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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-03

\ NEw-YoRK, Feb 2S.-sales of $40 bb!s Black
Rock Flour at S. 25. 100 pure Michigan at So
3IA. Last sale Genessee " heat at 81 81 white
goSd Ohio 81 25 81 80 Yellow Corn SIC
Ohio mixed, same price. Cotton &c per h..
The market in Naval Stores firm Spirits Turpt
'45c per gal: Rough Tupentine So 25.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-03

NorE-River Lumber, Tar and Turpen'ine are al
ways sold in the water and subject to the expense
of landing, Inspection cooperage, &C. say on lumber
SOC TO 81 per NJ tar and Turpenne about loc. per bbl
For dry virgin or mixed turpentinc deduction is made
10 quality.
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OUGAK-l0 bbIs best st. Croix Sugar; 10 bbls
II clarified do; 10 bbls crushed do 10 bbls pow.
dered do; 10 boxes Loaf do. For sale by
Feb o51 HOWARD & PEDEN.
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BALr1NonE, Feb 2e.-Flour market Inactive
holders asking S. IS for Howard Street. hut no
purchase. Corn had advanced-47 Acc for yell
low, and Is Al for white. Whiskey 25 253c
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LIST OF LETTERS.

lie Post Office at Wi
9th of February, 1913.
appear on this list, ar
IVertised Letters, and I
2 List.
PM.
Mason E BE-
MiddIebrook c
Martin WIN
Marines A
Mathews James
Morrison Thomas 4
,Mildrun w u 2
Meits J L
Morriss Alfred
Mercer win
Moyo David
Murphy n
lMclniyre w
IMurdaR -
Min6an AZ
McKinzie VIM
Miller Vim =
Moulton DID
Murray capt Themas d
iMHultshy ID s
McArn Hugh
Norris John "A
OiteT James
Paul Thos K
Palmer Pill
Philips r ]
Perkins B
Pickett A
Province D D
Page miss &
Pannell Mary
Prosser T.
Patterson N
Palmer Thomas q
Potter JP
Patnore Nancy
frice Margaret
Price George
Ruslin II NJ
Rich WIN u
Rogers j W 2
Richardson + D
Robson WIN
Rue E
,Rison John
RILEY )
Right John
Robbins Joel
Robinson IlIn rles
Redmnn w b
lRadclif Mary A
Read miss Martha
Simpson D B
$nIih capt B r
Savage " IN
Smith capt WIN
Sholar M2
ISmiih ~ II
Snndbery w
iStuve A
Scott Amelia
smith capt Joseph AZ
skipper ID
Smith John
Scott VIM
sheppard John
Small r Il
Smith WIN A
Saunders WIN
,Sandford cap Jonah
Sutton John q
Smith capt J A
Smi h Jane
Simon lsadore w
Tnlmnn miss NJ
Thornton ~ uI
Thompson, Smith 4. 20
Thompson WIN
y thompson Henry
Turner John u
Teppira Francis
ThoInpson Julius
Turner Thomas
Value mr.
Weldon SP
Williamson John
Weldon caltA
Wood J
Waters Isabella
tWelbaT John I o
Weston John
WILLIAMS ID II
Wright J II
White J ~
hyatt e
IWhiitaker L II
Williams il,
Vikings John u
Wood Joseph Z
Worrick Allen
lWhitmorc Ryran
Williams Gilbeit
Wallace JolIu b
Woodward John
Yale Jeremiah SO
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-03

DLANT1NG POTATOES. for sale BY
March WIN. A. GWYER,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-03

- MAllNINO ii
A. mington. on th'
Those whose nar
requested to ask fol
mention the date of
| l25-3tl w. G. L
Allen Jamc.
Arniit James
Allen Elkaua
| Ariis Emily Q
| Allen mrs Eliza
Atkinson s
| Armstrong Alfred
Burney Robert
Biddle |
! Barnett F
Black John 2
| BrickeIl J NJ
Brister J CO
Bryant s E
Brown miss
Homestead r n
| Blwlrs Thomas Z
Rennril miss Mary
Brulnhle w II
Rurriss John 2
bradford Am T. 2
Brown miss Eliza
BIackman Henry
Ball Rev John
Barkly WIN 2
Berry stephen
Baton ThoInHs
Bowles q II
Black A
Bryant miss Ann
Bracket Z
Beatty DIR w H2
Bordeaux Richard
Cornish A
Come. Alfred
clark VIM
Cook Thos 4
Cornish Vim
Greasy Vim 2
CATH NJ lf2
ollins apt Waldo
CHudlS r. Is
Currsn Margaret
CoE5 : q
Cherii cap, John
Collins mrs RACHEL
Dew Noah
Dye NJ T.
Dusan Thomas
Dodd James
Davis mrs Martha
Evins John q
Enrmunson II w B
Everett George Ii .
Gilmore J w
! Elevc L
Emmett Maj WIN
FalcS q f
Floyd T B
Fraser John NJ 2
Fisher capt Hyrun
Findley Il
Gray capi II 2
Cue Moses
GariShcr Sarnh Jane
Granville f. Go
Carmen John
Ganse w ID
Gray W q
Guthrie NJ
Green Cato
| Harrison ID
llammons Mary
Harley miss Z
Hoyt capt John e =
Harrell Elisha J
HasSlrr J J s
Haskell WIN
Hines Lewis
HurrisS Robert
Hoard " m
Hcd'e Mary
Hill capt Thomas B
Howell w w
Hunt James 8
Hall John
Hargrsvc Sarah Z
Harrington Cyrus
Hill Joun I.
Jones &
Johnston miss II p
JcfTriPS miss Jane
Jackson miss Dicey
Jones Harry
Kitchen John ]. .
Kortyoheiln ID
kirkpatrick John
King Thomas +
Kitchen VIM
l.nsiter John
Leonard \ T.
Larkins Aaron
) I.arkins Evan
Lindsay James
I.evcnsiUn miss Dcnan
Mitchell Is b
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ALL INTERESTED PERSONS
Please take Notice.

ZNHE subscriber would simply say to those
- that still indebted TO him, that h. ex-
poets leave this place in less than three weeks
from date, and all notes and acco ln,s that remain
unpaid he will he under the disagrecabIc ncscs,i-
ty of leaving in the hands Of an Attorney for col
lection. GUY &. HOTCHKISS.
March 3, lSfs-l25-3r
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SAD AsfNR At PLNNOVTH.-WE learn from
the BcsOs JoayHel that Mr. lsssc Bsrnes Of Plymouth
came t. his death sst week under very distressing
sumstanccs. lie hss been trying % dssusde his son
samuel D. Barnes, youth Of Il. from prsctce -
which he was addicted of cunning in company VIII
Younger lsds On Thursday lsst stter demonstrating
with his son who resisted Al his efforts ne took pos
session OF bis gun and In the act OF carrying Up
sf.irs when the seiKed u sud snmed against hs
father stomach. causing him TO cry out with pain
They were socn separated but Mr. r. died in great Dis
tress on Friday night He bad been afflicted with sse
we're rupture ana the injuries he received rendercd
the disease st worse and probably csused his desia
A Coroners Jury called 20 investigate the msier
DEATH or BRAVE BoY.-We learn from the
Portland xress thu, Frederick Whitmore. about l'
years of age son Of Gen John c. humphreys. was
irow ned In Brunswick saturday afternoon tie was
skating ON pond with others, when the ice gave WAY
and lad fell In. While some one went Tor assistance
young Whitmore remained and assured his companion
that he should not be drowned. and lay down on the
zee 70 reach bic hand ard his young friend from
sinking until help should come The lad grssped his
hand and In bis struggles drew in bis brave eenesetcr
10 sink and die while be contrived 10 keep above va
TER and was rescued
Y II is said that Col Fremont sent to Gen.
kssrny just before his death ccneiistory nessage.
~ the hand Of Mr., Fremont
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MURDER ~ OwE0o.--We iesrn trom the ono
- sdrcgssr OF the 10Th. tina, sm0s stroci9us murder
vac committed IN that village on the sunday evcnin
previous BY mustto. named James Carl who wiihou;
any apparent prov son stabbed another cooIed ma
named John Hughes, kilug him instantly. IL seen :
that Carl had nsutrd female in the street who wrs
friend OF Hughes On reaching home, At Mr. Coe 81,
she mentioned the fact and John Immediately stsrt 1
- with 'hc intention be said 10 ascertain who VS.
the offender tie overlook Carl on the sidewalk near
Vsmerons corner and As he approached Carl strus (
him blow which cent him into The street On recor-
ering he sgan went up to Carl who then gave him q
fatal blow, the blade Of the knife dirs entering his
NECK and seVefing the carotid artery. making very
lsrge and deep wound In I'VE minutes he was eOrpse
Several yoang men collected around the murderer snd
his victim. Of whom Ssked Carl II he WAS the usa
who did the murder, % whom be answered with Gn
oath that he was and immediately fed pursued bg
only one person. who followed him 4 short distance
and then gave up the chase, permitting him 10 escspc
He was however arrested Tuesday evening Al
confined in the Noga Co, jail lie gave reason tor
lhe murder other than he thought Hughes intended
kll him Hughes had no weapon about his person a.
The time be me, Carl.
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MINING COMPANIES.

Upper CANADA MINING COMPANY-N1lc
- hereby given thsl farther s1i OF seven pence
h.rpeuuy ~ cts per share UPON The accessible shsr-s
Of n Upper Canada Mrrg Company las 1een GO 81 m
payable before Tie thirteenth csv o pecel'ef lrNl
A. he Office of tie Company in Hanitln. o. N Mrsss "
Of he Board nf ID .ecfrrs, II WILSON. Secretary.
I--orl.a C. VI Co Hamilton. Oct =. g. nl Jaw iDlf
Upper CANADA MINING COMPANf.-Nouce
hereby given hat all shares Of he Csptsl STOCK 10
t-e Upper Canada Mining Company m default Tor any a.
s-.suer 0r assessments Que. VIII De forfeited 10 le
ne of - Company. on the thirteenth day of December
rev no ess ihe same with interest ereol be sooner PAID
- rorf any other farther notice BY order oi he Board
m ID .re-,ors A. B. WILSON. Secretsrv
O@-eof lr G. 81 Co Hamilton Oct -. l848 rs 2Awi
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Z. w. RIMBALL y co.


sf---o - - Aitt-oi ~ I'm s$<>s<
uINElN, klMBAtL co. LIVERPOOL.
RESPECTFULLY INFORM their friends sud he pub L.
that they have commenced the General slipping aud
Commission Blsines., together with the General f-ssen
Business granting certificates a. passage from London
Liverpool Dubu, Be fast. or any par 0f ne Ola Country
o. Neg-Yors Boston and Phlaie phia
Drafts snd Bills 0fEXchange for 10 any amount on ma
Royal B-nk of ireland and iis branch",
Day. OF SALINE Of iho regular line of Liverpool Packets
liked upon The it, th. llh. 18Th 2lsi aud si oi
every month The ships att u he largest class an are
COMMANDED by 0f character and pefenoe The cabin
accommodations all that can be desired 10 point ~
-plenc0r comfort aud convenience, they are furnished
wr every description Of stores Of he best kind Puncm
Atty in fno days Of sailing will be- strictly adhered 20
Packet ships ROSClUS, SlDDONS SHERIDAN and
GAkklCk ves u ihe largest class, snf those des
Drsg out h f ends cannot select inner M safer
snins Passage be secu red II the lowest rsief.
nrw-Onean- Line y Packets sal weekly. FOR Passage
no Ffsa Do apply 80 above III im
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- .,-fu-s-s Niiy YORK. AND IT,
Il 3 t,srssss ~ IRE RAILROAD .,s,-.,I.s.xzd

.Na1lT ffffHYfsfHf
s.1n May T. % until f4riher uous-
tnt P.ssENsEss-- Leave NeW-fofk from g.. I.UI !
Dgarf-stl al o'clock. 4 NJ and Gcuos ? n f,f pias
mpui Rsnve.ivlie Clsrksfovu Spring Valley N0l'aJ.
Rsnapo, Monroe Works. Tuners, Monroe Oxiori Cses
Ter Goshen, New Hampton. f'cd'tovn fowes Ol.
FIl'. 30 Port Jews
goI Nsq. YORK ar insrliea as r'ases -Lafr. PoJsf
Us & NJ and ~ NJ OusVe. NJ % 90 = a and 81
z N Mddleiown 40 4 N. sni VI on.hea 7 p
A 81 ard ~ p 81 Chester A. u 4 N and q P M
AL baggage a. DEE rs& ~ the owner. uners pos l.
charge ~ DE bagga masters Fny lhs OF pefsolsl bss
Passenger tFGlns.
F0R fREicHr-Lsag- hew..oI. % ID u.io.k, 2 ?. ~
hsfges Samuel Msrsl, Henry suydsm. D. and Durhr
Leave Pom JerYls At , NJ; OusvlIs, st 10 An Ma
dieiown Al u An Goshen ri b. ". and Chesrr ~ N
MiLK viii De taken morning aus evening" hr Halos ru1.
n'nK etpresgly Tor hat r.rpose.
an n "a T. SEYMOUR. SuqrUul.uja1i
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INSURANCE.

a. NIGEERHUGf Eihf INSURANCE cos.
- PANN or NEW-fORK. ofics 90 Walrsl- Capita
e.9n0O0- Orieinsly incorporated o. l1t-Ths Conp1c,
.1rt1nes 10 insure sgsns lss snl damage by nre ol M
rnosl fsvosshe .arus if operations arc c0nhnet cd-7
lhe Guy u Nsw-YorE and Ia Immediate proximity A.
,.-r Al re,sf and paid with prlnrinal. snf ll-fFiF
DIRECTORS
gs,,.. I,.ls.l Io-u DoilolL Bsaf.o hfcliaI.t-
ka.ert Benson. John tampDl. -fa0rse tnn-Nr
Joshua BuIh Robert L amar lonn cray
Roti, Moore EiNari Cool Asher Riley
AMI, ly i.ani adam Nom- Robert kennN.
Ban. % De gorasa William Tuckol ChaB r L.evaIlsn
Arthlv Chgrdon wise hairersi.v " lluam BrHwuuy
slar Lawr4rrs William +. Dean. Henry Ellsworth
GEORGE IRELAND ffehieui
4 Nrnn.... Secretary or
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naninsrir Perm.

BOSTON Nov 3. CID. sa Asaoo k.a NOfssas trs JessY
B.ch Bsr.sr Gesss 0u,tasus ss fori Prse ssroa-
Thc1ss.
NV ORLEANS >cv Is-cls. SAP, sssuzsss ossss Liver
49, O.-ubr,sre rssirr 40 A'cnpe snth. s1-sonl
poRrLANp ssvG-cls. sAy hsVsrst Wssstsr. sesls
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DisnaInra. Nr.

he sthf Srsa. OF S1ry Wooa. s.acrs sls f'is
L.hL As ra- aFaa Of 4tl, al - iosa oss, sEeeff
y ssis sut rSg-s
The tss shse 81 sas- s'hos seos NJ kstra
Sc areye het saehor' soa TO- - - ate ne 81
49, aaa
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-. rs.s.E4l sssss1- nj D-ON AND BERk SuIdE
ss}3 ri -<2kex RA .kOAD Re aid Nllh heavy -
raj and open % Chatham tOur Corners
Cars 'esve Hudson daily Sundays excepted ~ a1d
- connscilng a. Chatham -Four Corners Vilh the West
and H1usstonc Railroad Trains Conveying passengers
Boston Springfield Pilsde.i. Nonh Adams Nesi slock
bride tc ST.
Return nz ne cars cave Chatham FourConlers A
and P " or % arrvs Of trains from Eszl rrTlEF 81
Hudsol 10 ZINE for the boss 10 Nev-Y1rs. a.
Hur am Env 3 1919 RI -
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WENTWORTH TRIBUNE.
THE LIGHT IN THE wISoo"



Nv ouAnLEs MAcxAr' LID
LATE or early home returning
la the starlight or the ram
heheld that lonely candle
o Slio;ng from bis window pane
ever O. er bis tattered curtain
nightly looking, ] could scan
Ave inditing,
withdrawing,
The pale figure OF man
-tiu discern behind him fall
TIE same shadow on the wall.
Fsr beyond the murky midnight,
Nv dim burning Of his oil
sulinz ave his rapid leahetsi
have watched him ut his toll
Watched his broad and sunny forehead
Watched he white industrious hand,
Ever passing
And repassIng
Watched, and strove 10 understand
What impelled it--gOld or fame
Bread, or bubble OF name.
OFT I've asked, debating sinly
In the silence of my mind,
What the services he rendered
10 bis country or his kind
Whether tones Of ancient music
Or the sound Of modern gong
Wisdom holy,
humOrs lowry,
Sermon. essay, novel, song,
or philosophy sublime.
Filled the measure Of Lis time
Oftbe mighty world at London
Re was portion unto me,
Portion Of 10Y lie experience
Fused into my memory.
Twilight saw him at his iOlos
Morning saw bis fingers run
LabOnng ever,
Wesrying never
OF tie task lie had begun
PLACID and content he seemed,
like man that toiled and dreamed
10 one sought him, no one knew HIM
Undistinguished was his name
Never had bis praise been uttered
b. the oracles OF fame.
sesnty fare and decent raiment
Humble lodging, and fire
These he sought for.
These he wrought for,
And he gained his meek desire
lt6tNlht men Dy "ItttcH NpIb-
Chngingto a hope deferred
20 he lived. At last ! missed hIm
Still might evening twilight isll
But no taper lt his lattice
Lay no shadow on bis wall
Ia the winter Of his seasons
IL the midnight Of his day
Md his writing,
And inditing
Death had beckoned him away
Ire the sentence he had planned
Found completion At his hand
Bot TINS man, SO old and nameless
Left behind him projects large
schemes OF progress undeveloped
Worthy Of snaiion's charge
Noble iancies uncompleted,
Germs Of beauty immstured
Only needing
Kindly feeding
10 hive fouushed aud endured
Meet reward In golden store
To have lived forever more.
Who shall tell what schemes mslesti,
Perish boo the active brain
What humanity j. robbed 0i
Ne'er 10 be- restored again
" hat we lose, because We honor
Overmuch tn mighty dead
Aud dispirit
Living merit.
Hesping scOrn upon is head
or perchance, when kinder grown.
Leaving It 10 die--slone
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r.. c.s..,ls....SJ NEWBORN, MN Ann.
IL -issss U . MOARI. LOMN AND DOB "a


~ az NORRIS AND EssFX RAILROAD
-Umfv 4brangeMeHf- Commencing Monday Nnrrmlsi
8. 1893. The Passenger trains vii lraye See Hork 20
Dover aud lntemr liaie places 81 3 A. ~ ami b, = NJ
NeFlIk lor Dover tnt informed se places nd u
n Dover for New az snd Now YORK ~ "A a ud 3,
2. q Morrstowu Newark and New-IOrk ~ a y ed
:, b. Aneigntlrln, with ps.seug cr attached esves
Dover az - A NJ arriving a. Jersey Ciyst7i a Re-
tuning leaves NewYorA ai A. = Passenger by these
irtns received add delivered carI way Nudh srd
South Orange, MiiviIe Summit Ghaihsm. Mad s0U, hof
.aoHn, Morris Plains Oenvlr -ld RockswHY. Al Dover
sages connecting win ihe NJ passeu or r-u Gaze fo'
succasulng sfanh0pe md Newton daily ford sp.fis
snd o. ego 90 Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays ana
JOhns1ulnrgh B.srsioTn. Columbia Dea~ Nsief Gap
SrJIdshu o. combining Co the Lackawsnus W0rks pas
Ing through BAi0nvile, Sisnh0pe. Pa Sulih. Tavern,
Netg.esyiIe Cn0u Donmofe II 'de Pafk. To- Progisrcs,
fuefdays Thursdays and Saturdays AMI returning rec,
the afternoon trains Tor Sfnrk Al Denvie stages e.ve
lOr P0weTye and BoontOn hs ARRIVAL - the mofpiny
al a1er0oOn usus from ard meet he morning and ahef
noon trains for SeHYors At N0fr-toVn Stages cave 20
tnr arrival ~ ile mor1g psssenger trains f0r Merthsn
Chester, schooey- Mountain Wasi1nston, belvd-re @d
Esstun. daily meet the Afternoon train for New fOfk
FOR Baszenndge fne aruga ~ he afternoon rain 81
Mors0w1 and meet the morning rain for NiOfs Orange
Accommodation Gar connects 90 Newark wh he O'CLOCK
morning and oc ock afternoon trains Tor Neg YORK; ara
the 10 Oco. morning and O'Clock afternoon fsin. from
reS-f0rk n11
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DRINTlNG lNh.-JOhN Q. LlGhrbODf a COO
s1rsy ranufscrri1s Al h.s Always OF 1Anc every g.
sTipto, o. Printing Ink frOm he hnes BzcE Ard Coor-
News lnks Which b. wkrx-ls sC1A 70 s1y ey-r anu
sscnret. and 0w prices oe GOD - az rrglA
ma1u~crr- Orders forwarded BY steamboat or rAlrosd
any pan q ne cocnry ~ addressing noe - ne a. >
Ros-s
Ps-Th4 pspera prfnlea viii ny News lax slso
great many other newspapers 10 Is cry pesdernis Boo
6Acnore, NsvOrsacs and osaer c1res I'D towns
ne Urtssd ssslsa szss
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CONVEYANCES.
EhntSrWEtN s6sroS tSp a.M'xos.n


~ fnari Route wifr1li ferry ctsa.s IN ar. a, -
gage On Gni ater Nov g. he hoir - isrvrg - - q
pm TIE steamers c. NANDERBlIT Co.., -
Stone. snd MASSACHUSETTS. Csgisin -- I. - -
reclon wiki ne slorngton ard Pr0yid.ncc Ard Bo,t,.
Providence fnrosfs leaving New .YorK Sy S1rs.v,
cepled rom Per J North River - ccors ? VI a..
Soung ton as oc.0cs or gno1 ~ srrys N ~ ~
usir non Boston Thee STEAMERS So l}s1psssst 49,
spendor ard comfort. having each u hem 81 aye rou
dove pr!gsie ss.e rooms snd bers 'or 81 persa,s =,
SIDE arse private royus fcr families, ard pae, ~.
Steamers arc oc-red By he ncsi eSper erc- No -
vi shorten TIE passzge between New-lork 40 So.
ror To hclrs, herey arriving In arp tine 'or a. II.
nes RAINING rom Ne,rGors. Norm so1it ard al ii
a. tte lEes RON soston Nor.h sni Essl
Toe MA>SAShl SETS will leave New YoIs fcats.,
fe1r'dsy snd Saturday, Leave si,niuson s5nd,t
" a. 1estsy srf FRIDAY
TIE c. VANDERBILT Vii leave Ne~-fo, Ao1is,
Wednesday AZ iGy Leave S.or ngton r astsy To,
DAY ard Saturday
y B-Pssenrsrs. the srT,gsl ofi.s steamer. a. -,
n gon proceed hmm eisieiy .1 ff~ spr1dd RSo.f 80.
20 Providence and sosicn nsFgare master s-era1r.r :.
each I'D nom Rocr. % ste charge - ne hss,,.
fOs paasge herthf tlste- rooms or IRE app ie.a1.
nay BE- made 10 ,ls ssan.s IN 10 ~asr sc y a..
n SlteTY-plsce. d.
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A. FOR -Af E-l"n pure ionr-hr~ed Canary Bnis
y mraslringf Oh inches org. dch color sn1 loud
- siu- ers .0 superior ck'u4 Birds Apply ~ $50
49, Bor-rY. nrsr fouuh.st no I'M
an FASHIONABLE HAT~.-Jnsf finished tae
Ill most splendid arlcs offered. elegant French
Ms balls l O.. IOr prre n Al. usually so'i fr - -
Also sr article it :. A md = .l-nefi ha,sMsl
MA fn Brown. lN Canals.
Fn NhW STYLE HATS for Gents and Young
- Gen Paris Mo.sskin, sls, Beaver Neufr.a Brush
src Cashmere hals, .l narrow, medium ard hroad
hrIrs Nr. rt. ol. Gaze STA, W9rlted. Mohair sr1
Fur CapT nONARQUE T., Hat. Cap trf FIr
on lm Warehouse - B0we-y
Gt.ITTs PEktIIA SOILS put on boots f1r
- allies shoes N cl1 ana wz-rani. M, Ei fIf
u Broad way lt boot and shoe store Fferch
- aud ua Pol caf dll1e and single cole Ifss ll.a
COlgref. lrs. .0os al 1af boots. with lIl s5tar
reu ef Goodyear patent OverthOs. s4l-s misses child
rem. alter boots huskls. taca anl white kd and s.-r
sNpnrrs % fhs lara assortment TOT family U.s. TOO noe
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

-, UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
9~-le1.e ship COMPANY-FOR NEW ORLEANS
HAVANA AND CHAGRES--Landirs %
Charleston and Ssvannzh-The steamship FALCOt W
o. Thompson Commander will sail FOR the above ports
Friday, December a. ~ O'Clock from pier No Norm
River No berth secured until paid for
Passage % New Orleans in Saloon. SIS
Passage ID New Orleans I'm Lower Cabin ~
Passage 20 Havana IN ~
Passage 10 Havana In Lower Cabin. 90
Passage t0 Chsgres Ia
Passage 20 Chlgres ln Lower CO in..............ln
Passage from NswOreans 10 Saloon .............lno
Pzssage from NeN-Of sans Ia Lower Cabin. an
Fr-igh O Chagres 81 ~ cents Ter foot Ffrigh 10 New
Orleans al u 90 per loot
Passengers ID Chagres viii be- charged freight oil 70
e-pt wearing a3psresrd this when 10 exceeds 30 Dc
TINS shp viii counec. - IN he Panafos line for freight
~ passage apply 10 N o ROBERTS. lls Westsi.
Bills u aiding signed b. The clerk board AMI 10 BE-
presented Tor Signature By O'Clock A NJ on tho day u
sGihrg MA ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

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ccrl-il % ?. from - pier between Cortland al b
ery IS.
T. : Mel Line 90 steamers. Go SOUTH AIESCA
Capt T Hgse, SANTA CLAUS, Csrt smentor, dsiy
A. O'Clock p NJ nom Dee eI 11rsl side of BarCsyg
All % re shove nosls cornr-l regularly with ne Rsh
rosi Csrs bound West -, and horth f.um AhAny =
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varied BY Railroad from Albany ~ilhout issy "a
f-elfl Snpiv l. Peoples i.re Ohco "a Grcfng 'tsi IL
c Schultz pier between lioerly and Cortland "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

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