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Markets by Telegraph.
: FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MAhhEISs
LONDON, January 14-Noon.-Consols 9224; bonds
7J.
LIVERPOOL, January 14-Noon.-cotton active;
sales $1,000.
Two P. M-cotton more active; uplands 111sa
11Hd; Orleans II 1alal1%d. Bacon SIS. Lard TBS Cd.
Tallow ATS
Evening g.-Cotton- Uplands 111ad; Orleans 1l24d;
sales 20, 600 bales Breadstufs dull.
HAyRE, January 14.-Cotton quiet; Tres Oidi-
na.1e on the spot quiet; middling afoat firm at If
35c.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK. January 14-Noon.-Stocks strong and
unsettled. Money easy of T. Exchange 9I, Gold
ssh. cps 12z. Cotton frmer at 29k.
Evening.-Cotton &c better, but decidedly less
active; sales 5000 bales at 29H. Flour-State and
Western little more active, though prices favor
buyers; superine s52la6H; Southern dull and
dropping. common to fair extra sG24a7 90 Wheat
dull and unchangs8. Corn shade easier,
with a fair export and home demand, new
white Southern 9sas1 90; yellow 99as1 co. Oats
a shade frmer. Pork heavy and lower; new s2s
a29 IS. Lard heavy and lower, at 1s14a1s2: cts.
whiskey active at 81 OPAL o3. Groceries quiet and
steady. Turpentine 521Sa5s Rosin So 55a2 6s1S.
Freights drooy ying. Governments closed strong;
CAS- 1122<. Tennessee's 6sK; new 69A. North Caro-
nna's S.; new 62%. virguia's SIX; new GO. Mo-
nry comparatively easy on call at per cent, with
exceptions at G. Sterling dull at 9A. Gold firm at
S6T. Southern bonds Arm and higher. Stocks e1-
cited and higher, closing unsettled.
CINCINNATI, january 14.-Flour aud corn unchang-
ed. whiskey dull at 95c. Provisions dull. but held
firmly. Mess pork, country, s2s go; city, s2s g..
Bulk meats firm and unchanged; demand light. Ba-
con in fair demand; shoulders lSHalsXc; clear
sides 17Ac Lard neglected; 19al9Hc.
LOUISVILLE. january 14.-superAue -four IS boa6.
Corn 5sl6oc. Pork $780, Lard 1870. Bacon shoul-
ders 144c; clear sides 17sla1sc. Whisky 81.
ST. LOUIS. January 14.-Flour dull; super6De
Sc 75as % Corn dull at SIC. Pork heavy at s2s 60
Bacon dull; shoulders 1Ss<a14c; clear sides l7Ac
Lard lsXa1sc. Whiskey dull at &C.
WILMINGTON, January 7.-Spirits turpentine quiet
and steady at 471s Rosin steady. Turpentine de-
clined 1872 l5aS So. Tur steady at 81 D. Cotton
quiet and steady at 81 1Sa27A.
AUGUSTA, January 14.-Cotton hrmer; sales s6f
bales; r. ceipts 762 Mddlins 2S cents.
SAVANNAH, January A.-cotton opened active,
became excited, snd closed quiet but firm. Mid.
ding 2sH cents Sales 1850 bales; receipts 2l4o;
exports ls4O coastwise: 1929 10 France.
MOBILE, January 14.-Cotton quiet; sales 1000
bales, at 81 11za27I. Receipts 242 bales.
New ORLEANS, january 14.-Cott3n irregular AID
higher; m,ddlings 2S14a2SH; sales $500 bales; ope.
rations restricted by the weather and light offerings
Receipts 1898 bales; exports sO2 bales. Gold 3G1la
SGH. Sterling 4SMa4s1S. Commercial 47a47k.
York Sight Exchange Y discount Sugar and no.
lasscs quiet and unchanged.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, January 13.-6 p. M.-TUnpEN11NE.
Market steady and prices unchanged. Sales OF 72o
bbls OF So So for soft, and 50 25 for hard per 2s1
pounds
SPIRITS TUErEyTME.-Salcs reported OF only 2GO
bbs, deliverable in February. sellers option, at oOc
per gallon.
RosIs.-o.ly so bbls changed Lands at IS rs for
pale.
.TAR.-l2G bbls sold at Sc rs per bbl.
CorroN-Market firm and price shade higher.
Sales of 101 bales at 27c for mixed grades 27sc for
low Iniddine, and 27Ac tor middliug.
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mand and decreasing stock. Sellers are asking from

mand and decreasing stock. Sellers are asking from
store 50 2u@2 25 p sack.
INDIA BAGGING.-The demand is very limited
We quote 2O1E@213k Nc p yard, nominal. Dundee bag
ging "A inches ~ lbs. for the yard, is held at S0@
s5c Sea island bagging, 45 inches wide, tbs. for
the yard, is held at G0@G5 cents.
ROPE-Ihe demand for rope is moderate, and
prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We
quote hemp at cents ID; groenleaf at 10 cents'
and jute at $500 cents = pound.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, Of the most
approved patterns, are offered on the market, end
they are in active demand at 7aSc q fb.
| TIMBER AND LUMBER.--Iherei is O modera
stock of this article, and we quote river foe
ing boards at SO q NJ; scantlins and plan
slO912 q NJ; timber of shipping and good mill
qualities there is light supply on the marke'
and may be quoted at SHOP q N. Common is
selling at s5@G {. NJ; and city sawed lumber Al
s2o@25 = u.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool by steam, room is held
at szGsd on uplands. and zsG1d. on sea island; BY
sai 7-1Cd. on uplands, and I'D on sea islands. Tc
Earrc nominal. To the West Indies, Cuban port
north side, on lumber, 50 90 in gold, and sl(
south SIDE Coastwise-To New York ty steam
&c q Ii on uplands. and 1c. on sea Islands
So q tie,ce on rice; by sail, &c. q Ii on up
lands, and 81 so q terce on rice; on boards
s11 a NJ, on resawed lumber s11 q NJ, ON timber
sls. To Boston, by steam, via Baltimore, 1c p Z
on Gotten and - p tierce on rice; by sail &c
q ib on cotton, So 90 q n. on rcsawed lumber
and s13 90 a n. on timber. To Philadelphia, &c
q 1t OH upland cotton By steam and C q
lb by sail; on flooring boards 50 q NJ; on re
sawed lumber, $40; on timber, S12 % q 81
10 Baltimore, by steam, cotton &C.; rice q
terce, 81 rs; phosphates, q 20oo lbs, 81 IL
packages, in bulk as per agreement; lumber
= NJ sS@10, as in size; wheat q bushcl 12c, in sacks
BY this line to Philadelphia on cotton, &c.
rica a tierce So Oc; phosphate per ton, 5!
in packages. To Louisville. Ky., on rice, I5c. 6
hundred To Cincinnati Csc. To St. Louis S5c
By sail on boards and scanring hence to Baltimore
50; on lumber $40; phosphates SIS. Vessels are II
demand at neighboring ports for lumber and timber
freights and high rates are offered.
EXCHANGE Sterling Bills-The rate yesterday
was nominal at 147,s@l47a for sixty day bills.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE.-Thc banks are purchasing
sight checks on New York x dis, days z discount
They are selling sight checks at par.
GoLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at
35, tnd selling at sc.
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exports for the Week ending THURSDAY
January II.

exports for the Week ending THURSDAY
January IL.
I1yERpOOI-Per ship Owego-382 bags Sea Island
and 2709 bales Upland Cotton.
A PORT IN PORTO RICO-Per schr Rauger-64,
174 feet Pitch Pine Lumber, and 9c0U Shingles.
DOMESTIC.
PROVIDENCE, I-Per schr Union F1ag-l80, ia
- feet Lumber. per schr Lewis Davis-9o4
bales Upland Cotton.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Manhatt1n-7l bags
Sea Island and 1922 bales Upland Cotton s6 casks
Clay, 40 bales Tobacco, 127 bales Domestics, "a
pkgs Sundries. and s. pkgs Fruit. =. Per steam.
ship James Adger-917 bales Upland and lUS
bales Sea Islard Cotton, 63 tierces Rice 50 casks
Clay, 10 bales Yarn, and 90 pkgs Sundries Per
steamship Masnolia-1O0 bags Sea Island and M
1882 bales Upland Cotton, LET bales Yarn, lS2
tierces Rice, IA pkss Fruit, Is casks Clny, and ~
Packages.
BALIIMORE-Per steamship Fa!con-C45 bales Up
land Cotton, 100 bales Yarn, 140}5 tercas tlce,
IL hhds Iron, u hhds Bid.s, bales Hides, o.
bbls Rosin, 10 bundles Leather, IL Pacsages anu a
Horses and Wagon. Per schr Arctic-l2o'Vco
feet Flooring Boards and Pink.
pHILiDELPHIA-Per schr Mary Rtley-2l7 bales
Cotton. lit casks Rice, 13 bales Rags ~ TONS
Tennessee Marble. 80 tous American Plg lTan' 10
tons Old Iroa, and 1875 Empty rrels.
CHESTER, PENA-Per schr Anna Barton-i3o'ueo
feet Lumber.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Annuary.
BY ALFRED TENNYsoN.

How pure at heart and sound in head,
with what divine affections bold,
Should be the mau whose thought would hoid
An hours communion with the dead
In vain shalt thou, or any, call
The spirits from 1heir golden Gay,
Except, like them. thou too canst say
Ny spirits OF peace with all.
They haunt the silence of the breast
Imaainations calm and far,
The memory like C ou Hess ar,
The conscience as sea Arrest
But when the heart is full of din,
And doubt beside the portal waits,
They can but listen at the gates,
And hear the household jar within.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoffice at
Charleston, for the week ending JANUARY it,
1862 and printed officially in The DAILY NEWS, as fhe
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
of Charleston.
MTPersons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state That they are advertised"
a@ Office hours trem 8 A. NJ. toe NJ. On Sum-
days, from to P. NJ.
STANLEY G. IRoTT. Postmaster.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York-left 10Th
inst Mdse. To J Adger Co. hager Co, ]
d Aiken L. Co. D A ANIME, NJ AAshton, q Bisehoa
Co. G lrahc & Co. Bart & wirth,J Bsrcknyer,
7 M BRISTOL, Bates l. Co, ZAP Caldwell, Cour-
tenay, Dowie Noise, Miles Drake, Geo Dryer.
Falk & Co, Feldmann l. Co, Forsyth, McComb
Co. D FFlemng & Co, Freitas. Furcheott & Bros,
Gcrdts Co, aravar N Hunt, = HeStn, eau,
son, Jeffords & Co, Johnston Crews Co, klinck.
Wickenherg & Co. Kinsmln Bro h Klatte 70,
Kressell, Jr, Leonhardt, Laurey Alexander,
Matthiessep, r Morelo, Nieman Berger, Prentice
& Lamb Palmetto Pioneer co.0perItive Association,
D Paul Co, CP Poppcnbeim. A ouackenbush, p
Quipu, Ravenel d holmes. Il Read 3 Co, Rus
sell Go, J Ravenel, L Sch1ell, e Stoddard Co,
W Sheppard. Southern Express Co. Street Bros Co.
Il K siiman, ] Stcmson, J Togni, Walker,
Werner & Ducker, Moffelt & Wharton. " Yates.
Crane, Boylston Co, Marshnh Burgo, Stou, webs
& Co. G " stefens L Go. S G Railroad Agent,
Minor Co, Cameron. Barley L Co. I " Hayne,
Schr Josiah Whilehousc, Jones. Rockport Me. 81
Days. Hay and Lime Rock. Vessel TO J Euslow.
Co; cargo to Olney Co. Experienced heavy gales
on the passage.
schr Charles E Raymond, Higgins, Boston, days.
Mdse. To VIM Roach Co, Wehnann. Keip,
Goodrich. W,neman Co, Bart & Co, Adger 4
Co, White, g W williams & Co, P P Toale, Z R
CowpsrtlwNt, c Pnppenheim. c Graveley, s
Marahall, G Kerrison Jr, seymour & scox, E Stel-
ling, G W stefens Co. ] JAQuackenbush, Bis
choff Co. Ostendorf & Co, $ y Railroad Agent.
Kinsman & Co, Shaw, Locke, Rev W Lewis,
silco1, G Locfe l. 20, T Murphy, A Langer,
c Kenrick, Dovie Noise, and + Fleming Co.
schr Matte E Taber, Cook, New York, days.
Salt. To Courtenay Trenholm, and W Williams
schr Ann Deas, from West Point 1lill. 4s tier.
ces Rice. To Cohen. Hnnckel 4 Co.
schr Santec, Prince, Savannah River. 1906 bushels
Rough Rice TO Bee &t'o.
Steamnr st Helena RurnlOy. Edlet0 and ROCK
Vile. so bags Sea Island Cotton. and Mds.. To
H Murray, Ravenel & Co, ] M,kell, Cvlcock Co, ]
Y Stock, Fraser Dill. W simoDs. q W Clark &
20, Lancaster, Howe 4 Go, and Order.
sloop Dorothea. from Combahee 1900 bushels
Rough Rice. 10 @ Bee x Co.
Boat from ST Andrews. 8 bags Sea Island Cotton
TO Gaillad & Alinott.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Magnolia, crowell, New York-Iavenel &
British bark Black Brothers, Perry, PhiaGeiphia-R
schr Lewis Davis Bishop. Providence, R ii B
Bee.
schr Mary Riley, Riley. Philadelphia Baker 4
schr Arctic, Ogden, Daltimore-wm Roach Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Ship oweso, Post, Liverpool.
From this Port.
British steamship Camilla. Peace Liverpool, Jan II
Bark Helen SahuS, OuS, LlfefPoO' 0CS ~.
Schr N W Smith, Tookcr, New York, Jan IL.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton. at Baltimore Jan -.
Sailed for this Port.
British Steamship Golden Horn. Bla:tlin, from Iiv-
erpool, Dec &c.
scLr atalar:a, Tucker, f:cm Newpcrt, Jan 10.
Memoranda.
The schr Mary Gilchrist, -. from Bcifazs, Me
Tor this port, arrived ut Gloucester January D.
The schr John y Morrill,. Wicks, from Gc.re etown.
S T., arrived at New York. Janury IL.
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~ Persons depositins letters in the Postofice
win please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they VIII alse
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed, but viii be sent to the Dead Letter
Once. January Is
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Consignces per Northeastern Railroad
January IL.

Al bales Upland and 6 bales Sea Island Cotton, $50
bbls Naval stores, Mdsc, &c. To q Bischoff Co.
Klinck, Wickenbcrg 4 Co, Re, der & Davis. Caldwell
Il Sons, Marshall, Jr, NJ Geraghty. O'Neill 4
Son, J Wuhrmap, D Stoney, 7, Kirkpatrick
& Witte Frost & Adaer, Mantoue ( Co. Cohen
CO. Pelzer, Rodgers & Co. II Goldsmith Son. W K
Ryan, J Quackenbu>h, " j Lesesne, D Ebaugh,
Nolan, B E Sloan, Kinsman Co, Hopkins.
Mcpherson & Co, II Walter & co. O'NeilI. Il
Harney, Jeffords s. Co, D Aiken Co. Voa Dohlen,
J p Grimball Nachnlan & Co. Johnston, Crews Co,
G W Williams & Co, q Hutchinson, Mai Alden.
1uomey, Ravenel Co, Mazycks Salters, stem
house l. Co, W Stock F Meyer, Gaillard & MinOtt,
Webb, Bart, Mrs Perry. and P Worsham.
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financial anb Commercial.
Tn. Charleston Money Market.

THURSDAY. January II, 1862
rn,r,np the week business has been limited in
amount, but our closing quotations show an i'm
movement of s. 90 in South Cerona Railroad shares
snd the same advance in Greenville and Columbia
bonds. 1t is somewhat difficult to give correct
quotation for city stock but it may be called 55a66,
with but little onsring.
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Anderson, ,Heste
Basden, Sarah ]
Beahan, Agnes ,
Bowman, Mrs (
Bradford, Sarah
Buckmyer. Mrs
Butler, Betsy
Bythewood, sa-
rah
Brown, Mrs NJ Il
Caldwell, Miss n
Calder, Sarah
Carter, Mary
Castlon, Mary ]
Caldwell, Miss 4
Cheeseborough,
Mattie
Cokely, Mary
Cordes, Eliza N
Cook, Miss E
Cowians, Sarah
A
Cohn. Mrs r
Cradle, Mrs G Il
Creighton. Mrs ,
Damur, Mrs III ]
Davis, Miss q
Daisey, Mary A
Deancy, Mrs G
Davis, Jane
Dewigers, Mrs y
Doyle, Mrs
Dodds, Mrs B
Easterby, Julia
Edgeson, Sarah
Ev1ns, MIS- ID
Fielder, Miss Q
Finley, Mrs c G
Gaynon, Miss B
Gnyard, Miss E
Gaillard, Mrs "
Ghurs, Miss @
Gibbes, Miss n
Giles, Ro1ey
Geradeau, Annie
Groustine, Miss
II
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passengers.

Per steamship Magnslia,for Now York. Pearce,
q Tileston, Col Patten, G q Mitchell. " Murray
and lady, Durham, M Lewis, P Dillon. C L Wood
ward, George Woodward, G Won Kontz, Major
Wclden, and James Read.
Per steamship Charleston. from New York-Rev G.
Porter wife and child, ] Mees, Edward DAILY. MI s
Anderson, children and nurse, F Montgomery, j
Milnol, McCready, and 8 in steerage.
Per steamer st Helena. from Edisto and Rockville
Whaley, z Whaley, C Whaley A NJ Whaloy, Miss A
D Loper, W seabrock K, and IA on deck.
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wOMEN7S LIST

lPeronneau, Miss
! lPleasant:, Miss
IPratte, Mrs E ]
Richardson, Fam
| ME
Robertson, Susan
Robertson, Ellen
lRodrick, Mrs j
Russell, Mrs II
.i G
Seymour, Mrs "
| W
Scudder, Mrs D
| NJ
Sharp, Mrs F
Mrs E
lShier. Mary
shepherd, Miss
| II A
singleton, Dean
| ma
jsnyth, Hrs b R
lSnohr, Mas E
Spencer, Miss E
Smith, Sarah
smith, Mary
lsimms, Mrs G F
Tucker, Ann A
Thomas, Mrs III
Tennent, Eliza
Terrell, Vergenia
iVantine, Annie
Won Claim, Anna
Wald, Miss N
Wagopes, flora
lWelch, Mrs A Il
Weldon, Miss Il
Wendelken, Miss
A
Weinberg, Julia
Washington,
| Miss P
Wigfall. Miss 8
Williams, Jane
Wilson, Mrs III A
Warner, Nellie
I
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Conslsnees per South Carolina Katlrcad
.InnunrY ID.

Junuury IL.
1146 bales Cotton 6s tales Domestics. 1854 bushels
Grain bbls Molasses. so hhds Sugar. 81 Ibis Tar,
n bbls Naval Stores cA-s Lumber, and car stock.
To Railroad Agent, D D.SSs.sssIrc. Graeser, Lee,
Smith & Co, 1hurston & Holmes, Mey, John
Hauckel, W " Smith, Pelzer, Rodgers Co, Mowry
& Co, Downing & co. Frost & Adger, Reeder Davis,
G Walter & Co, " Bee Go, j ID Aiken 20, a
J salinas. {, " williams & Co. Z Wiss, R sharp
s. Co, " Williams & Son, Willis chisolm, NJ Gold
smith 4 Son, Claghorn, Herring L 20. West Jones,
D Kraeke H Bisct oil & Co, T Tupper Sons
Tideman e. Co. and Campsen Co.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port of Charleston, January IL.
yEs.zLs UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsTISe
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Statira lBr) S62 tons, Way at vanderhorsts wharf,
for liverpool loading-W Bee Co.
Champion 1918 TONS Lockwood, at Adger's whar1,
for New York, loading-James Adger Co.
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MEMS LIST

Alstop, ] A
Baker, Benjamin
Bailey, 81 n
Beitz, Konstan-
tine
Bischof, J @ W
Briant, George
Brown, Rev
Francis
Birk, Edmond
Burde1, 1homa
Calhoun, William
Campbell, T
Carey, Thomas
Canben, James
Cain, Jack (ool'd
Chase, c Thurs
ton
Clark, Edward
Conroy, P
Council, 7 W
Cooke, W a
Croghan, Stepher
Deease, Edward
Dixon, Thomas
Dickersop, james
Draton, Jacob
Drayton, Amos
Esnard, Peter
Feehan, Michael
Fiheld, Watson
. 81
Finley, James 3
Flynn. James
Gadsden Amos
(col'd many
Gartner, Peter
Girardeau, s G
Gibbons, John
s. (col'd)
Goodwin, Reu-
ben T
Goso, Elijah
Gourdin, VIM 8
Grant, Jacob -
Greene, Martin
Guyton, N n -.
Haynes, Hon EE
Hall j q & Co
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PHASES OF THE MOON.
Last Quarter, 5tb, hour. 2 minutes, morning.
New Moon, 18th, hour, SO minutes, evening.
First Quarter, goth. hours, minutes, evening.
Full Moon. 27tb. hours 10 minutes, evening.
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Marine Mews.
PORT CALENDAR.

Port of Charleston. January 10.
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sh,nnews by Telegraph.

T1IM1NcroN, y. c., January IA, rrived, steam.
ers W clyde, fir m New York, and James Gary,
from Baltimore.
SAyANrAH January IL rrived, schrs Sabine,
New London; Four Sisters, Boston; Margaret, Prov
idence; Donna Anna Havana.
Cleared, steamship Herman Livingston, New York:
Fannie, Baltimore.
Weather mild; wind southwest
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*Overland to manufacturers.
NorE.-we have deducted from New Orleans
1873 bales Upland, from Mobile 5252 1a!es. from
Savannah 3493 bags Sea leland and 80. bales Up.
land-and from Charleston 1854 bags Sea Island and
168 bales Upland, the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile. Florida, Texas and Savannah
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,rIGrey. Sarah
b HAZEL, Kate
j Henderson, EN-
8 ma F
Heedmap, Miss Z
iHinken, Miss r
Hill, Ann
Honerty, Mrs II
i BONES, Mrs S
il Homes Magey
Jules, Haso
iJeforda, Emma
lJervy, Mrs
B Kenny, Sarah
d Kennedy, Mrs P
B
King, Miss E
Kelly, Ann Jane
Keckley,M Mrs ID ]
Lathecott, AIrs L
Lathrop, Mrs s
z
ILawton. Maria
.liLeonard, Mary A
81 Lecy, Mrs N
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01
Reaistsr's orders.
d EGIsTER's OFFICE,

ID EGIsTER's OFFICE,
IN INV CASTLE County, June 18th, 1858. :.
Upon the application Of Shadrack Bower Executor 81
the last will and testament Of Alexander John late
of Red Lion Hd said County, deceased; Is ordered
and directed by the Register that the Executor aore-
srid give notice OF tho granting Of letters Testament
date OF granting thereof by causing advertisements
10 be posted within forty days from the date OF such
letters in six OF the most pubic places Of the County
Of New Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate 10 present the same or abide by
an Act OF Assembly in such case made and provided
And also cause the same to be Inserted within the
same period in the DELAWARE TRIBUNE newspaper
publ shed in Wilmington, and TO be continued therein
Two moaths.
-, Given under the hand and Seal of Office OF
H. s the Register aforesaid, al New Casie,ih New
~ Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written. Il. c. FRAIM, Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the same duly
nttested to the Executor, on er before June
18TH 1870 or abide the Acto Assembly in such case
made and provided.
SHADRAcK BOYER. Executor
Address Delaware City, Del. je24 2m
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Address Delaware City, De-


ID EGlSTERS OFtlCE, - -
IN NEW CASTLE CouNry, April 20th, 1862
Upon the application of Spencer Chand err Ex Gu
tor of the last will and testament of Charles Robin
pon, late of Mill Creek Hundred. In said
county, deceaaed Il is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Executor aiore-
said. sive notice Of the granting. of let
tors Testamenaty upon the Esia Of the decens
cd with the date Of grantEg thereof, by causing nd-
versements 10 he posted within forty days from the
date Of such letters in six Of the most public places
Of hn County of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate. to present the
same or abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the eame to he
inserted within tho same period in tho DELAWARE
TRIBUNE, a newspaper published In Wilmington, and
| to be continued therein three wee -
| ~, Giv,n under tho hand and Sea- of olloc of
| IL. T. ! tbs REGISTER aforesaid, at New Castle, in
~ Rev Castle County. aforesaid. the day and
| yrar above written. II. e. FRAIM, Register.
| NoTICE.--All persons having clalms against the
state Of the deceased must present the same duly at
| e ted to The Executor on or before April 29h,
$50. nr abide tlr Act of Assembly in such case made
| md provided. SPENCER CilANpL II,
Executor.
address llockc-sip, Delaware. mt02m