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Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-04-05
Another Earthquake.

we uont know where 10 locate the /
following account Of an earthquake. 1t
seems TO be powerful, and the mererea-
ding of il shook our sides good deal.
1t seems that the race Of the "half
horse, half alligator is not yet quite
extinct. Yesterday we were passing
by the Court House, where an election
was going on, when a real screamer
"from the Nobs," about six feet four in
ches in height, sprang out of the crowd
and rolling up his shirt sleeves, com.
menced the following TRADE. i
"This is mc-if it amt darn me and
no mistake! Billy Earthquake, Esquire,
commonly called Little Billy, all the way
from the North Fork Of the Muddy Run!
Pm small specimen as you sea re-
mote circumstance, mere yearling-
but cuss me il arn't Of the true inpor-
ted breed, and can whip any man in this
section of country! Whoop! Won't
nobody come out and fight me! Come
out some of you and die decently, for |
am splicing for a fight | han't had
one for more than week. and if you
don't come out Pm ''fyblowed before
sun down, to certainty! so come up to
taw!
'May be you don't know who Little
Billy is. I'll tell you. Pm a poor man
it is n fact, and smell like a wet dog;
but can't oe run over! I'm the identi-
cal individual that grinned a whole me-
nagerie out of countenance, and made
the ribbed nose baboon hang down his
head and blush! Wh-o-o-p! Pm the
chap too, that lowed the "Broad-h horn
up Salt River, where the snags we're SO
thick that a fish couldn't swim without
rubbing his scales off--fact, and IT any
body denies it, just let 'em make their
will! Cock -a-doodle-d May be you
never heard Of the time the horse KICK,
ed me and put both Of his hips out oil
iint-irii arn't true, cut me up for cat
fish bait! Wh-o-o-p! Pm the very
infant that refused it's milk before us
eyes were open, and called out for the
bottle Of sold Rye!" Wh-o-o-p! Per.
haps too, you never heard tell Of a youth
that tried TO look loving at gal, and
threw her into spasmodics, and she is a
raving, roaring maniac TO this day
Whoop! Pm that little Cupid! Talk
10 me of grinning the bark off tree!-
faint nothing; one squint Of mine at Z
bulls heel would blister il! Cock-a- doc
die-deo! @! Pm one Of your TOUCHES
sort--live forever and turn to a white
oak post. Look at me, (said he, slap
ping his hands on his thighs with the re
port Of pocket pistol,) Pm the eeneteint
ar,icle--a real, double acting engine
and can out run, out jump, out swim
chaw more tobacco and spit less, and
drink more whiskey and keep soberer
than any other man in these localities
Cock a-doode-doo! Darn it, (said Bill
walking of in disgusD if that don't mako
'em fig hit nothing will. lwish may be
kiln dried, and split up into wooden shoe
pegs, if believe there's chap among
'em that's go, courage enough TO collar
hen. Well I'll GO home and have an
other settlement with Joe Sykes. He.
a bad chauce for fight it's true, seeing
as how he's but one eye left TO gouge a
and ''underbit" out of both ears; bu
poor fellow, he's willing to do his best
and will stay body's appetite till thu
next shooting match-Erit Lille Bill
grumJling.
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Items.


Narrotc escape Of the DerH--A pistol
ball lately entered the window of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, and was very near
hitting the devil. X
A woman's tongue has been found or
actual experiment, lately, to move 1920
times in minute.
A skeleton has been found in Mssou-
r. forty feet long and twenty eight feet
high, with tusks IS feet long.
Why was Eve like profligate fellow?
Because she was shifuess.
Eleven small children belonging to
one family is crying evil.
Parker, member Of Congress from
Houston county, introduced a bill pro-
viding that but two lawyers shall be al
lowed 10 practice in each county, and
that they shall be elected by the people!
Boots for ladies are now made ofIndia
rubber, requiring neither lacing nor
buttoning, and exactly fitting the foot.
The emigrants from Belfast, amount
ed during the last three years, to l8,
GAO.
A we'll dressed young gentleman at
ball, in whisking about the room, run
his head against a fair lady. lie began
to apologize. "Not word SIR" cried
she, sit is not hard enough TO hurt any
body.
| An officer in battle, happening 10 bow,
a cannon ball passed over his head, and
took off the head Of soldier who stood
behind him. You see, said he, man
never loses by politeness.
The adjutant ola volunteer company
doubtful whether he had distributed mus
kcts TO all his men, cried out---alI you
that are without arms, will please hold
up your hands.
Do you believe in specific graviiyi---
as the monkey in the tree asked the
traveller, when he dropped a cocoa nul
upon his head by way Of attracting his
alten,ioa,
There is colored gentleman in Nova
Scotia SO black that he rubs off, and his
shirt collar is as murh sooled as ifit had
come in contact with an iron pot.
A preacher, discoursing on the ores.
ent fashions, remarked, that there were
more corset boards in The assembly be.
fore him than would shingle hen roost'
The editor Of the New York Sunday
Mercury has seen negro whose wool
curled SO tightly that il made him round
shouldered.-Pic,
An old lady in Bangor has drunA tea
until the tea plant has begun to sproul
out between her shoulders.
Words are things, as much as ifthey
had the weight of lead or gold Lei
them be used &ith caution. Upon the
shutting Of the lips may depend The com.
, fort Of many days 10 come.
Scarcely have | ever heard or read
the Introductory phrase. 81 may say
without vanity" but some striking and
characteristic instance Of vanity has inn
mediately followed'-Frdnklin.
A wife who loses her patience, musl
) not expect to keep her husbands heart.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

The mail from Memphis arrives on Tuesdays
and Saturdays, at II O'Clock NJ. and departs i'm
mediately.
The mail from Oxford arrives on Tuesdays at
6 o'clock +. VI. and departs OH Mondays at +
o'clock A. NJ
The mail from Grenada, arrives on Sundays
at 6 o'clock Z. NJ, and departs Fridays at 6 o.
clock 4. NJ.
The mail from Carroton arrives ThuIsda's at
o'clockP. NJ, and departs Mondays at 6o'clock
\. NJ
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Appointments by the President.

Edward Everett, as special Minister TO
China.
w. w. Irwin. Charge d'Affairs to
Copenhagen.
John c. Spencer, as Secretary of the
Treasury.
James NJ. Porter, as Secretary Of
War.
George Brown Of Massachusetts,
TO be Commissioner to the Sandwich Is.
lands.
Albert Smith, of Maine, TO be Conn
missioner in conformity to the sixth ar
ticle of the treaty between the U. s. and
Great Britain concluded on the 9th Au-
gust, 1842.
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III SSI55IPPI COLLEGE
Ar CLINTON Miss

1OD1DD1III u 0NOlIuIl5SI&5
AT CLINTON Miss.
WILL commence the Fall and Winter ses-
wv sion of five months on Sd OF October next
The faculty consists of Rev. Alexander Campbell,
President; Rev. Robert NJ Lain, Professor of Ma
thematics and Natural Philosophy; Edward Pic
ket,. NJ. d., Professor OF Chemistry. Rev. C. Par
ish, Professor of Ancient Languages; U. w. Mof-
fit. Principal of the Preparatory department.
Tuition payable in advance.
Primary division, per session. Sl2 oo
Classical and scientific division. 1900
Boarding and room per month S,OO
Students are expected to furnish their rooms
with bedding, furniture, &c and procure their own
washing. Washing can be had in town at from
% TO 81 cents per dozen.
The female Department, under the snperInten-
dence of the President of the College, assisted by
Miss III. F.. Gillespie, and Others will commence
at the same time.
Tuition payable in advance.
Per session. in primary division, Si2 90
s. in middle s. Is 90
g IN b;o, 6 IL 90
6 Ia mns;c ON piano. p 90
nmusic on guitar. 90 90
in painting, drawing, wax flowers, ID w
Boarding and room per month, 9 90
Boarding and room, with fuel, lights, bed
ding AM room furniture, washing, &c &c
per month. III w
Dr. Picket is expected during the win Or to de-
liver Il course of lectures on chemistry accompan-
led with experiments, for the benefit of both
schools.
By order of the Board: COWLES MEAD.
President Board of Trustees, NJ. c.
Clinton, Sept II, 1912. 39-lOw
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NUMB Err a.

These are hard times, as the man said
when he was turned out Of Jail because
his creditors could not pay his Jail
fees.
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Offer their services 10 the public for
The sale ofCOTTON; Selling, ReceiU-
ing and Forwarding Merchandize.
We have employed Mr.. O. E. Wilcox,
who will serve his acquaintances in Mis-
sissippi
December 81, 1912. Ill
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Narrop escape Of the DerH.--A pistol
ball lately entered the window Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, and was very near
hitting the devil. x
Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-04-05

Parker, member Of Congress from
Houston county, introduced bill pro-
vlding that but two lawyers shall be al
lowed 10 practice in each county, and
that they shall be elected by the people!
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA. April l.-For the present our rice market
holds out little prospect for profitable business the low
prices WILL no Doubt prevent large supplies and
rates we hope, will improve again long. Since our
last advices three cargoes have been Sold The Mer-
chants and the Howe at r carriage free, for buyers
and the'Prnce de Jonvilles at s. The brig Arabians
cargo from Charleston remains in first hands Exchange
per cent discount.
Ps-The Poland, from Savannah, with about 4aO
casks rice, just arrived
Beans, white Gas rs; beef No. and prime and mess
10 a sperm. 29a30; cheese Am Oal4; Goldfish 30 lbs 50
Il do hhds 4a4 Al corn Indian SHIELDED 2a2 4; -four Phi
adelpha and Baltimore Is A. do New Orleans l4al4 81
hams American. 4aI2 behring's smoked, sac; lard NJ
O. 12a2 a. mackerel No 5, 6; pork mess do, Orleans
first quality 4a0; I'd and Sd quality Gas 6; do tage 3a3
sorted half white half brown, s2a5t 9t do white
segars ss25 lumber hoops s4a44; boards, Portland WP
a; hid Shocks with headings, Il sugar box shocks,
6ia7.
Erchamgs-On London, 90 days. sight, n o premiums
New York, par II premium; Boston, par IL discount;
New Orleans, offering; Spain, premiums Paris,
3ta4 discount.
FreghtsTo the United States, box sugars Sl4 II;
a a rails per bag coffee; So! 81 per hid. molasses
KINGSTON Ja) March a. Sugay-Barrels sold at 27s
per 100 lbs; tierces, do, at 22s cd per do.
Cofee-7 tierces marked TR at top sold at Sis per
100 lbs do marked Hv at top at 1885, do at 72s 10
do at S3s per do.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 10.



Inrton Rotterdam, Victor Duckwz-Baque Washing,on,
Kruger Hapepg ss%6 eAsq; Joepk9e
nan Havana Buck Mobile, Williams Mobile, Surges
Chairman; Relic, Myers, Wilmington, Nc Powei E,ec
ton Foster NickersOn; sam Cot, Given Bath Me Jno
Eiwell & Co.-sciw P,lmos, ClaIk. :, ,has, ne;
Camp ard Icn,sa Hoover. Philadelphia, A Cooley Co;
Homer, Kent, Boston, & Herrick.
ship sonhener Palmer for ChsIeston cleared on he Sn
the 10th. -
Packet ship Switzerland Chadwck from London and Forts
mouth Jan 20, with mdse, to Ginne Mnturn Go th ul,
lat 80 So speke ship United States from NOeans Tor
Daraue whitmore Lake from Araacs ,ooa March a. with
cotton, TO L. Bpgnam LIST inst of NJ nLania Reef spoke
British brig Pro!idcnce, Hall IS days from Lasuna for Liver
asSy w saY. Of ~
ger died on board <th inst. -
% Brig Sea Flower N,SIh1G from Tad;d Dc Cub M,5e
brig Maria for Bremen Len ship York, Of Ksqnebunk
set, for DantzIc April b-s franklin of I'm
Boston disg Cordela fom DO do Laurel from Porto Rico,
from St Martins, diss salt spoke ioh Outside The barber
brig Helen Maria sweessr from 81 Thomas, bound sOh
aes ab OF Toruaas se sarah fer Of Fa 70 RIVER
from savannah for HOreans 80 OF Cape Florida
nothing but gales the North The
Sea Flower has menagere of wild animals
dto Me,srs. June, Titus, Augeype & Co. New York.
British schr Lsdy Mary, AyeI "a DAYS from Kingston Ja
with 2e6 pimento TO Dunscomb Beckwith. Left
scbr wary Csron., Nicols, from North Carolina with
sh;ne,., 10 Williams & Northam
schr WIN q PIeson Lee from Ocracoke, NC. with and
slaves. 70 William, Northam. .
sehr Qasncc days from Snowfall, with shingles and ron
with is1 lumber en- to OBJ" 8. n. Fos '' '' w
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Died.

On Tuesday, 18th inst RACHEL, wife of James g. Buen
ton.
His friends and those of the family and those of her
mother, Mrs. Rachel Rykeman respectfully invited
to attend her funeral om her late residence ~ Charlton
street, this afternoon, at Al o'clock
On Monday, 10th inst at Jersey City, Mrs. HARRIET
LEARY, relct of William Lesry, late Of Pompton New
Jersey. in the s5th year of her age.
On Wednesday morning, at 2 O'Clock, after severe
and proracted illness of months, Captain JAMES
WATKISsoN. aged 20 years.
His friends and acquaintance and those of his son-n
law, John Wsnn. respectfully invited to attend his
funeral which will take place this afternoon at O'clock
from $50 Houston street, without further invitation.
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fee, and do certify that the same correct transcript
therefrom, and of the whole Of said original
IS. YOUNG, Secretary of State"
Some sales were made at auction, as follows:
Sugar-60 boxes brown Havana, % a6s cash and four
months.
Co6ee-5o bags inferior, 4ic, cash.
Champagne-l25 baskets Laussoure, 81 50; 10 do c.
$780, cash.
Honey-I0 tierces honey, 39c.
Mahogany-l4o logs Mansanilla, per brig Emeline, u
cents, months.
.1shes-saes potts. of ls4s, at SIS 1at a SIS ls2.
Cofton-There has been a better demand for export,
and prices have improved about of cent per h. Sales
S4oo bales Upland and Florida "A st cents 600 Mo-
bile u; and 200 New Orleans, Altogether, 1900.
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New York Public stock Exchange
state OF Trade.

The following is the law respecting the auction du-
ties -
The people Of the state of New York. represented in
Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows -
Sec. l. SO much Of section thirytwo Of title one Of
chapter seventeen of part of the Revised Statutes
directs the pay Of commission Of two half Der
cent upon the whole amount OF duties paid by auction
GERS, ia hereby repealed
State Of New York, Secrstarys OGce.I have compar.
cdfhe preceding with hesorgna law file in this Of
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pie had enough to do themselves On this plea
have they gone the people of the first city
of the continent, and have received louder and more
persmptory negative than overweening and presumpu-
Gus demagogues ever before met with.
In all sections of the country the policy of letting
alone" the most popular an economical government.
free OF debt tariff purely for purposes en-
tire separation of government State from COM
mercial and banking affairs The laws of trade the in
tegence industry and fugalty of the people are the
only regulations" which will be suffered to exist
There never was moment when funds could be realized
from the most distant quarters of the Union SO promptly
and cheaply and never time when kiti"g and
borrowing !dificult People in New York that have
got money cannot remit funds to Now Orleans, yet
those that have got send in overlooking quantities.
The following will show the remtaaces to that city for
few months
The food of specie pouring into New Orleans seems to
be daily the increase The arrivals have been as fol-
lovvc tot tho q ucto
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Passengers Arrived.

LoNDoN-Packet ship SwitzeIland-Mr Nelson Mr. Yates
10 in the scersge.
TRINrDAD CusA-BIg Sea Flower-Mr Quick. Mr. June,
Stomer
KINcsroN Ja-schr Lady Mary-Nr Garrison, Mr. Wi'son
and hdy.
AT BosroEIn the Augusta from Monte Geo
Lamb late of b,que Roalba Of ~ wYok sold Jos Gibson,
late first officer Of brig Nabob, OF Salem, Ios.
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Foreign Dissertations.

LoNpoN-ship SwtzeIland7i casks colon IS do paints 2
oil q Norwood co-450 cks copper Phelps
roots 70 bags seed go casks mde George Thor kgs
70 y folger-5 Meyer-iO f Collins COT l. Cohen-O
Des AEs-0 Baldwin co-6 Dodge coz Patton & Stew
art-2 Sands & ,O-5 EaddeE-l25 w HaTrmin-i9 Ben
jamn-6o Meyer-2J Atkhs-a farson.- Earl Epgler-
81 Mormer-l Dow co., Barber- X Hoe-23l tons coal
Gunnell Minturn * CO.'S TO order
TRINIDAD DE CuBA-Brg Sea Fower-l50O0 gallons mo-
lasses us bys sugar Chattean & Ponvert.
MAYAGyEz-sch, John Faried-t Before repored)-s lids
molasses Mason & Thompson.
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Married,

On Tuesday nth inst by the Rev. Spencer H. Cone,
Mr. JUNIUs G. FOSTER to Miss HELEN GRAHAM, all oil this
city.
On Tuesday evening" 18th inst by the Rev. DR.. Dewitt
Mr.. JOHN CRoLUs, to Miss MAGpALEN B., daughter Of
James w. Weservet Esq. all of this city.
On Wednesday evening" 18th inst in the Dutch Reform
ed Church in Blocker street, by the Rev. j. Marcel
lus, Mr.. GEORGE q. COFFIN, to Miss MARIETTA daughter
OF Richard Hunt, Esq, allof this city.
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J. p. CARROLL'S
OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED
VA DOIIR pA rNIIC


re- well Known to be essentially neceery at this season
~ me year, when the syst requires AUXILIARY
throw on Ee eotce accamued during winter and which,
~ remaining the surface Of the skim produces
Diseases colds rheumatism, scarlet fever Sc &C. Tsev
10 operation. al % Coutandt from O'Clock the
morning I'LL o'clock h. sulphur Baths hour,s
notice Portable Vapour Baths any part of the citv or
Broosvn Bsing Tobs and Hio Baths for hire All st,r
DRuS STORE FOR sALETI,i. handsomely fitted up,
and located IN pleasant ard thriving neighborhood ~
well adopted for Druggist Physician. Will be sold
great baEssn for cash EDqnire anil Flddg.
a. iwsr
'T1 Dku,i9!sTs AND OTHERS from the soutn and
- West IT; ROBERTS co. OF London, proprietor Of
n .spa.sa ana popular nediene Pans Life Pills "hsv
and ens now prepared TO supply the sev extcn
woud respectfully call the attention of and
1e rade to their popular medicine Of which ther. ~ no~
ss been scarcely 3. months n the United States the sales
nave repy extended through the States New Yort
sAna New England States, and Canada As family msd
reparaons also exceedingly effective in the snrs ~
% sompants, dyspepsa ccnsumpops and ali disc ases
Msng RON Impurities Of the bood; being very mild IN r.
female and small children ~ WV "-'' ueea'o
% 'SD,e nay &c had wholesale the Office Of T. Roberts
-Z,. mil missm
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d M REWARD Los, or stolen, from lcdy on Mon
py AG Gn; ISL fhe diamond I'm a%s
sists fnns DIAMONDS Of absu in weight set IN the
@ soSsi, OF sese diaon oss Sn s Of the
they were 'i snuff box with s the 't
aye is@ soxsSS, iss Broom:
if the above offered them for sale stop the
$05 REWARD LosT---A sm,lI lh;gc:1oId sTEAP
lily INK, and about $50 in bills sandry banks. The id
% f, 'GPEt No. BY is1s
0 iun the Bird taken from as Houston s,'ee' and
pURSE LOsTi containing three bank notes
suitably rewarded SS on i s ' to he owner
COLD ron GOLD Lead .nGs's Foa $40 o5 pc.
$50 full size go inches for cash The ma,ufeory
ID Gdsse sGSE yk Esn MdS1e To- s y
sis s,SsHa r. good TSDy day not
hes is +, rom he eountfydaiy. IT. PORTER.
ID LET low rent, conia four iaSlc. and every t4rs
cOmpse d1pg god euins' s. h s Together or
whole viii be sold az public sal.
md "a go corner o.
B-0oe very fac slatebed Table aI2 i.2tsr
w. CROLlUS,
BARGE, RACE, CLUB AND SAIL BOATS,
WAFER Aa Ys sSE -four s a Es of GSsss
PeasuYe Barge, the Race Boats W,ve, Gzellr YIcor
antic Wakona Brook yn Anns OF Pc lsk Washington of
Pouehkeepe, Duchess OF Hyoepark Syirh and Wave OF
Mobile, George Stewart of Louisville Madame Celeste Of
New Orleans, NC.
Also tie sail boats william CIolus Fashion, Eureka Nv
noni STAR Edwin Forrest Sc. ais lmsfc
HOT CROSS BUNS.
HOT Cross BUNS en- Good Friday. from o'clock,
.THoMPs0N s. wILLEN's SALOONS,
ais 2tsec 23i and so Broadway.
RAMSEY'S CELEBRATED CHEMICAL COSMETIC
SHAVING COMPOUND
rTNO gentleman who purchase this article. tbs
will be refunded not entirely satisfied after
maph To be had Of the nven1o his mandatory and
warehouse, IS Maiden Lane.
ALEXANDER RAMSEY
Certificate Of Dr. T. T.. Bond, Senior Editor of the Christian
Advoc tie and Journal.
Mr.. Alexander Ramseyi-
Sr-I have fairly tried your Chemical Cosmetic Shaving
myself had previously used OF the vaus preparations
which nd been offered g the rubc as facilitating this ypsr
have no hesitation IN ssyiog the best have
tired The lsheT readily made and OF copss,rnce
be slight abra,cns Of the skim nj sdneres
and coeyso as to awe the stiffness beard
10 render close shaving pl, asaut aod easy.
New York, April 18th. 1917. II. K. BOND,
ala lmsec
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Domestic Importations.

APALACHcoLA-BsrqucW hitmore-5O bales cotton D0or
man Johnston CO.'S Bnstow Pope-o2 Psrmelee, XII
burn Roges-22 Pennister50 Perkins Hopkins-i0 q
Conan-G7 Spear Patton2t North Manning Galiagh r.
IL w II howland-73to order.
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Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem it favor, if Captains of Vessels viii give
to Commodore ROBERT SILvEy, of News Fleet, Re
port Of the Shipping left At the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels spoken their Passage List OF their Cargo and
anv Foreign Newspapers OF News they may have. lie Will
board them linn .dately their arrival. Agents and Cor
respondents, home abroad will also confer favor by
sending this Once all the Marine lntei gencc they can
Obtain Nautical Information OF kind will he thankfully
received.
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VI A RITIM T. H z r AL d

Sailing Days OF the Steam ships.
ENGLAND. FROM AMERICA
Britannia, Hewitt 49, April -. May l
g. Western Hosken.. eel April Is . May IL
Hibernia, Judhns 80. April 10 80 May l6
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Total from Sept. l, l842, to April g. 1843, $7856.7si
This Is an immense receipt. Wemay now compare the
cculntion and specie held by the Banks New Orleans
August ls 1912 and April ls dstn gushing those
which pay specie
Raw. or Nr,y IN, r.vs Arc 1910 AVN Amir