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- u. S. Mail Stage Lines.

oa z d. s. Mail Stage Lines.
TT 8. NAIL STAGES leave here daily for
~ Cote Gel6e. St. Martinville and New Iberia
and tri.weekly for New iberia via Royville. also
daily, Sundays excepted, for Grand Coteau. Opc-
lousae and Washington, and on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays for Mermento River, Lake
Charles and Sulpher Mines. irq
b Through tickets to New Orleans can be had Of
the undersigned. 49,.
Mp. YOUNG, Local Agent.
+, Vermilionville, La. Oct LIST, lS72--tf.
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eNgSg.

Z kES souss;gnds intorment 10 public
qu'apres ce jour II Mai, 1872, il he sera
pas vendu de vianis un credit de plus
de (so) trente iours.
q EASTIN & GUIDRY. h
II Mai, 1872. s's
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TO TECE.
Succession of Michel Bourq.

Parish Of Lafayette.
4 IL those having claims against this
IA. Succession. are requested to present
the same to Cessire Bourq, the admins
traitor, or to Mouton 4 Detaill"n, Attor-
neys for the administrator, At their Office
in vermilionviIIe. within the legal delays,
With the evidence in support thereof.
BAD u CESAIRE BOURQ,
Sept. %, ~. Administrator.
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FOR SALE

TWO small tracts Of unin.proved land situa-
ted ,on the Opelousas road, about three miles
north of VermilionvI!e, containing Ninety elk
and opehalf arpants prairie land and three and
two-thrd arpents wood. Price $1,000 cash.
Apply to II. A. KENNEDY.
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EE A coio,ed gentleman went to con.
sult one of the most conscientious LAWYERS
ard s.ter stating his case said "Now
Air.. know y"u's II lawyer. hnt
wish would please. sir. i IS tell ms dc .ruA
'bou. dat matter E.
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FOR SALE.

Il WO lots situated in the town of Yer.
miionvlle os Jefferson and Vermilon
streets. Apply to
Mas. 6. HOPKINS,
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The citizens ofCairo are lulled
to sleep by "the soft note of the
pistol and the pleasant shrek of
the victim"
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BAKERY FOR RENT.-One Bakery
+ nd order for vent on St. Johns
Hp1'Stss The Catholic Chuvch.
aAfy9ta V. SONNlER.
l7th 1874.
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-. 0lRARD,

1RdR GIRARD,
y ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Heelobe bia profession in the Courts Of the
~ - uehsh Judicial Districts.
~ = V9oiliouville. La,
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NJ. p. YOUNG g. Cos.
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WASHINGTON.

sAsaE ~ -.
WASHINGTON, November 14.-The
President and his cabinet were to-day
engaged in discussing Cuban affairs.
The Spanish and English ministers have
had consultations with the secretary of
state in regard thereto.
The government gives evidences Of its
determination to enforce whatever final
demands it may become necessary to
make upon Spain for outrages upon Amer
ican citizens by a continuance of active
preparations, both by the war and navy
departments. M 1.s ~. &
: The state department is. in active com.
munication with Sickles, at Madrid, and
Hall, at Havana, and it is certain that o
formal demand will he made on Spain to
redress the wrongs and outrages already
committed, and to furnish sufficient
guarantee that the honor of this govern
ment and the lives of its citizens shall b'
respected In Cuba by the Spanish volun
teers as well as by officials sent by tn,
home government. saiq sie Al
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NEW, YORK.
Fsnanc,al.

NI EtuHnC1ui'i f5i
New York, November l4-Noon. -
Stocks active and off from the opening
prices. Money I.32 and interest bid. Gold
1O9b. Exchange, long z; short 0. Gov
ernments strong. States quiet and nomi.
nal. ~ e5tea lsAl ". 5ls Asn
The associated banks gained $685., 900 in
legal tenders since yesterday.
Another DefalcatiOn Reported.
New YORK, November 14.-The Sun
publishes report that David Crawford, of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad,
is a defaulter in 100000.
Marine,
New YORK, November 14.-Arriyed,
Hammonia. Arrived out, Manhattan.
40 s4, Items.
New YORK, November IA jury has
been empaneled in the Tweed case.
Rosensweig, the abortionist, has been
discharged. do
Warrants have been issued for the ar
rest of the contractors of Fourth-avenue
Improvement and the owners of the boiler
that burst, causing loss of life, on Tues
day afternoon. s''' go
4 The officers Of the German steamers
have received large number Of applica-
tons from emigrants who came to this
country, to work their passage back, having
no employment and no money to pay Their
passage.
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BITUMlNOUs COAL.

We are glad to see large supply Of soft
coal coming into Richmond by the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad. The camel coal
which it is now transporting from the vast
ecoal-Helds along its line is one of the finest
CRATE Goals in the world. The healthful-
ness Of this fuel burnt in open CRATES ought
to commend it to general use. Our CRATES
are not generally as large as they ought to
be for soft coal. Larger CRATES, and soft
coal open fires, will save far more than
their cost in Doctors Bills, to say nothing
Of the pleasure given out by the bright and
cheeIful fame. 9aN bhs ,aoiiai, ai,asaaao u. b.
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Items.

7=T4--. Items.
CONTINUES COLD and more Ice TINS
morning. ~ a 5FEy
MANCHESTER is put down on ths list
census as having apopulation OF 2,oss.
THE SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
will sit here on the 18th instant instead OF
18th.
j. Fl. MARTIN AND E. M. CARDozA,
Richmond bankrupts, have received their
final discharges.
The NEW CODE OF VIRGINIA, COM
piled by Colonel George W. Munford, is
nearly ready for delivery. 4
SOLD FASHIONED HEMLoCK sWEATS,' -
whatever they may be, are said to be
perfect cure for meningitis.
THE BREAK in the Church Hill tunne
is not yet rectifed, though laborers arr
busily employed daily carting dirt away.
A LARGE BLACK BEAR was killet
last week on the farm of George E. De
neale, esq.,, near Harrisonburg, by Jacol
Hall. 8f tES3
| BESIDES THE DIVINE affiatus for tn
ACQUISITION of useful knowledge now pos
sessed by the students of Richmond col
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lege, they are being heated now by Mills

lege, they are being heated now by Mills
steam generator. 90 '0s
THE HOUSE AND LOT, formerly occu
pied by the late William J. Lynham, OF
Brook avenue, was sold yesterday 70
$3.50. .i'r 2 si ~,
VALENTINE, the artist, is at presen
engaged in i''sculping" an aged coloret
| citizen of Richmond, and will introduc,
him to the public as ''Uncle Henry
MRS. MARY w. HARDaRovE, who
was SO badly burned Wednesday morning
in her chamber on Church Hill, died from
the effects of the injuries received the same
night. g-gr
The CHIEF OF POLICE, adopting our
suggestions, recommends some accommo-
dations for the houselsss wanderers who
nightly apply at the different station-houses
for lodgings. 81, .sr.,l. .' N s. s',ig,. i,s;.
The GoRDONsvILLE GAZETTE men-
t tions rumor that Mr.. Perry, the super
intendent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, has resigned, his resignation to
take effect on the 18th instant. NJ
The ALARM OF FIRE, turned in from
box 32 about u O'Clock last night, was
caused by the burning Of a chimney on
the premises of Thomas Rely, corner Of
Twenty-third and Main streets.
A LARGE and highly interested audience
heard Mr.. Nichols's recitations at the
library Of the Young Mems Christian ms.
sociation last night. Tonight there will
be an entire change of programmes. Il
The CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF DELE
GATES is now engaged in making out his
report of the returns Of the clerks Of the
courts of appeal and circuit courts of mum.
Der of suits, etc. The clerks are required
by law to make these returns.
THE JOURNAL PATENT-oFFICE RE
PORT states that Haxall, Crenshaw &c Co.,
of this city, have obtained patent fol
flour 1912 and 1913. We suppose it means
that they have copy-wrighted certain brands
in use by them to designate their honr.le
ACCORDING TO THE REPORT Of the
board Of visitors, it costs S40, 0,9S6.98, to
run the University of Virginia this year.
The revenue is about $40, 900 less than this
sum. This year the chairs of agricultural
and natural history, and moral philosophy
have been filled. i.taa1isai b1f
The FINANCIAL CRISIS has had the
effect to turn the attention of large class
of small capitalists and salaried men to the
consideration of the fact that the best
thing man can have for his money, and
the first thing he ought to acquire with his
savings, is a home.
AMONG THE PASSENGERS who, passed
through the city from the south to-day,
were five Cubans from Georgia, and a
brother of Captain Joseph Fry, the i'll
fated commander of the Virginins, shot a
few days ago by the Spaniards in Cub a.
They were bound for New York, ,,,and will be
heard from at that point next. 80 ~, /. ,I
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THE late elections in Illinois show that
the farmers movement has swept nearly
everything. He is very stupid, however,
who supposes that tthis indicates any change
I'M the opinions of the people upon the
issues Of the late national contest. If a
presidential election were to occur to.mor-
row, reyiying the, old questions, Illinois
would fall into line with $4,000 Republican
majority. The same is trde ofithe whole
West. Yet there are ssnseless people,
claiming to be leaders, who infer from such
facts that the dead and rotten carcass of De
mocracy may be galvanized into life again.
There are people SO immeasurably stupid as
to believe that the old party leaders mayride
into power again, upon what they believe
to be q wave Of reaction, but which is only
the rising tide Of the peoples wrath lifting
and sweeping away the dead rubbish along
the shores.
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Y TELEGRAPH
THE CUBAN CONGREGATIONS.

Activity In the Navy Deparfment-At
| 81 tttude of the Government l
WASHINGTON, November 14.-Special
dispatches north indicate that the navy
department is very active, and will soon
have a powerful feet in Cuban waters
not, the dispatches represent, for active
hostilities, but 10 protect shipping and
overawe the volunteers, thus aiding Spain
to restrain them. One of these dispatches
concludes: eiq9sq nt9lssH en- To si,3l
..sThe attitude of the administration with
| reference to the Virginius affair is not one
OF opposition to the present Spanish gov
ernment. 1t seeks to become an ally of
Spain to help her al 'l'i aiagi9he'h'a g
CRUSH THE pERPErRAToRs
of barbarities which have been Of almost
daily. occurrence in Cuba for several years.
$50 far as the state department is con-
cerned, there is nothing to indicate that it
has any desire that the end should be the
breaking up Of slavery in that island, but
THAT BLoODsIIED MIGHT BE
so f,ta STOPPED.
The action Of the government in send
ing dispatches to Minister Sickles, with
government that the United States would
insist upon protecting her citizens if the
required protection could not be afforded
by Spain, was one of friendship to Spain
and not menace. And this is the way it
appears tonight, and the sending of war
ships into Cuban waters is not that they
may be on hand. prepared to watch the
Spanish, but to watch the Cuban authori-
ties acting under the government of Spain.
OFFER OF COOPERATION WITH
B.t eAa y1Iglaa SPAIN. 4 bsg04a vIfaa.
"It is stated that the entangling tapes Of
diplomacy have been cut by the President,
and that he personally wrote q dispatch to
Minister Sickles, ut Madrid, directing him
that an offer of cooperation be made to
the President of Spain. Not the slightest
doubt IS entertained in official circles that
the Spanish government will accede to the
proposition, and THAT all the details will
be arranged without the delay usually at
tending diplomatic transactions. 1t is
/ well known here that the intimacy between
President CASTELAR, and Minister Sickles is
of the closest character, and it is believed
that the former will cheerfully, and even
gratefully, 2ai ara EIa fIpe
ACCEPT ANY PROPOSITION
looking to q closer relationship between
the countries. This view Of the case ac-
cords with the desires and understandings
of the state department, whose head has
always looked upon the Spanish people
with enlarged generosity.
EVERY SOUL REPORTED EXECUTED.
New YORK, November 14.--The Sun
says that Spanish residents in this city re-
port that every soul on board the Virginius
have been executed. According to this
account, not one American witness of the
affair is left alive. b ei5 M q
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 14.--The City of
Durham has been sent in seach of the mis-.
sing steamer City of Richmond.
The British government has instructed
It's consuls at Havana and Santiago De
CUBA to watch the proceedings against the
captives of the Virginius, as it has been in
formed that one of them is subject of
Great Britain. pl =
LONDON, November A-4 P. MAJ,
stocks on the list are strong and higher
with the exception of Spanish securities
which are affected by the Virginius affair.
Consols unchanged, 5s 90a; Enes ranged
between 36E and 372.
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The correspondent of the New York
Tribune says that Senator Scott, OF Penn
sylvania, q prominent member Of the SEN
ate finance committee, is gloomy, and
don't think anything can be done by Con-
gress to help the country. 8A GHG@f49
y If the correspondent is correct in his
statement, Senator Scott ought to be
looked after. A man who can see nothing
for Congress to do in this crisis is either an
idiot or he is blinded by brides Yes,
that Is what we mean to say. The money
ring have millions to pay for votes in Con.
gress to continue their reign of plundei
over the people. II AiAN Il il,j5lis Y.
We don't believe word Of this kind
about Senator Scott, however. But there
vig be some men in Congress this winter
solso soiU see nothing that can be done, if the
people do not watch them sharply. All
criminal courts are familiar with witnesses
who didn't see anything, and we all know
how vision may be obscured in Congress
as well as out of it when rich monopolies
desire it. .lyalI sli a .lossrssgt
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ono SALE AT TIi'll7''i= nm
- CUBA

Our extended telegram upon Cuban mat
ters will be read with interest by all who
sympathize with the struggling patriots,
Something is to he done the whole country
is aroused; war ships are on the way to
Scuba, and others are being rapidly fitted
out. Red tape is cut, and General Grant
tenders aid and cooperation to the Spanish
Republic in taking care of the Cuban
butchers.
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Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
lTED STATES for the Eastern District OF Vir-
ginia. ..
In the matter of James A. Watson, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
Eastern District Of Virgfnfd, So;
Notice is hereby given that general meet
ing of the creditors of the said James A. Wat
son, bankrupt for the purpose of declaring
q dividend, will be held at Richmond, at the
Office of w. w. Forbes, register in bankruptcy,
in said district, on Wednesday, the Sd day Of
December, 1873, at 10 O'Clock a. m, in accord
ance with the provisions of the 27th and 2sth
sections of the Bankruptcy Act OF March I'd.
1867.
Dated at Richmond this l4th day of November
1873. 3f p. w. MCKINNEY,
nol4-Fsw Assignee.
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MARsBAL's NOTICES.

~->>~>~------@>---7|>
nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
OF VIRGINIA.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN-GREKr.
ING:
Notice is hereby given, that on the 9th day OF
November, 1878, the Schooner Mary ]. Kenne-
dv. her tackle, &c, was seized by the Marshal
of the United States for said district, and the
same is libeled and prosecuted in this court for
condemnation for the causes in the said libel
set FORTH and that said will stand for trial
at the courtroom in the city of Richmond, on
the oath day of November. 1878, when and where
all persons are warned to appear to show cause
why condemnation should not, be decreed, and
to intervene for their interests. sl- p
DAVID b. PARKER,
no l4-lOt U. s, Marshal.
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American corn is now largely used in
the manufacture of alcohol in Germany
and Italy, the export to ports in those
countries during the last five months hay
ing reached nearly million bushels.
AT Brookfeld. Mass, the other day
farmer missed his horse and concluded he
was stolen, but some time after the animal
was found alive in swamp, sunk out Of
sight all but his head. He was pried out
after while and saved.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RICHMOND THEATRE.
IMMENSE SUCCESS AND BRILLIANT
sH RECEPTION.

IMMENSE SUCCESS AND BRILLIANT
~ @ RECEPTION. s.a.
THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD
The great and only a tJi-yt
LULU LULUi LULUi - .l''7'
and her triple combination. Four nights only,
commencing t4I asy,l
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12rH.
oPERAl SPECIALTIEs PANToMIMEi
THREE DIcTINCT PERFORMANCES IN
ONEl
LULU, the intrepid and beautiful GYMNAST,
will perform her wonderful bound thirty-iye
feet into space.
For particulars, see programmes. Reserved
seats for sale at Ambold's Musical Exchange. .
Reserved seats, 81; general admission, Is cents;
gallery, 90 cents upper gallery, % cents.
GRAND LULU MATINEE SATURDAY AF-
TERNooN at 2 o'clock
W. M. PAUL,
no 1s-5t Business Manager.
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q " 10 tI 1. {.
THE Dispatch contains an intemperate
article upon the difficulty between Judge
and Mr.. .McVeigh. The de-
sign is clearly to get up popular sympathy
for the latter, and to, prejudice the Judge
in the estimation of the public. The facts
are, that Judge Underwood holds the
house in dispute by title derived from a
sale under Judgment Of the circuit court
of Alexandra which sale was confirmed
by Jadge Thomas, nowa state SENATOR
and whose sympathies have always been
intensely Confederate. g
A writ of ejectment was brought by
Mcveigh in the corporation court of Alex
andria, and affirmed by the Cour
Of Appeals and carried on writ o
error to the Supreme Court Of tn
| United States, where it is nov
| pending. Until that court renders deci
sion Judge Underwood is in legal posses
sion of the property. Tho rights Of tn
respective parties viii be determined b,
that high tribunal, and until its decision
given, all attempts to create prejudice ant
/ to excite passions are unworthy of re
spectacle journal. The assertion that an
trickery has been used by Judge Under
wood in getting his case into the Suprem
Court we are authorized to say is unqual
i fiedlyl false. "a ,s7t5,g,} ~, ,se, 3.
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A PROBLEM FOR RoGUEs.-First-
Captain Edward McNulty is charged with
stealing o. worth of postage stamps, and
he is required to give bail in the penalty of
$500. Should he indemnify his bondsmen
and Jump his bail, how much would he
lose? Second-T. Z. Brooks is charged
with stealing one hundred thousand dollars.
He gives bond in the penalty of $15. 900.
Should he follow the example OF Captain
McNulty, and jump his bail, how much
would he lose? @
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{ ,
Winter your spring pigs in the pork
barrel. agaaH fs3.I- NfB;lr asa83L8
Keep late fall pigs by themselves, and
feed well. 'faa y, a +" 5s 92'f q.
I Sheep are looking up again. On grain
farms small flock can be kept with little
expense. ,,,e.r, l,e 40 se,, .,.i n.
Get in store Of dry earth for the win
ter use in hen houses and pig-pens. and put
1T under coyer.1 ,zgEbIHs tl91H9 Tiish .ii
Kill ticks with q solution of carbolic
soap. Do it now, or in the spring they
will be troublesome. - F..
For combing wool and mutton com.
bined grade, Cotswold and Leicester Meri-
no are profitable sheep. a''ll'' = S4il'9
Sheep for winter fattening should b,
three or four years old. Give each half I
pound Of grain per day, besides pasture. !.
The farmers Of Champaign county
ILL.,, are shipping grain on the cooperative
plan. In shipment of nineteen car load,
at one time they saved about five hundred
} dollars. u
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LECTURE ON ODD-FELLowsHIP.-
Rev. James A.. Duncan, D. D., at the re-
quest of Friendship Lodge, No. 10 !. 0. o.
f., will, on Monday evening 18th instant,
deliver a free lecture on the principles and
objects of Odd-Fellowship, at Assembly
Hall. The lodges of this city and Man
chester will appear in regalia. The public.
and especially the ladies, are invited TO at
tend and hear what the distinguished lee
turer has to say about the Order. The
exercises will commence at s o'clock.
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billiard Tournament.

CHICAGO. November 14.--In the bill
lard tournament yesterday, Joseph Dion
beat Slosson in cishty-six innings, scoring
400 points to 29o; Maurice DAILY beat
John Bessingar in seyenty-six innings,
400 to 829; Cyrilla Dyon beat Joseph
Dion, fifty-six innings, 400 to 260; Ubassy
beat Snyder, 400 to 32l. a % susl
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PENNSYLVANIA.


PHILADELPHIA, November 14.-The
executive committee of the National iron
and steel association, have called meet
ing of the association for the 20th instant,
in this city, to consider the critical condi-
ton of the iron trade, and take action re-
garding the future action Of the associa-
ton. tri7s n ss 4a
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An Eneountre with a Desperate.
ST. LOUIS, November 14.-Adyices
from the Cherokee nation report that Cher
okee desperate named r. J. Freeman hiss
been killed after having killed two persons,
one OF whom wasa member ofthe Cherokee
legislature.
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TO ALI. WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN-G
IEG: 4fee y ~
Notice is hereby given, that on the 1lth day
of Nov'ber, 1878, two (2) boxes Cigars, valued dt
$6eO, claimed by Thomas X. Roberts one ~
empty ten-gallon Keg, valued at 800; one (I
barrel Apple Brandy and one ~ Copper Still,
valued at $4,000. and claimed by, DR..
William T. Thompson, was seized by the
Marshal of the United States for said
district, as forfeited to the use Of the
United States, and the same is libeled and
prosecuted in this court in the name
of the United States for condemnation for
the causes in the said libel set forth, and that
said cause will stand for trial, at the
courtroom in the city of Richmond, on the
LIST day of Decem'r, a. 1878, when and where
all persons are warned to appear to show cause
why condemnation should not be decreed, and ts
intervene for their interests.
Dated November IL, 1878. - a-N ~
u DAVID d. PARKER. /.
no 12-l0t u. S. Marshal.
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HARPER FOR DECEMBER.-Captain
G. F. Johnston, number 9lS Main street,
has received the December number OF this
sterling magazine. 1t has splendid table
of contents,
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CLEARED The British brig Garelli,
Captain Bartlett, cleared from this port
to-day for Santos, Brazil, with -four shipped
by Haxall, Crenshaw & Co.