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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-12

The northwest seems to be visited with a
carnival of fire. The greater calamity OF
Chicago only serving to withdraw the public
attention from the disastrous fires raging in
the timber lands of Minnesota and Iowa,
where millions of property have been swept
away and hundreds of the habitations of scat
tered settlers with all the crops have been
destroyed. 1t is reported that many families
have probably been overtaken by the flames
that hurled by the winds shave rendered es-
cape impossible. The briefest outline that
has been received too clearly indicate that
when the whole is known it will constitute
record fearful in its details of the loss of life
and property. Usually the burning of half a
town the size of Urbana, Illinois would cause
considerable comment, but the telegraph only
devotes three lines to it.
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Items.

The President has been able, through the aid
OF detectives and members of the Ku-Klux or
der, to pretty generally break up the organiz,-
ton in South Carolina without resort to the
extreme measures authorized by Congress-
Many members of the gang are now under
arrest awaiting trial.
Gen. Sheridan, always prompt in the hour
of danger, showed himself as coDspecuousy in
the Chicago confagration as at Five Forks
The prompt action of the general government
EFFORTS the praise of its enemies.
is reported that eight hundred Fenians
have started from Morris, and are marching on
Fort Garry, under command of O'Donohue or
O'Neill. 1t is alse said that the Commandant
of Fort Garry has forwarded dispatches, say
ing that he is quite prepared for any attack.
1t is quite generally thought that the whole
story is a cGndrd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-12

THE telegraph informs us that further at
tempt will be made to tighten the sentence OF
the defauting Paymastcr Hodge on the
ground thai mitigating circumstances have
been discovered in his case that have never be-
fore come to light. just what may constitute
mitigating circumstances in the case of a man
who has been trusted with large sums of mon
ey and deliberately turned to his own account
enough to constitute half dozen moderate
fortunes, we are unable 10 conjecture. The
man who converts the property OF others thai
has been entrusted to his care,-reposing as
they must especial confidence in his integrity
and paying him literally for his services-is
not only thief but a thief of the basest char
acter. There are no mitigating circumstances
except insanity aud idiocy; and any attempt
to show that there can be any such circum-
stances only paves the way for frequency OF
such crimes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-12
A Gard.

The undersigned take pleasure in informing their
friends and patrons that the stability OF the several
Fire Insurance Companies represented by them is
not impaired by the great fire at Chicago, and that
they continue to take risks in the sLiverpool and
London and Globe,' and the "Howard" and eek
change of Boston. at current rates. and would Ie-
spectiuly solicit the patronage OF their fellow ci-
zens. HEATH q DREW
Portland, Oct. 10. 40 Cahoon Block.
Oc11sp4t HHtl
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state ~ eWS.
AROosTOoK COUNTY.


The Houltou Pioneer says Theodore Parks
and Angus Mcdonald got Into drunken row
at Glllin's tavern, on Barracks Hill, last
Thursday, when Parks drew knife and stab
bed Mcdonald several times in the head and
once in the face, inficting severe wounds
wounds, which were sewed up by DIR. Berry.
Parks skedaddled across the line before an Oh
fcer could be found to arrest him.
The Houlton Tannery has been leased for a
term of years by Mr.. S. H. Boswell of Bangor
who is connected in this enterprise with a re-
sponsible house N Boston.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
The Journal says Senator Morrill, started
Tuesday on trip TO the far west, He will
probably be absent about three or four weeks
The Journal says an inmate of the Insape
Hospitae named Henry Cleaves, while taking
the usual exercises and airing Tuesday, made
his escape and ran to the west side of the river.
He is machinist by trade, and when secured
by the officers of the hospital, he was found in
the railroad machine shop looking round after
some tools with which to commence work.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-12
High School Alumni,

An adjourned meeting OF the Alumni Association
OF the High School will be holden in the Common
Council Room, Friday evening, Oct 18th, at u
O'Clock.
All regularly graduated members of the several
organizations OF the High School, are earnestly re-
auested to be present. Per Order.
Oc10 Sn 2*t
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n ittery Iteus

Orders having been received to fit tho 6
S. Wyoming for sea, large force of man ara
employed, reevipg off the running rigging.
bending sails, taking on board shot and shell
ship stores, and everything necessary for a three
years cruise. A part of her crew have already
arrived, and more will be here in about ten
days. Her officers are directed to report the
18th. The Wyoming is beautiful ship, of the
third Glass; and reflects great credit to those
employed in her construction.
The workmen employed in the sail-loft (sev-
enteeD l,subscribed one day g pay each, amount
ing to fifty-three dollars, for the sufferers by
the Chicago fire. They were first to lead off in
TINS noble work, but Lo doubt other depart
ments will follow snit
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-, ihh loss occasioned by the Chicago fire, I'M
less greatly exaggerated, amounts to a sum
greater than the entire valuation &c III, Co.,
t,,o"ae. .osn real and personal property. II,
.Hoo'o' IRE nad swept away all the build
ing'' including their contents. and all the ,um.
Der in Maine the loss would by no means
equal that of the Chicago fire, because the real
estate would still be- left,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-12
LITTLE THINGS.

LITTLE THINGS.
of "little things the earth is made,
All that the eve can see:
Each, by its kindred atoms staid,
Keeps all things where they be, ~
The ''ittle drops" the Ocean make,
Which each to each adheres,
So Ships across it's bosom take
. Their different spheres.
The "LIrTLE Boys" who need new "CLOrHEs,"
Can always find at ORGE FENNOS, 81
Coat, Pants, Vest. Hat and Shoes complete
Corner OF Beach and Washington Street. Boston.
no1o a,,1ru
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-12

On the outside of todays paper will be
found an account of Chcago's surprising
growth and its early history that will be OF
great interest at this time. 1t is from the New
York Herald
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l-usasaa1s -.
MAR IRE

In Hallowoll. Oct. 10. at the Methodist Church nv
Rev. y. NJ. COusens, assisted by Rev. q. q. sic ully
). f. Davenport and Miss Lizzie A. Cox, botn OF
HalI0wel.
In Augusta, Oct. 8, George Hunt, OF A, and bliss
r. Estel Little
In Chelsea. Oct 7. Peter Bush, of North Vas al
boro, and Maltha f Mariner, OF A.
Clarie b Reed
Weymouth
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2DnH ENN

Sept rs, lat 10 20, Ion Al 30 barque Isaac Lincoln
from Baltimore tor Penarth.
Oct 2. off sand 4 ey Light, ship D W Chapman I'm
Boston for New Orleans
Oct 3 off Carysrort Rect, sch Eva Abel. from PEN
sacola for New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Chicago Fire.

October IL, 1871 DIT
"a The above Committee are requested to meet
at the Aldermen's Room in City Building at A M,
Thursday, Oct -.
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ID 4 Il d.

In New Glouceste. Oct. 3, Mrs. Clarissa, wife OF
Dea Giles Shurt. Il. ageo " years
Ia Winthrop, Oct. 6, Mr.. II. West, aged So years
months.
In Augusta, Oct. 3, Charles L. Littlefeld aged %
years II months
In Madison, Sept Z. MIR. Peter Norton aged 81
years; 2sth, Abi5al F. Wellington, aged "a years, -
Miniature Almanac ....... October I1
sun rises. ............609 Moon rises... 400 AM
Sun Sets ............ 5 "A High water,... 9.45 NJ
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-12

Anticipating leaving the city now offers his entire
stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry and Fancy Goods
at great bargains, and will continue the sales only
until he sells his house. See advertisement By Geo.
n. Daris Co.. how is your time to make your
Fall and Winter purchases. Is
U-Come early and avoid the rush. sep7-sntf
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DIR. BicknelPS Syrup,

For the cure OF Bowel Summer complaints, acts
like magic upon Dysentery, Diar hGa, Cholera Nor
bus, Cole, CIamp, Sick or Sour Stoma.h, Dyspep-
STA, &c, givit immediate relief. Free IRON opIate,
and never produces cosGiveness. Designed for chill
dren as well as grown persons. Sold by all dealers
med cine. Please give il a trial. Prepared emily
by Edward Sulten, OF Providence, f. 1. jyl9sl 3m
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Portland Observatory.

NO Stranger should leave the City without visit
~ ing the Observatory on Mupjoy's Hill. From
the cupoa 81 fe above the Sea, NAV be seen The
entire City, the Ocean to the horizon Casco Raw
with Its 365 Islands. The White Mountains 30
miles distant. and with the powerful TeIescOne
mounted in the cupola objects 80 miles distant in
every direction may he DISTINCTLY seen, The views
here are SAID to be unsurpassed for beauty and va
very Is minutes. SN WOO On p''S
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-12

Per steamer Deutschland at New York;
Sid TN Liverpool 26tb, Fred Tudor, Bradford, for
Rio Janero.
Sid I'm ID al 25th ult ship Thos Harvard Baker,
tiom iOndonl for New Orleans.
Sid I'm belfast 25th. h nry Knight Gilkey, tor Ar
drossan and Phila ielphia
Ar at Dr)gheds oath. Beauty, Shields.St John, NIB
Ar at Genoa goth ult, Eaton, Elwood fm New
York.
Towed through Gibraltar Straits l1th ult, Ironsdes
Tapley, from Leghorn or New Yoik
Sid I'm Cadiz 2lst ult Carlton, Trecartin, for New
York.
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portion OF the cargo OF barqne Ada Carter, from
Philadelphia tor Havana. which put INTO Savannah
Aug 81 in inress has been I'D where she is aud the
remainder will be shiI ped to Philadelphia.
Sch Susan Center from New York OF and Tor Tho
maston with coal ami -four, went ashore al Chatham
Sth inst, where sne rem aimed until day. when
she < t OF and run ashore at MOnomos, badly
stove and will probably be total wreck. Part Of
cargo saved.
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FOR ElGN PORTS

At Bombay Aug 20, ship Montana Parsons. for
rice ports.
At ciibraltar nth ult brig Navarino, wyman. I'M
Smyrna BO ton.
Ara Liverpool 10th inst, ship L S Wills, Prltch-
ard, New York Tor Calcutta.
Ar at 81 John, NIB, 9th inst sch y Everett,
cooper, Portland: Duke of Newcastle, Hunt, do;
Jul ct, Strout. DO tom Lizzie, eighton Easrp IT
.lf 9th, sch Mary Staples, Dinsmore, Phiiadel-
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II E M O " A l. =.

EAceIlenG Business Opportunity.
M ILLlNEkY aud Fancy Goo0s store. Tor ssle,
~, On Leading thoroughfare well es abshed, reg
uar run OF FIRST class paying cuslomers good store
NUN clean and well selected stock and will bear
ing. Ta YI1R ~ Co 20 stair St
ocl2 dot Bo ton Mass.
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Ar at New York nth. Dsrque Archer. Moody. Bus
nos Avres. iour months eighteen days voyag,
Barque Isaac Lincoln. from Baltimore tor PenaI In,
put into Queenstown 9Th. leaky
Brig Gazelle, from Stockholm for New York put
into Fayal leaking badly.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-28
New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Saturday. NO.
rather weak. The.a is considerable STOCK offer.
irg from late arrivals. and the inquiry Is very
light We quote merchantable order at $685. aGSsi
ia yery arm for strained, with fair shipping de-
mand. The movement in fine grade, Is more re,
stricted. the home trade buying only as tney nave
occasion to use. Sales are 200 ools sIa neu az az
6bls No. at SIS 25. We quote No. at s5a5 40;
No. at SIS 75as Is; pale at $7ss; extra pale az
ss 25alo. lity pitch at 81 75. Tar at S. IoaS 70
for wilmington, with sale Of 60 bos. winning
ton rome at So rs.
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OUR
TAILORING
FURNISHING GOODS.

This Department Is supplied with the celebrated
STAR SHIRTS, Imported and Domestic MerlIS I',
Shaker Flannel, All.W0ol Underwear Goods, Hail
Hose Suspenders Handkerchiefs, Linen ana
Paper Cufis and Collars, Imperial, Alexander ana
Couryoisier's Kid Gloves And full assort920t
OF BucksEiu, Dogskns Beaver and Cass. G!ytSss;
scotch Cinpham Water. Proof [140l Umbrellas.
our Stock has been selected with the greatest
care and prices marked very low 10 plain nguIee.
Our motto Is quick sales and small pronts, iali
dealipgs. Goods may be returned II not satislac'
tory. BUYERS In our line will md 1t TO their Sd
vantage to give us call. octlsomos
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New York Coffee Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Saturday, NO.
yember rs: The market for Brazlls Is improving;
The demand Is more active and regular, anu
mo innnirtes for Invoices. and report an increase
in the call for job lots for consumptoni rso so
are quoted ac higher but s is is RaSmore
ef1s ef 1sos haos Rio. ex Agnes. East and West India
ct ases arg inactive The stock here is oeed
quite freely but is very little ing0ry sonC 0a dse
Mars has arrived from Baava wn wncS sUO9 az soS
heeoYe arrival: the balance goes In stock: we
ouo,e for Rio in bond, gold prices, as fol!oWs
,1irdinary cargoes l3%al4c; fair cargoes l4Nal4H;
good cargoes 15a15%; prime cargees lS%aIo.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
oh. Charleston Cotton, Rice and navah
Stores Market.


RIcE-The market was quiet and prices slightly
easier. Sales about It's tierces OF clean Carenaa'
say 80 terces at TX, go at TX, "a on private
terms. We quote common to fair at 6h'S7%
good 7Hc p f.
NAVAL SToRBs.-The sales OF T avail stores 10
day have been as follows 22o bbls from extra No.
1 to low pale on private terms; u bos No "
low nae at 81 25@7 so to 20; 362 oois NO " ""
No at from s4@6; 3:5 ca Ks spirits at 0'e'
FpR1asrs.-To Liverpool, by steam dlrect' uohF
no, an nn,ands. nominal on sea Islands; VIA Ne"
yo,s xd on uplands Id on sea Islands; oy san;
a7,sd on uolauds, on sea islands nominal. 10
usvre nominal. Coastwise-to New York by steam
sc nm urlsnds and lc on sea islands; 81 = tlerce
on rice; by sail nc p 10 on cotton; - q 'lefce
On rice; 4Oc q barrel on rosln; S7@s = on iuni'
her: 5000 p NJ on timber. To Bostcn' oy saii'
xcH ft on upland cotton. To Providence, oy
sau $s a on boards, &c q b on cotton; oy
steamsl p bale on New York rates. TO Phla-
delphia, by steam Xc q b on uplands; BY sail' 81
a II on boards; 50 on timber; So per ton on clay
and ssss3 so on phosphates. To Baltimore, oy
steam Hc p ft by sail, Sc 5o@7 q n on boards;
sa@s 25 p ton on phosphate rock. vessels are 10
demand by our merchants to take lumber frelgnts
from Georgetown, S. G, Darien and Satlla River,
GA. and Jacksonville, Fla, TO Northern ports,
and Slo@l2 II are the rates on lumber ana
boards.
ExcHANaE.-Sterling 90 day bills 1sh.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGB.-The banks are pur-
chasing sight checks at H@H on, and sell at par.
There is no business doing in time bills
GoLD.-loh@l1K.
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Charles A. Easton's Cotton Report for
nh. Week Ending NoYembe r "a, 1871.

NEW YORK, November 25.-THE MARKET..ln
onr iast report the market closed active and drm
at isXc for uplands. Saturday the business
transactions were light; holders offered q lair
amount Of stock, but buyers were rather indiner.
emit; sales 22s4 bales; quotations unchanged. MON.
day the market was firm, and prices &c higher;
holders were more confident, and offered but
moderate supply; sales 1929 bales; middllngs
IsXc. tuesday the transactions were moderate;
sales asso bales: quotations unchanged. Wednes.
day the market was strong; buyers experienced
some difficulty in nlling orders at quotauons,
owing to the moderate offerings and disposition
on the part OF holders to obtain an advance; sales
2e25 bales Thursday the market was frmer, and
prices fully &c higher; sales 1914 bales; mlddlings
i9Zc. Yesterday the market was strong, and
nrices were advanced Hc;the offerings were small
and firmly held: sales 3's2 bales; middlings Ice.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-28

ton does not increase. AID full prces are IN all
caaes insisted upon. Foreign is In fair stock but
Dat nIenty eneugh at present to give buyers
hopes Of much advantage. Sales to-day OF IS les
Carolina at sIaec, $50 bags Rangoon at 6Ha7xe,
ami l5O bags Fatna at 7HaIHc.
From the Journal Of Commerce: The market
is arm for both foreign aud domestic. The IN
ouiry is fair, while small stocks AMI news OF
yery firm market South give holders confidence.
We notice sales OF go tcs Carolina here and TO ar;
rive at 8haec; 200 bags Patna At 7ha7Asc, ana Ioo
bags Rapgoon at 6AaiHc.
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WILMINGTON Market.

WILMINGTON, November 25.-sPIRITs TgRpsS.
TINE Small sales at 61c, anG2oo CASKS as ooo pei
gallon for Southern packages. ~,
RoSIN.-Sales OF 200 bols at 81 !2h Ior low 10
Q s4 2Os4 Is for No 2, S5a5 so for No ], and s6a
s so for low pale. 49,, 80 IN
for hard IS rs for yellow dip and SIS 35 lor virgin
TAR.-Sales OF 2IO bbls at So 95 per bbi.
CoTToN.-Sales OF 40 bales as 1ollows: 10 az IL &c
and 25 at l7;Sc per pound.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily BulletiR, Saturday, November
as: A nrn feeling continues to prevail on this
market and very good demand Is .oa current com.
feS S EXPORT orders re said TO be at hand. or do.
mestic RECEIVERS continue TO offer their supplies
to f arrive e as they reacn port, and the accumu!a
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pianos, Organs, &r.
GIEGLING'S NJ U s l G S L o Il +.
ESTABLISHED IN 1872

Now on hand, and for sale, large and varied
assortment Of PLANO FORTES, Of approved good
Makers new and secondhand. Also CABINET
ORGANS and Musical Merchandise generally;
together with the latest an most fashionable
Music constantly receiving PIANO FORTES TO
Hire, Tuned, Repaired ard taken In exchange.
Apply corner King and Beaufain streets: IN rear
noy25 limo
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LIST OF VESSELS
I'D CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PoR

EIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Pr ship Colonist, Boarsrud, up.........''..O ~
Br ship Maqdala, Black, up. T9
M Pr barS Beliste. williams, sailed. Oct l6
The SoesEummeren, Westergaara' sio'''''o oot -
The Windermere, Yeoman, sailed ..,....Oct II
The Hamirja, Birkland, sailed .....s. ......oct 20
NEWPORT, ENG.
Rr bark David McNutt, Lockhart, sailed. sept 2s
The Preso, jenkins, sales es..............''sepII -
BRISTOL, ENG.
Br bark Architect, Doddridge, sailed. II
FLEETWOOD, ENG.
Ship John Sidney, Bartlett, sailed. ...Oct lS
CARDIFF.
Br bark Perseverance, Cook, cleared......CctS 81
HALIFAX, Ns.
Br ship City OF Halifax, Nc cElhenny, up..'''oct ~
ANTWERP.
Br bark Celeste, Fullerton, up..............oct2 IL
DoMEsTIc.
BOSTON.
Bark Acacia, Robinson, cleared. Nov q q
Brig Minnie Abbie, Harding, up'..'''' 'No' -
NEW YORK.
fSehr John Daily. Smith, up. NV -
Schr MyroYer Brown, up...".............NoV ~
Schr Guy Phelps, Shailer, up.............NoV Il
PHILADELPHIA.
schr Hooper, Hooper, cleared. d......... Nov Nov ~
Schr Detwiler Grace, cleared .........'N NOV 10
Schr Y " Williams, Simmons, cleared. NOV NOV IL
Schr Rommell, Adams, up.....'....'''No'
BALTIMORE.
schr Sophia Ann, Primm, Gle ared Nov 23
Sch- A Amee, Achorn, NOV 20
Schr MatoaEa, Fooks, up. .Nof -
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Steamers Of the above lineleave Pier E6A
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the l6tn
and Soth OF every month except when these
iates fan on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
ng. ...z,
,,rB for South Pacific and Central American PorU.
departure of 18th touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
For Japan and China, steamers leave san Fran,
cisco nrst or every month, except when II 1alls on
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch a. Havana, put
90 direct from New York to AspiaweL
One hundred pounds baggage free 10 eacn acol',
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
al the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on ine
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. r. d. bAbI, ARens'
jaly26-lyr
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Receipts by Railroad, November "a
sorrH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
1881 bales cotton, 1859 bbls naval stores. 120
bbls -four To Railroad Agent, Pelzer, Rodgers
& co, Murdaugh i Mathews. smith, Geo
Williams & co. Einsman Howell, l. MONTY e
SON. bowling 4 co, A = Smith, Wis3 q CO. A J
Salinas, Sloan Seignious, Whilden Jones, W
G Bee i co. wardlaw 1 Carew, Frost, Adger co,
W B Williams Son, Wagener Monsees, fringe
l. Son. Courtney Il GO, Robson, A 2 aul, y;
ugan, w Smith l. CO. J A Quackenbush. d
Caussen, Caldwell Son, Willis, 7 Chapeau,
T Smith, D Stoney, Reeder Davis, wagner
Huger 4 CO.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
22o bales upland cotton and 10 bags sea Island
cotton 2ss bbIs naval stores, cars LUMBER ana ana
wood, rough rice, mdse, &c. To Frost, Adger
4 CO. W K Ryan, A Salinas, Walter & CO, L
smith, A smith, Pringe L Son. VIM Bee 4
CO, @ W Williams & co, b Klatte d 60, Bardea q q
Parker. W Q Courtney & co. PelzeT, r. dgers q
co, g Mallonee. r stoney,. E Yelling Mowry q
Son, Webb, Trenholm Son, Mautoue co.
Kinsman & Howell, NJ Hacker, MarshaI q
co, Mira D Gibson, Gaillard, Gaillard MI
mott, Gibbs CO, Railroad Agent aud Order.
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,,,,,,,r Nrws nv TELEGRAPh.

MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, November 27.-ArriVed, the siias
Fish, from Savannah.
NV YORK. November 27.-Arrtved out, steam
ships Cambria and Trlpol
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PORT CALENDAR
MOONS PHASES

Last Quarter. 9Th, l hour, 25 minutes, morntI 9.
New Moon nth. 10 hours AZ minutes, evening.
First Quarter, 18th. hours, q minutes. evenli g.
sull Moon, 26th, hours, Is minutes, evening.
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and Fioridas. Mobile. Orleans. T

Sales OF the week II, ,514 bales-includlng b5s5
to spinners, 492 to spectators, and lo43 10 e4'
Gross receipts at this port for the week l7,5l4
bales. Since lst September 2l5 lt3 bales, against
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Passengers.

Per steamer Dictator, from Florida via Sayan-
nsh-Miss Heyward. Miss Snowden, Mrs Begner
and two children, Mrs Jas b attic and TWO Gnu,
dren. Reed. Wool, Brown, Capt Richardson, and
one ON deck.