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court PROCLAMATION,

WHEREAS, the Hon VIM. ELWEIL, RPrssi.@
w dent Judge Of the Court of Oonmo6 Pfsas anis
Court of General QuartAr Sessions the Peacep and
the President Justice of the Court Of Oyer and Ter
miaer and General Jail Delivery for the rrisl OK
capital and uthsr offences, for the t~enty-sixh Juf
dcial District Of Penn'a CT Pike, and ]! w Smhhss
Esqrs, Associate, Judges of the Court of Csmmops'
Pleas and General Quarter Sessions OF the Peace.
and Associate Jastic of Oyer and0 Tsrminer sus
General Jail Delivery Of the County of, VI yomasS
have by their precept to me directed, ordered
GENERAL COURT OF OYER AND IEsRRM1NER TER
q. AND GENERAL JAIL pELLyERT.oa sai
to be held at Tunkhsnnock on Monday the lssh ass
Of April, A. D., 1868, - - Jieods .-'Geg cdr
Notice is therefore hereby givon TO the CosopeE.
all Justices Of the Peace and Constables within the
County of Wyoming that they be- and appeafs lu@
their Prnpar persops Mt tho tms and place Ahsv@f
mentioned, with heir rolls, records inquisitionss ex
aminationi. recoguizauces, and other rsmembransa,
to DO those things which to their Offices in tina chey
half respectively belong. W., salla alisao sae M
Notice is also given that those who are b0qnd BY
recoguzances prosecute thc prisonsrs that arg "
shall be IN the Jail of Wyoming County, thahhaes
be then and there to prpseeuts them ah4 DO tqst
w. W. DEWITT sheriff : N
sheria7s OfEce, Tunkf Mar. '2i, 1859 aPSTs nh4saA
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SILVER PLATED WARE !.

D. Mckown respectfully announces to ths people
III Wyoming County, that he has made speciality o.
| ofEAVY SILVER PLATING for1 years. 'Hensy
plating is muck more economical thae ight.li The
more Silver pat the goods the cheaper II il done
in proportion 70 the amount Of SILVER used SPOONS
and Forks should not he 1T as@'s1i lin rs Ia plate
80 or AZ OF. wo1ld be ~. r!'~ r,pnarliral Yet
OF plate Is called g".i pi.i ., the trade; and
poor as it is, bat small poI+i5r 1t all the goods
made come up 10 this Standard ''unree ate IN
platers language means tho nuuber Of ounces Of
silver to the gross of table, spoons All other sur
faces estimated by these. For example, des
ssrts are estm:ted at 3.4; und tea 5ons al l2 the
surface Of Tablespoons. Sixteen plate is 40 oEs
OF fine silver to the gross of tablerspqs or dining
forks IL or to the gross Of esser, spoons or forks
and ez to the gross of -spo0na This auatity
Of plata will cost, on the Average tsirs as ,ns,t "a
OF AID viii have four times the amount Of slYir
omit Thirty OF. plate will cost about three
times as much as OF land will contain nine tfncs
the amount of silver it. .Ehirty-six ox1 plate in
the lghtest that will allow the engraving ON it, of
narne 0r initias, without cutting through unto the
ms tai benesth. Forts eight plate will cost aoaf
four times as much as 4;eI plate, and wil ooDtsis
II times the amount Of silver. This plate costs
about one half as much as solid sverwars Of ordi-
dinarT weight, and for everyday will bot more
durable than light solid silyerware.. Most rot tka
solid silverware is made much too light to ba dura-
bis in constant use. The terms double treble"
TO- do not to designate qualitiss-- thore being
too much ambiguity in their use 81, .,.t..rt,se "a
All goods, made by me, having my name, and 6S-
ures denoting the OF, plate stamped on them, viii
be guaranteed full weight Of silver On rst quality
II viii plate 70 order goods of any thickness o
plating desired, from to az or: s'@2a7 ~ ysH
Old goods, list quality Sf netal) plated any thick
ness required. ..-. -, .,d,,
P. C'BURNs BRO, Jewellers, q. Tuskhaunosek,
Pa. are sgentsfor the sale Of these goods. "o6
All orders left at their Store, will recsiSe proper
a.'en'I0n' eP on '-,'tHr,E a.n,v,n u,rrso,,rS rrso,,rS
, PittstOn, Pa, Dec. lst 1861, A" = :" =. .s9eas
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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-04-21

Not few OF the worst disorders that sfaict man
kind arise from corruption Of the blood. Hembold's
Extract SarsaparilIa is remedy Of the utmost
value.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-04-21
HELMBOIDS
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRAC'


HELMBOTDS
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA
ERADICAUES ERUPTIVE and LUCRATIVE
DISEASES, of the THROAT, NOSE, EYES, EYE
LIDS, SCALP, and SKIN,
Which so disf -ure tho appearance, PURGING
the evil effects of mercury and removing all tainta
the remnants Of DISEASES, hereditary or other
wise, and is taken by ADULTS and CHILDREN
with perfect SAFETY. -'-r .7'
Two Tablespooulus Of the Extract of SarssparillA
added to pint of water is equal 10 the Lisbon Diet
Drink, and one bottle Is equal to n gallon Of the
Syrup Of SarsaparlIln, the dsooc.ions usually
made.
An interesting letter is published in the Msdico-
Cerurgical Review, the subject of the Extract OF
SarsaIarIla in certain affections, by Ben jamin Trav-
ers, r. s &c. Speaking of those diseases, and
diseases arising from the of mercury he states
'th It no remedy is equal to the Extract of Sarsa-
parilla its power is extraordinary, 40 than
any other drug am acquainted With. II Ia In the
strictest sense tonic with this invaluable attribute
that is applicable to state of the system sunk
en- and yet irritable renders other substances
of the tonic class unavailable or Injurious
HELMBOLD'S.
| CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARSA-
PARIILA,
Established upwards Of l8 years. Prepared by
H, T. HDLMB0LD,
594 Broadway, n. Y,
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yOUNG LADIES BEWARE

OF the injurious efe cts Of Face Powders and
Washes. An such remedies close up the pores OF
the skin and in q short time destroy the clomplsx-
ion. If you would have FRESH healthy and youth.
ful Appearance, use HeImboid's Exrrset SarsspaEla
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-04-21

AZ its name implies, 1t does Cure, and does not
tAl. Containing neither Arsenic, Qunne, nisinuth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral poisonous substance
wbatever, It In nowise Injuries any patient The
humber and importance of its cures In the agne dis
tr1cts, are literally beyond account and we believe
without parallel in the history Of Agae medIcihe
Our pride is gratled hy the ackno wledgments we
receive OF the radical cures effected In obstinate
cases, and where other remedies had wholly falled
Unacclimated persons, either resident in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will be prv
tected by taking the AGUE CURE daily ri
For Lfrcr Com nptdinfs, arising from torpidity
OF the Liver is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints il Ia
an, excellent remedy producing many truly re-
markable cures, where other medicines had failed
= Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER Co, PractExal
an and Analytical Chemists Lowell, Mass, and cold
'n PRIOE, 500 PER R0rTLE.
+ Sold by u. Detrick, Tunkhannock, Pa Sterling
Son, SterlingyIle, q. q. Berge. Nicholson, Frasr
Dean Co., Pactoryville, and all Druggists and
Dealers everywhere. w.ts fHH u - lEafiG
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A LII of Eastman's Waterproof Boots aremsese
n OF Leather tai ned In the old fashioned yin
cold liquor, consequently will turn water vii,
NOS crack. Va
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-04-21

ESS, ,CATARRH.S .SCROFULA.
4& A lady who hal suffered for years from
Deafness CAtarrh and Scrofula, was cured by sim
pie remedy. Her sympathy and gratitude prompts
her to send the receipts free OF charge to any
similarly afflicted Address Mrs. NJ LEGGETT,
Hoboken j.
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TIE AMERICAN
BUTTON H0LG 0IERsEAHIIG AID
SEWING MA CHINE On

SEWING NM CHINE co,
In directing attention to their CELEBRATED
COMBINATION BUTTON HOLE AND SEWING
MACHINE beg leave to refer to its wonderful pop
ularity as conclusive proof of its greatmerit'
The increase in the, demand for this valuable
machine has been TEN FOLD during the last Feyep,
months Of its first year before the. public.
This grand and surprising success is unpr8cedent-
cd in ths history Of sewing mac hines and wS issls
fully warranted in claiming that - ,., :. ,,.,.a,
rTHrHNSr NO QU,AlLFgs1
BEING ABsOLurEIy rs. r!A II THE sEsrr,s, sEsrr, a., .r
FAMILY MACHINE
ej "' 3-'" 1S'THE' WORLD, yas hea +"
nagS te v',,.-'r- IT : 'rIE .7'ri d:Fz l.giastas
f.e,, And Intrinsically the Chespest. al! o.
n is fshny two machines i com bnei in one
simple and beautiful mechanical qafranStnenfga ~
masking both the Shuttle )or Leok-sttsh ,and- tha~
Overseaming and Button hole stitch, With equak-
facility and perfection. II executes in the very
best manue every variety Of sewing, such as Heri-
ming, Feing, Cordng, Ticking Stitching, Erai&-,
ing and Quilting Gathering and sewing %. ldops
Embroiders the edge and makes beautiful Bat q
ton and Eyeet holes in all fabrics. t,e ,, tfuis
These machines with 81 ecimens of work and
workings can be seen at w '' tA3 's'"i
.r~,.'- ,@' ~. snr,... fi or.'se ral gigrS
TUNKHANNOCK, Pa, ,sriias IA
by calling on the undersigned, agents for The sal.
of them in Wyoming County. 10 ''''N'. w
"'.'s o'''", MRS. GEO. S. TtrffoSa,
sHHr "c'7 if MRS. BENZ. NEWMAN. Fii
v7h46tle .ah gi2"ofN '"-n@ fssUilHR I'd
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$4,000 sALARY.AIlress Z. s. Piano Co., N. Y.
ssssEssgsss sgsssssssss

To THE WORKING Class Il am now prepared to
furnish all classes with constant employment at
their homes the whole of the time, OF for the spare
moments. Business new, light and profitable Fifty
cents to So per evening. is easily earned by per-
Of either SEX AMI the boys and grls nearly
as much "a raen Great inducements are offered
those who will devote their whole time To the bust
ness and, that eyery person this notice,
may send me their address AMI test tho business
for Themselves, I make the following unparalleled
offer To all who are not we'll satisfied with the bus
mess will send 81 to p,y for the trouble of writing
me. Full particulars, directions, &C.. sent free
Sample sent by male for - cts. AJlrcss E. c AL
LEN Augnsts, Me
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Ayers Ague : Cure.

For Fever and .Ague, Intermittent F6ver.
Aeue, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c,
and indeed all the affections which arise
from malariouS, marsh, or miasmatic
poiaOnB.
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A VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOK,

Containing importan Physiological information
to young men contemplating Marriage, sent free on
receipt Of 25 cents. Address the CHEMICAL IN
STITUTE 43 Clinton Place, N. Y.
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Quantity rs.. Quality HelmhclGs Extract Sarss-
large quaptity and large doses Of medicine ERR.
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Lock HAVEN, Pa.
Messrs. LiPPINcoTr BANEwELL Pittsburg, Pa
GESTs .-Wo have been using your make OF
Gang Saws in Mil, and find tEem, in point of
quality, superior - any have ever used Yours,
&c, SHAW BLANCHARD CO.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-19

Luke had pledged himself that he wonld
cast off the evil practice of loose t, ngue
forever; and Samuel Lovejoy had
promised that he should have half Of Mr.,
Green, store, with Thomas Lyon for a
partner. .'
Once more was Luke Wharton happy.
lie went home with his resolution firmly
fixed and When he told his wife and
mother what had transpired they we're
happy with him.
Within two weeks the great store bore
above its entrance the name of Lyon &
Wharton;" and business aourishsd, aud
the new firm prospercd Luke wrote a
few words upon a piece of paper. md
placed it where lis eye fell upon ii daily.
1t was Life Lesson which he wrote there
"a lesson which thousands Of US should
learn and practice:
"Snffor no word to escape thee of thy
neighbor which thou wouldn't not have
thy neighbor know"
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The Straight oft.

nv - !, !,
we overheard a conversation the other
a'y between Two little urchlns' which tor
Us in'e,tisehce' We consider good One
Of the boys It appears bad been engaged
IN mortal combat WIN (" companion ana
was relating now the thing occurred
oa'a ne; ~ tell you now 1t was You
Sec b'''.and me went down to turner's
tobacco factory ana hsh oil that Old boat
oa, ' We ala, ca'cA any; got QUE h,'e
anu D, pm .o!a me 10 scratch bnt ! Ntd"t
wei | ,el' III my pocket and found my
n''eana's was gone anu ! sa'il'" b''i'
you stole my Rn'ie, ana he Sa'a was
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-19

would respectfully informmy customers, ms
friendsa and the public III general, that have
removed to the large aud com'nodious Ware
houses lately occupied by Messrs. Gilfllan, Ebert
4 Co., where willnlwavs he found the largest,
best selected and in prices not excelled by any
house In the STATE, Of ,,,s..i,,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-19

bought our store It he could; and he
meant to do it in m underhand way
lie knew that l wanted it, and yet he
tried his best to work ME out" i5 #
Z" Bat how do you know this y
/" How do know it?-why ! know it
well enough. ] know that le went to
my employer, Mr.. Green; Offered to
purchase the whole; and | know that he
minated that ! might never be able 10
pay my half. ! tell you he isn't to be
tru.tcd,"i
81 hope you have not spoken thus to
any one else said the old lady with much
tarnestncss. t.ls a aY.
Why do you hope that?'
"Bycansc il would have been very
wrong. know Mr., l.ovejoy is au cccen-
trio man, and very set, and even bitter
in his prcjudicies; but L never heard q
lisp against, his character for honesty and
Have you spoken Of him
gu, Of doUrs?' Z"
IL have spoken my mind Of him." re-
piled Luke, somewhat ,lubbornly; "and
| shall speak Of lin again"
"Stop!'f said his mother. She spoke
STORMY, yet tenderly. do not say SO,
You are too free in the use Of that tongue
Of yours, You are no, sure that Mr.,
l.ovejoy has spoken one word against
YOU, and you have no right to speak so
against him, If this should 60 to bis
ears it might injurc you, If you are
going into business, you should endeavor
TO mike friends, and not enemies. Let
me assure you, my son, that you should
break yourself OF this bad habit. Just
look at ii in ihi, QUE light, and you ought
not to look further. It's u habit from
which no good can possibly flow, but
from which much evil must result. Ism,
that reason enough too giving j. up?'ir
While they we're yet speaking the
door.bell rang. and the servant soon
handed in letter for Luke Wharton,
,aying that the pos,man had just lett
it. .,a.. VS..
The young man broke The seal and read
as follows:
FnlrSD WHARroS,--I am very sorry
to be obliged TO inform you that our plan
for purchasing the store in partnership
cannot be carried out. ! had SO arranged
to have the money from my uncle, Sam
ucl Loycjoy, whom you well know, but he
will not allow me to move, as intended
Tmay as well be frank with you as not
Ho says he will purchase the whole store
for me, or he will allow me to :akc such
q share.as | wish. A week ago lie had
resigned all his previously formed plans
in your favor, but nc has met with some
thing which has most strangely changed
his mind. He simply tells me that he
will not trust you whcr. my money may
be at stake. lie .ays further that (par.
don me, for must speak fraukly) a man
who uses his tongue as you u:o yours
would, be sure to ruin any business sooner
or later.
Will you see him and talk with himi
/ may zee you this week. Yours. l
aba0 az Thomas Lyon.
The hand which held the letter sank
BY Luke's side, and smothcred groan
escaped him. 81
"Wlla. i, III" asked his young wife
sntjnrinp 10 his side. all-
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~ Al L - u q
Ale
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &C., Exter-
inihators.
"Costar's' Bed Bug Exterminatcrs.
"Costar's" only pure Insect Powder
Jl"0nly lnfailibie Remedies known"
us gears established in y. 7"
1000 boxe, and TASKS made daily
al! Beware !! Of spurious limitations
"Alt druggists III WESTON sell them
Address -Costar.' 10 Crosby St. N. Y
Or John +. Henry. Successor toy
Dcnps Barnes Il Go.2l Park TOW, \ u.
Sold in Weston by all Druggists i
march Sly
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-17

CRuABs.-Itis stated that the Grand Jury arc
! now duly impressed with the solemnity of their
essOns, and they will hereafter DC opened with
prayer.
! Collector Clark was in the caucus ring OF Coun-
Gil on Monday night, and assisted III apportion-
| ing the sp0ils OF Oilcc.
An assault was made Monday night by some
| men on Dayton's restaurant In Queen street. A
pistol was lrcd, and q row appeared imminent
for while. Some Of the attacking party have
| been arrested.
Cries OF murder brought semc midnight ramb.
| lers to house in Princess street late Monday
night but they found that the noise was made by
| woman lamcnting her husbands inadelity.
The changeablc weather OF yesterday was the
subject Of general comment. IL was more like
| summer than the verge OF winter
The streets have for some days been covered
with dead leaves, and the gusts that preceded the
rain storm added so largely to the number that
cutters were chokcd and 4 young flood was immi.
nent.
Two of the coorcd Aldermen paid a visit TO Mr.
Stclllng's restaurant ana wanted 10 know II they
could bc served at any time, but were told by the
proprietor that his dealings were with the whites
What the magnates may do remains to be seen.
Tic Ginning OF ST. Michacl's bells at one O'clock
yesterday brought up faint "reminiscences OF by
gone Four,lls. The clangor must have had some
effect on the clock, as the south face does not
mark the time with precision.
There is an original suggestion In Or. Porcner's
'Resources of the Southern Fields and Forests
with reference to mode of preserving fruit trees
from the attacks Of insects, which, if it should
prove to be clTcctual, will be worth great deal
to any raiser OF fruit.
The Survivors, Association had preliminary
| meeting Inst night, and elected number OF new
| members. The convention meets tomorrow.
The Young America Fire Company will give n
soirce at South Carolina Hall this evening.
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n r. r l g II A U IS

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Eyes, Cutancous or Skin Rruptions Copper Col
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&c; Ia the greatest Rcnovator, Alternative and
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Price S3 per bottle.
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radical cure for Nervous or General Debility, IN
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Circulars sent. july8 Tyr
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER II
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

left saiaT,lay, z.so j H. Mdse 10 ~" Adser SS
co, Armstrong, Bates 4 co, W c Bee co, ii
BsGhST HIS s &C. GFo%n Ovr1, iIyer T Brown, "
NJ liristol 4 co. u Carr Il co. Chisolm Bros, W
Darlington & co. ] Commlus, Chapeau 4 HelIron,
,.. CHAPLIN & CO, W Corwn co, II CoIia 4 CO. j
Chafee 4 co, T NJ Cater l. Cooper, Douglass L
Miller, Miles Drake, Ii 4 Due, Dowie & Noise, j u
Ferguson, Forsylhc, MeComb K co, ID F Fleming
+ co, M Finley, Z Fuller, Furchgott & Bro. n
galloway nTTnSSs Gr' Gration' Grayecy, II Gcrdts CO.
Mco, l. Guemin, G Goldstein, a Harris, a ii
Hayden, Hart 4 co, IL lIafkenscliic ] II HcII,
Book store, Holmes d Calder, n 4 Hunt, JcirorGs
\ co, a w JAEGER, d II jacques, Jennings, ThoIn.
kase knsan noms neS G5ews &C.
kerrlson, Kerrison, Jr, Lee, I. Lorcnzt, ii r
Alexander, Litschgi, LANCER, Muller. Ninli,z
CO, r II Mcdowell, Mantoue co, Mrs L Mehr-
Will arRer nusEs Hsoy 9asTa RIae
q Minor & CO, N Marks, Mowry 4 co, AMcCobb,
Ut, sa II Nathan, olney 4 co, opdebeeck, os
J o'Neill It Son, D O'Ncill s Sons, II T pcakc,
Pringle Il Son, paui, wcch 4 Braades, Palmetto
Paul & co, f Perry, relzer, Rodgers L CO, j Rclls
CJ Quinby CO, Read CO, Russell, Rug
n%eimer; % J II RenneEer. Z Railroad Agent sto,
co, Schatrcr & Bro ID II SiIcox, Strauss & Vance
w Skrinc, + Is Stoddard & CO. ii SturcEcn Mrs
Manly Smith, " SteiIens, + Spear, II Seg-
Wlden co, $ Thompson, Walker, Evans & Cogs-
well. w l. Webb West Jones, + wuhrmann, M
Warren. Werner & QUICKER, N NJ wohltmann
Rev W Yates. w Yates, Zogbaunl, Young & CO.
Xepeda, AMI others. Monday, 1860 p NJ
twenty live miles north OF Frying Pan Lightship
passed Monitor Dictator, bound South, accompa.
MED by two steamers.
Schr w II Steele Buck, Daracoa-T days. Fruit.
To Paul, WEIGH & Bran,ics.
schr l. N Lowell, McLanc, New Haven. conn-6
days. Guano. To tho Master, and N Robson.
Sclr Ann Deas Garbattie West Point Mill.
| Gs ticrccs rice. To II pringle & Son.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Peck, Beaufort via Edisto.
| & CO, Colcock & co, w K Ryan, G IL Waiter 4 co,
a McLeiSh, II Robertson, Major |. Johnson,
ltavenel & holmes, and Southern Express Com.
Boat from Christ Church. bags sea island
cotton. To Roper Stoncy.
Boat from James Island. bags sea island cot
ton. To W Boyle.
Boats from James Island and Church Flats. 6
bags sen island cotton. To W Gurncy.
Received from Chisolm's M-ao tierccs rice
To w G Bee 4 co, and West Jones'
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York-James
Steamship Falcon, HOrsey, Baltimore Course-
my Trenholm.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Marcus Hunter, Orr, New Orleans.
FROM THIS PORT. L
| Steamship James Adger, Lockwood. New York,
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, Baltimore, No.
vemDer IA.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Marmora, Robinson, from Liverpool,
Norwegian bark Skiold, Albrechtsen, from Liv-
| erpool, October 81.