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NOTICE

.EXECUToRs NOTICE -
Letters Documentary on the estate Of
Elizabeth Lae, Of Potter township, de-
ceased, having been granted 10 the under
signed. all persons indebted 20 said estate
are required to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same
10 present them, duly authenticated by
law for settlement
A. LUCKENBACH.
Mar IL, O.. Executor.
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LEWISBURG, PA.

We also manufacture the Celebra.
ted BUCKEYE REAPER& & NOW
KEYSTONE CLOVER Hull
.LER, COLES UNIVERSAL SUI,
Ky CULTIVATION, New Medel,
Centre Draft, HORSE DUMPING
HAY RAKE, HO0SIER GRAIN
lDRILL, BUCKEYE LEVER
ICORN SHELLER, Plows, Land
Rollers, etc. 29noy
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MARRIED.


Near Pine Grove Mills, March the l2ih.
Maggie Belle only daughter of David and
Susan Reed, aged year, | month and *
days.
ours the loss, and rot our dariingsi
Ours the pam, and hers the joy;
Ours the morning and the woeping,
Hers the blisI, without alloy
AzmK.
On the 2jth Of March, near McAlvey'E .
Fort Huntingdon county, Mr.. George
Dinges, aged "a yrs, 3 mos. and ~ d.,
Father DingeA was formerly resident
of Centre Co. He moved TO this place
many years ago and had estRb blished rep
utation for honesty and integrity. lie wAH
once member of the Evangelical Asso-
citation, but ms they became disorganlZed
in this valley, he united with the German
Baptist church of which he remained y
consistent men, ber until his death. lie
worked for his Master both by example
and precspt. aud his last words were th'
evidence of his assurance of acceptance
with God. Having u complication OF d.
senses he suffered intensely, but bore al
with that cheerfulness and patience char
acteristic of true child OF God A. A. b
In Pennington, March IS, William Har
ter. aged 46 years.
In Pennington, March lS, Robert Har
ter, aged Sc years.
| The two funerals were both held on III
same day. They were brothers.
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Penn's Valley institute.

The third torn Of this ACADEMIC
School will commence on the third Mon
day (l5) in April, and continue ten weeks.
Tuition per term, from 80 20 SS-hslf N
advance. Board from 81 90 90 IS PCT
week No deduction on account Of abb
sence, unless in case Of pI otracled sickness,
Location desirable. The patronage oi
the public j. respectfully solicited
8m G.. W. FogTSET, Centre Hall. Pa
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Visiting Cards.

so Mixed Cards 20 CTS II Beautiful Flor
al cards only 20 cts.
WIN, KURTZ, Centre Hall, Pa,
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NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the
~ following named persons have
ii ed their petitions for license in the office
Of tho Clerk Of the Court Of General Quar-.
te= Sessions Of the Peace, in and for Cen,
tre county. and that application will be
made nj the next Sessions Of said Court to
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GOLD

Illustrated family pHhratian IN the world Any enc
sAn eeoenae H1eecssful aEuut. TIE most e.egMnt
Nks ct Art given free 60 snhscrthcrN The Price L
os thAt almost everYpo suhscrihuk One AraAt ~.
p9Ete naking over siae IN week. lady agent rN-
porte taking orcr &N Euhscriferu IN day8 All who
engage make money fast tun devote all yuuE
ofnc 70 the business pr oniy your spare time You
need not be aWAs from heuu night Yea can do
u hs vel a. others fuh psEt culars directions and
terms tree tleEant and expensive outnt free. HFoa
want proht1hle work send pour address al once 10
costs nothing 20 try The business No one who en-
cages fails 20 make great pay Address The Peoples
doarnal." Portland. Maine. iaary
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w. A. CURRY.
TORN Il. POTTER AI1o-ney-sf,
Harness. Saddles &c

The undsrstgued. deieruinrdrtos usst thn pcsninr
demand Tor tesfr prices rspcctfaiy esils the ssaen
tioa Of the public 10 hisstock ~
eADDLERY
row cacrcd Af The od stand feirunH en- -~rfilr t,y
the people Ana The times the arEcst and ral varid
and complete assortment Ct Sadfs Harnrss CofrrS
Brides, of even description and enalsty: Whfra ara
In fact everything 70 complete ~ c1aes cstllis
ncnt he nuw odora prices i6eH viii rft fhetsssra
JACOB niNGRN k8mmswm San
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PENNSYLVANIA RR.
suMNER TIE TARLE

On and after SUNDAY. Nays Gsss. fhe srains en-
ths Fhiiansiuhla AF4s AsllIgaa blsasiaa wsil rna
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Centre Hall HotaI. !.

- - = ~ AAA H. ROE ~.
tlrst-ciass accommodation for guests
Best stsbiing for horses Stages arrive
and depart every day for all points.
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STRAWBRIDGE e CL0TIIIER'S
PRICE list
OF

Ikea complete ptiee'tt
stoke of
departments named indicating tho prices now prevailing
thruuRh
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TWO SKELETONS.

Under the roots of an old elm tree somo iaborers,
yesterday while making excavations At tho foot of
East Seventyfourth street, discovered two skeletons,
supposed TO be those Of a and woman, lying sidc
by SIDE When exposed 10 the air the greater portion
OF the two skeletons crumblcd to DUST and what re-
manned was packed In wooden box and sent by the
police to the Morguc There evidence that
tho bodies had been buried in a coffin or box and
their position among the roots OF the which had
grown them showed that they had rested there
Tor years.
the ground IN which tho remains were found was
formerly attached 10 tho old Riker MANSION which
stood Tor a hundred years emnenco look.
ing down the East River. The old house was de.
serted many years ago by It's owner, aud since that
time II been an asylum Tor thieves and tribes OF
gypsies, who. after wandering about tho country
on horse trading or stealing expeditions.
would return there and stay until they had
disposed OF tho spoils OF their trip. Inquiry among
the old residents OF the neighbornood failed to elicit
any information concerning the bodies. one OF them
who resided near there Tor the past thrty-fvc
years stated that there had never 10 his know odgo
boon any bodies buried there. nor had thcre been
burial ground there In carly years. The theory was
advanced by many that the two persons had been
fouy dealt with many years ago aud secretly buried.
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DIRECTORS ON TRIAL.

The trial of James +. Preston and f. K. Rose, di.
rectors Of the Merchants Loan ana Trust Company,
was formally opened In the Court OF Oyer and Ter.
were Mr.. Dana, OF Brooklyn, Cortlandt Parker and
Mr. Robert l. Hopper who arc retaine as counsel by
Preston; General T. D. Hoxscy, the candidate OF the
enback party for Governor at the election last fall
Mr.. Albert Comstock, who defends Rose, and ex-
Governor Bedle, who represents tho two other
directors, David Henry and Judge Daggers. The
case opened promptly at eleven O'clock Judges
ID ,xon and Sanford on the bench. The prosecutor
arose, holding his hand list OF witnesses who
had been subpGnacd but thoy failed to respond Tho
tardy ones appeared after BRIEF delay and the case
OF conspiracy was moved.
Judge Bedle requested that the motion previously
made. TO have the indictment against Henry quashed
be entered the record, In addition to tho denial
allowed by the Court.
motion was made by Mr. Cortlandt Parker to
have tho indictment before the Court quashed. He
read tho first counts Of the Indictment, argued
that the word conspiracy as employed meant either
separate charge could be the subject OF separate
count, so that his client should not be prejudced by
being put trial Tor the separate acts merged INTO
one lie claimed that conspiracy 10 do u Thing has
been en- praced in the thing done. General Hoxscy
followed and said that the paramount crimo is that
OF larceny, into winch tho conspiracy merges, and
claimed that the defendants could not DO ried upon
the indictment. He cited numerous authorities TO
support his argument.
Prosecutor Woodruff when about to reply.w inter-
ruptedb by Judge Dixon, who denied the motion 10
quas the defendants had been guilty OF two separ-
crimes, and although proven TO be guilty OF one IL
wouii not cxonerate them from The other. Excep-
tons made ana entered 10 the ruling The
ecutor read the charges IN the Indictment. Robert
McCulloch and Joseph Todd testified and At late
hour the Court ADJOURNED I'LL this morning.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. 80, 1873
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsroNE TELEGRAPH

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Frisin Ger. Meyer. Hamburg Jan 10 and
H.vre 10Th with mdso and loo passengers 50 Knnhsrdt 4
Co. Had stormy weather and head winds: Jan 70 !at
lat ~ o. lon 81 81. Dutch of Funch Edyo
steamer Knickerbocker Ksmble. New Orleans Jan %
and the Bar 24ih, with mdss and passengers to Clark
Steamer Richmond Kelley Richmond, &c, with mdse to
the "a 1'T"S" Norfolk with md.e to tho
": Steamer Hbemarie dibos Lewes Del with
Old Dominion steamship Co. n,,,.
steamer Alliance Croker Phade'0hia with mds' to
steamer indicator, Rogers. Philadelphia. with coal
BARK Mary Gibson of St John NIB. Sloan LondH on.
s sanS ar. m p "sys aa mad fine weather
BARK vesa DER, Holman. Bridgewacr. z. 10 days. iu
Bars Luch"" dsap ov4n Waterford 50 days. bal
Brig Egden (No Nielsen, Limerick via Hampton Roads
ballast LAURA gsSs e cS 70 aay. with empty
barrels to order. Passed Gibraltar Dec L. x,-
q csT sn, to Burns S''s''n'
ss Tynf sss 70 T., = asys r
chas SAWYER oi E!lswort. Mulln Fortune lslsnd
rssss. ~Esa SC De- Co. 20 .s
heavy weather lost and split sails &c: put into Norfolk
Sehr Eeanoia vsndussn Godfrey. Richmond for Provi-
seir S Barnes Wright. Virginia
sehr A II Pervore, Brown. Virginia for Boston.
fro" n i, IKE s, ss s M
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer City Of New Bedford Fish, New Bedford New
York
Schr Maggie Amsden Baker. Kcnne5ec tor New York.
Seht Surprise. Perry New Bedford for New York
Schr u y Ande rson, Anderson, New Bedford tor New
YORK.
Schr White Rock, LaGerty, southport for New York.
Scht 4 A Forsyth, HobOc, Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
steamer Doris shirley, New York for New Bedford.
Bnrk Il armony ,Br), Dinsmore. New York for Cork.
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DRIVEN TO DESPAIR.

Joseph Meyer, OF No. OF Seventh street, returned
homo last evening from his and on entering his
apartments discovered his vile, Elizabeth Meyer.
living on a bod writing In terrible agony. She
tossed she had taken dose OF Paris green for the
purpose OF ending her life. Mr.. Meyer hurried 10
the seventeenth precinct station house and informed
sergeant WeltZing. who Immediately teegraphed
TO Bellevue Hospital for an ambulance. DR.. Douglas
answered the call anu administered emotics II Is be.
by the police that the OF the woman's act
the treatment she received at the hands OF her
husband parents who had circulated stories against
her fair fame. Mrs. Meyer had SAID that she intended
10 take her lie some time ago ana wouu
have done SO had II not been for her child.
Her husband refused to allow her to DO taken to hos
pta anu when questioned as TO the cause OF his wifes
attempt on her lie declined to make any statement
other than that II was due TO family troubles. The
dying stated that her husbands parents we're
opposed 10 her marriage with their son on account OF
her religion, and that ever since they have made nor
lie miserable and sne preferred death 10 constant I'M
happiness
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LISBON. Jan 25-Arrived, bark Nuovo Emilia Ceiestins
utab, Msngsnsro. New York.
NEWCASTLE, Jan 3oSaiied ship Cornelius (Ger) Meyer,
Baltimore.
PLYMOUTH, Jan 3o-Saied. barks George Peake (Br).
Mcdonald. rybes; Cauesss Padre Utah, Schisppspstra
New York.
QrExSsrowS, Ian 29-Arvsd. ships Flying Foam (sr).
Lang, Mobiles Livingstone DID, Crosby do; barks Lucia
Rocca QtaD, Olvari Philadelphia 30ih Aspotsgcn (Br
Mckenzie. Baltimore; Padre HtaD, Passeacqua, 30;
Raxeto Padre Qta chiesa, do; Innocenta dad Cauccf
Philadelphia; Woodlands tBr), seabrook, New York;
Marry tNor), Ommundssn, do
SASrANpER, Jan 25-Arrived. bark swit tNor) Roer.
New Orleans
ST HELENA Jan 9Arrived. bark Sabine, Williams Pas
ssrceang. &c. tor Boston uee below.
SMYRNA, Jan l1-Auivsd. bark Rsnhsrd Ger. Covers
New York.
Sailed so.n steamer City Of Montreal ODD, Brooks from
Liverpool. Now York.
Axoy. Jan 30-Bark Aymar, Rapham has put Into
Foochow repair damage received during gales
LONDON, Jaa 30-Bark Sabine, Williams. from Passa.
rocang via Batavia for Boston, put into st Helena Jan
with rudder damaged. Would proceed shortly.
Bark ulrika (Rus Laacke which arrived Grimsby
day. Is leaking and otherwise damaged
Bark Prince Alfred (Br) before reported abandoned Cd
Ushans has ashore the coast of Brittany.
The fire In the Of ship Alahabad (B, westcott,
from Calcutta for New York Point do Gale, has
exnguished. She will discharge part of hsr cargo.
WEATHER. REPORT.
HoLYHEAp, Jan 80. PM-wind. EsE. calm; barometer,
30.340
PLYMOUTH, Jan 80, PM-wind NE. calm; barometer, 30
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL COLLEGE.

The Eclectic Medical College OF this city held tho
emit exercises OF their winter session last
night at Chckcrng Hall There twenty grad.
in all, and amoug their number could be noticed
several ladies. The following is list OF tho gradu-
tcs:-From New York, Anna d. Smith, Margaret II.
Van Tine, Margaret A. Wheclw right, George w.
Holman, Fairfield Mortimorc, George a. Allen
Harvey A. Fox, Jennie V. Stanton Arthur X.
Tel, Edward ii. Muncie Ernest NJ. Manwaren,
John W. GIBBS, Mary IL. T.. BALDWIN, b. Frankn
Thomas. FREDERICK H. Meyer Henry d. jones, Charles
Henry Fassln and Frank s. Maxon; from Penney
wanna John II. Cory and Huldah q. Smith; from New
Jersey, Matilda otto and Melissa q. Hinchman; from
Michigan, George f.. orion IRON Connecticut, Charles
Y. hcmpsleed from .ssachusetts, f. Clark Granger.
and from California samuel Rodgers.
The exercises OF the evening were very interesting
the music excellent and the intellectual! part oil tho
programme OF "A very high order.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER CnELYDn. (B), from Newcastle. E, for Now
80 PM Dec 49, after getting clear and striking
3 uo Sn MEX She her &C.
being full and her fore mold full with her propeller
Ss
The vessel was injured for 100000
SHIP JOHN DE slightly damaged ut San Fran.
cisco days since by the bark Sierra Nevada, which
jammed her against Green street wharf The ship chan
Jan 30
surr GOLDEN FLEECE Norton. from New York for San
Francisco before reported a. Monevdeo in distress has
will proceed to Montcvideo take forward cargo
BiRK ONWARD (Br from Gloucester, +. for Baltimore
M Ses Ss 80 M
and carried away foretopnast.
Shsn
arrival at Nsyas.s to be leaking 60 badly that after sur
Mobile. where she arrived 2sth to dock
Scum pnoMEsAprn GID: which vas wrecked while leaving
nearly all savAd The captain has arranged with wreckers
for one-thrd salvage.
scnn OWENS, from Timber Cove, with wood for san
DECK load e ana one man ovsooard. Assistance from
scnR DxslK HASTINGS Titon. from New York for Nor
folk which was ashore near Cane May towed to Phia
scuR ANNIE CARL (of Seavi!le. u. Leaman, from
Rappahannock River tor New York went ashore on the
out damage.
PILOT Boar PET No o arrived here yesterday from a
vessel on her SIDE supposed be brig painted backwth
yellow streak had gilt work stern and bright and
yards apparently newly metaed her name could not be
ascertained.
PACIFIC sHrrBUILpINc-There were 3 steamers, barks
IS schrs built the Pacific coast Of the tned States
during the 1877 Their total cost about $io0oO0
Capt Martin and Mr. Wyman, Of schr Coombs (be:
fore reported wrecked St Martin arrived Vineyard
Haven Jan 30 in brig Mary saunders.
FAYAL, Jan 7-Schr Abbe Ptman, Macomber. from Bos-
18th for this port has not arrived datc and fears
ure entertained tor her safety.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan 30-The pilot boat Phantom at
this port reports spoke bark Aspatogan from Southsmp
to of
captain reports shat the mate Crosby ie from the
TO the deck on Is and died three hours
ffarW
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NEwrouYDLASD-YAsT coAsT-roc TRUMPET on
FRANCIS
formation has been received that the powerful siren
pet recently PLACED In no01 ,r On Cape $, r,ane;
the continuance Of thick weather or snow storms
yis: sound 3 seconds; silence. seconds; sound.
trumpet points toward the Brandies rocks. and the
loudeH sound may be expected In that direction the fol
e.
outer bresKers s. 70 So e. inner brsaIers s, IS 80
81 81 y So Ion 8 Il
safe say that In most all cases the siren may be
cases At distance miles at greater distance
An instrument! sufficiently poweulso be heard from dis
than or miles during stormy or bad weather.
bearings gnetc Variation, 81 deg 80 min westerly
In 1881
AFRICA. WEST coAsr-rIxEp RED LIGHT AT LAG6s.
notice that pending the erection OF lighthouse harbor
light exhibited from the beach eastward
The light is fixed lignt elevated At feet above high
and should be visible In weather from dis
.ance OF about miles,
KAsr coAsr-PRovIScE OF MozAxBoUE-BUoYAGE
This Governor General of the Province Of Mozambique
in despatch dated the Sd Of Oct last that buoys
part the point Muaca in front Of the small
and the other 70 the north Of the point which projects from
coming from tho south must pass half mile 50
the north Of the Mujaca buoy, steer by N
line parallel the buoys they enter
the port and anchor wherever most convenient Ves
the island Matemo and its
iset well OF the point which projects eastward from
buoy stopping At distance Of half mile, aer which tho
previous instructions to be observed by following
points Of ujaca aud Of the fortress OF Joao are avoided
Course magnetic Variation, IL deg 40 min westerly
By order Of the Bureau of Navigation.
Us iYDRocRArHc OFFICE WASHINGTON. DC. an 4. 1873
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CLEARED.

Steamer Batavia tBr), Mouland Liverpool via Queens
Steamer artos lBrl, Pashby. Lyerpool-John scagcr
steamer Asatia DID, Macsay, LONDON Henderson Bros.
steamer State OF Indiana (Br). sadler Gasgow-A Bald
steamer Atlas (Br,, Low. Kingston. Jncmel and Aux
Caves PIN Forwood Co. .
steamer City OF Vera Cruz, van Sico avana-F Alex
steamer New York. Quick, New orleans-Bogcrt
Steamer Rapidan, Kempton, Savannah Murray Ferris
GCo. nv
Steamer Bonefactor, Jones. Wilmington. NU-wm
Clyde 4 Co. ,,, 60, -, =. -. ~ =,
BAN Gladovia (Br). Knowlton, Livcrpooi-J Whitney
4
Bark May Hogarth (Br,, Shields, Cork. Falmouth or
Plymouth for ordcrs-J W Parker 90.
bars Northumbha (Br,, skeey, Cork or Falmouth
Punch Edye X Go. -,
bark Carlo X Aus, Goobovch Cork or falmouth Tor
ordcrs-socovch K Co .
Bark Primo dad, Do Barbieri, Cork or Falmouth ior
orders-A T. AgreSta.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

DEMERARA. Jan 13-In port, bark IS Lawrence (Br).
Doe for Baltimore to sail Goth; schr Potos Curtis for
Me xic,. 10 sail 18TH
FoRrusr IsLAxp. Jan io-In port. bark Msnlton.
Scnreve, for Baltimore ldg.
GIBRALTAR, Jan lITowed through the Str Jan IL,
bark krona (Swed). Larsen, Messina tor Baltim re-
HALIFAX. Jan 26-Cleared, brics Woodcock, Mattson.
Kingston. ia; Arthur, LIE Marchant, do.
Arrived 27th bark Rio do 10 Plata (Br), Mcleod,
Swansea.
LIVERPOOL Jan 2sSailed, bark Carl Johan (Nor,. Oh
sen, Baltimore.
LuNrNpuRc. Ms, Jan 2e-Arived schr sibyl. Whitney.
Martinique via Boston.
MoXrEyIDEo. Dec ll-Arrived, brig Dart CBr. Cotter.
New York.
Passed Point Indo Dec bark Hancock. King from Ro-
sario for Boston,
PoRr PRAyA, Nov 27-In port. brig Rescue Ameds for
Dcmerara. idg cattle.
ST. john. NIB, Jan 2e-Arrivsd. steamer Flamb CROUCH
(Br,, Frazer, New York.
Cleared 26th, schr Teal tBr), Iiamon Jersey City.
YARMOUTH. Ms, Jan 26-Arrived. brig Alex Williams,
Trinidad
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NINTH REGIMENT HOP.

There was large gathering at tho third grand
hop OF the season given by the Ninth regiment at
their armory last night. Tho spacious nall was
crowded with uniformed dancers. and tho
effect produced by the brilliant military
costumes was exceedingly beautiful Tho In
creased membership OF tho Ninth regiment enabled
them 10 have almost thousand on tho
floor and there besides numbers OF guests from
other military Organizations There was quite DELE
CATION from the Sixteenth battalion OF Dobb's Ferry
and the Twehty-second. Forty seventh and twenty
seventh regiments OF New York. the Thirteenth OF
Brooklyn ana the Ninth oil New Jersey were also rep
resented.
Owing to the continued Illness OF Colonel Hitch
cock Lieutenant Colonel Montgomery conducted 'ne
affair last night, and was assisted by Captain hussey
and Lieutenant Springer. Downing's regimcnhi
band furnished the music, and succeeded In inspiring
the dancers with the spirit OF tho OCCASION The en-
torainment evidently enjoyed by all participating
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.


ALLoA, Jan 3o-Arrived, bark Amphi,rite tsw), Lin.
guest. Philadelphia.
BRISTOL. Jan 30-Sailcd bark Harry Bailey (Br), wi.
mers. New York.
Bosrox. e. Jan sc--saied bark Chas Kahi cser Mohr,
United states.
BREMEN. Jan 3O-Arrived, bark Der wanderer (Ger).
Krohn. Baltimore
Sailed 3Oth, ships Ahambra, Alexander, New York:
James Ger, Behreus. North America: Marlborough (Br),
Munroe. do: bark Argonaut (Gcr) Bremen. Baltimore.
CARDIFF. Jan 3o-Saied steamer Painmclle (Br)
Ste he nson, New ! ork.
DupLix, Jan 29-Arrived. bark L Cam (Br), fIeany
New York.
River. -.
ElsryoRr Jan ae-Arsvcd bark Gron. sOT), rlorene..
New YORK via Falmouth.
GxixsBr. Jan 20 ARRIVED. bark Ulrks (Ru0. Laacke
Pensacola tsee below.
GALWAY Jan 30-Arrvcd, bark Chas Dickens mon
Erickson. Philadelphia, with loss of bulwarks
GLASGOW. Jan 3o-Arrived steamer Bengal (Br). Hut
ton. New York. bark Dcvonshre. Fslkner, Portland Me-
GENOA. to Jan 30-Arrivcd, bark Jas 4 Ward, Halsey
Charleston.
New York.
Sailed soth, bark wave Queen (Br, Wilson, Hampton
Roads
HAMBURG. Jan 27-Arrivcd, bark constantia (Nor, +.
Knudsen, New York.
HAvRR. Jan 27-Arrvcd. ship General shsply Springer
weston.
Sailed 3oth. bark wild Hunter, Minos drom Rouen),
Savannah before reported tor New York;.
IPSWICH, Jan 3o-Arrived. steamer Gientruim CBr),
Lowdcn, Baltimore.
KSGRoAp Jan 3o--Arrived. BARK Sarah or), Gulland,
Philadelphia for Bristol.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 29-Arrived. batks Grahams Policy,
Cspp. savannah; Knudsvig (Nor), Evensen. Wilmington
NC; 3oth ships Arcturus, Cascilo New Orleans; Iaska
Cotton, do; Homsdai (Br, Jarman New York; Jas Ken.
way tBr), Mcdonald, Savannah.
Also arrived 30th Abd!ei (Br) Jones, New Or
leans; Istrian (Br), Thomson. Boston.
Sailed 2stn. steamers Algerian (Br. Stewart, Bati
more 3oth, Ohio, Morrison, Philadelphia.
LONDON Jan 20 Arrived. brig l. Z Hooper tBr) Carroll
Wilmington. NC.
Cleared Both, bark Imperatore francesca uiuseppe
(Aus), Prcmuda, United States; brgs Shamrock (Br)
O'connell. Baltimore; Van Horn (Br). Hail. Whining.
ton. NC; DIcnc tBr), Snesw'n, Philadelphia.
LONDONDERRY, Jan 29-Arrived, barks Antoinetta Ac-
came QtaD, - date Carulio, lost overboard), Bau.
more; 3oth Grace Cam OBJ. Grant. do.