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DR. K. A, WATKINS has renovoe t2 A' 's D recently occupied by E. MoG1 E't, ', 1 a mile east of the city limits. OFF iVt DodgeS DyAg Store. wkere he iHa, bs isaO' La the day, and. at night. wheg necessity 4Hs '' .D. of emergency, pE. LAuK.E vii attend Al HD free of additional charge. !
 His charges, ia all cases, ~sil oe lhs '@''' city Physicians ....t. .ss ,@s
 He tenders his thanks to his oid iEies'' i'~ rons, for past fayors, and hopes fer o'4''''-'' of their patronage. at sa
 Llile Rock, Eco. l5 ls4s.
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pALITMIiN,S REGISTER.

The P5IiticiaR's Register snd Stat'strcsi Menns' for ls4s, containing the election returns tor Presi' dent. Governor, Congress, &c., in every state by counties for the years 1894, '45 '46, f7 and '4s lrst of the members of Congress and Governors of the stae Times of holding elections; Digest Of the Naturalizatio Laws; the Executive Calendar, With other useful political matters.
 Single copies lsls cen's-'en for Sl' or Ss per hunbred
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Late from sanse re.
sf. Lorls, July 26. sr.

Ki: Carson, the bearer cf csspatches f-o:a Sal.- fornis. arrived to-day, having left ssIia Fs on tho 18th uk All was quiet cf hat tins. The death of paymaster Spalding is confirmed. Fsassssa Americans were attacked by one hundred Apache Indlans, h which skirnish four Americans were killed, and Ave wonnded-Ellist Ice, of this city. mortally. 4 messenger was sent to Taos for ss- sistancs. During the engagement, the Indians stole 90 horses.
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NEW GOODS.

YOHN D. ADAMS has just returned from New D Orleans, with a small we'll selected stock of
 STAPLE DRY c 0 o Q s: Consisting ol donestics beaehed and brown, Oeor gia lceIis prints beached and brown drills sheet ing, shirting ard table hnens, kentucky jeans, red and white tanneis, suiped and pian tinsys, lew pieces ginghams, bazes, and masiins. Together with small lot of
 Hats, Boots, shoes, &c.> &c. Which will be offered very low for cash or country produce.
 JaIy 26, is.s.
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Southern United States Mail.

Tri. Weekly Coach Li"e from L.tI1s I'0tR
 to Washington, .Arkansds, and 10 ihe
 celebrated Hot Springs, sn
 four horse eodchcs. YElHIS line connects at Little Rock with the great
 Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line. leaving Little Rock and Washington on Tuesdays, Thurs days, and Saturdays, at A. M.- Reaching Hot Springs in one day
 The proprietors will run as above stated during the season. The greatest attention will be paid to the comfort and convenience of passengers, Ac- commodations are good, and charges Io"eT than any other conveyance.
 Patronage of citizens and travellers is respectfully solicited.
 AnriI 9S no33 If
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AN IsczpExr.-Tc participate in the festivities of shs day. and to aid in tho reception of tho gallant velanteers, seven wagons, decorated with flags and loaded with citizens of Knox county, entered our city yesterday. On the flags were inscribed the names of these soldiers in war and statesmen In peses-- CAss, BgTLER and Caismtss ioAio, sszs.s=ss.
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N&nEW@-Mcs

ETNHE subscriber, agent for II. Haeerin4a' V. ~
 l eontinue the formers business at hIs cd ''.4 on Main, near Markham street, and Keep oeS'-a @%' ly on hand full and well assorted stock 9i O'V1 rice, Dry Goods, Boots Shoes. Hardware I-''Ss ?. &e, &c, all of which will be sold low iof oAsn - ', highest market prices will be paid for eoaSnl " duce, as be4F hides, peitries, bosswsx' Nc' .,,sr
 Little Rock ls47.
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Gatfa Percha.

What is It This question is asked by thousan.ls who have heard the name, It is gam, similar to that of the Caoutehouc India Rubber, but us- ceptibe of more varied uses IL is thicker and hca. yisr. Hose and gus pipes, boot and shoe sOes, book bina.ngs, canes buckets, bags. clocks coats and rious other articles made Of 1t: and altogether, 1t may bs considered the mos. valuable vegetable gum ever discovered
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April II, lsi3.
NOTICE,

IS hereby given that the Register oi the Land ot- fee al Baiesyilie Arkansas, will be prepared to
 receive anniications 10 enter the North east quarter of Section 9, in Township l3. North of Range 6
 West, on Wednesday the 10th day of May, l5ts,
 at o'clock, A. M. JOHN MiLLEh, Register. 9,,J I0 yQ-H
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THE NEW TARIFF.

The New Tariff of IS46, arranged in alphabetical order. with history of the proceedings connected with the passage Of the act; the new Warehousing Bill. and inc value of Foreign moneys as estimated at the Custom House by late act oi Congress-
 Single copies l2ls cents-ten for Si' or SS per
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A Declaration of Principles.

4 North Carolina political editor, who is deter mined that his readers shall not 'go it blind" has published declaration of the principles that he tends to support. They are as follows:
 The cash for old debts, and good security for new ones
 Plenty in the meal gum and sugar in the gourd The right of every white boy and girl in the State ts an education-sso to four dollars in money, and . pair of new shoes.
 An equal distribution of rain; and no death amongst the pine trees
 Twelve dollars and fifty cents for cotton, eighty cents cssh for eorn--wheat and oats in proportion Shad in the Pee Dee, and "Big Blues" on the Co., heras.
 The right of the white men and women in the State, who pay their taxes to take sherfs receipt for tho same.
 4 hen in every pot, and new brooches to all who need them.
 We notice In an exchange the marriage of Mir Wright to Miss Bet'ercay Mir Wright had no doubt read PoPe's Univereal Prayer, particularly the following verse of it:
 "If 1 am righ, thy grace isnport
 Still In the right to stay; If am wrong, c teach my heart
 To find the better rdy
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READ THIS,
Iron and Castings.

5000 LBS. assorted flat bar Iron, GOO square do do, 100 " round do do, 1000 |" blow bar and slab do, Bundles sheet do, 900 lhs horse sAoe do, 300 American blister Steel, HOO Ovens, Skiileis, Pots. Dogircns and
 odd Lids. Received per "Ellen T" and for sale by
 VIM. B WAIT. 4priI II lsi3 3l
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G0dfy'y Lady'S Book and Family Magazine

GUHFyS LdH! DUUN UHu IuIHfI! .1ue"''H'' The oldest Magazine in the United States. con tains monthly sixty pages of reading matter by the first writers in the country, twelve more than the New York magazines. Two splendid steel engrav- inps. an undeniahIe authentic coored monthly Fashion plate Model Cottages and Churches, Chochet We ork, and other matters, for the Ladies, all illustrated and well explained. &c., &c
 Price for one year, which includes the Ladys Dol h, Nawsnaser. making three pu bIcations in one month g % Two copies without the Lady's Dollar
 Newspaper, VV Five copies with one to the person sending
 the club, lO " Eight copies, H io Vo Twelve copies, z" oV A specimen of either the Iadys Book, or the Tady's Dollar Newspaper sent to any person pay ing postage on the request.
 Address, I- A. GoDEl,
 No. lI3 Chestnut Street, Phiia lelphia
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CASS AND BUTLER.

The s,eeches of Gen. Lewis Cass, with biogra- pblcal sketch of Gen William 0. Butler, by Fran cis r. Blair, to which spfehxed the correspondence of Secretary Marcy and General Scott.
 Single copies l2]s csnts-ten for Sl. or $s per hi ndFed
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TAXEsyi TAXEal!s A IL persons liable to pay taxes, arc respectfully "A requested 10 come forward and pay the sane immediately, they will he dealt wiih according to law. A. ]. HuTr, SAsriE and
 Er.0fseio Assessor aad Csilscfov.
 ef PsIasli Csasiy. ShsEiH's office, Little Rock, June 5, fste.
 ni0-4w.
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A Small Farm to Rent

TINHE subscriber offers for rent sIaal iA'a-, 7,
 \ the city of Little Rock, containing l"sa ., or three acres IS ae land. good ipelosafs;a ' ,oy adapted 10 a market Earn. L. hhA"DN
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Threshing Machine

ONE with Hosse Power &e.. comPis's T,., OHmproxed Banning Mil, mace D' and Embree, CoiefaiB, Ohio. Tor sac 'l AT
 yJEas 20, 'is WI
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nEMncnAIlc TRXT R0OK.

The Democratic Text Book. being comPenoinfn of the princirles of the Democratic party, contain ing contributions from ihe abes pen' of the coun' ,ry on the various political questions of the day
 Single copies I2ts eents--ten for Sl, or SS per hr, lr.N
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NQDHM0>H. N

XXTE have just published, and wIIl be ready to w deliver on "Wednesday next. pamphlet Of 75 pages, octave: Containing list of Forfeited Lands, subject to be donated to acIusl settlers under an act of the General Assembly of the State Of ATkan- sas entitled "An act to donate to actual settlers the right o the State to certain forfeited lands, approv ed 23rd December, Is40, and other acts supplement tary thereto.
 Prepared al the Auditors Office
 Having been at considerable expense in issuing an edition of this pamphlet have thought proper to secure a'cepy right.
 We shall be happy to supply all demands for it by our country friends.
 Go-Price-75 cents per copy, or $500 per dog en. REARDON & GARRETT.
 Banner Office, Little Rock, 9th Sept, ls+7
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FHtLAbsLrHtA. March g, ii.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2, ii. hereby certify that after lingering four years with Pulmonary Consumption, and gicen up 5y four Phgsieians, who pronounced me tncurdbie; the dis case!was arrested and was restored 10 hfai solely by the use of Thompsons Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naphtha
 MARY HANY, IS Spruce st. 9y-This invaluable Medicine is prepared only al the North East corner of FIi1h and Spruce streets Philadelphia.
 Sold also by J.. W LAFPE.
 Main St. Little Rock. Price of large bottles sl: or for g. Beware of imitation.
 Dec. 6, lSi7. i5-om'
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MORE GOOD TWINGS'.!

70 CANS Fresh Lobsters, 40 5 Peaches,
 40 Cove Oysters.
 72 boxes and iS boxes small Sardlnes, Hermeucaliy sealed Salmon, green peas. co 'hsh. straw berries pckied obsteTs, onions. wanuts, &e, currie powder rres;ons extracts of lemon, rose, va nilla and nutmeg. lime juice. thue lemon strawberry and pine apple syrups dried Canton ginger pine apple and English dairy cheese tongues and sounds, sweet chockolate. Schneider and Harp champagne wines, superior Irish and rye whiskey, oyears old; cherry cordial cranberres, prunes, pure ground black and true Cayenne peppers white wine vine gar, No. l Mackerel fresh; iam,y hernngs with the roe; imperial and Ouloots teas ot superior quail ty, &c-. &c.
 Just received and for sale al reduced prices, by
 W. P. OFFICER. ,,tia pack Dar lSl7
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lNfS (. DkEW. IHFfN N, - I"N '
 DREW 6 RAYBURN,
MOSES GREENWOOD. J. II HEALD. T. \. ADAMS
 MOSES GREENWOOD, A. CO,

JVJN M TONTNI1N
 MERCHANTS No. , Fourcher street doors from Poydras,
 NEW ORLEANS, LA.
 NS- Particular attention paid 10 the sale Of cor TON, TOBACCO. AND OTHER PRoDuCF-- inc collection and remittance of Funds and the purchase and shipment of Merchandize generally. s-ly.
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NOiise to Pre-Emption Claimants. Every person entitled 10 the right of pre- etnp'ion 10 any of the lands within the townships and trsc- tiona townships above enumerated, IS requiied ts establish the same to the satisfaction Of the Regis ter ard Receiver Of the proper land office, and make psymen, therefor as practicable. after seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for the commencement of The public sales of the nis em- bracing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
 RICHARD NJ YOUNG.
 Commissioner oft General LaRd O6iee.
 I6-I0 W.
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MAP AGENTS WANTED

TNHE subscriber wishes 10 engage h the '@s | his Maps number of young and miaaie 1t' men of moral and business habits, as tfavs'' agents Having completed new and sissat proved editions of hts Universal Atlas, 'J VI Urge Map of the World, Reference and Dis'Sa. :. of the United States, National Map of The - Siates--also, variety of other Maps. 'se'ua. several Maps of Mexico inc subsenber IS PisP.,s11 10 furnish agenis, for cash, at the lowest p'"' prices.
 Address, ..-.,,.,,
 8. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL
 Northeast corner of Market and ssf's'
 Streets, Philadelphia
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LIFE OF GENRRAL CAM,

Tbe Life and Public Services of Gen. Cass, wi'h his Speeches and Letters on various subjects. the only complete edition ever issued. This edition contains information relative to the public and pr- vaie life of Gen Cass, never before published lvo'' octave of eighty pages
 Single copies 9 cents--ive for $l, or $lO per hundred
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VILUIBLEPOLTFICAL WORKS.
N. HICKMAN, NO.II6 TIM0RE STREET,
BALfIHaRE

Has just published the following valuable sad cheap Political works. They are published at ex- tremely low prices in order 10 give them an eS'en- ded sale.
 Those 10 whom this circular is addressed, are re- qucsted to exert themselves in extending 'be sale o' the publications.
 Pos,mAssers, periodical agents, deaiets. &c., are allowed a handDome profit. aud can receive hsho- some remuneration by the sale of these wotks
 Editors. Democratic Associations ana O'ae5 a.e to give as much publicity as possible to the publication of these works.
 Orders accompanied with the cash, promptly st- tended to- Address as above.
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 Rrou. NapoIeon and Mouth Of 4 Fkansas Ri. yer to Little R 0ch, vaa HuFen, Fort
 smith and Fort Gibson. yTlHE liah, drnuehi steamers WILLIAM ARM N STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FE will run regularly between the above ports Tor the con yeyance of freight and passengeEs--the WIn. Arm strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on Moadsys and fAursdays at 9 o'clOck, A. M.--Returuiag will leave Listle Rock on saIne days The santa Fe will connect ish these boats al Little Rock making re- salar weekly trips from Little Rock to Van bgren and Fort Smith, and extending her uiPs 10 Foft Gibson when the water will permit.
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon this be- ing permanent angeme nj, and that their freights viii be conveyed through with certainty and de- snatch. and at the lowest customary rates AN the boats are in good, sound condition, and handsomely fitted up for the sccommeda''on oi passe
 A. HAYS & Co, Agents, Napoleon.
 M. GREENW 00p & Co.,, Ag'ts, N. O. Dec B, le4T. H.
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A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING

A "FULToN's AGAIN."A cali in next aoer to thc Anthony House and see the hamdsomest and cheapest stock of VATcHES, JEEELkY L.4DIEA' FANCY SILK AND OTHER DRESS GOODS, ever brought to the Staia ol Arksnsss.
 OFF FOR NEW YORK. As am compelled to leave shortly for the east, to lay ir new sapply, have determined to reduce my stock as well as price. l am bound 10 have the CASH ;--or old Gold and Silyer-wh which will take in exchange for any goods in my store. and allow fnlI New York price for if
 Little Rock, May 9. ls4e. 3S-u
 READ THIS. A LL persons indebted io tue late firm of Tuck "A CT & IIamilton and II. Hamilton. either by pote or account. viii find their noies or accounts in tho hands of an officer, for collection, unless they come lorw ard and settle the same within 3U days from this date, as am compelled and deter mined to close my business without delay. Those wishing 10 settle, will call st Mir. J. r. 5cull's, (my old stand.) where they ~i find me m readiness to make settlements.
 II. HAMILTON. 4DrI Is fsfs 3l-u
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CONSU M PTION,

NJ N " Asthma. Bronchitis, splitting Blood, Pain in the side and Breast, sore Throat,
 H0arSeness. PnlpitatiOn Ot the heaTt,
 whOoping Cough, Group, HAves,
 Nervous TremOrs, Liver Com"
 plaint and Diseased Kidneys
 are E radically cured. By ThOmpSOn'S Compound Syrup Oi Tar and
 Wood Naphtha.
 L.HOUGH the great faishty oi PalIhehofy "A Diseases, at this time shows thai iheIe are par fcuar eases that render si too applicable t0e de- signation of approbia Hedieoeum--the disgrace of Pbyscians-to this class of diseases and thai mere are stages in their progress which having once been reached. recovery is doubtful. Still 10 one should despair The writings of physicians. who pave given to these affections particular atentioh aoodhd with many recolded cases Of recovery when the pa tisnf had teSctsd q seeming hcpciess stage cf tAa disease and there is, at this time, remedy PTepar ed iR PAiladelpkia which has met with the most til- umphapt and cheering success m the most ohstlhate forms of THROAT and pULM0NORf DlsEA' SES--so as to have obtained the sanction and em- pioyment in he practice ot many Physleians. AIIuson is had to THOMPSON'S COMPOUND SYRIJP OF TAR and WOOD NAPHTHA-the preparation of one, who, having given 10 Diseases of the Lungs and their means ot cure, the most care ful and thorough attention, presented to the puohe this great remedy.
 The soothing and curative power ot TAX has
  ton But in the above preparation. beside some oi our most valuable vegetable peetorals there IS con joined with it the Hood NGpttha, medicine but lately introduced, but which has been employed with the most satisfactory results m England m Pulmomory Consumption, especially oi iuoeIcu- ious form
 Read the following from Dr. Young, the eminent oculist
 PHILADELPHIA, Jan IS, I7. Messrs. AoxEY & DIcESEy:--G Gentiemen: Hav- ing recommended in my practiee, and useG m my own family, THoMPSoN's COMPouNpS 1hot OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHrHA, have no hesitation in saying that il is of the best preparations of the kind in use and persons suffering from Colds Coughs, Affections of the Throat, Breast, &e., so at this season of the year, cannot use any medicine that will Cure or prevent Consumption sooner than Thompscn's Compound Syrup oi Tar and Wood Naphtha.
 WILLIAM YOUNG. Nj. D,
 l52 Spruce street.
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WDZNM& EAs n DBLS. Clear Pork lO 20 !" Mess ditto, Received and for sale by
 VIM. B WAIT. -hareA l1fA, lsis. 2s
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nVSSGpTVTION.
COpartncrship.

FVNHE undersigned have this day associated the m selves together fer the transaction of GESER- AL CoMMtstoS BcsiNLss in thIs city, under the firm of PRATT S< BELkNAP. Office, g Camp
 JOHN PRATT,
 $. r. BELkNAP, No,,, orles,z Sent 1.sfs45 3-f.
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Te the Democratic Press we acknowledge tne kindly feelings that have existed on ah sides, and ehesTfui.y continue our exshaBges
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HOT SPRINGS. ARKANSAS.

TYRE undersigned takes pleasure in informing \ the public that he has taken this delightful and health restoring watering place, and is now ready 10 receive visitors.
 The Hotel has been thoroughly repaired and new ly furnished, and is capable ot Accommodating one hua3.ed persona. The baths at these Springs are anecua..aa Tor he care of Rheumatism and almost every disease that is heif .o
 An experienced cook has been employed, and Eeihss pains nor expense shall De spared 10 make all that may vlslt the Springs cemfei table,
 Stages leave Little Rock three times week for the Springs. NJ. C. ALTIG.
 April 25, ls4s.-33-.f Proprietsr.
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Died.
On Tuesday evening the 18th insfant NJ

On Tuesday evening, the 2sth instant, Mrs C.Ro.
LINE DAVIS.
Her friends, and those Of her brother In. law C. r.
Ruete. are invited to attend he- funeral from 737
Broadway, on Friday morning at IL o'clock to pro.
coed 70 Greenwood Cemet.ry
On the evening Of the 9th instant, Doctor THOMAS
FAN Bs2UREN, aged 65 years.
The relatives and frie nds OF the family are re.pect
iy invited 10 attend his faners, from his late resi-
NO - College Place, this Thursday) after oon
Ut clock, without further invitation.
On "wednesday, November 29, ct IL P. NJ, of con-
1Dupp''on. Mrs ASN DAVIS, rect Of the late Andrew
DAVIS, aged IS years.
Her relatives M friends aso the f,ard, y, h.- 49,.
oers OF EurtEs Lodge No 1T OF the l. o. of O r. ara
respectfully requested to attend the funeral OF the
deceafed. from her late residence No % Vand,u
street, on Friday pext. December l. at o'clock p M
On Tuesday; 18th Inst; HoHERr NJ TuoMpsov eIda.t
son OF Robert thompson, Jr., aged "a years
The relatives and fIiends Of the family NTH tho
members CT the Second Ward Hose Compsnv mo Do
the engine pa MES Nos and 3s are re.n.ctf,,y
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence ~ bs
father No lo2 Fulton street, this Thursday after
neon, at 2 O'Clock.
On Wednesday, the Goth instant, Consr1ms o,x..
cosy, In the Goth year OF his age.
Inc fren&s and Gcquaintanees OF tho family alsa
those OF bis brothers Law, George and Thos Rice
are fepecug invited TO attend his funeral, at go
. eioe q on Friday, Dec I, from his late residence
ny CeEtre street, corner Of Franklin street
~ NeS brunswick, ". on wednesday. 18th inst
sifr sh1rt iinese Of Inflammation OF the throat
sshfn.HINE, aged ~ Yeas, and LOUISA, aged years
w ~ .sp, ,e % John II and Catharins Heagiand.
~ fpsNFi or the 29th Infant, JosN Lhropoxs
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Bosror BARK Roman po,u.. s.yauran csr
sss S s
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faa via Holmes ao D1Ssii say
bern srss CID lark pauina Fsssendep Cork and market
Adams 6rss Peadss Center Sur nam Rs
rah Nash, Coamoe Howard Deane Norfolk Sailed
es 5 s1 SS but z anchor bsr
AcisO 9Th; Treme.t Bosso1r fn siosou scbr
VIM Peters Lord Ellsworth, Me- Cleasd-ship Leila Ben
s sason w ss sahT Cecil BSse ya%aas Am
sryed here this morning from Norfolk ana report in the bay
York ,ehs BleOmirg You'll I'm savannah and RO Gapde
hyAsNS sid schr Howard Baker (rom New York,
Lrwrs Nov 80 Arr bark Ohio from Bordeaux. brss James
Webster FIN Tsmpco via Savannah herman hrodite
erg and three fore and ait chr in last evening and pre-
MIMI Nov SiArr bark Euresa Ryder from Roson sloop
I'm PeTsasoa CID p racre FlOra for Barcelona Sea
VIM Galveston; ship seser s NYors g.
dmand shman ' do brig. Irving sa Rosason
ho%asten ysrSSs Psndsto do sr sehr Jane Butcher
BAIL ssas Liverpool Brandywine, Meryman, do; Hermine
s brig SarsS pnsaB N9Sas
lIss Perfect Gardner for 81 Pierre; Perry Fountain Pha
st Id steamship Galveston Crane Galveston ship Osweyo
ingerso Nnorh Sp ship Esmerado. Fremoyo Sp
lark Union Torre do ships Niebe Thomas Lverpoo Sodan
Thomas do; bark iona Potter Phillips, Baltimore.
sloop Copy Davis, Philadelphia. " ~
NORFOLK, Nov 25-Ar bark Duchess, Lane Boston; brig
Richmond, McKensey Richm ond schr Silss Wright Veser
York Bark Archabad Crazy bound to Barbsdoss also b
In hampton Roads, br Alicia, bound Richmond Sailed
schrs Habersam MeDuga Boiton; Cabot Smith, New York
~ arr bgs Royal Sailor Hentop, Rum Key (see msoe
Kn BsleheT I'm Fsdecnsburg for Boz ton sse mce sohr
ehnsetts Cape May Ross York Amphibioup, Plumb do
PORTLAND Nov BArr brigs Sop ia, Haven Norfolk; Hano
YER York. Phil depha 2th bark Sunny Eye (new) Mitchell
Brunsrick CID 9Th ship Charemagne, Faes New Orleans
lark Ran ger Dyer NataDzns.
PnovlDENcE Nov 26-Sld sshs xbnry, Sears Baltimore
RICHMOND Nov 6Ar schrs Ionic Sadler Norfolk; Courier
Eoeers Boston; II II Talman Young New York. Virginia
Could New York Bid schr VIM MOwy, Barker Jersey CITY
SAyArHAH Wow 26Arr bark Isaac Mead Brown New York
Cid Br chip Emigran Kemp Liverpool bark Harvard
do h-Air ship Aountaneer Carr Liverpool Charleston
brig Phnra Thatcher NYor schr Company Burr Newport RI
ca ship Teesar Wood Lyerpoo bark Backu Porter Boston,
brig American. Ross NYoIk.