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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15
DIED.

Sunday afternoon, IN this city Mary
Elizabeth, daughter OF Samuel and Louisa ). sheppard,
TULL.-In Ibis city, on the 9th inst, Mln Mary Aun
Tull, In the list year Of her age
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15
MARRIED.

AoLT-uUNT -Ou Thursday, Dec 5thby tue Rev
JiAp s. Gihnor, at the residence o. Aaron Baker Esq
OF kNandae, Chester Co Thomas Holt. Of Whining
ton, nClSto Anua Z. Hunt, formerly Of Wilmington
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15

Dela,oare CuV "Toon" Be .ds. National
Rank Of wilmington & Brandwino stock, wilminston y
Reading II, u, tond Mortgage Bonds ANA suhouty *
Lewiston First Mortgage Bonds Tor sale " J"Ah O.
Lear & Son, Nc. coz Market street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15

Birnis, No. sos Market Street, has just re
eeived large and well selected stock of boots and Zoe
for Fan and Winter wear oi the host mneiml and
In superior style of workmsnshin, which WI compare
are lower than tine lowest. Ca and oNanih' ms stock
aud satisfy your selves.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15
WILMINGTON MARKETS
CITY NOTICES.
IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE

IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE
10 an prisons about purchasing
ciormsoro WisnR WEAR.
MT To M uNDERsULD BY ANY ONE
under any circumstances,
and encouraged ~ ..., MINOR,
Our IMMENSE SALES At REDUCED fklCE
we have again
ctr BOWS our rniors
this time 10 low
tint competition is dshed. nt.
Coinnatson with others viii Prov Ntai
And rs m example
OF what We
are doing
We ra aen,r TO ne gs5a9Si1g oS5,, 1S f'''
may be selected
EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED TO
GIVE SATISFACTION.
Me,,s oyEnonArs, warm aud we'll made. ...... ~
Mrs pouBLH.iiREAsTED SACKS, heavy ....'..'''. .
Mys's tr1iHE BusIEEss Suns, stylish.
- p.srs fashionable cut, low as. ... -
Mrs'- Vrsfs In great variety, ns low w
Yourns OyFncoAls, oil wool, latest siyle ''''''' 2
Sorrs OygRooArb, lenyy and gehttel.. '''''' 20
Vorrll's OvfRcoAIs stylish aud Hefvefabe' ''''' 10
Bo,s, oviacoArs, all wool, latest style ~
UoYs' OyEnOoATa great hafgais'''''. '''''''''
BOYS surs IN great Variety iron'''' ''''''' ="
CuupRpr's ovsRooATs. Choice shades tn
CniInRrN'a OvERooATs all new style. "' '''' 20
CnunRrs's sulIs nicely nude Hnd u'u''ns' ' ''
ASp LAB0R ASSORTMENT OF
EVERY ornEa gisp of
cLoTitiS0 or HITTER
GRApfa ,.,
At equally lov prices, which cannot he "pp''se''' 'S
any other House in philadelphia
WY we NAVE 4 spLfnntn
ASSORTMENT uf . -,
Frsttsn, KrR5rT ASH MILTON Ov. nonAls "a an ue
Tioice sb dies ct nRAns, OLv ~ Bhnw.S' MSS
PEAgta. l. ,sn1s suoEfa which cannot Ice obtained
And we nre selling them
Ar rng SANS LOW soALg ~ rae o.
Thps. arc "a special feature Ia OH stoch'
aud nte wen worthy Ut attention
4 Vtsr ADJOURNMENT ~ Lvsni KAN ~ ''o'"'""
To RELEor FRoN,
All being sud
Al the reduced iist of pilces
lust adopted by
nESNEr'r a co.
TOWER FALL
No. 5ia, MAHK SiRftT
llali.s..v lia,vvs,u Fifih a. 10 sixth airruai
PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15

This is the largest and finest German Heel IN the ssis
The table furnished Sth the best the market AFFORD
The bar Is supplied with the best Liquors and Lager
Bear. lunch from 10 to ~ every day, sundays exesp
%. Transient 51Ardps eeommodatsd At allh ursi
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15

the secretary Of the Treasury will shortly commence
,boLi embrace the plesclt opportunity 10 replace tNo
san,n with security oi uudouhted and daily increasing
aie This investment ~ found in the First Mortgage
R,nds of The Northern Pacific R.R. which are oheteu
Tor safe at par, and accrued interest In currency ~
are secured by First Mortgage upon me elllIe tv
nd ia fottiumen and Mao upon 500 o. 90 acres OF we
6nest Agricultural aud Mineral Land In the Mofh,
Io,n NcLoar & Son, Bankers Coz Market street, are
ia, nu. fts for Delaware
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THE sEMI.wEEKLY Sun.

''qs eopies, one year, separately addressed,
Eight Dollars.
1sn conies, one Tear. separately addressed (and
sixteen Dollars.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15

Dsldcaye State Bonds Wilmington City Pas,
seng,ar Railway Bonds, Wilmington city Loan o2N
bonds, bought ~ John acLear SON, hHnkersi No =
NJ
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15

OonnsUg Whiskey always on hand, by the
rellon or IN bottles; the best article ever intro
auced here. Brandy equally hne, NJ u IL hilhg
81 Market street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15

STATE OF DELAwARrs
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
l. Johu H. Psynter Secretary Of state OF the State Of
Delaware, do hereby certify that the above and fore
going IL list Of all tile Justices Of the Peace and
Notares Public appointed by the Executive Authority
Of said State from December 9th 1870 In the present
date it cling the hrat Monday III December Of tue pre-
sent year
~, In witness whereof have hereunto set my
IT'S. hand and affixed my official seal, at Dover, this
WI fourth day Of December IN the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seyenty.one
JOHN II. PAlNrER,
decT.2w Secretary Of state.
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CONNECTIONS

At Chalis Ford, Trains N1s. 2 O. g. and connect
for Philadelphia; aud Aud with trains ftom Philsds
phia trait 40 and eouneet with from Balti.
morei al and with uains for Baltimore. NO with
train for Port neposit.
~ Clatesvllr, tTains Nos. ., aud connect Phil
adephis, and trains Nos 1, aud O. with mains IRON
Philselphia AZ Brdsbaro.' TRANS rs aud connect
tor PhAdephia aud traiLs !, anu 2, toe keadng and
Norlh, East ana West.
& sTOLZ,
septic General Superintendent.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15

% iiost Office orders. chaces. or drama On Now
york, wherever convenient If unt, tneu reqister
s"e letters containing money. Address
/. W. ENGLAND. Publisher.
sun rfilcc. sew York Cnv,
fe1l--m
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
ONE HUNDRED COPIES ron $50
sEMI.wEEKLY sun, 90 a YEAn,

On less than One Cent Copy. Let thers BE- 6
s50 Club a. every Post once.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15
LEATHER BETTING,

Single aud double thickness plain water proof eemen
ed and warranted superior article. All orders will
hsd 10 the entire satisfaction OF the purchaser and a.
the lowest market prices the old stand Southeast cor
nsr Thra and Orange streets. Wilmington, Delaware
H. a. McCOMB
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15

"Laiogr" oil, new crop, the best table Of
II urc always good and perfectly sweet when
nous NJ OF II. X, Bril- 5hurst' all Market street.
NEONEY wANrED.--wE CAN LOAN ON
nj GOOD ianded sseurity--nu Bond and Mortgage
numher Of $500, $1,000, $1,000 81 600. fa0O9
5000 SC. Any person having money and sabting
osned safely wouid do welitO call on
W M0CAULLEY CO.,
SOC AaTk,tt'-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15
ObeM Sun.
CHARLIE a. DANA. Editor
Che 9Ollar At'eekIy Sun.

A Newspaper Of the Present Times.
Intended for People Now on Earth.
Including Farmers, Mechanics Merchants, Pro
iessional Men, Workers. Thinkers, and all Man,
ner OF Honest Polls and tho wives, soma and
Daughters OF all such.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15

Hiqhly Important Dlseorerg. Slmnhs,
of ur city, has discovered plant the essential mcclure
Of which combination with 6'h'r rare insieule9,,'
,-n nv to Inc discnvorer will positively cause the
hi 10 grov thick and beautiful where 1t hiss alen on
and bscnnis thin In a great many eases where lever
Ias caused the loss ul tue hair Il las fesieirh hGa
yynnlerfulv fast la several cases OF haidntHs u mas
resnrsi a hair ia all s ion'r iulness A. lue po,t'
has preprcd preparation for years, under the nahe OF
R,tn ian pnuic h will continue tie preparation ul-
er he same name iiu addition of ibis discovery.
II /. not hAir colorer an h. go crazy "erea iui Hao,
natural color seems L. conr with the renewed growth
II cures disease OF the head It elegantly pernmed'
anl H. snlendid hair-dre--iug. air trltl VIII con-
vince any one OF its great quaht ta. sold wN"isss H'
rJ,u Al Fourth and King streets, Wtmngiou Del
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15
ATH E Il.
HENRY S. MoCOMB,

tITILL continue the Of all kinds Leather
w for shoemaksrs saddlers aud Manufacturers Also
viii keep on hand and make to order
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15

No. ol2 Market Street. Wilmington ,'',,. ~.
Dealers in Ooy,rlnaH tIais Col a 'uu '''''''
and Securities. ma.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

,rr,c, or THE prLAwA e STATE Jov.nAL'
Vff'oA VI ''- Tacsday. December i4ih'
The following are the closing prices OF "''''''A'
4. .opnrtna Yv
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
TEE PARENTAL nAGIsTRATE.

The COlOred sGemmen and NIissuses,, at
Jeferssn Market Police Court-Amusing
scenes and Incidents-A Young Girl OF
Seventeen Sent TO the House OF the Good
Shepherd.
TO Judge from the constant stream Of misfortunes
that now into the Jefferson Market Police Court
through the colored population of the west side Of
the city, the descendants Of Ham are endowed with
all tue ills and none Of the virtues Of their ustr-
ous predecessor. Every day Justice Shandley is
met by
AN ARRAY OF s'GEMMEN OBJ COLOR,
with still longer array Of private quarrels and a
tormenting list Of broken heads, bruised eyes and
swollen cheeks. Jefferson Market appears TO be
an institution which they regard as being endowed
for their special benefit and its leading head
is looked up to as q sort OF aterfamiias TO whom
they may unburden all the s0rrows OF their hearts
and the cares that alict them from day to day. In
fact. Judge Shandley Is recognized as con1ess0r-
in-chief II not unfrequently happens that rebuke
administered by his Aonor makes the "gemman"
Yesterday an III paired couple entered the court,
and the wife claimed that Josiah had not provided
the necessary means Of existence for her and her
after the recitation OF which the Judge was as wise
as before it had commenced. 'Sit down IN corner,
now, and settle It between yourselves" said the
ARRANGE MATTERS BY FOUR O'CLOCK NEXT WEEK"
"a love rapid existence" muttered Rose Shar
Key, 6old.ookng, well well-dsessed II S young woman
ROSE WAS ONLY .swEET SEVENTEEN"
and had for some months past been living in q nor
individual, haa hunted her down, and concluded
that to have her sent to the House OF the Good
Shepherd was the only cure for such malady. The
Judge ordered her residence In the "Hcuse'' for
two years, but Rose declared she would be worse
Than ever when she came out again.
subsequently the Judge disposed OF number OF
for minor oences and the court closed at four
O'Clock,
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
AIT SALES.

An important sale of paintings from Mr.. q. W.
Derby's collection win take place on the evenings
OF the oath and 25th inst, at Clinton Hall. The
works are all by foreign artists and include exam
pies from Kaulbach, Galalt Merle, Alfred Stevens,
Rosseau, Marechal, Edward Frere. Baron Leys and
others. The paintings are now on view at the
Academy Of Design. Among others are the "Street
Scene Id Cairo, - by Bay0nne. and the "Landscape
Neighborhood or Barbiyon, on the Borders OF the
Forest OF FOntainebleau."
A large number Of choice paintings by American
artists we're yesterday disposed OF at 90 Liberty
street. The collection was stated to be the finest
that has been exhibited for some years past. The
sales were all sold separate from the frames, the
price OF the latter being fixed and 1t was left TO the
option OF the purchaser whether he wished TO have
them or not.
The following are among the prices Obtained
Autumn by J. r. Cropsey, $500; "Farmington
River, by J. NJ Hart $ls6; 'small Coast Scene"
Eaton, t2os;: "Antnmn." BY william Hart, 5000;
By W. L. sonntag, 1885, '.Cattle,n bv Robbie, $42o;
nBousatonic Valley" by J. B. Bristol, 5000; ''The
Convalescent,r by Louis Lang, S225; "Sea Coast,n
by N. j. Heade, slo5; Harvest Field, by Edw. Cay,
$3.50: Sunset by william NJ. Brown, 1896; W. +.
Richards "Sea Shoren $3.50.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
MISSOURI POLITICS.

Republicans CaucusinS Over the senator
shIp-GOod Advice fren Ex-senator Hen.
derson.
ST. LOUIS, JAM il, 1871.
Jefferson City special despatch Of last night
says:-A meeting OF members OF both wings OF the
republican party was held this evening, but no
definite action was taken The attendance was not
large, owing 10 the adjournment OF both houses Of
the Legislature until Monday. Ex-senator Hen
derson was present, and said that the nomination
OF Mr.. Blair seemed TO demoralize the other party.
He hoped his name would not be used In connection
with the Senatorship. He had served IN the Senate
before but had been retired In consequence Of his
course In the impeachment trial Of Andrew John
son, and they should select some one who would be
better for the republican party.
Several others spoke, urging unity among repub-
licans in concentrating upon some g00d man for
Senator and standing by him.
A committee was appointed to call q meeting for
Monday night next TO nominate q candidate Tor
United States Senator
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
The DOMINICA COMMISSION FROM A SUMNER
POINT Of VIEW.
from the Boston Advertiser (Sumner ergan),


from the Boston Advertiser (Sumner ergan),
Jan. Ill
The appointment for the vacancy in The st. Do
mingo commission was offered by the President yes
terday to DR.. Samuel G. Howe, OF this city, and, we
are informed, was promptly accepted DR.. Howe
has seen O great deal Of the world and OF men In
his day, Is perfectly independent in his judgments,
ana the last man the world 10 take hold OF this
matter speculation or the friend OF specu ators.
IL the report is correct, trust It Is Dr. Howe
has Joined the commission in order that the facts
the SIDE OF Domingo @ may be seen by the country
In their true light The appointment is an excellent
one and every way honorable to the President.
Recent events have called to mind the way In
which President Lincoln poured oil upon the
troubled waters after the defeat OF his favorite
Louisiana scheme. Possibly President Grant may
have had this in view when he placed the secre.
taryship OF the commission at the disposal OF
bosom friend OF senator Scnurz, and invited 10
She commission itself intimate and lifelong friend
OF Senator Summer. Whether he nad not the ap-
pointments are in themselves all that could be asked
by the opponents OF annexation, and vindicate the
President from any design 10 make the commission
a stalking horse for scheme ready to be consum-
mated In spite OF IL.
commission s TO get annexation through before the
eth Of March under plausible pretext II this was
the object, the President has made an extraordinary
selection OF instruments. They are hardly the kind
TO be used In any such scandaous way; and those
VINO think SO do not exercise their usual inrSlli-
Gepce, The annexation interest nag not gained
ground enough IN this discussion to attempt any
gnch snap Judgment. The appointment OF the gen.
fieIueu composing tns commission affords the best
possible evfdspce that NO such snap Judgment IL
}Dfepded.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
Shinpin9 Notes.

There heavy fog the and bay yesterday,
which night n causing the pilots the
feyboats the greatest precaution in making
their various trips On the Jersey City and Staten Island
ferries the fog bells kept ringing with but little
ton, and by these signals the boats made quite good time
Vessels from below greatly retarded by the fog many
anchoring outside until II should clear up.
The last two days thsw has doubt considerable
effect the ice up the Hudson yesterday morning
North river at certain points nearly filed with floating
cakes of them being two hundred feet In length
upwards.
There steamers sailing vessels In the revenue
marine OF United States Of which the Pacific
coast Is the Atlantic lakes From 1850 70
1870 inclusive l39 698 vessels examined
by cutters 192 seized reported, LIZA
sisted In distress During the time ia lives saved
and l,593, ,206 miles sailed
India coffee trade Mobile, which only few
years 1000 bags per annum,
derfu Increased of ate the imports since the s of Sep
tember being 30 bags with probability Of reaching
70 bags during the To accommodate this trade the
Mobilians talk OF inaugurating steam line.
The Of the imports at Philadelphia from foreign
ports during past year $14 against $1647
in 1859 The of goods carried by American
1870 SO. AZ, ,9s6, against So, $50, ,52lin 1852
company has been formed at New Orleans TO
weekly line OF between thar port and Havana
touching at Cedar Keys and Key West.
The schooner Dennis, 293 tons taken up by the
In rye dock Saturday. 7h nst and lowered
lowing Tuesday. for the purpose OF painting.
The central dock Monday last took up the
schooner Hoon LIS TONS might be painted
bottom.
The brig NAL 250 tons, raised by the central
dock Tuesday last for the purpose Of patching bottom
metal
The smaller dock took up the tugboat Woodruff
Tuesday the purpose Of fitting hcknesses OF
metal to her bow a precauon against damage by ice.
The schooner David Faust 26o tons, raised by the
larger dock Tuesday last for the purpose OF paint
Ing and finding leak The steam pump 1trcd up
expressly these docks for OF this character
brought into requision the leak found The Faust
lowered on Saturday.
The smaller balance dry dock Tuesday last the
schooner Bella 7s ons recently ashore the coast Of
Florida for repairs She WAS fitted with about 30
feet Of false keel and Ia part paDked In bottom.
The bark Lord Clarendon 526 tons, was raised by the
smaller balance dry Friday last for the purpose OF
stripping calking aud remealing She is stll up.
The ship Ellen Austin, 1879 toms lowered by the great
sectional dry dock Saturday last after being stripped,
caked, rernetalled newly planked in many places.
The bark Teresa s6 TONS raised nv the smaller rec
ona dry Thursday last for the purpose OF repairs
in bottom. She lowered on Saturday.
The schooner X Lane, 6l tons WAS taken up BY the
smaller sectional dry Saturday last Tor general re-
pairs. she ia stil up
The steamboat Meta raised by the Clinton street sec
dry Tuesday last for the purpose OF repairs
10 bottom she was lowered the following day
The steamship Alaaks am vss taken 10 Nv the
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
26s HoGKRs MURDER.

CcAvics In Aubara Peniseuslary Csnfcsscs
Hiaself tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ef Fran
eis 3. Ptnse, tie self-Accussd-Whas the
Police Think.
AUBURN, N. T., Jan. IL, 1871.
Tne murderer OF Mr.. Rogers In New York. on the
morning Of December 81. 1862 has just been dscov-
cred in the person Of o convict In the Auburn State
Prison, named Francis e. Pinto. TAe detec-
non OF the murderer was brought about by
the shrewdness and vigilance OF the keeper,
W. v. b. Honman, whose attention was nrst
attracted to the murderer py his peculiarly nervous
appearance In the estate shop" where he has been
employed The man is transferred prisoner from
Sing Sing. to which prison he was sentenced rom
New York the Sd OF February, 1869, to nve years
Imprisonment for grand larceny. He was trans
ferred to Auburn last spring. After noticing his
peculiarities Mr. HOFFMAN was struck by some
remarks by him to fellow convict in relation to the
Rogers afiair Pinto was afterward
DRAWN OUT BY CoMRADE
at Mr.. Hofrman's instance, and made clean breast
OF the circumstances connected with the robbery
and murder Pinto's confession is not yet given In
detail. He s now In solitary confinement In the
dungeon for misconduct The officials OF the prison
say that his disclosures are IN every way conclusive
Of his guilt. He is refusing food az present. aecar-
ing that he viii yet clear the gaows by starvation.
is now about twenry-four years Of age. He Is ave
feet seven inches In height and weighs 186 TO 140
pounds being about The size OF the man described
by Mr. Rogers as the one who stabbed him. He
has dark brown hair and dark hazel eyes. Upon
the right side Of hs chin there is slight scar and
upon his right forearm there has been drawn Ia In
dia Ink the figure OF woman In Q sitting posture.
This Is the description taken Of him at the Central
Police ONCE on the occasion OF the
ROBBERY OF THE PARK NATIONAL BANK,
when Pinto broke through pane Of glass and
stole 81, 636. He was then first arrested by oGcer
Kohler, but afterwards taken to the Central Once
by Detectives Dunn and Doan, Of the sixth precinct
police.
The gentlemen attached to the Detective ONCE
have always expressed their beliefs when they
have said anything upon the subject that
James Logan No. 2 killed by Jerry Dunn,
1t was Pinto excites only smiles and sarcastic re-
marks. Several express the opinion that Pinto
wants to enjoy trip to New York and the fun Of an
examination, together with the good feeding and
lonizing which man about to De tried or executed
for q capital crime Is wont to receive.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
S0, Ess c.r sn KSns Pong
os..a|,hig France tBr, Grace Liverpool 5ss 20 via
.ons stesnship Co. E1perenced strong westerly gales %
nsId .s.msr bound E isS. ias u 90 lon 81 Anchor
=.
T 4: sssss. a; e S g
Hsd IL & &heay vasSe sS, weather IN ae ca CHM ma Sea- Sn
eHSS and
g D Fairy s ssT
pGsS ssO for New ISrs S uo,.. wh. :. s., ao .,
s%pGs 'ss@
Cape Hat.eras had strong head winds in the China
sss ~ rsfs
ANTE. from sbanShss for do An ~ inc Java 'eA' DARK
ssTI:1 sS,sss ns, Ys 20.
sn 1 ss Ss had 20 me sna
light and cai%s Dec in heavy WV westerly @ gale
0; and
wnasw ,s Y and sp sails ac Jan = Henry Proafed
ing the bits, and was instantly killed:
Ms,iss. s'y tsa xa
sGy ssPSs sh t. So y sns lon %
Dec e lat S5 long ss had furious gale NV ID
sons shnP9sa heavy seas which shifted cargo and
Bark Aette CNory, Norden Bordeaux 43 days. with mdse
Jan iatss Ion H. spoke bark Atsia AusS from Trieste
Meysy Rio ansro With e,
gales and GAINS the passage ION
marbievnd rags, to James Ward Go. Passed Gibraltar
strong and NV Winds thence to lon 70 light easteriy
winds have been days north of Haeras with light winds
Brig Vma tBr,, HIN, Demarara via Bermuda Il days,
with sugar. 70 Tucker Lghtbourne The put into Ber
sehr Lsyina tof Brookhaven Bayles Mayaguez PR
vessel TO Van Bruns Saght. Have been days north
Hatteras with strong NV gales
scSr scSr ss2x ss9 SsIss, Ss%sn Sa Virginia
schr Competttor twreckerl, Rogers, Cape May.
Soop Margaret Amelia, Conover, Absecom.
The brig mot Rouen which arrived 18th Maa
6esvv ana NV gales passed Madeira Nov is thence to
Dec 10 bad ordinary weather with NV and Sw wnds took
the NE trades in LAT CO. lO passed lon Of bermuda Dec
5 which time have had variable weather 18th inst
Little Egg Harbor, took pilot from boat Bennett No g.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Francona Bragg, Portland York, with
mdse and passengers, F Ames
U lighthouse steamer Putnam, Field, Providence for
schr John N Fiske Chase Brdgepor, for New York
Schr George Albert, Mcdonald Bridgeport tor New York
schr Escor, Raford, Bridgeport for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Glaucus Walden, New York for Boston.
Steamship Wamsuta- Fish. New York for New Bedford.
Schr Foreman. Carpenter, New York for New Haven
schr Condova, Reddington New York for Providence.
sioop Betsey / Anna, Vaikenburs New York for STAN
ford.