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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18
Of War.

We are afraid the Mississippi Cen
tral is getting unduly excited. Hear
it:
"The signs of the tines have a de-
cided warlike significance. Austria
is putting her frontier forts in order
the Khedive of Egypt is even now
striving to quell an insurrection Of the
Kokoons in the regions of the White
Nile, while Grant is busy getting his
ships of war in fighting trim. Grant
has had his eye OH Cuba for some
time. and the discussion of an unset
tied question between Spain and the
United States, of which the people
know but little, may involve serious
complications, and furnish a pretext,
fimsy though it be, for our belliger-
ent Chief Magistrate to crafty his
thirst for blood"
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18
Oar Opportunity.

We agree with the New York ITi-
bune, that il is in the power OF Con-
gress to settle the money question
this winter. 1t can adopt such meas
ures that, before another Congress
can be convened by a new President
in 1877, The work of resumption shall
be completed. If it adopts such
measures it will take the money ques-
ton out OF the next campaign. What
ever politicians may say about them,
these measures will then be so sus-
tanned by the people as TO give them
n fair trial, and. knowing that they
will be thus sustained, shrewd
leaders from each party will refrain
from assailirg them. BY adopting
such measures, also, Congress can
give to business that sure footing,
that confidence as to the future,
which, more than anything else, will
hasten a revival of commerce and y
return OF prosperity.
The Democrats can thus gain the
credit due for the just settlement of II
most difficult question, and take out
Of the Presidential campaign the very
issue which threatens 10 divide and
defeat hem. Even if sharp contro-
versv should be occasioned between
Democrats in Congress, it would be
easy aiterward to reconcile all differ
ences in convention, on the ground
that Il measure matured by a Demo
cratic House should have Il fair trial.
This would obviously be the sound
policy. We need not add that ii
would be sound craftsmanship, for 1t
would promote the welfare of the
country.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18
Lynch Elected.

Returns have been received from
all the counties in this Congressional
District. They give Lynch n majority
of about one hundred and sixty. This
includes the Washington box, in Adj
am county. said to have been stuffed
and carried by fraud, which gave
Lynch a majority of near five hun
dred. If Col. Seal can prove that
this is trne, he will only have to pre-
sent the fact to the House aud take
his seat. There + other grounds
upon which he could contest the
election: In Jefferson county only
ten days notice was given for holding
the election, when the law expressly
declares that three weeks notice shall
be given. 1t is supposed Col. Seal
will contest Lynch's seat. If he does,
there is little doubt that he will be
successful.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18
lrmel Murder.

The Forest Register mentions a
horrible murder that was committed
in Rankin county on the 1st inst. A
negro named "Buo" Kirkland stole
some clothing from a negro woman.
When charged with the theft he told
the woman to meet a la in an old
field on The following day, and the
matter would be explained. Unsus-
pectiug, she went to the spot at the
time appointed, and found "Bnb"
himself there. She came near. and
he bounded at her and struck her on
the head with an axe, but the blow
glancing, SHE was only stunned, and
ran away. But the fiend set a dog of
his OH her and caught her, the dog
holding her until he overlook herand
choked her to death. In the mean-
time, she was crying murder" which
drew the attention of DR.. Palmer in
a neighboring field. He rushed for
ward, arrested the negro, and took
him to Brandon, where he was duly
found guilty, and sentenced TO
be hung on the 10Th of December.
E#L
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18

THE heirs of one Buchanan are
about to bring suit for one hundred
and ninety-two &C res Of land in the
heart of the city OF New York.-E1.
Wonder if he was a relative of the
gentleman of the same name who
died i'm this State on the I'd inst?
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18

JUDGING by the expression of the
newspapers of the State Thanksgiv-
ing will be pretty generally observ-
e~d.-Ifmes.
Will the Radicals give thanks after
'heir grea. defeat?
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18

Every man receiving The LEDGER
wW understand that his name has
been entered on 0Hr BOOTS as q sub
scri6er, and he WiW be expected to
pay for H.. Unless lie desires the
paper he should return IL to this
office at once.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18

The need of "A we'll kept Hotel, at mod
crate prices, has long been felt in New
Orleans.
T, supply the deficiency, the under
signed rave leased, FIR a term of years,
the above ~Well-known and popular
house.
1t has been thoroughly renovated and
repainted. with new furniture and car
peting, and it is opened to the
public with every department in first
class and complete order.
Situated in the very centre of the bus
ineSs portion of the city, and under the
management of competent and altsa .
tive Southern gentlemen, and at { per
diem rate less than any hotel of its c. -
in the country, it offers special induce
ment to the Southern travelling public,
from whom it s~Olicits. and hopes TO re-
ceive a liberal PATRONAGE.
r. L. RIVERS & CO.,
NovIStf lroprietUrs.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18

THERE seems to be little or no
doubt Of the election of the Hon. j.
r. Lynch to Congress from this Dis
trict. 1t is said that an effort viii be
made to throw out the box at Wash
ington, Adams county. II this is
done it is clear that Col. Seal will be
elccted.--Samm1 Times.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18
McROY'S CHANGERS SOAP.
SO Hos FOX SO cts.

The ingredients to make fifty pounds
will cost but fifty cents and can be had
anywhere. No grease or lye required,
and can be made by Il child in ten min
utes. Any one sending me fifty cents
will receive, postpaid, Il family right,
with full directions for making the above
excellent soap. Address
WM. A. HENRY, Ag't.
Broukhaven, Miss.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18
NEW MARKET.
Good Eats for
the Public.
e. COCETA

Have recently commenced the butcher
ing business here, and are prepared to
serve the public with the very best
meats the country affords every MORN
ing. Having been in the business for n
number oil years in New Orleans, they
are confident they a give perfect sat-
isfaction to all.
Corn beef and sausage always on hand.
They will ais" pay the highest cash
price for fine beeyes and sheep, deliver
ed TO them in B~rookhaven. Nov 4, tt
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18
Il. Short,
Il. Short,
Montgomery, Miss
Begs leave to call the attention of the pub
lie to his stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Drugs

and all articles usually kept in a retail
store. My stock is well selected, and
bought at bottom prices. Highest market
price paid for cotton and country produce.
| hope by honest and fair dealing to merit
and receive a continuation of the liberal
patronage | have heretofore received.
Oct Oily
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18

HILL only received two votes i'm
Jones county. These fellows will be
ferreted out, you bet.-Ec.
Jones is entitled to the laurels.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18

THE BRooKHAvEN LEDGER suggests
Gen. Robert Lowry for United States
Herald.
Well, isn't the suggestion a good
one? Can the Herald name a better
man for the position than Gen.
Lowry? -
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18

1t is stated, on good authority, that
Captain jefferson D.. Howell, COM
mander of the steamship Pacific, lost
a few days since on the Oregon coast,
was a brother of Mrs. Jefferson Da-
Wis. He was a native of Natchez,
Mississippi, lived in New Orleans
several years, and several as a mid
shipman under the Confederate flag
with Admiral Semmes. The past ten
years he had been employed Oh mer-
chant vessels sailing out of San Fran
cisco. Some months since he was
promoted to the command of the
steamship Pacific for gallantry dis
played in rescuing shipwrecked peo-
Pile during a violent storm. Captain
Howell was barely thirty years old
when lost. A faint hope is, however,
still entertained that he may be
among the saved. 5
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18
People,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST,"
FRESH MEAT!

The undersigned. has resumed the
butchering business, and would call the
attention of the public TO the fact. L
will keep constantly on hand the best
meats the market can afford, and viii
sell it only at living prices. Beef, NUT
ton. Pork and Sausage in season. Come
and see me. 'Competition is the life OF
trade" Ny market will be open every
morning and evening, except sunday
Sent. 2-tt. LEM LEWIS.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18

MAI. E. j. CASTILLO, who received
one thousand one hundred and six
teen votes as a candidate for the
House Of Representatives from this
county, has expressed his intention to
contest for a seat, Oh the ground OF
irregularity and fraud at the Wash
ington box. His contest will be
against F. Parsons. Esq, who receiv-
ed one Thousand four hundred and
nineteen votes altogether, aud five
hundred and one Of them at the
Washington box. Natchez Demo-
crat.
If the Washington box is thrown
ont, as we hear it will be, Col. Sears
clectio1ris eertain.i
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18
The Legisln lure.

The following named persons viii
compose the next Legislature in this
State. In order to tell to which party
they belong, we set the Democrats II
oman and the Republicans in italics
It will be seen that in the Senate The
Democrats have twcnty-four and Re.
publicans twelve Democratic MAORI
iy twelve. In the House the Demo
Gratis have ninety-four, and the Re
publicans twenty-one; Democratic
majority seventy-three. Onjoint bal
lot the Democratic majority Is eighty
five:
, 1875-07-16
CITY REAL ESTATE.


lion HA1,E.wl1t HE'LL iinusE ASn Lot.
worth t9.w1 l"r II I'M n!lns wprt' s1nl for t4Do
J.. WHITNEY. 14d tABale-st.. haketptat.'
unHALE-4,uE ,uExoHAS1t,- -7sx1s, IA h'T FRONT
IN Michignn-av,, near Twenty ~ u at, Tor n'n
Improved farm in wisconsin near Usbkn+ti nr Fond
iii Lar prcfrrrrf. Thr Atnrc II ono If t,r finest
1irs,A of property in ChtrNSn. Nrne bu. rItncrAst
hpliy. JAC6n WEII. 4 GEORGE A. SEAVERss,
1bl nrarl,nrn-st.
l1un HALE-ltEST, on Observation-Disclosures,
L. Michigan, r1aifr, AstrsIsn-ays., Fnlton-At.
Hlehian! lark, 1f4ehwood snd winpetks. AtEhR8 Il
IT,, it0 WaAln9tunst-
1iluR AAt,E,--t,ii ExUHANnE-TIiAT VALUABLE
j = property III and 7h7 Nabash-ay., With II feet
'front.' Will dlrtfo II Il dcslrrtl afhfa bert offer At
oncr. JOEL I3fuEif)W. h'on4 !, 37d Htate-st-
1i,oK sA1.E-BTA1E-1T., NEAR ELpRiDaE-
ctrt, 2HsffH feet, cant frnnt, cheap: make mo an
Dftr. 70. vII;1tiiS0. 1s t+arbofn-st.
II,nn sAtE-noTToM pnICEs ON fRAT ESTATE.
L We h4ve buHeta III H'nth And Heat Divisions At
les' ifar cos, for cahh. CALL. 4 KhAFT, Isl Eat
%n*hinaton-Ht
FTUk sALE-WADAsTI-Av.-AT A AHACR1FtCR-A
valuable I'll Mat,as1l.ay. t!n1rpstd,. Wh1-
tSrr wlFhr% faTR1in can here fnh nn8 ]. ESA1Aa
WARREN. III ChAnslsF nf Uen,sMrret.
1NDR AALE-SHAlx', NO nELAY-142 WEBT
ltanlolthat.; a!f3, corner Atchrt-ay. and atate.
RI. and lrl feet m H:Afe, n"at Twentirtl1-xt nrit
whit. no sae to Iose. ltoom " 1+s Eat Mhdlsonst.
II, u, STONE.
, 1875-07-16
COUNTRY REAL ESTATk.

TiHoR BALE-FARM OF I7o ACRES IN THE ToWN
T. ot %aukesat, suttss from d*l"t, ~ tu%ut..' % m
proved, KuoI building. largo barn-eyesyt III Rpps
repair two large orrhasllH timber, and wntrr on
Wankcgan. Ill.
I NuR HALt-A GOOD STOCK FARM, $50 ACHES,
torated near Bloointngton Ill: well improved anil
irst-.Inss In every rtArect: cheap Auurcss ]. +.
EICCUJitS, UlpofuiuGtp1l, III,
, 1875-07-16

I INFORMATION WAETED-A5 TO THE WuENI..
1tauts Ut i. ususy fslthtrt ~ It will bc for hla
tss suulaty Itrsxs y cooperate In tha se+t$neat OF
4. t4'Asf IS & ...'y As VIZ H. 70 suYo, ot gsa!oax
lgi4 Any detective, Of uth4F Iszsou, ei7ne tAlxas-
siu Which shall Lad to biz recovery sail ~ suitably
ruxardet. Aaarsss ALR1oX QATR, lta l&2sAs,st..
Chicago. IL
, 1875-07-16
THE WORST or THE SCANDAL.

Sprclat Hlaputch "a The th1taeo Tribune.
sr. pAur. hlinn, July l5.-1tlton has boon en-
gagged to lecture noxt wintoE in St. rau. aud
minneapolis, aud negotiations are In progress for
Deechor, NTH fair prospect Of success.
, 1875-07-16
MEDICAL.

usNn BrnSE, III MADlsOA-sT., rlIlcAdo 1Ll-'
tf,.i. llt tLtpl4it sc1Aal mud rsiS4'e aseA*ett
Ertnnal wtasnr-s ard talsutery ternlaIthtt oateN
Meslleiuea .tat *terysltsa. cousu.s1 s14soa ~ - -
| HnSsd All lsttsrs conhdauAL. 6oof ssxs
texss Iustrstad4 e4d c1{rpl4sa 9aet $500 ~ sE
stsubt u. Btous u ehs only spsss1s ~ 10 e'T S@s
Il ~ llass III 1edictnA.
, 1875-07-16
MUSICAL.

vHAN1cH + uAEH pJAhO8 HAfk No butE.
/ riuss w unsr tbsm u law psisss seoo oPs1aas
IL tri.t Il Is. DkWlTf, lod stase-st. -.-
ta:tDAn WIZ. Rs'y HlsANn NEW AND
ti.rs. 1rrf.su,,u t4As, ayrsts s.las4msps, Fssuch
to f f1n ats sSya es.3sS sa
~" nsnuf.:tuIam Idcs 3iuo, foE Aase, with staol
covs pries ~ a.. tor ass r.
..si,n,s.a sslo u NV ysrk. AANIIAH, ssatis;4es
tV.ftn H1l-Ay
, 1875-07-16

4 TTESTION DHY-GOOpI CLEHK8-TtE re-
n taii dy-goodA certn Of this city ara re1ueated
u meet 1t kln's HILL, S54 south HA4tedss, Hnnday,
July Ia, At o'clock =. 1n.. "a business Of great I'm.
rortanct to every ono will le ffan8actol. No ons
should tall to atteul
, 1875-07-16

C1aohmeu. Tenm stors. &c.
Ct1IrATION wANTED-A9 CJaCHMAN: THO.
t''IRh!y nn1rrkaniIN tho tuainess; willing, usr-
~, Alid frllas'l"; careful driver. Apply to Mr.
FARGO, ~ Madit,,n-st,
StITfATIUS WAKTLr-DY An EN1LtAffMAN
- a. tosrnan and gardener has had lnng e1pert-
of1ce.
, 1875-07-16

fr.udulanly Fsa Aftax dseFse. Ten ysaES'
pfsrties u 10 eoaxs of phtaso Aadssa pust todaos
box 1851
, 1875-07-16

Y4NU KEST-SiCELY FURHialiED 1un'Ma. WITH
or without x,arA. kihGsl,try Block. ltsu-
dol Ii street, near Clark. Apply at 1oorn 80
ri 10 DhEST-l:LIIiASTLr rERS1sliED ROOMS
j Fr,rea reduced. M. +, 155 anl III FIN, avenue
T1yO liENT-vEIY ItEAHANT l1oo,IA IN BRIcK
l. building rAeaIest rent iu chlcAHo. l34 Int
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE or GRA7z NArHAN

THE NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH or a WELL
KNOWN LAWYER.
Gratz Nathan, the nephew Of eX-Judge Car
dozo formerly assistant Corporation Attorney, and the
welLknown receiver IN Ring cases. attempted suicide
by taking audauum in his Office at No 81 Broadway,
last evening His family became alarmed at bis
prolonged absence from home and going n search
Of him his brother found him MS office suffering rom
the audanum. which taken. It Is said by his
friends, by mistake. He was attended by physicians.
and removed 10 his home. He supposed last night
to be out " danger
About 1880 D. M while officer Budl OF the Third p
lice Precinct patrong his beat on Broadway near
Murray-st.. several persons drove rapidly down
the street and aushted opposite No. 81 Broad
way. They asked the officer TO ring for the
Anitor OF that building one OF them said ne was the
brother Of Graz Nathan the lawYer VINO JcGupi'u s
Office on the third floor Of that building and that be feared
that the matter with MS brother because
ne had come home after business hours As was ms
custom The janitOr opened the door, and the officer
,3mpb", hrotler onened the office door with
tctal darkness. OGirer Budd entered frst, and
Northumberland Graft Nathan standing near inner
ms arms around him, exclaimed " tratZ l. u TOO .at7
light was obtained ant Graft Nathan. who appeared
very much excited. was asked what he bad
done. without replying he turned rs BACK on
found upon table . half gill vial labeled "!audA
num-" Only few drops remained II u. PAy'-
J. c. Hall and Or. Getman OF the Parz
hospital arrived Being asked how much laudanum he
mad taken Mr.. Nathan indicated that the bottle nal
been nearly full Dr. Hall gave him hypodem c lnjec-
uon and made him drink large amount ~ coffee. A..
The patient showed no signs Of exhaustion or surer-
ing ana when the physician took hold OF nun to lead
MN Ia chair no shook aim OF. saying can walk as
well IA YOU can" Mr NAthans brother and friends
were ayerse to giving information, and they even
refused 10 tell the officers where the patient resided
From what he heard ana saw, 10 the officers I'M
preston that Mr.. Nathan had attempted suicide and
had sent a note TO bis brother or family az
fer taking the poison, expecting 20 De
de,d hefore they arrived. The physicians
xpre.e no fears concerning their patient, and said he
was out Of danger. Ia an hour aiier he
VAS found Mr.. Nathan was taken nome Dy
| No. hrother II IL said that Mr.. Nathan
had been greatly depressed by the loss OF his wife who
died days and that THIS was the cause VI the
| attempt upon bis lie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES n BROOKLYN.

DENOCRATIC PRIMARIES ~ BROOKLYN.
The primary elections for the purpose OF
eieetng delegates to the Democratic General Commit
tee OF BROOKLYN were held from to p. H. yesterday
In the Eleventh aud Thirteenth Wards the elections
broke mp IN disturbance and IN the latter the returns
were destroyed From the other wards the following
delegates we're elected
FYrsi-Wlnsms Lawler Francis Howard
bso9nd-Hugh Mclaughlin, james Duhl. Doug ertr ~
H. Osborn Eior Clauncey Barnes Jas D. W A'
F0urth-T Dakn. " s. Le-ch, T. = henderson T., H. D1i'
ff0hJudge g. Walsh. J. MclATtF, J. hrTugln, d lviL'
SLItA-P McGuinu T. N-rius james Dunn.
ssusHfh-i. H. Fiyun Dennis Siattery.
FtJlla-John Caflsu William Mafphy, Dauiei Ryan
NHta-R. fUrey Peter Magure.
D. &. Byrue. L. Lennon.
Kere-ifs--HOnt o DOunell. Joun Auginu
ItceJth-J. v. Howmgn, John L. Quinn
TAirpsntk-M chaeI shields. John LuSrrT.
.strteena.-ADdfew Beck, BERNARD DuhiEg.
Standardization touT. John Hogan.
EigAtssHfh-Wm. Helmus. Ohas Wells
Nfne.eentl-Nc ABmen, Samuel Guthrie
Treunlh-Thos. Murey NJ. MGloney.
y.arsf-John Peterson. John Giibertscn
ssoJHd-John Delnar Patrick OHaIa fml ATiea
Ionty-gtrf-Amos p King, X. Whiteside, John wilson
Tioenfy- Z. ". Bk, p Monaghan, Jas MurihF-
Tnesa-aGh-Jsmes YORK, Rer A. Hoefef Peter nli'ap.
Neio LOis-J Spencer, Z. W. Hamilton, Joles J. wife ~ "
Palmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29
GOVERNMENT FEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TUE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. d. c.. Friday, Jan. %, ISL D. n. }
gtgrOpsis for me past tWeutV-fOitr hours.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TUE CHIEF -IGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON d. c.. Friday, jan %. ls15-l a. NJ
Synopsis for he past trsntV-fotr hours
The lowest barometer now extends from the
Cur states nOrtheastwari % New Eng!and' from
whence eastward falling barometer rising temperature
cloudy AMI rainy weather prevailing except partly
a. snow IN NeN England
The pressure has increased rom the Ohio Valley N tho
aKs aud the Northwest ith winds shifting u nortn
west or northeast, generally falling temperature ana
clearing weather. Heavy rains have fallen IN tennessee
The Mississippi RIVER mas risen at Cairo ana MempAls
and the Cumberland 10 feet at Nashville The ONO las
fallen at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
Probabilities
cDuring Friday IN the tiuf states Tennessee, and the
ONO Valley, rising barometer. falling temperature
northwest winds aud clearing weather, Which
conditions VIII extend the south Atlantic states at
night
10 the upper lake region. the Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys, ami the North West clear or
partly cloudy weather lower temperature thau on
Thursday. north or west winds and higher barOmer.
In ne Hife states and tOtcer luke regtOa tciRds resr
fng north and east generally tOosr temperature man
Thursdiv higher. roOoed by faLtHG barometer, ~
creasiHg ciOHdess and cToeps parity - S"0" "a
he latter and Asg- York. -, -. 49,,
For New -Rngland, winds shifting 20 northwest and
NORTH falling temperature, rising barometer sud tom
pOrarly clearing weather. .-,. -, r;,,.,ur,,
The ONO RIVER well commence rising az fttsnurRh,
the Cumberland at Nashville. aud the Misslsslppl AZ
CAIRO and Memphis Viii cOntinae rising , -
CautOnary signals are Ordtfod IL tue sVaViV"' i'''"
Savannah to Nsw York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29
LATEST SHIP NEWS.


ARRIVED.
Steamship on D1miror ser tcmoaf CT POINT -ad SoroA
sith rn - lli ua.s o. ~. DJmI nteI.nslia 20.
steamship baey. Haeis bosi stb mdse W Aetropob
steAn.h Ftehurg New Be Ord With adSs 'so
SUP ca Ger J. B,cEemsau Hamburr 40 5th ui'e'
BaIk Lu - W DlbAL
SAILED
Bremen CUB. haf4l 3D. arats. of
Ssvannssi bernula v Cover 81 .eOSn
WlSL--suas-t lzht V. 2. tA,s and aiming
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Poprr.sp Jan. 2s, u.s Fmrc'Ha ~ NcTiors,
Noruau;ou Tor g. 'ohn car Prescott To-. N'ro4 N- schrs
stst.'n. Tor hranonl h. a Icy 't "'iofei "7s9
Cg,RrsTox Jan 2s-Arived Eluator piiaiei
ma. ,1nr Anne Freeman rum
Bo.r0N Jsa 25-Arng,d ste.mshD Ah1-hrl, q m f4AiaI
s1rs Nhie from London Below -'nf George Shep'- IRON
Galveston. ,5..,
SAN FRAsc5co. p Cleared. hT sse shote Tor Liver
PTvszy Ga Jan 2sArrred ship william Brl from liverpool
Jrk; bsrsz IA. hOuil. for AeS-s'E t~.au of
Baltimore Arrived q b. ,.eals-p rs-ltor i-l He' 20 a.
Isx Liverpool ,als Martha ior ScApf' ieAAe \"
FORFIGN PORTS.
Havana Jan 27.ATv-i. 54ra Lla rgn Nev re- rig hi"
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