruty (Br). Foley flaifnx-pcnlaton 4 Co
Schr = Warren, Smith ~ Pierre. Mar -n WenNcrv
sohr Sarah iaria Horton Mayagucz and 81 Johas Pm
WeAbcry.
scbr a'snpede, strai,on. Norfok-Drvan q peass.
achr PrincesS LogelL Boson-r W Lewis < Co.
-.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COMMEKCIAL KEPOWV.
FEipAY. Jan. 10-6 n n.
BHrswAx dun and nominal at a9c for Western and
Southern.
CorToaIn view Of the higher rate for GOLD and the es
mated lighter weeks pts at the ports active demand
prevailed, principally for export and advance OF fully
Hc per H. obtained, the market osing strong a the
Improvement Tho saes footed 73b bales. OF which
5l52 were taken by and liza BY spnncra
The New York herald., 1868-01-11

uu.dv Z N.
for shirmeni here ba ney are me to 90. 10 ;cc
ever good could done. folders &c lera ~
rsksd from g ~ 70 ~ 81 FOR strsAt s5iin
Bay, but infre no bnycrs these pitss. Call-
fcrnia wa he'd irm and was nominal 81 10 o. ~
Bushels At IL Is or fair No sprnT and - Is ior anSer
Rev Jessey ise was ilss aud nomna = about 70 Tor
was du aud nominal e rsdactien OF &c 70 p,r nuss
ne sales sd wsrs sg2s' - 9oo ss1Gss q @ o 2 M or oa
d.. cIoDr AZ 81 Is 81 81 ana irSn d !, up to = n fsr
ssmo asn ws ass.s a." s'@ Z. i D. s wss.
sss Asr and ic.s essr o,n nnser arso Offers 20 eel a
prim. Western " s,oro eesg Offered freely g 'he trade u
A. The snles wers about 5OU0 bu,hais q, slse
sSEc Barley was duli and lover he sscs were ABOUT
as, was q"ls, aud audhasgs The ass wors ooo
- ne depot At ,. ard some Interior 2. lower pr.oe
modsrate beag:.o Liverool 3is bales cS,.sa i isd
as 70 70 Ga sss s@s sr Fs cs@s c sas
ssr ;r ss1, Is , ,d sss
bseeo ,co do, tOo bbl, napha andSrcm rhllsdc
pAia LOO sss pselOams ss on pirate tens 70 Brcna
tarns sad psr steamer 100 bales cotton, Ie and 90
S boxes tasa '9s 3 ss al 4 a @ % g.
10, ssssels % g cora on .ssAs iessnns so 10 sssr
10 bale, Ss's ss''ss sS q and 40 os.
sdeion 10 tSose prcviou,lysrubbhed ia The msnlIps
grain q sosT'sis sA s ss ss S
70 NE grss spsso" & 70 rs, as s,pn o,ssssss an ns
back wllh sat 70 Pnisdolpaa q isc bushsi an Asr
s 90 Os sspse ,s, 0 we ss as No sSn & y Il n
Valparaiso 1856 ons rate Al fssno sI.as. de- on ps
sersr CLorm remained quiet. saies 20 bacs al about
0uSrr BAGS wcre durl and nominal at about Isc.
HDssThe business was roierate bu. sha market was
Hors vere 10 moderate eonsunraye demand At steady
hSEr--A s,ie OF bOo baes Jale was made private
HAYTho d, rsnd wss toiers6y active ana prices vsrs
The New York herald., 1868-01-11

Dsovv.ST or AN EouEsrRfEsSB. Wilson, known
sMe il!cs,n equesirienno In Robinson circas
crowned lately. whii3 on the pa5saeo from Aoyo
to New Orleans IN tho Laura. Mrs Wilson
cidsp tally dropped valuable diamond cross asard
and according TO hcr nasoanda statement In snaschpg
FOR 1t she lost her balance, ;e overheard aad was
The New York herald., 1868-01-11

American Por.s.
a. q Cars St7o d Iarrisf: Cora eStr soa Hiseias
ksrpahann9ck Is,.n askrr, Pnryerc, - ~, Cnar,cs
cboraak iyer Jaeos 4 Alorr'or corson. aud Adarai.
Ciss'sd sr~@ w,rrueri.. tfa~.iaa) WHEY ror. au
princc; Teslen, Jones' cienfusyos, soars rnil
saisd,-Wind 10 WV steamer Saxon: rhlp reronias
bark Irha. herk Pshlo net from beow last ni h.
san s1cicarei bag Hhsss.s es, go. ~
vanclsai NYorx Hobart Mlnson. B.dgop5rt.
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CALAIS. Jan aS-Arrived, a sshr Kag. Cisadanniu.
,GEusgErowN; DC. Jan s-salled schra r Siamoas.
saas hReso@ssJ Rs s Ys1s oa, VoAsa.
Sr9g9 jan wa .sSrs snl Ga rssssy Arra
!res Ssg Yrs r y sssa o p.r. o % %RcRR c
ayogy ;sas Abigail A5ya woodoay, Salsn. ssosk. 49,
mar n9bSSs 3 Gss ' Grs'S IS or Sye ok S' sssF ea.
r.c,ta sinngns Godfrey, paladeoha or Bos.an ~ yss.
w Ges,d fcraaa Tor rorsss aonSco WOOD.
sth Ax--No arrivals Wind lisht from ~ In port brirs
a'n asss Ross s;s's caroas Kas a Eai.eru & Rps
der Lo,te. Nelie iaroos, ronns,s nnoas M Despe-
new ORLEANS. S Jx .Arr,eS steamships Geo cren-
wclL yaill Nlogk Rcindesr, xasa'h R'sA'sH scar Dol
Cleared, stsaInshiSs en Meade sampson NYork Cuba.
Iveyooi: SSrs pSuasasli Cps I.ser.as fvsspoo.
sogTuwEyr Pass, jan = ~ AZ. ~ ss; w,na I'M
tsrer;, aai I. v ticsrIs: ana bars Araoar.
EEWP0aL Jan 9. : rM-Afr'sed 'ehr aarccna, Mansons
pss1sd Sy DO sshS Phil Sheridan Murphy Hyerk for Fan
WV BaDFoao, Jan SAILED schr Ida jayne, ,ayne
srw HAVEN Jan o-Arrivcd, scsrs o uaiacn. aud srr.
Prise EIisibs Apor, ELiss b1cil A. Wm 10y Sal9
,s hogos'hp,i p,si iiea and q ouc.p,sr IissrSsn ors
Csarel-S hrs Con Scott, Leach sSosk, GeJrtln, Bfi-
PSotLsxb jaS ssrrsti seas com kearucy. oel.
lina 8! George for cuba mot FOR NI9Fs). ,
ham Nansemoud VA