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Washington telegraph., 1852-12-29
Cheaper tp,an the Cheapest!

NOR the purpose of closing out my stock will
Il sell the following articles cheaper on an av-
erage than they can be had elsewhere in town,
to wit: Sugar, Coffee, Molasses Tobacco (by the
box or retaiA Whiskey (by the barrel or other
wise) Brandy, Honey, Vinegar. Shad Mackerel,
Goldfish, Starch, Candles, Powder, Shot, Saeratus,
ETC., ETC. Just call at the Exchange
SAMUEL PARKER.
Washington. Sept. Sth, 1852 }6-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-29
FOR RENT,
SPLENDID BARGAINS,

The undersigned is now offering at his Drug
and Book Store, for cash in hand, choice as
sortment of Historical Raigiows Miscellaneous and
Classical works, at cost. This is the best oppor-
tunity for purchasing cheap Books that has oc-
Cured in South Arkansas. Call and examine his
stock and prices.
r. p WILLIAMS.
Washington. March 81. 1852. 2m'
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-29
Ell q z ID NN a R = 4.

n R. RICHARDS, No. ii Chartres a
street. Nevy Orleans, oI s lmPorteTSSs e5 80
Domestic Hardware, has received very large
addition to his previously extensive stock OF shelf
Hardware, Iron, etc, which be offers to country
merchants on the most favorable telns. The
following comprises part OF the stock:
7GO tons of Swedish Bar Iron, assorted;
100 tons Hoop, Band, Boiler and Sheet Iron;
30 tons Cast, German and Sheet Iron;
900 casks Trace, Log and Ok Chains;
1870 casks Hoes, assorted, Carolina Louisiana,
Grubbing, etc.
5000 kegs Nails, assorted, Weymouth and An
Choir brands;
1000 dozen Axes assorted Collins, Hunts, and
other makers;
800 dozen Shovels and Spades, assorted, Ames',
Rowlands, and other makers; st
$50 tons Savory s. Co.'S Castings consisting OF
Pots Ovens, Spiders. Firedogs, Cauldrons, ETC.
Cologne, Mil Stones, all sizes; Mill Irons; Bolt
ing Cloths Sperm, Whale, Lard and Linseed Oils;
Window Glass, Putty, Paints, etc; together with
an extensive assortment OF Shelf Hardware, Cut
lery, Guns, etc.
December s, 1852. 49-6m
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-29
THE State Cs Arsxansa sas.


COUNTY OF HEMPsTEAD.
Office of the Clerk of tie Hampstead Circuit Court,
on the Chancc,y SIDE thereof. Uacat.on, Norcn.-
ter 27, n. ID. 1852
Emily E. Wilson by William
Watson, her next friend, Cons BIZ for D.
plaiaom. r0rce ana -itt-
rs: n,ony.
Walker Wilson, Defendant.
TTHIS day came the said complainant by her
L Solicitor, aad files her Bill herein duly sworn
to the object OF which is to obtain divorce from
the bonds of rnatrinnony now existing between
her and the said defendant and for alimony, and
it appearing from an affidavit annexed to said
BIZ that the said defendant is nonresident OF
the State of Arkansas. 1t is therefore ordered
that the said defendant be notified OF the penden
cv nature and object of this suit and that unless
he shall be and appear before the Hampstead
Circuit Court in Chancery sitting. on or before
the thrd day of the next term thereof al the
Court house in said county, to be holden on the
seventh Monday after the fourth Monday oi
March, A. D. 1888, and plead answer or demur
to said Bill the same will be taken for confessed
and decree accordingly. And ii is further ordered
that copy of this order be published in the
washington Telegraph" newspaper published
in the State Of Arkansas for two weeks success
svelv the last insertion TO be at least four weeks
before the commencement of said next term Ci
said Circuit Court and that the same when SO
published be taken and deemed sufficient notice
TO said defendant of the nature, object, end pend
ency of this suit.
S. T. SANDERS, Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
Test, s. T. SANDERS, Clerk.
December 8. 1852 49-2w
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-29
From the ". o. Picayune.
New Orleans Cotton Market.
New ORLEANS, Dec. II. 1S5.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. IL. 1892
CorroN.-The advices by the Niagara, the
steamer of the 27th ult., which appeared on Sat-
urday morning induced factors to submit to de-
cline, and the sales in consequence reached $4,000
bales at decline of dahc. On Monday. further
advices based upon the letters by the Niagara. re-
presented the Liverpool market in a worse posi-
ton than by the accounts published on the arrival
of the steamer at Halifax. and brought numerous
counter orders These accounts however had no
further effect our market the sales on Monday
and Tuesday reaching % 800 bales. On Wednes-
day the Arctic, the steamer otthe 1st INST brought
contrary to the general expectation firmer mar
ket with an improved feeling These advices
make many English buyers come to the conclu-
sion that our market had reached the turning
point and they accordingly entered the market
freely and took 5000 bales at an advance OF ddl c.
Yesterday in spite of the elements the sales reach
ed 10000 bales at further advance of a full &c.
To-day the demand is again active, and the sales
reach 10000 bales, making total for the week OF
72. 800 bales A large part of the purchases has
been stored for lower freights. The purchases
have been chiefly for England, the Continent the
Mediterranean and the North. French buyers
having Operated very sparlngly. Prices have
been very irregular to-day with an upward ten
dency; the demands has beer mostly for Middllng
and Good Middling lists Ordinary and Good Or
binary qualities being neglected. We quote:
ordinary tp,iraor Ssa9H 5 Mdding Fair 9sa o.
Middling .... 81 ass Fair. nominal
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand 1st Sept, 1852. -. bales lO,Oo9
rr;ved since 75OSO9
Arrived to-day. ................ lo'lo|
770,9SO
Exported to date. ....... 434,9S4
Exp,rted to day 5,124--440, 10S
IL al
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-29

Stock on hand, on ship-board not cleared 332,o72
Receipts at this port last year at the same pc
'- MONDAY, December Goth,
o'clock. p. m.
CorroN-Notwithstan the unfavorable te-
nor of the Niagaras letters, received by mail
this morning. factors continue to ask very full
prices. and in consequence the sales, SO far DO not
exceed 1900 bales. -
BAcoN-Sales of Is casks sides at 81 and II
at 9.
mess in large lots
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-29

TRANsCENDENTALIsM DEFfNED.-A cor
respondent of the New York Times gives
an account of his meeting Yankee phllos-
opher on board of the Fall River boat who
thus defined the transcend entallsm OF the
day:
Yer see. [ have tew definitlons-one
vulgar and t'other refined The refined
definition is this, and | have gin 1t afore:-
Transcendentalism is am attempt to pene-
trate the unknown; to measure, and sound,
and define that which has neither depth. nor
size nor form; to analyze the soul, and to
make its relations to another world part OF
the universal chaos which covers every
thing, My vulgar definition is this =
Transcendentalism is an attempt by phllos-
ophers to measure the Almighty In quart
pot.''
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-29
,gEWEEIRY! .gEWELRY!!

YTNRE subscriber has just opened @A@
4 new and fashionable assort-.S1 S&
nient of JEvvELRY. consisting of GOLD and SILL
YER LEVER WATCHES, 81
Good Time Keepers,
Ladies and Gentlemen's gold Chains, Breast-pins
Ear-rings, and Finger-rings, gold Pens and PEN
ellis, gold Slides and Cuf-pns; silver forks, spoons,
and butter knives, silver suspender buckles with,
and without chains.
RODGERS FINE CUTLERY,
superior sewing needles, silver and steel spectacles
and goggles pocket compasses with dials, Allan's
five and six shooters and single barrel self cooking
Pistols. and Bowe-knives, with great variety of
fancy articles too numerous to mention, all of
which will be sold cheap For Cash Only.
ALSO an additional supply of WATCH materia!s-
Watches carefully repaired and warranted.
c. WHITE.
Washington, Nov. II, 1852 46-2m.
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-29
n O TE G. e /.

n o E'EG e..
RANDISON d. ROYSTON of Washngton
VI Hampstead county, Arkansas, is my lawful
agent and attorney to transact, settle and close
up all unsettled business in which am in any,
wise interested in the State of Arkansas;
J. G. D'ARMOND.
September 18th. 1852 37-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-29
TO TRsE
OF the Mississippi. OuacElita and
Red River Railroad Company.

A Ta meeting of the Board of Directors of this
II Company, in the City of Camden, and State
of Arkansas, on Wednesday, the 10th of Novem-
Der, 1882, it was
'O,dered, That call of one-half of one per
cent. be made on all subscriptions of stock bereto-
fore taken, by notice of sixty days. in the
Ouachita Herald in Camden; the Washington
Telegraph, in Washington, and the Gazette and
Democrat in Little Rock
P. K. ROUNSAVILLE, Sec and
Treas. a., o. and r. r. 4. r. c.
Can3en Nor. 10. 1852. 4S-Sw.
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-29
DISSOLUTION.

NNHE co-partnership heretofore exisliag be-
i tween myself aud John |. Silliman in the
mercantile business in Arkansas, was dissolved by
mutual consent on the sth August, 1852, ard the
settlement of the business connected with the
same is confided exclusively to me.
]. G. D'ARMOND.
Washington. Sept. Is, 1882. s7-M.
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-29
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VALUABLE NEHG To NJ -
T WILL sell upon accommodating terms guam
l. tity of valuable real estate, situated in Hemp
stead county, Arkansas. For terms, &C., apply
to VIM Fl. Etter, Esq, Register of the Land Of
flee at Washington.
GRANDSON d. ROYSTON.
July 49, 1851 29:h
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-29

THE ENGLISH Press AND GEN PIERCE S
effect Of the election or
General Pierce to the American Presidency
is variously commented upon in the English g;n;
journals. The London Times says: Ihe
triumph of Gen. Pierce is essentially tri-
umph of free trade. 1t puts an end for ever
to the attempt to raise the import duties OF
the American tariff of 1916; and it leads us
to hope that new and more eniighteneu
spirit will prevail in the new cabinet with
reference to its commercial relations with
ourselves and with the colonies of the British
empire.
The Liverpool Chronicle and the Glasgow
Mail also consider the success Of Gen. Pierce
a free trade triumph.
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-29
The State Of Arkansas

COUNTY OF HEMPSTEAD.
Office Of the Clerk of the Hampstead Circuit Court:
on the Chancery side thereof, 10, vacation Norem-
Der 9th, #. ID. 1852.
William Jasper Shankle, Libel !
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-29
n o II C E..

la U q Z e.
T SHALL BE absent from the State for few
i months Gen. G. d. Royston is legally author
lied to attend to any business for me during my
absence. RICHARD PRYOR.
Spring Hill, Oct. 81, 1854 Att
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-29

Fleetwood Herndon, John D.
lIerndon, Benjamin Barber,
Merritt w. Mcdaniel. John p.
Brackville, Richard Y. Merch-
ant and Alexander Byrne, De-
Z
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-29

Henry L. Biseoe, SandGord c.
Faulkner. John Drennen, JAS.
Ii. Walker and Luther Chase,
as Residuary Trustees OF the
Real Estate Bank of the State
of Arkansas, Plaintiffs.
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-29
The State of Arkansas,

COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.
Ia Lafayette CUc,t Court, racQtion December 3D.
1870.
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-29
DISSOLUTION.

Faltoa. October %. 1852. 43-ti
Washington telegraph., 1852-12-29

Mary Elizabeth Shankle, Defend
mat
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denee Of biz parents 90 yestry street. this afternoon at

dcnee Of his parents 90 vesry street. this afternoon
O'Clock. without further in yitation
On Wednesday, May s. LEONARD LEs. aged AZ years.
His friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral without further invitation this after
neon, at O'Clock, from les East Eighteenth street.
Second avenue. to Greenwood Cemetery.
On 1hursdsy, May g. very suddenly. lisSRy M,RIis,
only OF Samuel j. and Hcn NJ Jacobs. aged years
/ month and ~ days
The friends Of the family invited to attend his func
raj this afternoon at o'clock from the residence Of his
parents "a East Twenty eighth His remains will
b. taken to Providence for intermcnt.
On Thursday. May after short illness MARY Parser,
wife Of Moses Parker in the 2ith year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family requested to
attend her funeral from her late residence All Eroome
street corner Of Elm stsa, tomo afternoon, at
O'Clock.
On Thursday morning, May after linz ring illness
Mrs ABIGAIL VAN ALLrN. aged 81 years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family respect
O'Clock. from the residence Of her in law O. W. Smith,
10 vandam street.
On Thursday morning May g. after short and severe
Illness, Ann MATILDA wife OF George r. Plume and
dnughtcr Of Jacob Anthony.
The relatives and friends Of the families respectfully
requested to attend her funeral to at
O'clock from the residence of her father 600 Houston
street without further notice
On Thursday. May 0, GEORGE Roach, aged At years.
The friends of the family invited to attend his fu
neral from l7G Mulberry street. this afternoon at half
past o'clock.
Montreal papers please copy.
On Monday, May 3, RIcrARD McposAaH. formerly Of
Donegal Ireland aged Is years. lilo endearcd his
relations by his al affection aud TO his acquaintance
BY his mild and obliging manners.
'Nlay he rest in peace" Amen
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Cover Nferk; Guy hsnnesins Freeman, DO Lease webb
CroPper doi iavrpo. Gardner. do; Caroline kesmith
Salisbury. DO Queen OF tho West Hcwitson SFrancsco
CID 2ist Anna Gookn. Payne. NYork. I'd Scranton.
Spencer do.
Sid 10Th Caroline Huil port in Maine; elst Belosrrs
Thomas NOrieans Danl ekster, Howard Boston: C,nst
Western. Marshall kYSrk.
Lennon, April 22-Entd nwards; Grey Feather. MTaugh-
n Calcutta tarr at Deal 2is) Cid Witch Of The
MARsEiLLns April rr-Arr sacsusa Lenox, NYork
Opon TO, April l5-Arr q Smouse. Winchenbach, New
York
PoRrsmorrE. April 2i-Arr London. Hebsrd. London
NYork for Antwerp: 20th Victoria WatEgton.
Rotterdam for NYork Stephan Lamke from N0resns for
Hamburg
fer bremen.
RorTrapAm. Apr 20witte corneliss do Wit, Van Ros-
TsssI, April ls-Sld wslvaren. Boohouwee. San Fran
cisco
TnE Lizard. April I9-Of. BuonOvsuto, swensen. from
TRAIT, April i9-sid Miami MDonoush NYork.
RrGA April 1.-The ice upon the Duna broke up yestsr
day, opposite tho town. and although II still stands last
down the river the navigation expected DO open
in days Several vessels known TO DO already In
the bay. .
Msss,sA. April l2-The coquette. barnes Of limerick.
loading at this port for the United States fire
this norpn6 lat the fire was got under without damage.
except Tie (brmstone) OF which, however, only
about eight toms we're on board
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MISUNDERSTANDING Lurops-Mr Cohen, lady. two
soma and servant Horiques and lady Mr Progof sad
lady Miss prsgoG Mrs Sreyer I've children and
Grant MIR Walter. LAZY four children and
Grant Grant 79th Ngiment. Kidston, MeLareq.
McLaren, Carrider. = Lyncl Mr. Swift, Mrs larry,
DeAlees Miss 0kie TJoseph Mr. Bonfor. Fesrsus Com
Ter, Mp. G Wicker. r Edwards Jr Con swat, ,ssrer
Of dispatches Miss Dillon. Lachsiso Schultz r. III
enres, Joseph. hr foang.-, Goedsll. u Smith. W
Rylc. Mise Kemp, Marshall. Wilkes johnson.
Klcnsosp-stesmship Roanoke.F Riloy. Haven AID
Miss Ellen Coleman, Harold and lady. Hill.
Badger. Crawford Waller lady. and daughter, Mr.
Ritehford hrs W Bickiord and three children, Miss
Andrews Mrs Jacobs and Boctec lady. child and
rer,ant Fdwrrds G Edwards Bsrnsrd. f Jones, u
Bull Mcdonald, We,Is, G Drake w o Brien
ssd lady. L curk and LADY. Williams. Nc
Gsrd;n. Ward, ID Warner. Il d Lombard. Msr n
P,tman. Mr. Smith. J. ward, ars Hutchins. II
Adams lady, and cid. lrrtt horn and lady. l. Ster-
ling r ID Smith. " Icvt. lady. and two chidrcr Mira
Wipgatc and $40 sonr. Farlow J j Waldo, l. Hot
ehins J MOsher J Howard. Fsemer Edx sras,
l. G Coombe. " toGrnz, Dc 3r.ar, VIM Studiey j
Studiey y y stadsy |: studie,. d buchanan. z
Jordan, M A 1sNior, X Mooney, Reamer, Lieut. i
Stropr, N. " II Ethelr'dge. y Decatur. c Ms
rim. Capt Upsbcr, shock w Eeelir, n FL
lott, lady, md child. and 20 in stecrare.
HAvEE-Packct ship Bayaria-J Penenoui. L,uisePe-
nerond, Gustave louise Xee and Adele PEI .nor l.
CHARACTERISTIC Bar rtburn-Mr Campbell
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Arrivei-Schr Mary Chiffon. Boston.
BosroN. May G.
Arrived-Sfip Bombay. Manila; barks q Lewis Messi-
White Cloud Mstabza IDA Balmore; briys Toilet.
Philadelphia. sehrs Atkins. st Domingo; LousiAna Port
Az Prince James Otis Norfolk; Deborah Washington Nc
!er Matilda. and Isabena. Philadepka John Ror iout
Mary Crocko Caledon.a Isabolla Hannah ID, Zephyr
Winternoyet and Granite State, EYork
Aso arr ebEs Peter Msray NorIeans Aiexsndsr SBr }
locity NYork.
Cleared Ships Beverley, SFranoisco Norfolk NOreans
Ghss HumbcItson; Ssyannah bsrks Thetis Manila Old
briggs Nitberoy GEORGETOWN. Sc schrs Lowell Jaome An
tonette, HavAna Atwood. fredericksburg Westover
Richmond; B Reeves. Philadelphia.
ChARLr LESION, May 8.
Arrlved-Ship Charles Cooper. NYork.
Cleared-Bark Jasper, NYork.
The schr Abaco, Searspot for Georgetown put to-
day of he ad winds.
arrived 6th-Ship Arlington. and bark Carolina NJ rk
scLrs North Carolina, Salem, Rockingham. Camden.
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maIril0.

At Brooklyn, o. Thursday, May 8, by the Rev J. Il.
Hodge Mr. MATHs Hall TO Hiss ApgLrE DAVIS, daugh.
ter OF VIM. =. Davis, Esq, al of that city,
On Thursday evening, Mfy O. by the Rev George Potts
d D.. FuEnrsioE uuNrLR to AIS JAM, daughter Of J.
Little. Esq aIl Of this city
On cdDe-iay May 1t the Church Of Saint Charles
Borrono Brooklyn by the Rev. DR.. G. O Pic FrrDr-
NICK TORN. E,q TO PmaH, MARIE. third daughter OF
Leon vi gume, Esq
London England papers please copy.
en- s.n1uy. May 2, by tho Rev j. NJ. Wainwright, ID d
Dir JhmIs ". CoATts u ls ass ELzAnFrp JARVIS all
Of y Il city.
Ausnta Ca papers please copy.
On April 10, by tho ROY DR.. Iiebbs LOOT II. DAs-
4I1. Ifl Of Scy mour. Conn. TO Miss GSS ALDA An.
BOWS, q this city, dnughter Of the late Samuel L.
iudrCws Ia
AT - Johns Chapel. 10y Tie Rev. William Bcrran, on
"Wednesday. Ma, ., Arp,rw To.7,R iiiuci.s To sAn4n
Uff9oN daughter ~ agrn H. Earnoi al OF this city
On Wednesday. HAY by The Rev. win am KeDacdy
Stopiofd Mr. WILLIAM s1dNuiflM 60 bliss JAM 6raAMs,
al % thg city q. New York,
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EAvyBAv. April lc-sd brig Maria. Barss... and Leg
Bs.;a in August provided pss:ssss:
En-: Ds;:. Ass ssss 70,
s sss. c... Ba S S 'S 1:
days brig Eliza Goddard Orb Adams for Boston "a sthsss
ST Do.,xeo.. April A-schr Meridian Wood jus. ars,.
for N}..a aa as': ,,,, a r,.n.
isss s NE AU,ii sss.:s. sss Skisasa
Ers"sn Siss: Tsa.. 'Sesn:
sT. ss ss.. A ss ''s- s
70 load for Boston, saras Roek. Gha.asd dig load .r
Boston. and others.
Home PorSs.
bss. MY sd
'g Ann slliN,I.ni pisr mont Parker Boston
as'ss q.
s s..si Potter g. ss::, ss
ri S, M1d s;so, via EsspSs
S isE eG ss.aoss hct .. a .
r r Gls .lS. 5ss
Iranoisoo; harAs LueiIa, Wech sSmatra what Cheer.
%s'sss ana aS
I5na.s i Tp.y cSsp5R
i% lSai ts.s
NYork Chamboriain Bsarss. do Star. Sskessos. do;
simpson Johnson Portland. Conn., load for Charles.
iS cs MY fsr
.ssia %"
dsy eISs Clark MinssI boston cloetAT tnoi Mon
Co. 'sSr: Pos. ssy: Msasss suad.;E ASss:t
as Gy
ter NYork CID brig Emily Share Gaiyeston Texas. sShr
sS'sn bark ssranso ba i' s5s
Ions span rol ASris"S Oliver d. A"','''A' D.'s
.1ssra league ssips S
tElowsr Crooksr Liverpool Lzno Howsri. Parker. do;
,coXwAYboRoGeM. Sc. April sa-cld sohr Pauline.
ARR
pf NaI RIVER Nay s.Arr sohrs Mathew Duroe .aa
ySls fs ' sd sR1H %
fGwss ~ Lone Star NeSsu;y Mobile s: BRIG as.y
90 s.s s$pf for
I. ca %sn md Hs
II, r s9a: Sa sE aH
~ H.lsss s
Ai; :Ps s;s as 5 5.
do. cid ship Boadicea OBI Perkins. liverpool bark
Maine Perkins brig Vermont Surrett BavAnas
sohr S Lane. Pratt. Philadelph
MACHIAS, Aprl 30-Arr brig Cuba Sawyer Boston Il
load for Cuba.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2s-Arr steamship L,uisi ma,
LAwiess lndianola via shns Law Woodhurv
Nckerson Boston Eivirs oven oven Bath Me; Thcmis,
(rl Brewer Mobile; barks Achilles IBrl Morris Clyde
via Eagle siaad West coast Of Ireland Globe Whitmore
Havana lyt as schrs Maria Laure Jnlia (Fr) saoard
II days Martinique; j bradford IoIey knsischeoiss
CbipoIs Bakvney do, Elizabeth Weber Prnsaoojn
Below coming; uD shin Sarah Purinron Melcber from
HYork Cid ships F.rheld Loveland Bremen: ShefRald
Lewis, Leghorn; Memphis Davis NYork: Chsriotte'
Sparks lowed sea 2Ist inst chips Julius Cear
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Efnrlr Golaa

PHnApELpHIA, May 6-(Reported By Barker, Brother,
Co. lFrsf Bodrd$320 Canal s. TAX: 2700
City 6s ?a 3s Ishigh Mortgage o. g6ls 5000 Reading
Railroad 6s 10 81 900 do b5, 81 200 Camden and Am
boy Railroad o. 81, 9sis 1926 Lehigh 6s l 26 shares
Railroad 49, II Harrisburg Railroad. b.
b Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, l01; Farmerp Rank
Kentucky. 90 Befcssn Bea,ds-sioSo Reading 6s 20 "a
I4a. Second Boord-$20o0 Reading Railroad Gs. 10, ~;
lOtO do, I'd 81 LOCO Wimingt Railroad 6s 1909 Lee
hgh 6s @ 100 Schuykil Navigation interest 32 100
script q; shares Pennsylvania Railroad, ~ United
States Bank 3 Philadelphia Bank, l59. mr. Boord-
roao a. ~ 40 Long Island Railroad, 1915 Farmers
nd Noel n RAM 6gL.
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New ORLrANs-Stesmship Benjamt- Prsnktin-Mcs Far
rell and child. Reilly. lady and strvapt, X Hall and
daughter Master Robertson. Dolles aud d. In
the steorage
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foreign vessel Is nov lying ~ Liverpool Who'll
nee mon instead q wooden mast, ~ Zee. nigh
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The bark "Georgo" from Plymouth 4. and brig Gslsna"
from Horton Ms as below LIST inst supposed
be two incorrect reports OF pilot boat for Br bark
Raue and Br BRIG Cleaver arrived day from those
l.ceE
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Steamship City OF Norfolk. Echmond shi,s American
Congress- Williams London st Charles billiard E0rieAns
Erie Curtis Matanz bsrks Ganses (Br Stevens ST Ste
phens NIB Mount ahingtop, Pettng Rio Grandc; Eliza
schr) Benz Franklin, Sears, kOrlsans.
Wild q. sunrise, NV; at meridian SW; a. sunset, do.