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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-06

u HIT.I.sBOROI Gil.

L. 3M&s
THE splSrrilTF wauld ErspectiuliY seiuan his
thanks 10 the public iaE shr E'atronage -.
trndcd % Ihe 6Hsn a llaushawoHi A klliass AMI
40 Ihr hnsness will h. ronlinnn - him IN all IL
vaEons hranrhes. n the I'D stand, hc hoIss tote
orivr the same literal patronage.
STILLS. aud TIN WARE, 0feEer SaEisiy
for housrhoId use. manufactured in The most neaa
and dssaisle sisle BY experienced Nosk a'en, keIa
constantly on hand. ~ made 10 order. On The masi
reasonable terms. RsIaiFing oi Stills and Tin
Wan done ON the shortest aalire.
lie Is also prepared 10 sttend 60 all eIdeEs for
COVERING Houses WITH TIN, and
GATHERING. which be engages 10 de IN >
siyle equal faF eIcellsnce and as.aaess with that
OF any other woTkman in The Slats.
Tin waEs. as.ssisd, furnished Wholesale %
Herchanis aud others. and delivered 81 their
doors al Petersburg prizes.
JACOB HATGHAw0uT.
Sept. %. ss-
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NOTICE THIS!

V'HE partnership Of Workman & Iilsy haE.
ing hccn dissolved by mutual consent, and
the undersigned having, ON the first day Of DE
cember, 1876, formed a co-paTtncrshipi in the
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R.F. HIBBARD & cos
CarminatiVe SalVc,

For the cure Of Fclons, Piles. Ulcers. Carbunccs.
Aguc in the Breast or Pace, Ear-aehc. Burns.
Scahls, Rheumatic Pains, &c. &c. Price IS
cents.
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Cabinet Warehouse.

VsHE sul,srEilernrsPortfuiiy inf'nCs his friends
II and lhr Puliic generally .ihai hF hss 90 hahd.
and will enseaSor consi@nIly 10 krrr. SaEieiy 81
wsli-saa1~ Furniture, embracing all the trading
Articles. surh IS.
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Board Of Assistant A dermen.
MoNDAY, january 10. 1873

The President. LINUS w. STEVENS Esq. In the Chair.
Petih0ns-By Assistant AID CUSMISG-Of Henry Bre-
wort and others the grade Of Fifty ST. alter
ed between the First-avenue and East River BY Assis
tant AID JANEsOSOf the owners and occupants Oisores
10 Pearl between Madenlan and Coentes-sp 10 have
awning posts removed. To Committee on Strees..-----
By Assistant Aid JANEsos-CO nmuDcaion presenting
the proceedings Of great Ferry meeting at staten
Island held Tomp knsvie Saturday sth inst IN op
position &. Vanderbilt being granted the Staten Island
ferry pier without being required TO conform 10 the ferry
regulation. The communication was read. BY Az
sistsnt AID Communication Of C. Vanderbilt IS
10 lease Of pier occupied by him. Also resd.
Assistant Aid. McKEiCHT moved the report OF the Spe
cla Committee in relation 10 the subject, be taken up
which agreed to. The report was accepted and The
resolution appended thereto adopted.
The following IA the resolution
Rsolued That the Contr Her take proper measu es 10
The possession Of premises the vestefy slde OF
Pier No Esst River adjoining the Battery, which have
been taken possession Of by {. Vanderbilt and used
by him Tor ferry puf poses upl.ss said Vanderbilt the &C
cept OF the which has been rendered him within ten
days from the passage Of this suon and that the Con
troeT be authorized 10 employ counsel for that purpose
ReDOrfs.-By AssStant AID. CUMaISc-Of the Com
on Roads and Canals In the matter repairing the sewer
pier at the foot Of CaDast. Adopted. BY Assistant
AID McKNoHr0f the Committee on Streets. In favor OF
prodles and surveys Of William and ntersec,ing Streets
Adopted. OF Committee on Wharves, &c. la favor on
extension Of pier foot Of Frankn.st Aionied BY As
sistsnt AID. JAAEsoN-Of he Finance Committee relative
the expense Of deepening slip stDuane st &c Adopted
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ho-rv.r Of no sac. below tha srurs Ia. Na..cfsor.
reach 500 or 700 hhsr &c Il; f1r OsveSo god
Michigan Aad Ohio and Western S-~-York some brand.
Michigan brourhf 1895 3 ard G-n-see add from q
70 90 the sfter fuI roe family q sv1fte brands TIE
mAfk-t vel supplied inefe a2Pe.fs % D. r1 1sFosi
cn 70 operate for future csfery There sse sellers r
March - shouf s. Ia S-thrrl there az 1uy sual.
sass :. ~, for H. common dssrriptors. Mssi j. in
lea r-mard wirr saes - So IBIS I--ssv A. 81
Western white IS i.td5 , Sales 81 sbsR5s , our :.
: 25di 70 5uek~hsst issidi - ia boz. sni s-12 8
GRAIS-For West thsr- FAR i-suiry. w.lhos.
thsnE- 30 51ois,ious stle 81 ~. rusts. Waite Ohio
made f0r export st i5 cen,s sad sessL other gar
Ger cate ur g. fhe market strs -r0l CT 5lr
Bushels Lons i,srd Whssf hsvs zen made q 81 esrfl
10 c-t For Com fh- irq-i-y mucl 'arfsr sni ,h-
t-sas.--ous rrs-h $500 tash-s Old q, g o.--s ssr
hiEsi, 2 Tor Fss~ fax sne p % aslo~ ani Waite
ported - c-n-s tui could not trace &C. There
sIo 's.s - O. eo tgsae, n-S C1sn a, 81 se cents
r., q nouinally 81 -s cents Coed Hsey il held q.
. 41 csais witiou' 5uysrI O.s 7dSl csais or
Northern. - f1r Jersey and so1thcrn.
Bbs % ca, FOR Prison 1dlf Tor Ofesn. ard West
err. DrudE- .-lis slowly - . ets cash.
PROVISIONs-Tf- rsrtef - sfl very dull and the
sales are So or 90 hb. a. 3 Oh Prime Do 50 for Old
Mess II IS for S.s Mess snd 81 fer Old Ces- Bee
q. steady e S-d~5 snd = -, with some inquiry -
Pickles Meats a- Offering freely bar hear Of far
ther sales Hans are -. Shoulders q Cts Lard has
rather upward tendency Prime New e worth ?. snd
81 for bbs ard kes. sses % bbls shout 3 ard 80 70
50 kss, A. Ak cts Cheese . IN fair inquiry At Cts
TALLOv-Ws notice sac. 150ao 2 Country Randef ed
AZ ets. The supply light and the market has p
ward tendency
sTEARINE-A sale Of 30 bbs white was made a. CT.
cash
FFATHERs-The market e lower aud 400 2 prime
Live Geese sold a. . els cash
HAY-The demand 10 limited a. 6i670 ca ? cwt
LEATHER-Ihere s skill an setve Business doing and
the market i firm The saes o. the s., to weeks hsSs
been about 5000 aides, leaving the stock about ioo'
sides This activity has been the result Of the decline
which has taken place within month or two The sales
to-day have been the full rates Of The st public sale
and light Eeighis are 20 ic. p n better.
NAVAL sTORES-The supply of X osin slight and the
nominal IL s. and = cts for Newborn and Wming
ton delivered. Sales 10 bbs Spirits AZ So, cts cash
OIL CAKE-A sale Of % tons thick broken, wa made
a. 81 cash.
RlCE-Hoder. are generally very frm, and strict
prime held IS Sa-s 100 tcs prime AZ g.. cash.
LEADA sale Of 2oo0 1000 p was reported 70 have
been made AZ 514 cash
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az THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Appointments by the President,


R.x.on H. GILLEr OF Sew-Yoik. % 10 Solicitor OF the
Treasury the Uuitsd States In the place Of Seth Barton
csoxos W. CLINTON Of Nev-York, to be Attorney Of
M n,,ed states for the Northern strict Of NewToFk
4, she u,.cs Of william =. Allen. resigned.
osAH wrSoz Of New pshlre to be Attorney Of the
Ined states the D.trict q New Hampshire, In the
r,aco 81 = ankiin Pierce, resigned.
THOMAS VI. SsiTFIs of Ooorsa, 20 be Marsha OF the
United states Tor The District OF Georgia, In the place or
H.n6asoa Wiliugham, resigned
JANE II CoeKR OF Texas 70 be n arsh2 Of me United
States the District q Texas, IN he place Of John VI
Allen. deceased.
Axxorp PiuMER Of Pennsylvania, 70 be Marshal Of
the Uned States for the Western District Of Pennsyvs
piA. n the place Of samuel Hays, resigned.
VirIux ii. Rooms. 10 be Attorney Of the United
states fog the Dsuic; q Delaware, from aud after he
18th Of Jan. mex, when bis present commission will ex
v;re
for the Eastern District Cf Pennsylvania from and AFTER
the ieih Of q January ncx, when hs present comrs-
SION will expire
gpNVsD CHRISTIAN 70 be Marshal Of The United States
for ibe Eastern district Of virginia from and after the
18th Of January next, when bis present commission VIII
expire - q. -
JANIS PoIxTs to be Marshal Of the United states FOR
the Western Dlsrct Of Virginia from and amer te i''n
ofJanuafy next when MS present commission VIII eA-
Ire. ,-.--..... ,-,-o,,
AIIxANDER G. PESs, 70 Dc Deputy Postmaster ~ re"-
Orleans Ia the state Of Louisiana Ms present o,uis'n
having ex pred. go.
WILLIAM 4. STLyESsoS, 20 re kess'H 81 '"e D'''
Oa,-e Al Little Rock, m the STATE Of Arkansas
DANIEL J CHAPMAN, 20 be Receiver Of Pubic moneys
10 l.tesvllc, ID the Sta G o. Afkansa
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la relation to the failures Of the West india
Banks the AnigUa ObserusT contains notice from the
late and present extraordinary Directors, Offering their
assurance Ct perfect confidence in the stability Of the An
gua branch and Of the safety Of the public in s eening
herewith large list Of merchants, dealers etc IL
pended a card. stating thsi they would receive the
notes for pu ohAses snd settlement OF accounts In refer
ence to the capital OF its branches the CbsSer gives the
following, which It considers a correct statement
10 Jamaica there the Plsniers Bank and the Js-
aaca Bank in British Guiana the Ouisns bsns-su cur
pu pose particularly TO speak OF the Colonial ara
Wet India Bank Toe first Of these esabshu1ents In
addition 70 the branches in the British West Indies have
also banking houses Thomas Porto Rico Havana aud
Caracas with paid up capital Of k5oOooO sad liability
Of 10000 70 be paid By the shareholders when called
upon-rnaking their total capital t2,oO0OOO The West
noia Bank confined ia its operations having only
branches in eight the Wndwsrd and Leewsrd Islands
Barbados Trinidad. Tobsso, Grenada St Vincent Anti
sua Nevis and St Kitts-and therefore requires less capt.
t.l-t having paid up $4,000 OF s6o0Ooo with a
farther liability the part Of the areholders addition
ally Of three times that amount, IN round numbers
S22J0O0O Now IL concerns the public % know that De-
fore any depot0r in either Of these banks holders OF
their notes other liabilities lose farthing the Co
onal Bank 1900 600 sterling and tn West In
ola $50 COO which results that may fairly be con
sidered morally impossible
I'd
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TO IRoN-FOuNpERs.

OfsIcE CRoToS AoUEDUcT B0AaD, Jan. 10, 1915
.tEALFD PROPOSALS will be received By the sub
- scbsr this office until the the 70 h day Of Janu
Ary 9 p NJ for so l-nch and $50 6tnch water pipes
The size named be inside diameter and each pc 70 be
feet org the average weight Of the binch q be 80
pounds and the Pinch 672 pounds 6-nch pipe weig
inr lsss than 320 pounds snl the Pinch weighing less
than $50 pounds. will be rejected The VII ls 70 pass
the established Inspection and proof BY pressure sou
pounds 10 the square inch 10 be OF uniform thickness VI
stroug toueh iron, free from all imperectiOns Whatever
and such will bear drilling and cutting To be delivered
on such wharyes ia the City Of New orb may be deslg
mated BY the subscriber, VIZ;
$40 6nch pipes, l0th March 200 inch pipes ION June
80 6uch pi pes, 10th Apri 20 i<neh pipes 3tnSlalcn
- 6nch pipes, loh May 100 l&inch pipes, i5!h Apnl
Proposals will state whether tho pipes ore 70 De from
blast Furnaces iron remeted ron and n from blast iar
nsce will spec ~ the 1As OF the mine, &c and ore used
A price per foot will b. named
Payment TO be made within 50 DAYS from the nspecuo1
Of earh parcel with reservation Of 10 per cent until the
com -.iOn Of The contract
The names Of responsible persous with their wnt-
ten assent become suretss for the iunnent, IN every
particular Of he contract will be required 20 accompany
the propc-al
In deciding upon the proposals, the Croton Aquedu't
Committee the night Of rejecting any proposal they
dsappIOge
Bs order Of the Croton Aqueduct Committee
in tJ26 JAS. A. COFFIN, President
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New.York Caule Marker.-MOsDar, Jan. 10.


At Market 800 Beef Cattle 10 Cows and Caves and
400 Sheep and Lambs
PK,egx. RrN,HSs. 6e-Bs.f Caitls-Tbs offerings for
the mast esk were fewer than have known for months
past Holders were fr and prices stu farther improved
but buysrs on the whole rather backward sales a.
fsom 60 50 ? ewt lot Of 20 head shipped TO Ser
muds There we're but loo Southern Cattle on sale dur
ing the week the supplies being mostly from the Nora
and East $50 unsold.
Css and Caves continue IN active demand al fair prices
All at market taken prices ranging {. In quality
from S2S to sS00o.
SA,ep and Lzmbs-Owing TO the reduced supply prices
have IN upward tendency AL sod ~ from - = 20
- 5od5 81.
Hos,-We notice the sale Of fne lot from Ohio a. eta
Nv anI Ssraz'-Ne have nothing % notice under
tbs he.d TIL. week Both are selling - the prices
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BALLS.
nRINTRRs, CnMPIIhkNTARY NALL 10

L toror Of . sat TtiOS. ". SWEENEY --Th. commit;
tee appointed Il pabe neess q the Printers of Ne-
srd.u or Mondsy Evsaiug Jan II. lsla, N honor Of
Lieut. THos " SwCErsy. lst rssimsnt S-~lors Noiun-
teer.. recently returned from Mexico.
Tlcks,s 81 nav - Obtained BY application &c any Of
n. fsilovtr Couritice Of Arrangements,
s,NuEL r GLss. VIZ. skSsLrr, herslS ores DAVE
D. Rsin, JoHs VESSELS, ~ Sssssc.i JOSH siseH. =
Hsrry..t va EILIsoS. 81 rhird-.t Joa> I sso~s,
>.NurL JofLL, TIus saa oace w ~. ". kesiss9s
JoaS NJ NrE~rA~Y. Z n Rocsss, wv kkttoss, Ir
bare Ofc-: D.>lsL J. OsrtLivs>, cor srsnsiort srd
Rrs- So. FEFnFsIcE X. hSACIFf ~ " 80, 10 no
wtsD CoLE. S. Aansf; hrsH 1L.NNt a. RSns.,c,
F~rs,,f.rls fCa = riir--s'. A WILLIAMSON Sun
ssy Dlsps.eh Oes. JOIN n CLssN, cor y,eep~sa enc
Msnrse..f cE.xLrs Vosr. g. Coucosd-.t srooslsni
Isaac y RIGS - Cstharinest, JAMES H. SNAA>' 81.
MoutEsnery and Madison So 49,
VOTING crARp sDIREE.-Ths Forrth Anass
Soirse sfhs Yours sAr Iof Young Meas Henry Gay
Assocat!onl vi AXE place a. the Coliseum On Nordsy
evening JsnrAry 81. Tickets may Be obtsned o. Any
member Of the ''si's M ' n gssiPtc S a4
HrSsY c. soVolNor Rec Secretary. y y5l
THE FOURTH ANNUAL HALL Of the IRISH
L EMIGRANT SOCIETY vii tai place a. the Coliseum
Rooms. 50 Brsad~sy. Tussdsy evening. Jaa is.s
Tickets. admit gentleman and two ladies, es-es1
Be procured the Once Of the society = sprueesi CT ss
GREeosY pILLoy. g cssrnesr.-.i
JOSEPH SIT ART. 81 wiiismsi.
JAMES MATHEWS. Is wslI.t
JAMES REIBURN. 3 South Wianst
WILLIAM REDMOND, ~ ExehsnssPlscs
FELIX lNGoLOsBY, lls Msden-lsHs.
JOHN MANNING, los Peal-st
CHARLES SNEENY is Ctntrest-
JOHN NICHOLSON ~ Pinest
WILLIAM WATSON. - Exchange Pl.ce.
JAMES OLWELL i79 Wesi-st
THOMAS rWANWiCK. 81 fine-st
DONNEILi. South Wihaust
CHARLES r SHEA. "a Libertysi.
L. NJ NANNY. So Finest
X 4. DAILY. 81 Brcsd-st. and 80
FRANCIS MANN, $50 Pear-st DIS -tswJl SedtJll
I AIDES COMPLIMENTARY Ball. to e-sI.s
IL H. Evans at Tsmmsny Hall. Feb. Is, ls4s. Iickeo
admitting gentleman and lad 81, b bed q the
Ofce Of Young America 10? NAsssust from the Pres-
dent, $50 Broadway or Of any Of the Committee
; NJ CLANNON, President
MARI. 'CoMMEsFoRp. Secretary.
d2s 5tSJn2 lwtFsbsS9 6tiss
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,rarIcr.. car,f,.Llr rspsrisd ~ n. Ir,s,....

MONDAY jan. ~. lltA
AsHEs-The usrkst Is firm for Pots With "a es 10 70
"a MI, psrt Ca1aasn a. has 81: ana 100 oes fsAs1'
At s. -. A..yx an oui.t -
A5o1. SO baes sold previous prices nost{ 's
ming The market is pretty well saPPie1- " Ne- -
no sales for Liverpool S.. -. - s-u %,
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ths market n.s nc zen -. -. .
o.y and the tendency Of prices downward tns '-fs-s
a-m.na seen, 10 have sub.ided and The trsas o1y
insiy Coed brands ,rsh a. pure Oeneses as -.
change. bat the loser descriptions .re eu..s - -
parcels Oswsso sod Wes-ra Se~ TOT. s'' W. r..-s
order could have bssE 52ush; t-i5e q &c w
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FOREIGN APPROPRIATIONS.

HANRE-Siip Nsre,-i2 mill stones 10 hkts champagne
wine Peter MoHis-f0o hkts chsmp pane wine Adolph
Pfender-i2i do 80 bkts mdse John Boydsoo baskets
champagne W Cgthberfson-30 Rensud Frsuc0is-4
wine L0uTsA Beau phond-61 cks Hat Of Boston
5 ca mdse Fabrsqueus,. Fiis Morrs-l@o bkis vine i
Rouih Sons - mdse A-xsuder-5 Ahrenfeldt-s
cks ARuiers GaIway-I Picird-1io hkts champagne
BsrssOu Cos oks white earth 2f0 bsts wine B0vng
Wiite-2O bkt- wine Cszst 4 As.on-2 mill stones
Mitchell Son u Philade-Z7 ndse Jolly Freres-2io
burr stones Egiuton Morris Coz q dse Lschsise 4
Fsuch@-2 y Bodge-e0 bdls willow sucks ii Duf1t 4
Sons bde mher Dambmsnn Cos &C mdse W Bur
GEM Saml Hask sll-J CoHilL Fleming-1a oder.
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The fnlowinr !. the vaIue Of artlcIe, exportea
GIaad Tctsi. ...............s2ls.9.s n

Grad Total. ezls,s-S IL
The Baltimore and Susquehannah Railroad Com
pany in their annual report that their receipts
for sporaons OF passengers and reighs during the
past wear from Baltimore Columbia amount 70 80 sl5
being an increase OF $40 the preceding y months
The expenses during the year we're >7so an Increase
Of S7l5 those Of the preceding year An extension
Of the Railroad from York Harrsburgh in contemPa
tim the Legisature Of Pennsyvanis having authorized
IT, The present length OF the Road is5< miles from A
more 10 York with branch 10 Wrshtvie opposite 70
lumba 10 miles From York TO Harrisburg 10 ~ miles
The assessed value of real and personal property
in the State Of MARYLAND for 1917 is $50 49, which
the State tax levied Is si75 800 The value OF property
ssssed, real and personal in The City Of BAld-
Baltimore County lo,o.
Tot.l. SIS 81, 5Os
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The Boston Posi- contains iuII PARTICULARS OF TIC
commerce Of Boston during the last year From these II
appears that within period OF ten ears the feisn com
ro-rce OF Boston has more than doubled In amount the
lumber OF foreign arrivals having increased from %,
with tonnage OF 2S s9 IN 1887 10 259 Ia 1871 WITH an
ssussate tonnage OF 1851. the cleared from
l6 3s4 10 SO 6Os the number OF employed In forssn
found ships from 1854 10 s2i, the value Of imports
fOm o65 TO e46io,7ol Of exports purely the pro
ducts OF Americ industry, from sfi+o ss 20 c5I 80
and the amount Of reyenus collected from s.Ss % 10
S5.tl42.3 So
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DR. MOTIFS BALSAMIC

cYRUP-For colds, coughs, consumption, bronehitis,
Sasthms weakness OF the chest kc. The effect Of this
highly-concenuated Syrup IL to remove all imPuune,
from the system restore the blood pure state, act
gently and soothinsy upon the lungs, liver and kdoeys
snd bring back the deranged functions OF the BODY 10
healthy and vigorous This medicine 10 composed
II INGREDIENTS which separofsiy In extensive Use
b. the eminent physicians bat this peculiar eon1''
ouly found 10 this Invaluable syrup where they
are combined the most prompt and eheenI
action upon the syse and may be administered 20 m
snts with perfect safety An important quality Of tbs
agnous Syrup must not be overlooked that while II
. sraiic4tng disease II has debitslng effect upon
the system At all o. he year u Is particularly
sdg,able 20 guard against those insidious colds and
coughs which the ncipenis Of bronchitis, asthma
consuu pon and every family should provide itself
against these enemies Of health BY having on hand some
of this truly valuable medicine IL 10 not paired BY age
very pleasant the taste and requires no change oil
diet or habit while taking H.
The genuine has Dr. Motifs Balssmc syrup" cast on
the bottle and the accompanying printed label giving a.
recti0rs for use IL signed By +. r. Ripley.
Price ~ ceuts bottle. For sale. wholesale aud fetali,
By Ripley General Asent for the propnetois, coin-f
Psrt-pIsc- and BI0adwsy New YORK, aud 40 A B. 4 D.
sands 100 Fu0n-sr corner Of Wiiamst the tfus store
II Henry Johnson corner Of Broadway and add Chambers
- and 4 L. Wnship, II East Broadway, cor hsrket-sL
and BY druggists generally.
Drusgs. aad retailers throughout The eoansry may al
sress By letter fp0st PAID +. + RIPLEY Sole Agent
corner RsIk-plsee and Broadway, Nsw-fors Jll u
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ENGLISH PAPERS.

DFRFORD Co. Ast0r Hous., have received full sup
ID Of English paper. BY the Casdoni. London Pc
tora Punch bePs Life Satirs Doo AS JeroidsN News
Dispatch London Court journal, &c. &c
NEW BOOKS-NEW BOOKS.
No Remarkable Events 10 the history Of America zoc
Quiet Husbsod. by Miss Pickering - cts
Esther De Medina by Reynolds VI.
Sybil Lennard, BY Mrs Grey. - cts
songs for the People, No. /, u iustrstions - en
The Red Revsuser. By Ned Bgntins Is eta
The Cheft.in Of Charubusco BY Harry Halyud. - eta
saathisl or tho Wandering Jew BY Rev q. Croy. 800
Old Wine in New Bottles, by A. X Gardner. IS cts
Chsmbers's Miscellany, No. 10 p cts.
Midsumners Eve BY Mrs. Hall. Is eta
Dombey & son, No. IS, By Charles Dickens. Ia eta
The Playmate, No. s. capital WORK for the youns-ti
yeer go
The Ansers Almanac for 1913. IA etc
All the weekly papers for sale BY
10 lff. 4
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LATEST DATES.
London. ..........Dec 10 INTERCHANGEABLE II
EverpooL....-....Dec. l9 NevOrleans .........Jsn
a. SEE MARINE JOURNAL. FOURTH PAGE II
Cleared Ships Westminster, Warren, London,
Griswoid Warren, Lawton, Gsssow Durham Dimoni
Vandalia. Norton, NOrlesns. r X Collins.
Bark Tslismsn, Graham Calcutta and Mauritius, Crock
er Warren.
Bngs Transit, Eeines, 81 Marks, Middleton Co; Vo-
usca. Echtenberser Baltimore: Exact Stevens savsn-
nah stsrgss. Cearmsn Co, Empire Baxter Galveston
Brewer Nelson.
schrs " Davis. Brisgs, Wilmington; Statesman, Lo,
rng, GeofgetOwn Pauline, lourk, Apslacheola, WIN n
Tslman; Uncle John, Drake, sosth Amboy.
Arrived-sehr Franklin, Nelson, Pokomoke d. oy'-
tiers, 10 master.
sehr Naths1 Barrett Bush, Virginia d., oysters, to
master.
sehr John Collins (of somersetl Collins. Atakspas,
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