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WISCONSIN.

Milwaukee, Nov. 3.-Returns from all
points received up to midnight show that
Ludington, Republican, is elected governor
by about 1000. The balance of the Repub-
lican ticket is probably elected, though
there is some doubt about Baltz, for State
Treasurer.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson, Miss, Nov. 3.-The Democrats
have swept the State, electing the entire
ticket in nearly every county. They have
about 20 majority in the house and or in
the Senate. The Democrats elect the entire
congressional delegation, with the possible
exception of the Sixth district, and returns
indicate success in that district.
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I IST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT DE.
CEMRER IERM. lslh

I IST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT DE
IL CEMBER TERM, lsI5.
FIRST WEEK.
II. Gorrell Co. VS.. Joseph NJ. Freck
Lcander Garments use VS.. William Appleman
Andrew Crawford vs. d. w. johnson.
William II. Crawford VS. d. W. Johnson
Christian Wolf VS. n. d W. b. r. II. Co.
stephen Wolf ct ux. VS.. n. * w. II. r. Co.
John Leggott & A .Frick VS.. Esther Ewes et al.
George X. rryOn ct al. VS.. Jacob Brown ct al,
George X. Tryon ct al. VS.. Martin Lubod ct al.
George X Tryon ct al. VS.. William Clark ct al.
George X. Tryon ct al. VS.. Isaiah Hand ct al
George X. TryOn ct al vs.. Christian Setback ct al
wellington Hughes vs. p. Sponenberg.
Il. b. Johns admr VS.. Aaron Grover.
Ell Kendlg VS. d. Norris
i. $. smith VS. School Directors Of Benton Township
VIM. Harris vs.. Berwick Rolling Mill Co.
d. |. Morgan co, VS.. Samuel Johnson
w. f Andrews vs.. d. +. Seybert.
Ell Kendig VS.. j. d. Rice
Levi Kinley VS. n. s. Campbell.
SECOND WEEK.
jacob Schuyler, endorsee, vs.. j. NJ. Barton ct al.
A T. keller VS. Jonas DOty.
John lleacOck vs. Jonas Doty
First National Bank of Bloomsbury VS. George Caya
nee, ct Al.
Charles NJ. MARBLES Exr's vs. Enos Jacoby,
Samuel j. Case VS. Jonas Doty
Wilson Gibbons vs. Jonas Doty
NJ. G.. Hughes VS. Jesse ID. Rice
NJ. G. Hughes VS.. Oscar F. Ent
l.. +. Davis VS. Jonas DOty
Jesse Hartman VS. Jonas DOty
William Abbot VS.. William Miller.
Vastlne Boone VS. II. G. CrevelIng,
John j. MclIenry vs. d. L. S W. Il. II. Co.
Benz. WintersteIn VS.. William Houghton.
Stacy John VS.. IL c. Crcvellng
Elias Miller ct al. VS.. p. & r.. Rail Road Co.
John McConums eX'r vs. George j. Luce ct al.
Thomas McGraw VS.. John Grow.
The Screw Mower & Reaper Co. VS. j. S. Turnbach.
d. +. Seybert vs.. Philip Applcman.
Mary McAarney's use VS.. S. p. Case ct al,
Il. Robbins VS.. Sharpless a Son.
/. 5. Kuhn VS.. j. X. Grotz.
D. r. Evans VS. L. Glger.
NJ. Charles VS.. j. D. Rihe ct al
f. Richerts use VS.. w. H. Reinbold eft al
/. fetter VS.. Jacob Gltling's admir-
e. W. SOuder VS.. W. Schcchterly
j. Evans VS.. l. II. Hagenbuch.
n. Brandon vs.. William r. Shuman
A. Coles use VS.. T. b. Cole.
A. Coles use vs. r. Il. Cole.
a. Coles use vs.. Y. b. Cole
IL. W. McReynolds VS.. j. A. Losee
s. Bloom vs.. Allen Mann ct al
s. II. Wolf VS.. Parvin Keller.
W. Mines eX'rs vs. Michael Grover, Sheriff.
II. Taylor ct al. VS. II. GOrrell
jeremiah Taylor ct nj VS. Robert Gorrell
Robert Taylor ct al. vs.. Robert Gorrell.
JACOB s. Hinterllter vs. william Mensinger.
" u brockway ct al vs. d. II. Appeman.
James Dyke VS.. William Howell
y. Il. SharrettS ct al. VS. Il. c. Howell,
a. Il. Sharrets ct al vs. David Stroup
William Howell vs. James Dyke
wagner, starr & Go. vs.. William Petit.
Benjamin Hicks VS.. George H. Freas
Daniel Kline VS.. Charles Lee et al
W. *. Longenberger vs. Conrad Bredbender.
David Lewis vs.. John Diltz.
Cathorine He s. use vs.. John Stiner
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The election of Lane, Democrat, to Con :
gross, from Oregon, by majority of at least
1900, against 800 last fall, shows how tn G
people think and act when outside the reach
of Government gold,
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, November 3.-Three hundred and
thirty-two cities and towns, and nine to
hear fIom, give Rice $4,000, CASTOR Il, 900,
Baker S,94l, Adams Iva.
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Notwithstanding the general disaster to
our party and cause, We can point with just
pride to the result in Columbia County. A
majority of 2ll3 well entities her to be
styled the "Star of the North" and she re-
mains the banner County. The largest
majority we ever gave on test vote was
1896 for Piollet IN 1868. We have made a
good, square, honest fight, without funds, and
under adverse circumstances. If rottenness
and corruption is to prevail in the land, we
cannot be held responsible, for our full duty
has been performed.
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.Juries for Sept. Term, 1875
GRAND .uRORS

GRAND JURORS
BloOm-M. WynkOOp Daniel Bowman
Benton Hiram Ash, Michael Hartman.
Berwck-A $. Phillips.
Centre-Lafayette Greasy, Samuel Crevelpc.
CatawIssa-J. l.. shuman, Daniel Gearhart
Fishing Creek-lsaac Labour, John Wenner.
Franklin-MOntgomer Recder.
Greenwood-Eiah Klsner.
Hemock-Eli OIL, Samuel Ale
Locust-Joseph Sanders.
Miliin-Joseph G. swank, Samuel Snyder, W. v
Brown.
Plnc-Wllllam karshner Asher Fullmer.
SCOTT. X. Fowler F. p. Kelley, Charles Brovn
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Deaths.

KklCRBAUM-Dled In Cambria on the 26tl. Of
october, Mrs. Anna Krickbaum, age IS years ana /
days.
SClluiLER-In Madison, October 27th, Mrs. Eliza
Deth V. wite OF Lewis schuyler, aged II years, q
months and 10 days. '
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PENNSYLVANIA,

Philadelphia, November 8, 10 P. M.-Re-
turns received up to this hour indicate thai
Hartranft's majority in the State is about
16,500.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

M IEREAS, the Hon. WILLIAM ELwELI
w President Judge Of the Court OF oyer ana
Tcrmlner and General Jal Delivery, Court Of Quar-
ter Sessions Of the Peace and the Court OF Common
Pleas and orphans Court IN the goth judicial Dis
trct, composed Of the counties Of Columbia and
Montour and the Hons. IRAN DERR and ISAAC $.
MONROE, Associate Judges Of Columbia county, have
issued their prccept, bearing date the 18th day of
Sept, I'm the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sevelty-hve, and TO me directed for
holding Court OF oyer and Termlncr and General
quarter sessions Of the Peace, Court OF Common
Pleas and orphans Court, In Bloomsbury, in the
county Of Columbia, the first Monday. being the
9th day Of December next, to continue two weeks.
Notices Is hereby given 70 the Coroner, to the jus
tlces Of the Peace and the COnstabes Of the said
county Of Columbia, that they be then and there In
their proper person at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon Of
said 9th day Of December, with their records lnuu-
sti0ns and other remembrances, to do those things
which to their otiices appertain to be done. And
those that are bound by recognizance to prosecute
against the prisoners that or may be in the ia
OF the said county OF Columbia to be then and there
to prosecute them as shall be Just. Jurors are re-
quested to be punctua in their attendance pgreeably
to their notices. Dated at Bloomsbury the 5th day
(-D-) OF November, in the year of our Lord one
l.. ). 7 thousand eight hundred and seventy five
(-N-) and in the ninety-ninth year of the indie
pendence OF the United states of America.
Sherh's OGice, MICHAEL GROVER.
Bloomsbury, Nov. 5-tc sheriff.
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TRAVERSE JURORS.
FIRST WEEK.

TRAVERSE JURORS.
FIRST WEEK.
Bloom-A. Mcdowell j. Il, Wldeman, G. NJ. Brown
b. f. Hartman, James c. Brown, John Leacock
George Correll, 5. II. Miller
behtoh-Earl Boston, John 0, Dildne, S. +. KaTnes,
William Appleman
Berwick-llenry Rover, Alfred Bower
Brarcreek-lIcnry Doak, William l.. Freas. David
shaffer Jr,, Freas Fowler
Catawssa-B p. FOrtner
Centralia-James Dyke.
Fishlngcreek-Aaron Hess, BENJAMIN Colder Jo-
mas Doty, Josiah Hess, Jacob o. Wilson.
Franklin-John Roup.
Greehwood-James L. Preston, John Patterson,
Henry Betz.
hemlOcH-MathaS Whitsnght
JucksOn-Benjamln 81, age, Augustus Il Eyerbort
Locust-lIenry Beaver
Minlin-B. L. WOrlheiser
Montour-Wiam VI, Quick
MadisOn-GeOrge Beagle
MI. Pleasant-Mathias Klndt
OTange-George NJ. Smith, Silas Shuman Samuel
lIagenbuch, Mcuael Q. Vance
Plne-John COtner
Roarlngcreek-IIenry Hoffman
scott-Jonah Townsend, James Idce, Robert Ent
Henry CreVelng, Ii. G. hechner
SECOND WEEK
Bloom-JOsah Ralston, James Henwood
Benton-Charles Reeier william Holmes
Beayer-M0ses Schlicher
briarcreek-Aoraham Jackson, Joseph LAmon, NJ.
II, luttenhouse, John II Suit
Catowssa-chas KTegh, IL seesholtz, H. F. Clark
CeLtre-Isaac Cryder
Martin Laughlln
Franklln-Mlchael Manhart Andrew Lolrman
Greehwood-IheOdore Lemon, NJ. NJ. Appleman
Richard j. Ewes, ,Dlemer Davis John Leggott, John
GirtOn
ilemlock-John Miller, Peter s. Brugler, Matthias
Moore
Mt. Pieasant-JacOD Mellck
MadisOn-A, j. Carr
Maln-John Harmony, Boyd Yetter
Orange-sanuel Henry, Moses Everett
Scott JKeller, Huston Robson
sugarloaf-T. KIe.
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DRlNTER'S NOTICE.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,
EXECUTORS SALEl

70 Inc undersigned, executors Of the last Will and
pose TO sale on the premises, la Main townsbIn
Columbia county ON ''' "" ''a''p'
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, 1875,
at o'clock r. NJ, the following described proportv
Al mat certain tract OF land situate In The town.
snR sl oil Main Columbia county, Pa bounded and de-
a. @ IT, iUohai 70 WIZ Northwardy, by the pub-
nc 4Q leAlug nom Catlwlssa to Mifiln vllle, dnsI
mnitmly uy lands OF Daniel Miller; sOuthwardly by
pu,lE p5 Ioa1 leading from Espy 20 Mainyille; West
"]'N' " ''nuS oi george breisch' containing
u Acres OF Good Timber Land.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
JAMES MoALLARNEY
not no q. WA, ,LONGENBERGER,
wv" EXECUTORS,
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The Williamsport rubber company EN-.
ploy one hundred and two girls in the
manufacture Of rubber shoes, turning out
l,S00 pairs daily.
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The Democrats have held their own in
smother Virginia" and elected their ticket.
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SHORT GUT TO MEALTA

Chances for all Male and female agents ana can.
yassers Free Information and free samples Win
0'N'' '''''' ufro>y co 49,, F. o. box 1869
Nov. 5-I W. ' 'N "''' ~ l.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE


Il Al ETA "
B.ylrtuc Of an order o, the orphans court or co.
iumuil clunty. tn Undersigned administrators ~
~ the estate of Peter Btnor Jr viii eXpuse 10 pub
lie sale on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1Oth, 1875,
nc ten o'clock A. 81, the following described real e3
tate, o. wit:
A MEssuNGE AVD rRACr or LNSp
situate In Locust township 01lutvaf allnDp. al
ilnng Ion Is " Givrt 't'lt4,'r, David 5liut Ar
FISHER ami Jacob GibiA containing
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT A3RHS.
moro or less, saving and excepting four aaras Of the
aforesaid tract Of anl set apart % the wi l)w The
land Is mostly cleared wheIcOn is erected
Q Story Frame Dwelling House
und FRAME BANK BARN.
TERMS OF SNLE.-Ten per cent Of the one fourth
of the purchase money TO b. paid at the striking
down VI the property; the one fourth c35 the ten
per cent. ut the confirmation " the sale; and the
rem aiming three f1urths In year taerel ter with
Interest from confirmation nl,
LEWIS DOrY,
MICHAEL SrINE,
oct. 22.--ts. Administrators.
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SFTERIFFS SALES

DY VIRTUEof a wri,- Of Venditiom Ex.
ID pGnas and Fer Facas issued ont " the court
OF oomnJn Pleas VI columbia county, and to me III
rcCtCd, Will be sold at pubic Outcry on the premises
ON
RSDAY,NOVEMBER IS, 1875,
at ten o'clock a. m the following Re 1t estate towlt:
All tnat certain piece of grOund situate I'm scott
township COunbia county, bounded On the north
by lands Of \ SNYDER on the west and east by the
ing two acres more or less, whereof are erected
planning mill and all machinery and out building and
two dwelling houses.
seized, tlkei I'm execution and to DO sold as the
property OK snyder co
MICHAEL GROVER,
BlOOmsburg oct. /, 1875. Sheriff
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Election Returns.

At the hour of going to press we are un-
able to give complete returns, but such as
we have, we give.
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AY,NOvEMBER IS, 1875.
SHERIFFS SALE.

by VIRTUE OF SUNDRY WRITS ISSUED out
OF the Court OF common Pleas Of Columbia county,
Quarry Lots Of Jesse d. Rice In scott township at
o'clock, p. IN on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1875.
all that certain undivided onc-half OF lot OF land
situate In scott township, columbia count Pa, be-
quarry lot Of Marple Pursel ON the north by land
Of Aaron Boone on the west by another quarry lot
Of Jesse d Rice, known as the Green qil lrrv lot,
south by lands Of Aaron Boone and other lanls OF
Jesse D. Rice on which are erected two dwelling
houses sti house, stable, olce, hay scales ana slS
lime lilns, being the undivided One-half Of the quar-
rylot purchased by J. d. Rice Of Charles Lee with
The appurtCndnCeS.
The other undivided one-haf Of tho quarry lot
above described being the undivided one. half OF
said quarry lot purchasedby the said j. d Rice from
Peter snug, with the appurtenances.
ALSO;
one other piece Of land in said township bounded
by lands OF Isaac White the SOUTH on the east by
lands Of the Espy Lime and Cement so and others
on the west by land Of PIrse & Wnpies and The the
quarry lots above described, containing about four
acres
ALSO;
one wharf lot situate on the North Branch Canal
In said township Of Scott bounded BY lands OF Cant
Wapes g. W Creyellng' and others, containing one
sc d. Rice.
ALSO,
INu ulutT NIlIl lOlS Sliultp on tnp North Branch
canal IN said twp.,adiOining lands OF Can't. WapleS
decd, Crcyeling MOwry and others, containing
about one half acre.
ALSO,
All that tract Of land situate in Madison township
Columbia county, Pa, bounded and described ms fo
lows: BEGINNING at a pool on the Back Run rand
leading from lerSeytOWn TO Orangevl le in line OF
land OF Perry Christian, thence by the same north
turty-nlne degrees east fOrty-twO and seventeenth
percbeS to post thence by the same east hfty-One
pcrcheS TO a white.Oak, thence north ten degrees
east by lands of Samuel Meredith eighty-sX peIrhes
10 post, thence by same north thlrtytwo degrees
caSI fOrty-tWO perchcS TO post, thence by lands OF
william Welliver seventY-slX degrees west nftv-
three percheS TO a post, thence by lands of DanieI
WelVer south fourteen degrees west scyentv-sIX
percheS 10 post, thence by the same south siyty-
Two degrees west el hty-tye percheS to IA most In
he aforesaid road thencn by said road south twenty
degrees east ty perches to the place Of beginnlng
containing fty-Our acres and one hundred and sew.
enteen perrheS ana allowance, whereOn is erected a
frame dwelling house, large barn and outbuildings
ALSO,
Another tract Of land adjoining the last above de-
scrlbed tra.t OF land on the north Meredith on the
east ana other lands OF Wever on the south being
lands pul chased OF w. Welllyer containing about II
acres. ~ -
Seized taken into execution, and to be sold as the
property Of Jesse ID. Rice. "
Sherln's Onice, sherin
BlOomsDurg, oct 29,iS75.
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VNAS Agents wanted. Good chance for mai,
Or W 10, - lag money, to parties who devote Whole
sl0ns. send for terms. r. o. box 5GiS N'''''i''s-
Great American Tea Company 81 a M yesa,. CT \, y
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II THE MATTER OF III. E.AL r..
4 tate OF Birpn " WIples, late Of Centu
T|Nu.iItn. Columbia county. deco ispu,

II mo Ot NlT-On WIDIc5I INIe OT Ctnlt
'INusuip, columbia county, decgi3ed.
Rue On Hriv iJ Jr'vDi orrefRse He R'l Es-
i1ie at the ctltaio on or shoV cause rhy tht
same shouH not be s0d.
The commonwealth ot Pennsylvania to Susa nnah
Waples, widow, burton g. Waples, Ann Elizabeth
Wnplos, Sarah Louisa Waplc5, MaryJ Waples SUI
sannah NAPLES and Hannah Wallace Waples, heirs
Of Burton ". NAPLES, deceased. You and each OF
YOU are hereby commanded to Dn and appear before
the orphans Court OF said count TO be held at
BlOpmsburg On the first MONDAY Of DECEMBER
nest u. 1915 then and there to accept refuse tC
take the real estate Of said Burton W. NAPLES, de.
deceased, at the appraised value or show cause why
the same should not be sold
By the court. D. FRANK ZARR,
bloomsbury Nov. 3, lsIs, Clerk.
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All That certain piece Of ground situate I'm Locust
township. Columbia county, bounded by lands OF
George lluntzcl ON the nOrth OF John Kline on the
sOuth, OF George Beaver on the west, and OF -
on the east, containing one hundred acres more or
less. " '' ' VI
seized, taken into execution and to be sold ms the
property OF John Rhodes and Joseph Rhodes
s,...,,,,. MICHAEL GROVER,
BloOmsburg, NOV. 3, 1S75
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ALSO.

s, one 9ther Iot or land bounded on the north by.
Hrconu street on the west by Lightstreet road Oh
rt N.Y. aUttH ~ V. A. Green and on the east by other
property OF IL g. Creyeng, Leng-on second stTnet
t tuIu s on iIshtStfeet road, whereOn is erected n
Sci1ed ,t. maine dwelling aud outbulldlngs
property OF Ii. q. CTeveling " '0'u 10 'lc
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MARYLAND
VIRGINIA.

The Democrats made clean sweep.
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1 one M other lot Of land in said town. bounded on tha
gar Va m ~ Seconu street on The cast by ThOs W. Ed
A. Sreeh ana other property OF H. g. CrevelinG' be
nrss n.s ~ tet front l13A feet deep, whereon is
erected Two story frame stable ~ "'''NOn -
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ALSO

~ on the same day at two o'clock p. NJ, the follow
ilG @ Ie'!i ~ e5t'te m M VIII De sold on the premses
one lOt IN the town OF Espy bounded on the south
Dy Maih street, on the west by an alley, on the
@ @nortll Dy an aly, and on the east by Ot of William
9Ghechlerly being S2k feet front and 73l feetdeen
wing Wh9feoh Is erected two story brick dwelling bank
ana frame stable, with outbuildlngs 10 '''i'N
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ALSO.

-. On ne same day at o'clock p. NJ, the fooyino,
lSeS: fS ''i" Oh lAe prem
Al mat lot OF ground in the town OF Fsny bound-
~ ~ p tuc SouIh qy Main street, on the west by G1
hv o"ESt' oh tle hUrth by an alley and on tie east
Un i& & hie elGcted twO story frame dwelling frame
S'toie ahq qutbnlldings with the appurten nces
property OF Ell Hartman w " w So4u us INC
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rC On me same day at o'clock P NJ, the rooN,tno-
lSps: f''0 '"'N OIi tiie PREM
me pG no 4I Itat1 m S IN the town OF Espy bounded on
tIe AOltl " Main street, the east ~ mn ea, U @
NE south by an alley, and on the Wesf b % aeS, on
m i'i @ s, DelLg 90 eet front and feet iieep h"re
fraiH me- sto @ a 1M0 story frame dwelling house
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~ one other lot In said town, bounded on the soutb
~ ~, iey, on tile west by an alley, ON the north bv
~ Ieet front by ll3H feet deep whereon is eracf
ca "a story butcher shop ONCE and outbui dings
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w n y Eli Prize Package in the Worlds ls
II contains 10 sheets paper Is envelopes golden nes
pehholIer pencil, ,.patent yard measure and a niece
od m H HleWGrS Single package with elegant prize post
PAID, 25 cents Circular free. F'P''-
BRIDE az CO., 100 Broadway. N Y
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b virtue OF WfltS or Fler FaciaS, Alias FleTl Fact
as Nehd EH LevaTi Facias issued out OF the court
OF Common Pleas and to me directed VIII be exnosed
to public sale ON the premises on
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Wednesday Morning, May 10.
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Yazoo Barrett for Philadelphia via Ia
yana- EA Yorke
Z Ship Western Empire Grozier. for Liverpool
Lowell & Bailey
Bark F Mcclellan, Mcclellan, for Queenstown
Lowell & Bailey
Schooner California Comforter. for Apalachicola-
II Pohlmann
Arrived.
Steamship Margaret Baker, from Havana via Flori-
da Ports, to L X Roberts-1st dist IL
Lugger Clara, Seward, from Grand Caillou to mas
ter-2d dist
sTEAMBoATs.
Bertha Burton, from Washington
Ruth, Quatreveaux, from Washington
John A Wood Wood. from Pittsbarg, with ten
coal boats
Oriole, Carrick, from Lower Coast
Waloon, Ruiz from Lower Coast
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner Annette from Pascagoula
Schooner Geo Colmar, from Wolf ri-er
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BeIOw... Coming Up.
Ship Northampton. Trask from Havre March 18TH in
ballast, 10 Shutz eco
Brig Edith Hall, Bunker "a days from Boston, to
Geo Fosdick eco
Schooner ] G Craig, Woodbury., 5 days from Utilla,
to j Macheca
Mexican schooner Norma, Llada 10 days from Ia
bascO, to Avendano Bros
Schooner Clara G Loud, Fontaine, days from Car
denas, to Chafraix & Agar
Schooner Georgetta Law renee Brewster. II days
from New York to master
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans.
NEW YORK.
Steamship New Orleans Dearborn. ....sd May Is
Bark ) ID Carleton, Freeman sid May ii
Schooner Bennington, Edwards. ..--...sld April 20
PHILADELPHIA.
Schooner Collins, Townsend. ..-----eld May
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Gladiator. Jones .ldg April 26
Ship Sciot0 Mitchell- sid April
JERSEY. ENG.
Ship Seafower LIE Dain. April I
Ship Emma Olivier ....................sl sid April l
BREMEN.
Ship INLAND, Jaussen. ....-...........sld April 10
MEsSINA.
Schooner Robt Dillon, Blatchford. -......sld Feb 20
PALERMO
Brig Caterina Casei. Mar 16
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EXPORTS.


LIVERPOOL-Per ship Western Empire-4600
bales cotton 1890 pes slaves
APALACHICOLA--Per schooner California;
bbls pork ties meat 2 crces lard 3 bbls whisky |
Dbl oil Dbl dried apples trkins butter box bacon
Is pkgs mdse
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA-Per steam
ship Yazoo-For Philadelphia. 129 bales cotton 10
bales moss 2l3 bbs molasses l0i1 bags wool bale do
bbls whisky 90 bids boDeblack "a pkgs mdse. For
Havana 600 sacks bran 200 sacks oats 2O0 bbs -four
4O3 bills ccr1lmeal l62 empty hogsheads 46 empty
tlerces
QUEENSTOWN-Per bark F McLellan-1s7O
bales cotton
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L. GrOt,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

L. GirOt,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. II Camp street.
Has just received complete and varied Stock Of
imported
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
the finest and most tastefully selected assortment
ever brought to this city, which he offers
For Cash
at the very lowest and most reasonable rates.
He has also received full assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER READY MADE SUITS
and is prepared to fill all orders promptly and faith.
fully. Mr.. Girot is his own UTTER and there ID
none more accomplished. mh14 I'm
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Memoranda.
(By Tel graph

Philadelphia, May I8-To E. A. Yorke, Agent
The steamship Juniata Capt. Catharine. arrived at
1, this A. NJ all well. Sails the 22d inst. for New
Orleans via Havana.
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Imports.

| VERA CRUZ-Per steamship Andean-10O bales
coffee to Vorster-5O do Chaffraix g. Agar
| HAVANA-.Per steamship Tappahannock--327
hhds sugar IS boxes do Chafraix & Agar-45 bbls of
| fruit T M Conyerse-39 do Lamia