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Rich ii Richardson,
and others.

Rich'd Richardson,
and Others.
b. virtue of decree in this case. vii
bc s.l.! a, Sum.cr Cuur! House, on tho
::->. Mondr;. in February next, between
ci.i.;y aud one hundred negroes Of the
estate OF the i2.s :::alt. Dow Of Claren
don. decd -
Terms Of sale, one ,hir.! cash; the ba
i:::cc o.: i o;c.;!t C: ono year from sale.
w;:!, interest. ...c purchaser giring bond
an;l o"c eovA personal security. and a
mortgage. or o:n.:ins the mortgage, at his
option. aud Substituting Two or more good
personal securities. such rs tic Coramis
&c. may approve. Purchasers TO pay
%. ail paI"-'.
Rs ",IcT oi ,':c Court.
jobs y. MILLER. Coa'r Eq'y S D.
D.ccn,hrr 3i-.il-c.
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TsxAs-sANTA ANEA

4 The Nalcez CGar1rr pusiishss fTHt 'a...''
sfs.n Jous ~ Rots, ,acfah~r o! 's "a i"-'
prace, srd : gentleman we'll aee,4s.l,.... 1c
cayesnrcH,, lsadsnE .s.en. &c. o' 1',a' -"
osiecs o. This eom,aea,eat'oa ia an f9.es
,,s,i5eu C itch led to G,e rsteasr .! SAsra 4
nscasate ,hs, has cxe,isd scnrrsl afon,
,hsss interested ios ,lc xestare Q. :. yousg Hc-
Ysh,,c
i, IS .,a,ed ,has she captive C. = :: --ari' no
ppssS 1 yisit 10 Eash,a -toa, Ia ,- '"ed'1'
,i.,, Of TIC President, kSsweca - owa, ana ,hc
TeSsaa geverna.rst, srI it,ai l.. P' pcss# &C
knea}cag,as ,ar Independence OF tae 'a1s''' or
asxsnGaz to ,he ,rceipoos.'en q; that ieir''o'!
ui,. The Un.ied States ] hr Ne1'eaas, !'a''HS
ra;,sei 10 hold sny aegoc1aoa ~'':' Te1as, ia''ush
sssT. Ass., q. Iors az he should sr /" P'i5'"tr.
,.sr,a ,,cccSsssy l., Ssser TO 4yaii ,:srsssci' .
ap- 1aaospse shea t.e na,sa. -rsa, ,s's' .'o
elaa.a kn srs Al i.hcry ssose eaeee'a.', - '.'
.ssn OF esiee, would sEf'Fs ti's hs' Oh S'A'f"
t;e.i. aacr hs,ng :rJueea 10 The 'an@ q; '''raie
c.,3Yru he aoad treoaSr siiictiy sait"seas -
,,s.spasr ike .s.ios ,as ,hc eies.nG 'e's a'A'
cs ,hip oeispusicaiien.
4T's1r people q. rezss arr saS'oos 10 tern
,s,rir wsr 'thr, .s.aa t. itsc at peace VISA '''A
CO. They Gsssre mo,i hesf.ity 10 ss'a'''''' 'hs''
ery4csot.s.al, sod =, rosehic, !" a""' c i.''' y
10 src own mon. I.vY coGiJ hatcl. h";-' :.
s.,a.a ihr,r obsces, whi!c ,hr. hcid thr care! Z"
thrir sasg,. "a thc hota6s C: imPfs"a"'ent ie
have ,acsets,c, q spit'i ai Glsg.Aat'a''i' "'
.Yfrisg o.! All rrs,s.. raontEf,, sn"' 'Hir.'1 ''''
4, a,,s i.orry. sse pse5sr 81 his S"''' "' "n''
that tic MA. .hsl. tc ief.n'"a'd, 'Lai ie"e' 'A
BIZ restored that sisc 'ri..'ons 0' a''! at' -
xh,o rh- /! t.o tr.iarcd sad cbcI.s!sd. u eei@'i
L,sr, sou9 avail ,i,en3 l5ta. .p sr c'e 'i.t;., 3
fortea 9, az, Tic pfespeci oi sG'aa'hse u "''
hsnn shall be irs''zsd, ,iic aSsrass si Ffo'! :
,ssss aeace x.!! ioA open ti'efs-~' d'tsFi'e"'' q
the exsssa;i2is oi tie civilized no''f ~ y" ''s
90. ,pot, ,i,r,r rarras, .od bim .-honI tuv; '.as
conn.r.sd ,sry csn conquer aga
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TsIW GOODS.

....S. =. = s.s.S.lG
takes this method of informing the ladies
OF arnhen AM! its vicinity, iha! she has
ius. received from New York, an! is
now Opening in the house on Broad street
io-mcFly occupied bs Ih"s. Warren. ana
neatly opposite .hc Mas 'n'c Hall, fine
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Jan HI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-20
. Dffr.

In this town on Thursday last, aficr lingering
illness, Mr. Nathan Burroughs, son Of the late Mr.
william Burroughs, aged ~ years.
On Friday evening, Mrs. Rebecca t. Rundber2,
widow Of Capt Nicholas RUndbcrg, and daughter
Of the late John Irish of iddletow ased - years.
On Tuesday the l2h inst. John Croker Oldest
child OF MIR John Whitehouse, aged . years and
months.
At Tiver,ou on the sth inst. Mr. David Hambly
jun, aged Is years.
In Wsrrep, on the 26,h Bli. Mrs.. Ruth Bowen.
widow Of ne late Mr. James Bowen, aged II
years.
In Warren, on the ID inst Mr.. Peter Richards.
aged s6--a Revoluliohary Pensioner.
n smiihhed 2iih " Mr. Arnold Mowry ID,
aged 30 years.
In York township, (Ohio,) Sept l7ih, Benjamin
Cole ESQ. fson Of fchsbod Cole, Esq. Of Warren,
q 7 aged SO years. leaving vife and fsnily 10
lament hirn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-20
From the Daily News.

STEAMBOAT DISASTERS have become so
ceased to be noted as matter of neus
They are considered almost every day sf-
fairs, particularly at the West, as we find
by referring to our memoranda for the last
month, where we find no less than twenty
three recorded, attended with loss Of life
that is truly frightfuI. Within the last year,
upwards Of one thousand lives, have been
sacrificed on the Mississippi alone and it
is estimated that from two to three thou
sand annually perish in the United States
by the carelessness or Encouragement Of
those who are entrusted with tie command
Of steamboats,.
Mr.. Grnndy is richly entitled to the
thanks Of every phiIan,hropist for his
prompiness in introducing bill into the
Senate, which is calculated to be productive
Of grea, good in preventing the occurrences
Of accidents with which we are becoming
but too famiIier. For the sake Of bumani-
iy, we trust the subject will be acted upon
a, once. We give an abstract Of the pro-
posed regulations from the Pennsylvan-
ian:
"a 1t provides that owners Of such vessels
shall. make a new enrolment, and take out
new license: and all transportation OF
goods or passengers in such vessels - pro-
hibited, unless this requisilion IS complied
with and for every violation oi this section,
a peual,y Of 500 is incurred; the steam
boat - he seized and proceeded against ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-20
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday. Dee !,

W =. ".
Reported for the Boston DAILY Adv and Patriot.
At Market, 575 Beef Cattle, POO Stores, 2OOO
Sheep. and $50 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-We quote extra at 90
al first quality 6 25 a CTS second quality 80 a
6 third quality 25 a 5 25
Stores-Yearlngs a $40 two year old Is a 20
three year old 20a 2S.
Sheep-Lots were taken at IS, 90, 81, 9 II,
2 81, and $50
Swine-Lots to peddle taken at l-2c for Sows.
and 8 l-2 for Barrows at retail, Q and 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-20
NORTHKTNGSTOWN BANK

A Tshe Annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF
"A the Norihkingsfon Bank. on Monday the ooh,
inst the following persons were chosen Dre.tors
Jonaibah Reynolds, Ezben Sanford. JeiIsry Davis
Pardon r. Hammond. John =. Wbltford. Chrirt,,.
pher Allen. Joseph G.. Ssnford. William Baker.
jeremiah q Ctadsey, William q. Hammond, IL
bon Sanford IT., Nicholas spiuk. Daniel Stanton.
William Browning. Eliphalet Young. Allied Tn
dixie. John }. Reynolds, and William Holloway. jr
Aud at a subsequent meeting of tie Directors. Ion
atlan Reynolds, Esq, was re elected President "A
ssid Bank. y. r. HAMNOND, Cashier.
Wexford. Nov. 2l, 1879, 3w.
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H drrtg D.


At Portsmouth on the 7th inst by Rev Mr.. Tay-
lor, Mr.. Levi Tallman 20 Miss Amey Tallman.
In Warren. on Thursday evening last in the
Bap,is, Meeting House, by Rev. J. G. Welsh, Mr..
Nathan l.. Maithewson, Formerly of Warren,) 10
Miss Susan Wightman, daughter Of Col Daniel
Wighiman, Of Darlington.
In Bristol, On the iib inst. by Rev. mr. Bristed.
Mr. Alfred Luther TO Miss Charlotte G. Piiman, all
ofthat town.
In Providence, Mr.. John X. Wood, Of Cranston,
TO Miss Elisabeth Conform, Of Johnston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-20

the present high prices be maintained 7
Since 1884, The price of flour has nearly
doubled. Can those who are interested in
the flour trade explain the cause of this e.
normous increase Albany Argas.
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NEWPORT ACADEMY.

YuNIIE subscriber would respectfully Inform his
u friends and toe public, that tho Newport A.
cadcmy having been recently put IN good repair
and an fnsincttess provided for the Female DE.
parmeni Is now open for the reception Of puplls oi
both sexes. Instruction will be fiyen in the Eng
lsb, CLASSICAL, and Mathematical studies, commonly
taught in Academies, the French Language &c Ne
Grateful for past fayors he respectfully soliciis
a continuance Of patronage aud hopes, by giving
his undivided attention to the business OF insirnc-
ton TO give general satisfaction TO those who conhde
the instruction of their children TO bis care.
The Winter quarter Of the Male Deparimentwill
commence ON Monday. December itb. Terms from
81, to 90. per quarter Of IL woeks.--gT Extra and
opiionaI,-for French OF Spanish, aughl by pro
fessor Of Languagcs, S6.
J.BRIGGs, Principal,
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AUCTIONS.
NOTICE.

IDROPOsAI.s will be received at the Office OF
n the Commissary Genera OF Purchases IN
Philadelphia to furnish materials for making ARMY
CLOTHING G. for the year 1888, aud for sundry ar
,cles ready made as hereafter enumerated, VIII
Blue Cloth, "a wide, died in indigo, and in tho
wool
Sky Blue Kersey, 6-i wide.
Unbleached Cotton Shiriing &c wide
Flannel of cotton and wool, 75 wide
Canton Flannel. 81 wide.
Unbleached Cotton Drilling. "a wide
do do "a wide
Blcnchcd do 81 wide.
Uniform Caps for Dragons.
do Artillery md Infantry
Pompoons, white.
do scarlet
Hair Planes.
Bands AMI Tnssals.
Aigpilcu ties, (whiie and Yellow
Worsted Sashes, (crlmson and ,elow.)
Shoulder Straps for Artillery.
do Infantry.
Brass do do. Dmsoons,
Epauetls Non Commissioned, Stall, Infantry aud
Artillery.
Forage Gaps for Iniantry and Artllcfy
do Dragons.
Laced Boo,ecs. pains.
Leather Stocks.
Woollen Half siockings
Woolsn Blankets g feet icng,2 feet wide, weight
four pounds,
Saddle Banketa
Plates and Tulips Tor Dragon Caps
Infantry Gap Buples, Plates and rulipr.
Ariiery Cap pla,us and Il cannon.
! Felnnr Axes,
Iaiches.
Drums.
Wall and Common Tcnt.
Swapping knopsacks
Spades
Worstcd Binding and Cord ofaIl kinde, ard p,ns
sian Lace.
(Tle quantities and number Of these articles viii
be determined hercai(er.)
Casks and Cooperage for one year, from ist Apr',
1888
| The whole are TO be of domestic manufactured
materials Patterns Of all the required Cotton and
Woolcn ClohS and articles, are deposited I'm The
Commissafy Generals Office in this c,'y, for ex.
animation Samples OF any of the Woollen FEd
Cotton Cloths viii tc sent 10 any manufacturer on
application TO this Office, (by MaiD and such m
formation in relation 10 the goods as may be de-
sired The Bootees are tobe oi e,ghi sizes, ana inc
Cans of fire sizes. The sizes and proportions of
sizes viii he stated In the contracts. On the sam
ples and patterns exhibited, the contracts viii be
founded and inspections msdc-and no article WIZ
he received tbatis inferior in the material or work
manship or that does not correspond in every ic-
spect with the pattern on which contract Is found-
| ed. .
The supplies are TO be delivered at the Y: States
Arsenal near philadelphia for Inspection III cquai
monthly portions, and the contracts arc to be tut
filled on or before The lst day of July, 1888
| The Proposals must be In writing, sealed and en-
ldorsed Proposals" and must reach the office Of
the Commissary General Of Purchases, on or be-
fore the stb Of January, 1888. Security will be
c. IRVINE.
Comnissary General Of Purchases.
Commissarv Generals Office,
Philadelphia, Dec. Sih 1887
dec. 3l-iJS
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JUST RECEIVED,
a FRESH SUPPLY or
DRANDRETz's vEoETADLE
? 7 = . s..

AZ VOSE'S, No III, IH0Mes-Sk.
For the hast " months have sold S7O0 yoith Of
Pills, and only one single individual has found ,l,s
least faolt with thea. while hundreds in this ,oa n
can testify to the good effects that they have received
from them. and are willing to be referred to-
None genuine on this Island estept those sold by
VIM: = Vose, tho only aeso, lor r. DraDdrcth. NJ.
d. Tho sales on Mi. Island ar. SIN II, in cotnparson
with The rest Of lhs state. For the last year FOUR
THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH hos been sold
IN the State Of HhodeIslapd ~ the sales are iicrsss
ing daily strong proof of their goodness
SS Look out for Conn,erfeits--th are plen.y
for sale. Bay Of no one excspiihe authorised agent
Dee. 9Th, Gm wSV.
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HAS BEEN REMOVED from kno~lcs
III Wharfio the Old Stand in Green sfrcei, lor.
merIy occupied by seatury ~ Tennant wh,re he
will be happy TO receive the orders of bis OLD friend.
and customers, to whom he returns thanks for ieiI
past fayors and solics continuance Of their patron
age.
II Orders len az above--s bis stable in Pelbam-st
or a, his house IN Charcbt VIII meet with prompt
attention. Passengers conveyed 10 aud from the
STEAMBOATS,. a. nsusi
Nov. is,--G
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those laws sf the United States which nave
been enacted 10 preserve peace WIN lore
90 nowers. and to fulfil the obligations of
our treaties with them.
The second section of AN act Of Congress
passed the 2O,h April, 1918, provides, that
no person, shall enlist in the United States
60 go into the service Of any foreign power,
or procure any one to do so, but the law
does not prohibit transient foreigners with
in the United States from going on board
the armed vessels of any nation with which
We are at peace.
The sixth section prohibits the fitting out
of any expedition in the United States, a
gainst people with whom we are at
peace.
Heavy penalties are prescribed for any
violation Of these provisions.
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I-PTAX NOTICE. IN.

TUyIJE Subscriber. Collector Of the TOWN
TAX, voted in June lasf, hereby gives notice
that he has commenced the collecting Of said Tax
and respectfully requests all those indebted. to cal
and pay the same wi,hout delay ut No. ., Markell
Square. ii. Z. MARTIN.
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SOUTH CAROLINA LRGIsLAIuRE-DE-
cEMBER 5.-Report of the Special Commit
ies on the Currency.
Resolved, That in the opinion Of this
Legislature, tits expedien, that the Revenue
of the Federal Government, he SO collected
as ultimately to sever the Government from
all connexion with the banks.
Resolved, That in the opinion Of this
Legislature, the Revenue of the Federal
Government, should be so deposited, kept
and disbursed, as not to be connected with,
or used in banking operations.
Resolved, That it would be unconstitu-
tional, inexpedient and dangerous, to in
corporate National Bank, to manage the
fiscal operations ofthe Federal government.
These resolutions were passed by vote
of 100 to 90
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The great ship Pennsylvania got under
weigh from her anchorage off Chester, near
Philadelphia. on Sunday morning, and pro-
ceded down the river in fine style on her
trip to Norfolk, where she is to be coppered.
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u N ID If CEI AMTIW.s-
GIAE I,h OVERS.

III UUST received nj the LADIES ORNAMEA-
~ tai HAIR EMPORIUM, No. 1871
Thames-srect. great variety OF the above arfclcs.
Of the latest fashion, Suitable for ladies' Winter Hats
Alsoa supply Of German, Paris, ORNAMENTAL.
HAIRWORK: with many olhe fancy articles too
numerous TO psrtIcuaFize. Ladies Of Newpor, aud
il vicinity invited to call and examine the above
articles. 1J- Don't forget the number.
Nov 1sh
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any District Court Of the United States hav-
ing territorial jurisdiction of the offence.
District Judges are authorized to appoint
Inspectors of vessels, boilers, machinery,
&c, and to give TO the owners certificates
of such inspection.
"The certificates of inspection are to
state the degree OF pressure under which the
boilers may carry steam, aud they are to
test the strength of The boilers by the APP
pllcslion of hydraulic pressure, equal to
three times the pressure of steam which the
boilers shall be allowed to carry, and state
in their certificates the result of their exam
ination.
duplicate certificates are to be made
out, one of which is to be delivered to the
Icollector or surveyor of the port in which
the license has been obtained, aud the 9TH
er to be posted in conspicuous part of the
steamboat.
-"Once in every twelve months, the hull
Of each steamer is 70 be inspected, and the
examination and inspection of the boilers,
&c. is to take place once in every six
months, and in each instance the certi6-
cate OF inspection is to be delivered TO the
Inspector or surveyor of the port in which
the vessel has been enrolled or licensed
At every time the motion or headway Of
the vessel is stopped, the engine shall he
kept sufficiently in motion to work the
pump, and give the necessary supply Of wa
ter to keep the steam down in the boiler to
what it is when the vessel is under head
way, under the penalty Of $500 for every
offence.
"A sufficient number of lons-boats or
yawls, according to the dimensions of the
vessel, are to be carried. They are also to
provide, as part of their necessary furniture,
hose and implements for extinguishing
fires.
"The masters and pilots of steamboats,,
except those navigating tide waters, when
descending any stream in the night, when
the descending boat shall come within one
half mile of an ascending boat, are 10 shut
off steam and permit their boat to float up
on the current of the river, until the ascend
ing boat shall have passed. After sunset,
lights are to be suspended at the stern and
bows The penalties incurred by the act
may be recovered in any District or Circuit
Court of the United States, within the ter
rltorial jurisdiction in which the offence
may have been committed, or in which the
owner or master may reside,
"All persons employed in navigatin.
steamboats,, by whose negligence or mat
tentlon the lives Of passengers may be lost,
shall be deemed guilty of manslnughter, and
upon conviction be sentenced 10 confine-
ment a, hard labor for period not less than
two nor more than ten years."
SOUTH CAROLINA LRGIsLAIuRE-DE-
cEMBER 5.-Repor Of the Special Commit
ies on the Currency.
Resolved, That in the opinion of this
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

A great variety of books suitable for Christmas
"a and New Years Presents, ANIMALS. &c, are
for sale by w. CALLAHAN.
Dee 2Oh
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Nrw-YonK Cattle MAaKrr. Dec. Ilth.

Beeves-The supply Of Beeves in market inclu
ded $50 head, of which number lis we're from th'
south the sales reached 5 20, at 81 50 80, aver
age So the 100 lbs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-20
One of the New York papers spcakin,
of the late Bank Convention, saws;

THE proceedings of this humbugging
concern are pretty much like those of the
man of fashion who said to his dun, pray
call this day three months, and then-I will
tell you when to call again.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-20

WHITE WORSTED.
YHNILIEY & HAZARD have ON hand, al.
n most Thirty pounds WHITE WORs-
TED, winch they viii sell at Five Shillings the
pound Dec. 18th
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-20
EDUCk WHEAT in bbls and half barrels, Just
y received and for sale by
Dec 18th SUEFFIEED * BELL.
For Sale, or to Let.
DIR. j. j. D'WOEF.

y EsPECTFULLY gives notice, that lac has
HI removed to this place, and now offers his pro
iesslonal services to the pubic lie has taken the
house next South of the dwelling Of n. > Ruggles,
Esq, on Wain-streci, corner Of Ann. -.
Office in the hou.c. Nov. 29-u.
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WANTED.

A girl TO do the work in a small family. apply TO
N GEO, G.. HAZARD.
Nov. %.
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SHIP IN NEWS.
PORT or NEwPoRr.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY. Dec 14th.
Brig RomuloUs, Mauran. From Savannah for
Providence Brig Phebe, Baker from New-York
or do.-Soh'r Canary, Cozzens, from Bangor for
Wanen.-Sch'r Darius, Baker from Philadelphia
SATURDAY, 10Th
Sloop Here, Read, from New York, for Prov
CLEARED.
Sch'r South Carolina. Martin Boston.
Soop Lara, Davis. New-York
Do. Mayfiower, West, Fall River
Do. Hero. Read, Providence.
Rienzi, Heath, do.
MARINE MEMORANDA.
Cleared al New-York on "Wednesday, Ship
Annawan. Tooker, for New Orleans.
Cleared at Wilmington, 9th INST, Brig Leopard
Wade, Jamaica.
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WM. p. SULLINGs, Secretary.

THr WHEAT CRoP FOR IS35-6-7.-
Statement of Flour left at Albany, Troy &
Schenectady, from lst September TO the
close ofnavigation in the years lS35-36-37.
1886. 1886. 1887.
59O,213. 557,O4O. 72s, s,s39.
The wheat coming to Albany and Troy,
is included in the above estimate at the rate
of Eve bushels for barrel Of -four.
The above statement shows the quantity
of -four arriving at tide water, from the first
of September, when the new crop commen-
ces coming to market, to the close Of navi-
CATION, in each Of the last three years. The
quantity coming to tide water for this peri
cd in 1897, is greater by lbs, ,626 barrels
than Cor the same period in 1885, and it
exceeds the quantity coming to market in
the fall Of 1886, by III ,799 barrels. The
average price Of -four during the navigation
season in 1895, was S6,5O-in 1886, 80,
and in 1897, j, probably has been about 80
per barrel. At these prices, The quantity
brought to market after harvest and during
the continuance Of canal navigation, 10 each
of the years before referred to, will Yield to
the -four merchants the following sums. viz
1895. 59O,213 barrels at SO 80 S3.s36,35l
1886, 557.0i0 " at 900 5Al3a60
1897, 72s $50 at 9C0 6,55955l
The crop Of 1886, that is, the whea, and
flour coming to market from the first Of
September 1881, to the 3ist of August 1897,
q v less by $4,000 barrels Of -four. than the
product Of the previous crop Of 1885. But
WITH on importation from foreign countries
OF several millions Of bushels of wheat aud
"'hes grams. and with an abundant crop Of
-"ea' ana oil the coarser grains, as well as
~ every description Of vegetable food, and
WIN nearly 130, 1000 barrels of .iour ALREADY
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PRIZES AT 137 TuAMEs-sT.
Within few days the following prizes have been
disposed Of, viz
30 81 81, prize Of 100 Dollars
2 I3 IL, 100 "
"a 33 ~, " 100 +"
3 z 81, 60
be.iJes many smaller ones.
Call aud Try your uck in the following Lotteries
that draw this week, viz
Draws THIS DAY,
Maryland State Lottery, Class 26.
Cap. $2S, 600, Tickets s 10.
Tomorrow, 2lst
Sussex County Lottery, Class ~.
Capital s1Q 900, Tickets -.
Friday. Dec ~
LITERATURE, Clsss 81.
Cap. $4,000, Tiekeu e..
Saturday. %.
VIRGINIA, Wheeling Class 2.
Cap. s25 900 Tickets -.
All orders enclosing Cash, or Prize Tickets, will
be promptly and con6denaly attended TO- il address
ed TO - u NObEs.
Dee iJh 1874 Tlrsmessi.
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THr WHEAT CRoP FOR 1S35-6-7.-
Statement of Flour left at Albany, Troy *
Schenectady, from lst September to the
close ofnavigation in the years lS35-36-37