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Fine Gold EIuntisg Watches, rarrnated,
a. low ~ $40 each. GEO. G.. ALLEN, SUI Broadway,
unde. st. Nicholas Hotel.
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Matters Cooliy in Albany.

ALBANY, JunN %. 1910.
The thermometer here to-day marked 1906 degrees
IN the shade
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A-X-A-X-A-X-A-X
Summer Dress Shoes and Caters reduced prices
LOR1N BROOKS sons. 4Ss Broadway four doors above
Howard street.
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Bunting Flags all sizes Closing Que Cheap,
below market prices, at HpJER GRAHAM's, Manufac-
turers, "a Duane street.
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Ask Cor Dnvid's Prize SOap.-The Cheapest
and best for family Grocers sell il Try 1t. Yosrl
like It.
New Volume (J1-t), No 4, for July, Now
ready PICTORIAL PHYSIOLOGICAL JOU RNAL, with
Physognomy Ethnoogy Physiology &c, % year, 81 50
half year, SOC number. Newsmen It. Address S. X.
Ia Rroad urnv
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The MissOurians in Sweat.
ST. LOUIS, June rs, 1870
The weather continues intensely hot, the ther.
mometer ranging from ninety-two to nnety-eght
degrees. During the middle of the day yesterday
city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-26

FIssisauoi Spring Water is an IufaIIibis
remedy for all diseases Of tho kidneys For sas by drug
gists. See pamphlets.
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4 Milking Machine, Patented April 5, 1870.
See advertisement, Business Opportunities. NEW YORK
cow MIXER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 267
Broadway
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Perfectly safe in All Cases.
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING syau

Perfectly Safe in AL Cases..
MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for ali diseases
of children, such as eehins. wind colic &c. SAFE rea
bic and harmless remedy notDny relieves The child from
PAIN but regulates Ne and bowels acdty
and gives tone aud energy whole to
the mother and health to the.ehit
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Barclay Street, No. 2.--Thc Hard Rubber
RIGGS TRUSS, the best in se Every nssrumeas guaran
teedi Established IL years.
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Asiatic Friends.

PAKIS JUIie ZOi loIV'
The Chinese Embassy has arrived here.
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Batcheior's Hair Dye-The Rest to- tho
world The only perfect dye harmless, reliable nsAnsa
neoue. Facto " 10 Bond street
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THE WEATHER ALL over THE CONTINENT.

The Yankees Broiling-The Thermometer at
1O6 Degrees in Maine.
LEWISTON, June 25. 1870.
The degree OF heat in this vicinity is quite unpre
cedented for June. The thermometer has ranged
from 80 to LOG degrees during the past two days.
PORTLAND, June 25, 1870.
The weather here Is hot The thermometer was
1913 in the sun aud 80 in the shade at noon.
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Royal Havana Lo1rcry.--pr,zcs Paid In Gold.
Information furnished The highest rates paid for Douboons
and all kinds of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR 4 co. Baukers rs Wall street, N. Y
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A--For IA stylish and Elegant HAT Call ON
DOUGAN, l0l Nassau street, corner Of Ann.
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StanOrd's Iron and sulphur Powders
inyigorate the body and
purify the blood.

What More Delightful Just About The 80
tmesor Of groves their stony
swaTds, than nice bath shave, hair dressed with
cooling refreshing and reinvigoratng REsroRER AMERI
Ca the RECALLED with s delightful perfume, the
appeased by large glass OF iced lemonade. genuine
Havana comfortable lounge shaded with gentle
non Z"
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ssurbrus,a Peculiar smoking Tobacco Cam
EXCEEDED for quality favor Wholesale retail,
I5l Fulton street and 233 Broadway.
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The Greatcst Tonic in the WOrld.-Usc
Warren street. New York.
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pubchas this season given his uitramarine pearl cass
dress HAT for gentlemen most emphatic satsfac-
endorsement II has been constant
Of supply and the demand. and for time hs
barely able to keep up with the popular rush. ore.
his shelves well stocked at 1ls Nassau street
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The Weather In Rochester
The DIissourians in a Sweat.

The thermometer stands at ninety 1--WE degrees in
the shade.
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The Upright Patent Trunk Company, No. 6
barclay street. next door TO the Aston House. up stairs
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Hot Weather In the Mississippi Valley.
CHICAGO, June %, 1870.
yhe hot weather continues the thermometer indl-
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The Heated Term at the Hub.

The thermometer at two O'Clock to-day stood
ninety-four degrees in the shade.
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sUNsTROKEs YESTERDAY IN THE CIR,

Average temperature yesterday. SS1
Average temperature for corresponding date
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-17
Miscellaneous.
Written for the Ellsworth American.
the VILLAGE BY the MILL,
A Temperance Tale Of Eastern Name
CHAPTER "

CHAPTER ".
Early impresstoas-Mrs. Doan-Hea-
rvs boyhood-Aanie Morefoa-Hope
deferred Christmas night ia camp
Temptation. and the result Horrible
discorery-Loa-Ihe trnitless search
five take retrospective glance,
down through the long vista ofthe past.
there come up before us darkly defined
pictures, dim. distant. like shadowy
phantoms lowering. far away, over the
very verge ofinfantile existence. Frag-
ments of something, We know not
what. whether dreams Of spirit Land.
or links dropped from the chain of
real life. come floating down to the
present The aawning Of memory
who can trace it, who can say where
or when it begins! A dim recollec-
ton Of water all around, Of people,
hurrying to and fro. Of great arms,
slowly heaying up and down then,
many houses, and people again-these,
evidently the passing scenes Of a
steamboat trip across the ocean, were
among the first impressions fixed in
the memory Of young Hosford. But
still farther back, in the blank dark
ness. there sometimes flashed out the
image Of beautiful face bending over
him, and dropping hot tears upon his
forehead then, a pair Of little, laugh
ing eyes peering into his-all was dark
again.
Until fifteen years of age, Henry
lived with widow, by the name OF
Doan. not far from Warrington, En-
gland. She led sort Of a miscella.
neous career for livelihood. She was
q washer woman, laundress, q vender
Of liquor to customers ofvery question
able reputation. She was also fort
une-teller, 4 receiver of stolen goods,
and dealer, in smaller way, in fami.
ly groceries. Little Henry was her pet
and favorite. Upon him, she lavished
all her love; for him, no pain or de.
privation was thought too great, il
thereby he was benefited.
lie wore ~ good clothes, and was
sent to as good schools as the sons Of
the rich.
Henry was remarkably conscientious
for a lad. He possessed an intuitive
perception Of right and wrong; and
on no account, would he sell an article
which be knew did not come in the
legitimate way Of trade. In vain die
Mrs. Dosn use every persuasion in the
power to induce him to wait upon Gus
toners, who called for drink. He, d
length, became thoroughly Disguised
with the scenes of drunkenness which
were daily enacted before his eyes
He attended . Sunday school, wher,
the faithful Superintendent frequently
portrayed the evils Of intemperance
His soul Was stirred within him. s.
necessarily did he bring to bear hi
telling arguments upon the old LADY,
conscience, that she at last capitulatst
told Henry "a pull down The sign
and fkom tie tina b WAS twelve yean
old, until her death, shs confined her
self to hoosst tRade.
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harcn Winds.

Listen. Kitty. my darling.
Here. by the trcside bright
Doyou know whsithe winds are saving
Abroad in the gusiy night;
Moaning under the windows.
Like the voice Of child that gricyes.
Making the naples shiver,
And crcsk at the cottage cave,
Listen, Kitty, my darling!
The winds are singing . song
OF the spring that IL softly stealing
Prom SUMMER lands along.
The snow drops smile n they hear it
A smile for the springs sweet sake;
And the little yioiets whisper.
I'VE hear. we are bread awake
No matter. Kitty. my darling.
Though the Narc.. wind, drearily blow.
I am sure that the daisies are stirring
Down under the sheliering snow,
In spite Of the clustering weather
The crocu. is budding again:
And the dsfiodls whisper together.
And wal, for the April rain.
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DIR. T. W. CLEMENTS,
DXHT28T,
2a2tn st., 9pysltff AEhitinaS 3tare.

ELLSWORTH, NE.
All operations in Dentistry carefully performed.
Teeth extracted without pain by the nee Of Nitrous
Oxide Gas, Chlorofosm, or Elmer spray.
Dr. &. has the exclusive right In this county
tor the n. Patent Method Of Constructing plates
for artincial teeth. 4u
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Passengers Tcketed from Bangor to
Boston.
Sanford's Independent Line.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
49, steamer KATAHDlN. capt. II.
IS. RICH will leave winterport for
s1Rk. Boston every TUESDAY NJ IL IN d.
touching al all the usual landings the River
and Bay.
Returning will leave Boston for Winierport
every FRIDAY. at o'clock y. m, touching as
above.
Pare from Bangor 10 Boston, (including
stage fare 10 Winterpot. kSeo
Fare iron Winterpori and Bucksport TO
Boston. tsol
Tickets for sale at T.. N. BlAke's General Ticket
Once. No. . Central street. wher~ also may be
found list of freight from Boston.
Freight must be accompanied py bills of lading
in duplicate.
LOOMS TAYLOR. Agent.
BsDeor. Dec 10Th less sltf
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HALLS
veretabIe Siciian Hair ReneWeI


Every wear increases The rOpM-
l0rify Of this raiMable Hair Prep
Gr0tiON, schich u dNe to merit
alone. We can HssMre our old
patrons that q ts kept fully Wp to
ifs high standard. 0md 10 those
scjbO hare sserer sssed it ere c0N
confidently say. that % Il the Oniv
reliable assd perfected pre1.gra-
fiOn To restore GRAV or FADED
HAIR TO its youthful color, MAX
ing 0 soft, iMsfrOsss, aud siiieM ;
the scalp. by its use. becOwses
sChite amd clean: u remsOres Gu
erwptiOns and dassdrmH. aud By
hair from falling Ossf. 0s if sfisss-
glands. BY its slse the hair grOsCs
thicker aud stronger. In baiimess
Il restores the capillary glands
to their nOrmcl rigOr, and sriU
create a mesc OrOMfh exceW IN
erfrene Old age. IL IL the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer used. as IL requires fesrer
applications. and 0ires the hair
that splendid glossy appearance
SO much admired by all. A. A.
Hayes, VI. d.. State Assdyer Of
Mass. says. "fhe constituents are
pure aud carefully selected for
e.rceitemf quality. and 4 c0Msisfer
Il the BEST PREPARATION for
tfs intended purposes. We pub
lish a treatise ora the hair, EAich
we send free bv mail upon appli-
cation. st'hich contains con- men.
d6f0rv MOfices from cier0NNsem,
phvsiciHMs. the press, aud others.
We hare made fhp afnf1n nj the
The New York herald., 1870-12-25

Steamship Francona, Bragg Portland-J Ames.
Steamship Nereus, Bearse. Boston-H Dmock.
Steamship wamsutta Fish, New Bedford-Ferguson a
Wood.
Ship Cynric (Br) Wallace London-E + Morgans Sons.
Ship Vim Tapscoit Spencer. London-E Morgan's Sons.
Ship Mary Russell Whmore, Mobie-E d Hurlburt Co.
bark CarIo jayne st Croix-P Sanford Co.
Brig Attic Durkee tBr, Murphy Liverpoo-Boyd Hinck
Brig Humrnng Bird, Macomber, vgo, spain-J Whitney
Brig Carl Peter (swe Christensen, Bboa-Funch, Edge
Brig Walter Smith, Smith, Lisbon f Ward A Co.
Brig Cacque Cinra, Rio Grande do Su-Dowley Corners
Brig Veto, Mcleod, Fajardo, PR via New London-G
Brig Pit, Locke, Hamilton, Bermuda-MiddIeton 4
schr Joe Kelly Br Ernst, Maracaibo via curscoa-Perez
Obarrio.
schr Marguerite, TaHarel, St Pierre, Mar-H Swan
Son.
schr Hattie Smith, Brown, Mayaguez; PR-B Wen
schr St Clair Edwards, Walton. Barbados-Jones
Lough.
scRr Franklin Clark, Indanola and Lavacca-Tupper
Beatte.
schr Lavolta whtmorc. Galveston-C VI Mallory 4 Co.
schr Hawer, Jackson, Pensacola Key West and Gal
schr Warren Blake, Messervey, savannah-s Loud 4
Co
scbr Abby wasson, wasson, savannah-Bentley Miller
schr Sea Dog AI.en Brunswick -Smpson 4 Clapp
Schr Silver Lake Reed Norfok-C Staples.
Schr Mary Coyne, Facemire, Philadelphia d
Schr Plymouth Rock, Chase Boston-S W Lewis Co.
Schr J Smith, Baldwin, New Haven-Rackett Bro.
schr sias Branard, Buell., New Haven via Bridgeport
Sehr Goodwin Waterbury, Stamford.
Elizabeth Clark, Baltimore via Amboy and Cam
den, NJ.
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THE WEATHER.

SUMMIT, MOUNT WASHINGTON. Dec. "a, 1s7o.-At7 I
p. NJ. barometer stood at III, ana the thermom-
eter 10 degrees below relative humidity 81. LOG;
wind northwest; velocity OF wind seventy miles per
hour.
CINCINNATI, Dec. a. 1S70.-This Is the coldest
morning OF the season. At sunrise the Thermometer
Indicated degrees below zero, and some thermome.
ers the hill indicated low as 10 degrees below.
The weather Is clear, and at noon the mercury mdl-
Gated degrees above zero.
ISDlANAPoLls, Dec. "a. 1S70.-Last night was the
coldest OF the season. AT Indianapolis at eight
O'Clock A. NJ. to-day, the Thermometer ind Gated
degrees below zero; at Lafayette 10 degrees below;
at New Albany, degrees below; al Richmond 5
degrees below; at Union CITY, IL degrees below;
at Vino pnes 10 degrees below, and at Terre Haute
IL degrees below.
RICHMOND, Dec. 24.-The thermometer here at
eight O'Clock this morning stood at deg, and at
Green BTier, White Sulphur Springs, West Va 6
degrees below zero. Ice our inches thick formed at
Staunton. Va.
CnAITASooGA, Tenn. Dec. 24.-Thermometer at
Lookout Mountain College degrees below zero this
morning, the coldest since observations were COM
menced.
CHARLESTON, y. c., Dec 24.-The codest spell Of
weather ever remembered here began last night.
The thermometer at one time to-day touched Ia
degrees and Is now again falling
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SHIPPING NEWS,
Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 2i, 1876
CLEARED.

John U Dale
steamship Iowa (Br) ovens,one, Glasgow via Liverpool
Henderson Bros.
Steamship Europa (Br), Mcdonald Glasgow
Bros.
Steamship City OF Galveston, Edridge Galveston via Key
Vest Mallory Il Co.
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, New orleans-Frederic
Baker.
Steamship Bienvile. Baker, New orleans-Ltvngston,
Fox q Co.
Steamship cortes, Nelson New orleans-H Cromwell &
Co.
steamship sdonian (Br) Mackey, Savannah ah-Henderson
Bros
Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson savannah-w R Gar
rson.
Steamship Montgomery, Fsircoth, Savannah-R Lowden
steamship Champion, Lockwood, Chareston--H X Nor
gan q Co.
Steamship Hatteras, Lawrence, Norfolk. City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Geo Upton Roberts, Norfolk City Point and
Richmond d-Washington Co.
Steamship Albemarle, Brakeman, City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Wyanoke, Bourne, Norfolk-0ld Dominion
Steamship Co.
steamship Saratoga, Couch, Norfolk-old Dominion
steamship Knight, johnson, Georgetown, DEG
Merrck.
Steamship VIM Clyde, sturges, Philadelphia -Loriard
Steamship Co.
steamship Volunteer Jones' Philadelphia Steam.
ship Co.
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ITO THE AFFLICTED.
PRoGRIssION OF MEDICAL, SCIENCE.

Having seen the the celebrated Dr.. T. z. THORPE,
now located at Sd street. this city,
with the who had almost entirely discarded the old
school OF nj opahy and mad accomplished such astonishing
Doctors residence as above, and can assure my kind
readers antcipations than realized found
the Doctor afabc and very pleasing dsposoned GENTLE
full of vfvaciy suavaveness and genafy, and man
whose words well calculated inspire his auditors
with confidence Az the Doctors theory Of his new
tem which he calls Psychological Medicine and which
little understood bv the professon was Overwhelmingly
asonshed and electrified By the powerful force OF hts scen-
tine logical argumen backed and sustained as they were
evidences OF the highest character Dr.
Thorpe what would be termed s'prituaix, and is
surely progcssion believing that the only real substance
trolls OF matter, and that the inner lite
substance OF spirit love- and love, when properly directed,
will remove any ANITA gonsc M obstacle even mountains. &
periments In Materia Medca unparalleled by all other
Esculapians His exenve travels for
known faculty, scqueny his experience
surpassed by any local practitioner
Many who read this article will what pun Let II be
the sgnicaon OF that word be notoey let 1t
for intend It, and let the world judge the motive
which prompted IT, Having passed the allotted time OF life,
and feeling the great sautary change reform IN
medicine and also having become witness OF and having
and heard the great Star of the South and West who
shall be beacon TO eadn his combination OF Mental and
Physical to higher standpoint Of health and
happiness seems to me, If hold my peace, "the very
will conclude by referring Of the many editorials
Dr. Thorpe has speaking In proper terms OF his unpara
leed succ Jess in his new system =:
From xSfTE&sNT :ls SfmEI&als ASfsnsns s SEMPHfs
WThere nothing more exciting or astonishing IN Mem
liver disease catarrh &c. by Dr. z Thorpe
at the Peabody Hotel, this city. pr. Ihorpe s 'ne
people by storm" ~. 49,, ,r,,orra :, n
Thorpe termed "Chemca Blood Ia rare combination OF
the physical elements which truly make real blood, and
natural s''malsns and vsa'1er' OLD PRACTITIONER.
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skipping Notes.

The schooner Isaac Merritt 100 tons was raised ly the
central screw Dec H. of the purpose of repairing
damages sustained by rdnng ashore at Rikers Island
She received a general overhau'ing.
The pilot Edmund Blunt, No taken up the
smaller dock Dec 3D. for the purpose OF cleaning
tom.
The large screw the Senator 2ls
tons, Dec II, that she might be cleaned and painted
smaller dock took the pilot boat Ariel Pat
terson, date, for the purpose of painting bottom.
brig Ncbo, 2lS tons raised by the large
Monday last for the purpose of cleaning and paint,
ing.
On Tuesday last the propeller Smith raised by the
central screw that she might repaired rudder and
shoe.
The brig Joseph Howe 3l5 taken the large
dock Saturday last for the purpose or cleaning
bottom and afterwards giving It coat of coal tar She Is
still up.
pilot boa. David Mitchell raised by the smaller
dock Saturday last for the purpose of cleaning
bottom and patching metal. She is still up.
The to~boat Smith taken the day by the
dock that repairs bearings might
! be effected.
The small propeller yacht was lowered from the
smaller balance dock Dec 3D. having had her Wheel shaft
and machinery repaired bed plates adjusted and metal
patched She owned by the Atlantic Mail Steamship Com
pany, and win be employed at the companys DOCK Mas
| sau, Mp.
The brig Scotland 2l7 raised by the smaller bal
dry dock Dec IL and lowered the following day.
while having her metal patched.
The ship VIM storer, 1923 tons, raised by the
moth balance dry dock Dec 49, for the purpose of stripping
| calkng and remetaing. She lowered the 18th.
The smaller balance dry dock took the propeller Chesa
peake Dec H. for the purpose of plugging hole in stern She
lowered the following day and again taken yester-
day that wheel might be adjusted She is still on.
The steamboat Keso 14l3 tons up by the
moth balance dry dock Dec l6 purpose of cleaning
| bottom and painting.
The smaller balance dock raised the schooner VIM
Hunter 39 tons day. for the of stripping,
calkng, refasening and remetallng She was lowered
| Thursday last
The ship Hermann 1916 tons, taken up by the man.
moth balance dry dock Tuesday and lowered the fol
lowing Thursday, meanwhile being stripped calked and
| metaed.
The snip Amelia 6SS tons raised by the smaller ball
dry dock Thursday last and lowered the following
| day, meanwhile having her metal patched.
The steamship Charleston 1927 tons taken by the
mammoth balance dry dock Thursday last, for the pur
pose stripping, calkIng ana remeallng She is still
The several sectional dry docks during the past fortnight
took the following vessels tor repairs of general
| ture:-Large dock-December 15 propeller Sherman 81;
TONS lowered day 18th, propeller United States to
Boston,, 1889 tons, stiI Small dock-December Ia
schooner ST Clair, 34 TONS lowered day; 18th, BRIT
Waiter Smith, AIS tons, lowered day 18th, brig Nellie
Ware 1873 tons, lowered day; 18th, schooner Edwin
ls5 tons 23d Clinton dockDecember IL,
brig LaCreole, 26 tons, lowered day. 18th, brig
vakeyrene s5o tona Hwsssa AA sOsh, steam yacht In
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NEWRuRyPoKr, Dec ss-Arrfyed schr Ynihm ion....

NEwBURyPoKr, n-Arsvsd schr wflism Jones'
NEW sEpFoRp. Dec as-sailsd. schr. s,eDh.n Water
snd pe. s:ns ~ qse. Ne.
Carney, Windsor, MS, for Baltimore; VIM Gordon 'Br
%sssl for ms a. H.a hs
Wareham louisa Francis Kelley New YORK for New BsS-
is' ss s' 81
ssf Lillian ssS ss1 T.s Sss ss
ce RssSn Tsns for psS sS
rd5Is's j, As from rsn.,ses
yf ra% s0P1e 5 for Bs%9s 0 brig
S rssn Sss as
an'S 'f SS s
ne Dr %aase Sss oT Caro-
Potter Handy sms sandwisS for don
is:ie sos w1as 1as0 noss.ns sss rss
sa sns Sr % .S
Ss,smors u Hattie ceomss, Jsmeson. Kate
Camden for New York wesss Fowssa s
s sSrs fSr %oI Allen smnsy % %Gunsy
Georsiea (new, l tons Lord of and from Ellsworth for
NORWICH Dec 20 Arrived schr Goodspeed, Dart Ho.
NEW LONDON Dec Arrived, schr Sarah Thomas
p'1S hoy
chasis as Tirna Fish and Graham New York
H as nss ADELAIDE &c. s's R.slss5a
pool.
Ceared-Bayks wabeno fBr) Dalrvmpie Antwerp; john
Hall Brl, Cosman Port Spain brigs Cuba (Brl Holiness
Leghorn; Velocity Darrell, PORT Spain schrs Norris,
Ricketts, Havana; Baird. Ireland, New Orleans.
LEwEs, Del, Dec 23 4:15 M-Four barks and one brig
went to this afternoon. One brig from above and
twelve schooners are IN the harbo Wind w. Thermom-,
eter 2s.
the Breakwatsr gath, steamship Geo ChaHee from New
York via Maurice River
PORTLAND Dec 22-Arrived, schr Fred Walter, Atwood
Tanger.
Cleared ship .yenila, Gray, Baltimore; schr Harriet
saied-Bsrt sami b Hale; briss Mary Mariner. Il.
DuHngnam scnr mary Louise.
24th-Cleared steamship scadinavan (Br), Balantne,
iiverpoo bark Holbrook Paleys, Matanzas; brig
PRoVIDENCE, Dec 22-Arrived, schrs Ann Elizabeth,
Kelley Philadelphia paYll Floyd. Clifford, weehawken
gieared-sch J M Tavior, Fowler Key West.
Harriet Brooks Lore, Philadelphia
RICHMOND Dec 22-Arrivod schooner Sardinan, Ell
well. Rockand.
Sailed Schooner Annie Borlani Voorhees, osbornes, to-
load for New York
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec l5- Sailed, ships John Jay,
Hughes Port Blakey; Radiant. Ch9se, Cork; bark River
Eden Br Balder, Liverpool; Voyage, tBrD Lind, Mazat
Ian 18th shlp Old Dominion, Morse, Port Townsend and
Cleared l6h-shp Maaoar (Fr), Oure from Port DIscov
SAVANNAH, Fec 2o-Arrved, brig Louisa Maria (sp),
Cleared mot saed 2uh ships Maud Brl Abernethy. ana
City OF Montreal DaZsett Liverpool; bark Henry Palmer
sATILLA. Ga. Dec le Arrived, bark Knyphausen tNG).
Schwartz New York 18TH schr Georgia, circuit, do 18th,
81 Gilmore, Mcdonald do.
Cleared nth, schr Eva May. Andrews, Bath Me.
Guest Richmond, Va.
Cleared 10TH schr webster Bernard, Smith, Matanzas.