davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-08
FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
DIR. G. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS.,
FOR THE CURE OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

SYMPTOMS of Diseased Liver.
nAIN in the right side, under the
edge ofthe ribs, increases onpres-
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels IN
general are costive, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There isgeneraily considerable loss
ofmemory, accompanied withapain-
full sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A Slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains OF
prickly sensation of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every REM
edy. Several Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the L.yL-; 70
have been extensively dercrCcc.
AGUE AND FEVLE.
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
of the most happy results. Nc better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quinine. We
would advise al who arc afflicted
with this disease to give them A
TAIN lF>iAL'
For al Bilious arrangements, and
as a simple purgativc, they arc IN
equaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine Dr.. c. MtLANE,s
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has rcd wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR.
McLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine MELANE's LlvLR
Pills bear the signatures OF <
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers. So,
Ea- Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DIR. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give DIS. c. MeIAsKs
r,,Sv PIIIs a trial, We viii mail post paid 20 any
nan 81 the United States, one box Ct Pts Ter
twenty-five FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-08

Sealing wax is not wax at all; nor does il
single particle of wax. II is made
of shellac, Venice turpentine and cinnabar.
Cinnabar gives il the deep red color, and tur-
peu,Ine renders the shellsc son and less
brittle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-08
AT THE STAND.

The procession having dIsbanded, the
seats 10 the court house square were rapidly
filed. The seating capacity was 1900. and
twice that number at least were crowded
into the space nearest the stand, while the
sidewalks we're filed and many persons re-
msioec 10 carriages on the streets outside.
II is safe TO say that from three or four thou
sand persons remained throughoutthe exer-
cises, giving strict attention 10 ell that was
saId. The stand was Situated near the south
west corner, and the Wind which was very
gentle, Was from the southwest, 90 that the
conditions for hearing were OF the very best,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-17

BLocKADxD.-No train has run o7er
the Eureka Consol;la ed road since last
Thursday. The b sh rind drifts the dry
snow into the cnts, WI u 1t packs solid
enough TO bear the weight Of horse,
and it IS impossible with the appliances
at;ainable to remove it by any method
except shoveling. Superintendent Don
molly intends to have the road cleared as
soon as the weather settles sufficient to
Justify the conclusion that the work will
not be thrown away. Snow sheds are
badly needed over the cuts, and until
they are constructed, during the bad
weather of the winter months, there is
bound TO be a great deal OF trouble IL
keeping the road open.-[ Eureka Sen
tinel, Feb. 13.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-17

EAETHQUAKE.-Two distinct shocks of
earthquake were felt here at half past
9 O'Clock this morning. The air was
calm and the sun shone at the time.
The shocks ratified windows, and made
the boys in the upper story OF the Court
House seek the lower levels on the
double quick Silver State, Feb. Il.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-17

The Spanish Cortes was opened on
Tuesday by the King in person. He
addressed the Senators and Deputies
rom the throne and said:
The iil-adyised Prince who is waging
civil war has been reduced to powerless-
ness. and can obtain no advantages. |
shall speedily proceed north to contrl-
butte to the restoration Of peace. My re-
.atioDs with foreign powers are friendly.
negotiations being carried on with the
'r!ted States in / friendly spirit, and
a4o-d reason to hope for prompt and
satisfactory settlement. The represent
ati7es Of Spain at the Vatican are Ell
ga-6d il regulating pending questions
IN tie manner required by the interests
Of Church and State. My government
will lay before you a statement Of the
financial condition. which has been
,-LcL impaired The conclusion OF
peace, which is fortunately near at
hand, car alone enable Us TO procure
necessary sources Of rcyerue il order
10 remedy existing evils. Through your
patriotism the budget will De balanced
AID all public creditors be paid so far as
pC ,sio.e without neSlectlns the develop
NEXT OF the productive fo-c-s OF the na-
tior. Our honor and rights are threat
md and even jeoparl;zrl Il Cuba Will
tLec thirty Thousand troops have been
set since ny accession. ILe Cuban
Va has not prevented the emancipation
o: seyeuty-siX thousand slaves. We shall
UPHOLD the integrity Of Cnban territory.
TLc speech concludes as follows " IN
a---r r-pl gS tlt. ,9r0yIurES Of IISCaS and
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-17

IDAuo B1LL had hearing last evening
before Judge Allen at 8 Q clock, and in
default OF 81 900 bail was remanded to
the custody of the Sheriff. to be held by
him for ten days The Courtroom dur
ing the progress Of the trial was crowded
to excess. Idaho Wil,ilm draws we'll
Phoebe Record, Feb. Il.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-17

ItuQ - iu9Uuuss 9snuV-IoV am urVl 10
pros Surg uos no s'sai 12&ea Ie7nNoJ
'sa}uls wa! M 70 a'pp!lg |oaI' eq'
-. 2. - siao..s Auv Sg!lq
ii! 1000 .! aJu5nHu.
,?1 plnoo on AUG 'euloN r! A'lio!ou
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-17
Com HEADED CANE. - The Eureka

=, I1.,-- nm I,,,,I-,
'o---' 14iNi'--1
Se1tre! o. teh. T. mas tns ioi!o"lh9,
Last evening during the course Of the
ri.gular meeting of the Mountain lodge
N0. =. l. Q. q. T., after the regular
order Of business mad been transacted,
cry pleasing episode trGnspired. Chas.
=; HIbbard, ?. q. who has been since
il organization the Secretary "t the
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-17
-,w y ~AaHaaar 40 vaId ANIL

-IVC-DI. ARN
The New York herald., 1876-12-20

the Fourth Congressional disrict putting him in full
possession not only OF the ground upon winch The re-
turn ing officers acted board. but also OF my ind
yiduai memoranda OF my personal action. under
stand that completes transcript Of the record OF es
tmony IN the fifh Congressional district, which Is
very vclumiDous Is tar advanced toward completion,
and that nearly one-shird OF the labor imposed by
your request has already been accomplished"
REPUBLICAN kxuLrArIoN
The republican members OF the House Committee
eatcd tho result OF the examination OF
General Anderson, OF the Returning Board, whose
testimony they think fully vndicates tho
action OF the Board in rejecting the
votes IN the buldozed parishes and In the compia-
ton OF the vote Of the State and also OF the evident
opposition Of majority Of the committee 10 allowing
HIM TO give his reasons for declining 10 furnish the
official papers ordered by the committee.
THE QUESTION CONTEMPT.
II is regarded as doubtful whether the Return.
ing Board will furnish tomorrow the original
copy OF the tabuAted statements OF tho
Board OF the vote for Presidential Electors,
should they fail 10 do the question Of contempt
will como up squsrcly, though u is believed the com
mitee will await the action OF tho House the subject
before taking any steps towards arresDg members OF
tho Board ior contempt
The New York herald., 1876-12-20
MARITIME MISCELLANY

nS-For burning Of steamer Montana, the Pacific
coast. zee general columns.
For the last days thsr, has been large quantity OF
the lower bay The Horseshoe Is frozen solid
from SANDY Hook to the Highlands.
The purser Of the Gamma from Bermuda. has
thanks for favors.
STEAMER QrASa sE (Br). remains ashore on Oyster
Isxnd ier cargo is being taken out rapidly pos
sibe.
srrAxruG BELLE TAvKS ano sunk ss Alexan-
drs at AN Dec "a She was owned BY Cap. Matthew
Fire Insurance Co g kshmond q $50 IN the Man
a,a Insurance Co AesandSa The loss Is beIevsd
will reach about $500.
STEAMER w.SosAm: Capt Cooper. Of the wesms Trans
was due ut Baltimore on Sunday morning
snr crRcsss,.S remains ashore at Brdgehsmpton. Ii.
Schr Merritt brought up TO the city 100 tons Of the
ships carg, yesterday.
sAaxRA .lLxs. Tyler. at Boston from Havana before
- when o Cane liatterar in lat ~ aud tor
ssiss WI, .sss snss % her sis sas
sss rons ali the time During these storm: mi Of wind Wind
lie sail. we're either blown away or split TO pieces
%io. rom csps Cod sneo"n,eped fearful hurricane
" s ID S sr:s Ts
and another suit Of sails lost the frequently breaking
without anaas hui cargo The mariners. how
vet S % living w" ing
m"%en s"acnsd snor bodies Owing 10 the prosractsS
days ~ band. w-.s pu, al,ow.ses The capt in
18th Of November \ seaman named James Patton aged
land
BAng Azoa, Davis, at new nsdiord 18th from Fayal
washed oa the slides the after rangwsy, rried away
spankc shifted In tho lower hold split msnr all
house.
HANK FAvLLA Aus voiuvich, from Bordeaux Tor Phila
sprung aud vessel leaking she waiting orders i4th
BARK TRos CocnRASE (Br). fr,m Dublin ashore on
the point Of Cape Hcnopen night of Dec IL and remained
rM 10TH Tho stcamtug North America is rendering AS
Sistance.
BRlas JouS snrnwoop. johnson. from santander for
aud sm,ssos M""rs ,r%m psmerara to,
their voyages Dec 0, having made the necessary repairs
BnIa DonAS Or, shaw. from Turks Island for New
YORK put into bermuda Dee with loss OF aud
short of provisions. and sailed Dec o.
BRIG JAMES LASprLrs OF Halifax. Ms spoken 7th
and head away trying 20 reach Ber
muda.
| BRIG WAFER wIrcn. Anderson date Tswes who died
Bermuda Dee II distress with loss sails and vessel
leaking SLc would be lowed into Bermuda that day.
reported pot INTO seruSa .tns s.dy and %Ss
dischargng cargo l4th 10 effect repairs.
scuR HxLxS Locxx. Rand. Boston 81 Domingo
Goncd on Dec IL IA, Il n Lon 81 w. with six feet water il
Sss sas as % d
swsnses. and landed =. Bermuda Dec The Leckc ief
S sS.SssS To- WV
squalls lost foress moderated on 2sth AZ noon. when
continued so increase vessel making foot OF water
hour the pumps WORKING AL the time The u Locke wa,
built ~ Ncwbuypor In 1879 hailed from Boston and
istsrcd III tons.
.scna Joskrm wnps tof fremont. Me). Read. from 8
inst leaking with three Of sick with
aru.. and towed into - george bermuda, 10Th
.mx s ." Sov IS With s.S SICK ~isl
fever .nd sgue aud ON night Of same the mate vas
rse from wXw, which caused vessel 10 leak; gale col
tnued the ID and leak incrssssd another man bsin
The New York herald., 1876-12-20
ANUS EMENTS.
HELLER's GREATEST WONDER.

HELLER's GREATEST WONDER.
thoroughly appreciatve audience witnessed Mr..
Helers performance at s Wonder Theatre last even
ing The surprise which greeted the clever canary and
han 1kerchiei tricks grew into at the extra
ordinary manipulation displayed the manufacture OF
the omslet and tho brewing OF the mocha nom mate
rials not oply irrelevant but absurd. and when the
second sight performance fairly under way the
general astonshment reached a climax. II Is IN
deniably most marvellous business Miss Heller, q
tall. fine looking blonde, becomingly arrayed, is os-
corted TO tho centro OF the stage where she takos
seat upon q sofa wheeled for her Her brother
bandagcs her eyes with largo white handkerchief and
then, stepping down among the audience, no begins
indlscrlminate selection Of articles picking them at
radon, and as he touches each article asking the
klndioded lady to describe II, which sho docs
minutelyund accurately in every instance Last
ing the list embraced the following nrtcles:-A hand
kerchief glove. orgnete, stud, tho color material
being told instantaneousiy eyeglasses another glove.
u toothpick, ticket, No. 35 rule, gold stud,
lorgnette case, book opened at pages l6 and Ii q
feather. ring pin, card, a iockct. safe key,
chestnut, a pincushon (the lady telling how many
pins it heidi baggage check, faro chip steel key.
No. 1851; Masonic symbol In short, there were
moro than fifty articles, each Of which was rapidly
described the lady giving numbers, letters and even
volunteering information about any pcculiarities OF
the object which IN every completely hidden
from her view, had she not Deen bindioldod.
The audience was completely my sicd and the oxpla
nation remains an enigma.
The New York herald., 1876-12-20
GENERAL ASpXRsoS's ANSWER.

NEw ORLEANS. Dec 10, 1876.
General Thomas c. Anderson, Of tho Returning
Board, was before the committee tonight He sub
m,,ted tho following his reasons for not bringing
the documents called for by the subpoena, but the
committee declined 10 receive IT,
..In order that there may be no possible misundcr-
s,aua,ng OF ,ae position taken By myself az well as by
the otner returning officers of the Stale,
/ respectfully ask the conm,..se !" perm. .l...
interrogatorivs. ON the tlth inst subpoena dmces
tecun was served the returning officers OF Lou's'-
aua directing them to produce before your honorable
comnittee ALI returns OF election. all statements OF
votes and tally sheets Tor each polling place at The late
election ior electors President aud Wee Prcsi-
dom, o, tho United states. together With
oil aindavits Ia your tonrl possession OF
election IN some ,h,rty y-ave named parishes. On tho
folowna day a formal answer was made setting iorth
that the documents called for were part OF the records
m The board OF Returning 0accrs necessary Tor their
use they should their labor oi can
vassing aud compiins the votes cast al thu eioetoh
Tor state aud paiish officers held IN the state on Tue
7tb of November last which work was not yct CON-
plced tLa, under law ,hcy were required 10 sr'-
10 tue General Assembly oi inc STATE upon rs AZ ~,
scmpiing on the nrst Monday OF January next, iuii
ana uccurate report oi their canvass aud
compilation OF the votes with The reasons ior 'ncr
findings, and tue evidence upon when su.h nhains
was IN order enable the General Assem-
bIy 10 count the Govcrnor aud Lieutenant uov-
ernor IN nccordaucc with the requirements OF artse
~ ~ IN. consttuon OF the state; that for this pur
pose the original archives oi the returning y,
Electors must be preserved and could mol DC allowed
10 removed .rum the custody o mo Do"'u """ous
authority OF The Icgislaturc.
ckgrifkD COPIES rRofFkEED
For these aud other reasons assigned among thcH
,,c -, lila, yaluable rccors ulrusted by them 10
,urmcr Iouer.ssunai cummitteo have never pccn re-
turucd tue return.n, officers declined !" surrender
III. original returns; but N order at 'here shouu oe
no ground suspcion OF desire tor conceaihcht on
their part either nature Of the returns oi as
~ III. evidence upon which they based their md
tnrs they preferred TO have cortued copies pre-
pared of every oficiai paper IN their posses
,oo and delivered to the committee as
''s.. 40 ,,oss,l. since that time the cgnt clerks
,r.ytded by your committee aud the eight clerks of
he Board OF Returning Utccrs. have been isboriousy
s.y.ocd IN prepxripg tho desired copies have my
eli handed 10 one the members OF your comm'tiec
lss Of ali documents pertaining 10 tho election In
The New York herald., 1876-12-20
CLEARED.

Stesmer Batavia (Br), Moulsnd Liverpool Queens
town-C u Frxnckiyn.
Steamer King Arthur (Br) Cowell, New Haven Ct-Chas
l. Wright Co.
Steamer Huntsville Winters, Fcrnandina via Port Royal
q VI Mallory II Co
Steamer Herman Livingston. Mallory ssvsnnah-Gso
Yonks.
steamer wymnoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich.
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Go.
steamer vadcrsnd tBslx,. Runde. Philadelpha-Geo w
Cotton.
steamer Fapts. Howe. Philadelphia James Hand.
Steamer Glaucus. Bearse. Boston-h Dimock.
Snip Fmwn. ceAvesnd. Livsrpool-Thos Dunham's
Nephew Il Co.
BARK Protsus Orcutt Batavia ordors-Jas Ward 4
Co.
Bark - Whitney tBr, spcer. London-J Whitney 4
Co
Bark Blue bird tBr) Mchener Cork or Falmouth for or
deu-C w Bertaux.
nark Alma Qier). Tobias Bremen-Funch, Edye 4 Co.
Bark Marco Polo (Gsr,, Schaener. Brsmen-Ierman
Koop Il 10.
Edye X Co.
Brig Diriso & condn Cadix-F Talbot Co.
ScLr Bessie Black (Br,. Ludlow. Pence. PR II Win
chester 4 Co.
CO.
The New York herald., 1876-12-20
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

A very amusing entertainment was gwen At this
theatre last night. After the usual overture Dir.
Devcrc showed tho danger OF indscrimn nato botting
under the title of sketch, He Would Bot" and
instantly succeeded by Mr. Clifton IN double back
someTsault Mr.. Forcpaugh did not contribute In this
sketch to the extent that his would imply In this
feat; California comques explained what - New
York Roughs' made Of and the Big
Four gave philosophical dissertation subject
OF sBuzzlng Bees Next succeeded ballet, spangles
and short skirts. in cuntradistipclon 10 sncw and
aush outside, and calcium lights and agile limbs madc
the stage lively tor short time. Scanlon and Cronn
illustrated 'Lfo Tenement House, with the usual
domestic infclicities IN such undesirable home.
Professor Nckie. prcstdig, &c, did verythng
could to convince the audience that n. magician,
and that two centuries back he would have been
burned q wizard. A couple uf ladies sang and
tired, and tho audience were played cut by a Live
lnuian.n
The New York herald., 1876-12-20
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.
NkwPoRr. ri. Dec'l9. 1877

NkwPORr. ri. Dec19. 1874
The U steamer Gen Jsssup. used At Fort Adams
means Of transit between that place Newport broke
her shan and last night during the gale and
ing cable. commenced drifting the bay
the OF wind and The post barge manned
and liue made fast to launch from shore, but this
breaking the rapidly drifsd In tho direction of
Lime Rocks hut her anchors which had dragged
he bay took hold just before she reached rocks and
sho rescued from her perilous position by .
launch sent after her.
hhas decided by tho Board Of Underwriters
New York the brig Espcrancs 3D. Harrington from
Edward Island for Philadelphia which arrived here
in distress week. and the tug loft that port for this
purpose this afternoon.
Pilot boat Webb New York. which arrived here
Sunday in distress will repair her bulwarks here Those
board state that tho gale OF the 9th the
they experienced.
The schr Madagascar. Kiparick from Providence for
New York. which got ashore the Bue Rocks during the
gale Of Saturday, viii lay here for the winter Her
sehr vras. burton from Charleston Orient Ii. which
arrived here 10 distress last week win have her repairs
BEEN ss%poary she received new ore
sclr 9 Nv Lewis McIntirs. from Boston for Savannah
which arrived Friday In distress u ais: being repaired at
are cpomsideraSly stove '' .-s'1 -"1 '''
Il. e" o. s on un. ss
after long ard bvtsrous passage Of rs days Is
ss and her iorss. and are baay asy
asr .s ns Il S. sna So srs ass. ss
within 800 miles of this but constantly driven
by adverse winds. Her Of palm oil is at
$4,000 and both vessel aud cargo are insured The under
writers will without doubt asnd tug here to tow her
| her destination.
Brig Virginia. Deveraux Turks Island with salt)
for Haven. which also arrived In distress
her monkey rail- BOBBY hatch aud sustained other
luht damage She will proceed the first favorable oppou
| nifty.
There four foreign vessels this port to-day and
the action Of Congress In cutting down
there but ono nspscor aud which is serious
to the efficiency Of the Custom House regulations Tho
marine station Of the Importance Of Newport certainly
dsserving OF recognition from the government than
/ she gets.
Steamers Bristol and Providence Of the Fan River ne
have laid this for tho winter they
recev. extensive repairs their hus aud machinery by
| COZ Morkmen.
The New York herald., 1876-12-20
PORT OF NEW YORK. DEC. 10, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED NJ HEBALD sTEAx YACHTS AND HERALD
wnITxsToy. rKLEGRAPn LIVE

REPORTED NJ THE herald YACHTS HERALD
wuITKsTox. rkLEGgAPn
steamer knight T-mpar tbr. Kirby Cardiff 20 days. in
bali At Benhan, x Boyesnn Had strong sW and NV
gales passa with head split sails. &e; bee g.
~ o. Ion nj So Charles ruppett seaman. OF South
hampton fell overheard and drowned from the main
deck.
steamer stcinmanm ,Bcg). Lechere, Antwerp Nov -,
with n,t~e Punch. Edyo Co Had strong NV gaIss
almost the entire passage.
steamer canima ,isrl Liddicoat bermuda Dec Is with
nds. aud passengers a. A Onterbridre.
steamer City of Houston tlddge, Galveston Dec II and
hey West 9Th with nc and passengers to II Mallory
steamer Richmond. Kelly. Richmond. City Point and
Noriois win mdsc aud passengers TO the Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
str amer iIstterAs swift. Norfolk. with tho old
Dominion steamship Go. -
shin BremcrIehs ,;cr, Irdes. Brmeen 81 days. with
empty barcis 1hco Was "a days of Hatteras
with stron NV gales.
Bark Ciaudma uor) correa. Pernaubnco Oct 10. with
q Anssinck 10 Crossed the hpuator Nov 10,
lon Dec III ~ miles SIX Of SANDY Hook had heavy
NV gale lasting - hours stove bnwarks. washed decks
att led cabin aud lost split sails the
bady frostbien some BADLY to uhht them Tor
duty.
bark May no Foster Perrambuco 80 days. with sugar
to Goser TO. Crossed the Equator Nay W Ia iun 40:
10 days Of Bermuda With heavy NV aud sW gales;
lost and split sails aud lost gail.
Bak Caro- (of PHILADELPHIA Guy Pogrcso - days, with
hemp and hides vessel to Evans Hall To Was
III DAYS north Of daerss with succession Of and NV
gales.
brig chrsta Coson Packard. Miragoane ~ days. with
louwood 10 II heckcr 4 Co Was DAYS VI Hatteras,
With strong NV and sw gaies lost entire suit VI sails
The New York herald., 1876-12-20

for ksw York. wtg orders: Henry (r), Taylor Turks
Island Tor New York wig orders: scr sessswa aprii
honceser Tor eh aud the above ia Distress
man. SwnnseA via Valparaiso
GRAND TURK IT, Nov i7-Arrved brig Alice tBr). Iont
gonicry. New York for Honduras TO sail oath.
HAVANA Dec lS-Arrived. steamer Columbus. Reed New
York ~ " - :
Baitim3re " ' -
sailed Dec i6 steamer Lake Ne sntic Br Battsrsbv.
LuccA Ja Nov 24-In port brig Edith Fickett. from
PORTo CABKLLo Nov l5-fn port brig Sea Bird fr) Lit
son. tor New York. ldg.
Boston. - '~'
VALPARAISO. Nov l5-In port ships Sapphire congdon
from San Francrco tor Queenstvn reloang Bslvelero
Kirby Tor san FrAncisco. To sail 10Th Sarah Nc sabine
from Port Discovery arrived disg: bark Fanny
field shields from Ro Janeiro arrived 18th vtg: Chas
lotte Clark (Br). Collord wtg.