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Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03
STEAM MILL NOTICE

THE undersigned are prepared to fill bills Of
Il lumber at the following
Rates
Square edged lumber e 100 feet. Isl %
Rough '- m n 0 62l
Oak 20
Hickory, Ash. Linn and Walnut 4 90
All bills due on delivery.
Corn will be ground at the usual rates
Sacks must be marked.
4. ". COLLINS & co.
w,.hin-cr, February a.d, 1852 -5-S
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03
1EsDCD E0 So
watches. Jevvelry. sc,


.-,.yr,., tu kinds of J-wclry aud
.aaAs$ .s......-. Sii,crvarc. among which may
sA---lll--ss be- found
Watches from SIa to $3.50.
Watches in Gold Hunting Cases,
Watches with Magic Cases.
Watches in single or open ficc Gold Cases,
watches with imitation Magic Cases.
Na,ch.. IN Silver Hunting Cl~e-.
Beautiful Enanelyi Matches i"r Ladies.
Richly Engraved Waiehr- for Ladies.
Fine Gold Lcpinc aud detached lever Watches.
Good English Patent Lever and pEpicz
Watches.
Ladies Gold Guard Chains and C,atciaine
Chains.
Gcntlemcus' Gold Cuar,l, Fob ani vet
Chains.
Gold Fob Keys and sc1ls. Studs and Sleeve
Buttons.
Finger ginc~ with Stones. seal Rings.
Plain Gold Rings. Pure Gold welding Ring.
Ladies' and Gent i.mcii-' Breast Pins.
Gold Sp-ctacle-. Gold Thimb!cs. Gold Pens
and Pencils.
Gold Lockc's for nagucrrcotypcs or llair.
Gold bracelets. Ear Ring. Cua Pms and
Buckles.
At +. L. BEITTIN & co.'s.
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03
NOTICE.
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

WHEREAS, on the tsenty-sixth (25th) day
w Of February, A. D., 1858. letters of Ad-
mlnlstration were granted the undersigned on
the Estate Of Isaac y. Jones, deceased. late Of
the county Of Hampstead, State of Arkansas,
by the Clerk Of the Court Of Probate Of said
county IN vacation. Al persons having claims
against said Estate are hereby required to ex-
hhlt the same to the Administrator. properly
authenticated, within one yea rafter the date Of
sueh letters. or they may be preclutlcd from any
beheht M the Estate, and if such claims lie
not exhibited within two years from tl,s date
Of such letters, they shall be forever barred
and precluded from any benefit from said Es-
tate.
WM W. ANDREWS. 4da'r
cf tbr Estate Of Isaac v Jones. dec'd
Washington, Arks. Feb. ~, 1858. o
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03
COME UP AND SETTLE.
NOTICE.

Ii persons indebted to the undersigned.
n either by note or on account. are requested
TO come forward and PAY UP. a am com
PEELED 10 raise means ~ lqnidate pressing de-
Inands against me.
Mr.. ". L. jackson having the first Of No
vcmbcr last, become associated with me a. a
partner. the mercantile business is still contin-
ued at the old stand in the name Of GEEEx &
JAcKsoS- W. H. GREEN.
January ~, 1S5s.-i-3t
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03
CLOTHING.

A general assortment Of Geut'rmcns' and
Boy Clothing. made up in the best manner
and latest STYLES
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03
s NelC- 10:
ARRANGEMENTS
FOR 1858,
AT
B. [. BRITTIN & CO.'S.
--,saII,,rs-

HAVING greatly reduced the prices Of cur
Ill present stock in Store are now daily
receiving large additions to the same Of goods
suitable to the trade-PURcHAsEo FOR CASH
We can assure our numerous friends and pat
rons that our stock for CHEAPSEss VARIETY and
QUALITY. cannot be surpassed. and that we shall
continue to receive direct from the EasrcrH
Caies. monthly shipments Of the latest styles
Of Goods, during the present year; thus en-
abling our patrons to supply their wants At all
times. from our stock.
Having occupied our present Commercial es-
tablishment for the past fireHtv-tirce years. and
our Interests being ideHa,fed with the people Of
this community-gir,s fall assurance Of our
PERuAxExcE. u. L. BRITTIN & 60.
Washington, Ark, Jan. lst. 1858.
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03
ALSO
RAILROAD STOCKHOLDERS

A Ii persons in UsaPsfsad aud .Seris- coun-
n ties. indebted to the MISSISSIPPI OrACHIrA
ASn RED RIVER RAILROAD CoNrANY. for dues
upon their stock subscriptions. are requested
10 come forward aud settle with us as the at
torueys and agents Of said Company. IuMEDI-
ATELy- An the claims Of said Company az linst
delinquent stockholders. in tbe above named
counties, have been placed in oar hands for
collection. with orders % sue hose who fail To
pay after rcas sonable notice Those therefore
who do not call at our office in washin .ton.
and settle their du Brsri9Us 10 he Isf pF 4griF
7sEi, must not be surprised if they are Su-,I af-
ter that cate, Is our orders are positive in this
respect
HENPSTEAD & JENNINGS.
iforHeBs for NE ". o. E n. r. r. Il. Ca.
Washington. March 81. 1858. q-tw
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03
Plantation Goods.

Linscys. Plain and Plaid. all wool, Kcrseys
aad Kentucky Linseys, Negro and Saddle
iilankets of all descriptions. sup. Mackinaw aud
Bed Blankets all wool. Infant = and Gentle
mems Sup Fancy Travelling Blankets.
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03
DOMESTIC GOODS.

Sheetiags. Shir;iugs, Driilings. Jeans. Be-
Ticks. Carolina Stripes and Piaids, Lowell Cot
tons Cotton Yarn, &c.
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03
Cloths and CasSinereS.
HOSIERT IND GLOTEN.

An goods suitable for Mems aud Boys we
Also. Ladies' Cloths and Cloakings.
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03
Il Il Il y rs .
DRESS GOODS.

McTrimae and other desirable styles. Als'
British and Frtnch Prints.
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03
FALL g. WINTER GOODS.
McNAIR s. BRITT,
w ASHINGT ARK ANSAS.
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods

Clothing. Boots and shoes. Hats and Caps,
Guns, Pistols, Jewelry, Groceries, &c. to which
we invite the attention Of the public. Our
stock is now COMPLETE. and contains no
5aifs, or goods to be sold at cost, involving the
necessity of large profits upon certain articles
But we endeavor to sell all our goods at mod
crate profit. Our profits are based upon the
wants Of a short, close and safe trade. Our
efforts are to secure that trade and We believe
that an examination OF our stock will entitle Us
to a portion of the patronage of such buyers
a can comply with our terms.
CUR stock consists in part Of the following
articles
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03

N1lc>kin. Nutria. Cashmere. Lcghoru. Pan
anna. lIiawath1. Pi"urrr. Beaver aud Brush
Hats. six. Plush. Cloth. Velvet. Glazed and
CHS. Tur an Caps
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03
HATS AND GAPS.

and latest styles.
HATS AND GAPS.
Molc>kin. Nutri1. Cashmere. Lcghoru. Pan
ama IIiawath1. Pioneer. Beaver aud Brush
Hats. SILK. Plush. Cloth, Velvet. Glazed and
CHS. Tur an Caps
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Cun.. Pistols. Colts Rcpeatcrs. new pattern.
Bowie Knives. sc.
MATCHES IND JEUELRT
Fine Gold aud silver Lever. Gen,lcmcn.'
sup Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Chains. Ladies
and Gcntlcmyns' Gold aud Diamond let Finger
Rings. Ladies aud Gcntlcmcns Diamond Brca-t
Pins. Gold Lork.t- for pa.uerrcotypc- ur l.Gir.
Gold Bracelets Ear Rings. Cuff Plus auj Duck
les, Ac.
BcoI.s and stationery.
QTEENSWIRE. WOOD AND HILLOT
WARE. GROCERIES q CoNFECTIONARIES
oi all kinds
EsT.AyDEES AND WINES.
Pure and expressly for Medicinal purposes.
.S 4 u II l. T. II J..
Ladies' and Gentlcmcns' Saddles. Brides.
N4r;in-alcs. WLiu-. Girtis and >ircinglc~. Fine
buggy Collars. Saddle Bags. Sc. Trunks. Val
isc.. Carpet Sacks. Sc. a large assortment.
\ well selected stock Of
PEEFUuERT AND FiNcT SOiPS.
Yankee Notions and Toys.
Of every variety. BESIDES many articles too
tedious to mention.
Oct. p, 81. +2-n
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03

I'VE would most respectfully inform our
W numerous friends and patrons that
We have now on hand, ana are con
stantly receiving additional supplies to
our present large and select stock Of
Washington telegraph., 1858-03-03
q CUTLERY! CUTLERY.
NAILS! NAILS /.

Snn KcF- Weymouth NaII-, w every size an
kini. AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

The abo1. very c0Icse statement, made by M.
Cohen will think, attract considerable attention,
especially from railway managers who have not a.
ready commenced that change in fuel which has be-
cone 20 ulgel necessity in the thckly settled
portions OF the country. 1Lis matter Of fuel j. con-
etaDt'y beco ming important, not only 70 the in
terests OF railway properly, but 10 all o'her interests
in the country. The forests being rapidly burned
up the price Of wood must now, Of Necessity, al
vance al fearful pace, unless adopt other fuel for
the five six Thousand locomotives in the country.
Or railway friends VIII readily appreciate The value
Of Mr.. Cobel's statement a1d trust that all those
who have gained aDy oxp .rence, viii give il the
same publicity. II l. a debt that they all o1e 10
the general welfare Of the railway system Of the
countIy.-ED.
1t is proposed TO aid to The preceding tha. tie coal
used by the Hudson River Railway was furnished by
the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company. The
annual report of the Baltimore aid Ohio Rosd, male
on Monday, contains the following on the same sab
ject:
Much attention has been paid to the introduction oe
coke and coal fuel for the passenger engines, ard
spechl attention is requested to the report al the mas
ter Of machinery this important subiect The re-
suits have proved highly sat:slactory-the engines
operating very economically and efficiently. Expert
merits with fuel, made with the engine, runnng
with mail and express trains hauling in each case five
cars, r sult,d az follows
With woOd, 1-S cents cost + mile run.
With coke, j-6 cents cost 4 mile run.
With coal SO cents cost T. mile
Fourteen Of the passenger machines are now con-
suning mineral fuel, and the master Of machinery
cOmncDds the alteration Of others the large
accumulation of wood hand is sufficiently reduced
10 rerder il advisable.
The great economies 10 be thus effected rust At
tract the attention of managers of railroads generally
and add largely 10 the consumption os bitumnous coal
The receipts at tide water Of tie principal articles Of
produce, from the opening Of the Canals to ard in
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
HInrket.-Rcrortcs ia Tt,.r-enA

BrFy,Lo Nov. II, 6p B.-FLoIE afu, i>uaaa al, err,
lg:-l pfu. .p~sEi sars 4 j. - ehls = sS q. ,.p-s.
I'D IS ~ or 5Ogte eAirs., WHEAT hTn vfh nc,
r. sni .si.. 4 nav hg.h re for thc,., SER
81 oF NlNasr. Clsb. 80 ior eN,fs De-, aad 81 10 ks
Ohio. C0R> quiet 80 s'eafy s,r' oi 100 b1,h ns2,3S
NHisgy .:esdy .svso of l0l bb- a. c CsSsL Esg,ssft
uuehsrge3 HEcfPT. fr thc -. "A 97 bb. ~,
81 SD h,h Whsa,. 7s olsh Corn. 30 5u.e O,.s ssD
NENTs BY Canal 500 bb. f.Our, -,7o tsh. NksA, sl
ALs,sY, Nov. Il. D ni-rLOvs .ss.iy sEi afm, r-,s
a. scS'b "a o,, ~ ca sa ..s -. :.
sued IL. At Sc. Bssiry a-ie, e1ssess dali ass
so bnsl sooi Csnsi. We, a. s7l bash L,te s6,, AL
7r SHIPMENTS .30o 61.n. Corn, .3os0 tash Whss l. -,
bu,h Barley.
NEw ORLIASs Nov. IS Co ros-Ss,e. 20 DAY H. yss.
a. DECLINE on ID. 6pcr e, holders cssT 5r. ssn0 4.
position 20 pr,s..e. Adalr. n NE coss ID FsylsHu
Cotton Liyrrpool -''s,r, but not guo',oy sh.r.
tsWrco, Nov ll-o T. a.. f-clS st1siy Wnstr "A
charged 10 eo baso IS. fsr NJ <slse. CAB irs
ius 2@obr. We, Cae.so >prins fr d,,lhns -. Sost
y.fy .syc- .Ass SEQ bBsh Mrs.rra 6 Cs-s FsgsH
York Lake IMPORTS: is 80. Bsr.ey 20 bs,s. RE II
hl.h os,s Ca a. ExPoRrs 30" b5 solr, ~ ,cJ ta,s-
Wfss'. 80 bn,h Barley. ) oco bash o..
CNCkNArl. Sog. i7-1 p ;nlCGs opened e,oyeI. IN
cited pficss further advanced '1es Of 7 81 ~ n,
hk and = .srse tho-' sysfgsns 80 there
q.ies msud a. ~ 81 O. he sensad i,E fstars a
receipts tod AZ SN0 fFoyIoNs bloysp Mess Porh 80
IsTo. loiei '.ls. Of AZ 2 Bah ,iss. se5 ds.y.y :
b. IN full bAs'. WHISKY hru .. 1876 oGsr Al
els generally ue Upchai sri.
CHICAGO. Nov i7-tLors steady. WHEAr 1al All a
clh,d ld2c CoRs steady sae. sIt!. o.Ts steady sRi
RtcEiPTs-iso bb.' Floor. l2soo brsb Wheat 6so 80
B.lrisosr Nov I7-vLorR s,:ive a, s sor OHIO. waf
active and steady: Reds 81 l5d<l -; Whites, .5Gs ,,
CoR> dun, ht,, VI dos Yellow. 63d7Jc. PsouGnd
az h-d hrmlv bu- ,hsre uo'hng doir owing - fsi;
WHISKY bIoy ant !aIss sses Of Ono a. -!:a3t.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
Disasters, Ac.

Loss oE rHE r. B. sUsSEE-A teeTsTh.: csp,. y = IL
bv Ne.rs. sumner sws..y Currer a.; even
lss,, :; O'Clock The cEeg He ell .aie Aaotas. ~
,'sr, that she yus ~ 9snseT0 . Po.l;ioo, sd
hands - vrecseis The X. y. sinneT lsit s s. e. Il,
day moriny las. for Pbiade mia -. 1si c- "a 20
. uses~r~l belonging parties IL Boston ehs -
vessel bait ibis season Of 5 tun. bfcrn ioi 70 3.
spa iH' red The M1's4i M..Ss Of E.-. ,5 -, y
s6.eo iSe"p rrpo', l,,. hela -
q. Es.. Boston IN es7 sDc owned 10 ths y y ss-
Co Her esrso ccrsstrd Of 3tss boa tour, ~ ~
what le5 h. lard, . shes toe. 90, J. "a CO..
,o Sg l .i,o,by ID, lo DO clover seec, 70 :es ~
i'd. !, sth-r go No isiayes, 20 bes' hoota 81
BAKg QViNcy Moore. ffom bos.on for As0s Bay Z =.
inr wit ashore The b. seh un. opro.i.e To NJ
Hone. siesn Il. Forces, Horr., wen = hsr =,
.Id g; Der Of sbu: O'clock, without iAGss ara 80
c.eded OF her voyage. So "a. r.r
BslS I1DtsrsY. Robinson which -,ea-sl a: Tr-s, - ~,
Oct; 70 for neuirs With Sici bushels Of sa. was ~
cate. u "a. p - oE. y J' Tesc led BY t-.k
sli earIied % Havana TLe l. va. 10 2. rssls'si'
Nsrbfa, IL 1855 here ned, sr1 r1isf q
sRG NUAco PARx (of Bangor. Scho. before reF = y
- Turks Island, valued a. s5ou. ,oeo sIo ysc
iton Of oneqgsEter esned BY Aes1r. hlAr ,,ses
$500 IL ~ Ban ngor Ma.sa. Th. han sss rssine A~
be ssd the .tfh ,.----fs
BEc Ku.s hef ,e a. GIbss.sl- OF SEP. ? :o.t D' VI
in Ia 80 ~ Ion. a 10. whh lasted '1 e'..' ~
ioUUd he compass % \. w, ard t.o"ee HsA'"
sails, bosf. and feek load. -s ~ a
Bs scnE suLr,x e. sos.ou, fror Haiss. rer' ~
between Cspe Ann AID Boon is-lnd, T.. y ~ - ~
bt.s. -four AID som. slilg. ...s, N..slSs
Car GAKOIxaE oi ,cI. Mary D. Lars, ,. - Y N~ Il
rslsrfs: y : - .fter h. asy zee f9i " xs...
st 81 81 Ion oi p, pess.d VIM l'o Lfsfs
greu. bronze Tisiog on re s-rrA' VII .e,.irl
r.irf.J rf.er, co. inside tso -;rmps o. n" - 'of<'
pslutsd bowspr: c1-- 90 kni-h -s- ~ 90 ~.
c-dar mshoRa3y Sati irin ~, . ssrrcsed ~
sa.h iiom ne sesG rsps-rs g.; He- "0~ -
L, m ina t-nT.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
.MiRLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK........sor~n
Cleared.

s.eeu,aips- Roanoke, skinDer Sorfok, u. L.d4ni N.f
Fo.t.r Charleston, Spofort Tles:on Paisiephs hcA'A
Havana VI. %. Rnb.Tfs
slip.-J. { Humphrey, Prince, Savannah, J. W. ESel
Co. D-hi Love H. Casrl.,ou Cosby Croci % AfiT Q
sayels Iasrles'op. WASH. Carver Chss-.
Bark.-Saysi nah. r. iy. ssvsos an Ssmh sons h'h
Dure 81, Thomas snd Nusca.bo. Maitland, Phsll' Go;
Bns.-Nary tBr Ssbony 5. JoLD, A. slihsn Go
Tornado. McCsit.y, D-mcrars, Sn ith Jones @. . ..
school-rs-J. IS. uugh.- Howard Newb.-n DAVIS
Holmes, Bauulo.e MlnrDe. 81 AaJ's, Ga, MAsr LSid I
Querssu hs.s Merrill, Nick. Chzrlest1n N@rr. Atvi
:. Bowpsu. Woo.er. Msyasuef, J. v Onsiay.s 4 Co
Mary nlnkiu Beers B3ston, Dayton sp'arue r. stednis
Ferry Fsrusndius Dibtle Runce; kEris is4srt Ds,
Gsorss,swD b. 6l)-som son ana Jane James Fr.5r 90
bug Pisrsou Col ss,t-riy Davis Charleston, MsCsi'
Mot Co; R-b.cca WcgOn, City Poin. JsGss II u, :
Co. J. Tsbsr Cook, Cbsrest0wD Van 6rlat 6.ssh,, n
thras Heyty New. Haven, r J. Go1wir.
stsar1ers-Pane,, Lopsr PhAt,i ahiz Soe.sy Be-, f'
ds'uaia
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
Ing sRgATCarrLE MARHEfs

o. SEw-ToRh. EosTcS, PGILtDELPHlh tNO ~
EASf-RsFn'rLD WftsLs ENrss.-t. 'ra - ~, -
N,ss fsfyss-Erb iah psri~- ~ ~ : E--'lp- -.
Pri--, q BLKvTs. Ms to~ tssL tsLF1s ~'st ,n't
sld L,Nss 10 S--iart male ron .----nA -, -.
by seton RotNsoN. ol VEssrss,T tft'iNF - 80
u.:te dayi .1d...Vcy 'or TEE SET-t t0ss l-s-h,' 80
r-u--d - siD,Y Nos,fIs 2 - Ss-i WssAtr
BEElE> n WY nr. rss.y 80 - "a. bios>''
mueh 4 rssi. hey ssririsi - -
u r. slr s--rs vii make ih~ st-i a. -
pre- T. sL SuAsct ira: ~.l drrs. "a = a. - D.
80 A; Bo~ ih- pci,e s1gted & = flr ns- r.
'hs rii. sri - = 'Hsi = Re rstils.-i --sn
.aile. ry-..e fr this ~ t. 1857 s,s lsS 70 81 .-.- -
si .: ~ v -sI.siy mSrsets WssH1s-H D''
sr trryiogTh -rr-l ssrrazlrg - "ab I.sf'~t -'
vsrvirg for "a -. uT-Ju difsrsu. 5ays T1- "a '
fr lzS s7 ,j7 ,a- =: -sei % "-dlss
S14
CALVES, &. f5r veal soi y IL pom -g- s-sIL
My yong az -o!d as pre- PEI Eheat .
MILK COWS generally sccor1ins % re 7rf'- = '"
A bsi bcef r., 'roH ~ eAs s1i Is's
p O. 81 fY,.h ones eel sv--ss. ,or -sop
So; MEDIUM sS51fi RS 1Lss. SO 80; era
fr- $50 20 The ugubef IS. ysa = So TIE
u,.-rhsr: sr-s-any rrsTves r. ~
SHEEP AND LAMBS ,ot sy ~ broker. A. - s.ca
- t.st -argins ron s91 - fr counlos 80 Als
for e1--. n tS7 tts ru1tr sod vss ~ -; IL sr
IL uru.t-r 5t.-1Js.
SWINE AZ received mosy y rslrost. s-t I'D q te-
. Fory s.re rsrueTs Thirty IN ,re. ID
HuesL River generally ne pound i've Tris1t re nm
br reFoF.el s7 YES .Si he GOES Priee 'srsse To-
c., th~ g.: lor-as cFr. lc .s
lumber received IN 1856 was Sf aii
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
Arrived.

Gtesmshlp OXIDE Cr0we Savanna idsf s., 90. . .
M.t,hil Son.
Steamship Montgomery, cro-ter, Savannah, rntfe ea f
20 Ii. B. Cromwell Il GO.
Brig Advsuce Eston, Eizsbethpor. .or B g-.on. -,
$ hr T. Kidcsr Hslssou, Wilmington, " C., cay is'"
stores 20 B. Blosson son. - - .-.,
sehr LsuIs Z. Johnson, Day, H.wbern' " o '''
stor-. 70 b. Blossom a 500. ,, .o,s.
20 B. Blossom x Son =, . -. ,.v.,
Sir May MAJ, Ireland, vashiBsor " &, dAI'' law
schr I. " Maugsni Wa,sn, G,ogcss.sr, tsH. -. .. y
Steamer Dsse ale, Copes, Pl---ds pI4 asase eie ~
Perkins. ,, -. -, oc,i,,
srhr Ja.sph Nrker.ou. B-ker syiney days "a 49,
steamer Pi.an A.trob, Providence, rcse % issS' V
S.i1r,, E.,-,. &C.: Ps,ap.c0, Lzyfc.l Bat-npfsi =
C~mrrori.~ cbiS ssvaDulh Forrs,: t.;y, IJs' A'''~
co-a; ". b. Trans. SMITH, Galveston.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
Philadclphis Cauie NarkeGNoy. l.

I5. pice O. btkNLs IA a4.a. .'-d sly ste. o. :. .
or o~1og u gre E.sslrs g. tte .1- : ,ri. 81
;hr ci,Tiur' A. BON y'ri cay a1uu'iag n 5hs,l -, =
vh.al f.um Ch--t-r Josu,s IL 80. Ss.. Ia,
.-.-'s Ohio Nrr. r sscs''er. -rrff.f-r
SOLD lish as +Sl :. ~ .. Tae p-ss. ran... , a.
- - -s al3 80 = 10 = ~" . ="
sHTEP-1h.re va, hut hnl.ea .rpg,v o, So, IN ~.
ouly amounting 20 s,sV bead, colsso.-nt, I, ~. - -
fr a. pucr. ADJ 1-cee 10y .olslisra -. s. -
Il sd- fr,in = p :, IS snd 81 "a scc0rtius 70 a..
BoSs-Ihe s1pp Of ssiDv vAsss ~, ;, ,se asusrs 40
hsa s1l5 p1c-s -rcfos from a. y. - 49,,
Cow Tbs msfss r1a-ir1cs t1L ard 1.'y rs l..s
.oi =: RON r u 70 : ~ ior Or, Lnd MisA Css.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
Ry TeleRYaph.

SAVANNAH Nov Il The 4. :. " ..ss-s1.f -. 80
q. Der wharf a, O'Clock IBIS GfsrnoOn; 81 We %,
Nov l7-IAe screw s;~s aship II lS,syl., q cf,o1A'1'
at. - o'clock the morning of The lra ,.a,su-
Allo oais ysrio Morton, non Se.-icffi sL' ''+
dali. iron Bos,oD. . ,A,.1 4
Tb. .hp Arizona 0of Dsrnaiso. from B,' n 'o - =
reported s.hore yesterday so.h OF Tyose, rosee g
today ..,ir Ilr.c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

e,te-.ed ,ral of the wool ensn has b,el hs3, I
cn6d.uily hehev, tba. -. -. nate male .s a lc1
one and Wiil.ntNe ac:-s. am0lIf.
Ths pIee of the fuel ha- been for cca. ; 20 N tire
tender; snd Tor wood s. per cord.
Nefy fssy~e;'-' y1-T. -
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Canor,Sxs CaIue Market.
.sJ.n7rorsa r1s4T. Ts-,-,,r l.,-s,,

'.c.sx rtT. scs : -,
4; rAts, ~ Car. k.-1. 30 ga az "a a.,
cou.i'tirs = rsEsHs DE-s C--s. 80 a. ,.s a..
y.sp ID.
~, - t.r5 IS s..rns -s--T. - -. - 7---y
cE4l.-y ggAl.y. - 81 W. .
Pzlst. o, srou c.r-i,-wosf a Orsa -, s-s,..
81 .o SOs ,ar q. "a al Caves f-ca <E su s.sxsS
Y-aslin,, 2: .NeJ'I-. Il. Si5.ss; -.-.s-r.s,
e.r9&I
sssrr .so L.-r.-s SO a. zs-t.- r-',-.,r.a
g. csa rA s..-- - ,s--t--h q: > o. Ess
- -seh
sxAr-, ~ W..,cr1 :. maxi
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Receiuts n Prudure

BY En- rr.,r5a.-s0o hb. F7oc-, 100 10. Pork, =
WHISKY I2a pGes. Provisions do. Asaes rs d. Ches
DO But..r 25 Lard p bales Co,o1 ~ Ses Les:b,
b.fas aa
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Passe nRtrs sailed

h ba5k lea, for 6, ThJnds-NFs. H.cts s14 tu.ly VI
Good sid hrs-rs Bafour Do' sh-,ty Ms. Wl4s
Misses AIn..Iogs FInlsy.
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c~s,xn, Sa-E.-a-I

eS ! cat.nrs, "a =. = = ~
v Beef sx--b A. r.. ~ ,r-,use, --il-. -
ss.., i-rg-. a.: s..iif-i O1sn. >" -
sssose leaaJ ics.-G-. - s-s: r-.t;,e cIs, a. -.
r.sli-f-d Cows an t. e~st .Nr-- sS fsk o.
oc1sis.p y Bu.is, md re r.fase r "a. NeaJ
sh-e3-Ex-Es --c.-ess So~e:t Sni xsel he. {, 49,
erah-y -aru~1 c-t S"s
There W.. . ,s, over re su-.-- s1rs,, "a
s,s; s,d = vel, ~ over re F.Sas-rr "a - e
Weseru, cs.ed ~a Cz.- seser, s<I- al "a ~, -
l.. re s't.hhrrs s. frr-, 49, VI -e
arv.RXS-FN-ra and f-s 7-li-y Ct--'s Il, ! - ..~
siysuc- lsst quotations. cher ca -. l.
Store frrsln y aHs- 49, chaase >h.~p =. 49, 4.
2S0sc . 3, a. sua orsers VII nave = k.,. ;, - y
90 nl ~ .rsp over Nc1otr,t. rre sr-r ~
: shaker 4 Mdilsh1ry V, 80 2 Es.is, 80 - y
q q -hsy as.rsEso les n rrl... . ~ '-' g.
y. B. a, ucli we'ki j. rAans'g,ls Ia. 5.vseh .
Ta.siay. = '-
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The Qus tiiy of Flour, Wheat, Corn and Barley left
at tide water during the second week il November,
in the years 1857 and 1858, is as follows
Flour, bbls Wheat, bu Con-, bu Barley hi
lS'7..s.s......j9eV oo-'S1s 49,
is5s,.,........S5sJl 1851 lbs02 17s,slS
60 =, n.o ,c~-s2 t.. Z. 13i Inc 77szS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

Markets..C RrPoRIEp FOR THE " Y. rsir'yr.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. II, ! i5s-
AsHESThe demand confines seSiy, ana ne market i
rohsnsed ssles Of c bt 81 IS g3 ior Po.s, and e.
PEARL
COIlUN-The market is finer f0s M TIC spo.; sales Cf
2S bales IL pri'. have been obtained higher
,La
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comparison Of this balance sheet with that OF Sept.
80, 1857, shows that the following payments have been
made du'ing the year:
ts ,n'i,s.e osn se Of inc fnd: eladne n.s.nen,
mi,tsse mon soDd Of ls ti9sS{ ss .',:i. S' .
pI, vious'y issu,d, and uatarine within the y-st;
SEPT. TO- ls5s............'.'. -Sio'S 's-o'o'@ii ~
M..i...................................s;1s9 s;1s9i u
And ,se ,aSoiDed .nn. have been expended il The
respective i,en,s Of capita, viI ,.,-,.no
Co; II road (oliehy srcbirs tunuels) s sSS5 5So 90
Second irAck. sf
BoihDs power ss53s 30 30 600 ~ %
Real e,;ste. 't'4- i
And exhibiting total .si,lsis.I ~
The Directors have declared dividend OF II E cent
on the sto<k of the Washington branch. The dividends
in the ain item are deferred until the whole floating
debt s paid. This amounts now to only SIS Coz ~,
and the Directors express their conviction that, with
economical and judcious management, the payment OF
cash dividends will be resumed in April next and their
entire confidence in the capacity Of the Company to
MAINTAIN by the earnings the payment OF regular SEMI
annual dividends after that date.
The annexed statement OF the Assistant Superior
dent Of the Hudson River Read in regard 10 the re-
suits Of coal burning engines is OF the highest import
snce to railroad managers;
rlRToKNasCE or CoAL-BURNISG LOCOMOTIVES on
IHE HUDSON RIvTR RAILWAY.
OTfIcE OF THE SCPEElsTENDENT,
Nrw.YoRK, Nov. s, ls9S.
JoHx A. HAVEN, esq.-Dear SiT seed you here
with the promised statement Of the performances oi
-four of our ooal-burning locomotives. The record
here made hss not been selected but Is the resu OF
l0pg series of consecutive trips.
Tie er gines usel are Of form designed by Tue
eral Superintendent Of the road Mr.. \. r. S1nth
and have as prominent feature in their anstrGc ton,
the long combustion chamber projected into the oaio'
of the boiler.
The work ha. been performed in running round trp'
fram S.w-York TO Pougbkeepsie end return, DIS
Il,.g - of Cnal n
that distance the engines making the run up and back
III erei,'es Michigan and Sam Sloan ran altogether
with passenger trains; the tIip noIthward occupying
Two hours aud three minutes, WITH nine intermediate
s,ons and The return trip about two hours and ten
.;Ifnies with five stops The engines lrviD-ton and
Stuyve,sO,, during the trips here recorded Were en-
Pyb. t,;n in sour hours aud fortytve min ltes with
ty.rty seven stops aud their rgarn with through
ireigh. occupying four hours and tmr'y INN a'c' WIN
In COMPARING the economy Of the c'al engines T..h
Nose do:5, The came work VIII "@c1' ai'ho % 10
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IMPORT

REPORT
Pos TnE WEEK ENDNs WEDNfsoAS. N5'. y, ls;s.
Y17AL RECEIPTS cg ALL KINDS f0S -Ss WyEk
According The reports ne sesers. n n
i.y there hsFe t.sa Tsc.i.ct -. zse.: