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Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS

DY recent Act of Congress. Bounty Ia.
u are granted to officers and volunteers in A,
military service of the United States in the ",
of 1912, or any of the Indian wars since l-S
also to commissioned officers in the war ws
Mexico. In case of the decease of the officer .
soldier, the land can be obtained by the widow
or minor children
The undersigned, acting as general Land Age,.
will attend promptly to procuring Bounty Ian
Warrants for those entitled to them, and iocatr,
il desired; having general knowledge of h,
lands in the Red River Land District. he will \
able to make choice selections All Letters !
inquiry, postpaid, will be promptly answers
and Instructions given, if desired
DANIEL Z. WILLIAMS
MY Land agent
Washingto ton, Arks., Nov. 81, 1850. 474
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02
A CARD.

nR.PURDOM tenders his professional services
~ to the citizens of Washington and its vicinity
In the various branches of his profession He
may be found at all times, except when profess
slonally absent, at his residence near Main street
January 81 1852
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02
RAILROAD WAREHOUSE
CAMDEN, IRkANSAS.


fNI1E undersigned take this method of return
Il ing their sincere thanks to the citizens of
this and the adjoining Counties. for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on them and hope
by strict and personal attention TO business. to
merit continuation of the same.
They are now having erected three additional
Sheds in their Cotton Yard, which will enable
them to store, and protect from the weather, any
quantity. of cotton that they may be favored with,
which Will also enable them .oetore every lot of
cotton entirely TO itself, so that when planters
wish to ship sell here, they can at all times get
to it All cotton stored by them will be held sub
lect to the order OF the owners and where no adj
made on it, will be shipped to auy
house they choose.
They have an ouen policy of Insurance by which
all cotton can be eo.sfed, If desired but no In
will be effected unless we are specially
instructed, except on such cotton as we have ad-
vanced on, this wcwiil do for the protection of
the planter and ourselves.
They will have their Warehouses and Wharf
in first rate order for the reception of up freight.
and shipment OF cotton.
They would inform their friends that they are
now opening large stock of
FAN and Plantation Goods:
Such as kersevs, Tweeds, Linseys Jeans, Blan-
kets, Flannels, Domestics Negro
Russetts, &C. &c.
They have also on hand
large supply of Begging,
Rope aud THINE. Sugar, Nolasses.
Salt. Coffee. Bacon Pork Wbiskev Lard
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02
@ESJ NH0
MIllMAHuFAcT0RY.
WASHINGTON. Arkansas


'tNliE undersigned have formed, a co-partner-
\ snip, Tor manufacturing Cotton GINS, horse
MILLS WHEAT FANS and THRASHING
MACHINES. and all other articles in their line
Having furnished themselves with the best ma
terials--iroIn their long experience in the busi-
ness they feel confident that they can give entire
satisfaction. 10 those who may patronse them,
both in the q,iaIity of the article, and the terms
upon which they will SELL They will also,
DO all Hind of Repairing in their
Lane, 'rifh Prompiness ana upon liberal Terms
Planters living upon Red River, either above
or below Fulton. who may wish to have any kind
CT repairing done, ship their work to the care
OF K. d. Walker CT Wheat & Reaves at Fulton,
where they will receive it; promptly execute the
necessary repairs and return it for reshipment
All work warranted to perform well with good
usage.
They are prepared to 90 all Kind of turning in
ron, Steel or Wood.
3. F. RENFRO & co.
WdshsngtoH, .4rk., March 26, 1855. 49,
Hampstead Democrat" please copy
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02
G A U 10 N.
N d Il L G. e..
DIR. BENZ. n. JET,

III AS resumed the practice of medicine IN
- Washington. and may at all times be Ound
at his apothecary store, unless professionally abb
sent, where he will keep full supply of fresn
medicines for sale low for cash.
Washington, May d. At
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02
S. C WHEAT, s. REAvES-
Wheat IL ReaVcS.
RecciUing, Foracording and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
UPPER LANDING,
TCnIfnu, Ark ncnS

OFfEh I1hNDlNU.
Fulton, Arkansas.
MILL give strict attention to all business
w conhded to .nem.
w. S. Reaves will still keep a general assort-
ment of FAMILY GROCERIES on hand, low
for cash.
REFER TO
MessrS. d. & v. Block,
Trimble & Johnson
Beller & Stuart,
Mitchell & Foster,
B. L. Brittin, Esq,
Nv. Green, Esq, ! Washington, a,k
Gen. G. d. Royston.
II. w. Smith, Esq,
W. H. Etter. Esq,
J. b. Sandefur, Esq,
DR.. B. p Jett,
Messrs. Wiley McElroy, Walker Cheathara &
Co., Columbus: Jas. NJ. Coulter. Sewer CO.. Ark
Steele & McFall, Temperanceville, Ark; ]. Tur-
entine & Son. Pennington, Ark; N. Levy & Co.,
Centre Point, Ark
Fultoa, .4rk-, Jan. 1S 1855 4-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02
TOBACCO. SC. Sc.

Also every article of goods usually kept here
ior sale, to which they would call the attention
OF buyers before purchasing elsewhere. They
will also be prepared to make liberal Cash ad-
rasess on Cott5n in store, to be shipped to their
friends in New Orleans
All orders for GOODS will be promptly and
carefully filled.
NcCOLLUM, FELLOWS & CO.
Septea'd-g- 49, 1854. 81
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02
The Rates Of Charges are as folzo,cs:

s. C WHEAT,
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Maxwell, Wright & Co.'S Circular.

Z,
pr.n.rrvrsR,e.Ip,s have been IS ~ bbls floar fcn
The United ss,es and 2cs7 bis from Europs The
rvs have naursly stopped operations fox tue preset an
price the bs snce the msy be told WHAT me open
Ing price Of Flour will b e dihcut 9, sy I" ~
psp9. in treat sure the hrmne Of holders ned
sy sud moved gradually the wants Of the tL.e require ~
h1s the Openps pnees s Be 70, ns ,Ss 0 y,
Trieste; but sales forced much lower rates M" % s
Our market likely to remain quiet for week too until
bakers are satisfied th receipts not gong 70 eouaaue upon
the sam. sea :. during tn. P. T S,y. no BIS in d. hands
Of which 90 in first, composed Of Od 1910 bss
cSuH 50 bS -, s E cSSSDSa Civ t19 Mis-
ess bS Phisdelpbi, IS $50 bbls Baltimore .nd Country
s1nisoS .s r. B.nmcre sIrSS for Philadelphia 81 ass
for Trieste Al Sch. 27th uS s,oes o' Oh so
bb, retailing SSs for Richmond, and So asa for Bal
AMssrcas Dosxsrcs-Muket very dul receipts. We
quo'e nomnsly: Drill, Browns 81 IN !5G S2h Bsseaed
pris 25GS2ori oerin COED ~ m 1850 $751; SUoa oo
.ssorted pstern, 10 bales so IN. 200 o DO q in, 2ed
sb,rtlrs, S. H. sOd 1907 Dns 80 TO- 40 6Or. do q
sin., is6 osnsburs' 22 yard long credit ,,.,., e.,
Rive Pl.s Our market very dull and we quote nounay
CofII-Sitce our LAST the receipts have been sus
ava prices are ally sdveed sdes having been m,de Of
coo GEO bags If lot Of various s,.dss a. 5000
sO ard ~ oo b'ss at 800 and our stock reduced m
eudr rdsy receipts 80 goo bags of al qualities tbs
small receipts or days give evidence hs the old Is
n..ry eIbsu'ed aud orn re new crop esiT,tsd :. only
I0C0t0 bsgs from its mencemept bat sms supps can
be e1peeted and even WHIST there 10 OF IL VI" DC ~
delivery by The chole which spreading all over the
the coffee district OF the interior Tons II appsa
that notwithstanding the shipments CT August and SeptsmSer
very the operations Jodeious as SONS oil the
bought month since but not yet shipped the vessels
not being worth 200 reals srobe say %
pr bss more than IL the prevailing opinion that during
the last four FIVE months Of the crcp season. the supp,
will be unusually light OF the number Of American vessels
nov here we fear m4ny Rem will have TO leave ballast
HIDEs-Stock 2,2Oe Rio Grsnde. We quote Heavy Sfri
Light, 6d3iOT ,. ,,...-.
SuGAR-Stock 200 CsDpos. We quote Whiss 81 Nod
3B40C. Brown. 2lA0d2l3O0 y arrols.
Eprt F I'uite
would be accepted For Europe We quote
SNd6OH 4 tun. $1,000,
ExcH.xGE on ESGLIsD.-Ws quite III dH,d 49, .....
sPEcIs-We quote 5. snd Pat Doubloons q wa y oOo
Spanish Dollars 1877. Pat. DO. 1907.
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MARRIED..

BELCH-On Thursday Nov Is after lingering illness in the
4oth year of her MARY L., wife Of William g. Bech
funeral from her late residence No ~ Hester res sun
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Bk0WNlNG-ln Pine Plains, Duchess county, NJ Y,
Thursday, Nov IS, SAMUEL WEBB of he Rev W. O.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral Saturday Nov IT, AZ o'clock
hem the residence Of hs Grandmother No 80 Morton street.
IN this city.
Oliver Bonson JENNIE, daughter OF Dexter FAbsnk esq
to T. WILLIS FISHER M d., al Of this city.
FOLsOM-DUNCAN-0 Thursday Nov. H. a, the church Of
the Holy Trpity Brooklyn, by the Rev. DR. Lewis Mr.
GEORGE w. FOLSOM TO Miss ELIZABETH DUNCAN
both OF Brooklyn.
IS by the bahOp OF Jersey, assisted BY the Rev. DR.
Henderson, NJ GEVERS extraordinary and minister
penpoensy Of bis Majesty he King OF the Netherlands
Ia the Court OF St Petersburg TO Miss CATHERINE MARIA
Vnied States Sc stor.
BoLLEY-CaRtSTIE-At Chagriu Falls Ohio, on Monday,
Nov u BY the Rev. ID Wright, Il. w. HOLLEY, Chief ens
peer OF the Srswfcdsye and Fort Wayne railroad Ind to
His LIZZIE CHRISTIE Of the former place.
HATLEY-HELlKER-0n Wednesday evening, Nov. g. by
the Rev Jas L. Shock, JACOB H. HATLEY 10 NJ ArlLDA
VIRGINIA, dsnghter Of Edward heker OF Btookly5
1INkESS-THoMAs-In Albany rharsday, Nov. Is BY
TIE Rev. stephen d. Brown Mr.. DAVID JINkENS Of New.
feIk city, to Miss CAROLINE, daughter OF Mr.. john
Thomas Of the former place.
ho0RE-LEEDS-At Trinity church Boston, on Thanday
Nov IS BY the Rev, George Leeds Of "a EN-, MAss Nj
CALVIN MOORE Of Boston to ANNIE J., daughter
Theodore O. Leeds esq, formerly OF Boston.
NICHOLS rHOMAS-ln Albany, on Thursday, Nov. II, by
the Rev stephen d. Brown. Mr. DAVID NICHOLS Of NeT
ieIs city, 10 Miss ELlLABEra daughter Of Ar. John
sbomss Of the former place
NAkAN-BERslAN-lnth this city Thursday evening, Nov
by me heN DE- Mlett, his residence No III East
Seventeenth street, Mr. WILLIAM IL VARIAN {, Miss
MANY NJ bkkuAN, both Of King Bridge n. Y.
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Arrived.

Ship EyiE: oev Crosby Bo.:oa i9 ballast 70 u'er Tie
Ship T. T., Sherman, Liverpool Oct Is, mdse. aud epis
ship lao, clipper PIumeE, fun; Amoy July T. silks, 1c
n gales and Eight Vii d. July 10 IS miles the aud F. o.
SEPT is l.: i s. long g j. snip Boston ;t.adas v:
William Gibson standing westward; Oct. a. LAT 54s long
50 a. Am ship .hO Eirs red white sOd rcd 's1 6h
seaspor stardns southwark; sth inst LAT - 20 lons u 50
snip ST. John standing eastward; Nov s. 49, u.s.
passed the head Of large ships lower mast had been but
short time in the water.
ship AsP' c'a Ss .a5' .h SEPT o s ss 1
more, ior New York tn. bark Greyhound of Batmos ana
WIN Nelson soS I'd ia com With .hp abb sto~a Of
:.s 1 s' .es S9! Aoy "a 49, o 100 % G p..sq
''sHsl; with ,h5s Far ", We sc.t bound ,v
A.s.I an' VIA Hemp sp!' Ne to %';,sr No de
as s 81 seo '5G 81 S' :o
spi'fe fon FOs Chow Foo for London Oct. a. IS s.
s e e. .sa ~ho GS. Hec csDs P Il:
Slip pe.H.icster Hef&, New ohens 81 days nd.e. to
Venice Ph.de phis Oct IS IN company aga viii
er. oc g. in company With ship J. Warner in g.
9 A. os 90 g. Oct g. at q S. on 90 o. sgnszed ship
B.te and s.Is Gt.rle, Brsw Nov l. 50 s. loB IS g
81 Eizabeth Hamilton. tof Porrsm 'uih Jones. sewcs-
ue Ert .ith coal to order Experienced heavy weatheI
Bah 'yiph, (SLl HeEdenou, Turks Island Oct n with
&c Ssi M = j. IL Brave Since ss'as a.sr.' s 20
Brown (of Kernebunk) from New. Orleans for boston
Bari MARI n JactsJn, Anconis caysy' &C. 70 sster
BARK Howlshe (of Boron Emmcns, Csdz Oct H. lime ke'
to How ard q Co, Passengers.
Bark Venus Atkinson, Curacoa Oct s. skins &C 70 Bo2ae1
Gsyesd Co. Tie bark Alice Tsrtoa Williams for AEseFd,nn
SID Get IS h, been IS d. N. Of Eaters. With T. gae'
Oct -; - lon I'd 60 sPoke brig Leweyn, fIa London Tor
Turss Island Sd i'm at 50 81 oL Is 81 spoke 'np oe,
steering +.
nsrt GrsId Tux, of Buehll Johnson. Msass Oct -
wine, &c, - Chamberlain, Robinson CO.. ys'ss . mast
Gene ca. Ct the Straits II with odz + siAa.
French Z - Thomas. Chatham usdy ri am toVsu,
for Bosom rey nound Pierce from malaga for Phu ph.
OF 10 h.sssgbt be,nns 30 mle' spoke oNs Nautilus,
Llscon I'm Ma fr Bcs:oB jOct . E 5roLg 10 p.sso 40
American bark showing white ngna red border,
with Y. n.
ard g pas. 10 Henaiugs. Muller GosiDe
Bsrk marie Hill, Bermuda ~ cs hides, &c, 70 Hyland
Con niogs Wells.
Brig Marcus, EdIidse. D,ren Oct. &c, Lumber to H. D.
BToosmsn.
Bns Kate Foster Ct Bangor, XII mar from Aree5e P r.
IS day. 80 s. lat "a Ion. IS 20 spoks
shP AshsId from Or esns for Liverpool % days out
sehr fe1s (sr the. nu.ed Grace, Deni,, spain Sept
e. fruit Draper pevn. Since pexsus Bermu erpe
rsnese 'erJ teayy ". Z. fs-es with thies FOG.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

Stesmship-Arsso, Lines, Havre, 81 Livngston.
shipsAnso saxon Mayo, San Francisco Fare and Weed
s. s. Bhhop Sherman, Phisdel ohis MASTER Northamser
land Spencer, Lon Morgan Wiley Harmonic, Diane
Glasgow, Durham & Dim)n. ..
B.ks-s ont.zuma Link Demasrs, futile; Vivid Lig at.
Blanchard, Crdenas, c & L. Peters.
Briss-Cygnet (Br) Smith, Windsor N. s., :. Whitney
& Co Wslbondipg P'ckror Demerara, J. w Smith Co;
Astby (gr) Reed Constsntinope r. l. Nevus sons; Re-
b.ccs (Br Msrman Parsboto N. Z. Dc Wolf Ssr Go.
Golden Age, (Br) Curtis Halifax, Hamilton Br5s DanA;k
Griffin Trinidad. c. L. }. Peers.
sehooners-Nsnsgsnsett Ha New Orleans, n II. Brigham
Mercy Taylor, Nckerson Phisde phs. Crs~eu a. BizNd
Ghlsgo Smith Richmond, Va c. H. Piesonj ADRIAN, 5r
Eness Nassau, n P, Eneas; NJ. Dodge Weldoo, Ask
andIis A. Dodge Co Ann and Susan Myers hob layton
N,vus sous; Gold Hunter Kinney, hsifI, N. s., II o.
Donovan Lees uig SEif, Boston, 5. w. Lewis Wa T.
vannsb J. R. Gilmore Co.; Alba Osborn Charleston Doll
ne Potter
French Providence maste W. D. AaDgum, French Tsuntoa
Buse-IDited States Rod.n, Kingston NJ.
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Markets .Peported by Telegrapk.

Nrw.oRLEAss Nov. 1.-THE Pac6c's news came to band
Yesterday did spsps until sfeI business hours con
sequerty its effect has been deveored Cerros was
firm eay with sales OF 5000 bales STEALING EXCHANGE
Is 6d7 cent premium FLorS h. slightly .dy.aeed ana
CHARLrsrCx Nov I5-CorroS-saes Of the week, Is 600
baes receipts GEO bales stock hand 5000 bales The
market advanced to-day In hIck there hat been no
char 81.
ALBANY Nov Is A fair business hiss been done In FLOUR a.
previous rates WBEAr-Sses 1900 bush Canadian a. 90 IL
BAkLEY-l3fO bush at 81 70 from store D.,
Zine 2 Ost for cash and 81 q alo.t on tine oAIs a.
CSC. RyI-Sats of 500 bush ct 81 Is ia lots aud ~~
81 2oI shoaL WHISKY Is SOC. CANAL RscEPrs-tleur,
447O bbs Barley q 40 bush 0sts 10 100 do kSso 800 do
West. IS, $50 do
BUFFALO Nov. IS, 6l P M.There has been moderate de-
To- Flour to-day at unchanged Urce sales OF 100 DOS
a. 81 a. Tor eommln McbiE'B eS0Gs66! for the whole
range of common Ohio udins Wisconsin and 80 Do
for choice alden WHEAT closes at &c. advance wi
good demand es Of 900 bush. 10 for Illinois spns
81 7SdSl rs for Wisconsin Spring 81 1881 80 for red In
d.ns and Kentucky 81 for White Indians and slO5 for
Canadian closing the outside figures CoRS frmer; sales OF
SC00 busb at sSc, closing with holders at Sc OARS hsa ct
without buyers nominal AZ about 81 o. BARLEY
selling about SOdSl 81 CANAL FREtGHTS-Wheat
lsc TO Albany and c NsvYork LAKE IMPORTS fr the
"a hours en- iipg todsy-Flour 45 bbs Wheat lS9
bvsh; Corn s7 bush Oats q oS5 buh CANAL EXPORTS,
tim e-Flopr, COL bbs Whest, les 900 BUSH Corn,
$3.50 bush.; Oats, IL, 400 bush.
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DIED.

BATCHELLER-MR s,ehenervie S.ra,os. county Taurd.v
afternoon. Nov l. MARY, wife OF ThoaA, Bstcheller ,sed
50
FosTER-ln this city THURSDAY eveans Nov 4, 4, bs
Isth year Of her age ANNA M only child St Dr. Js.ph
Foster.
The re- alive. and friends the family invited 70 attend m.
funeral At eoock SATURDAY at No q last Seventeenth
street without further notice.
NARyIN-On "Wednesday morning Nov IL. at South East,
Putnam county JENNIE youngest daughter % A. h saa
: s. Marvin, aged 4 years and montos-
H.r remains inferred in Greenwood
NcCLiNTOCK-JOHN McCLINTOCK who has been naval
eer Of Portsmouth through the SduoNrstons Of Harris
Txl,r Tayor Fillmore and Pierce, died thX place Tues
asy Nav IS the advanced Ae of % years he was the
son OF the Rev. Or. MeCln,oek Of Greenland
SNyIIE-On Tuesday, Nov IS, ELIZABETH skYLIE, st
IoriuSer street Brooklyn L. ID asod o. years
ss were inferred in the Cemstey Of the Evepeea
snITH-At Cutehogue, LONG Island, on Sunday, Nov il
BETHiA wits Of Samuel smith, IN her Ssh year
TUrHILL-At Catalogue, Long Island on Tossa.y os'- .
MARY C. we Of George !. futhiL, IN her 18th year
TpTHILL-On Tuesday Nov. IS GEORGE son Of George l.
ruthll, aged years. -.
weldon Thu rsdsy Nov Is ~ No II jones rIse' sted -
ves, and months. WM. A. WE'D. -
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER H. 1865

49, hrsss- shls xssd pne~- estteh Pa hA
s..sr.a- an sssaers sss u iu Ne OssA~rrs y fss
uA y olss ssd sssfesshir- Pc we 80 -s.tsfsg
:. co. ne snpply Of tss -h hars n Ausrcs rec-ny
sss1f-d ihsf 'hsfs orders fns
$3.50 su,- sr az mills hfn undag
,s.rs T,egshou reansy ts@ sacs II Pa hern
So eonJsr.be esviue AsEsh~ but little uscs .sd Ia
q, a \. contracted -, Ia many u,anc@s snKeFy se
esen p,ersssl 70 nstet Trusaeos' IN As city asfus
- -, ~e.l h,vs been quite limited The u
D. ~, 900 tu,s OF shch 100 forge .od pr
,.,. srns sale. Of Ma have bees u.ds $50 Ga Nd ts,
.-ro,S,ps !. br,pA Nc 70: ss 70 Ell AID forge Y 70
90 Im,resn Bars are vel sustained Of f7o 70 tA Rals
E,xn. AL
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M, h.A.1. Rs.s b. sula ssrmss. say. 10 s.y.s,s
ssCsiI gha TIE ~ hos f.ecis ssf Ne. Yol, sr.s
SIS E@:r ,:'SSt :, :. Co.; -, ls' %, o. !.
:. - ~ 90 w w. - 3. ", ~ s I'D
hss been u a. OF Cape ustsIS AZ d. sfCsp- ass-
loper b.. nd the aid foa n p since lssVhs Greeted
g., Web, Lat. tot B,,b Gls' Brunswick o. II d..
Bn, iesns ,of osl..l P,,assiI 81 JsAI' p R. n g..
Bra MishO, (Persus) A0',o Trrssons ds, va. s.dy
Bris RED warrior tsf R.o Ne. Ysts' LI'Ssu % d. s,,
BTs h,.ls Eorn.op. krln..n ~ d. and c.rl.s.u. $,
ds. bah SA. to Hsyeoes Co. EKPereseed heavy vssAw
Bril- ScTIes, (srl pOrm.n, cOmw,l., N s., ia, rs,.,
Bns Pep.sn (sr Prudseu, ssrmud,s q. old e.Vpr.k s
to Nc dle,Os { Co. Etc.rrSees s...y n ~ = .s.Ar
oswood A., to TheHp.on Hunter. "a inst lat y, sss.
IS, big CrOtOn fn- Gonave. !I Me-. fst 'Aus na'.
Lost ovorsord John Clafs, .e'm.n Of New.Yorh
sehr wna. Wulstt. yirsniI
sh s. iT:t,.9S 81, e
sfS sS,e fG i'm. e g. ss .a
up shout 400 tun' sppeeS to have o'en some se Tat
us'Ss o. IL. 's AID Ss SIgsS1'sd heavy be" 'a
Schr G. ~. Robertson, Nnn'w Tas, lGAnd IL d. ait to
shr May M,yhsw, B,r,cOa Il d.. fruit Tho. er.tsu-
sesr Apt;ope, tB.l Co MICS GSn.v'. a.. s.dse ks %
a, C. FS. &C. no Is S .' :.
hes winds the latter part Of the pas'se been 10 da IN the
Sehr De'e,ste (Tsrj Smith. Haif,x ds fish
Schr Cora Nieter.cn Phlssslph for Denna
Sehr. Invoice, Oliver. Dea~are for NeEport-
SchI. D. Nichols, Smith Phils'elphia for Portland
sehr. II &. Basoom. ClNk. Phisd-ghia
Schr Charles Parker, Williams PhisdoghS
Schr. D. Harris Gilbert Phisdelphs
Schr. X Green. - Philadelphia
Sehr. Arsbens, Harris, virginia
Schr. Excelsior, Brown, Virginia
Schr. S. b S;rurs Haleti, Baltimore fs Boston:
Sehr John Peasos Wir ston, nsys stores 70 T. - Powell
Sch. n Shsier, Lawrence, Abany for Mdeetovn .
ware Brt.kw.er where ,be lay ~ 6a wudbound - Dova
schr. Ship Carpenter, Bearse. Delaware
Schr. Freestope Bro konds ~ tor hedletova
Schr Stephen H. Towns nd, Hempssei Harbor Kelsey
hslsss Sept 81. and Gibraltar Sept "a fruit &c. NJ
Freeman sd inst, 81 Ion ~ so spoke sh 0nrish,
New Orleans Lyerpoo 9Th inst lat IS Ion Is, In
gale from N. f., John brown sesmsn Of s~esen, While
reefnE tie foresa struck BY fore boom and mech
in ared he died the day. Th- H. erperSeoeed
heavy the pos.Se sprung )rems cred away away
bObstsys spit ssils. ard Is leaking.
A. 4. Netuore, Bin chan Rio u,ehe a de- via Della
Co. Experienced heavy her silee leaving u " h.spk
sails. &c.
Sloop Orion, Cole Portland Ct
Propeller Enoch, Train Henuesey, Boston.
Propeller Osprey, ksnney Prudence
SAILED-Shi.s Ans Saxon Mayo, f)r san Francisco Un
6erwritsr Shipey, for Liveroo L. s. soopofwG Cyane
WIhD-During the day, w.
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-ss nuk better lhsa bani prtey beser. Says If<
fsfeEir,HcSr
"Al'houTh The PRECEDENT and directors hGvs not yet
sckuovec eed the fact Il % Dver,hee's ~eh kDo#n
thr the road 10 utterly broken down In mesns snd
crdr ard musi soon be abandoned " 'pelese bank
rup,ey On e.s some new and a. yet undevised step,
be taken by he city Of 81, Lous and BY the state 10
,aveiL"
The messge Of the governor Of Georgia, transmit
ted 10 he legislature recently convened, states that
the entire debt Of the State amounts 70 e2622a o.
The governor expresses some 'uprse that the price Of
Georgia bonds should Be lower in market than those
Of other States which 9 larger debt, and he calls
the attention Of the Legislature TO the fact The gov
eor stribuses soely to the reason that the inter-
est on the State bonds is payable at Augusts, and So
vsnnsh, and at the trsassV at Mlledgevlle. It is
recommended TO make - interest payable in New.
York.
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British and American Iron Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Fndsy, Nov. To- l8jI
Foielsn sdvees respse the IRox market OF "a
oc.l chaEscteT Sheet Bar and Px Iron for AMP b.diBs
hy cecr.e 70 be admitted France for three wears free Of
duty Ths WIS expected sasAin advance prices
Ent sd q would. were there ret tsmpor.y e1unsr.ns
Influences fon agency together gh the threaten
tone q the Britain sovernnen; toward the Usited STATE.
There lad beer Gu the whole shrs oe u he demand or
beth Bar and Pc Iron. Wsh Ban ver. reesGns ssS a. he
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SUPREME CoURr-SptcIAL TENN

Harriet A. Shaw agt. John SHAY. judgment OF DE-
granted.
Charles f. Grim &C., agt. CathariDe Grim, &c.
Judgment granted -
Augusta N. Woodwork agt. WilismW w God worth.
Mttion denied without costs
Gerry agt. Post and others. Purchaser must be dis
h purchase and be paid the costs OF motion aud
examination Of the tide
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Disasters. &c.

IN TIE OF The dsrellct Heveyn Of 5'eo, Me which wa
The second mate. and Of ths steamship Of
jeorrs Of the chamber Of Comm Mosdsy
avad-d sixty i've per the savora Toe big In
sured 90 and the cargo Of lumber worth We learn
about 81 100.
ScHR SONORA Of Baltimore, reported to have been
demped St Anores and sold for $3.50 She arrived Aspn.
wall about s INST
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sURERIOR COURT-Nov l6-Before JUICE OAKLEY.
Rebeccs Freeman by her friend agt John Orer sheriff
Plaintiff sues to the value of goods taken
execution her husband Calming that she owned the
goods which denied The sveIdiet for plaintiff
ofsi cents.
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CENTRAL had, vhre ef aesh, v,urned ~ ak vs
hesr orly Of k~ Gevepmsnis-
The ue.ily imports Of dry goods are sul al
vance q les, year, being for The present "eck
Q 200 col against e. 20. The eeiAils are
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COVRT CALENDAR

SUPERIOR CoURr.-Monday-Nos 37s, 677, 527
S $40 tg7 III 72O 567 No. 5 90 769 $50 49, 49, 40 AZ
% 729. SIS, $50, S2l, tbs, 4SI, 74s to ISL.
SUPREME COURT, GENERAL TERM.-M0Rddg-Sam
calendar Friday
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SpOken.

Lat 50 49, long 10 ship ILaad Queen (of Provaene I'm
Gibraltar d. bou-d Boston esme day gp-ks bark Fred
eriek Lenrs Philadelphia for BOston BY p OF beat Mary
TsNlor, No.
La, ic9 NJ lon 81 q W, Sept ship Hsmp len tst Bot
toni from Newport Valparaiso 81 DIS out.