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CuRRnNr RArrs OF BANK NoTEs DOMESTIC BILL
Bank Notes. Exchange
Boston '.'..... par ~
Philadelphia -. X AK
Son,h Carolina. Ia 2

Inc state OF the exchanges continues exceedingly
healthy and cannot be disturbed by any fictitious supply
Of demand for bills springng Of the credit opera
tons ofpaper banks The supply of bills grows
rcy out of the actual sale of produce and the demand
confined to the amount required to pay for goods
sumcd and actually paid for There credit no trust
ing to the next CROP whereby the laboring in
duced to consume the labor Of two years luxury
in order that the merchants may get rich in day The
traders bankers brokers' and States years borrowed
prosperity posterity They consumed in exrs
vagance that which another generation to earn they
choose to submit toit The people of England are
sweating and groaning to pay for the money given the
yrans OF Europe by Pitt to check the progress of repub
lcansm The people Of this country called upon
to work for the money spent by the bankers in champagne
and silk The secret history Of half the present debt
of Pennsylvania, shows that public improvement was
preence set contract State losns the proceeds of
which enabled the Bank Of the United States feed the
extravaganza Of the politicians and speculators whose
notes constitute s2s 900 of the worthless asset, of
that The bank obtained of the States by
giving them its promises to circulate money. 1t now
holds of those stocks nearly worthless The
promises which gave for them are in the hands of the
people at discount of so per cent The money which il
borrowed the stock lent LAWYERS editors specu
lators, and men Of high Standing" of all descriptions
They sent the money to France buy silks and wines
England holds the worthless stock, and the American
people the valueess promises Mr.. Cost johnson now
proposes that the farmers Of Connecticut New Hamp
shire, and other States that borrowe ed dollar shall
be taxed to pay for loans originating with the United
States Bank of Pennsylvania, institution which the
United States refused to rechsrer for fear of the difficult
ties which have now occurred.
TheJournaofs st. Peterburgh received by the late ar
rivals gvesthe following returns of the imports and sx
ports Of Russia for the year ls4i
TRADE RUSSIA.
l8l1. SiIuer Rabies. Silrer Rublss
To foreign countries, s63sa, l79 1920 100
To Finland, 1919 i92 55i 80
To Poland 2,03i,739 s2o Sal
Tomi, 8e,766l0 8080l,389
balance. 8,S6f32l
Theimpors and exports for series years have been
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THE SULTAN OF MUSCAT


AS had Sherman Lozenges and delighted with them a
every one IN this countryso used by crowned
heads well as he humble citizen - N
Jonathan Howarh, Esq the well known temperance lee.
tprer took severe cold last January by sleeping in damp
sheets, that seemed TO have settled in consumption He
ised agIa deal bloody matter Lis cough so
rasng and cessant that he could by day or nv
that death zone would relieve him of his misery Bat by the
advice OF lady he purchased box Sherm Cough o
zehges they gave him relief aud his surprise sayed
h cough mads him raise easy and enabled him sound
All n'ght; hree days use OF them made of md
he recommending sheImans Lozt all his acquain
sHERMAN's WORM LOZEN0Es
Are the only malb,e destroying medicine ever dsco
vered lO0ooo boxes have been sold, and failure has
ever been known They destroy all of wor . and can
inJure whore there are none 49,
DISTRESSING HEADACHES
Are ufed IN nve 10 by SheIm n's Camrhor
znges 50 celeb ated az the only specific
or mind attending travelling crowded parties
WEAK BA'k5,
Fam or weakness OF the bod rheumatism and um
bago cured BY Sheruau Poor Mans Plaster which corls
only la cents, and warranted better than all others
SHEkMAN'S ORR TOOTH PASTE
BY the who have used
knewn. " w.
SORE NIPrLEs
Post lively cured by Shermans paiilary Oil
Waehousr, lO6 Nassau New Yvr<.
Ag.u s-Sand, II East Broadway x73 Broad wav corner
GaSmbers 81 aud 227 Hudson Rusiou and Aspnwas
Whiam lIo broadway, aud 10 Astr House; LnuIcs, iss
gDwsft, and g. hiys 30 Fulton street, Dreoklyn State
WIZ HAL, Abanl; Ledger Rpildinxs Phiad1phl Reed
Iner Gy ano Saratoga Baltimore; and Robesou Hlr.
nsDaH "a tj9 Broadway, corn Or IND d2l
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Passengers Arrived.

faires for Chill.
n CH.RLrsrpS-Brg pmoa-T Richards. Forrest. w II
AT BosToN-ln the .bn from
Me', MsMGoanei M9qeL Sarsll Wys MopE Alerr Ew
Geo Jarvis, t'has Drum, q Fumes WIN Lattimer Amos
An nson. Miesrtzhsgen Lous Hesh II Mead WIN Benton
,n Csi W% RoSn'CR Ley. Hart Capt esh
Pocklington. Rev Spurden Starr Jas CIews j Inn Az
derson, Crichion-e F,om Halifax Boston-Nn I'm
J A Barry. w Davidson-7 Total 10. f~'
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WITH thanks for past liberal patronage and the eompli
friends .s"dy 20 sSSs..
he ae and ,.ss% 81
raj and other illustrated works. standard literature in
ed and paln annua' fancy w drawing materials
FncS EnsS Amer can sts Ind sGs ss1
me saSer mwcy 1kaod o.
one would think The idisa.. and dssipss
III 'nd ass 10 Of those who DO; know what b9y
ers pictorial editions ofstsnda other valuable
tens and thug he useful with The besu
!, ,ns name 2, included Ct dice
eGIse,ion Of American illustrated BY American
yi s w xnaa o ss d
ihe ae poem Ihsa by Dr Palmer in which he describes
F the a.s ti wh e
s.csens designs bv Agate and tastefsy bound deserv
,n G:w ;sas fSss e Amsrs. svo and Kss.s
2mo in white calf and morocco proud monume Of
: b n:
fI he manner
H; Fss an. nd x: ss.
S rSss' Ms S0 Of % ss in DOp Of
Boon II binding Sd r Of S
II in richly in Ito svo Emo and
%. Z sss sp bi.as & ss.f.s
Payer Books Of all sizss and prices from one
sumpuousy bound in Velvet or Morocco .ome with Gold and
Silver Casp in which svIe hsv male an
ding Gift
The MAGNIFICENT Cambridge Bible of 1874 folio redrned
CHI ,cest rresen, FOR Chmch M ~, ~ III, ~.
Two Common p,sys. =, 'co ~ ~ o,e a.u
ore s,Iv f,r nui,;t h y. rsi h a., & vi. ~ ca
~ill he 6onnd In .ooe one 80 H. ~,
Cbrsrms, y, New Yes, .o,vc e nc" A'co ~
FOR the ,oune Of ali a.. ~ nc., ., M. 9TH H.. ,
the - - 49, - 1890 - - "''' A'e '''''''
Youth. Keep.,he. for ,a.a r;,,,. s,.,t. e.,
Annnse,ss for ia,s '' i;, ,,s epssAc ios iss'
b. Nicholas. for 1898 Lsle Useful Stories for isaa
Auor h;.h .rs .. L,,u ~, O,,s' n"s ista ;,,
,na h;ShIv orasmen,ed PUT up !" nne ys' WIN so'a sass
"a 's''x saa. X. w., r.L.- H.. 49,.
AZ Vs. 5s ,.nJ. 10, na my Cndrep oy s1o'hsr
l,.l IT,. - so' ~ I'gs IN. pn Ins IN mauy
nonp ca o'ner pretty eiu ana hishy entertaining BOOKS ior
Coonr Rore. far A,,;.,. or al .;x.. .rA ,;.. ALL
m ron" Esnrr -t;eIa. $500 - - % p.aos. u.s., "u
and Paris of the choicest production Of AT and Taste
hourly expected which together with great variety Of Ona
nal Works for Artists and Books futed almost every
profession will form the extensive sety in the city
WILLIAM A. COL VAN,
No. 200 Broadway
BTo those persons who have been entertained his
hint thew have snv 70 zee hs Haaw 20
they will the Literary salo No 200 Broadway where
they procure suitable srtc for presents low the
same OF equal qullby can be had el.ewhere d23 Ter
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CHARLFsToS-Bne Dnon--3O bales cotton P Frrncia-7
smith Mills co-l46 do Parmec, Kilburu Roscr6 L
Naitsnd3 bales pink Penfed43 100 half do
ace Lsvsri,h1loo 600 segsT, Mathew, co-s es O.
Il J Smi,h-l Gale Wood Hughes.
sAvAnNAHBawue Gazellet Re ported yesterday)lto sls
cotton Woodbury--i3t Cont coo Bronson-26o do
bds Boorman johnson &co y
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'fHsse:d N Ma ds1sn. EDsoe churches
ths Kee-@ elon "a, S.re
9 ols ssS e .sJss Nc
sss as'ss Go e rqr%y
be transacted. BY order, '''"' - u '"P0"anee VIII
Henry Hadk,ns, O. sec'y. 'onN a.. ~ y - r.
o,n,ITon the i7tb inst. two notes against a. W. Guion
o'Sis sssa ss .o Ss dS S
ssoSs nss Y ~ .iI 1913 rhs 1se5 will please lew M
daa. where he will be suitably Io1S ~slId
M v.:s VI & HsPss ;Is be-:
f PHI a, q hf and O'Clock The public arr
i Ss1a ,",-.-S 10 70 40 nd d2t ,t.rc
6e ndoss sS e s"S e..a,l.,
Es. w.e white white sold Plated t.
s. a%' woRSI 6 SrS ss
way nearly ons1.s NiSio% Ca drn NO Broad
es u T !. y ;. ID; Wa "a
Go%say the stakes Their performance of
ever WIN ..sd and iy are spins a %s S r
Co S Sos The place i nightly
'S hds s.. ifS s s. s lsH;
children children peri FIR The H yos
ds IL. nc ama'emen are beat and cheapest the city
GRAND MERRY CHRISTMAS AND FANCY
DRESS BALL AT TAMMANY HALL.
Mn fARkER at the solicitation of mn r.. Al,
fancy dance, viii be introduced by Mr. Ps pupils dUrUw ,bs
"a Ctchuca by young Lady.
AVA tiornlipe, by yoang Master,
fancy Dance. by Young Lady.
Us Svnes, oy a gentleman and Lady,
Naval Hoinp;p:s 81 Sy No. aG1 Fsi s.a''
iss s'Ss: S :.a:;
ncen. wardrobe desss which will be let very
b-No negro, ragged clown drunken or any other nm
prJPel SIS whsteyer will be admitted. Mr. Pa Public
VIA a 'ss place on next Thursday evening, 10Th inst.
pAtkEr SHIP sIDDOVS FUR LIVERPOOL.-P.,.
Hercules al Whitehall Tuesday 27th INIT at Il O'clock
tier bags will c Gipins and Hae's news rooms AZ
"A ~ vi al whchplaces only letters will be received.
LOON, No 81 East Broad way and ii Divisiop st. since
unosgong thorough repairs alterations
sboas 10 fer I"r & OF ne sind u the city Il is
and four hilard tables which will accom- notr ali without
much detention as usual in places cannot
any kad and all vulgar society will be exc nsed
Christmas Turkey will be Cbristm Eve mis-
turkey will oo ten Who
is the winner? Jot ,,sma nv
NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER IF this a,y eSr.
ns Art noVsss scd Trusts Supreme Cou-Bai.
pcration Water Commissioners State Oacen~Bsn. mo
cy Albany Exchange Bauk-Fruduieot Pr.
Conraet-Osden . woedaG%TIover- nmm o.
D sPencsr-pnalty for ing rrss
Legal aImsEaeci II Irnorsnee-rresics Ps,o AIT T.
ers-Cheques ellaneousTne Plo ophy of Horse Ds.1
ing &c Published Ann street. NY at one shlliin nsr
SAMUEL OWEN.
dzs M-r Editor and Proprietor.
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Total, U3s71a ,aa
The cost of collecting those duties amounted 10 40
per cent of the receipts
The recent extension Of the Russian trade with China
has become an object Of much interest The basis of the
present trade between those countries il the o
Kiachta bearing date l72s
in that treaty was declared that caravan might 20
to Pekn every three years. on condition that II houd
net contain more than 300 persons and mi.
van reached the frontier notice was to be sent to the Chi
nese court which would dispatch an oac.r 20 ,r.. ~.
caravan, and conduct the persons to Pekin x,h,. ca
Tuemchaitu both Of which situated on IN. corsr..
Of Siberia, were appointed places of resort vh.r
trade to the subjects of both nations was allowed.
The commerce, a. il il carried on In entire,,
trade Of tater the Russians being prohibited to expor,
their CON- and the Chinese being unable to take ANYTHING
but bullion The Chinese merchant comes first to Kach.
ta and examines the merchandise he wants in the ware
house ofhe Russian trader and when the price settled
the goods are sealed in the of the Chinese Both
parties Mamaischin where the Russian chooses
his commodities and leaves behind person of condence
who remains in the warehouse till the Russian goods are
delivered when he returns with the Chinese merchan
disc to Kiachta.
Furs and petry the important articles ofim
poration the side Of the Russians Most of these come
from Siberia and the newly discovered islands, but as
sufficient supply is not thus obtained for the Kiachta mar
ke foreign furs sent to st. Petersburgh and are
thence despatched to the frontiers Cloth the coarser
sort of which is manufactured in Russia while the finer
sor, principally from England Prussia and France
is the second article Of expectation Camles caliman
Goes druggsts white hannels sus velvets coarse linen
Russia leather tanned hides glass ware hard ware tin
tale cattle sporting dogs, provisions, and
emsining articles though meal is less imported than for
mery from the Chinese having extended their agricu
ure On the other hand the Chinese supply the Russians
with silk both manufactured and raw although the sx
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR l84S
- ~ - ,M

OLD ESTABLISHED EMi6kaNr rAsszaE
OFFICE
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N. Y
PASSAGE and Great Britain lrel nd by the re-
IT, asI line Of packets t TN. 18Th 18Th and
The s 81 p SHW " YUR Ps 6.s.s es s follows
SSSSsSSSs ss9s. s S:ssi'I a sii:.''"'
s sosFH 1SEs5c Captain ff. a.ss:.
66xSs S6aS Ss; :;';, S; $ss'::
Ship s!SSssca,yss. fS% :..: a: SslIn:.
s sHesISsS S, S:Das Si SsS.y...r.
: ssSS SsEEESEgssfI e . ss'$sEE Palmer
:. HSTTINdT ~ Captain Barley.
:: r. *
New and Mobile three times per sDh; 70 gsi
ss. IN ss:y The h. @
n % Of Ia s 5
s hs 'Gs .y T
accommo dated BY lin, Of packet ship. sailing
and CIV: and 70
ing the Cepme!c' Line will in addiion TO tie packets be
dains he season thereby avoiding any ss,snson those
,sqs1s g, Ell may f' h, hing Coz.
pomptpess With thes The subscriber hopes
0S pnsa: h % s
past and !. when parties decline coming
..ssmSc. from the different p ports in Ireland
Remittance: and pfsSswi,h regard TO hi. arrangement.
s sn nss 4 90
throughout Gre. B,.in and Ireland those here
+
please noes on the recent o. he herr with and
ss d 20 ss b ;.
% os ST SS'sas
" H s5SisAsSs 2 d ss.s ; ;s.;:.
sf 6sn.i wight CO. d..so.p
Ssi%Sy t D1s' f;SS
So FOR LIyERPoOL-NEW LTNE1-;Ksg9l.
Snip spboEs captain coSs s1 q ses i soSs
Ssss @ OF
ss%' apply on '' " Tn s. G & so %s
% sssn a
S,: III. .s.p. Of sh. will only b. received oap..
f...,ass. tn. hip. Of line sailing puue.nA
49, rAssA0E FOR NEW tRLEANs.-uniy =.
k2 gu!a line The splendid last sailing packet .hp sA
ss day. ship; 3 his line All
should Ss made on oos MSss
a.,r Will ,5.,i IA T,;Ar 3, s,I,T +.
H'Rss s. IS. , e Ssw g,s.s; s UEoS
Ibs above portcan handsomely accommodate few ca
'sss che ship A'[ i DIX; ss rvs
.6R fAsSAGE FUR sAvANNAH.-TIIh;;s pa, nns. vet
. s HIM. e.pi .a pHs scso%sSs.c"
bn .,eood bin ard Tor psse carry sp
49, " = ''' " Wal T. rArsSSo1TT,
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ss tsSiy o Co tons 's'fs'e SCI t ssl'''
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Died..

On the goth, at Londonderry Col. JOSIAH SrowEL 4
Miss CHARLOTTE BARR, both of Manchester, N. II. n
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TREMENDOUS ATTRACTIONS! POWERFUL NO
vElTIE5 :! sPLE NDID PERFORMANCES:t
NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PiC,rU AN
GALLERY

bT0ddtcdy, OJyostfs the Guy Hall.
Mr.. H.. BENNETT, Manager.
=. -, Entire Change Of Entertainment.
Mr. NELLlS, born without arms, will execute a great VI
riety of EXPLOITS perform many Musc instsument and
shave Of the audience Mr. JENKINS the unvasa DE-
lnestoI of Comic Ch.rsctsn, Porus, Vocalist and uns
pest Ethiopian Dancer ia America. Mr.. d. WRIGHT the
QUEEN VICTORIA and the DUTCHEsS or KENT
Thnrsdsy-Beneft Of Mr.. d. Wright al ,-- &c
'IHE H3REATEsT NATURAL CURIOSITY "A -
u wond-Now exhibiting at the of chatham e..
and Tryon How, opposite the Park, for q snort ul.-
A Double Spanish Live Ball, taken near Buenos Avres
New York in IsSz.
He considered bv naturall.,s to be the wouuss
formity in the known world He has double wn0prIv 49,
Die breast, double paunch double ribs oouusv
and some other parts double. He perfectly
good health and supposed to I've nine won.
near / 500 pounds. -.1
Professors Of Natural History Suvsous. ana Ansromws
wou d do well TO visit and judge Tor tnennsssy--
Three Legged Cow, three vesn old bbs II usus,v.
OF one fore leg, and from pru,
Coatimun6i
Sea Dog or Sea Leopard, taken alive in North Kiy
The head resembles that ola dog skin il spotted like
that 0 "a LEOPARD. Truly wonderful curiosity.
Vol, Monkeys, &c.
To be seen from O'Clock A M till 10 M.
Admission IL IL cents children under 10 Of half
price.
Good Music in attendance ms linen
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auctioneer.
BY BELL 4 HOWARD.

ssisrs' No. z .isn and ms Fulton ssvssfI
- SATURDAY.
Piano ,SSs. rs; s car: s. f sss piano
ios,e' small bur tru vsrsSe collection Of choice print
dy.s. polished s'Ss;ssa. iS" coaches ''
,n,r% rc,swood The pantozs, &c can be the
Also entire ot Of beautiful furniture and
fancy boxes dressing cases potable d~ks,
nd, Tn, piano fSIte painting, and frey goods viii be sold
Ao large 's Of Old furniture and disks. stoves
viii e e God wsSs sws sseh s. @
&c; Wi be 1r,ns.d 10 the Falou store.
1''0' 'e'D'''a' curtains M 'c%Gs' s,T'e''se
r,; a. 10 o'r'oe. m The sales rooms.
and 1sy pledged goods
''S ss's'' : a' %$ssT$sS i"shsss
SPLENDID c.bnes Fu,nilSIs5Ai lcf o'clock. the
n. sal. Of the superb stock OF truly elegant city cabinet
nl HE siNEL Z / E aEd6iI ArsiTii
Store soi Broadway. corner of Duane streets.
RaA are ready nade advance. to any amour, on
Sna1e attended to IN and out
and Fur
,.n.,., Al loH o;clSek II the sale rooms,
Also. y, PC fancy articles, fur. &c.
Also invoice Of fine se Brtsania anu fancy wares
Also, cloths, clothing. &c.
Also. a lo' Of fur muffs, sleigh robes, &c.
TUESDAY,
:'s sos n sns
Grape, and other brands Of champagne.
chests, &c. " ~
Also. segar. IF every style and quality.
hne old Wines Irish and Scotch whiskey cordials sc
IN oetties.truly superior articles the holidays.
e fss aiHs'sns and
~ '''A'''' o. ,e SEp Ssfs IS = and s.
r, :. AT 10 o'clock the auction store.
assortment Of furniture comprising bureaus
oedsead BEDS bedding, mattrasses plliasters look
ing glasses work tables, rockers mahogany maple chas
isncy DO wahstand toilet tables curtains shades blinds
carpets rod: hall lamps pier and Ia.
oiss COT. S,o c,s and glassware, plated DO &c
so aquanty o. ktche furniture cook and other
WEDNESDAY EVENING
a. AT 81 O'Clock At the sales yoom,
rge ana uHusgsy 6ne collection Of old modem oil
painting. OF recent Dutch importation It useless describe
inc oesn,y quay and value, Of these paintings
Lsnc Ihey Will be walls Monday next when all
may be saHed One painting alone would place IN any
gallery IN Eufope viz Laundess by Jacob orig
nall imported at great cost.
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Packets Tn Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Columbus Cole, Nov. 4,
sheridan, D. Peyster, Nov. IS
South Americs, Bailey, Noy.2l
PROM PORTSMOUTH.
Gladiator, Britton. No.. 10
Mediator. ChampIln, Nov. 81
FROM HsvHE.
Louis Philippe, C4stof, Nov. 10
81. Nicol's. Peil, Nov. II
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Packets TO Sail.
ship Masters and AGENTS.

We shall esseem fayor captains Of vessels will give
20 tormodore ROBERT SLvEy. OF feet, re-
pou OF ne shpins LETT the whence they sailed
ee spoken on their list Of their cargo and auy
eEegn ne wsae hey have He viii them
immediately on their arrival Agents al
ane o sproad VIII aFo confer favcr by sending this
once all the marine gspce they obtain Nautical
information OF any kind will be thankfully received
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Domestic I'm pcrtntions.

Foreign fmportat,ons.
BuEros AvRrs-Barque smyna-5coo hides 1000 otis beef
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. a. Is4a.


on sIsEs... 20 MOON RrsEs.... IL n
son srrs-''''.. ------ ~ aIeH wsrER..- / %
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There arrived. moreover at st. Petersburgh 80 steam
ers from Lubbock, Stockholm. London and Havre and in
the Black Sea- ~ passages were made between Odessa
and Conssntinope, and 81 between the former and the
southern coast of the Crmea.
The coasng navigation presented in the northern seas
greater activity than during the previous year. whilst
in the Black Sea there a small diminuton the num-
Der Of vessels which proceeded from harbor to ano
Their having amounted in the former aso7 and in the
latter, to 5,275.
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] MCCONNELL
by the extraordinary development of the relations be-
tween Russia and China during that year. The latter
had never before sent large quantity of tea to the
market of Kachta that the importation that article
although very considerable during the preceding years
augmented in remarkable proportion in Is4l.
The gold and silver ngots coin are not included in
the above In le4I the exports Of precious me-
tails as silver rubes end the imports $751;
The navigation less active 1871 than during the
preceding year. the number of arrivals in all the Russian
how h~ap
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(yAKD AND AUCTION NOTICE-M-s.r. BELL 4
- HOWARD Thomas Bell and Robert Howsrd) give no
mission business 10 all its nches and will continued
carried on us"a and the honorable
stand NO 30 Ann aud lis Fulton Liberal advances
GOODS consumed tor sale Certain sales eRd
all decrpons takes place every Wsdne.dav Saturday,
Dry goods clothing fancy articles, Tuesdays and Frdays
Out door sales Of groceries, furniture and all descriptions
property attended 10. BELL HOWARD,
DE- Imkec
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Cleared.
Ships Wills de Lyon stoddard Havre Bolton Eor L;v
II Allen Wilson ChsIi.ston Geo sutton %Bnrs pt,ip
Eds snso as s.s E ss s:.
An o b baSsa: Gh oM RMOS e.
s.E sT sfsss: Are; s. with hides
ssh5 W. Thomp;s9n Dayton days from swan.boo NC
sehs Al,hes Cornelius ,aays from Wilmington
sehr G. Slower, Ellis Plymouth, NC with n.v. stores.
sehr Register Hardy from Newbsm NC. with naval stores
Sns. is,s"s bur d.n Vera cuu Caroline Pa Rice
General Record
bAReyE MAY takeTan Of and from Salem wrecked
On ns The Channs no date and became
m 1.s M.I % .: with
has bsen taken out and the brig will probably shortly be
soHR Fonr HILL Baker of a,d from Wilmington Del for
ends three pasd on an ; an
Cd a:.S S saa P a:
supposed 20" Dc to be IL bad order Nc
&C. asS
BnIe vHerNrA, Marmsud from Boston for St. Pierre. NF
"d e e n ns
would discharge part Of cargo.
Light Be- om Bee
ch master Of the S ossn hsd BY Captain D.d
soons 340atota 1863 Tbs number of vessels thai nsssei
the Light Boat from Jan TO Dec 2O islI was IA 6e5 ~
ARRIVALS AT BARBApoEs-One hundred and twentv.ope
ca sS Bay b
the month OF October last. 80 ' "a
WhaIemen.
letter from the Sharon Norris, of Fahaven reports her
10 mos out, $50 sp '~F'~ 's'
Spoken Nov O. lat 3d. Ion 49, Gideon Rowland 10 DAYS from
New Bedford. " "'' NOM
Spoken.
Gladiator, for NYork, Nov g. lat 40 S. Ion 2al5
Princess Victoria from Liverpool for Mobile Oct H. lar 81
lon 81 " 's' Wv ~ lat <i'
Hersia Croyell from Bo.top 6,r Re- do 49,.
Is N, Ion 90 ~ e'o o'' <i' at
Courtenay from Liverpool for Mobile Nov lar IN lor
lat 80, Ion 81. ~ 'eN'' A'o' -
Cog%bus Cole days from Liverpool for NYork Nov IT,
Ion 30. 1900 WV 49, iae 10,
lat 80 Ion 90 WV ~
Mossm Of and from NYork for Cape of Good Hope Nov
Harmony. Macodnck, from NYork for Msdteran Dec
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