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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-16
April 18th, 1858.

TIE TRIAL OF THE KING OF DELH1.-lt
has already been stated that the English
authorities in India had convicted the ex-
king of Delhi of treason and sentenced
him to be transported for life to the An
damans. The Delhi Gazette has some
particulars of the trial, from which we
copy:
tottered into court supported on one side
by the Interesting youth" Jumms
Bukht, and on the other by confidential
servant, and coiled himself into small
bundle upon the cushion assigned to him.
EIe presented picture of helpless imbe-
cility.. His son, Jumma Bukht. stood a
few yards to his left. and guard of RI
1es beyond all. After much delay he
plead mot guilty" and the trial lasted
thirteen days. The prisoner had fire.
quently to be reused from sound sleep
10 hear the evidence.
On the 9th day. the translation of a
letter, dated the Gath of March. address
sed to the late Mr.. Colvil, Lieutenant gov.
ornor N. w. P, was read, disclosing the
fact that as far back as year and hall
ago secret emissaries were sent by the
king of Delhi to Persia, through the
agency Of one Mahomed Huesun Usk-
heree, the object of which was evidently
to obtain assistance to complete the overs
throw OF British power in India. The
perusal of the letter, which bears both
the Delhi aud Agra postmarks, excited
considerable sensation in court.
On the 18th and 9th day the prosecutor
examined, through the interpreter. per-
son named Jutmull. formerly newswritel
to the lieutenant>governor at Agra. Hi:
evidence confirmed all that we have al
ready heard concerning the coldbloodec
atrocities committed absolutely under the
prisoners own apartments in the palace
The canal water which ran through the
palace Of execution, was, it appears, usec
for the purpose OF washing away all ira
ces of the bloody deed.
The court was occupied the whole o
the eleventh day with the examination o
a person named Chunee. formerly edito
OF a native paper, entitled the Delhi
News, conducted on novel principle, tht
editors duty being to write his pape
full, and then carry it round and read j
to his subscribers Chunee concluded
his evidence by reply. to question as tt
who gave the order to massacre the Eu
ropeans: "The King himself. who es'
could give the order ?"
The prisoner towards the close of th,
trial. was more lively than usual; declar
ed his innocence of everything. severa
times. and amused himself by twisting
and untwisting scarf round his head
and asking for stimulent occasionally
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-16

EI The cuisine at the North Western
Hotel. on Pike street. is excellent. We
dined there few days since. and have
been wondering ever since how in the
world any body could manage to soncoot
such gastronomic wonders, in the shape
of omelettes. ragouts, fricassees. soups. de-
serts. and thousand other things whose
names we have forgotten. but the taste
of which still fingers on our palate.
Walker gets up good dinners. and to such
things we confess slight-very slight
weakness.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-16

MISS ELo1sE BR1DGEs.-This talented
young lady gave two Readings in our
town last week. to large houses of our
most respectable citizens. She is the
best reader we ever heard. Her enunci-
alton of light pieces is excellent, but her
forte is evidently the pathetic. Her Wild
ow Bedott is unexeeptionable, and she
gives to Longfellow's poem of Hiawatha,
beauties which we did not think belonged
to it. The fine appearance of the young
lady lends an additional charm to her en-
tertainments. We hope that her lauda>
BILE efforts to secure competence for he,
widowed mother and herself. may soou
be crowned with eminent success.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-16

RETURNED. -Messrs Johnston and
Wilkinson. the delegates from this coun-
~ in the last Legislature. returned home
on last Saturday. and were cordially re-
ceived by their constituents. Harrison
county was creditably represented in the
late Legislature. While in Richmond,
during the winter. we were pleased TO
observe that our delegates stood as high,
and commanded as much respect and es-
TEEN, as those Of any other county in the
Commonwealth. May it always be so !
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-16

PARDoNED. We learn that John Dill
worth returned home on the 7th inst,
having been pardoned by Gov. Wise. 1t
will be recolected that he was sentenced
to the penitensiary for four years for
killing Addison Bumgardner. He had
served out about two years and half oil
his time, before his pardon.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-16

L1au1DArE THE many whose SUBJ
scriptions to the NJ. E. Church. South.
have not yet been paid, are earnestly re-
quested by the committee, (Messrs.
Vaught, Peck and Carr, to come for
ward and hand in the amounts of their
Indebtedness Immediately. The individ,
ual notes executed by the committee to
the builders, are now due. and the hold
ers are clamorous for their liquidation.
Enough remains on the list yet unpaid to
satisfy all demands, and the prompt pay
ment of the small sums subscribed by
the many. will take the burden off the
shoulders Of Tue few. Il is hoped that
this call will meet with prompt response
from all concerned.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-16

PUBLIC HousE.-Mr. John ]. Parr has
opened public house at shinnston, in
this county. where he proposes to enter
tain handsomely the travelling public.
MIR. Parr is an experienced landlord, and
his politeuess and attention to strangers
must ensure him q good share of patron
age.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-16

WHITE SLAvERY.-The little city of Sa-
lem, Massachusetts,. with its quiet streets
and purse-proud people. its coneit, its
prudery. and its many churches. has a
cotton factory in which said factory are
emoloyed some 800 women, more or less.
Last week they left in consequence of the
reduction OF their wages 12 per cent. per
month. As the directors had only Just
made dividend of per cent, it certain.
ly seems little unreasonable to ask the
hands to take any less, or to use com.
mon expression. to grind out Of them SO
large sum as IL per cent on each
months earning.
But this is anti-slavery justice. There
is no city in that great abolition hot bed
Massachusetts,. more alive 10 the want
of the "nigger" than this same Salem.
At one time almost anything short of ac>
tual intermarriage with Sambo, the whole
place would have voted for, and we are
not sure but Sambo has, in one or two
cases, been hushsnded by one or two OF
Salem's pretty daughters but to show
the character of the people. while their
presses were ever ready to aid in abolition
schemes and do all in their power to ad-
vance the miserable determination hum.
bug, these agrieved white women. who
desired press through which to state
their reasons for resisting so uniustitable
deduction from their monthly earnings,
could not find a single solitary paper in
the place, which would tell their Wrongs.
\
When Aminadad Sleek, Of the Serious
Family is appealed to for assistance in the
way OF red flannel shirts for the Cango
tribe in the centre Of Africa, he donates
freely-a tract upon the proper obser.
walton of the holy day. but when solicited
by poor woman who lives in his own
city for little pecuuiary help for herself
and hungry little ones. he rolls up his ri.
Gus eyes and even withholds the tract.
says: we can't give you any thing YOU
are not in our line.' These Salem Jour.
nails are of the Aminsdab Sleek order i.
the niggers could get chance to discuss
southern wrongs in their columns. but
the poor northern white woman. the dis.
tressed weayers in the Naumkeap Mile
were mot in our line. Day Book.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-16

LATER FROM UTAH.-An arrival from
Fort Kerney, on the 3oth. states that
Brigham Young had notified Colonel
Johnston to leave the Territory ON the
10th of March. or he and his command
would be annihilated. Young had ten.
dered Johnston supply of provisions,
and the informer met supply train Of
one hundred and sixty wagons at lhe
Little Blue. The Indians on the route
were peseeable.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-16

TIE PARKEasBuRa RA1LRoAD.-The,
President Of the Northwestern Virginia
Railroad yesterday addressed letter TO
the City Council declaring the inability
Of the Company to pay its Indebtedness
to the city for interest on It's bonds during
the present year, and judging from It's
prospects presented in detailed state
ment it will probably be some years be-
fore any relief to the Taxpayers Of the
city may be expected from that quarter.
The president takes the occasion 70 ques-
ton. in pretty strong terms. the justice TO
the city or the alleged policy of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad in throwing all
the business and travel by the way Of
BenWood, and the Central Ohio Railroad,
to the injury Of the Parkersburg trade.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-16

G9A scorcH GANHIBAL.-A Iadv "a
yertlses inthe Glasgow Herald. that she
wants a gentleman for "brsakfsss s ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-16

~ Sufferers with Diseases Of tha
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel Drons.
Weakness. DO. read the advs,t;.s ,, ~ !.
in another column. headed seHainssai's.N
Genuine Preparation SS'N >
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-16

LADIES LIBRARY Assoc1Arros.-Tbe
members Of this association are requested
to meet at the house of W. P. Golf, Esq.
on Saturday next. at o'clock P. NJ, to
make selection Of Books TO be sent for.
DREADFUL AFFAIR IN KEsruoxr.-At
Springfield, KY. last Saturday, an ARRAY
occurred with reyolyers between son Of
Judge Booker and son of the Hon. R.
G. Palmer. At the first fire Palmer re-
cieved a mortal wound and Booker a
wound in the hand. leg and breast: after
which the former hurled his revolver at
the head of the latter. On this Booker
plunged q bowie knife nine times into
the body of Palmer, killing him on the
spot Booker is supposed to be fatally
wounded.
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Your old Tennessee friend,
THOMAS H. BENTON

; The body Of the letter is in the hand
Of another. but the name is his own sig
nature. and denotes that it was written
10 q weak. trembling hand. the last time
he put pen TO paper. and when. perhaps,
the agony of death was upon him. This
letter was handed to Mr.. Jones on Fri
day morning by Mr.. Benton himself. the
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-16

THE Kansas B1LL.-Advices from Wash.
lngton are to the effect that the Senate
will ask committee of conference ON the
disagreement between the two Houses
on the Kansas question. which the cour-
Iesy OF the House of Representatives
would hardly allow it to refuse. The
Union well says that the vote of the
house on Thursday to adhere to therin
own bill was but a reiteration of the pre-
YIous action of the House; it is neither a
step forward nor backward. The cues.
lion u; stands precisely where it did before.
The same paper adds that if the House
agree to conference, then there will be
ground to expect speedy adoption of
the Senate. The House yesterday re-
considered the vote on the deficiency bill.
and passed it. D''
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h than might h.vs been ,r sss,cs
s%s.d S.rS sI b.. soonos p .apy their 4 sSs
Fnsish is held with smness we sn1ersAnd hs 57i
hyoid Of animation and somewhat nomnsl At ner rais Re-
snce 1 nod,rste req.. =, ~ @ . the .s..u.s sps
40 Do here all At 81 O5 gall cash. hnmi.e;Ied 81. -
Ssnd q 81 asa 81 IS to qaal'y Lao Oh t %
S pias sy made WIFI Winter st 7 and ,9.,r
Gel. Of No Eat SOC CsmPhene selling I" a'S' anu
oi-cIKE-rhee !. r.:her nqsir SD; ia S' 'o''0's
PROFESSIONALISM Port nsrse very unsettled aud d.
cidrdy lower especially I Mes and eo.e. aHsd ;ss 1
sa sSsia % 70, Prime .n& AZ =; sSs % a. ia he
SID IS Besfs without important The dsn.scd e .s
c ssis a1d p n s't sss as si ; DO N
rscied Mes aud sls6s for extra do Pnm. 49,
. ss; I'D Iii. sfaIa ts0 s:u f.' ss
and cnn.S = 'S Cat Ms.i' s'T H sS:' pfsss s
ss Nd sg sS nd R .: s e
.ir dmand at lSl5e sr Ohio and ha1ie ''' s'"'S
RicE-Gn reconnaissance SO s' b; dsPre''sd
A sTetSs.Ts. dtsne since the l.. Jsnu.y. Ey r. co
both Raw and Retired and to-day isi demsna ~" ssa
9. Tss|Sc s;assa Ia, .e. Are sr.
"a? hid. N.w 0Tl.sn. a, sac ITO hid. Porto Rico
sEEp ssd; Ss.r Of .m. sale. Of COed s,ds
T%G,Ay !: Is So a.msnt z a e.ss,s
.upply and scmewss. unsettled IN pnSse sad srse
stock and taking the market down sales OF a% 80
ported bling sod In Boston ~ 81 sd 81 Ns esn,
and short think these hgres too o~ AFsS
the supply receipts prospect b. Few Guy
sellers Al anything below VI
thirty in the Fast India trade "a poeos'
here esht have wfihod the late hnsnn ess.'
aud these making any fright bre
they likely oug time that IN al p
biy will depend for the twelve months on o
SUPPLY ard the receipts on the way and on board hp
IN Calcutta
ny hear Of 81 bales light Cuscoa Goat st Soc pr eo
SALT-Ths market unsettled; Bulk Salt Is not p"y e'
Of zoo bush Curscos At Nc cash. a.. p,.,.. -.
SPLITTER has slightly advanced sss Of 10 tans fss iro
,ors :. =, n NJ months. aud holders nov ask more no!Ty,
TEAs-P,ndips th. suction .ae Of Blacks the mrs, An'h OF
new run ,h. son from Foo Chow Foo annodneed 'oI
row and one Of announced for Friday the mssSe'
quiet .,,,., a. =, s,,,,., r,i,e-
sales Of a. bids Kentucky II dl SO cases Seed Le ~
c hales Havana private terms \, L, II a.n..
TiN-Pg has .s.n declined 'a's Of Ssa5oo .ses ~ nI
arc r.rort,d AZ "a lS cash. including 10 pss AZ en
rate Plate. continue dun, heavy and somewhat n'''"'
price - . ,.,a hI1.,. ava s,u, ,ba salas
ave 100 rs prime at ioc cash. Rough Fat |" arm "eic'
fellow Oil /. sslshle at - y 10 ,u ro.,..s "a os,
WHIsKy-The demand Is fair Of inc ae'"Ae ~
last Gales of $40 bbls 81 &c .,,,,.l, r,r,;a.
WHALEBoNE remains inactive and prices en''ey '""''
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MAR Tvrspy, jan 5 1883.
AsHEs-r The market I. settled s.le,of75 Dol. new Bias
q, s56.I6 IS IS for Pearls and s56,l for Pots
COTToS-The mark; s steady Sc or adah"s pa
til, better grades are nor wen held hs -as :. 9sy DE-
an saction sale Of 800 bags Rio and San
,s the market quiet only bear u sale. Of $50 bags no y
GOtc ard IS bags MaIsabo st llic The stock OF MO .
Is s bag sss as and n.. sac. o q 10 mas Jaw.
COPPER Is duh New shea;hng is heavy 81 S0Nc t XII
low Metal 22r., lnscs al lsdae' cssh ana va
Flour AND MEAL~rhe inquiry for Western Canal Flour
sa 1 alf n as' i. 70 Iss tie Tad.
freely and all descriptions close with Iesisr s Ss
for common to good sse 81 sSas Is for do 30
- 10 for .uPersp- indiana and Messn 81 20 ' %
ass 50 for sood to choice Do IS asa 81 Is for st. Louis
brands. and IS 50 Gene.ee CsnAii. Flour
better and In fair quest for the trade tbs ss.s are ~
bb 81 S59s. IS OK .up.rfrs and s. ssd So fo extra
brands Southern Flour .ctye The .Iiva are m h
g ss5 I hs S.t to sSSd osd, .eG sI
ny r. fS @n .,s' .hs nP a h sP sn.nd ...
Sl Tor puncbrons Buck~hest Flour Is in good demand aud
hi TiSH az IN limited request but the market without
til. change Dry Cod quiet. but hm e: q ;S So S
sIss E1al IS - .s. Of .o%s SS Non and
At $40 and 10 Picked Herring are more .ctiv- sales Of
THITsRasn. are Ju 80 for Bunch and 81 . for
Layers Dried Fruits are ssrss a. 81 and % casks
GRAIN-The demand fOr Wheat !. limited % our . 40
~ n1sis. srr held With conGdencri the ss"s are
80. Rsd southern a, ST. l4as IS and $50 oisheI. a.s
90 81 sldsi 80 Rys is held firmly WITH Tar ~
R.rv 4. ouet and nominal. Barley MAI s nsctVe
:, - hv,he Com better and in fair demand iot *
port and the East the sales are s. 600 bushels q % ia IA
southern and Jersy yellow and - aofc' ''r w. ""' W.
Ia small .urpiy and prices noninsl go :, IL, ,v....
HFMP-fke demand for all kinds Is s'i il,ec 80 ~ ~
onv 10 notice sales Of bales American Dressed o. @i
tun - ..ois,.,. M al.
hesn done sales o5s Buenos Ayres 81 sc NV
G,ydso toarriyr At 9 900 Rio Grande al 49, Dig IeS.
ftyhf AZ
hand il about 400, 900. =. --l,A,,. Oh. -, nj
Me,.r. Terry Bros Circular Of to-day thus e'hiO' me n1
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80. 81 h.v, r..a . cent, Al private sale sih' l.rss
s. and s s!I sd ls sr atHy -9n have
pany paving now tho insrest on a re rortases
R,Ii Eo.D S.RES-Th- speculative spirli' sns revive in
h.. general advance signals the ~; On u H,le NOR
confidence Among the stock. that hAye avn 90 the Dc
raj hnsipe,. ar, the NewYort Centr' :, ri. Il 2; Reading
81 C.ve and and Toledo Of Chi" ,o.aI Ro Island OF Enc
Of GseDa and Chicago Of ino. Centrsl al {. cent
Nhifsr Central has fallen cent DeiA~.e aud Hudson Canal
Mos,Y continues ardaut for call .; from ,d7
cent Business pa discounted more easily At i'em
Tie ioio"r is translated extract IRON the onou'
Jar Of Nee L. Kanz: .,
NswYoRx Tuesday. Jan S 1888
sdyces of 18th u,, business has been very d' INC
.vw.Yesr holiday having intervened- ,,,
m sc-I msis-t however shows marked improvement
chiefly w ina 10 tn. favorable sdvis brought out oy Tue
wRh iiy.rpcol date. TO the ls,h ult.
III uohsy NAH. continue. , under the influence Of the
inactivity Of business and the rres proPcriiSn Of 'l p
S conrn. dus tAe Isl inst have provided for
We below lie; Of such think likely to interest ''e
h .sysasd VII ..as5 .1 , ss, lsa n
q Michigan Ohio. Kentucky and North Carolina WIFI
CRY AND cOrsrY Oxps-sss sewfbu there is apparently
growing demand or coed stock. We S"S,e sses %
RssosD Osps have generally advanced especially Erie AID
Illinois Central Construction Bonds. ses modeHe Gales Ire
M Mortgage s5 Do I'd MTG at So do ID M's Ss DO 1872
ssy a eat; s,o d. is cent cent 3d. dS H. ,.
rt Illinois Central Construction cent hisher '''"s
.yc in Enc READING NswYg,k Gssrs ana Ied2
for the last three days Erie advanced l. Rsdinf2 Me-" OK
Central Il Panama II; Michigan Southern preferred lnN
moi. Central 81 Toledo Rock Island y. a.sDa and ~.
Mssspri .. La Crosse and Milwaukee, l. MICHIGAN Central
decline Michigan Southern L. Chicago Burlington and
Quincy, Il. 49,.
MosrY-Demsud somewhs, active, but very abundant
and still difficult employ Loans on call sal y cent hs
class paper 7dO names ess known, lcal9 stock contracts
rdl2
EXCHANGE frm with large sales Of bills England and
Germany, very little doing; London 1925 elo
Paris, 5lSid53.
The following is extracted from the circular of Ed
ward Bills
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TUEspAY, jan. I'D. N.

A large business transacted at the Stock Ex-
change to-day, the marke. opening at prices triAe
lower than closing figures of yesterday, under smart
hammerings from several leading bear operators. BE.
fore adjournment, however, strong rally took place,
and the improvement continued to the close OF the
sion. Reading al first call went 10 SOL aud was sold
down to - on sellers option, but was up again TO 50,
before the shorts could avail Of the temporary aiyap
ssge. Sew-fork Central was steady without especial
activity and with but slight variation from prices of
yesterday Erie was dull at the opening OF business,
but under large purchases by a prominent opera.
tor, who took 1900 shares at lsl, was quite
strong again at the second call. Mr. Moran
leaves tomorrow in the Persia. Southern and
Toledo were dull and gave way more than most Of the
speculative stocks ia the early par, Of the session.
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Imports


HOPS are in fair demand al for 1855 as to quality me
common TO good prime samples sell shade better rates say
ga lOc. in lots. . . -,,-.... .ta A.,
UAY-The demand continues limited for Shipment tue AZ
rival. ire fair sales of $40 bales At 60d7oS y 100 10 f.
HONEY-Morc is doing; IS tcs aud bb!s e"os so'u ''
home SUMPTION private terms, duty paid ,u,o..
IRON-Ths has yet recovered from tho 49,
existing during the past two months o ~ As
importation. previous nomnAy the same
Scotch Pig tells slowly $3.50 S7 mos. for prime American
brands less liberal discount for eash. .
INDIA RUBBER continues ngud aud much depressed the
last sale Of fine Para 81 32gc 49,. 8,
middle Buenos Ayre and aisle. Oak The following table
prepared by L. Ludoyi Son. exhibits the business and prices
during the 1857 aud 1886:
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state Of the country;
Total.

Add the exports OF The last seven years, estlsted
on the same average and We have sum total OF more
than $500 $50 600 since the foundation Of the Repub-
lie now alas bankrupt
I,ut tese il will be borne in mind but the legally
sscertaped exports from the country alone and but
small portion OF the actual products OF ali the mines,
which are are set down by the best writers at upward
ofthirty-fve millions annually; and not unreasonaby,
when We consider the vast amount of unprodnctive
wealth in the precious metals accumulated in the
country. Assuming this average, and the total
products Of the Mexican mines, since the conquest OF
Cortez. would amount to not less than 900 000
sum in comp with which any OF the incredible
stories told Of the wealth Of the ancient AEtecs seems
pruhete.
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m
JFan c",inues quiet The following remarks from Messs
Fabcr Perhns's annual review, will repay perusa ,
The first eight months the exhibited al increased ols
s IN pig Lead as compared with the corresponding period
as and on h- lot of September the deliveries to the trade had
cached about IS sgsnst IL 500 tuns IN the same months
fhe year notwithstanding which there now appears to
he falling off Of the whole years business,
which .. how much branch Of trade has suffered by the
general depression gratifying however TO be able 70 state
that have passed through the hard times with little
embarrassment and their responsibility aud credit remain
unquesoned 20 the present time.
No sudden violent fluctuations occurred In prices from Jan
.ptenber aud with slight variations only the market
antsined uniform steady In October scarcely any
thing done. quotations being oseth-r nominal Since then
there has been partial revival In the demand but the trade has
been mostly from hand mouth and disposition manifested
buy beyond the present Tor Spanish Within
the last few days there to b. slightly better feeling and
the stock though large 10 becoming concentrated pur
chase could hardly be made good ten days
The range price per month for three years has been fol-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK... 4
Cleared.

stesmshps-rens, Judkins Liverpool, L. Cunsrd, Mosee
Taylor McGowan Aspinwal, NJ q. Roberts.
SbiPs-lndepsndence, Eustis, New Orleans ii. Brigham
Stag Hound, Peterson, Boston, J. B. Newton L Co.
Bnss-E. Sweet Jewett, Mobile. N. H. Brigham volsnt
tBr Actand St. Johns, N r., Chas Barnes Tautsh Plum
mer Jacksonville John Mckee struckhsosen tOdn Resias
Cowes Funcke Meinckr.
schooners-My Rover Jackson, Wilmington, NC McCpady
Mott Co Robin Wallace Ponce P r.. Thomp:n ( Hunter
Le-na, Jsmison, Mobile ID. Gines, Son Co. Medium Br
Smith, St. Pierre, II. e. Donnaysni Henroo, Whpple, Rich
mOnd, C. H. Person; Eastern Light (Brl Chisholn, Halifax
N. g.. j. g. Whitney CO. B. NJ HawkiDs 0rfn, Charles
McCresdy Mott Co j. Vail Gray, Garden Keys, Benner
Desie Leccsdis sIgs Salem w Ropes; Crystal Palace
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