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TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

=. ss;,sSSST The undersigned would respectfully
liniikE inform the public that he has taken
l2!asgIMs the house we'll known ns the "CROS$
KEYS" formerly kept by Mr.. VIM. Mckain.
accommodate travellers. and hnnrLrrs ri rem
Spnable prices. Those who desire !" feel the
sinae quiet abroad rs NJ home, are invited 10
give him n call.
Travellers accommodated for n single night.
and breakfast in time for the ears in the morn
ing, nj moderate charges. J. d. I. BOONE,
Proprietor.
Feb. 10 1850. lG If
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800 REWARD,

will give the above reward for proof 10
conviction of my Man CHARLES. IN carprn
ter by trade being harhourch by any rrspnnsi
BILE White Man. and TWENTY-FIVE DolInrs for
his apprehension and delivery in Sumter Jail
Said boy was bought from liu,son Corhiit, and
has n wife at Reynolds in Darlington, near
IIishopvillc.
a. J. MOSES.
May -, 30 n
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&. F. Allen,

PLASTERER AND BRICKLAYER.
Having lad considerable experience in
IN the above line of business, respect
ts3 fully so!icits a share OF The patron
age Of The public. All iohs emtrhst-
ed TO hin', viii he csecnfed with neaincss
and dispatch, and warranted 10 give sa;is.
faction, Plastcring finished in superior
Juno IL :3
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Public Notice

is hereby given, that application will hc
made nj the next Session OF the Legislature
Of South Carolina, for n Charter Of lncor
poration for the Village Of kingstrcc.
kingstrcc, Aug. 30, 1850. Al 3m
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School Books,

OF Ever Description from the Elemon-
tary Spcllr, to Latin and Greek, includ-
ing Stationery Of all kinds, for Sale by
A. J. s. y. MOSES.
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NOTICE,

Application will I've made to the Legislature
nj its next Session, by n number of Planters.
Mechanics and Merchants for n charter tn in.
corporate n COTTON MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, TO be located in or ..ear Sumter.
Vile, S. g..
Aug. 81, 1850. A 3m
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

.T,uuJ;oo -Tluon,,,o;. /m.-I.
Ns,rou. Gsz,t8s, on.o"te o
lie ~ n.sseose
tne9
D;oanae
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marJ py.a Ts,m a.e'"'
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mucLI N,us,o ."' ',o
,vst fn,. U,o,7 U,,u.a 10
Ne ,TowurI e., W "e,1"' -
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ISL Grand ST. cor. Of Allie,

This is to certify that l have used DR.. Keel
cr's Cordial. aud have found ii n valuable med
'cinc III d;arriiTa, dyscnterv, aud all dernnge-
mcnts Of the stomach and bowels, caused by
Tccihing, mud is particularly adopted to NIL
diseases Of those or ganS ca."'cd BY acid fruits
or the dcbilit.ling 'Hocts Of season and eli
mate.
u N'AJ IsUS n N plnt, Of phila.
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Rtse4clin on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

f&sSS-;eclin OH Seif-E'rcscrvation
QNf,E 25 CENTS.
This Book, Just published, IL filled with use.
FIJI Information, On the iniirInilics aud Diseases
"f the Gen.ra,ivc Organs. it addresses i,s,!t
Mike to YOUTH. MANHOOD and OLD AGE.
To all who npprchrnd or suffer under The dire
consequences Of early nr prolonged intersections
to NIL who feel the exhaustive effects OF scdcn'
tnry and bnnelul habits to all who in addition
Ia declining physical energy. are the victims oi
nervous and mental debility: and 81 'n"li'IS ami
Read lE.is Esook.
Tho valuable advice and impressive warning
~ gives, will prevent years Of misery ana suffer
erhg. and save annually Thousands ni Lives.
Parents hy reading. il will learn how to pre-
Vent sta destruction Of their children.
80 \ Remittance of % cents. enclosed in n
corner of THIRD &NNION Streets. between
spruce u Pine, PlIiLADELPHlA. viii en-.
sure IL book, under envelope, per r.iuri uf mail.
FIFTEEN YEARS
Of cytcnSivc and uninterrupted practice s,en,
in this city have rendered DR.. *. the mos,caIrrl
and successful practitioner far and near. in tie
treatment Of all diseases of - private nniurc.-
Persons afflicted with ulcers upon the body
throat. or legs, pains III tile head ur bones, inrr.
rurlal rheumatism, structures. gravel. disease
:stslng 'rniu youthful excuses or impurities al
the btcod, whereby the contribution has become
c,ifreblcd, are all treated will, success.
He who pieces his,self under the care OF Dr.
H., may religionsly c0niid. in his honor NJ 2
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his kill
+as 81 physician.
G.TF Persons AT n distance may address Or
IL. by letter. (post. paid } and b" cured NJ homo
PACKAGES Of MEDICINES. DIRECT,
.OlSS, &C., forwarded, by sending n rmi,ranc,
EEgEaaahspni up secure from DAMAGE OR CURE
0SlTY. Sssaszau
az booksellers, News s'Aasss : Ssi,n.n
Ennrassers, md all Others applied with fRa
above work at very low rates.
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TWe are authorizedto announce Mai.
John BALLARD, as a candidate 10
Sheriff at the ensuing election.
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NOTHGE.

made To The Legislature of this State AT its next
session for n road from near the house nf Ed.
munl Sinckcy sen, 10 the road from Bisliop.
Vile {" Camden. nj the lower end ofthc plunta.
ton Of Joel Davis.
JOHN BROWN. Sen.
B%ishopvillc, S. G. Aug, 18th, 1850. EFF
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ErmnIe medIcinca,

Grent BLESSING to Nothcra mud Children.
II Is tho safest and most cffec,uai medicine fr
purifying the system; and relieving, the suss,ing.
.tsansthaRs ho,h the mofiiae ard hfftscifif, prevents
pain ard disease. Increases aud. enrichss the feods
thnse ahp have used il, think il ssisltsE=Eelaat1s..l IL
Is highly nErfGl hoth befots and s4iter rnnhneisent,
as II prevents disertes pttenda,t upon rhjli.hirth--
IN Cost seasas, Piles, Cramps, Swelling al the FesS
Back ierd Lions Fa.se 5fains iiSHssfhsg end In
rtgris,ing The secratrsss ard rss4fsing the Eisse
ia.inn, IL has no eaasiss Ins. xggs1st 81 f 49, e 81 III
J. most ecfea;ufiy j, YER ts &C r.Sss ssss,ss
sayy sSSsssct lssaieings, fnssas5s ssiItsis uass.e sss ~
latncs..--!aS tsefef. Esssaeissi III Rte apesssSiE sn5s
Bllghs FOOD with thts BEdicsE.4,gilE pisays RRsaia 6
aafe and eaSy cnhnnetntsnt. 1ETlftSM29lR2
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1000 Feet i inch Copper rivclcd Gin
Bands.
OIL Floor Cloth, India Rubber Cloth,
Brussels Carpcting, together with a full
assortment OF Carriage Trimmings, OP>,
Paints, Varnish &c. For Sale by
a. J. 81 =. MOSES.
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ne REV.. John Scasr

or jersey City. TN old and highly respectable cier.
g. lyman OF the Baptist Denomination Handed In tho
ioiiowing certificate Mt Dr.. s. r. Tow nsrnJ's ohies
II speaks !of itsciI.
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Albany. April /. ls.7.
DR.. s: 7. Townsend's Principal Once has been
removed from l26 Fulton, 10 So Nassau street. In
me building formerly occupied by tho South
Baptist Church.
AorrT.-Redding & Co. No. 9 Sta,estrsst. and
Mrs + Kiadcr. No 100 ConH.strcet, poa,eu
samuel hidder. Jr,. Lcwelli Henry Pratt sslemi
Concord; J. Balch & SON Providence; and by
nfugg'sts and Merchants generally throughout the
United STATES. West Indies. and the Canadss.
a. j. II 2. MOSES,
Sole Agents for Sumter District
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., ,onu nA7,v TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1850

oct f Calfsrna hips phrase Baaua San
-. 7aFk shA Bait Ap ~
Ia c sHlofrs ship nsSsisn hfett Boston. ln G-se
Rytso batch SIik o. ~tpfplG Jaea 80,
.u E.rprt Area 50; pc Ciata InHar SYor4
S,pra Ina P- phis Mag and sid Oct for C3lrnA
.i.p tn RIO Lowe Orleans Apu hh, shp +ss
Sue otk or do < Virginia; Gregory, Ssem Jlas
for DO ~ swan, PhiA tApl l3 tor DO TN. -ch
Case,. Nay l5 10; steamer Conadvucs,
nj, YORK MAY 3 t; sth brig VrueEu-l PcSel' DO My y
Tor 10 s..d sept sncy Treat li,ie5-d I'm W1in
aa .ona 2shp Pfobas, lias Tn, Cai'9 9Th, bark
Issb ~ fst nsr h Caroline. PANE. Messlt ds
sz. m u shp Lumber, Nf0ra SD a5ou' ltr,
bars Sold y, Douglas. Antwerp
Al Ma.-re- ship SEQ Loo Brown, FROM San1tti, dss
d 9th ut ba,k vartta. t>v1 Nfots
Al Malaga .gh G difss. Young ifo 'ost>a AZ .na
D. nIssnJiu- fs Fr,Hcrco in or ia 81 una b3ne,
r NYorG iust fnt srhf kantTha dgn Tor 49,
"a br frances Peae .chr Sarah ann p"ekha Tor
and I'D for hYora late previous bark Ann Mary Dawes B3s
ton pr, C-edrd for Sicily.
vessel Gibraltar Sailed ist mt brss Dauoni,
Prus) !r N ste YoA. Tha w'nd had Just changed to
At Con. tad, 2sth Mt ships Medon, Parsons for Boston h
Monterey Cuw-u Siot1, really The "ach had i0fnrd
was disappearing under heavy thaw
Sailed from Cu-utufg q ui barb Rho1e DAVIS bosto1
A. Rotterdam stsa Mars, Dutch Berger fer Bos
Ton, ready.
AT Menevdeo Sept It. brig Charlotte Hopkins for Nfork about
Oct |; and Others reported same date
on 81 Mars Point th u Hartford, Saunders from Boston
Arfa; Matan1ss 3Is ut brig Walton, Banlst EYork; ;Ih
r sch Iniepensnce Blanchard Boston, h bark JUBILEE Aar
her, Portland; brig Henrietta 10
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Cloths are large snock su, hfncy held though 'e
nfrsent do uanu not fG active one Consisting OF sP
rooc stocks viii bear keeping, The no i've TO wa h
ropg as new goods mps,be PLACED II higher cost Nv
O. hing trade bur5s moderately, but 10 on me
North, m goods III m4insin their gTonod Th' c-P Vi ~
mesc II, zee vsok short of wants; ane pr e5 car
not fail to vance however slowly and reluctant AI
facturers by Light Belgian aId German Cons o are
taF f {f staf e btcefs aid bfr522 III ne y @
Cnlftl MIA trar IS Tctive f,,,
SWiues hay- become dun usual at this season, wi
consde stock, winch gives hcayines 70 stsn,s
no ders disposition TO yield. The soeh o. ,
Greys is accqmul4g. Tie better qualities however 0-
nand more inquiry. 1 ,,,, M, ran.
orally dan as Clothlero well stocked. ff'ops "''
skssfe quiet the demand being over for The Pre.
ing but mail stocks and those OF recent imp '''
are firm. - t,,. with uninpor-
on, forced sales only be nade ~
I'm. tIere are very few holders who are dispose 70
r,inder mrs sent facilities for raising money ana 'lt'
Min, NJ reno~jnp stocks If sacrificed. 80,
W. NAV observe in closing our remarks hul "e -
ro,. clos3r has been remarkable for the improvement @
ayfenscn 6f our domestic manufacturers OF H'usihis
Mnsin de LANES and Shawls The trade IN eac CO.. "
hsse ertces has been large and satisfactory ano s
ner or the next are very good Great lnoads nave oe
made on the foreign manufacturer in these productions
The traffic over the Central Michigan hoad
shows large gain over last year. The earnings
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Ship srA,a morse Bath Morse Lo 81 days md's A1 III
sbp 3 1homs. ID. statou IS hours, ballast 81
"t ssp tieyea new thompson x.nnebaak d ballast to WIN
Bs sea pF 40 ;an Soe s sa.s9a .
The yn.ya Sound 5 mesI aad from Se~ Haven 10 san
POINT go miles m F F, 10 f ope ars her
~ feet keel L feet IL aee Depth oil h0 ~ res
BIg w.tIcn Br) Masters syli'c 40 seHi--
Br * ae'sG cray aas u . cotton e cos 4gte'son Co
Brig r Der Cork Al c. blA'' aud - 7a'a7as7Fs'
to Rtf ~ z.So s.arteTaat Bnsra Sept . d to
2! dIys from l. lou buno Lit ~ n pssssnSe pat
on from the ship Lett port org 'gEs sto1as
eft WITH Burbank, ef' Angola for Ambrose
B1g Peggy tBl Smith c,tir II d. viqe' &c to order
BIG Ba.e ss Leone OF hd. 2 }94 Sc to Il,
Fhdiha wig F. bg AIs Of Liverpool Ms d' T. =. p,on,
Bug Moa,1a Thurber, yewbuyport ballast
Faoue Br Hs. Bermuda ds oaas e I'M NJ 5 T@
Co. In 1' fFnSf' E .as Ps @ p as condemned and
sold teen Mccoae the Clyde put in eAsy org
i: sSS te F Rr Ho3eT johns SB d e Neas
Sch Coral Jones Castias
Sch Luculu. Brown c ,sine.
Sen Arnn5a Was. Po aa patt Newport aao,any,&c,
Mosr Iefl American vessels Has had 7ey hslyy
Sch lrs, tBf) caryel Poy'3erce ds, ballast ioOri'
Sch 9is r,aqess Fn 6. oti o,i Me- s5 fs lumber
Sch zer Porter ST Kts 20 eat Woodruff and Robin
son Had weather. split Ayng 5 and soye 6uarks
&c. on7 40 spoke brig ~ erscove hence tor Cadz
Left Adele Lewis dg Sch Edward Perry sailed day before for
ST Martha.
Sch Good Intent B ~an Halifax Ms 10 days, oats, Hiram
Smith Had zeal bos;erous weather and lost
ots Head GEAR lst INST niles sw of Grand Banks
sep Moret eaman abed Of the deck and lost blow
irg gale at he fom WSW and could not save him
Sch Nc.u Stevens, Bangor.
Sch Rclmond. Pierce Rocslsnd
Sch Niagara SIaldiug, ROcs and
sch Cora Bartlett, l tile Esg Harbnr z ds lath.
schi,abeiht,, wrsh4rt YorA RIVER ds
Sch Commerce, Idck OK RiFef 8 IS
Sch Statesman Sutherland Savannah ds was blown OIL and put
si Rlchmond Pierce Newport RI Is, ballast Snow Whte
SCI Clarendon, Wallace, Rockland ds, line to master.
Sch Gen Cas-, Miller. Rock land d. lime 10 master
Sch Florida. Haskell Albany for Boston
Sch Nicanor. HlnAs, kasiport do, lumber
Sol Fueline Elizabeth Lett Philadelphia ds coal
Sch Gala tBrl Angu 90 Ids, salt 10 James brane sh
inst e "A ion o. Auguia tor hfork
sl Dennis Hogion Wisca, d. ah, to Smith Boynon
Sch Frank In Osborne, Albany. umoer
sch 10 Grande, lnmsn Philadelphia ds coal
HURON Pendeton, Roekand Us hne 20 aser
Boo. Newark and Line TO Davenport
s Pavilion Swan H.rwch hours, macsss and Goldfish,
Sch Coral BoweE Cssn ds codfsh and macaefe to Pills
Aste pc Casne u d. rnackere Pibury Sanford
Sch Bsbson, kockport de, uacserei to master
Sloor F., hou, b ydeuburg, Providence
soop Report etson Chatham i., macksrel to master
sloop Harvest Ffsneh proy' eaee domssles.
sloop Republic, -, New Bedford oil
Below bark.
sAILED-slps Margaret Pratt for London; Lady Frank
In Yehou Liverpool d'orans, Hutton Hayrej and
others.
w1sD-suuri.e, M noon. do; .un.e;, W.
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NETWORK Tribune.
Rio Circular.

RIO DE- JANgrRo, Oct l. 1870
The ar.f3a of American YesseIs In Sept were ~ tron5
The uoite4 States with cergoes, bound TO CaioiiA
ss4anisfs elsewhere Total o. Ill.,. 90
fes !i>s f tIfests tea zz6 w, ~
kegn $50 bxs Sperm Candies $50 kegs Lard FROM q"
rope, 1850 bbls. Flour. ,t ,os yerv d,Il
FLoUa-The market throughout the fnonul w ;yyeafeI
especially since 10Th inst the arrivals oe'hS Hl"0N
MI expected Id a, lower rates: so
NH Sbi,t;nos l0rs Brown Drills 1870 re bIae GO @'i
a., n piesc91s5 do 2Ip re- Stirting Stripes 2i7 re-:
arr. difficult 10 be made Idl quait!es a 60
,,,or,h oyey [fl9 60O Only very 'ne qaa1es ca 3e
,,conmerdsd aud ,hcn only in smell quantities ihe tIo
dpction Of Tea In Bfszlis greatly the increase e"e'
Of Res j1s1 S5 g Salt 7so75O re- Candles ssce9o
s pseArsas taye been aSundtnt, and the Gales
49, aIioyitlg no great accumulation of STOCK, bat Al
se- lower crices in consequence OF the aeyices from
EUrc Of the Dutch salea being announced TIE late sales
ave been II 3l5t0d30 for ressuperors; iO0O3 100
Iy aood mixed lots United STAIRS good hfs Tor Europe
3e2GQ3Q55N Stock 81 900 bags, The arrivals from the IN
Ieror are quite abundaptes they were rains having
nreyaijee There the past or weeks. MDrket hrn IBe
iotal evoft IN Sep. 17G34, of which 1898 were 10
Europe and g. III 10 TIE Uned States, as follows:
Hi.Ess Of suipble weight for the u are very scec
and would brig f0l rs.
EycHAnGE rave fuctntod between 70 and ~ in conse
quece OF the Buctos Ayqtan Minister having demanded
hspassport 80, ot.oo
Dollars b9e -, ;aa
Stock fet'lced TO 2j,0F bags ,
:Exeal-,sEs finn al Gs3, with az upward tendency
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DISASTERS. &c.

(r from London China, entirely
masteo lowe mast- hurricane 70 leagues west 81 san
stand for Rio Janero
MArrt4sD Davis from Baltimore for Boston, put into Pro
vnc-t1u and contact
with haik Euaw, whrh arrived Al Boston on saturday 49,,
EuTAw, Boston from Baltimore. Scuate on the 10Th
with the bark MARY land from Baltimore Tor Boston,
AID lost lhrOom. Cutwa'tr &c
hEIc HELvrlrN Gpatcs which cleared from Wilmington NC,
Roth ut Boston back TO on the Rlst INST oses
with losr OF sails and Leading badly
Wilmington from Boston, on Inc 9t ns at
74 experienced heavy gale from NNW which lasted
split sails started udder and received
other damage causig her 10 leak:
from Philadelphia for San Francisco put INTO
foro tina for the having deserted at the De
Rreskwuter ,.
CoLcEB,rEs Nov Brought ouroared gig marked Char
love on III. item, and "New-York branded inside
Bristol ChaoneiJ NV IA board pro6aoy
quarter boad perfect and apparently new tt se' os WIN
Italy carved gill; inches high was picked up to-day ABOUT
lie o this place.
Sr Prrr,puso Oct 7The bridges the Neya yests
by floating and the laytoo be- ween this CITY
and Crcnstad interrupted The passage the river yefy
through quantity o. the there all
appearance stopping during the day The Little Neya
The has stopped at Ne"sAy no intelligence from Croh
sIadt the 2tth
bors considerable quantity OF ice IN the Gnb extend
pg b, y0nd Battery and much floating Ia he
Channel Til. Mole lii ok make the commune
ation ye dcu, The Petersburg made attempts
IN snd the Ornenbaum but obliged to
put back owing to The quantity OF zee
Sci, Wills Funtm. PruyncetowO boarded May lat 81 ION
II Tie ecL sal Thomas Ca OF farhayen Ct bottom up both
asts gone Jbboon on the cap and her DO" 10 e-t undsr
lat 81 lon Is 90 picked up case OF GRASS coA7
ai- by Carey erck New Haven, Ctthe case marked
ohio All that made and supposed 10 have cons
om the he Thomas Cash Sch Ihos Cash onndeod al
sea some months ago. aud doubt all on 6oad pershe
Sen GIABHrt Dnwty Of and I'm Ezabsth G. iorS port
The Indie. Kits 4h having put il Few da
previous with less OF both ma and deck oa Of slaves
She would three or four days under Jury as Tor mo
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Foreign Ports.

oct7 Catherine, csows Se~YOEt arr going
lt.'fai Ro-ton
Siieuus Willis fur New YORK
AtFavaus Get IL bark Japoni;a, Gallagher Phi4ielpha
Al po-n Prince Oct 20 brig Fanny, on New io hAa - gays
passage S5d Nan Patt seyen-on for Boston soon sin ~
laIter Sands, I'm 30 9ls, bad 10 days pasnase
AtCacu"a sep IS ship Hamilton Petefon, Tor Boston Ot ~
ard Others ~ before
ya Lucinda Sears for Boston, soon
stmoou hngman cf do dg; Cbenamus Bure for Bo'ton
Il osys
rcssina ia u CostaeH Dckey Yencs 18th
for MARTA 10 I'll up for BOSTON, Maria Foster from Trieste Tor Pa
-no stt hostcn Leo Brown, for Boston, 10 days; Fokte"
Stort and VIM 1aatee Eu for Nav fors between the Oh
lo rst hrs Hope Pierce New orleans 10 days said
ath baIk Columbia ChPmas, SeT York 10Th caoasa Little
John
AtPaermo, 7sth u snip Charlotte Red, W.eks. from ces
just load Tor Sea Orean, stroud FL Ell and -
Brewer OK DAYS; FoWhattan ester Tor Phsi-
hs ,s,c) Boston FrAnclsca, $50 Cafonh
>cf Anunmo for New Ossa sch VI esA ofJ 3r HeT
Yoik ar Boston
18th Sharon nom rG%orn iuf
Pa ard New Orleans.
Al T,iestr ships Harvard, Aniro Tor Liverpool
Marfn Sampson. re- Nickel fo Talrfno.
Al G.rna dnuecblro
sr7 rreyos 3h a bark Massachusetts, Pntcs
u FaefWH-
At Huoua .hrs Canada, Besavas Tor New Bedford
b d.; schr spsriscu- Hifii aGd Oar Porter
afau Spt 7s nip Lyons Games NprleaHs pnV
California; 7ih brig ChHa Frost Nj ok Apns ard 'Aea
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SUNDAY morning 24h MARY widow
Lewis Of painful III, ess, IN the 6sth year of hetage
The friends and relatives OF he am and also her Abraham
W. Richa E. and Philip r. and also her sonnaw David Britt,
nyteo TO attend her funeral Wednesday next O'Clock
r her ate residence KIgt Her remains viii DO removed to
Greenwood Cemetery for ntermeut n26 1t
In this City the evening OF the Path INST Mr. DAVID BURT
in the 18th year of his
His reuars will be aiken to Schenectady for iuerment
SUI denly NOV "a JOHN BLOW aged 81 years. mont add IL
is respectfully from
90 C'Imiue st this Tuesdal after Don, at ocsck NJ
On Sunday evening Nov. a. ooroup EUGENE MARIAs HUM
BERT, aged years. ; Il onhs ana 30 days
family attend his funeral
da Nov 20 at hall ps.t clock NJ from the residence Of
Monday 20. JOHN MURPHY, thE! of John Murphy,
fgsd months aud 5 DAYS
The friends OF the family respectfully invited TO attend his "a
ihs afternoon hapas o'clock fom ~ hornsys
On Monday Nov 2s. JANE MARIE daughter Of William and
The relatives and friends respectfully
un- on Nov 81 at ~ NJ from the residence her
father oi Hudson and Morton SIS Moo
On SATURDAY. Nov 30 from thu effects OF the sxploa Of the
steamer Resolu;e Captain Woodruff HARTMAN, aged 35
years
Of the family also members Of At,nc
Lodge o OF F. respectfully invited funeral FRI
Tie Fir.' Baptist Church REV M Hodgss) Brooklyn, to day.
At Railway Nj ELIZA r wife frey L. H Lee Pastor hs
Second P'esby terrain Church Of Railway
AT 81 ouis 30 Nov 8, OF typhoid fsyer, WM AMEs, for
AT Feather R. Meadows California of wound, received in an
engagement with The Indians August last
CTS CKERlsG, OF sOdns Wayne County, NY
IN aramen0' on he l4ih Get Mr. C. EDWARDS, formerly
suddenly Dr. Hoves Ferry Touumne River California
GA he 7'h Oct Dir KNOWLES TAYLOR OF New YORK City.
disease was congestion OF the liver.
Al Missouri Bar the Bar billions fever Sept 49,
6.tt T. MoUNfEOhT son of Judge Mouutor,, Of New York
formerly Boston
On All ship yapdala oi Roston iro San Fran
,ecd about SO s3d CHARLES sQUIRB5 OF bic naive OF
nknd sset about ie Oct II WIN. BUNS rEAD Hampton
Mss lost overheard the Rearo RIVER DC, Is
HMM tufD, seaman oil New Orleans, ag,d about
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Spokeu, &c.

Nov . D Shot Keys ship Penne Fullerton from LIVER
pool for hOrleaDs 90. W, =,
oct lat % 50 w bark Prompt Lowell from Boston
Sept 1877 for South America
PM lat 70 @ Ion 80 % stnir Canada daTrson from
Nov 6 a IS ST. lon a. brs Bird from Wilmington sc, for
Sept TO- at4 Ion % W. bark Barba BIZ Philadelphia for
Nov = lat IS Ion - 80 brig John French fom New York for
Vera Cruz.
Oct 90 80 70 snip Princeton, from Liverpool for New
York, Gays ont all veil
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IMMATURE ALaANAC...TAls
PORT OF NETWORK
Clenred.

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w. saiuei. hoSPp Norfolk, Stusg-, Cl=ar,rn & Go; Bazos
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haiss Athigal, Jones. Fhiiaa-Fs.,.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Nyarlsets. ALBANY. Nov. Is.

The receipts since our last have been as follows:
2lOCO bbls FLoUR $4,000 bushels WHEAT COCO bushels
CORN; 10000 do BARLEY good business has been do
ing in FLOUR sales $500 bb al SCAT 6or strait State;
81 for Michigan and 87d s. for pure Genesee Th,re
is fair milling demand tor prime WHEAT sales 5000
bushels at 40 for Genesee and O2 for Ohio Corn easier
with better inquiry; 5000 bushels mixed Western sold at
6S}. $500 bushels RYE changed hands at 76c The trans
actions in BARLEY have been $500 bushels at 100 bushels al
lOOc Sma sales Of Prison WHISKY at &c
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SALES BY AUCTION.

f. CoLToN, Aucioreer
4 ARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
H-lFURNITURE, PIANOFORTE, SILVER WARE
WINES, &c.-F. COTTON will sell TOMORROW
wednesday, Nov q, at l04 o'clock, al So King st. near
vaiek The entire furniture ofo gentleman going to Europe
carpets per gihsses curtains rosewood pianoore ex.
tension tables, silver ware, &c More full particulars on
Wednesday, and catalogues ready early Wednesday
morning. N -