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Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
sb.s.VTEH.

fsNHE subscriber will give liberal wages for he
| picking OF a5, So or 100 bales q eolten -.
ANY person wishing to pick, can ge, 10 do No eilnef
sh lnnr pfafle af nj his plantation al tlir loot o.
The raft Rasicr Parish, Li
PrafIs.oas furnished al eihrr place On reasanH
H.. Ie,ms I0HN GDCkREEL
pna I'm. Bosier parish, Aug 81 lsls'l4
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
G0i,arfaolship.

HE undersigned having entered iulo Paftnrr'
sim an the lsi oi Apu. lsii, lot the pnr.
post Of doing general Sioiagr and Commission
Rusiaszs, IN The town al Fulton, under lhe hume
and slyr of BineR, nhornfa Co, would Ir-
spertily inluun Their ilrnds aud the public gen'
efaliy that having leased the Upper Aarrlause
af Mr 4, J. Smith, lhry ate nov prepared 10
receive goods on siapge. -
AUGUSTUS HLOCK,
HENRY BLOCK
Fultan, MAY t.Isif.ll
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
"VNlV GOODS! AEN G00DS!!!!
BENJAMIN L. BRITTIN.
Dry Goods, Hardware 10. iaisg, Groceries Qucensware
Glassware, Roots shoes, Esats taps, &C., &c.
EhNGN LN1 sTLnLE DRY.G0Ilsl

follows Cloths French and E Dnp pae
tn' a5 eou9eads atm Saasi vii ysa @ aso yg@s , and 'lia'
and bk @ white araon sngzn en 1 aa and 5pei mae en-.
h oal bk lonha'
linen cnhrc bopuds lawns l0l aud 2 dmk
sIaual2
90 bs dal Columbia damf
IN atla Il
enadrrd ealus
aai
Hga
and
aalf tiaan
liiI
A n red
lauas iIftue
fa5 q
sn3U NJ
ptzs
lz saas lultti
A tg NIX hovn aud rod n drai uhlr and fd
Tired ha4 sai s aa &c 81 81 - aud ipR
aa3 lHf Virginia and Alabama anabHs 8
aHtaz aua i Pad aaiffred dflrtot
gothic
,gsHsla. .des satear A.
Am
- Fszne net
analgR
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
TO Planters.

tF,HE undersigned having been appointed
agents for the sale Of Mr.. Joseph Il. Crosby 5
Cotton Guns. will keep supply ON hand lor sale,
Al then Wafe House IN Fulton, of nll sizes aud
descriptions, which they are authorized 10 warrant
ia tnye .iiire satisfaction 10 the purchasers
PeGons in want of Colion Glns are respectfully
yitrd TO ua aud examine them.
BLOCK, BROTHER 4 te
Fulton. June %, lsi1.2s.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
Gin isan,,iactry.

yE7Ils undersigned still continues 10 nauutae'
/ ture Improved COTTON GINS, ane mile
southwest of Washington, Ills Gins are made
of the best materials and will be warranted TO
perform we'll aud will be sold ap accommodating
term,
For all repairing, the cash will be expected as
soon as The work IS Completed z..,
J. X. CROSBY.
Washington, March N, lsis.lG.ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
farm for safe,

THE undersigned oiicf. for sale. on accomno.
/ dating terms, tnt mtclmpoyrd black land
farm. situated about I milr moth Of Washing.
TON, cutliu.ng about 20j ACRES, about lOJ OF
which, s .u cultivation.
Tor lrJDs, &c, tan9ui,c Of the subscriber at
This place.
ELI V. COLLINS.
Wahu-'au, Aug INb, 1885
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
BLOCK, BROTHER & CO,

NEouLn particularly invite the ladrs laeall
w aud examine Their ssauillal assoIlmtHi al
Bnpna Vista Stripes aud Rahss,
pfplet aud Painted Muslius.
Nusla Uinfhan, plain and striped,
Gluglam, fancy iiaudkereheis,
Bon,eis. Rblons, l.aces. ldrIngs, etc, eir,
Aiso 1, tlifir splendid assortment oi Sa0's Of al
kiuds and qialities
Fniim. Way |. l..leI7.al
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
GEMS CLOTHING AND FURNISHING DEPARTING

c..-ser,t doth 90 quality Super English b coi
~. se. sl Fa aaI ~ l cloth G "a qaay sepr French
et+ EugIh tarl
cs fT plata J do Do DE- H nd aie aanr @"oa a and pat
Taa.sa ltaA n ntr t lmp DNe9n cloth hah Iggh r'fnt
tg .. .5 black and missed 'au and blue end mixed jeans pants
i
and
rxlo Ashland @ Monterey
i,.arey
uadb1 nd
aicll n
gfl asd %; thick kfi t BIS @ hi
tAthI,; hpl.gW rou; aui chfi'aH
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
WHlsgEY, SUGAR 8 SALT,

llE undetsiFprd has let Of Gtafciiss ipf
sale. abrap iof eafh. Il ,he wafsaouss oi
Mass.s 4 $ johnson Il To- IN Fulton. cens,.l-
lng Of a srfy COED aftrle o. daubla Ioeiiirg
Whnksy. a ehoite article af Brown sngaf aJ
co ne salt. Ia good aud foil sacks Persons "
I'M Ia purchase sarl ARTICLES, by The harel 81
sark. ar iusiifd to call at The aipfysa.d VT
Hausr aud eshmaH cor themselves Thsy Wthr
accommodated for the ca.h. at plirss 10 a4cli
tn, cannot ohifei, on aPp'ifaliaa 70 Me~f =
;. johnson 4 10 OF to mysalf At ihignlacg
r Il " MsDWN
Washington, ak Oct II, Isis f-u
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
N0rliE.

&l IVIlEREAS, sundry p"f'
E-2 w SINUS have been IN thi
/FB~Af ! l.ahit ol calling ai my shop.
Hfs\ 49, having work done, aud huN
w. -NSs mgJcWelfy, saying lhey wl
e1eANe ! .gfs6i pay IN a lew days; nov he
~ = s,eSs+-sS Il kuuNn 90 uii such. ihsl
an nc Do d I.krrpeti keep no account; my Tru''
ofaudum book +. fail, nor do lwrh loop"u ahoth'
cr for an, such-cusiomcm, as ind, by sad eN.
prfencr, their names will moi pay my debts. oT
support my business Faflhrmorr, II my set'io"s
are NEEDED, Of courr ! expect The moury IN : -
nu. as punclual payment makes pnncinnl me-
rIanirs aud all those who have not the money,
bn' expect to pay 10 few day, urr rq"sicl To-
pu.. by. t.ll O. norr convenient seasrn. To make
long .lo-y ihoi mu,, DO a cash husiue.s. oi
go whcrc Gun get better ? 8, aud more ilHnh'
Tor my llhor
PS I hlyc very supet'orloi Of watch ma
trria's Of every DESCRIPTION, which rnahles mr. a'
usual to ,Necnir will despatch 40 kinds Of watch
repairing, nlso spectacle gnssrs suited TO al ages
lnd fitted loo iramrs nj shou uulire' small lot oi
iaws,ry always on hand, aud for sale, rhrnp IN
.,.h. G. WHITE.
Washington. Jolly 70, lsls,3l.3m
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
Agents for the Telegraph.
Notice.

THE snlsshlee law ju,i r,etiycd aud oilsr
iuf ALI
30 Hal n sp"sfs' NJ. al . i'iougbs.
Cooking and wafmisH >tafas.
Alskry, sugar, taiIrr, Molases,
hPsIil aHl NaHng ll,,aa T,s.
Pori and tiaf,i Nine. Suan, lnH. C4sisrrs.
Nall. Gotten Narn a.
In HeonHFaliuH siih aut ha#usss s nave ssiabIzi,l
\ TIN SHOP,
aud vii furnish Tin Wan ln iaree az mall qaan-
iilss, an accommodating l,tms 1al uufk aar-
ralpd a.lh dHpaieh
BLOCK. HRO1GrG Cu
fuIian. Mafrh -. IsI<lHIf
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
.H'OTFEE.

TE'lll. entire stock Of merchandise belonging In
Il the Grm Of j. $. Johnson u Co is now Of,
fred lof sale at cost for cash in hand aud for
cash onysio close tie concern.
q. W. SHOWER,
Surviving paHnJ
+. S--All persons indebted to said firm will
find it to their advantage bita aud settle their
Indebtedness withou. dclaSG otherwise they will
hear from me at court. G., W s,
Enlinn. MnN II lsls.g3
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
lAR DWARF.

a .t1slTf5 s g.
vz5 l5s aasHs i laal hamns fes
,,s franas all s cHi
iua5 an neHnpaa sHlw.
aulak liae3 Aehg drawing skus; nli
L.
u
tlfo
af#sl4IH IHa, -
Kin
stef lIza,ia
AUDI aud
lal2 aud 2
al
LaszuyaH
z6lrHHc4
.ealeHi Hpcs N
ldHs cafy a. hfasa si
tdfzt af
o alaa#tt
rn aAeua;
in4
r=l.r rld fl Of
ueugf Of
tzge Hunts. aud
manufacturer NV
Io mHr-fc d. i ~mi halter dog
Hn1 grind tPar grbUnr.
vsde.looi el bendieahlr Barr r1as aad p'.ae
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
$50 EsE,SyARR

DANAwAY from the subsef.
t1L / bef, on The nighi ol Saturday,
.ta9 lhr l6lh inst, my boy fej'hs=
ss lie Is % ytars Of aee, Of daik
UT copper culnf aud about five feet
w fighi inches ia hfisht, well dfcsstd
: ---sss,--sss aud has variety ot eluihing with
hm. On Ia. mex is large scar, which has the
appearance uf a burn H. IS slow Of ,pffch, bat
Is quite intelligent. eau read and write very well
aud will probably have pass, or free papTrs viii
hIm. aud Will, no doubt, cndeayof to get into 0
fIee State
/ viii pise the above inward for hs apprahfn
san aud delivery 10 the undefsignsdi and allfr
,onlble charges vii be paid. =.
6Eo. o. BRITT
Washington, September -. lsis-iI.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
SCHAERiS HOTEL
WASHINGTON. ARkANsts.

EsllE Subscriber having pufehasr5 The house
flunefl, orcnpitd as i hotel, NJ l sui
livan. has fe.openrd II ior the accutnodallon Of
his ifirnds. aud the travelling pupic
lls lsble will b. furnished wiii ile l''i The
market siiotls, asd the pfupnriorl~il spare no
pain, 10 r-ndrf his guests ruiHioHPr
Ills har will be- furnished with " choicest va
nely Of iqaan; aei bis stables. liioh are Isfr"
and ceingnodiuas will be supph5 wth plenty ol
pfogendcf, aud be- attended BY 5frlniosll'is
He charges vii b. the sam a. ate customary
In similar establishments A are Of public pit.
ronagv Is respectfully SOLICITED
CLEJ:Nr SCiiAER
Washington, sept. 81, lHs-il'tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
GEM as,E-fA "a Dssss.

o-aN RD,E-r0 u Dsgs%s
THE plaui"fs Of the Siii''Wes' are respect
fully hllrmed that v mnnuiieinfc OF "ius'
hl. bern recently commJcfd' and is TOW ~ iull
operation. al ColinsbufI bu=-irf Pansh, 10.
II b designed that " establishment shnlI bc
permanent. and the tnpn'ior sociis patronage,
under the pledge Of lsn'snng an article superior
" luy nuw iu dse.
The patronage ~ reward Of industry j. ever
prapo-tion 10 the rilIly Of IT, products fiollt
!. ilr Inst obi.cl n gall eulrpuse; aud TO sreufs
this Object, sop, n skill, mitsusls aud airn.
ton are ieqn'f,i 10 a new establishment, that
woald comp ,ci successfully with lho.e Of long
standing aud poihlat
No pi,in. or sprnss bus seen spared TO secnr'
ibr.s advamls lng-uius. .killIul wofkmru.
the l,,t lnaichl. and tir most approved patterns
,re enpa,.. and the piopfi,tor designs that The
r.ppt,iiot O 'hB establishment shall b. drlcfnin-
I'd and .usucl by the superior quality ~ his
gins Th5 will br furnished to purchasers al the
mo.l ronyiirnt pninis on he nver, above or be-.
low the n. upon terms as reasonable and ac,
con,nadlng ns eau be- had at luy establishment
of the I'D in the country. The must cariul and
ronppiilcnlin, will be- given To The repairing of
rlns; ~ 70 ulI oTdrfs 10 llal lnr OF business.
JHilh L. COLLINS.
Pis,ille Bosser Parish, Ia.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
=. =. ESBDE --s7za Z-e

, with ud WiAon pn and
faiI coyIcdi Apai bui
pad' iuI
Ladies best aiaN'r tad
a quilted di quilted
nira a' & h western and black pu l9f od "nd
.s.aasd; nal.i Ragr aiitrs faiH--
polished l4a IaHti ooIc UthdHnd
tlIr r s +. bf0l'; DO 'hoIEe."'d
uantt maur, b head dbcT inch English Kentucky
li"i mk
Fs c'raui a sa2F ef-tda Hfap eilheni Li 'r
u3rhriach euagecai MagSNlra round collar ma1n~i
leather
rag willis aniq1ls @ adcain E1h' double nnd Jingle
Hd D. aud Roa
Nnr @l of m qAi'' Pong DO With u.e carriage end wagon
rly
Faf timed i plated and mi steel plated,
=
na mong. h,d rord plated
rei n ld Ivory bsaoi aSl mar.rgcHg Js scc 70" hrd"
b. ls.a- "
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
EW GOOlbs.

THE subscribers beg leave 10 inform ther friends
| aud the public generally that they have received
large aud well selected stock of goods suited for
this market, which they are determined to sell ut
the very lowest prices FOR cash. or TO punctual deal
efs on credit
GEO. w. GREEN & BROTHER, =,
Washington, lure es ls1s.29.3m
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
GRoorEIrs, WINS ANp LlQU0Rs.

eaogzzTzs sugar hr b gaF dasa t. mud half
uud No lt
Fno IIE obtrn 1nd Hrs 0 'tc
r,1r.l.;
ioll 1aI walnut chuf prpfi
a, BLACK
ripper ana a'P ' f''o
IS
lart: i u'u ltgi
arfu
Malaga vines Baa ccai en all'r h' n'a''
an elbc
learc md n L
u- bail bb; scotch mud
r london Potter bound dmgn l2 aud g'sj wine
90 900 aavaaa cg o brands ad qualities
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
Gin Mandatory.

fgNiE undersigned afy now manufacturing ilcis
4 improved COTTON GINS at Minden. La,
aud are prepared To lumisl planters with superior
1in'slnuds. made after the l1lp1 aud most I'M
proved plans They wll deliver their Gins at
ANY plantation within l25 miles Of Mmdcn, or at
Washington, Columbus or Fulton, Arkansas, FREQ
OF uny additional cost All orders from distance
wlll be promptly attended To. For any information
relative 10 the quality Of their Gins, they refer to
Gen. C. u. Roy,on, William Crabirec or William
Vaughn llcmpstead county, or Henry NJ. Le-
may, u. Strickland aud A. G. Owens, Lafayette
county.
LACkY n SHIELDS.
Mnden, la, May 10, isl7.a1.tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
C@CJETDL s. @.EAs8WM8E,

@ E; @ i:i @ 5s 4, @ .:o .' , $. 5; ] 5. ]
is"5tJ
C.
n1pdfs
NgIZ er, basin. and chamber. soap brush haIa
with Uge ard guer assortment oqernsvorI &C. Sc
NAslIvroS Juy el73otr
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29
Fcrer and JgHe PiHs.
FRllNII MlilDlCiNEN-
New Tavern in Fulton.

sgANlNG rented ,hc well known UNION
~ HOTEL, ! am now prepared to receive
hoafdcts NJ accommodate tfayrllrm Oh reasonable
terns My stable IL well provided with corn aud
ioddrf, aud every attention shall b. paid to ihe
comforts aud wants Ol those who favor We with
lhy.f patronage.
ilARDiN WILLIAMS
Fulton Oct. ~, lsli-ii.n
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-29

J. D IEuNBoN
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The Illinois Canal was closed on the 9th inst.
The number of slaves made In Cincinnati during
the last wear amounts to $4,000, So 900 of which
exported.
The friends of General Taylor in Boston are taking
measures to have ball in Fsneuil Hall the events
of TUESDAY the 2sth inst. "a
According to the Raleigh IN. C) Biblical Recorder,
ore hu bred three persons of whomltwenty
enc were coioIed were baptized at one time in tho
river Cbowsn at Billiards. Bridge IN Chowau county
in that state The line OF candidates entered tn e
water hand in hand, aud extended over a hundred
yards
1t is said that Mr. f.. Watson late of Portage, New
York. viled his ntre estate, variousy estimated 1T
$4,000 to $4,000 to the nversllist Society Of Ge
nesee Falls and Nunda.
The captain of the ship Warren. from Glssgo ",
uary, of DR.. Arthur Scott, OF that city
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mis- morning early &c. her off, [sss report of the
Wh4lencu


Whalencn.
Touched ct Faya Thy Harbinser at Boston Sept bark
Pilgrim OF Somerset clean; Oct l. ships Massachusetts, NB ~
Ship List lynsn the port Chilli Of NIB, 65 bbs
3D. Menkar do oil reported South Boston Fdayen do do
3d. Alexander NB Ill bbs bark Solo Saus Fail River. oil not
reported 7h bark Cornea and Dumbarton do do lth ships
Mantle Warren and Lala Rookh, NB do do 18TH brig Helen
Mattaposett, 220 bbla.
Brig William. from Wilmington for New Bedford Nov H.
Of Cape May place. brig Mary Stuart from Baltimore
for Boston; also, schr Mecroples' from do do.
Foreign Ports.
laval Oc23-Bark Peru Harris from Rotterdam for Boston
NEwcALrIE Oct -Barks Iennox Haws, for Boston, Mary
Smith, Blanchard, for N York, do
Home Ports.
BosroN, Nov lS-Arr brig Harbnger Brown 'Fayal sd u
Cid ships Bombay Carter East Indies Sophia Walker Wswel
Yaparso bark Lysander, Clspp Curacao aud mkt brig
WIN Gray Crocker Bath to repair barks Como Bosardas
Charleston Lowell Baltimore Laeona, Howes Pha
depha brig Halet Baltimore; schIs Boston, Crowel
Newburg M Richard Chappsl NYork Isis Cease do
Mohawk Clark Albany soop Two Brothers. Baker
NBcdford 7th seh Sachem. Thrasher York; schr
Pennsylvania, Erickson, Richmond VIM Collier Brooks
Albany
folk Henry Delamy Dghton for Philadelphia POGO
moke Hicks Providence Suffolk Pocasses Harrington Lu
Denu Providence for Albany Adams
Crowe Bristol for st Thomas Arnda Walch Harrington for
NYorb; Kaos Wad, Eap IT for do; Esther Eliza CLARK DO
Light Foot Sleeper Thonason for do Canary Fans
worth. Calais Philadelphia Ceyon, York Camden for
Chareston soop Isaac Borden, Burroughs Fall for
New York.
PRovpENcE Nov Arr schrs Thos Corner Parker Of and
from Norfolk Roxbury Chapman Baltimore Moses BOWL
Haet Church. NYork. Sid brig Casda, Doak, Bucksport;
schrs II Baseoa Corson, Philadelphia.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, November I6-b p. Nj.
There feature in the -four market to-
day sales of this State, Oswsgo, sc were made to a
extent export aud to the home trade at
about yesterdays prices; there also light sales
making of pure Genesee fancy Ohio, &C. with small
lots Southern brands without change in quotations;
wheat quiet but steady; old corn continued
scarce and firm; in less demand, while sales
Of both made at the full prices of yesterdays meal
sold at previous rates. there change in rye
OATS there was more doing in pork, and the market
closed with better feeling aud with frmer tone for
both descriptions the higher rates demanded for beef
checked transactions there change in lard
groceries were rather slack and sales of sugars and
mossses were light. Cotton closed firm, with mode
To aalea
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The CIvn. WAR IN VESEzUELA.-A letter OF
October 2lst, from Laguyra, via st. Thomas, IS
about as late as any news brought by the Paez, at
Philadelphia, and has The following Sour political
disturbances, happy to say, are nearly at an
end and have great hopea that We shall shortly be
able to advise of revival Of trade in all branches
1t Is stated that the old American revenue cutter
Woodbury., which was sold by our COVER nment, was
purchased by Monagas aud forms Of his aeet,
with which he is attempting to put down the feet Of
the constitutionasts. The late paper money issues
of the government which is taken for custom house
dues has fallen already to sixty per cent
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Died.

Died.
On Sunday morning, the 10th inst, GEORGE E.
FooTE, in the 25th year of his age.
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully invt
ed to attend his funeral from 1877 Mulberry street,
this (Monday) afternoon at O'Clock
On Sunday, the 10th inst, JAMES p, second son of
the late Philip O'Brien aged Is years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully requested to attend the funeral Tuesday the
2st inst at O'Clock, P. NJ from his late residence,
169 Hester street.
Baltimore papers please copy.
June 18TH 1S4S, on board the whale ship Susan, of
New Bedford in the Indian Ocean, Of African fever,
JAMES ANDREWS, aged 20 years, Of New York.
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nARITImE INTELLIGE HCE.
SHIP ME- VS. NOTICE..

Commanders Of vessels bound to this port, viii CON-
fer favor upon us by having all parcels papers, and
reports intended for the Ne York Herald ready for
immediate delivery to our news steamer, tho News
Boy. She will board inward bound vessels in the VI
oinity of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports,
whether foreign domestic, will confer additional
favor by forwarding to the Herald, through the mail
otherwise ship news or papers that may be deemed
Of interest to the community We viii gladly reoipro
cate the favor.
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MURDER IN BosToN.--A man by the name of
James Henry murdered his wife Mary last night,
at cellar the purlieus Of Ann street IL 10 report
ed that ne rangled her in the most brutal manner
Henry was arrested By the day police, and committed
by order Of Coroner Pratt who held an inquest over
the body. The verdict of the jury was that she
to her death by the hands OF her Naturalization
T'rop scrtpt Nor. 1e
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leaving only daughter sole heir to the fathers
great possessions Mr.. C. afterwards opened q bro
ker's once in the city, and managed matters with
much skill, that his sccumulaions we're exceedingly
rapid In the arrangement Of some business for Mr..
Elisha Riggs. of New York, that gentleman beca
pleased with the financial skill evinced tina. he placed
his son, George w. Riggs, in partnership with Mr..
Corcorsn with liberty to draw on New York to n
limited extent. This was the Commencement Of the
celebrated banking house of Corcorau and Riggs, and
it in full tide of successful, perims it
from its drst stop to the present time The hrst
governme ut loan offered by the present administra-
ten was taken by this Arm, and sum re-
allied from transaction. The house has ever
liberal rs successful. IL gave the haudsons dons
ton thousand dollars to the poor Irish at the
time of the famine, and Mr. Corcoran has since givau
thousand for the benefit of the poor widows OF his
patve town besides numerous sum in chs rity to the
poor Of this city Such deserve the blessings of
FORUM to De showered on them. George W. Riggs
retired the firm before the second loan taken
in part by the house but brother of his tskng his
place. the original Arm of Corcorau Riggs still
stands Mr. Riggs is now enjoying otiua cum aigni-
ride from Washington where he gives His time t.
the pursuits of literature and the improvement and
adornment of his Eden.
Corcoran Riggs a firm that has amsssei more
wealth risen higher in public opinion, and welded
more it's short career than other in
the United States of America or probably IN the
world
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RENcoNTRE.-A rencontre took place In the
streets of Montgomery, Alabama, on Tuesday,
between Mr. p. A. Wray and one Of his former over
seers Mr. Lester Mr.. Wray, on receiving some pro-
vocation from Mr. L.. drew revolver and fred three
lance of only about three feet from him Fortunately
for both parties MIR l. was but slightly injured. Mr.
WAY Was bou nd over in the sum Of $4,000.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


BosroN Nov la-Brokers Boardl07 shares Vermont Gen.
tra IL Boston an6worcester Railroad S rs Read
ing Railroad after 1915 Boston and Maine Railroad,
1895 Boston Bank. 5l1 l3l rights Fitchburg Rard ST. %
Second Board Nov 7Sshares Vermont Central Railroad os
Roylst Bank
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The United States storeship Erie, Captain McBlair,
LENT Commanding. from Boston, arrived At Fayal on
the Sth ut and lied again on the 18th, for Cape de
Verd Islands The Erie in the gale of September "a,
losta liz nd
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Coal Trade.

PorrsvILLE, Nov. 1S.-Tne quantity sent, ~ rail
road this week is 49, 15 O5 by canal, 1372s Is for
the week, 81 10; total by railroad esS0o do
by canal, ALL 3lS 10.
The quantity sent this year, so far, compfes with
laet years shipments al followh -
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Married.

On the 10th inst in Washington city, by the Rev.
Smith Pyne, Lieut. w. DECATUR HURsT, U. s. Navy,
to MARY LANG, daughter of the late Lieut.. Col j. NJ.
Gamble U. S. Marine Corps.