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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-02
THE ASSIGNED CAUSE.

Within the H1wn week several restaurants
| which have borne the reputation of carrying on
lucrative business, closed up. The proprie-
tors made lots of money out of their business,
and during the daliest Of times were not heard
to utter a word of complaint. No one could
assign a reason why men engaged in prosper
Gus occupations should abandon them !; every
body was puzzled, even the reporto rial staff OF
the APPEAL who concluded to sift the matter
to tho bottom One Of tho corps called on a
prominent rsstaurateur who had closed up
shop couple of days ago. for enlightenment,
Reporter" Why did you retire from
business which had the name of prospecting
so we'll I"
Rsstsurateur-" We'll, rs you are news
paper man | have little delicacy about tell
ing you. l regretted to close up. but l knew
if did not would soon be ruined man."
Rep" You surprise me; my profession
should not deter you from confding in me.
will publish nothing that will be detrimen-
tai to you"
Rest.-"If you promise to see ms safe from
all harm and misrepresentation l will unfold
IN astonishing tale to yen. | learned that
Sam Davis, of the Chronicle, has been appoint
I'D local editor of the Appeal, and just know
what to expect if he stops here long know
him we'll. Al one time he was engaged
on paper in Lawrence, Kansas, bat only
stopped three months. In that short space of
time he broke up every hotel and restaurant
in that town-would you believe it Talk OF
your devastating grass hoppers-~hy they're
nothing to Sam he cleaned up everything
eatable in sight. On one occasion he came
from reporting Coroners inquest, very
hungry, and bought couple Of plea, swallow
ing tin plates and all He left Lawrence very |
suddenly, for the hotel men threatened to |
mob him. Now you know why l closed up"
said the restaurant IAN, walking Of, with
look of grief and disappontmen: depicted upon
his couutsnance.
Thenext interviewed restaurateur who had
put up his shutters was of German extraction.
1t was difficult IN .ttsr getting anything out
Of him, for = more disguised man was never
by reporter. After few intro
luctory questions the German sail, II xlnae
up my pisness because dot Sam Tavis is coming
here. know dot Teller fon Nevada City Duet
He can preak up everybody's pisness. La dot
,lsoe he lif init me dree weeks, und ven !
eddle Duet don't got nodding; dot Tavs be
at it all up. Pefore he boarded mit l
'as wort drse oder four dousen tollars. Vot
ny family will do now, I don't can dell {
Good bye, Mr.. Reborter; gif him cts,
Several other eating house men were :
and the result, in every instance, {
va. of the foregoing gloomy nature. famine
staring Carson in the face. But think of t
Jam good parents the kind people have only a
ecently located here, and what an awful t
Misfortune is awaiting them! 1t is fearful \
alamity to contemplate. Dyspepsia where, $
h where are you| +
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Latest QUOTATIONS. following were
the late quotations on the street last evening
Potosi, CD, 6tb; GA, CTS; Con Virginia, 51b,
5is; Union, SSb, sea- S9s, s8is, S9Is; Savage,
lib, Sierra Nevada, 554b 56a, 56s; Point,
sob; Chollar. 83b, Stb, S3a; Mexican, ssh,
Sos; Gould & Curry, 11fb, liza, Ills; Gale
donna, 2 sob; Justice, 81; Best & Belcher,
15ib; Alpha, IA; Best & Belcher, 19a,
1875; Hale & Norcross, 175b, 1Sa; Scorpion,
495b, 81; California, 53b, 5Aa; Bullion, 63s.
6ys
FUTURE MOVEMENTS At the conclusion of
the present engagement at Piper's Opera
House, Virginia City, Miss Ada Cayendsh
goes East The California company, now
supporting her, are to meet Frank Mayo, now
en- route at some point out on the railroad, and
return with him to California. The Mayo
party will play short engagement at Piper's,
probably giving Dsvy Crockett and The
Streets of New York, after which they will
open at the California Thester
KpIsCorAL Social - The ladies of the
Episcopal Church will hold social at the
TeSlu6DC6 Ot TaTiucT IEcduWdJ
Monday, evening. The affair will be real
pleasant one, a fact which is unnecessary to
mention, as all the Episcopal socials held in
this CITY during the past few years have been
very pleasant indeed
Srocxs yet Levys presence on the
Constock has wrought no change for the bet |
ter in the market. The quotations have been |!
the same since our Mosaic friends recent sd |
won't. Now, if Levy would make an effort to |
boar the market, perhaps things would go |
more to suit the bulls. Try it, Levy, aud give
the boys chance.
SKETCHES. We were yesterday shown some
clever sketches in oil of scenery about Glen
brook, which were made by Mr.. Hill. These
sketches embrace views of Shakespeare Rock,
Zephyr Cove, and 3 we'll handled view of the
Lake at Glenbrook OH Sunday last, the day of
General Grants arrival there.
DgpARruKrs following passengers
departed on the southern stage yesterday
Thos. Donaldson, c. A. Richardson, wife and
3 children, M. Marks, Miss L. w. Fletcher,
f. Brown, p o. Burns, B. Es.leston, Mia
Hill, T. Cohen, f. G. Smith, Dave Young.
IN PIsAroRE Tony Davenport, printer,
amateur musician, etc, who
vsd in Carson few years since, is now con-
,sctsd with a Pinafors company over in
Nevada County, California, where he is |
.arbling in the part of the Admiral. II
ARRIVALS. - The following passengers ar
wed on the southern stage yesterday after
Don: J. ". Tucker, John Dunn, r. Constaa, S
!. Allen, F. n. Robbins, 81. Hauigan. "
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NOTICE.

Having been appointed agent by the Territorial Enter
prise Publishing Company TO take charge Of Il F. Brook
route and agency his customers 80 atve their
with We also prepare TO deliver all San
Francisco daiies. We shall aim by promp:ness t, gain
he satisfaction Of ail customers.
oetI4lw CAGWIN b ALLEN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-02
BRIEF MENTION.

1t is said that work will be resumed in thu
Ayres & Hopkins mine.
The Mint rate for fine silver has been ad
vanced to 81. 16f per ounce fine.
Services in the Presbyterian Church at II
L. n and 7 P. N. Sunday School at 1915.
The District Court, Judge S. d. King,
will be in session to morrow at 10 o'clock.
The Police Court was closed yesterday
the Judge went to Genoa to attend the funeral
of an old friend, the late H. c. Crippin.
Col 6. G. Lyon, the Governors Private
Secretary, is quite sick with severe cold.
As only the good die young, the Colonel is
in no immediate danger.
Preaching at the M. E. Church at Ii A.
NJ. and 7 P. NJ Instead of 7:30 as formerly
announced. Sunday School at 2 P. M. A
cordial invitation is extended
Services in the episcopal Church at the
usual hour to-day and tho administration
of the Holy Communion Immediately after
service. Sunday School at II 80.
Geo. ". Green, typo well known in this
city, and who was recently living at Bodie,
came in from that camp on Friday evening,
fearing that his useful days might De cut
short there.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-02

IN times past, to find relief people had take such
renadies castor OIL pills etc; but
they the pleasant rup OF Figs which unoads abs
bowels regulates the liver, csanses the system,
bliousness constipation. etc For Gale by all dro1ssts
Fon Neuralgia, Nervous Debility aud all wasting dis
eases Fellows HypDhosites 1t is agenune prepare
ton recommended add ussi bv leedR physicians every
where. George G. ThaxteL, Agent. oois
The of Toothache Neuralgia cured in
few minutes by using Mrs Dr. Howe's Neuralgia Cure.
For sale bv Thaxter. druggist. &C
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-02
SYRUP OF FIGS

the best remedy Of the age st Because Is pleasant
take fails do its work. thirdly 1t
cures by removing the cause; srouzing the liver and
bowels activity it bousness cleanses the sys
TEN, puries the I'd, and hs sufferer tohssth
oc23:lm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-02

INSTALLATION OF O1r1csKs,- meeting
of Uuion Lodge No. 4. L. O. G. T., last even
ing the following officers were installed
Kenneth Reid, W. C. T.; Sadie Bollen
w. V. T.: Sam r. Moves, W. Sec; Daniel
Kelly, W. F. Sec; Edward Harper. w.
Treas; W. 4. King, W. Mar.; W. E.
Murphy, W. l. G.; Jas Dennisg, W. O. G.
Mrs. Carter, r. II. S.. Lizzie Dsnning, L. H.
S.; G. A. F.sdricks. W. A. Soc; G. A. Hall,
w. Chap; Eama Bsekstsad, W. D. Mar.
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Aa important fact to be borne in mind by
the ladies' of Carson, is that Mrs. Katzen-
stein, of the veil known and fashionable mil
linery firm OF Eesdames Katzenstsin & Brad
ley, Sacramento, will open magnificent stock
of millinery goods at her rooms in the Airing.
ton house, Tomorrow The stock will b COM
posed Of the most exquisite, elegant and latest
devices in that line of goods. 1t will repay
our ladies' to take a look at this millinery
stock.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-02
NICHOLS INFALLIBLE INJECTION.

Guaranteed to promptly and permanently every
OF Gsnorhea, elect and Whites, matter OF
how long standing if directions followed Internal
medicines not recommended necessary. A gua--
anteed money refunded For sale BY B. F. Foster.
octS On
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EVERYBODY :

90 and those Young horses for sale The Capitol Cor
rail- back Of the Capt. where also be found hay and
grain and superior accommodations for Horses
boarded and sru'rned by the day week X. GIBSON
roiorietor. se22lw
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WANTED.

house with convenencas suitable for lady and gentle
Furnished end the Ielnr preferred. knquirs
It this Office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-02
FOR SALE.

Elegant residence Carson street, wish fnrnltue s
offered Tor sale cheap Enquire Of George b. Webb.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-02

It was moved That each member OF The
Committee be assessed s. to assist in liqui-
dating the outstanding accounts. But even
this will not make up the deficit, so com
mittee will wait spon the kindly disposed to
ask them to contribute trifs to pay the bills
in full.
Parties having claims against the commit
toe will please call on Mr o Stampley.
at the St Charles Hotel
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-02

A BIG WooL Cur. c. Cutting, who
owns $500 sheep at Spooner's and Pine
Nut, cut 81 900 pounds of wool this year.
This is tbs largest wool clip ever made in
this State
Foua doses of Mrs Dr. Howe's Rheumatic
Remedy will relieve, and one bottle will cure
the worst case of RHEOMArIsM. Try it. 1t
costs but one dollar. For sale at Thaxter' 8
drug store. oct9*
Rooms FOR RgSr-Finsly furnished rooms
to let, single or en- suite, with bath room a.
tached Board can be had if required. The
suite of rooms face the south. Enquire at
this office.
New SUIr.-A new suit was yesterday
against John Muldoon by John
Rosser. for the recovery of 81 300.
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ONLY WTEETFsElAROR

nPaoyoa, AMI but EXPERIENCED and FIRST
CLASS enters
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ELECTRIC LIGHT!

Z [. &C WEC LICH
Sail and see the Electric Light at YfceN,x
by which soIor- and quality can be
clear a night as at
nOOntay.
The Trade and Public supplied v fst Cloth
and Trin,rniass at Wholesale prices.
tyANY LENGTH cur AND ALI. KINDS OF CLOTH
KEPT IN STOCK.
- Samples, with instructions
for Self Measurement sent free
The New York herald., 1879-12-08
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsprNwALL Nov 29In port Crescent City. Por
ter for New York. Had been driven Of port by
BARBADos Nov Arrived, schr Annie W tBr,. Chase.
Bathurst NIB 0and sailed for -; 9th, bark Europa
Dodge York and sailed 1lth for st vincen: 11th
Cary Scott New York (and sailed 10th for Demerara
schr Mary (Br. Allen, Lockeport. Ms (and sailed
for y; 10Th. brig Zebenia lBr,, Merriam, Bayonne.
Sailed 18th. brig Ubsldina (B), Sponagle Demerara
In port Nov 20. dscharging barks David Dudley Hig-
gins from Norfolk; Adelia Carlton. Grant. from New
York both arrived 10th; brig Arcadia Woodward. from
Port SPAIN arrived 18th: schrs Carrie Woodbury. Wood.
bury from Phiadeiphia. arrived 18th; Kate McKnnon
(Brj Smith from Georgetown, PEI, arrived 18th.
CAIBAREN Nov 24-Arrived schr Joseph Souher, Watts
Sailed Nov 20. bark sagadahoc, westberg New York
CARDEHAs. Nov 29-Arrived bark Josie Mdred CHM.
FAYAL Nov 23-Sailed, bark Veronica, Hathaway. New
GEoRGErowN PEI, Nov 24-Cleared brig Isabella tBr,
Newman. London: 26th. bsrks Journal (Br) Kickhsm,
Queenstown: Clansnan (Br) Gale Mumbles Roads
HAVANA, Nov 3oArrived. brig Samuel Muir (Br). Han.
son, Sagua; schr j Atkinson, Hubbard Baltimore
Sailed Dec l. schr Daybresk, Mckay. Mobile I'd. brig
Maria LuisS (Spl. Wives. Pensacols; 3D. barks Edna
nah: Rafael Pomar Spi Velvet Chsrleston brig Trics
Ger, Spicskc. Jacksonville.
Cleared Dec bark Julian Antonio lSp) Bilbao New
York; brigs Fluva Csp,, Oyarvde do; I'd. bark Lewis
Stocker. Dbber, Pensacoa brig San Quntin Sp). UNI
MAlISax Doc a-Cleared, brgs Albion (Br) Wilson,
Arrived 7th, steamer Nova Scotian u3r. RchardsonS
Baltimore st Johns, NF, and Liverpool ito sail 9th)
MAYAGunz, PR, Nov 27nln port, schr Hattie Weston.
MArANzAs. Nov 3O-Sailed. brig Cora (Br, Carty. Of
NAvAssA Doc lin port schrs Paul seavey Young for
sT J.co Nov 2s-Arrivod. brig D Brown (Br. Smith.
BarranQulla. - 80 60,
ST. PkRRk. MIG, NOV io-SAieo, snip Aarion loF' hof
Franco.
The New York herald., 1879-12-08
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwKnr. Dec e-Arrved. ship Rosie welt Welt, San
Francisco.
Sailed 9TH. ships Theodore II Rand (Bp. Shaw. New
York; Dagmar tBr). Bolt New Orleans.
BRISTOL, Doc 6Sailed, bark Amelia Burgess Baltimore
(not previously
BORDEAUX. Dec 6--Arrvcd, bark syringa (8r) Lswis
New York.
CARDIFF, Doc e-Arrved, bark Atlantic (Br), wyman,
Exmouth.
Sailed 9Th schr Harry Ritter Peterson. Cienfuegos
CerrE. Dee 6-Arrived. bark John Black (Br). Doans
Buenos Ayres and Montevideo.
FALnouru Dec 6-Arrived. bark Abraham (Aus) HaggiA
Philadelphia for Rouen
GLASGOW, Dec 6-ArrivedS steamer Dorian Br), McDon
aid. Boston.
Sailed 9TH, steamers Anchoria (Br Hodderwick. New
York; 5th. Mikado (Br), McKcchnie, do.
GrBRALrAR. Dec 6-Arrved. bark Nomad. Hawkins.
Smyrna for New York Philadelphia
HAvRR, Dec 6-Arrived bark Brger (Rus Laurin. New
York before arrived at Rouen Nov 20;
9TH. Aurora (Br), Churchill, Now York.
Sailed 5th bark Joe Rauers (Ger) Krause. Now York.
HAMBURG Doc 6-Arrived. steamer Blythville tBr).
Bacon, Now York; ship Springfield. Peart, Jarvis Island
via Queenstown.
LIvERrooL, Dec 6-Saied steamer Bulgarian (Br,,
Trant, Boston; bark vestorlid, (Nor Garpestad New
York.
LEGHoRN Dec 7-Arrved, bark Korsfarer (Nor) Rein
ertscn. Philadelphia.
MovILLE Doc 7-Arrvod stoamor sarmatian (Br), Aird
Baltimore, &c, for Liverpool (and proce ,dedl
MARsEILLrs to Dec e-sailed. bark Napred (Aus) Mat
tesich, New York.
MALAGA to Dec 7-sailod, steamers Avondale (Br) Ell.
coae New York. Besssrsba tBr Crasy do; bark ElvIra
(Sp). do
PLYMOUTH Dec e-sailed, bark Almuri UtaD. Trapani.
New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec 7-Arrived. steamers Algeria tBr,
Watson. New York for Liverpool: British Empire (Br)
Mills Philadelphia for do tand both proceeded
ScnsY, Dec 7-Passed steamer Geert lGsr), Kuhle-
vein, from Now York for Hamburg
HoLYnEAp, Dec 7-wind sw. moderate; cloudy.
The New York herald., 1879-12-08
BASEBALL.

1t is whispered that New York Is to have hrst
class professional club during the season oil iooo,
with Higham manager and the following nameo
players Mccormick. pitcher; James "hi'e,
catcher; Mcvey. first baseman; Ross Barnes, second
baseman; Doscher third baseman; Force snort
stop; Remsen. left fielder; Farrow. centre heider
and change catcher; Highanl. right heider' anu
Matthew'S change pitcher.
The Mckay gold medal was awarded TO hines' oi
the Providence League Championship Club Tor nav
ina secured the highest average record for batting
throughout the entire season. Anson' OF the Chi-
caeos puts in protest. saying that his record beats
that OF the player who was presented with the
trophy. Ansou, however. and his friends seem to
foroet that the medal was to bU given to the man
who .throughout the entire season. had the highest
average. -. ....- :
the League that Bay City Club of San Francisco.
CAL desire to join the League Alliance This Pacihc
coast club secured engagements with three Eastern
men for next season. vz.-Leary. Sweeny and Taylor.
At their recent annual convention Mr.. Hurlbert. or
Chicago. vino has been its president eyer since the
year. Before adjournlng the League voted to hold
next years annual meeting in this city, ON the first
The championship for 1879 and purse. containing
three twenty-dollar gold pieces were awarded to the
Knickerbocker Club of San Francisco. by the Pacific
League Of baseball players at their recent annual
meeting. This is the only club of that region that
defeated club of the National League.
The Baltimoreans, headed by prominent business
men, held meeting recently and formally organized
an excellent baseball association. The following
were chosen fill. and accepted, the cices indi-
Gated, viz.-William II. Shryock, president; John
L. Worthington, vice president; John W. Cathcart,
treasurer; Charles A. Hadel and William T. Apple
gerth secretaries the first named recording and the
other corresponding; N. l.. Goldsborough, Charles
G. Joyce. q. F. Mccullough. Thomas J. ShryoCk
and John S. Thomas, directors. The new organiza-
ton has been formed into stock company. All the
stock was promptly subscribed for. The organiza-
ton at first intended joining the League, but when
that body voted to continue nifty cents as the charge
for admission its representatives obtained permis-
sion from the League to withdraw the application for
membership. They will now unite with the Ma
tional Association.
The New York herald., 1879-12-08
SPORTING NOTES.

pigeon match came Off on Saturday last at New
Brunswick, N. j., between Mcssrs. II. W. Abbott and
john G Voorhees, at 25 birds each 81 yards rise. 80
yards boundary. for $50. one BARREL Abbott giving
Voorhees, 10 dead BIRDS. Abbott won the match by
killing ~.
At meeting of the Pacific Blood Horse Associa-
ton at the Baldwin Hotel, San Francisco, Novemb Der
-, 1t was decided that as there few horses
In training at the present time 1t inexpedent to
hold winter meeting. With n view. however of
promoting the interests of the turf for the ensuing
year, q committee composed OF Mcssrs Theodore
Winters, w. Nj. Coombs. John A. Cardinell j. O.
Simpson. Louis Martin and O. NJ. Chase was NOM
mated to take into consideration the opening of reg
ular stakes for yearlings. two-year-olds, three
year-olds and cup races, dating from tho
ilrs. of the ensuing year and closing on the
1st Of March, with the power OF securing such a
track would best suit the interests of the assoca-
tion. The amount donated by members added
money for the sweepstakes Will insure the success Of
the sfrtug meeting.
The New York herald., 1879-12-08

ST Pierre MarD Nov %. her having died or
fever the would sail for Cedar Keys AS soon as
new crew could bs obtained.
scHR MARY Brl Allen at Barbados Nov IA from Locke
port Ms lost deckoad in gale Oct % lat H. Ion
63 30
BARGE McWILIIAns, which ashore ON Cockenhos
Island hauled of 9th inst Baxter Wrecking Cos
steamer John Fuller, and towed to Norwaik
NhwroRr. RI, Dec Tho very severe in this
vicinity last night Tho Fall River steamer Old Colony
arrived here from New York after O'Clock this AZ
ternHon she had pnt into New London for haroor Tho
Newport remained here all night and out at about
O'Clock this morning
st Jons. NIB, Dee 6Schr Hubbard, lately seized for
smnggiing is sti 4yng in Carleton awaiting the action
of tho government
GERMANscHER LLoyD-We have received from Capt
Bernsee agent Tor this work. the Nove supplement
and note that IL contains full reports of
Gently cinssed Also large number OF alterations and
volume.
The New York herald., 1879-12-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

pyFor destruction OF brig II Rich and other vessels
in severe northcr at Aspinwa SEQ general col
umns The 332 register. hailed from Bos.
ton and was built at Stockton. Me, In 1860.
The officers Of tho steamer Alsata OF tho Anchor line.
have thanks for special meteorological observations
made connection with the HERALD Weather Service
The purscr OF steamer Alvo aud OF steamer Niagara will
please accept thanks for favors.
Sur POMONA (Br. 1beser, from Liverpool, and bark
John Gcddie tBr Jackson. for London while lying at
anchor or Bcdiocs Island saturday night. were
into by oatwafd bound steamer Both ship and bark
had jibboom aud head gear carried away A metallic lifc
boat afterward picked of staten Island with
broken which bclong TO the
steamer II Is painted whito and has after davits and
tackle attached.
hove on her boam cnds aud lost all heavy sails
and started cargo.
soun CRY or cnxlsrA. Maddox from wiiminsson NO.
The New York herald., 1879-12-08
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Dec e-Arrved. schr Alfred BrabrooE.
Closred"schrs Harriet s Brooks, Georgetown; T. NJ
Bneher Providence; Mary Weaver. do; Lottie Norwich
Liverpool; bark Glide, Besdie Majungs tMadsgascsrl
noa bark % Saa ssr,s Belfast s
saed-stesmers phoenician Crl Glasgow; BLACKSTONE.
Baitmore Assyra iBr, New York; G'"ucus do: Nereus.
BALTIMORE Dec ARRIVED; steamer Calvert, Calvert, Foley:
Laura Maria Qierl: Lademacher; Bordesux Josephine,
ssS R:asS sS!'i New psis
I%s sas, sna ssss irSs
from JShS w"S John
saled-Steamers Baltimore (Ger) Bremen; orchs Obj.
cmRRLEsroN Dec a-sa.lsa, brigs Rosa (sp). BoIs.
9tS-Xrrssd,, steamers Sea Gull Marshmsn, Baltimore;
Prn, sa Carl .e.s S.ss Ss
scar wesSo, marTs & s%rSs0f Sny v,no
tGer) Kiatt Carishamn Csweden); schr Thos Martini
CXsrrNE Dec 4-saIied. schr Fanny Hail. raplsy. New
GALVESTON Dec 2-Cleared, bark Grid CSor Morten.
s'S sS .issi
ASns "a pssy % xas ds s srn oSs:
Rico; scrs Lizzie Lane West. Guadaloupe Joseph Rudd
iGREENponr. Ii. Dec s-Arrived, sehrs T s Rogers.
Harris North csrons to lay ap Sih d., Marx Ly%oDurncr
MOBILE, Dec s-Arrlved schr Carrie s Webb. Hswtus.
NEW ORLEANS Dec 3-Arrived. brig Anna Maria (Bp.
Thon, Rio Janero.
hArysd I've 0ns SsrSs epeec: cSIp1sn dr.
Beatis Rio Jspeiro; Adept Br'. Mcpherson. London;
saiied-seamer. csrtes: and Gen Whitney. Now York:
Twelfth Junio sp Barcelona: brig keynbuen Nsr
NoRS0Lx, Doc e-ssied. ship tno. bar'o Lisss Fem
ne,, ArSssa H' f ss% sshr il I Nsweomb. New York
NEW BEDFORD. Doc 5-Arrved. schr Nelson Harvey.
ossif ssiisi.Bris f9 Elye Allen for Bravo ovr; schr
ss; sfkSsn kss EsT
dance 10 sailed this AMl Nathan Cleaves, At
wood Portland for virgins Victory, Miliken. Ellis
saiicd-senrs sophia Godfrey. John Bslch. Pan Kol
NEW LONDON, Doc o--Arrived schrs George W Bent.
Icy Boston fo, New York Cynthia Jane AmSoy; Jose
Tor Boston boston do Tor do Blade DO doi
eGf' S so csssS s for IsSs rs
ioS n1yN b.s sos Gs ss sss .ssas John Levitt Dali
s,otson Pensacola; Dec g. Hattie Turner. Baxter PoH
ssilcd-Bark camden, Honolulu -.
Paysanda; Haven uirck, Natanaas; Daring. Ander'
'0s s:laSHsscsmer i,%tass Mississippi
port 'shS: Asds ,or Y.pE:ss
port p MasOnsy. wes.so,,. Bangor for Nsy York;
Now Rss Sf:ss ss sss
clesfsangrIg rr"sysn Dutch Do Bser kiG JsnsrS
Lord. Port Gamble; Tam O'shanter. Patterson. Port
itb~Arrvcd. ship John Bryce. Murphy, Liverpool via
SAVANNAH. Dec 4-sailcd. barx Henry Norwei. for
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