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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-23

Keep the blood pure and the
health Of the system will follow,
DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture will ac-
complish this in short period.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-23

Refreshing rains fell in mouy
portions Of the county on Saturday,.
Several Sections ore still suffering
from drought.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-23

That was rousing speech de'iv-
cred by General Kennedy at Ridge
way.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-23

New Advertisements.
FOR Sale-John w. Ly!es.
For SSaeriff;--Mtny F,ien:ls.
CitAtion-O. II. Thompson.
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FOR SALE,

GEVENTY-F FIVE head of Sheep. con
~ sisting OF owes and lambs.
Apply to JOHN w. LYLES,
july 23-xtl Strother's p. 0.
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Send North a .d be Swindlcd

Scnu North 4 al DC SWiNdicd.
Not b. reputable makers like Stoin way,
Chickering, Steck, Knabe. but by Bogus
Man ntnctnrers who advertise 5000 Pianos
for S2ir; $Gn Pianos for SITS; S27U Or
gans for So. Deception aud fraud are
in all such absurd offers. Buy Instru.
mcnts made by old and always reliable
manufacturers like
Chickcring 4 Sons, Knnbe & Co.,
Hallct Il Davis. Mathushck Pho. Co..
Haines Bros, Mason & lamlin.
And you will have those that will last
lifetime and please you better every
day. All Instruments we sell bear the
makers nHi..es and arc guaranteed for six
years.
Fifteen Days Trial
If desired. We pay all freight if not
satisfactory. illustrated Catalogues free
Write to
LUDDEN & BATES,
april l2-3m Savannah, Ga.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-23

The pulpits of Aimwell and Ho-
reb Presbyterian churches are being
very occeptably filled during the
summer vacation Of the Theological
Seminary by the Rev. q. Goadings
Smith. The people of Riageway
speak of Mr.. Smith in high torms.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-31
WASHINGTON.
The Spanish Claims Comm

The Spanish Claims Commissioners.
statement Of the pending and at Issue be-
fore the United States and Spanish commissioners,
the Department Of State is DESTROYS that all cases
should be ready the part Of claimants for submits
sion on or before February next with the expecta-
ton that the whole labors Of the commissioners can
be closed within three months.
New Years at the Capital.
The New Years receptions by citizens and So
journers will be as general heretofore The heads
of departments, with the exception of Postmaster
General Key, will receive between stated hours in
the afternoon The foreign legations, and families
of army and navy officers, and other government
officials, will open their houses to visitors. All pub
lie business will be suspended on that day. The
President and Mrs. Hayes and Vice President will
hold reception at the Executive Mansion, accord
ing to the following programme: At II a. m. the
cabinet and diplomatic corps. At 1130 judges of the
Supreme Court, Senators, Congressman, judges of
the Court of Claims, members OF the Cabinet, ex-
ministers of the United States At u o'clock, off,
GERS Of the army and navy. At 1890, Secretary OF
the Smithsonian Institute and the Commissioner of
Agriculture, assistant secretaries of the DEPART
ments, etc. At 12.45. soldiers of the war of 1872,
veterans of the war of 1916 and the Grand Army Of
the Republic. At p. M, the reception of citizens
will take place, which viii terminate at two. Mrs.
Hayes will be assisted by Mrs. Jewett of Chicago
Mrs. Austin of Cleveland. Mrs. Charles Anderson OF
Cincinnati, and Mrs. Hastings.
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NEW YORK.
The Bryant Memorial.

ne nfyant memorial
NEW YORK, Dec 30.-The Academy of Music was
thronged tonight the occasion of the Bryant COM
memoration, held under the auspices of the New
York Historical Society. MIR. Frederic De Peyster
presided, and on the platform were President Hayes
Secretary Evarts, Attorney General Devens, Bur-
chard Hayes, General Sherman, General Hancock,
Bishop Potter, Lieut.. Governor Dorsheimer, Mayor
elect Cooper, Mayor Ely Judges Choate. Lsrremore,
Davis, DAILY and Brady; Revs. Howard Crosby. DR..
John Hall, DR.. Storrs, DR.. Adams, DR.. Ormiston,
Thurlow Weed, John Jay, Whitelaw Reid, General
Sharpe, Collector Merritt Postmaster James, Pres-
dent Barnard Of Columbia College, Peter Cooper,
VIM. H. Vanderbilt, Ex-Gov. Morgan, Ex-Gov. Jno.
7. Hoffman, Erastus Brooks, and many others. In
box seat sat ExGo Samuel j. Tilden, with Parke
Goodwin and the members of Mr.. Bryant's family.
He attracted much attention and caused some COM
ments Mrs. Hayes and the Misses Evarts occupied
an opposite box. Rev. DR.. Adams opened the seryi-
ces with prayer, and then the orator Of the evening"
George William Curtis, was introduced, and spoke
for over two hours the life character and writings
of William Cullen Bryant.
vote of thanks proposed by President Barnard,
and seconded by DR.. Storrs, was given him, after
which Bishop Potter pronounced the benediction.
grand reception to the Presidential party and
other distinguished guests was gi zen at frederic De
Peyster's house, after the services.
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THE AFGHAN WAR.
The Conflict not yet Over-The Meaning
of the Amcer's Flight.

The Conflict not yet Overtime Meaning
of the Ameer's Flight.
LONDON, Dec. 3O-A despatch from Lahore says it
is sick Of the the too great Importance of being at
tached in England to the Ameer's departure from
Cabu, and of its being regarded as virtually termn.
ating the campaign. There are some persons who
think that the Ameers flight may have been greatly
Influenced by the fact that if he had remained dur
ing the winter in Cabul he might have found himself
caught in trap. The roads on this side OF Cabu
usually passabe earlier in the spring than those
the other side of the Afghan capital and thus
army might have been able in the event Of theAmeers
staying in Cabul till spring, to advance him be-
fore he eouldretre. From this point of view his
whence to prolong resistance without the same risk
Of capture In case of defeat. He has 49, or according
to another calculation II regiments at Herat and if
he retain his hold over them and thus maintain
his supremacy in Afghan Turkestan he may still Off
er formidable opposition to Yakoob Khan. On what
ever rules set up in southern Afghaniston, he
leased Yakoob Khan only under pressure from the
Ghilza chiefs, who would not allow him to leave Ca
bull without appointing his successor. If Yakoob
him against his father.
The News publishes despatch from Lahore dated
ii o'clock this morning. which says the reported sub
mission of yakoob Khan is not confirmed to date.
The Viceroy of India telegraphs today that Major
Cavgvan reported no further news of the Amer or
of Yakoob Khan. He also announces that the Khan
Of Kheat desires to join us in an advance Canda.
har.
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THE TELLER COMMITTEE.

Subcommittee Appointed to Go South.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-The Teller committee
met this forenoon. Present, the chairman, Came
ron OF Wisconsin, Kirkwood, Bailey and Garland.
The chairman having laid before the committee the
opinion Of the acting Attorney General that the
$4,000 appropriation Of last June is available anG
announced that Comptroller Porter will approve a
requision to place it to the credit Of the contingent
fund Of the Senate subject to the draft Of this COM
mittee, a resolution was adopted that sub-com-
mittee Of five be appointed to 60 to New Orleeps-4
Charleston and other points to be dotcrmneo oy
five members present as the Subcommittee. After
lively debate as to when the subcommittee should
start South, during which references were made by
the Democrats to the propriety Of investigating the
Northern states, also Mr.. Garland made motion
the subcommittee leave Washington the 9th prox.,
which was defeated by party vote Of 3 to 2, and
after some farther colloquy it was finally agreed
unanimously that it shall start for New Orleans
next Thursday. 1t was also understood another sub
committee should be appointed hereafter. On mo-
ton of Mr.. Garland a resolution was adopted re-
questing the President and Attorney General to
furnish to the committee all information in their
possession relative to the violation of the right of
citizens in the states named In the Presidents mes
sage and Attorney Generals annual report so far as
in their judgment may be compatible with public
interests, and the committee then adjourned subject
to the call Of the chairman.
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The Breafhitt Trouble,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 80.
A special to the Courier-Journal from Breathitt
says that the officers Of the law are much to blame
Tor the boodshed there since the close of the war; II
the civil officers had taken firm stand when the
strong and Armick difficulty broke out as they have
now, 1t would have put stop to the lawlessness
Others saw that the law could be trampled on with
impunity, and they commenced settling every petty
dispute with the rife and revolver. The civil officers
and governor intend putting down the strife at what
ever cost. number OF grand jury men have al
ready made their appearance. Judge Randall and
the newly elected Judge Linden state that the panel
is composed of men who will do their duty fearlessy
The sheriff who has been active says that the out
laws are extremely bitter against him, snd when the
troops leave, he will march out with them. The
prisoners in Jail are very bitter against the troops,
frequently cursing the guard and saying zone day is
not always
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MINOR TELEGRAMS

John Stetson has leased the Globe Theatre.
The public debt statement will show very little
change from Dec. LIST.
Frost's distillery at Buffalo, N. Y, has been par
TALLY burned. Loss $4,000.
The loss by the burning Of the Seth Thomas clock
factory is $4,000; insurance $4,000.
Mrs. Harriet Grote, authoress, widow of George
Grote, historian of Greece, is dead
All efforts to save Hunter, the New Jersey MUIR
derer, has failed and be will be hanged on January
10th.
The dwelling of Mrs. Dryer at Rhinebeck, N. j.,
entered Saturday night and from $4,000 to $1,000
in jewelry stolen.
Steamer Gamma, which arrived at New York,
Sunday night, from Bermuda, brought no tidngs
whatever regarding either the steamer Emily B.
Sender or her crew and passengers.
Captain johnson, an old commander in the service
of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company. who was
to have gone east at an early day to bring the new
steamer State of California to San Francisco, died
Sunday.
Cyrus W. Field says he has no notion of building
a monument to Andre, the English spy. He will
only erect small stone to mark the spot where he
was executed.
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TUESDAY MORNING., DECEMBER 81.
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.

The Greenbackers and Democrats gathered
in force at Augusta yesterday. The day was
spent in trying to strike some kind of bar.
gain, but apparently without success.
The committee to investigate the Southern
elections yesterday decided to send sub-com-
mittees to the South Immediately.
1t is said Congressman Acklen will be ex-
PEELED from the House.
Secretary Sherman says he shall not be in
New York New Years day. He.predicts no
disturbance or excitement over resumption
which begins that day.
The usual New Years receptions will be held
at the White House.
Eighty students were killed or wounded In
the recent riots in ST. Petersburg.
The Afghan war is likely to continue some
time yet.
Services in m emory of the late William Cul-
len Bryant were held in New York last night.
George William Curtis delivered commemora-
tive address
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MARINE NEWS.
Wrecks at Rermud a,


>aa1.ess..a
lnst, says that on the 18th, bark Jennie Cushman,
from Garce, Africa, to Boston, with hides put into
Bermuda in distress, leaky. Schooner George Wash
ing, from Boothbay to Baracoa put into st. George
Bermuda, in distress, on the 18th Steamship
Glamarga, from China and Japan via Suez Canal,
arrived I'm Murray's anchorage in want of coal and
cleared the 10th, for New York. Steamship Lar
lingtOn Of Sunderland Savannah for Reval, with
four hundred bales of cotton, went ashore on the
reefs northwest of Bermuda on the 21st inst. She
had sustained damage during the gale of the 10th
inst. On Saturday morning as the ship was coming
around she came in contact with the rocks and all
efforts to release her proved rruitless. The ship
filled with water, and the captain fearing she would
sink, ordered the boats lowered and left the chip
with her crew. 1t is supposed about 100 bales Of
cotton will be saved. Cargo and materials being
landed at Napgrovi bay. During the heavy gale Of
the 10th, the stranded steamer Kate, from Calves
ton for Havre, completely broken up and sunk in
deep water along side the reef. About 1870 bales
Of damaged cotton saved.
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RESUMPTION.
The Secretary of the Treasury Predicts a
Quiet and Uneven'fuI First Day.

The Secretary of the Treasury Predicts a
Quiet and Uneven'ful First Day.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury in conversation to-day, laughed at the re
ported publications that he is to be in New York
Thursday, to witness the effect of specie resumption
all Of which he denied he has no further business
requiring his presence in that city. "Why,"
said he, &c good many persons think that there is
going to be some violent commotion on that day. I
have no doubt that it will be one of the most quiet
days New York has ever experienced. There may
be some few persons attracted by curiosity to obtain
little coin for their notes, but there will be no ex-
element. When business closed at the treasury to-
day, the available coin balances was 1926 O0o Of
which $2OO.0oo,Oo is gold. The currency balance
was s12,sOo,Ooo. $3O6,2s9 were paid out at the
treasury, in currency to day, to persons who pre-
ferred legal tender notes to gold.
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Disputed Territory i'm California.


SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3J.-A statement from a
person well informed, says that in January last, the
township in which the town and some of the princi-
cipal mines of Bodie, California, are located, was
surveyed under authority of the federal governor,
when it was discovered they were situated in section
18th. BY the act of Congress Of March g. 1853, the
10th and Seth section in each township were granted
to the state, under the laws of California and
pants of each sections held to be preferred pur-
chasers for six months after the filing Of the plot Of
survey. Parties in possession at Bode having failed
to avail themselves of the operation of this law
other parties have filed application for purchase un-
der the state title The mines included in this tract
are Bodie, South Bodie, South Standard, Champion,
South Bulwer, and PORTION Of Bulwer. Surveyor
General Wayne states that by the law Of 1853, the
mineral lands were excluded from going to the state
and the present occupants could prove aud patent
their claims nnier the federal law. He says, how
ever, that the determination Of the question would
probably cost enough to ruin the claimants and con-
testants
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DIED.

In this city, Dec. 49, Hattie H., eldest daughter of
Thorn as r. and Sarah Goody. aged IA years months
IS Howard street. Burial at convenience of the
family
In Cape Elizabeth, Dec. 29, Mrs. Sarah Gamble Of
Manchester, England aged SO years months.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
at the residence of James Parker, DR., Cape Eliza
beth
In Walden. Mass, Dec. 27, Sarah W., wife of Jas,
T., Jewett aged 3s years months.
In Chicago, Dec. %, Mrs. E. S. Cummings, widow
OF the late Simeon Cummings, OF Paris, Me-
Funeral services Jan l. at II O'clock at the Bap-
tst Church, Paris Hill.
At Colorado Springs, Dec. 49, Mrs. Julia, wife Of
VIM. T. Holt Esq, and daughter of Harrison j. Lib
by, Esq, Of Portland.
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Making Fire With Keg of p owder

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 3o.-At village called Curds-
ville in Mercer county, last Saturday night, Mrs.
Dickerson in attempting to aid fire she had kindled
seized a keg containing some blasting power and
threw handful on the fire. The fash reached the
keg and tremendous explosion followed envelopug
her in a sheet Of fame, by which she was 50 badly
burned that she has since died. Three fher chill
dren who were in the room, were badly burned and
two of them are not expected to live.
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Iore Grave Robbing.

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-Considerable excitement has
been manifested among the Bohemians since Satur-
day night, when they discovered that their cemetery
had been violated and the remains Of 70 year old
girl named Mathilda Stubing, had been taken from
vault. The police, tonight, discovered 1.-THE cada-
yer in the rooms Of the Chicago medical college, but
nothing is known as to the perpetrators of the out
rage.
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California Mining Stocks.
Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO. December 30-Hogs-receipts q, 900 head;
shipments 100 head market quiet and q 10 BETTER
choice heavy at 270 q 80; Light at 2 80 @ 60;
mixed at 200 a 2 s..
Cattle-receipts 34OO head: shipments 5000 head;
arket slow; shipping at so @1 IS; feeders and
stockers at 40 q 20; butchers Cows at 90 @ go;
Texas 80 @230.
sheep-receipts 1900 head; market steady at 2 40
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-31
CUBA.
TheIsIaud Ouiet,

HAVANA, Dec. 30.-The Captain General has re-
turned from Santiago de Cuba. The interior of the
island is reported to be quiet everywhere and the
gathering OF the crops is proceeding uudisturbed.
decree will shortly appear order ing the election for
provincial deputies February LIST.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-31

GILES IMMINENT IoDIDE AM MONA CURES
Neuralgia, Face Ache, Rheumatism. Gout, Frosted
Feet, Chilblains, Sore Throat Erysipelas, Bruises,
snd Wounds of every nature in man or animal. The
smarkabe cures this remedy has effected classes it
IS one OF the most important and valuable remed les
ever discovered for the cure and relief of pain.
W. M. GILES, No. 45l Sixth Ave.: Your Liniment
Iodide Ammonia has cured my rheumatism. T. s.
GARRISON, Tivoli, Duchess County, N Y.
Sold by all Druggists. de31T&Th&w
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Boston Stock Market.
[Sales of the Brokers' Board, Dec. 3O]
Second Call.


NEW YORK, December 30-Evening. Money ac-
tive at "a per cent on call Sterling Exchange Is
487 for short sight.
Gold quiet at par with transactions at 1872 per
cent. borrowing rates "a per cent. and fiat and
1-64 per cent ClearIngs $4,000. The customs re-
cepts to-day $685., 900. The Treasury disburse
ments $1,200,000 for interest and $142,S00 for
dull.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 1873, 900 shares.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-31

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-It Is stated that the affda-
Wits furnished by Congressman Acklen to the Con-
gresham who subsequently signed declaration up
holding bis integrity, etc., were false, and that steps
will be taken for his expulsion.
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european uHfKet3
LONDON, December S0.-12.30 P. M.-Consols at "a
1915 for money and account.
LONDON, December 30-12.3O P. M-American Sc
cunties-United States bonds 67s at 1919; SIS at
1859; new as at 06s; 1O40s at 110i; Erie 21s; pre-
tered 35a
LONDON, December $1,000 P. M.-Consos at 95 l.
16for money and account.
LIVERPOOL, December 30-12.30 P. M.-Cotton is
finn; Mddling uplands at sgd; do Orleans at sgd |;
sales 10000 bales including 1000 bales for speculation
aid export. Receipts 1850 bales including 100 Amer
ican.
Futures partially 1872 better December 81; also at
1'-32d January and February delivery 81.
Flour at 10 q 22; Winter Wheat at q 9; do
SPRING at q 81 California averages at q 4;ciub
iNs, &c-Pork at 40; Beef 80; Bacon % q "a 6.
lard at 80 9. Cheese at As. Tal0w at So g. At Lon
DIN Tallow at &c.
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1t is stated that the attention of Congress will be
called to the action of the commissioners appointed
to wind up the affairs Of the Freedmen's Bank, they
have already pail out over sl35,Ooo as salaries to
themselves and others,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis-
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &C.. will send recipe that will
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INMAN, Station ID, Bible House, Neto York City.
uo26 sneod&w1y
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NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, Dec. 80.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Sch Mahaska, Harrington, New York-coal to RAN
dali q McAllister. -
Sch Charter Oak. Carnage, New York-coal to A
Randall q Co. fSee Mem
Sch Mary Ellen. CBr) -, New York for st An
dIews NIB. [See Menu
hSc Mexican Eldidge. Fall River for winterport.
Sch Fanny Given. (Br) Parker, CORVALLIS, Ms
wood to d Whidden.
Sch Nellie, War;. Calais for New York.
Sch A Hooper, Gordon. Franklin for Boston.
Sch JAS Nichols, Childs, Bristol for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamship Dominion, (Br) Bouchette, Liverpool
D Torrance g. Co.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, NewYtrk Henry
Fox.
Sch Mariet, Weber, Round Pond-NathI Blake.
SAILED-Schs Louisa A Orr, W H Whitaker Clara
Dinsmore, Swallow, and others.
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Receipt. Of Maine CeutraI r, r..

CORVALLIS, Ms. Schr Fanny Given-6o cords
wood, Dbl potatoes, do turnips do herring to A
ID Whidden.
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man, Norwood. Port johnson; Mahaska Harrington
H0boken for Portland; Lizzie Carr Teel, Weehaw-
ken for Boston.
PoRTsMOUTH-Ar 2sth, sch Nulato, Small, from
Hoboken.
Sid Goth. sch R Emerson, Sears. Baltimore
PROFESSIONALISM 9th, schs Geo w Jewett, Blair
st Croix; Wyman, Urann, Jacksonville.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sid I'm Singapore Nov 18th. barque Mary Ames,
Crocker, Bangkok and Bombay.
In port Nov IA, ship Geo M Adams, Morrison from
Cardiff: ar 9th, for Callao; barque Escort, Water
house, for Boston.
At Penang Nov 10th. baroue Beatrice Havener,
Dickey, I'm Rangoon. 9TH, for Singapore same day.
at Gale Nov 10, ship Lucy Nichols, Nichols, uhc.
Franconia, Morrison, for rice ports; $ Hersey,
Waterhouse unc.
Sid finn Kobe Nov I. barque Wealthy Pendleton,
Blanchard, Puget Sound
Ar at Ardrossan Dsc %. barque f L Carney Jack
Ar at Brouwershaven Dec 20, barque Little
field, Carver, Iquique.
Sid TN Gravesend Dec 18th, ship Yorktown, Blair,
Tybee. Ga.
Sid TN scilley Dec 49, brig Mechanic, Maloney, for
London
At Pernambuco Dec 10, sch Minnie Taylor, Tay-
lor, for New York 18th.
Sid I'm Bermuda Goth, sch Geo Washington, Par
sons, Barac0a.
New York tor Singapore. q days.
Nov 80, lat s, Ion 80 W. ship st Luce, Rivers,
| from Philadelphia for San Francisco.
Dec lat N. lon % W. barque fremont, Carlisle,
| from Portland for Buenos Ayres.
Dec 6, lat At, Ion II, brig Isaac Parker Keene.
| from Hull tor New York, days out.
Dec 8, in Straits Of Florida. sch Adde Todd, Cor
| SOD, from Jamaica for New York.