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RICHES FOR THE POOR.
Where to Put a Little Cash.-eliy Let's
Made All Our Capitalists.

At 3 O'Clock this afternoon, Messrs.
Royster q Trez5vant, at their real estate
exchange, corner Jefferson and Main
streets, will sell at auction twenty-five
beautiful and most desirable residence
lots, On Rayburn, McLemOre and La
than avenues, Just south Of the city.
The sale is peremptory, tide unquesJion-
able, and the a-ttrsctiveness of the neigh
bOrhood unsurpassed. The lots are sold
for Mrs. Martins Tdgg. Those who would
make the least possible sum Of money
buy the grsatest value of property, would
do we'll 20 attend this sale. In the de
mansions Of lots, Ous hundred by three
hundred and sixty feet, the smallest capi-
talis5 can be accommodated. and such an
investment Is infinitely TO be preferred to
any other that can be made. Attend al Q
O'Clock this afternoon.
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Election Of DTsCtsrs.

UHI0E AND P~LANTEHs' BAEWoH HEzLFHB
Aemphis, DeceIubsr aA
~ STOCKHOLDERS Of this Bank are hara1
notified that an election FOR dneeu DlrssfoH
FOR ensuing tEelVe months VIA be held al
this ONCE. on MONDAY january s, 1871 nom
felo aR READ, Cashier
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Regular Memphis and New Orleans
WEDNESDAY PACKET
For Kew Orleans and shs Bends.
@9ason 18ZO-zz
MAcENTAz=
1870.

j. slut NeaL-..-.mastsr A. M-Rrtin.---.cia
VIII leave Memphis regularly every Wednes
day during the season, as below
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LOAF Sugar Drips, extra fine.
Dried Austrian Cherries.
Dried PIJted Cherries.
Dried Black berries.
Dried Pears.
Dried Italian Psaches-sJHstllng new
and elegant.
OLIVER, FINSIE s. co.
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Second Circuit Court-Halsey, Judge.

Second Circuit COart-HaIsey Judge.
The cases on the motion docket were
called on yesterday, and a portion dis
been las heretofore aunCunced) set aside
exclusively for the purpose of hearing
motions for new trial and signing bill Of
exceptions. The our viii adjourn to
court in curse on next Thursday morn
ing at ten o'clock.
READ Walker Bros. g. Co.'S new adver-
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TAKEN up.

Ugr- Taken up by Scott Bowen, lea GuIs
- station. Cd n. Sc EH, on IIe Eth De-
e5mblTr a white Clw, red spots aD9lJ the
lace. WL.E a red calf abCu months Old with
d rope round Is neck: which the owner can
81 by proving ownership AMI paying
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SEA Moss FARlSE from pure Irish
Moss, for Blanc Mango, Puddings, Gus
tards, Creams, etc, etc. The cheapest,
healthiest, and most delicious food N the
world,
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
RIVERS, wEArHER AND BUs1vEss.

The river at this point has swollen about
and a half inches since Saturday, but
is again On a stand. At Shoe Fly there is
but i've feet eight inches, and hence to
Cairo there is about the same depth. The
Arkansas is falling, as is also White river.
The latter has eight feet to JacksUnpOrt.
Our dispatches give tbs latest news from
all points above. The prospects for the
opening of navigation are, we fear, some
what remote. The weather is moderate,
and business on the lsvee is rather light.
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The Board Of Aldermen met Monday
evening, January Z, 1871, st Z O'Clock,
sgrezably 70 adjournment and proceeded
10 the further Investigation OF the con
tested election case.
BY Alderman Dwy6r:
Resolved, That the Chairman Of this
Board appoint a committee Of six mem
hsrs of this Board TO INVESTIGATES and
count the votes OF the Third ward polls.
Adopted.
C0umiHse-Csrlwr.ght MallOn, Dent,
Cc8Ils, Hoist, Psndsrgrsst.
Your committee TO whom was referred
the counting Of the ballot of the vote cast
in the Third ward, on the 9TH ins5., for
Alderman, report as follows: They md
that from the count Of the ballots in the
box Jas. o. Durf received two hundred
votes and T. +. MsCkau received IA
hundred and ninety-Ous votes. They
also ind a discrepancy in the count to-
night and the official returns, and would
recommend the adoption of the official
returns as returned by the judges and
clerks of election.
1T. CARTWRIGHT, Chairman.
Report adopted by Board Of Aldermen
January g, 1871
When it was moved and seconded that
T. +. Msckan be sworn in as Alderman
Of the Third ward, Tor the fOr5y-fourth
corporate year. Adopted.
ThereupOn his honor John Johnson,
Mayor, administered to Dir. II, +. Mackal
the required oath Of Office.
When tbs Board adjourned until Friday
evening, January ID, 1871, at Z O'Clock,
L. R, RICHARDS,
City Register.
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Try that cider At wiIlett's

Try that cider 81 Willstt'g.
FoR the best article Of coal, 20 to J.. q
II. L0udon, Southern dealers, No. ], cor
ner Madison and Front.
JoE LOCKE, 236L Main street, has all
the December magazines, and The largest
assortment Of Wesklies, Northern Vest
eru and Southern dzilias ia the city.
SEE advertisement Of Dr., Butts Dis
pensery headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDEzin another CO.
nmn. It should be read bF all
NAsHVILLE Ualon 0nd AniericGn, also
BQ1ale, As Q LOcke's 238M Main street.
i've tor Restaurants, st Browne
sa Sl5 Second strsst.
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Second ChaHcsry Court---Soott, Chancellor.
To-day is motion dsy-mOtions called in
order Of entry.
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Hga-R Resident H0tEs

No. ESQ o. Rim Ls First Chan esT --E- a.
change Eauk 81 America Hue-evs
ct al
TT APPEA-LNG from aEd1-- lr .r cause
4 that the defeulauHs 10 tie -uuH.--au -..
cross Du4 hleC herein 1y TIE Pl-laH Bank
OF ~Leluraseer alN ID a-r---H-l
the American Exchange Bank .u Sew FHrE
city anu51- Andrews. orEeH YORK as llr-
OF Tennessee -EA There. - .
ed. that they MAKE their aDC-
al the courthouse IN the cary l. .aT. .-
Tennessee, on OF before tla L r... I'D
February, a61L. and plead ala- rr" r.TlHr 90
said cross Dtlr or The same la -l -r
confessed az % them alL GET for hearing a
parte, and that a copy lf a--H order 81 pub
LsleC nee . week l- four succeed a
10 the Memphis APPEL.
ACopy-ALte5L
EDMUND A COLE Clerk ana asr.
By r, ]. BLACK, Deputy I=rE end Master
NONRESIDENT ss1cs.
In the Probate Court OF shelby c17ul--
rs. J. Burr Aumr OF estate or j. ISL.
Weed ed al
TT appearing from AFFIDAVIT n this -s1a
u Elat the defendant La.rE l John e.
Weed deceased. are lu. supposed
TO be residents or the state ~ Ess-arHT e
and are non-rasldels of the STATE 8l Zen
uessee:
IL isthere10rs ordered That hey az- heir
appearance herein 40 tie -lura house -l .-a
city OF Memphis. Tennessee -l The
Monday ia January L<7L. ana U1-al. a1a--s
or c5mur 20 clmpLallall s. lL-rrr zoe -sHa
viii be taken Tor con s-sseL lr them. and
set for hearing eEDar-zs and that q CODY -.
this order be published once "a week Tor
dele JAMES zETr Icy. Clerk
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TIMETABLES.

MEMPHIS T ROCK RAILROAD.
Through from Memphis TO Little Rock in q
hours. On and aTter Thursday, the llth day
Of August, 1870, until further notice, trains
win run daily Sundays %eZcepted} as follows.
ARRIVES: LEAVES
q aU p.m' 9Eou am
oAAAAArg q AsAA rsog Pm
Freight train will leave HOpeneld Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 3 Am.
Arrive az HOpeneld Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at4 pm.
Fsrryboat viii leave the wharfboat, root OF
Union street, daily at IS 200 am,
Baggage checked through TO Little Rock On
ferrybORL- B. d. WILLLAmss
General Agent and superintendent.
B. p. ROBSON, Asst SUp't.
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MISSISSIPPI N TENNEssEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVES: LHAVE5:
New Orleans Mail, daily $50 pm. lz:80 pm.
Express, daily ...-.......,.... 500 am. 4s5O pm.
Freight, daily eXeeptSun-
day ........- ..-......- 2:I5 pm. 6:40am.
Depot at foot of Main street.. Ticket Office,
BIN Main street, one door north OF Jefferson.
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Letter Isl.

READ Walker Bros. & Co.'s new adver
tisament.
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BY [. C BALDWIN & CO., AucGOB'r
Successors % Ezekiel & COL
NO R82 Main street.
REGULAR TRADE SALES Of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS
SHOES, HAS, ETC.
Every tuesday & Thursday Morn'a
AT 70 O'CLOCK,
A. 6. R0aERSOH. A-uott8sssr.
STEAMBOATS,.
FOR VICKsBURG.
For viczsburg.
MARY MCDONALD---.-.-.- .. -. master
LAls elegant passenger steamer H-H
THIS DAY. 10Th inst, Al 20 an
Freight received az tnsst. LouE w~harfboaE
W.. DILL, agent.
iaI0 FLE1L CALVERT. 5upL
FOR RED RIVER.
Carter Line Erred River Paezsts-For Isnsr-
son, Shreveport, Alexandra, Grand
Ecors and Way Landings.
r.. J.. LOCK ODD. CCghuL- master
This elegant passenger steamer L.
viii leave as above
THIS DAY. 10Th inst, st u m
For freight OF passage apply -
LL. A NnN.NM ALuuM-
jaI0 ~ Madison street.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
White and Little Red River United States
Nail Packet.
FOR Helena, Friar's Point. Clarendon, West
Point Searcys Au-usta and -JacksOnport
connecting at DsFaIz Blud with train Tor
Little Rock and Hot Springs,
The elegant slds-wheel passenger
STEAMER @ TENDER
John ID. ElllOUJa-ulaster Jos. Eui0lt--clerk
Leaves as above and eI way landings
TUESDAY January 10Th, az 8 pm.
ELLIOTT& MILLER, Agents,
jaI0 promenade st. foot OF JEFFERSON.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
For Now Orleans.
The swift and elegant passenger s5eamer
@eT. [. mC6lLL
VIM T0mpkus. mastsr m.McFarinr OK,
Leaves THIS DAY, lUrh inst, At u m.
RICHD ". LIGHTBUKNE, Agent,
jal0 ~ Front street
st. Louis & Rsw Orleans Packet Co.
For Vcksburz. Natchez and New Orleans.
BISMARCK .-..--Pa LOre, MASTER
TINS elegant passeuger-syeamer 49,
win leave as above ~
THIS DAY, 10TH inst, at4 p m.
1T. WASHlNGION, Agent,
faIO ~ Madison street.
FOR CAIRO AND EVANSVILLE.
For New Madrid Columbus, cairo, Paducsh.
and Evansville
ST ko1lusou, master
This e eg8pt and swif. steamer ID
viii leave as above
TUESDAY. 10th inst. at p IN.
LAHEE HAHGSTAD ECU.- agents,
ia9n H0sby Block, 800 Front Row.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
For Pine Bun and Little ock-Ths elegant
staamer
A UTAH, 5k
WIN leave THIs DAY. 10th inst, al { p.m.
For freight or passage apply %
RICHD W. LLGHTBUENE, Agent
iaIO E6 Front street.
NssBhs and Arkansas River Packet Cess
Bzag--g1t5ISlats asA Lias.
For Helena. Frtar's Point Mouth White River
Pine Blur, Little Rock, connecting Tor
hot Springs and FORT smith.
The elegant passenger steamer
= " Ii z = II 4
John
Leaves WEDNESDAY,, Jan. lILh, ats pm
For freight or passage apply on board or a
Block. TaI5i ", G.. PAITE5ON, Agent,
FRIAR'S POINT AND BENDS.
FriaF's Psiat, Hsisna ard Bsnds UHftsd
States Nail Packet.
- Phil. Allin,
James Lee
Leaves Memphis Monday wednesday, and
Fridays. at B Dm.- commencing uu the 9Th
inst, and continuing through the season. Us
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
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RAILROAD NEWS.

READ Walker Bros q Co.'S new adver.
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ATTEND OUR CLEARING SALE.

GREAT SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED.
DON'T FAIL TO PRICE OUR DRESS
GOODS
Extra bargains in house keeping goods.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FANCY
CASSIMERES ATCOST.
SHA WLS and KNIT GOODS 1T COST.
CT O 4 K s,
Marked at New York cost.
MARsEILLES AND HONEY-COMB
QUILTS REDUCED
Table sDamssk and Napkins marked
very cheap.
REEKAgTSl REMNANTS REMNANTS
LESS THAN COST TO CLEAR OUT.
Don't fail to examine u prices.
A. SEESSEL SON,
25g Main street, opposite Court Square.
REMNANTS Of all kinds at a sacrifice, at
our great Remnant sale.
MENKEN BROS.
READ Walker Bros, & Co.'S new adver-
tis5ment.
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MEMPHIs - oHARnEsroN RALRoAp

VIsIr your nsighbors' fields and see the
immense yields from the use Of Murfee's
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CARPETS, carpets, at low prices at
MENKEN RIOS.
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MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
ARRIVES LEAVES:
Day Express pm. 7:45 pm
Night Express -........-.,... 4:l6 am. l45 pm.
Daily through train 70 Nashville u Chat
tanooga without change Of cars. Leaves at
1870 pm; arrives IN Nashville ats Am, Chat
tanOOga At 7:l0 pm. ueZ day.
Depotat head OF Main street.
Ticket once, &7% Main street, one door
north Of IederaOu.
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READ Walker Bros. & Co.'s new adver-
tissmsut.
DRESS Goods, Dress Goods, al ia, 10
Is and 20 cents at our -semi-snuual clear
ing sale. MENKEN BROS.
GAS rrrrrye, 8I5 Second street.
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Go 10 Joe Looke's for the latest news
rom all sources,
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DOTTRGE-To purchase a nice cottage resi-
deuce. south of Poplar street. Ierms
a=-.ga W A y NN Front street.
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REMNANTS Of all kinds at a sacrifice, at
u grest Remnant sale.
MENEEN BROS.
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FROM RIPLEY.

READ walker Bros. & Co.'S new adver-
tisHment.
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NOTICE.-A1 persons having bills
against the Masonic Fair are requested to
hand them Ia Immediately to J.. al. Petit
grew, Esq, chairman Of committee.
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FOR ST. A n RIVER.

FOR HELENA AND FRIAR's POINT.
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GRACE CHURCH GUILD.-A regular
nesting Of the Guild viii be held at Grace
Church this Tuesday evening at z o'clock.
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For RED RIVER.

Garter Lin OF Red River PacEets-F0r Isuer-
son, Shreveport, Alexandra, Grand
EcOre and Way Landings.
r J. LOCKWOO D----. CCghuI, mssJsr
This elegant passenger II
viii leave Es above
THIS DAY, 10Th inst, 81 m.
For freight OF passage apply %
1T. WA5HIEaIJE Agent
iaIO a. Madison street.
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STEAK TTTHEs. aI5 Second street.
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C~FILDRES's Wool Hose at 8 cents a
PEI, and Ladies' Merin0 Hose, 10 cents a
pair, az Menken Bros clearing sale.
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WEunderstand that tickets for the Ad-
slaids Phillips concert are selling well,
and Il is certain the great American
meZz0 soprano viii ave what she de-
serves, a brilliant reception from the mu-
sical people Of Memphis. Benson, at 81
Main street, has the sale Of seats.
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FoR Wv ORLEANS.

For New Madrid columbus, cairo, Paducah.
and Evansville
ST master
This e egaDt ana sWif- steamer I1
viii leave as above
TUESDAY. 10th inst, at B m.
LAHET HAHH5TAD CO., agents,
iagn H0sDy Block, 800 FrGuy Row..
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FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. 0, 4. F. NJ

At a regular meeting OF this Lodge, held
on Monday, November 81, 1871, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Almighty Father
of the Universe to remove from our midst our
worthy and venerable brother, A. q. Abrahams,
thereby weakening the chain that bound us to-
gether In fraternal love and friendship; and
whereas, whilst 1t is becoming in us as men and
members OF the Mystic tie 10 bow with humility
and submission to the will OF our Heavenly Grand
Master in this, as In all our atctons 1t is never.
theless our duty aud desire to place on record
some evidence Of our appreciation OF the many
virtues and noble qualities possessed by our Ia
mented deceased brother, and to demonstrate in
q becoming manner the high esteem In which he
was held by the fraternity generally, and by the
fore,
RESOLVED, That In the death of our, worthy and
beloved brother, A. H. Abrshams, this Lodge has
lost oD Of its most devoted and energetic mem.
bers. she fraternity most jealous and eficlent
brother, and the community an honest and up
righ. citizen.
siesoIved, That we heartily tender our heartfelt
sympathy and 70 tas family OF our de-
Resolved, That in further token OF our respect
q blank page in our Minute Book be dedicated
and inscribed 10 his memory, and that copy OF
these proceedings be sent to the family Of the de.
ceased.
Resolved, That the foregoing preamble and res.
olutions be published in the daily papers Of the
city.
Extract from the Minutes. LEVI LOEB,
Secretary.
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IN THE COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS, yester-
day, the grand jury found true bills against
Isaac Smalls. Solomon Thompson, George
Thompson and Paris Morgan, for riot; Ann
Huger and Philip Wilson, for forgery; Francis
Ladson, for bigamy; Johann Werth, for biga
nv; John Coleman and Thomas Wilson, alias
simmons and John Edwards, William Smalls.
Toney Boston, Levi Do'sey and Joe Smith, for
burglary and larceny; James Drayton and
John Simmons, grand larceny; Benjamin Her.
nandez, Joseph Roisden, John Norman and ],
B. Matthews, assault with intent to kill and
assault and battery; Paul Wilkinson, assault
and battery.
in the following cases no bills were found:
Ned Smiley, for bastardy; Hannah Bee, grand
larceny; Thomas L. Webb, Jr., false imprison-
ment; Patrick Morrlssey, receiving stolen
goods; Ed. Forms, assault and battery.
The following cases were tried: The State
VS.. Tom Butler rape; r. W. Seymour, Esq,
for the defence; verdict guilty. The State vs.
Robert Carter, alias Bob Lloyd, grand larceny;
R. w. Seymour, Esq, for the defence; verdict
not guilty The. State VS.. James Gsillard,
grand larceny; R. W. Seymour, Esd, for the
defence; verdict guilty. The State. VS.. Henry
seabrook, grand larceny; R. W. Seymour
ESQ.,, for the defence; verdict guilty of petty
larceny. On motion OF R. W. Seymour, Esq,
Trial Justice Thomas Jefferson Mackey was
admitted to practice law in the courts Of this
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The AcApEMY.-The second entertainment
of the Templeton troupe drew large house
last evening. The play of East Lynne" is "a
celebrated emotional and sensational story
It is likewise "a great moral drama and pic
ture of domestic life." Being all these things,
1t can be made very effective: The perform
ers last night all knew. their parts, and the
play seemed to amuse the audience very much.
The wonderful feats Of the Leon Brothers on
the trapeze elected unbounded applause,
which. as an exhibition Of remarkable skill,
strength and agility, they fully deserved. The
dancing and singing of little "May-the-Fay"
followed. This juvenile actress really displays
very striking cleverness. The performance
concluded with the ''Fool of the Family" q
very amusing though somewhat broad farce,
which was exceedingly well acted by Miss
Jennie Worrell and Mr.. Harry Jackson. A
varied programme is announced for tonight.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, s.C.......... NOVEMBER q
fat 81 deg 4s min 80 seo Lon 7adeg 81 min 27 Sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship Manhattan, Woo 1hull, New York
left Saturday. Mdse. TO Jas Adger CO,
Adger CO. %%ms kals0ae agent
G W Almar, 9 Bart 4 CO, D Anrens co, n d
A Ashton, A Anderson, Hates d co, E Bed.
ford, Bschof & co. Borner, Boyd, u
nett Parker. A Brenner. 4 ii BRISTOL & co, J
w Boescn, Brahe q co, W a Chafee co, n
Cater, Crane, BoyIstUn & co, ] Y h Claussen, A
Canale Cameron, Barkley co, Chase & Cuttno,
G Clacius, P l. Cleapor, b l. Cdde. Cohep, Capt
b Card. Curtis, Cavanaugh &'Welsh, Darcy,
Miles Drake, Douglas Miller, Dowie. Noise
Davis, II A Due Daily, J Duval .s Son. Doug
las Jack ,on, Elias Bros. Durb-c, Jno S,Falr-
ly & co. l L ak co, F Fleming co, Foley.
co. Up tnrreston. Benz Feldmann & co, Rev J 7
Ford, A F.emlDg Goodrich, Winenan d CO. Mrs
II Finley, Guiemln. ] II Graver CO, Hart
co, A hayden q Il lien: N a Hunt. Gerdts
Hanckel 4 co, Boimes d Calder, HaWley,
N Holsey & Bro, Holiness Book House, Harbeson
& CO, J 5 Hyer. a IIling, Jefords y CO; Lyman
Johnston, Crews co, Jaeger EROS, 1994sGn' HSn,
te & co, Q Kerrson, Jr, Il co, Kressel, Jr, y
Kriete, Kanapaux & Gonzalez, F Kummerbrtch,
Jno Linley, U Litschgi, II Lopez, Lalane
4 CO, Laurey & Alexander, CA Lengnlck, Led
ing, LowndeS, McLoy Rc', Mantoue d co,
q Minor 4 CO, VIM Matthlessen, Mernaugh.
WIN MCKAY, Marshall Burge, Mrs W A Mehr-
tens, Nenke &.Muller, W Marscher, McLeish, "
Mure, s Marshall 3 co, Nacnmin q co. 3 d
Neufyille, J Ojemann, d 0'Nelll Sons, D Paul
d co, A QuacKenbush. Perry, RaVenel co, q
Peppenheim, Paul, WEIGH Braudes, Gilbert
Pillsbnrv, Ravenel. Holmes & co, w Russell &
co, L Schuell, Stenens, Werner & Ducker, Scott,
W steele. B Stoddard. & cn, ] Read, Shaw,
L. u Shapiro, Shackelford d Kelly, w Shepherd d
co, Thomson l. CO, II Trlest. Mrs Stackley, J
F Salvo, + ThomlInson & CO, o Tiedemann 4 co, P
P Toale, F Won Santen, P Trenholm, J d Vollers,
Tiedeman, Calder CO, Vim Unerhardt, A r TAFT,
John Wirth, WAGNER q Monsees, Welch, G
W Williams CO, S II Wilson d Bro o F Wieters,
Walker Evans & Cogswell, II L wilkins, L Wag.
ner, Courier office. r White, W G Whtlden, agt, 7
Whitney. Wetzel, Mrs N Zernow, and
others. Encountered thick fog at Hatteras, and
strong SW winds the entire passage.
Steamship Falcon, Haynie, Baltimore-left =
instant. Mdze. To Mordecai & co, P O Trenholm,
5 Railroad co, N E Railroad co, u Panknin, d
Klatte & CO, Douglas & Miller, Klinck. Wickel-
berg co. ] Minor Il CO, Goodrich, Wineman d
Q :, B Boyd, E. A s Johnson, L Smith &'co,
Brown. Tupper d Sons, J Pringle, DR. Sterling,
II Leiding, Strauss Bros, B Rice, J Ii Graver CO.
r Hunter, Dass Bros, Cameron, Barkley co, F
O'Neill, Capt Bradley, Ravenel Holmes co, G "
Williams & co, Chapeau d Hefrron W Welch,
Wilson & Bro, KanapauX l. Gonzalez, E Perry:
q Bschor CO. W Miller, J Thomson d co, y
Steling, Wagner i Monsees A Vanderhorst, ID
Lunrs, Fl tobia co, Knobeloch, l. Neumyer, J
P Horbach, Campbell, W Harral, Jno Helms, J