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DoInestic Eorfs.

ALEANY Dec = Ga .shr Albany Marble Providence;
ALEXANDRIA 6Arr schrs Gull stream Cr.nue New
iork sarah Jones to1wel Philadelphia Silvia Hgby Highly,
DO SD sch Airs BrAdwAy Philadelphia Louisa sheldon
BANGOR Dec. s-A5r. .ehr. Msdssrd; vs.as Se~Yerk-
BATH Dec San big Elyira lnssls ssy.aBsh h hP Sal
ten new Gsorteowp Ne bark ThSs of Boohbsy Gid1er
Wsisree Of and M savannah TIL ssp UEdiunred ao He5es
BRISTOL Dec s-Arr Science Gaddins Providence for
BosIoE Dec SAN steamer Cir, ofS.w-York Matthew Phi.
lsdsphs shs Howes Goodspesd " Yort Monsoon Baker
Bedford; tifs James snsh o P;sonl coburn Constant.
MehseI Ryerr DO E 1syar PhilA Mary SAWYER Bartlett,
very. FhnAi sc A gresnas and C. w Dali Targier wn A
atwood sInifh and George s6s,tuek Ts1Eer Shrvs Cain
Phs Race Rock Brown smith smith Do; Laay
sufok Baker DO L Allen Rhodes. Roasouti Bay STATE saer-
Ne~.Yeit T. Munsen Harding Bedford W1liron Homes
Canada BE- stone Leoc via HaisI barks statesman Br
eorErs 81 John B. Actress BIZ Cam do Asants lBr
bs R. HeAbaIa Es EGvsns; Lena 1Brj Fssbsn SID
ney C. b Tweed or QBIeE, Maitland; WacesnaW, O5sr,
Portland lead for Gaia seir Eben Aikia Elliott Malta
Arr Eliza shsnks So J.hG " B. seh Mar Edo, HtneEis,
orlssE, 0iye br-reh- ferins Jseksoale Virginia Price
Dec AR ..s,H.hig Aas.. OBJ Moody Liverpool "a Hall.
Rio ausiro tsrks ocsGnua Noore ao5esveo bsrts o e
ten helc Irdsd Csrriols, Crbuee Tarks Island via Vine
y.lt EI.st eTyay ss7asnaA Evelyn HishbOr Mabshs
60 bHg JsEe Fowler Wns,ew Philadelphia Kius sasr
Bee Ley such ssAs' sd AL EmHs AssoEds Fh.i Henry
R,eon Albany Hsstsabe Gregory Bsnsi Alley; Grec.sa
Tcrsy forst sheeef ard Anr1cra gay Roaaogf fu sai
CO lark Csrd ossn Noble; bs Henry Mat.6sEs DsTererr
jss, AH sa, Isrl R:se rsisG Clare . eLPs $
MHiEF;en D. g slI. Ne!son oxer, Jsskossl- Grscian
In y. TYek. Encbantrsss C-heon 40 ga ..s c @-.
hiFs Mss Mss Retzord; basis se0as; Ley As.I1st
5orn TTess III Bel, Assrsi Lsas A' Glaze "a, iSn
,lxs5eih ML..seri a A3s; Maria Wiz % C.aasr sca
and 0;hsr
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FOREIGN Ports.

SD from Lyeo 10Th ult yGhn B'rbsur' Marshall St. John,
Oh the Eel Buoy sh Lucy Thompson Pendle'0n from New
'ats1' sLSn, o. So 18th u, Nsbusnk Merot,re
ci. HS 'Si sifSs Bisss 5r Noble con% @
i SP51 Srf Stsa' '.''
On Dover sb sii John BiD1so Lawson Antwerp boston
SD Newport 18th ult mot pFevj wenhlm Wedge, Cape
80 u n Shield. ish ut. Ann johnson Y;yorlsana
Sd from earaia 5,h u Lerd DaSys Mathew. San Francco
Ar Deal ls.h u Fdss asss Bremen ios orls.1, l65
oiissn: TTOpe smith Do ANA sd for HaVIsi Alexander Ed
oa DInsene,. 18th at Clio Robertson Shield. for Ph.Ieph.
SID the clyde i5 Isabella mcEweD and BrOOssby Clark
siis.upd ,ah q Lcql.s PHILIP chaTe ;,i1 s..,,
Christie Cardiff for San Fanelco es'y The ss master, Mills
dS su sGe Sa els i'Tfa aus Halle ch
Az q D'Sin Nov IS colaHs9, Lester osssse W.T..
Csrthssens brig Winthrop Simmons for New York
Key Nov 90 bark Antelope, for BOstOn ad,y'Oniy
AZ Bsibsdo.s iih ut sehr seus Rest Ply mouth NC
A. Aux Csyes sd ult trs Isa of Esapo LsnghoFn from
Rs%edi6. si sit S.Si Iy:s1d snas Boston soon
At Msianzss 9th u bsrt cOrnhian Edgecom6 for Boston
1I 90 seth nit brig M. Iqsr,h.n N.risl sid 25h b,
Yolk 18th brig Palo Alto, MeKay Boston.
th u bsrt Tom cOrwin Cashier dsr would prob
Ar SsI u. tre. Confidence Melville Newport RI
utIsus, Lewsy, Baltimore ca 2O,h big G w.shSaTn t,e,
ga from Sept 4 g Tar b: s:hys R Eo@5Sn
ready; HIIsr L5ca SswYosk Oct Surprise Raalett for
do d.; and others Is before.
ABanaboo, Africa Oct bark Eege, SINS from Boston, bnd
dow he coast. 10 sci same day.
iii bark Cuba Sawyer for NewYork OF 7dsys
Sid Oct o. Sic bark Antoinnstta for New-York.
Mssss sth bark Prompt Whelden for Boton or days
and ohtTs
No Gibraltar 18th ult sid bark Fra Palmer Smith
(fcm Msrses for New York; brig Choctawi Burton from Nal
sesloo.
18th ships Dublin. Merrill for Boston l2h Sc
EsrlAuJy. Rus for do in few days
SD llth ut, ship Champion Dew, Bos;pnhsd
been Wld-bcuId
A. Rotierdsm 18th u ships Schiller tBrem Bahr for York
A. Bonirssr (Pfus) Meyer, for DO and Baltimore
AT ssseGbo 10th ult- brig Adty Swift Berry fm and for New
Yort. 10 days; only Am. vessel
Htlfax 18th ult schs Palmyra Doyle; Morning Star
Frazier; Mary Bond and In Thomas Murphy Boston 5th Z
hs Burke DO Cid th bark Sarasosa 1urey Phlsdephis
sch, Ieir. Lucy Ann Simpson. 81. John, NIB
AT do j., Inst bss Belle Ne sgher Boston, schrs Zebna
Burke. do So Mars Pctou for Boston. Cid I'd brig Boomer
Psrdy Boston sehr. Flors nee Perry New-York
Al Fsys Nov Is. tsk To- Plsbury from Boston. Oct 81
MfcId Horton nom Nantes for Ne"York Nov l5put IN
abort Of
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rhIIaaelphIa ,larisets. .Tnrnspar. Dec. 2.

The CoITos market about stationary with moderate business
doing T the suTpy Of the neghbJrng manufacturers FLOUR Is
vht led and today 1900 bis fair mixed brans
for export 20 IS and 30 bbs Western 81 = DBL
TIE home ctntnd oderate within the OF So 81 81 81
Dbl COR retailing aud trands RYE FLOUR ~ Inquired
and dull IS 5 Dbl CORN NEAL is also qaist sale OF jJs
Tbs country eal made - - for old fresh nsa
he'd hid The demand for WHEAT cont nses active tld the
ply sh h further Gales Of H. Geo Nt bush psr for shipping
81 60 prime Penniysnia white and 81 80 Tor Southern aad
Pennsylvania reds
yellow I'D a. 65acic IS to qualify OArs-Not much dem.ad
quote Delaware 40 42Gc sod Pennsylvania 45dic aTE
for Southern, and SAFE Penasvysna IA
CTFEEs the opening continues limited and about 1859 bs Rio
ll0iiic. time active with Of
Cuba PRovsoSsNo ohAnge in price demand CL9vESsEs
selling from sc and from SO p = bns5s.
wHIEY sdul ts-res quoted 27c7 and hoss.esd a. 9,
y Ga..on
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Arrived.

Steamship jamestown Parrish Norfolk &C. udss Ludlam L
10 The souihfd Of saasS inlet viii her toPs al shack
slip Jcsah Quincy, LahOp, Boston, days in bAs TO w
Ship B. Lamar new Graaam Bath Me- days ballast
B1IE cSus Sherwood Charleston dsys cotton and rice to
Bari EdwsId Cohen of Plyoah Mas. Chart shields d
and days nom the Dors coal &C TO order Has been the
hsn, steering n. Z. Experienced heavy weather
BFis August stone ssvsnnsh Il days &c Sturses,
Bis Lexington Haskell Phil.dsp ha coal bound to Boston
shr Perek Henry kundscn Savannah q days cotton &C. to
sshr csss.isI Resell Portland stone.
sehr MsdsssselI of EsMorihj Gra jssisoave p days
pitch pine timber raster Experienced heavy weather
sSI f HeIsTS oS sS Rolhps 1 %''
sehI Larsen Dean UiHsI RocIisld llsas
sehr Q Horton, Pendlston, Roeklsnd H1as.
sehr. Han, Russell; Portland, Com, stone
scif. $. SIsiasId cOs. Forii.Ss, stone.
M:tTssy Co. TSs 5 tuss AID p ssa n si os he
seiI joseph Roser wor,hi.ston Portland Conn sou.
sshI Wn Pope, lssaH Aa'hiss 10 days lumber Msyhsv,
ss6I BOLIVIA, Robbins Mseha ie days. lumber M.Jsv Tai
hrsul'e Cole rstehurs days aOu &c to J.. Haa.er
ssAI Nancy Mills Card Dover y a dsy. ass . Skinner
sshI FurhsHs luew, EdIii, Portsmouth, H. 4as,s mise,
Gss'ss Am Bu-son, Virginia d.y. corr to Msaa
BELow-I ship. bark. AID brig.
sAILEDStes .Aip MaIioa. for wreck s:eanp Huus,lat
ssoe ls hfs Re'eHre HaFes for sydney As: Is5y
firukhu Neaion, Liverpool.
NlND-SuzIise n meridian, calm ruzIet 10
BY S.ndy Hook Printing reiegra-hI
The HIGHLANDS Dee e-5P NJ
There ship bAEk5 bs ia sss souia Of he
Highlands. board in -
The ship Lady Frsntla Las rood oeirE
VIVID ut fIcu y. W. Weather clear.
Fr n Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 7-fr7rei-schrs A Ffr5re Rs.l.oi
NcE York Aoea Ire.ad James River Eluaae srrh men.
uCr6 " -
Ship Grey Fssle. Kinsn Rio De Jansiso bs Chin.
HaHtr Boston sAls Cop. scsrs do = nysr Kibv %:
trtut Providence. !. Frsakn hrgss DO Su,.r Keiv "a.
River; Two Brother IredEsy Alexandra. Wsbrr. "a
ter SeyaInah sesulsE Delaware. ClaIk. SeN-York
by Telegraph.
CHARLESTON Dee 7-BeioE bAsk Fr1akln o-u M.r;si u,
Ecsfcr-fui IN for pIos izcns
BOSTON Dee. S-Arr schr. 1syuls Nev-Yosk
SAVANNAH Dec. 6-The e Inshp Augusta fror yeu-Y5rf
ErTiytd here OF fuestay evening az we'll
Disasters, sc.
sur LoSE sT.s hn Ciliso Pr into Hampton Eoaas ss
viii nfirmss' cpPlsd
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Marktts. .Peported III 1tl1rranA

CHARLESTON Dec 6Tbe se Of CoTToS to-day LOO bales
stedlCc. Dec 7CoTIoS sales to-day lao i.s The market
showing change In prices
CHlKLEsToS. Dec oCorroN-The sales DAY foot up 1870
bales and the week $3.50 bales 8Ol0ic X 10, which d.
cline the week Of aic The authorized quotations To- ldlag
fair to-day lClalCic
CisoINSAIi Dec Flour selling S. 2o4s5 - Hoes
fr emsud but prices Zee Ole sales to-day 400 81 250
81 so. Provisions dali and sales only a retail.
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TBuRsnAy De. s-PN


In the Stock market there was moderate activity and
prices were generally wei sustained The principal
twas in Nicaragua OF which 5000 shares were sold
the market closing at s7i improvement of cent on
yestedSy This produced by The prosperity Of the
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Rsceipts OF Produce Dec. 3

~ IRE Nrfl Rrer b5 Flour pkgs Ashes
de- Whisky do Butter ca do Beef sides
Leather. go bush. Corn so DO. Wheat
Yrk and Erie RIir31d-iGil bbs Flour $50 pkgs
Eute 20 co Whisky. $40 Beef do I0ultry sies
Leather, go loss Il head Cattle, M sundres
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fLOCh AND GbAOur arkst for Western aud state Flour
eear otc easier wh good demand the dccaeor bit The
ssctens are hisd A. cur ne zaros most PsT-s rag
sotn 70 he oeine The better greds active nd
are 91iie rresaar oansdan sssr. and n r sqa sass o.
lc tbs al - Ni the sales o. Westlru Canal b5
81 ia sc Si Tor ecmuc1 straight IS
sIss lnda and Nix hsan md sl5i Oaio sub
flcrr ohcrcf lcie ttcy and the demand moale
voTbf The fue The elose scs Of bbs 81 9s .
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POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
The following decisions have been rendered By the Pc
~ " Of the Police Department
recently before that body charges OF violating the rules and
iFffs Irscu. First ward-Charged with neglect Of
Srt ~ rtire himself from hs before sunrise he morning
Rssoisiors The been long tine Ia the
rsst and helo he responsible position o. srealt % s
"a wiui The districts Of the Cig Tqa.e
6Hspce ard wsehfgnes the part Of The Police than aay o
q os1eut WIKI light punishment would be doing Doce
We d,sm his Se demandlng exemplary pllsameut and IL
ter ordered ard aducEed that to resoaden; Elias Lynch
he and he s hereby dsuse3 from the Police Dspa uolt
Elias LYNcH.-Second Charge. Charged with neglect
ofduy slesrs aia'ef9m he PCS spa bns found 4. eP ~
DeTsiire1t this suspension Is ordered on he
CAIN IA. FHOsF Ninth Ward.-Cbarged with neglect
duty IN rhssrtrs hae from his beat Neyen'ss ~
esve being aewsrd found coming ont OF ssahe Saenaea
JAkKs Vas WHEr, Eighteenth WerdmCharzed win 'd.b
Kryu Los Teqd By rules and regulations He admits the
.t.s ~ s..s o sb o,ss IL he dsfy Of the respond
uds hin se acquainted with the general orders sud ne
.ycrse b., be received In excavation oshe
ofee ,ensd to infc specific punishment
in br the respondent mus be more attentive IN future
jaws H. BnYAg Ninth Ward-Charged with neglect
AID trfcirs coffee aoon IN the stsv IN violation Of the rules
and TcFuldtloDs Suepfn ded from pay FOR one cay
ALEXANDER FEAsER, Ninth Ward-Charged with neg
vmtor. Suspended from pay for taree days.
The decisions Of the Police Commissioners in the cases
Capt Hslpn Of the F Ward and Capt HART Of the Seven
feenh Ward much looked for by the citizens Of the Wards
rsented by The Of Capt Hapo tried
Ieps since report Of the appearing in columns
vet no decision has Tho actions Of the Commissioners
appears and would be led TO think
omeshng roitV in Denmark In the cases Of Police
decons made out with all possible
the Captains the matter Is treated diff
niy Let US have decision the of Captains well
P,tfo in he Police DEPARTMENT
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WhaIers.

Ga NewBedford h ship Arab Grinne Pacific Ocean bark
smyrna Bills, Indian Ocean
sTotn-Oci 20 lat n, lon ship Condor Of and from New
Bedford.
O 81 a SO ~ Ion bark Frsnklinsof and from n Bedford
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corRT cALENDAR THIS DAY.

CmCUIT COUBT-Nos 1895, 1901 l,l9l, 927, 400, 800,
~ 4sG. Sc 81 rs, 10 $50 So $50 6S3
SUPERIOR COURT.-Same yesterday, emitting Nos.
$50 3 and go and adding Nos 2i6 and SIC.
COMnOs PLEAs-Pan Mos. 96l, 9G2, 967, 970 99l,
COL inclusive Part 2Nos 3d. 9s2 sf6 s9 LOo lO3 1904
lo4i. 1905, ICt6. 1903 to 1912 inc fve.
SUPREME COURT-GeneTal Term.-N0S to ;, 10,
III. a. 1B 10. 129. "a. %. o. g, %, 80 81
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Mr. Draper holds his usual sale of Securities tomorrow
at the Exchange, at l2l O'clock
The Norwioh Ct) Courier announces that Mr.. Abner l.
Pierce of that city, has suspended payment Mr. Pierce
carried on two large manufactures one at Norwich
and tie other the eastern terminus of the Erie Railroad
and a foundry establishment in Norwich Since his failure
The Courier adds has been ascoraned that he has
"leen engaged in forgeros 10 heavy amount-not less
than ninety thousand dollars of his spurious paper having
been found in the banks of this city Mr. P, meanwhile
has disappeared from Norwich and is cOnjecured that
he has left the country Tho hour al which send our
paper to press precludes further details day. further
chan add tina; before leaving Mr. executed mortgages
and made assignments partially protecting of the
parties most largely involved in his ruin.
The fcrgeries we understand, in the shape of
cep.gnoes OF the Erie Railroad Company.
The sale Of The Hudson and Berkshire Railroad under
foreclosure by the State off the 18th inst Stock
and Bondhoders should look to their interests
At Boston the Banks discOrntng quite literally and
have within short time added largely 10 their specie basis
Good business paper readily negotiated in the street at
lower rates than heretofore and demand loans easily OBJ
tanned on fair collateral securities
At Philadelphia the Money market is thought to be
little easier without change of rates.
The following statement prepared BY the collector Of
Baltimore, shows The foreign Of that port for the
two Last fiscal ee6r:
Tsy 1851 10 soh June i65l ........ &C 7sSs co
Value Of foreign A6nd exported period l5S6
Total value cfcxpors s9a S3 %
~ ll5s 10 son Gre ISIS .....,......... 1859 %
Value OF orear exported period SIT
Total value cfexres sSlAss9 "
Seth JuSe o7is ass ~
to sch jane is55 sso2on co
nsr irerS Ia JSiy issi to scth Jse is59 sSog1 :
forfs sane period ............... s3e5 10
Total amount Of ictics collected o3 S9i s.
Duties collected merchandise imported nro Es.i
ist july 1851 10 th June, i63....... se9 50
pests ,sse perio! ............. 661l0 SIS
Total smosat Of lutes collected. ...... s7soOe IS
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Spoken. &C.

Oct 49, Ia. 10 lon Sc W brig DephinA La5ee f Ham
burg for Honolulu
Nov p lat IS, lon "a. brig New Globe, steering s
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Markets. CAREFULLY RKFoBrID FoR THE \. y TRIBUyr
THURSDAY. Dec a 1883
ASHFSTh~ without much change the de1Iand mode
rate sales OF 50 Sbls Al - for Pear
COT1ONTherc fair deusnd oT this staple and TIE Cotton
Brokers Asscss.r the merkct with Juo,he
change iIonAoI day tbs a 70 day $50 aaosAxort ~
home Use lS speculation 9 In transit 5i We annex he gao
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ef assault and tsies only soo be '' r'ns1ae' 70
swst sentence. ,r-....a,l ;so rsioarnan Al
IN the .ct ri afie-.
srS. nv eonsref Ths care was nos eoHe'a''" WV"
Jo' Eliza Ben indicted for grand larceny 70
49, No - ft1a~-t, pleas RI
Sc = -. ,rf, res 4 10 tn STATE Pros or two years
J.,erh Pakirs indicted FOR forgery IN me sroat Do
on the Bsak Of state Of NewYofk pleaded guilty TO
t ,le fonrth and rrmznced Ter
No other business being ready the Court adjourned
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we presume not one iot il TWO Oh the ABOVE SECURITIES
actually cold and this has been the with all the
late auction soes
The earnings Of the Michigan Southern and Northern III
diana Railroads for November show large gain tho
same month last year The figures are;
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MINIATURE sLHAyAc......rH THIS DAY
10 50 MooS-k 2lm
WAIVER DAY.
Sandy 2S0s Gov. Island goa Hell 0s.e. Ola
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SIMEON DRaPfR. Alctlenser
by SIMEON DRAPER Office No i6 Pine.st cor


SIMEON DRapfR AletlonseE
RY SIMEON DRAPER, Office No IS Pine-st cor
sstso bOsds CT The PhGniS Mining Co, siCCc
lec share. ship Timber Bending Go. IS
so shares Seip Timber Bending Co, s5
SIC shares ship Timber Beudins Co, IS
leo ' .s.is. Great nsf I:sd CO. 40
~ shares Heus.,onc Railroad Co, sloo
eco shares Berdans Gold casz Crillas Mehae Masgcssrs
$500 Bond. Of the Lyons Central R. Co. seven PER cs
$500 Bonds Of the Phqnix Mining Co. $1,000
SLICE BOnds OF the Phonx Nnias Co. without eoAsrl
essc ID Mortgage Bonds of tbs DaO Corning and S,vYs
saS .G on he Of iSs S' cy 6snl Is
BANANA RAILROAD COMPANY.-Sl47sOOo
sr sEy sk kEE wi gEHg s d9gP9S ReSes
Ls received q the Ocs 6 The oo9pae No. g so.as' tbs
sBy exceeding $ssCOO OF the Bond. o the Psasms
Railroad Company payable on the lsi day Of Jaly ls,
w WEB In the CIV Of e yos sSS -. y. ..v e
from the State Of New York. dated April T. lsf9
ton to siceIhOds accompanied By detailed report Of s
Chief Ensneer to the Directors J. Il deemed unnecessary
Parties Who interested the work who may feel dso~d
with tie report and referred aud with any eA
Information they may desire on application to the OH's as
Anew Ssf howsy.I %,y be acceptable The es
Of So Teso % s & on @ %s . as
been IN regular and successful operation further distance Of sight
miles will b opened before the t OF January wsa
earnings Otle Oad lily be greatly increased The
the road the ObsDo Panama Of
ghteen niles confidently expecFcd will be compile Cd In &
off ensuing AId no unforeseen obstacles prevent
early ssAugua
Is the money for the completion Of these eighteen miles
that the bends ehout be issued offered and doubt
tanned that they vii be adequate 70 effect this object
The Company the right accePtOr refuse efhs BID
which may be offered the interests u the Company qg
Parties whose BIDS accepted will be required % twenty
per upon the amount awarded 20 them the 5h day JAMS
a and fifteen cent on tie Sth day'of feegu March s
MAY respectively ard the balance the m day ofJane But
they will be liberty the full amount and also
the bs1r beyond the first nsament AZ time 70 tho
fixed for the last and receive their bonds
The night also by the defant In
othe Duens sell the bonds at the LAX aud expense
of the parry making default -
This Company BY grant from tbs Republic OF New Grenada 90
lib raj rshts and immuns and among others the e.
elusive pyege Of establishing sJd contnupga railroad sss ns
ihmus for from the compeuoa f
read during which period the binds itself not 70 pnS
road raszed OF plant Of ow
ess wheel carriages bcvsen ns
the ihmus OF Panama permit H
without the Of the Railroad Company m1xs
Anv Ct nal said Isihnus"
fe petra, ofe Isthnus Of guaranteed BY the Cor
Of the United No contributions any IND
c.n h. on the Of New Grenada
any duties property any hind transported scro ne
the road. DAVID hOADLbfS
FRascIs SPIES, Secretary.
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by Telegraph.

CHARLESTON Dec 7Bslow, b4sk FFsaklin fro= MArs sr
Ecs'Cr-ruf IN for PIos iicns
BOSTON Dee. S-Arr tctr. 1Evrls, Nev-Yo.k
SAVANNAH, Dec 6-Ihe lu4Ap Augusta fr1r yeu-Y5rf
arrived here OF fuesd,y evenings az well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-09

TIE earnings of these roads for the past five months
bava been os fnllovs.
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sur LONE sT.s nom Calso put INTO Hsmp,en Fo.a. ss
I win nEirmss cpPlsd
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by Sandy Hook Printing reesrs-hI
ThE HIGHLANDS Dee s-5PN
There ship two bAEk Ard big sss s,ua Of H.
Highlands boand IN - -
The ship Lady Frsnklin Las rocd offnE
Wind lSki fgem y. W Weather clear
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NEw.YosK Nov II, Is5s J
$4,000 600 ra. sH sl .s 3. en-

steueon Bonds Of the ILLINOIS Central RAILROAD COZ
PANY will be payable Dee 10 sthe oce Of tss Company -
D.EDGAR Treasures.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-06-09

Northern. At this time 1916, South Carolina
and New York were the two greatest export
ing States of the Union South Carolina export
ing more than SIC, OOO,OOO, and New York over
Sl4,00O,0O0*
According to the assessments made by au-
thority Of the Federal Government in 1915 for
direct taxes, the value Of property in the South
ern States had risen to $3.50, 574, 697, the white
population being then, according to an averagr.
Of the census Of 1910 and that of 1920, aboat
2,749,796, or about 1912 per head; whilst the
property of the Northern States amounted to
81 042, 49,, 264 for A. 1926 $50 population, or only
S24O per head. Even in manufactures, the
South, at this period, excelled the North in pro,
portion to the numbers of their population. La
1910, according to the returns of the marshals
of the United States, the fabrics of wool, cotton
and linen manufactured in the Northern States
amounted to 40,344,274 yards, estimated at
$2l ,06l 1925; whilst the Southern States tabrl-
Gated 81, 7S6, 497 yds., estimated at Sl5,77l 724
Pitkin.
TO BE CONTINUED.