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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-13
A BAD RUNAWAY,
Three Hen Thrown From 4 Buggy,
and lnjured-One Of Them

Three Hen Thrown From 4 Buggy,
and lnjured-One Of Them
Scalped.
About II o'clock yesterday morn.
ing q runaway occurred 10 Gnld Can
yon which will probably have fatal
results. Dan McCloud of Gold Hill,
Mike WEIGH of Sutro, and T. E.
Ward. formerly of Virginia, but now
Of Como, were coming back from
Como. They had got as far as John.
town, when the team took fright and
ran away. All three were thrown out.
WEIGH was thrown first, taking the
lines with him, but escaped with a
broken finger and q few bruises. Nc
Cloud attempted to jump out but
caught on the forward wheel, and
dropped between the horses. Ward
then stopped down to pick up the
lines, when the king-bolt dropped to
the ground, the buggy was left
behind with Ward in it, and the
horses continued with only the front
axle and wheels until they were
stopped By colliding with . wood
wagon 1t the foot of Main street, in
this city. Those who rushed to the
rescue found Ward and McCloud on
the ground, senselcss. Ward was
only bruised about the head and
shoulders, and walked to Silver an
hour after the accident. McCloud'
however, was literally scalped. his
head-covering hanging down over
bis face, and being only suspended
by q bit of flesh about an inch in
width. He also has q bad cut on
each temple, and various othel
wounds which will probably cause
death. 1t is supposed that he Wal
trampled upon by the horses. He
was taken to Elders boarding-h house,
where he now is. DR.. Burgi, of Sill.
yer, is attending him. The team be-
longs TO the BENEFITS Brothers. Of
Virginia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-13
The Grand Jury.

The following-named citizens have
been summoned to serve as grand
jurors during the present term Of
the District Court;
From Dayton.-Frank Agnew, W.
W. Byron, A. J. Berry, o. A.
Brooks, T. G. Caldwell, J. C. Gruber,
]. L. Godfrey, Jacob Hanson, James
p. Haynes, George e. Jaqus, Hugh
Kennedy, and Byron Gates.
From Sutro.-Henry Combellick,
Charles Donnelly, John Garnet, Jr.,
and Joseph F. Banks.
From Silver.-H. w. Arnold,
Fenner Angel, Charles Aiken,
Claus Becker, E. 8. Bickford, Alfred
Bennetts, John Cauble, and George
w. Cook.
Messrs. Banks and BENEFITS, being
residents, will have to be OK.
cused.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-13
Como Items.

Hills new lodging.house and bill
lizard saloon was opened last Monday
Hardly a day passes without from
half dozen to twenty visitors to the
camp.
The Chieftain company are run
ming through their ledge. The orc
looks quite rich, but its assay value
has not been made public.
Como bullion 10 said to be worth
a IS per ounce. This would ind'.
cate that gold greatly predominsse'
in it, - Comstock bullion il worth
only about - 80.
The Welter mill was cleaned up
after the first twenty-four hours,. run,
and nineteen pounds of strained
amalssm was obtained. The first
general cleanup will probably moi
DO made until 800 tons have beer
crushed.
Messrs. Partridge, ALL and Hen
Lev have leased Sam Bucklapd's mill
site, east Of town, and will begin the
erection of . dve-stamp mill thereon
at once. Tho water.supply will b
derived from seven big springs and .
ave.inch flow from an old tunnel
There Is water enough on the site tt
supply sixty-stamp mill. It Is the
intention of the millmen named to
double tho capacity Of their mill soou
after starting II up.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-13
The Word "SOxOdOnt."

Which has already become . house
hold word, is derived from the Greek,
and composed of two words, Sozo
and Odontes. 5000" translated,
means to preserve, and "Odontes"
tho teeth" SOZODONT" preser.
yer of the teeth. And it is true to
its name. Ii beauties and preserves
the teeth, hardens and inviRorates
the gums, and corrects all impurities
of the breath. The odor of this pure
preparation is so delightful that it ia
. luxury to apply 1t. 1t lis harmless
~ water. Sold by druggists and per
fumers. e H'.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-13
Rich Strike in Leo Ground.

Exceedingly rich ore has been
found IN the tunnel Of the Leo Min.
ing Company. About three weeks
ago George D. Holt and his partner,
while following . seam Of promising
quartz, blasted into rich deposit OF
free gold, from which they have
realized - much a. $500 per day, by
breaking tho rock in hand mortar,
and then separating the gold from
the quarts with . jsck.knife. The
extent of the deposit IL unknown,
but 1t IL not likely to be very great,
o. the rock 10 too rich. It 10 prob
ably . "pocket" of the kind 90 fam
iliar to gold miners, and which
yield oil the way from . lew hun
dreds up 70 many thousands OF DOL
lArs. ti
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-13
BRIEF MENTION.

The new schOolhouse at Sutro will
be ready for occupancy by the frs,
of the new year.
The election Of officers of the Day.
ton Literary Club for the ensuing
three months took place last even.
ing.
Tie school ball Ut 6utro, last Mon.
day evening, was financial and 50.
cisl success. About $500 were 70.
allied for the school fund.
D. h. jackson 10 having the ANA.
son pumps raised from the lower
levels to the surface, tor the purpose
Of repairing them.
assistant Superintendent Hum.
bert, of the Bullion, was on the Com.
stock last Wednesday. Mr.. Hum
bert was on his way to Colorado.
The Powers boys have found t4s
on the site Of Mrs. Drysdsle's lodg.
ing.house, destroyed BY fire last
April. 1t might pay to sluice that
ground.
Remember the 'possum and sweet
potatoes, and boiled hominy and
New Orleans syrup, for dinner al
Tom Hefron's eating stand, in the
Capitol saloon, tomorrow.
At . meeting Of the Board Of Com.
missioners of Lyon county, held last
Monday, the District Attorney va,
ordered to begin suit, as required by
law, against all delinquent taxpay'
ers.
Little Msude Guild was not men
toned in the roll Of honor for Novem
Der of the Dayton public school. Sh'
should have been, - she 10 one Of thu
brightest scholars 10 Miss Leslie's de-
partment. 1t was an unintentiona
omission.
The two mills sent to the Virgins
railway depot BY N. X. Lamson
deceased, will be erected by H. w
Tsngermsn, of Virginia City. On
of the mills will be erected At th'
lower end Of this city, TO work orr
from the Drexcl Consolidated, aod
the other will be erected on or neal
Cedar Hill, north of Virginia, to work
ore from claim in that vicinity.
A Chicago company have begur
work on the Sierra mining claim
which begins at the south line Of thu
Justice, runs I 400 feet IN . southerly
direction, is bounded on the east by
the Silver Hill and St. Louis mines
and On the west by the Hartford
Suitable working machinery Is abou
to be erected on the claim. Super
iutendent Curtis, Of the Justice, vii
have charge Of operations.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-13

Coed News for Amazon StOckhOlds
erS.
John Crockett, Secretary Of the
Amazon and Glasgow mining COM
panies, writes from San Francisco,
under date of the 10th instant: "The
President informs me that he has
every reason to feel that he will sue.
coed in making arrangements for
starting up the works within two
weeks"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-13
Pianos and Organs For Sale.

Readers of THE TINES who con-
template purchasing q piano or organ
would do we'll to consult the editor
before purchasing, as they might
tbus save hundreds Of dollars and
oct a wider list of celebrated max
ara to select from than they could get
at any music house IN the world.
Terms, to suit purchasers.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-13
Flags and Candles at Herrmann's
Matinee.

To-day closes Professor Herrmann's
engagement at Piper's Opera House.
He has, during the week, held forth
to large and delighted audiences.
This afternoon, at the matinee, the
Professor will, in his mysterious way,
manufacture before tho audience a
large number of flags and candies
which will be distributed. This
evening will be the last opportunity
70 see the celebrated cannon act and
the famous Lorellas.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-13
Not Much OF an Authority.

An eminent authority" on whist
says that the combined skill of two
very skillful players against two very
unskillful ones would be more than
half point a rubber. That person
would not be considered much of an
authority in this city, where two
skillful players often give their un-
skillful opponents game to start
with, and then invariably beat them
The rub. But, then, there are whist
players in this city who could dou-
ble.discount old Hoyle himself.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-13
FORFEITURE NOTICE.

UlO PAT HENNESsEY, HIS GRANTEES,
IL or legal representatives-You are hereby
notified that have expended one hundred
dollars in labor and improvements upon the
Star Of the West claim, situated In Como,
Palmyra Mining District. Lyon county, Ne
the provisions Of Section 1924. Revised Stat
utes of the United States, being the amount
required TO hold the same for the year ending
Msrch IL, 1879; and If ninety days after this
notice by publication you fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion Of such expendi-
ture o. co-owner your interest in said claim
will become the property Of the undersigned.
under the provisions Of the said Section 1884
CHAS. 1. ALL.
Virginia Otty, New, Dsoembeg .. lela.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-13
White Mems Cigars and Tobaccoes.

White Mems Cigars and TObaccOes.
Anti.Chinese Leaguers and labor
union men should make it point to
buy no cigars aud tobacco not manu-
featured by white labor. NJ. Fried.
man, whose store is on South c street,
. few doors south of the Bank of CAL
ifornia, has just received a large sup.
ply Of white labor cigars and tobacco
which he sells cheaper than Chinese.
made goods. He should be patron.
lied.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-13
School Entertainment in Dayton

School Entertainment In Dayton.
There will be public entertain.
mept in the schoolhouse, Dayton, on
Friday evening, the 10th instant. A
fne programme will be performed
by tho scholars under direction of
their teachers. A charge Of fifty
cents will be made for admission, the
proceeds to be devoted to purchasing
the wherewith to furnish Christmas
tree for all the children Of Dayton.
Nothing further need be said on this
subject, a. the cause will commend
itself 10 ell right. minded persons.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-13

Fine Diagonal, Cashmere and
Bever Mems Suits.... From 81 60 MP
Union Casstmeres. .......... :" 9 90 mp
Mems Overcosts, all kinds. 6 50 up
Mons listers, 81, kinds. 6 90 up
French Cashmere Pants 50 up
Youths And Boys Diagonal
and BeaverSuits. ... !" 60 up
Youths and Boys Union Cas-.
slmeres.. ................ ( 90 mn
Six pairs gray and white shs-
ker Socks. - ... 100
Good Cotton Socks. per dozen $50
Mining Shoes, first quality 800
Mems Boots .nrstquslity. 80. . 90 up
Boy'sBoots' first quality. I" 100 ND
Mems Fine Hats ........ " 90 up
Boys Fine Hats. ............ TIC up
First Quality Overalls 49,. 6Oc
All other Goods at the LOWEST PRICES.
Call and examine my large stock.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-13
Col. Fair Buying Silver Propert,

Col. Fair Buying Silver Property.
A dispatch from San Francisco
states that the interest OF w. 8.
O'Brien, deceased, in the firm Of
Flood & O'Brien has been sold to
James G. Fair. Among the assets
Of Mr.. O'Brien were l4,7s5 shares Of
stock in the Cherokee mine, for
which $1,000 we're paid. The Chero-
kee mine is located in this city. 1t
adjoins the Dayton on the north and
IL unimproved. Mr.. Fair evidently
has . good opinion Of 1t.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-13
s. ARoNsoN,

THE LEADING CLOTHIER OF GOLD
L Hill. has during his long stay In San
Francisco, had the opportunity Of buying
go, 900 Worth Of Goods at Sher.
id's Sale.
And 10 now ready to dispose Of them ct the
ssroe price for which they were purchased:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-13

A MONTH GUARANTEED. t12
day ct home made by the in
dustrious. Capital not required;
We will start you. Men, women,
COM boys and girls make meney fast
SDOOVer at work for Ms than ct any.
thing else. The work 10 light
and pleasant, and such as anyone
can 60 right ct. Those who ere
wise who see this notice will
send rs their address ct once and see for them.
selves. Now is the time. Those already at
work are laying up large sums of none. Ad.
dress TRUE d CO., Augusta, Maine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-13

V/ICKB ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY
v Magazine, 80 pages, Colored Plate and
many nne engravipes in every number.
Price 81 IS . year; Five Copies for IS. Speci.
men numbers sent for 10 cents; trial copiss
for Is cents.
Weeks illustrated Floral Guide
A beautiful work of 100 Pages one Colored
Flower Plate, and 500 Illustrations. with De-
scriptions of the best Flowers and Vegetables,
with price of seeds, and how to grow them.
All for Five Cent Stamp. issue Nov. Goth, In
English or German. J. WICK, Rochester, NY.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-13

NrOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT !
~ have this day purchased all Of Mr..
Strouse's interest In the hrm Of Strouse b
Gostz. in this city; that I will pay all debts Of
the late Arm, and collect all bills due the
same. HENRY GOETz.
Silver City. Sept. Is, 1879.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-13

By fair dealing with everybody and In every
particular the undersigned hope to retain all
the old patrons Of the establishment. and to
make many new friends.
iye-tf DERBY q 0ARHART.
The New York herald., 1879-12-29
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt E Deddcs. Of the steamer Caland, and Capt
Wis., of the steamer schoiten, have thanks for
special meteorological observations made in connection
with weather service Purser Patchke of the
steamer Niagara also has thanks for courtesios.
BARK Br1 Guynther. which arrived st the Missi.:
the Canary Islands, she heavy weather and
lost her mainmast.
reported Fayal leaky arrived
Dec q Shc jettsoned about fifty tons Of cargo
BARK (Br) from Pensacola for Marseles e-
AS The French Vile do Marsees tho vessel
which the and landed them at Cadx Dec IA
scHR MARY LORD Lord which arrived at Cacasieu La,
9Th inst reports Nov 81 had gale and lost foro-
sail and foreboom, which washed by heavy
scHn HAML,s d47 tons. Of and at Northport hauled
be sold for the benefit OF all concerned at
tion, on Dec "a
and for Boston from Bissa wCA arrived here during the
night with cargo OF palm nuts and hides The captain
his men and himself being seriously III with coast fover
The only able 70 do duty is the mate and with
Fortunately the passage of 2s days unusually pleas
home 'TS
with chronic disease The bark has four passengers
On Friday night Capt Hanson reports seeing miles
Sc from herc ship with maintopmast gone.
SAN Francisco Dec 2l-The steamer Monterey arrived
from the north FRIDAY evening" passing capsxed
schooner at Pm Of the day. short distance Of
Point REYES There wa: lot h Of white Lumber
kncwn were also floating in the Vicinity 1t the
City The tug Wizard has gone in search Of her
Telegram from Wilmington informs us that the bark
with load Biakoiy had gone ashore
Deadmsns Island curing heavy southcaster yester
employed cod shng Gng up cruises With
yoyases She was good vessel, and was insured in tho
cargo was not insured
Inui sseSnsy wrSsad at
Company for $4,000
The New York herald., 1879-12-29
AMERICAN PORTS.
schr saudolphon

ALEXANDRIA. Dec 27-Arrivsd. schr saudophon
sosToN; Dec as-Arri.ed. ship Msmnon; wa.s Iioilo;
Grand Basss Xiricaj: stowsli, sherman. Ioanel, yi
ssa S% S:' !fEi III ss
A%Ses; Ada Alien Dudley: 1%S.y; SIsaS sSsISsS
Rock, Rock farisr Lucy Hammond RsSsson; xinsd. smith
a%s s S-%1 s s sas sfs sAs
HsSTs 1GnS Ey sad ssrtas
Daniels Nary ssandsh Higgins: Oliver 1mss, BaSiis
A1a saiIs%@s.sa@sr sn SanoSan p. Glasgow and bark
Br rGssi.9s s p,o.ne, Jo0s,
Newborn NC; ship Talbot MOD reeTsoS London bIrks
n &
Bordo.nx lilas tBr o Brsp DO; A.or LIBBY Ch.Tlss
Fun Fulton lins si ] @
York: Elisabeth Los. Lee do: Chas Morrison. smith
BATH, Dec a4-Afrived, sehr Eta N Barter Barter
GHAsIEsroN Dec 2s-Arri.sd bark Rnnebsrs sNer
Frcdrickse London; schrs Emerson. Sears Balt-
NSS FSRTREss MONROE Doc ssHsailsd bark Ansone.ts
Passed out from Richmond-Brig Lulu (B1, for Rio ia
GALVESTON. Dec a7-Asriyed, briss P.glu. Nor,
sorensen. Liverpool; Amor 0er Brqm~ond Rio JaHeiro
seassy %as' EivsrScs Cosnoiinsss Do sch;
Yss
NEW ORLEANS. Dec 2s-ArriSsd stosmsr Good Hope
Dp P1ssSs Dec 5-Arrived bark tsr,, asoyn.her
ssiledns.ea%ers Gen Whitney. St Louis r,, Ariel Br
AN 8oRFoIR Dec as-Arrvsd .eAr Hamburg Dunn viii
niSEiSb NEW BEDFORD: Dec 2s-Arriyed, .ehr Aeken.
Dec ssh sSs snar Ssey
Port JS1n:on for N.rsssnssss = Pier; George Brown
ssss ssrss
TSsn.s Potter, Handy Ne. Ssdis.S: Mem:
s'sa $ssi s. ::
Iavania DELANEY. Reeves Hoboksn for w.reham.
S sy ws New oy::
Ases for Boston e sse Misssilans "''' o0A' OF
Passed up brig John Brshtman Hanson. from New Or
,'s1: SE% LSSpoS 275A...y.a .sA.. Katie Hoys
for
IS Scranton fsr; Joba:oa; william SosIydm.n. dc.
ss :ssIs ai
ass
SsEs 6ss zsse @ ss' s.H Wilson
load e, 81
PHILApELPHiA. Dec 2s~Arrved, steamers Lord Give
H.sss d .a
don; Ocean Spray SBr. nocksn. Eowey Eli:s Ms%.n.
@ sT SSIssa sa
Porto Rico; " May. Davis. AIyn's Point; Little,
PORTLAND. Dse Arrived: :sesmer NesO OBJ. Cor
| New York.
26th-Arrived schr Ciytie. Laughton Windsor Ms for
New York.
| Sa,led-Bsrk Fannie II Loring. for Csrdenaa
| SAN FRANCISCO Dec 20-Arrved, bark Lily Grace
CRl Hughes. Departure Bay; schr Greyhound Burns,
| Tahiti
lett Boston brig Dudley Keihne Bamcre schrs Jen-
ME Morse. do John Slusman, Phadelphia; Minnie,
New York; Alice Bords Baltimore
Sailed-Steamor Herman Livingston, New York; schrs
| Noses BramhsIl. do; Ida Lawrence, baltimore -.
WILMINGTON Nc Dec 26-Arrived. barks Adelixs
London: Erstatnngen Nor. Oqvist ChAreston; Nsaden
or Haloorsen Seviile brig Cclta p). Urebsrre Porto
| Rico.
| Cieared-Brig Ellen Gleaves CBr), Jones. Glasgow
The New York herald., 1879-12-29
OBITUARY.
FRANCIS BURNS.

Mr.. Francis Burns, one of the Oldest and most
highly esteemed citizens OF Baltimore died in that
city yesterday in the eightyeghtn year OF mis- age
Mr.. Burns was of scotch-Irish descent. and
was born in the county Antrim. Ireland.
his parents. who settled in Philadelphia in 179s
The deceased went to Baltimore in 1918 and estab-
lished himself in the brick making business with
the late George Whitman. This partnership lasted
several years and at its termination upon the retire.
ment Of Mr.. Whitman. Mr.. Burns conducted the
business by himself for some time, until forming
partnership with the tate Abraham RUSSELL with
whom he conducted q very successful business un-
til 1860 when he retired. During his lite he
conpected with number of corporations and insti-
tutions, being director of the baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for nearly twenty-five years and also of the
Baltimore Savings Bank for q number OF years. The
latter position he, resigned in 1s47 to become
q director in the Eutaw Savings Bank,
which established that year. and of
which he was of the founders. He also
q director in the Associated Fire Insurance Com
pany. Mr.. Burns was . prominent member of the
Masonic fraternity and was the Oldest member of
that Order in Maryland. At one time he Deputy
Grand Master and took part in the ceremony of lay
Ing the Of the Baltimore Masonic Temple
in 1885, He several times solicited by the
fraternity to accept the high honor grand master
but always declined owing to the press of busine
1t would probably entail At the time OF his death
he was member of Warren Lodge and tho st. John
Der Of st. Andrews Society Although never taking
any active part in politics, no filled several
in the City Council. The deceased leaves four
sons. Mr.. William +. Burns president of the Eutaw
Savings Bank and the Peoples Gas Company; Mr..
Samuel Burns, of the firm Of Burns Co., lumber
Dealers Francis Jr., and FndlAy Burns, of Wilson.
Burns Il Co.. and three daughters. all married. Mrs.
William Wilson. Mrs. J. &. Harvey and Mrs. J. T.
The New York herald., 1879-12-29
REV. GEORGE sToRRs,

The Rev. George Storrs. editor and publisher Of
the Bible Eraminer. died at his residence. No. 72
Hicks street. Brooklyn. yesterday morning. The
deceased was born in Lebanon. N. H., and began
preaching in the Methodist faith at the age Of
twenty-seven years. Some fifteen years later he
withdrew from the Methodist denomination on ac-
count of his anti-slavery views. He continued
preaching and lecturing. however, and removed to
Albany, where he remained for two years. He
then wentsto Philadelphia and resided there num-
ber Of years. The deceased to this city about
twenty-seven years ago aud established tho B,Le
Examiner, which he continued to publish until pros
trated by sickness. The last number of the maga-
zine was published in October. 1879. Mr.. Storrs,
who was the author of large number OF tracts and
pamphlets, was eighty-three years of age at the
time Of his death. The funeral services will be held
at his late residence Tuesday morning next and
the interment take place at Woodlawn Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1879-12-29
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM Dec 27Arrved, barks Isabella Blyth Nor,
Lndahl. Philadelphia; Charles oGer) Lsnghof Whining
ton. NC.
Asrwxnr, Dec 27--Arrivcd. steamer Nederand (Bcs,,
Stokes, Philadelphia.
BRIsroL Dec 2sArrived ship Freedom, Lawrence, New
York.
BREMEN Dec 27-Arrived. bark Mindcn tBr) Michcner.
New York; 18th. ship Bedford Bp Congdon, Phiiadol
phia
Sailed 2eth, ships Anna Ger, Menkens, New York
orpheus tGe ChristoGers. Baltimore; GaiateA CGcr).
Jaeger. Bstmore Irweil (Br Mcdonald, America; bark
Fortuna (Nor), Kristen sen, New York
BAYossK, to Dec 2s-Arrived. bark Biuo Bird, tBr).
Michcncr, Now York.
CRooKnAvES. Doc %. sI5 PM-On steamer City Of Ber
lin CBr). Kennedy, from New York for Liverpool
BORDEAUX. to Dec 2s-Arrved, bark Arcadia tBr) Ds-
kin. Baltimore.
Arrived In the river to 2sth the Bark Cann- proba
bly, bark Bondeveuin Nor, olsen from Now York;. ice
bound.
Hull, Dee 2s-Arrived. bark Marco Polo dtaD. Gsvsg
min, Now York via Queen stown.
HAMBURG, Dec 2s-Arrivcd. ship John Bertram CNor).
Rood New York; bark sosterk (Nop. Guttormson, VIII
mington. NC.
HAyRE, Dec 25Arrived, bark Gleneida, Kornng, Balt
LIVERPOOL Dec 27-Arrived. ship Orient. Allen, Now
Orleans
Sailed 9Th steamer Batavia tDr), Mowiand Now York.
LONDON, Dec H-Arrved. ships Prima Donna. Lunt
Hong Kong; Raphael, Sherman. New York: Mstchlcss
Hawes. San Francisco; barks Josie T Marshall tBr).
Parker Portland; Lewis Smith tBr Wright New York
George corbett tr), Winchester Annapolis Ms: somer
Vile tBr). Fraser. savannah via Queenstown
Sailed 9th. ship Washington. Martin, Now York.
Lizard, Doc 2S-Passed steamer wieland jer Hebch,
from New York for Hamburg
MALAGA, Dec 2T-sailed, bark Pecrcss (Br Pensacola
MosLLE. Dec 2S-Arrived steamer Moravian tBr, Ora
ham. Baltimore, &c. for Liverpool sand proceededl.
QUEENSTOWN Dec 27Arrved bark Oberber gmeister Won
Winter tGcr). Scheibe, New York.
TniKsrE, to Doc 2s-Arrivcd, bark Mary McKee, Sharp
Baltimore
Ymuipks. Dec 2e-Arrved, schr 4 Powell. Williams.
Wilmington, NC. for Amsterdam