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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14
for the Arkansas Intelligencer. /,

rxI is, and NJ. Duval, Fort Gibson.
srs and L. DeLano, Park Hill, C. Nation
|-mnki, Fayetteville, Ark.
!. ~ x4Iagood, Boonsborough, Ark.
13tiei q. Newton. General Agent.
nt Mister, Hillsiorough, Arks.
~ E Jones, Cherokee p. o. Oh. Nation.
" Master, Kedron. =
"a. Pitchlynn, Ea getown Choctaw Nation.
erles Johnson, Fort Washita.
y "a Love, Chickasaw District.
~ y. Jones, Boggy Depot.
]. p. Gooding. Fort Towson.
: Folsom, and John Penn, DoaksvIlie.
~. Riddle and ]. B. Luce, Choc. Agency.
aeral w. Duval, Natural Dam.
III y NJ Mayors, Fort Smith.
sb sSn muel Adams, Clarksvllle.
Al Frail, and Post Master, Little Rock.
L Master, Pleasant Hill.
5. y. lAlston, Spadra.
khomas Powers, ClarksVille.
Notes A. Howell, Norristown.
n. Hays, Dover. =, .s.r..
AZ. Jemes N. Floyd, Danville.
IS b. Hysings, P. M. Lewlsburg.
0bi. Sherman, Rock Row.
Nhrke & Carol, Belmont, Miss.
, 3 lpatrick g. Morrill,, Holly Springs, Miss.
Z, Li,n e. Sheafe, New Orleans.
IA. Wilson, Spencer Academy.
f,sk Master. Bentonvie.
st< C. Mitchell, Carroton.
5oi. JAS Logan, BoonSille. @
&obt Moffit, Franklin Co.
y. McLemore. Esq. Memphis, Tenn.
-. w. Gray, Horsehead.
|, AC'ssA. Howell, Norristown.
|fst Master, Lewisburg.
u. Sam. Mitchell, Post of Ark.
|f}N. Armstrong, Nashville, Ten.
~ s. Wilson, Huntsville, Ark.
ssSslnaster, Sylyia.
~. Pitman, Sweet Home.
n Perkins and DR.. w. N. Anderson, Creek
&Epncy.
se<,uriton. Washhurns Prairie Mo.
4fS kdlupal, Dardanelle Springs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14

weeks for convenient reference.
SENATE. s---1a----a- z=.-aa.s-4-4
DISTRICTS.
Washington county, *Mark Bean, Rob't McCa
my.f
Benton and Madison counties, *John Walker
Carroll and Newton counties. *W. C.. Mitchell.
Searcy and Marion counties. J. d. Shaw.
lizard, Van Buren, and Fulton counties. Jesse
Gamer.
Lawrence county. *John S. Ficklin.
Randolph and Green counties. SWIM. Black.
Cri.lenden and Mississippi counties. Peter G.
Rives.f
St. Francis and Poinsett counties. &c. Necly.
Phillips county. Miller Irwin.
Jackson, White and Mouroe counties. David
Maxwell.
independence county. Charles E. Pei ham +
Jefferson, Arkansas and Desha counties. *Ja's
Yell.
Chicot, Bradley and Union counties. *.Joan
Clark.
Ouachita and Clark counties. ST. c. Hudson.
Hampstead county. *WiAiam Trimbe. ~
Sewer. Lafayette and Pike counties. Joseph
W. McKcane.
Ho, Spring, Saline and Montgomery counties.
Samuel W. Rey burn.
Pulaski county. Thomas w. Ne,ton.
Crawford county. Hans Smith.
Pope and Yell counties. *John Williamson.
Johnson county. Moreau Rose.
Conway and Perry counties. Dennis @. Stell 9.
Franklin and Scott counties. Jas F. Gaines;
| HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
COUNTIES.
Arkansas. Harris Cross.
Bradley. Elias l.. Dowdy.t
Benton. "A. b. Greenwood, Robert Hubba rd
Conway. Jos. J. Summons. iona than Hardin I
frny fprI Rnon n
VIM. J. Duva.
Carroll. -- Burney. - Clarke.
Cristendcn. *Thomas N. Collins, (no opposi-
Clark. Joseph Gray. William Queens.
Chcot. Wiifo.d Gnrner.t
Desha. William II. Sutton.
Franklin. John ~. S,eele,t o. B. Aston.
Fulton. - Wells.
Green. G.. B. Croft, James Clark.
Hampstead. Iezckiah Smith, +. NJ. r..
Bankhead.
Hot Snring. Philip S. Physic.
lndepenpence. M. Cark,f *B. Batemar, NJ.
W. BaIiimiore.
lizard. Thomas Riggs.
jefferson. NJ. W. Dorris,t (no oppostion.)
Johnson. w. w. Floyd, James B. Wilson,
Jackson. Geo. B. Cromwell, NJ. B. Mccoy.
James B. Brown.
Lafayette. John o. Hightower.
Lawrence. A. A. Simpson, w. B. Marshall,
J. B. Hammond.
Monroe. J. B. Lambert.t
Madison. John c. Sumner, H. C. Berry, Geo.
w. Sanders, Jr.
Marion. A. G. Robertson.t
Mississippi. w. L. Ward.t
Montgomery. John Shipp.
Newton. (Not heard from.)
F Ouachita. Col. Foster.
Pulaski. C.P. Bertrand, A. Eopler,t F. W.
TrapnaH.t
Phillips. F. r. Culver, Elisha Burke.
Pope. James B. Logan, Samuel M. Hays.t
Pike. - Hughes.
Perry. VIM. Russell.
Poinsett. Richmond Hall.
Randolph. VIM. Mitchell, VIM. Stubblefed
Sewer. P. R. Booker, Henry X. Brown.
Saline. Charles Caldwell.
Scott. Miles T. Scott.
Searcy. Isham Hodges.
81. Francis. B. M. G. Blackwell, Elisha
Franks.t
Union. *Albert Rust
Van Buren. William Olive.
Washington. T. Wilson, |. Strain, j. Bill
lingsy, L. c.. Blakemore,t Charles Miller.t
White. John Cook.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14

The J. NJ White.-This gallant craft arrived
at Natchez, from New Orleans, recently, in nine
teen hours and Mirty6re Misunderstanding tho
best time yet made by ten minutes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14

Mer'can Indemnify.-The New York papers
say, that 100000 Mexican dollars are daily OK.
pected there, part of the Mexican indemniffcatiou
money.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14

Lo'ceH.-The statistics of Lowell manufactures
show, that the whole, amount Of capital invested
in manufactures, in that place, is over sil.OO0,.
600.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14

ess lie s,samsbips, says the
~ ch carne 10 here Cor re.
hs K ,still remain snugly moor
eN r-h on Friday night, the
cot ! Of the same nation, arriv-
ne By he steamers. There are
lout nj be detention ofthese yes.
- ~ - one is the danger of
lpoels I some Texans, who they
nelca them, under soma naval
w s'g srtiser says: The deten-
~ IN amers has been solely on
4 20 q aanders and the Mexican
lsi7 ada sum of money to de.
IA ll,extsnsive repair, both Of
10 ,ntezuma; and adds that
khi sal'rived on Saturday from
7hs tpe money for that par-
N i.t--lrhe Rev. w,1sss CoN.
stel 10 Georgia, fell dead in
6th Sabbath in June last, after
Re words -"verily, verify l say
is coming and now is. when the
voice Of the Son of God, and
3il-live."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-14

Good Agdin.-Punch says that the Iowa lndi-
ans now exhibiting in London, are an honest race,
and NOT to be confounded with the i O Us who
are natives of Pennsy yIvania. and beai. ysrs op-
posite character.
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Wells Point Ia severe blow on Monday last. Sid Evelna
Browh?dies and Caroline, for Newport 18th arr Ckara
bound TO Ale.N ok; Heroine Craft do; Frank Baker Co
was driven rshoe in cad last from Smiths Island where she
compelled 70 throw oyerbotorm of the 10th inst and was
vessel leaking badly Ia Hampcn,f the careo-go off 18th
aer I'm Portsmouth, NH Cid MARY u Flor del Mar Kin
west indies. : . McClntock
thsge Elwsll. and Newark, Merwin, Boston. ".r-
MoBnE, Dec 2o-Cld Lucy Ann SNOW. Boston Ar Crown
Fletcher L,yeIpool John Mum, Watts do; Dumreshre
Davidson, Belfast VIM Wheatan Martin, Warren, II 4
Thames, Prince Antwerp Ann Welsh, and Marcellos Sleep
e NioIk a,s, cid GIaon Towas, PortsmSuth; Rot
Blanchard and Palestine Li,spool :hracsa Brown Ola,
Gordoya, Dennison. and Mary Phillips lreieht.-Barque
Grange. Laguna Gazeie, huma and sasony Boston; era
Montppelis5 d.y-BIgs Toronto Abo FoOkss aud Gertrude
yak; Washington and Lucy Ann Boston; E,eline asg
Ar OAKLAND Barry, Liverpoo Marcia Clesyes; Aberdeen
(BIl and Abigail Liysrpoo Mayowor, Crabtree aud Jes
sadore, Putnam NewYok; Byron, Russell London Edwin
Pierce, soldssux Gen yeassy Couard, Rotterdam; Paoi
Carlton, $, Jsge d Cuba; Romeo Young. Tfcmasisn,
nque; nth. cid Only Charleston; Pacific, Meek
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TO HIS CUSTOMERS, THE PUBLIC


I the close Of hs old. and commencement of the
and dealer a is Saa Is. os af Pa 3
and s for and merchandise
and t eS iasa sas to
hrs as Nell =. his ow. STATE
70 sell the best articles at pess averaging considerably
and = The following manner: ''
'is" Which ;sy forty
general sysena,iua,ioa of his bosnes. under
hs immediate eye and sIernendence, avoiding thereby
the errors and differences in bargains which
ho,@@2!ablyi eqalably and literally;
buying his articles when Gepeed so hat when the session.
demand arrives RI, bis regular do suffer ~ the ad
purchase a. Pfcs 50 far below Their ne,shbor. cost that
sales their customers their purchases q the SUBSCRIBE
bee me very much enlarged and they experience the truth Of
Ills customer. bssSPng wG small purchases, which ,ssy
large au,aes the gr;s him .msraly ledaesS s I.
on on ad'0" to his business benefits both
sse and &
@ bis large s sr sn sfsS
4 the interest Of those who sell again to buy as
low as possible 70 order 70 increase their business Coun
ton from d psishb9r' in point of chepnes aud excellence
BUSINESS This sentence explain, the chief caas. Of lh- con-
either With the quality N Sse 81 ss
goods their he
his business until there cey
disc that he does not SELL At his establishment the
complies the entire If his purchases customer
stands waiting at his counters0 well his clerks and
trained to his business that order instantly
ted and despatched
lie has stock Of old goods TO, s Constant and ready
SIZES duly penshn Of such chandse
BE fIeh 70 be superior An stock o. old good
dicates little knowledge of what suits The and
purchasers u comIes the seller himself Expense
snail profits, his stock ALWAYS new,
his fience the Truth nf this nj h IN.
rapid sales Of the goods had Of him. and the frequent
sity Of replenhing their stock from his establishment
lie aen himself that he has stated IN claim IN,
why he has been enabled sell ches A ~
give such general satisfaction, and increase his business 40
rapidly and extensively He that the future an b. M
ess prosperous 70 himself aud his that the p,s
may De regarded as thereof His
ensuing extended scale and ali those so
deal with him 10 all Of the multiplied branches Of ms
busf from whatever portion OF they NAV come
viii mud him as ready sell the cheai ,re and
most honorable terms aud to devote the ATTENTION 10
th-lr interests. '"
The undersigned takes this opportunity Of preventing The
Compliments OF the no days those who have 40
Iven HIM their custom and adechcsuIly addng ira, ~
them he owes his property consequence standing IN
fes i've ~''' '''"'"s " "''
To those Editors and Publishers who have given him their
hnu noces on many occasions, he returns his hsa
ths1ks ana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JOHN e.. MORRIsON
W NO iB8 u eenwch street, betwe n Vesey and Fulton
STREETS on the Worth River side OF the CITY - ~
Wv iork, Zee ~ isai d3 2eod.m
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Washington.

Correspondence OF the Herald
WASHINGTON, Sunday. Dec. @, 1874.
The AnnerationiC ancus-1he Herald Express from
Nep Orleans to NeW York
The caucus Of democratic members, held last
evening, al the Capitol, TO unite upon plan for the
annexation OF Texas, resulted in nothing There
were but few in attendance, owing TO their absence
from the city, IN the enjoyment ofthe holidays with
their families, and the untring zeal OF member
from Alabama, quenched the efficient action and
decision Of the few who were present Long
spec ches IN caucus are worse than long sermons in
August, and the effect upon members or the audi
ence 10 not sauary. Another meeting will be held
this week, when Joint resolutions comprising the
principles OF those presented by Judge Douglass of
Illinois, and portion Of Mr.. Weiler's Of Ohio,
will be adopted.
The extraordinary enterprise announced by you
lew days SINCE OF running an express from New
orleans 70 New York, forty eight hours in odVamce
H9 Wda, mas caused the greatest excitement in
| the Post Office Department in this city, and NO
douDt VIII prompt more energetic action than has
been heretofore svlnced, but nothing can be &C.
compllshed by the department that will equal vour
arrangements. The commercial community OF
New York and the East, will be much benefited,
and the Intelligence thus communicated TO Europe
| in advance of the New York press, will establish
an additional laurel TO your fame as the Sfatesmaw
| editor OF the present age.
Both Houses convene tomorrow, as well as the
Supreme Court, but nothing of interest will trane-
pre- until after New Years Day.
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PUKT OF NEW r0n1z, DECEMEMN q
Cleared.


sss, sSsT'S AP'.sfs1a & sa;da s"
soaad Mobile Ssur Coz GSsss
SCI hs
Han Badger ssa. GS Love-
Baqse kennebes T,eomb s. days from Patress Greece,
and q d.H i,g IT. GoIsita with md'e to Dsth Co
Ss 80 S:s: f..:a
A ~.
orleans sailed l1.6 20ih lat q, H. saw ship Of
he s Of T ne head S Of hs 0asS
hs ma aas e s d head Supposed
Brig Tarqnna Scott IS days from Mobile, with mdse to
q GS o Dee 100 % g Of
a'f VIII la o q b s%s S ss
o s .ai sd 1871 s o% ts o wia nothing The Viii
Bl,S tsatet' Lane I'M Turks Island - days. with mdue.
ss''%'f fa% s aad
.$ 49, EEK Y ss e
and 'ci' zpSSn ssS On brig
ssr'o John ss s @ sIa sss
9sf s 0a q a pos sS hss days
sen a 'nfas sSa ihewns d ssa white stSr i the
Big Madsoa Bul.ley, days from savannah with cotton
No;wssis@ brig III Color reported Yesterday ,overweo G,
days s:h Martha o with Rsa s%
naval stores, TO Mitchell X Co. ~
Sohr Rochester Harley, from Newbem NC. with naya
stores, to Depeyster Whitmarsh ~ ~
Sch Maria smith from Washington NC, with naval stores
to Woodruff 4 Mntun.
Schr Victory, Kaner, from Philadelphia, with coal
Steamer igress THOMPSON from Philadelphia w III m,se
Brig Margaret Ann Clark 20 days from Sc Thomas M bal
last 70 master Brig Elizabeth, for NYoIk seiled co.
schr Justice, Sleeper 20 days from Thomason with lime
schr Becker, Wade 20 iays from I1honason with
schi Grandila PbrooL 10 day. from Thoma.,ou, with
lime. ~ '' "
Schr Mayfvwer, Cutler 20 days I'm Thomastou with lime
Below.
One ship and one brig.
Sailed.
ship Catherine, Berry, Charleston, and Tiers.
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miscellaneous Record.

miscellaneous Record.
THr FLOATING LIGHT SHIP towed to her station yes.
rrday morning by the steamboat Jacob Bell
LaUNcH-The large and handsomely modelled ship built by
Messrs Lemnel Dyer Son. Portland be 2s
inst She ocaled the Warren is to be commanded by
Capt Jabez Howes, formerly Of the steamer Portland.
spoken.
shannon, from Naples for New York 22d inst lat Ion
~ The shannon was the lth inst IN lon e. and
blown OIL aud received considerable damage ia sails Sc
Oct z3 lat IS &c. lon Is 10 " -
shannon Of Kennebunk 20 DIS FIN Trieste for Havana 2sb
lat SO 20, long 10 40. -
Home Ports.
G,,sssriNE, Dec 22-An Helen Mar Wilson, Baltimore.
WiscAssET, Dec 25-Ar Oriental Brown Boston, TO load
qud, do do. " " ~ -
PORTLAND. Dec 27-Ara Portland Clough Turks Island;
Wyoming oar Bnow, Frankfort, for NYork. . -
BOSTON, Dec 28-Ar Mary Clark Pepper Havana; Glide
Thompson, Nodok-2oth sid Augusta sherw ood Savannah
Neptune, Adrian FereY, Brones ay, Eagle, Acorn and
others. -
New BEDFORD, Dec H-Sd Laurel, Heron, New Smyrna r.
NAEIucKEI, Dec 2o-Ar Impeaal Swain. NYork-Sld schr
Philadelphia, Macy Mobile via NYork
PLYMOUTH, Der 27-Arr Conner, DosDe, Richmond
SiLouctsrER, Dec 2-Au Balance, KnowIton, Nfork.
NORFOLK, Dec 2An North America, Rich, Boston; Yam
tic staples, Newport 18th, Theodore ysen 30
CERT, and Caroline Baker, Tnk NYo The Superior from
Smhed Creek bound to New York dragged ashore on Sea.
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Weekly Report or Deaths

In the city and Of New York from the Of Dec
to the 28th Of Dec, 1914.
II Men-29 Women-i2 Boys-38 Girls.-Total $50.
=.
Abscess i Apopery 81 Asthma, !; Bleeding; i Bleeding
from lungs Burned scaded Il Cancer q Cholera nfan-
inn Cslic Consumption go; Cenyusions II Group, 2;
Dropsy, I; Dropsy head s. Dropsy the chest by
sen.sry p Fever scarlet Fever yphus q Heart disease Of
!; Hopping cough 81 Inflammation Of Brain. 6; lnfamma.
ton Of Bowels 81 nflammaon Of heart 4 Inflammation Of
murdered Marasmns, 5; Measles, =; Mortiicacn i; Old
age, 4 Palsy D Rheumatism seSoiua suocation,
AGE-under year 40; to years 49, s. l2 TO TO- 4;
"a 20 to 49, lo 30 to 80 40 TO 3o to CO. 81 60 to
~, 7; ~ to I'D, 3; ~ to co. 81 90 to 100 o. unknown
City Inspectors Office. Dec. 20. isl4
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New Stock Exchange,


AsHEsBoth descriptions are very Inactive We quote
pots at 50 10 a SIT; pearls ut 81 OCT
BErswAx-Prime yellow, OF ali descriptions, sells as
wanted at ~ 29ic The demand is very limited
BsEADsrurr we have no change 10 notice in any ar.
tide under this Head
CorroN-Some spinners in market to-day, and
about 800 bales have been Sold The market Is firm
Hv-Common qualities North River bale sell at 80 a
oSc Prime at 60c The stock hand Ia small for the
season
Provisions Ohio pork remains without alteration, both
IN prices and demand Lard Is active and prime kegs
sell at q 6fc.
WH"KEr-Drudge casks are in moderate request, and
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sell a. sac western aud prison barrels are du at
GArILE MARKeT-At market, $50 beef cattle. 70 cows
ana calves, and ], 100 sheep and lambs
fices.Beef Cattle-We quote 81 rs q 47b to IS for
oest retailing Avery few, Of extra quality sold at %
sneeP and Lambs-We quote the latter at 81 81 %,
and 81 % a. 10 for sheep
Cows and Calves-We noticeasales at Sl4 80
Hsy-No change from last week
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On Saturday, 2sth inst of apoplexy, SARAH wife of
The relatives and friends of the family and OF her ia
James Lones are respectfully requested to attend
ner unera from her late residence 43 Douglas street.
Brooklyn, this afternoon at O'Clock, precisely
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fINHE Or RMAN COTILLION BAND, (Iafe of New Breb
ton aud Fort Hamon) would respectfully inform he
pubc that they tesied 10 play Private Balls
ties the celebrated Colions Waltzes Pokas Gallons &c
Of Lanner Strauss Labitzky Julien &c &c The Baud ON
sss Of from two twenty-five with grand
Ga Octave Gothic Double Action Harp Accomps men
viii furnish Piano Forte alone hen required. l. MUNCK ~
Mercer street. lie scher Of Harp, Piano Forte &c Also II
HELFENRITTkR. No. ass tentre street do ims m
MINERVA ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
400 X A ID WAY, NEAR WALKER
THE PROPRETORS of the above suite Of rooms have al
immense expense completed the CANT and com
modious
BALL OR CONCERT ROOM
IN the city aud respectfully rve for the of
public lis loo zion being the central part Of Broadway pecu
lrly adaps for the intended and
made entirely with the view of promotnr
the comfort and convenience of the yi,fers.
THE SALOON
capable Of seating thousand The decorations
Of the most chase description being Sgnor Capels
style Of classic statgsry hive also been provided from
the studio OF Mr. sham The room, hen brilliantly lighted
any other establishment IN the city.
spacious Supper Room Dressing Rooms NC. &c. have
been provided thus rendering the Minerva Rooms
sIrable III the city for Concerts, Assemblies, &c.
Full particulars may be had By application Mr. Huchngs
on the premises.
N B-Mary and other companies desrous of giving din
&c will find AZ these Rooms every getting
up the in the most elegant and commodious style.
d20 I'm
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Loss OF THE ScHR. Echo The schr. Echo,
Captain Snow, loaded with live oak, and bound
o Norfolk was lost the bar Of New smyrna on the
llth inst When within one hundred yards Of the bar
going out OF the blocks the lee fore brace parted
the str and topsall flew into the ind and became
aback which set her en- the South breaker. No lives
lost vessel and cargo total lost Vessel insured the
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GRAND ETHIOPIAN OPERA

~ CIhfOn TfdH. cOfnef oT Bttkmdn aud Nassau
r TITLE OLE BULL AND THE ORIGINAL CONGO
MELODlsTS respectfully announce TO the citizens Of
York that they will Grand Concert Clinton Hall corner
Of Beekman and Nassau for three nights only This com.
of Five Talented Musicians aud from the i'm.
mense success which has attended hsm wherever they APP
peaIed they condenf prom sing their auditors the most
listened TO- 49,
Little Ole Bull who is only years old, is admitted to be
the greatest V,o'inist Of his age IN the world
There will be grand change OF performance each evening
Tickets u For sale the Astor House. aud the
To commence al ia O'clock Afternoon performance COM
o'clock.
An nnpnciped party having that this Company
engaged NJ another place the neghbohood Of Chambers
stree beg 10 state that the "Orgna Congo Melodis
not abont display their any other place than
Halt
al J o'clock. d30 2tsrb
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DUEL The Gaiucsion Nuos of the 10th instant
relates (says The ~. o. Picaypne) the particulars
Of duel fought at the navy yard that place the
5th between Lieuts. Frobil and Usher OF the United
states cutter Woodbury. Single shots only were ex-
changed without injury 10 either party after which the
flair amcably adjusted. The difficulty, according
70 the News grew out OF some board
| ha NIT
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Passengers Arrived.
TURKS lsLASD-Brg Alfred Hammond-J'L Harris


Foreign lmpOrtatlOns.
CRoNsTADTShp Psnthea568 bs linseed < G Bridges
Il bx cks 81 BIS 1887 lbs oaknm 5000 Newbold Crs
ingston-i8 coils cordsge II N Peek.
SAN JUAN.-Brg I. II Benton, 32a Lmewood-i pkge
Gold Dust bag Spece-7 Tiger Skns2Oi Indigo
1919 Hides-H d Cotheal. 81 Indgo-20O Hides
Goodhuer. cases Taitle SHELF Dbl DOH Cothaal.
Domestic Imp0rtatlOna.
MoBILE-Brig TarquinaI2l5 bales cotton Thomson Il
Adams-S6 do Soutter coz CASTS md,e Vassay co.,
brs and quantity Of iron Woodhouse Smiths bxs mdse
q Otis-l bdle do Z De.liuger.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILADELpHIA Dec. 3o.-Cld Venue Sharp West Indies
SCH.RLrsToN. Dee 27-Ar Dimcn, X biason NYork CID
ch Mds,S Brown NYok Catherine Tufts Boston
Republic, Luce, Lpool; Ganelle, Allen, Boston =
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 2An HaIsraye, Bailey, Marseilles
Uuncas, Latham, NYork; Row land Blanchard Genoa HUI
rom Liverpoo Constitution Rothos, Dremen Lady Chap
man. Hunt Monego Bay Mary Jane. tner Turks Island
Sd Bangor, Odom Trieste; Saratoga, Russell, ork; Bo
hernia, Mason, Havana; Tit Brown. do -
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Arrive.

LIVERPOOL
Cambridge, Barstow, Nov. l8
Patrick Henry, Delano, Nov. %
U. States, 'britton, Nov. 20
PORTSMOUTH.
Gladiator, Bunting, NOV. 10
Mediator, Chadwick, Nov. %
Switzerland, Knight, Dec. |
Louis Philippe, Castof, Nov. 9
ST. Nicolas, Pell, Nov. is
Duchesse d'Orleans, Nov. "a
Burgundy. Wolton, Dec. |
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Texas IN Missouri The following remarks
were on the way bill received last night from Jefferson
City -" The Legislature will instruct Senators to-
day the Texas question: after weeks debate in the
House OF RepTesenlaye ST Lons Rsporler Dec. u.
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Cotton Market,

New ORLEASs, Dec. 20-The cotton market opened
angudly yesterday uninAuenced by the tenor OF foreign
advces, and the business did not exceed 1000 bales
rrces are about the same but the majority OF buyers
unwilling to pay previous rates.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Totiie aoJ
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sCARFs AND CRAvATs.
G III A X l. ES b. HATCH
"a William Street

III 40 ast received an elegant
Crava o. the most desirable styles and patterns Also
assortment OF Gloves Snsreniers Dress
,ng Gowns Ready Made Linens, Opera Neck Te, stock &c.
- dT 6tissec
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SABLE SISTERS


HAPPY NEW YEAR-The Sable Sisters and Ethiopian
- Mnsels will give Grand Concert New YEARS. bay
copmencing at hsf past two oclockalso Grand Concert
on New Years Night commence oclock-at the
Apollo Saloon, 4O Broadway This is the first and only Band
where Ladies of musical education have been
and those connected with this association the
this sle Of the highest degree
steal Talent and Ability both the Voc
Departments Of Music. Tickets IS cents each.
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Married,

non Sunday 29th inst at the third Unversalist Church,
BY the Rev. VIM 8 Balch, BENZ FRANKLIN CoopEa, to
Miss ANN ELIZA WILSON, youngest daughter Of Zslotes
Wilson, Esq.