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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES.

os.Isa Ia.s I.l-
VIE sooscnoer kceps constantly ON hand the
best ana nos ee.ess ss,scn'sa Of Agricultural I'm
~ re'uAsfe W DC ioeai IN Nc siv-A
@. 81 ths articles be eaaus'a'ss below VIA. .i h.t
rtc~s-oouon' NICE and sugar Flows eoo 10 50
to@s OF hese po. se m.ae e,pc.-y foe tight asiy soils
o'ne" o' Van " ~ CIV ~"eh "eS ~sss IN mos, sup~f'of
manner, =. ~ ,. - ~. r..g v. ~ ~
one NV. o' w van sags ana dooLe noahi
root crops ana corn when not over ,, Zee, apart .y , the
o~ both ways TO the eop at once thus doing double the ~prk q
asnss moas eo.m. $500, =, ssoe 20
re~. ms CO., .ns ,ss Vol =. tee hanas
'e ~. p..ns'" S's u.s"''* 49, - WAN 80
ss ~ mes ms nspa'V "A' s's'o can sof no
~. !. "a 49, - c.---- - L.. 49,, a.. =. -
.o-sosy and, ls. .. ebay .i.o iot .asss and ward ana
ss Of Ties. s.y. sr..s s.vs. ..sssa 70 '.% thu. ss.ss
on eo.r posl vet ms.sov 70 wsm on he 'ohs .~.d
1850 ~ my zen 1891 "now. o'pen e sasp'se 70
sn.nns the mnns 70 ,nn up Earth deep
po~s are strong enough % grub up bushes sih Their
-"V w" &C. '"'y "se~se A"'"o' Wv ~ Wv NJ
ms -, No.. H.. - 4, w 70 s'oo
,. '"' wv s"A'"s OH "e "" PspAfA''"" rs 90
a.,r.x. ..o..,.,. ..., =, . - - -, ,, A..,,.
,,,.s,s c,.,, s 80 . =, s.uae u, s ~ 80
I'm. a., a. 80 .,s, "Ns' o' W ~ J, 's al
-, . ,y 1870 -, -. = -, -, ~ ~ ~
..s ,a .s,s. .s "a ~ - - '' " ' "a os =, az ~.
T,,,~.,.,. s.l 49, - " - ., 49,. : oo
~, n ~ W " no'se % sAoes pees"'' wv" W
~ a. - 'nAn , ,.nss no'e' -r---- 20 oo
4. r...,-o- - =. -. s s-~"' . ..'s.s ~
:. 0a.iron anss OF TWO hofse' 90 90
G,,;, Tn,..h.,. ex m :. ,o AZ
R,,,r,, On oo ~ % az
Thr,.hsr, with sen.,.,o,. as 90 ~ so es
Clover Min. M no :, as oo
F.nnins Min. 40 oo ~ OF az
Burr stone Min. for ,,,,d,n, min N 90 "a NJ, az
Ca,,lr,n Min, n., n -. mot ,a,,,. M, ,v.,,,o h- -
.,b-r by hanI or o,h., s,s ~. ,, ,a.,.s n, s ~
lpd. OF r.in aours, wh.s, for 90 10 rs 90
Corn aud Cob for eb An Az, r, 10 90 % \, oo
sugar Cu.se,s So ~ 20 Oh
Paint Man. OF varou, patterns, 90 10 n 90
Hu,lsrs win abel. from 100 to 700 buhsl.
power - rs oo N So oo
The worked by hand made OF wood OF east $40
iron, -.I.. W" ooo
Vegetable Curieis for sleng up potatoes beets
turups 3e I SO to " 90
straw Cutters Common hand kind on IN = po
IJoy,y'. with .piraI LI,J.. y. IN on ~ IA M
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JUAN PIZZINI.

ConfectloneF and DenIer I'm Foreign and Do
nestle Fruit,
III AS Just received per schrs. Nassau and Man.
- IL chester, the following Goods wit
100 RoIes crop Bunch Raisins
$50 BoIes do. $50 BoIes do.
so Kegs Malaga Grapes, trriste quality
10 RoIes Malaga Lemons On me orderl
4 Casks Ianie CuTants
~ Drums SuHa RAisns
Is BoTss Cition (hpe quality
Cases brandy Cherries
90 DoE olive oil, Cbest quality
Cases Fumes In Glass Jars
Bsles bordeaux Almonds
25 Drums FRs
10 Praiis Malaga do
g Bales shsned do
200 LIS. Paper Shell do
20 Cases Canton preserved Ginger
20 Bores Rock Candy
1000 Cocoanuta, ffefh ard dus
so DO ChiRese FIRE eraeseu.
Together with Candy OF
uie warranted equal 10 this Also the
largest Hoet and the greatest variety Of French and Toys
Fancy 6oods Perfnmey ke offered before
The above Goods having been selected purchad
on tie yey bestiefms he prepared or great induce
mens 70 pernns wishing purchase " wholesale
ail and therefore respectfully solt fom Town
County friends before they purchase elsewhere doubts
they will find their interest do he
m One door below Erehanrc Bank
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GORDON & SKlNKER.
No. % Main street.
offer for sale
~ 40 Hhda r. Croir. Orleans and Porto Rico sugar
10 Botes Loaf and - Bba Clarified Sugar
300 Rays RIO. 1aEuirn ana lava Coffee
TEA-i3 Chests Gun Powder, pau prime
Chests Black, DO 90
Tes ~ and 9 n Boxes
500 Eides good and damaged Sole Leather
loo DO Buu-et Isestbsr
400 sacks Salt part AshCns bfaad
COO Lbs shoe Thread
so KeFs On Points Powder
Cheesc- casks and borss
no Reams Cap and Leter Paper
2l5 DO Wrapping Paper
80 Bags live gees Feathers
~ Dogsn Bed COris and Lines
$50 Grnist0nes. Novs gCotia
10 Bags Pepper
Tefcss and Z bbfs VineFaf
Cotton Yarn. Lamp WICK md Cotton Irvine
indg a.. Alum. hadder. Coppsns
" KeFs Horse shoes
IS Botss Tin Piate
IRON IS Tons svede English Country OF an sres
Amfrcan and Russ,a shset Iron
Hand and Hoop Iron and Maj Rods
Mould boards and Hollow
COPFER $500 lbs Bfa1isr. sbesthiug and Bot
AAtS fenfshtay End Bans
STEEL Mayors Caet and Sheer
American and gngn,h Bnstsred
SPYING Steel, from u 10 inches wide
Wre Boch Tn Hpeiter, Iino. ~Q9
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TO THE PEOPLE OF TIE SOUTH.

10 THE PEOPLE OF The SOUTH.
L Il. X. WARD Nos. Z, Q, l | and IL North
~ EsscI Newark No i72 Water strert
manufacture all kinds Patent and Iapanne osssed Lea
th'r used by Caring" makers Harness maker Can Manuac
Jipnn-d SkTtne Rriilg, Raining,
meed Seating Bi Pad Reh Front Sip and Lining Hides Har
Birdie Leather, re- Also, calf skins They
extensively
ther and iapanned Musns able furnish
South, Merchants and Dealers moderate calling
Mandatory Newark their nj
so;e Of James Crane Richmond Va orders promptly
Newark. sept isIS e3-6m.
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TABLE OF RATES.

Al Meeting of the President and Directors Of the RICH
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY the l5th day Of October.
SIs the folio wirg Table Of Rates for the Transport
OF Passengers was adopted. take effect and
after tho Is day sf December next, until otherwise
dered by the Board
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.EOLlAN PIANU FORTE MANUFACToRY.

-EOLIAN PLANO tORIE MANDATORY.
INBE subscribers the for Boston and
entity TO manufacture CoeGans Patent 4Eoan Attachment
and to apply the Pno FoTi-s addoal
vend the Others, be OF county
They ao manufacture PsOo Fortrs ofevsy
with ~ without the iron frame AMI with without the oan At
taehment
Persons wishing TO obtain instruments OF either knd fran
mandatory hereby assured AleaseS
mail SHAH be faithfully executed ard pnees they
employed an ar, nt present themselves
To az doubts from the nds those unaequaped
hereby exchange every such
eIpen'c from of the refund the purchase
nsy, ~ the pnrchsssr satisfied
Any person shnE information relation the Eoian
obtain copies the oIAS PIANo FoRTE Journal
ING their adtrcsstuus 7. GILBERT n co,
tl-6m No 4Os, sweet Ma
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TO THE PUBLIC.

DECEMBER 29D. 1886.
Cheap Dry Goods-HIankets, servants CIs-
hing, sc.
- " JENKINS would the attention Of thoas wanting
H. really chest GOODS which has been
ieplenishcd within few days.
Blankets from p %. ~ %, and higher prices
Bed Blankets from dollars per PAR and finer
large assortment Of for and womens winter
cohina
White and Rec Flanneis, IS cents and finer
Cheap brown and bieeehsd shrings and sheetings
Co ton Oznaburgs ntinds
Giso, ~ Pussy 0ooss,
Cashmere Reps, Mous NJ, Sins, shaNi.,
Wosd capcs and Collars beh and ehssp saw POCKET hand
tefchef.,
LeWbe 10000 cacoes great Bargains prices from
G, =, 10, i2lc and finer.
POi bargains, call AZ
Dec. ~ RI JENKINS.
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hoNE1 IL CO., Seed Store aud Agricultural
ID Il Warehouse. Row, Bo-on-Nur.sres At
bridge. Harvard nsfe, Mas, miles from city
Offer for the collections of Vegetable,
Agcup and Grass Seeds found Ia the
assortment and including the and
Roots. and the Dshas s GqTenng Botanical and Ag
ucultura Books.
The pIopreto5s containing
Of thirty i've offer for Of the richest
collections OF
Fruit and Ornamental Trees
Evergfsens, Towering Shrubs lad Plants.
Pear Plum and Cherry Stocks.
Grlpe Vines Raspberres.
Greenfons and Hardy Herbaceous Plants.
Roses and Cimeliaz.
Dahl az and Balbous Flower Roots.
Rhubsrb and Asparagus Roots
Buckthofn, Abor Via. hedges
Great attention has been devoted 20 particularly pears,
and a the kinds
sonal the ceicbs'ed ISff Up
wards ~ 800 Of th Pear
specimen of which have planted yearly
comnE bearing by which perfect accuracy
may BE- depenoed upon
they would especially ATTENTION eutvaors 70 their
tfees which being r North be-
cold than those taiscd where the mid
Cata oguea gfatls.
The eoscton NJ Roses unsurpasssd comprising than
twelve hundred wich
kinds u BE- obtained q the esstaud cuvatos
France.
The boUrc department compete ohaier
desirable ~ Camril PeargOnum. Akaea. Cactus
PToHy, Fuchsit, Chrysah iemun. J1par Lilies, he
'.'AHbsfa discount made IN large yutchssers
~ AZ orders 70 be accompanied with the cash. drsh
satisfactory reefetee.
Catalogues gratis, every pos, paid applicant
Orders addres@d viii b. promptly
plants erufey packet n p0fatou part
county AMI forwarded without dsisy De 3-5m
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.sasArA ~ CHARLES CARVILLE,
n Pine st., New York, 40
AGENT FOR THE NEW YORK MILLS,
- =. i. T.. ONEIDA co, N. w.. .f.
HAS FOR SALE nv THE PACE

TOfN Il TAOhAUE-
IL NJ in N. Y. Min shirtings rU.H
do
% EItra suTer Water Twist. a superior fabric
Ertra rwined Jean.
Corded shirts. chambrays. Cambria Dimiy III
Anda general assorunsn Of Cotton Fsn,aoon ssui.
of very superior styes-
ALSO, A. AGENT FOR THE -HuDaoN PRINT WORKS.
CoLraniA corsrS. n. ~ "a m
general assortment PRINTS AND FURNITURE
PRINTS comprising all The ss, style. which design
and skill IN execution surpassed. NJ
ALSO As AGENT FOR THE IDA MILLS. TnoY. N. Y,
(BEN.LsNLI~ MARSHALL. EsQ, Frsyr.sssr)
An the establishment with
enable
Of COTTON GOODS worthy buyeu from ali
sections of the whom they offered
voursbe
New York. Oct lstS. oe eI-nm
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TNHE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
IL to his friends public for the erel' extent Of patron
age received and gs rave u inform them
th his f manufacturing Clocks ara most
annie and with him will hod him ready
aE and most honorable terms ana
20 Devote the INST ng I'D To their Interests
been extensively engaged Nv manufacturing Clocks TOT
,aore than twenty he eeve be has had sufficient o
trtunes becoming acquainted with the wants Of Clock deal
es would hereby respectfully inform all Who make then
Of him. they shall be- furnished with Cocks which
ranaOt surpassed point Of workmanship or finish
well several manufacturers and dealer
are constantly siding worthless and counterfeit article labeled
genuine Cock which fact ~ an unwilling aekno~
IedFnen hem superiority He trusts that puehas
ers will appreciate advantage Of buying direct from the factory
they be the subjects nf this imposition Al
ofJe accompanied The will be promptly and faithful
BY attended WIN sebd th orders BY mail may rely
upon receiving personal application Clocks
ssbded for Foreign BE- careful selected AMI packed
AA reference Al Clocks purchased Al
ahs establishment warranted perform well and tn sam'
s b. Gsverd board vessels free Of tanspo aiior
parEe Wh that possible attention sha be
Maid ntsrss friends and patrons he respectfully
ceits the patronage q all.
Warehouse IN PhiaSephia, ut 20 North Third Street.
Warehouse 10 Baijmots al 30 South Charles Street
FAoToRT New Haven 81 Johns Street, beween Hlmi
Goa and MARKET &c 2a-Iy CHAUNCEY JEROME.
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CI.PARTN EkSHIP.

foNAkD HONE have this day associated with them mo.
IL W. NICoLL Cate hlm OF Cray NIeon
the Transaction VI DCesic
in this Guy under the fn LEUSARp. HOsE SICoLL.
WIN. a. LEONARD,
ROBERT :. HONE,
JOHN w. NICOLI.
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k'vsn 10 repressrt The inssnl
Die ferspiration- IL 10 the Ereaies
euation for the impurities ef the boz
u wiz be noticed that q tkieh eloo,
mi's issues NON all points of the .,
lace, which indicates that this per-I
ration no~s nninierrop'ediy when v
arr In hsaith. but eea.ss when We
siek. Life cannot be sustained wi
OF a. II 10 thrown OF nom the bio.
and other Juices NJ the body. and ia
peses BY this means. Of yearly an Il
Impurities within US. The blood, 4
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NEW BOOKS.

HARPER's ILLUMINATED BIBLE. No 1.-THE prr.rni
II lie e brings The sacred Lux Chsp XIX. Iu-
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The concluding numbers win .upetb
Inumnauons In eolors As titles, fohtspieces,
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the history SILK linen
with observations spinning dyens weaving ke
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This elaborate oducioR comprises nh fund of
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Ia and Atainments OF the aneenIs derived
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Few works viii be found claims
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This volume dcsgred to the
the student in the composition found very useful
aurary the author having introduced
ens IN his plan and we'll thus
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HOLINESS LIFE oF MOZART Forming No 4 OF HarpeI's
New Miscellany MUSLIN ExTRA-PRICE SO e.-"Therc
10 such charm this good
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strkirg mar aiNr Mr. Holmes unes OF knowledge and
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cordially for pleasing addition
cal literature. '-E1amirer
For sale al the Boasstorca Of
de 20 DRINKER A. MORRIS
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n COX no YOUR INTEREST Th,

U OOK TO YOUR INTEREST," The sub
scbers would respectfully inform customers and the
Pve generally they reesyod usual large Of
fhe oa kinds u ready made CLOTHING Tor
uisf pssr they additions semi
eeky ~ variety Of desirable Coaks CoatVenE
Pants nrtysu Shirt. Cosu rosons stoks Socts Hds'
Eusendsrs &c which thoy will BE- pleased 10 1T them
nj h upon tbs reasonable terms
pains they the selection of their lteas 10
well the care they have taken
tbsm made under the pcrhon 10 seeuie dana
bihy neatnes- o. their peculiarly
Can md for yourselves
- HOOPER a CRAFTS vHrina CinthuE SINE,
To7-a M 90. a.in a.
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RLANKETS.-We have Just received from
- suction. = hrss M ~ NEGRO BLANEETs, which
bouzata aefhce and will be so unusually low 70 which
thu attention of curersand others.
Aoon hand - tOf it, i2f and f3i Whitney Bed Rlan
kets q importation. of which EHa Ribbon
Bound and which " viii ~ very io,g n eloss.
dss1 KENT, KENDALL b ATwATER.
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ID EDUCTION.-A reduction seems to
b, the order Of the day being determined To keep pace
uh on, neighbour In rye stock OF
sin ro.. much prices Among these goods VII be
fousd nd and blue bib Go de- khInes y ana
"a ~.trr rs. very reh Heavy bib satin strpeL do rich
o eh.nseahe ssoneni OF eoiofed Dress
a. HAwEs VAN DEURsEN a WARD.
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Steamboat CnIIIslnn.
From the Picayune Extra, Nov. .


TwsNIT THtRTY LIVES Losr Twenty or
THtsrS SokLpEp.--rhs Sultans, Capt rufts, which
rived this morning from Vicksburg brings the paticu
lars OF terrible sesaboat accident which occurred
the 2s Instant abou, miles below hatcher in the
he al OF ds river by which twenty thirty lives
were lost and great number Of persons severely
scaldsd
The suiisna, bouad down the river, came in contact
vita the Steamboat Mara, Capt I. w. Duunca, bound
70, about O'Clock in the afternoon striking her JUS.
tQvaT OF the whsehouss and by the violence OF the
saoo broke the connection pipe OF the Maria by which
s1s cas clerk tue second engineer and between twenty
I'VE qua tairty deck hands and deck passengers we're
sealaed nsny OF them severely that thore was no
Prospect OF their recovery
y lhe Iaua sunk to within about two feet Of her cabin
hOor within ave minutes anss the collision drowning
between twenty i've and thirty persons who were on ths
lower deck Is thought that Capt Dunnica yss drown
ed but is n9tcsrainly known The cabin passepgers
sli saved. ~ f's'''
The steamboat Talma, Capt Hi.s cana down thu ri
yer soon ai.er the acc dent, and took on hoard he
wounded and conveyed them back 10 Na,chs, 90 d.
placed IN tho hospital The sutann remained bv tho
side OF the wreck till sunrise the next morning rendar
ing every siance in their power we ar, nnsbe -
igFai'h ni Of the Of killed spd scslded The
Msrit wultss total loss, Il to thought The bows ol
he we're much injured
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W.sHrroror. Nov. -. 1916.


CH Bonoi Cui Malo
We have report ght-and informant is a gen.
ueman OF distinction and veractythat the Mexican
public, that is the army is split up again to fragments
that by half of the army Anna has been de-
clared dictator, and has left San Luis for Mexico carry
Ing that portion Of the army with him. and that the other
half OF tho army under Valencia has obstinatey refused
to lshve San Luis join in the proclamation Of Santa
Anna as the dictator. The truth of the matter is more
likely to be that Santa Anna has been pronounced die
tator by the army, and that he has left Valencia in
mand of the main body at San Luis while he with the
detachment has returned TO quen the revolt in the
capital
The difficulty ofprocuring peace with Mexico will
be the difficulty of finding government with which TO
treat.
Would II not be the very best plan to authorize Gen.
scott to issue Pronuneamenfo declaring himself Presi
dent OF Mexico, assist him in organizing government
NJ The point OF the bayoDet the regular method of the
Mexican electoss and then to send commissioners to
him at the National Pa lace treat of boundaries indem
mites right OF way for ship canal 10
Tehuanepec joining the Atlantic and Pacific and all
other matters between the two countries Honestly we
may be driven TO the necessity Of such expeden
before the war is
Among the arrivals since yesterday morning we have
=, AT CoLEMANs-Hon Messrs. Breese and semple, Of
the Senate General Hinton the great NAL contractor Of
OHIO Gideon Hswley, OF the Smithsonian Regents; and
john " Washington OF Mcnt Vernon.
AT BBowE's.-Aessrs rennybacker and Turney Of the
senate and Me'srs. Payne, Linn Boyd Andrew Kenne.
bergeant.atArms.
There is en- increase eff arrivals of strangers at the
unsd states ana our Congressional daily ex-
peciec Congress coming and things begin brig
up Atue' yours, truly, FORrY.NlNE.
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riIscellanco,,s ftecord.

Tnx sHr EUROPE for Liverpool; and Prince Albert for
ondoa Will sail tins day at u o'cocs The Baltimore for
change. aud " H. Y Residing Rooms
BARK VERNoN-This vessel previously reported ashore
Fire Island has not OF stated several OF the
ing papers,
ding River, J. on the night of the 22d inst an u u sup
posed all board persisted The from Philsde.-
pha for Prcvidencs Reeves master and had Of l63
tons of coal
going into Sandwich and remained ashore the 2'h would
probably be got of
STEAMER PORTLAND, Rogers at Boston from Eastport,
mon Of 23th ult reports British steamer North America from
into Moosrpecca Head Harber About that time il com
showing very fast and blowing very hard The Port
wind, which N E. hauled und 5 and South
end bi W perfect hurricane Uns brig and schrs
ashore II sight of the At Cranberry Isles aud
and schr at Deer Isle. large schr ashore on Fox
Island IN bad situation Saw aytsa bark Csntsn beos
reporsdl ashore on the Muscls ridges Capt Roger
sud put INTO P9snd on Saturday. and soms Of her
gers arrived In the city last evening by tAs railroad.
Sega SALLY Avs, Wells. Of and from Wells, Me- with
the NV blow aud was obliged 10 anchor in Broad Sound
where she parted both chus and drove upon ledge ear
the Gave, bged, filed with water, AID drove ont to
EofB stoa Light, b. Cape Cod Schooner and Landed
some Of the Cape They reached the CRY on Friday
svng nothing but what they had on
THE scHa CIsciv,Arus, Provncetown, Nov 27rh, had
erprise of aud from Frank fort for Portland winch had
sprung leak 23d and was nearly full Of Took on
capt Sprou and and landed them at Proyncetown.
Bars Lagrange. of New York from Savannah for Boston
emanad The beach, high up Sch Boston Packet tof Or
rngon) Ryder, which had been Truro Beach with loss
Of fcems:t, had been on and is in this pors-t Maine
Correspondent.
scuR FRAsxLir Of and from loohbsy. 9Th wsed, ~!
Int, Portland asth and anchored uadsr Houss Island seo
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Foreign Impe4.,ations.

LoypoS-ship st James-to cases Lawrence, Murray
IS do Oppenheim & co-l2 do Phelps * Dodge-70 chs
MoorwopdTI9b bale. Il WT& I Mali-7 Gaze. & 4 Wal:
iGsey Youog Sco,2do Meyer SON ;sz bKs IA
li.msl5 bales Stodd.rd2 bids q Meyers Sonl5 bales
F,edler3 pkEs Schrage Koop cs-2 cases Herrick
II OK w Martens2 Roberts65 bales Har
Nephew & col case w Bradsh-i do Woosey Woolssy
II do I L Meek-l do l. Cohen-l do I Lohmonson- do
Bartlett Milford do Cary Hari-l do Mr. Kearnsy-l do
raydock, Carlies & col do Wiley X Pu,nsm-2e0
chalk Grnnell Minurn coo cases q Moorewood-5ol
par ksRss to order.
Misunderstanding Patrick Henry.-I5 pkgs II A Peck CO
- cases Sesuders-5 ibis Philips Aliens pkgs u
Jones COL bx Basicr Brothers-l7 hhds bags Rsy.
bu'n2i cka Brown esIs1 cks By Godfrey rstt,,cns
cases cite Baylis-7 bgs Gihon2e Dbl Hunt
Wiley 4 Putmsn-6 w Hunt-1 bI Bians & Halst.d-<es
Pkgs Dennist0ua cob bgsJ Z hon.l casS Weton
col OK bx Barber Bro.hers-7 cks Thorp-55 w
Whtewrsht-7do Mccall coz eases BuckinshsE & Co
ar spe ddng-iOF Newbold-t Richards & Carr Lambert
Y BIothers-lJ Newbod COS rs.on Stewstt1,o
II Haght-l u Lyrch--l Marshill--2 hughes, Ward x
co., eorhesd-l Jones.l Wooas-s NJ Northsm
IS Wright, Snrges Shaw-2 Cameron s. Brand-13
steel 81 bales cKs Nayor CO.. Hart-9 Lowndes
a Reynsda-500 bdis ron25 copper sos bxs tin
Phelps Dodge cos0 steel ls7 bars do J.ssopi3
cham cables squres-looo bxs tin Woodruff Minturn
26 do Cas Ward Conne-lo0 coal lo9 do salt Grin
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-01
Foreign Markets.

BY arrival at New Orleans from Havana, we re-.
ceived the following interesting commercial circular
HAVANA, November II, 1916.
SINGS report Of 7h ult Island has been again
ravshed by disastrous hurricane far more destructive
the shipping in our harbor than that OF sil 1t
menced the night of the 10Th October and lasted
tl the middle OF next day About 100 sailing vessels,
steamers and vessels of war in port, sunk,
wrecked, dismasted, or otherwise seriously injured
besides a great many coasting vessels Much damage
also occasioned to buildings in this city, and many
lives lost The tempest extended for considers
BILE distance TO the east and west Of Havana seems to
have ragged with equal fury in Malanzs but not quite
violently in Cardenas On the south side there
great deal of damage at Cienfuegos but less at Trinidad,
while at St Jage de Cuba the gale not felt The
sugar and coffee crops have suffered considerably, al
though not so much probably was at first supposed
Wherever the hurricane ragged II beat down the cane
and partially broke IT, such part is broken is OF course
lost but i is difficult to ascertain how far that the case
Where the cane is not broken although bent to the
ground may be restored with continuance of favors
BILE weather for some time TO come. Since tho hur.
ricsns, the wcsther hes bsen suspicious, and we
understood the cane looks promising In many
districts. But cns ssnnet rely merely on 10 e.