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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-29

RESOLVED, Sd, Thathis Conreatiou con-
siders Ucqujcsceace IN the measures Of Con-
gress, col'cd tie Compromise, as tie settled
policy cfAe pcople Of Mississippi, as midi
dted ly that clection.-Minority Report of
he late Convention.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-29

Ray- Hon. Joshua Baldwin, for many
years ReeoEIeF Of the Second Municipality
Of New Orleans, died ID that city on Friday
evening. last Of apoplexy He was in his
56tb year.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-29
LANpRETH's GARDFN sFEn

THE largest and best selected assortnT.
of David Landreth's GARDEN SRE6
Growth of 1885, ever brought to Coluu.
bus, to be had at JAS. JONES eco
Sign Negro and Hortar.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-29

fHAHE Undersigned HAVING b..-
ss..ess g : 3, =; LEIGH, -deeeasssss ned e.
estate u pfesenf them. III 60 asaiest
asf of tney VII be forever ba,ss,i pfesef6sabv
de3te q hissestate 10 come - fas. and iosis
Immediate payment. onward and nal.
?. POWELL
Jan. %, 1852. 43-ow : = EcKFORD.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-29

an Dease tie eailol.
date % tie den
That each these candidates VII g
minated by gula sional Convention
Of his party
That but two STAT and perhaps only
aAe not be epresentea n fias eenven'
4 That. on the Wing side, tlle clioiee Rli
h. between Fillmore and Scott thong
Tones. Of Tenn, is beginning g ge talkea g
and NAV make a diversion 10 tue geneiaa
scramble
5. That the struggle in the Demoefasie
party is shaved down pretty much % aseAs
test between Douglas, the candidate Of the
yonnr Democracy, and William @ Butter
the fayorite Of the Free Sellers under Benton,
Blair, and Van Buren,, and Of q few y ullln-
ers on the other.
6. That the fight in New York between
Barnburners and Hunkers, and u. Pennsyl-
vonia between Cass and Buchanan, las been
carried on with such bitterness, and has ex-
asperated the partisans Of the different can
didates in such a manner, that tits highly
probable there will be nothing left onstle
winning side but beautiful Kilkenny tail
Buchanan will carry hisown State under pro-
test. and Marcy New York in the same way;
a third of the districts Of these respective
States being against them out and out, and a
respectable minority in. the remaining two
thirds withsa vengeance. Dickinson and
Marcy are now no better friends than Cass
and buchanan, and for this reason. a new
man will, in all probability, be selected
Douglas has now the best chance OF being
that man.
I. Among the Wings from the Northern
States a strong preference is expressed for
Scott; but have not yetheard single South
ern man join in the expression Of such
sentiment. It is, nevertheless, possible that
Scott will be the nominee of the convention.
Kossuth leaves tomorrow for Annapolis.
If he would thence travel comfortably thro'
the West, hemust drop part Of his suite
sap sal. LE DIABLE BoITEUX.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-29
LANDRETW,S GARDEY SEEN

JUST RECEIVED. WARRANTED. Cro9 :
y 1851 For sale by JAS. BLAIR +.
Jan sth, 1851. 49-tf
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-29
Photographed for the N. o. Picayune.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER ARCTIC.

Ah14bA4 w 041kA44EA1s d4s044O.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
PH1LADEIpH1A, Jan. 21.-The Steamer
Arctic has arrived Cotton is firm, At an
advance Of nearly one eight. Sales for three
days q, 900 bales FlouradVaneed one shil-
ling Provisions quiet
Nothing Of importance in political afairs.
FRANCE.
New YORK, Jan. q. France continues
quiet
STE NITR AMAZON BURNT
ore Handrsd Liues Lost.
NEw Y0RK, Jan n The steamer Am
azon from Southampton, burned OF Sicily.
Over one hundred lives were lott
CONGBEs
The Senate hasogd 81 Sc e BE as-
sianment Of land warr q % 81 crossed.
CHARGE "a COPEN HAGEN.
Andrew Ogle, Of Pennsy Igania las been
appointed Charge Aanires e Copenhagen
CORE ESP0N DEN 3 CT
Tie core pondencs between Com loF
~ aud cas- one, ia relation q BE iat
aihcnty oszpth us been called
q aloHon House
s Won't
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-29
COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI /;
Thursday, January 30, 1852.
The Popular VIII.

RESOLVED, ID. That his Conrentioa
deen's Il right and proper that tuH ,ceight
stopla be girea IN It's action to he wiU Of the
majority Of the people Of Mississippi, as en-
pressed in the election Of September last IN
regard to the slacery question.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-29

E1~Tho river is on a stand; weathercloudy.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-29
GnTLERY.

1000 Gross Knives and corks ofallfkinds;
5000 Dozen. poeket Knives, !, ?, 3, !,
and blades;
1000 do hears and Scissors;
500 do Razors Butchers, 'Rodg-
er's, &c,
.R,,t.l.e-e } p LII - So. l.r,;,.ar.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-29

~ III y tTOUUlo-.
500 Boxes Tn Plate, charcoal brand;
800 do Leaden Roofing Plate "a Z 20,
100 Rolls Iron Wire. cliaFc Gal brand
200 Gross Kettle Ears;
Sheet Zinc. Pig Lead. Bauca Tin;
Sheet Iron. Sheet Brass;
Copper and Brass Wire, Rivets, &c.
TN IE.4RE GENER.ALLY
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-29
Guns, RITES 8 PISTOLS.

500 double barrel Guns,
500 single DO;
$50 double triggered Rifles, including
Western celebrated make;
200 pair pistols, reyolvers aud single
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-29

Your obedient servnnt,
JOHN NORRIS PEAsE.
Ag't Am. Col. Soc, for Miss, La. & Ala.
Mobile, January, 1852
PS.-Will the secular and religious pa
pers of the Southwest please copy.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-29

VIM, Rowiand's celebrated 1iill' and
Cross Cut avs;
Pit avs, Circular Saws, Back Compass
aud other saws;
$50 steel Corn Mills; with and without
500 dozeu ofIee Mills
Gin Manufacturers goods;
Sheet. Cast tel Screws, Butt
Hinges. Glue, Anger Bits. Bris-
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-29

"a e.
brouahs then spsize nto San Diego, ans
delivered tlie. into the hands Of the whites
AS preyiously ated, mataal law bad beeE
Id tie county, and IS soon as ths
prisoner s brought d the volunteers q
canised court marhal to try them Un
like the usual practice Of courts marital
- -. ia hnnnfL nf y trI
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WhRlerA.

Sailed from Sew Bedsd 81; .hp Rhafi Michel. of Ssa;le.
bet rem Ed..HoSn Derel PacGc Ocean blks lafayette A.
len and Drntaron, Hs,hevzJ, d.
At GrAnt Canary Sos Cevo. Aaltn Of Orleans 70 bsl.
81 Esite bcqsn. o. %. Ceaa E-hol SAITH o. Trsro. d.
saHue Cost sHlik, o. ProynceoWn 20 BIS o. Walker X t.
OF Do 20 Heard from short p<evo1s Madera
Aueis Hors o. sandwich. - btls.
rpctsn-Ocf - lar ~ so1E bLrk Kahicen Allen Of
bedsrt or Indian Ocean
Oct g. a. loHN, o1s 81 50 w ba-k Lessle Homes Of AsI
from Mystic or scuih Atzr:ic
sasee from Eds,tOvn .A ship cs;,sbs Ot S.ntuist swan
Psohc Ocesn
Sailed rem Re JAHerO rob All; seseo~er Bsls Sr- BsIori
salet from Para Nov. 3. sA7 Coaer Ho~nl S-- Be4sfl
go ttk 81 o. 70, cruise M LAWSON.
has returned hone Of n h-A He reports the hs
FraIkn Laie, q NeS Bstost saay
tosl Gmilships
letter on NJ Feb q bark Tsneio. Y iI-:oa Of
Iordol reports her Hoaouu Oct H. fan had II
wkAies
sAled from ZEuzba SEPT Is hak CA,he-so,i of Wssportl
Allen ~ls "a bois. - o., ior Cost O. Ar1hla-
A. At3tra lnas AUG IS Esha Dg.bar of Ss- BEDFORD e
-, w.t. so It's G, oS Cols: o. Arthla-
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Foreign Ports.

Asayraa 1t hsrt So Era szh r B..on sa--s ey-a-
~ not saet s7h - bas So - 40 S. osTk loai
a, MAis l.; mt, brs sryrus. sprssu- sr SLY
ID IN Trieste 10 u Arkaass- fof ps
Ffsisrd
Al Pseso e bsrfs GooS@l HarrEsr. fr Brusr-
lie Merry Een, S;ovef IN Nsrs;e York d.. L4er a
sesrs ia 30 iog Bostor ,- Yo~k "a
Aarcc Zoo SesP aa3 Jo-sylns Er f5r A. Do: C.ns,i,
"a of Ns~ oresfr d. Frarcesca. IS 90 10 90; 81. t
lsasao snt Gass-irns- ior Ns~YCrK. d; b. n Pcos
ANoepl 81 fhi.Eoegei. o.; Care
NOV i, t-ss Nam ts.l New lcgk ia E.e fN-.n 40
Sth tsrks Ssn Prc. 6eA Oresrs C.f-rr. s. =,
ms SNypo i>esP Sc~io-k eth bs5ts Marlar. C.,z,b
%, A. harNty CosS. ftd-pa4: PsicAao s.rt1 Ne. a.
eA eff tfsnion hecroe bo-fons fElia. Orex-s
- - fsSS-SA Ne~-fork "a E-s' b,sk ss-EAa Boz
CO, s;NEo Nov. IS. Aark C4ihcgsne UpAan opo-.e
A. Aaoa att Nov =, as ferse-. Cosaz; ". Yen a
Dosicn -' N'0s''' u 60 70
At ssenos AyTcs Oct 81 sip Mary Gse,, Ev-r.-, q, c..
- AA Nir "a ituAlusou. o.
V'ssf, as tea- 81 Oct "a tsfk CAica Hs~ara Pos,o-
Al hkvfe th Gta-hf ~N ~
WiAAns, d., a. Gays Beatrice wo.sa IN ~. o.
Lfnee Alef, " asisins, d.. ttYs ar4 ofk-r
Nst ieHnas To iast, h q falyrs f-t - -, 49,.
s.eri hai srd 70 hess Agaachaoa . AZ -
SUIT cay ne na'io an vel u The uAoe = "a
AZ b. .iA ~, ship Ccrfo corda rAsrFe- A., -. -
stt me Csfislss 81. had dot AL A. -. a.. p, - -
~ - -
AS DOHaaso c,y ls at, d. l,s sars Coil q, R..,,,
trr asys. ~ - -'~f-o1
Al Az csyes ich MT, H. tos. AA.A supoe e,- - g
soson <adr1 h'.ai i.ys-- ife ss1 ns H. 40 al go.
a t~torc - - N@-''s
Al ~, aa rrines i.A not, HE ssoa msx.., a.,
ith cAr John rsyic bate 90. a.. g.
INA SD pessns, sshf Wa Ressrs Nhsr.l H,.,S-
lsps sss syslea ihs sHh. h. - Al sa '. "a '''
sss''s' th n,i, est kslsa, fssAAAs s ss- fesl as
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nTpkRTSEsf or -Tars [
December - 1856.
fco~rs information has Gated tbs Gov
The Nnste- ~ Her Cako4c Mey, and . now pt
lrlti or lie benefit of a, couc-lred
LIGHTHOUSES Of HE COASTS OF SPAIN.
ErDa0e BrEEir.
LfsliouEsf tie Coof 81 rs CaEf1sTian ScaIhe-e t15
att Duea through the Dfar Of NAM ;h-
conglcliet b. the Ministry Of Pubic Wo-ss
Crcum-,rua Loracu the Ocs OF three new light
house, which have been tu he coss Of IL s.Eh Penn
by the corp OF Road Cans. md Pot Ensnser rest % vh
folowirf notices have been written;
L0Afhosge TIE PINT 4 Caps IaniciGe0 Prycscs IF
Btay and atef the 2Isi O. Arust thee WI Re
htfed Egh IRON the the NJ th- =
the Lhhouse bait the POINT Ct Cape AachcAsco
northern the >paEHh Peninsula. IT, L1hoc s.ucd
the Pania &c, De "a Gaea " latitude ~
and ozs;1de o 70 of tie ObeEyaory Of saH
Fern.uGo The apparatus n the first ciador ras fssne
ffeady ,hf. va'ied By scntaons q Intervals O. nr
urutes Eghf 4 natural color elevated rs Clsisn feet
the level 81 hsh Of tides and be
distance of ls.s mle-
3D. Iislfi1Es POin del FRtrfe ds 10 Gaia. Prerrce 81
Broy This lshihouse established the eastward
ofthe Conaa Port sils;eo IA es west 81 cspe M
chsheeo laiate D. 3D. and loaaiude - ~ east OF
Ob.ervaoy FernaHo The apparatus Or the fourth
oAilGroPc cas - sh steaag I'D II natural co3f eevai
eTel hEh ~ euuotsi vaes
and tie tsni frci ne PrHc q "a
lbs Light poluCes. strictly spakns taa-rai or reeetn
extending distance Of 81 nile; bot WI ory
be ss aIsshle tl cse. d.starce, ul4er
lsyC4stc un,tAnces Il he atmosphere
IicifdCEf Pei az ~ Cr1t11lIhis H. lt
house situated =. J. ilte 81 - ~ and o-Ftltc o. 2 =
Fernando Tie hight the lu
Css;ar ei, and -
afus caiado class FTse pot-cauE revolrsls
Esh b t.tance o. % MI n
The Light fhi- Lighthouse VAL be eyod ior IL
tin the 18th Of August neal.
he published OF royal osef Tor Ee "a
ma ~ O
Nssrid. Juy i, 80 GEORGE LAsso DE IL VEGA
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PASSENGERS Arrived.

h. s'ss-sLp C,yaJ Meaelssfer PhaaSe Ae frs- L,sfr
peei-Mrs. LoDios and children NJ AID
Mr. Burton Campbell ehd and infant sr 1asOn
John Mosd Nj and Hasm NJ and Mr.. Holf,es NJ A.
d Ro-s EDWARD Jones Rev w Hnckel Nj Brown, ii Surl
mns. Rho; Cesscn Mr. Dempsey Inozas Dnsn M Iodd r.
Bayara and children; NJ Hornef
Geshis Ibcsoa Pnay hae- w Arro~snlh NJ
c Robin Mons lsPo Mrs. Lsaey and
Mary Sarah hcCuskln, Ms Ja Free
nSn, Bradbury Stella Freeman sss EnyEA Freeman
Ns Ixrrcr NJ. freerxn John HeN eft, l. Cuaa
ham. WH Hale Charles fresman Jos Ro5ersoa samuel Chs
Ene yosser W Chf C. Nosaaa, A Boasseas NJ ani Ars
Aioors.
IN ,fes~shig Canada, sddifieNslJ AZ Bot0a ro. Hasr
Cart Conaos lo shP EsiBoge et IA and chld
Messrs Harvey. lesser Hust4d More k-r Casino Daie
Hsritea Mr. keeseT ~ es Ar robn, i~o Misses Tota
NJ. Boks sni vie, Mas Boss two A.-es BalNA-2l.
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Arrived.

s,-srhp vnse SNn Nils hOa Navy Rsy passenger. e N
iones 4 Jotnsea
steamship flarda, WccdeaA, from Ssvsxaah Dee - 20
l. A'sAsA Passed River m shp Hartford aas az
ENcVi.
steamship uaoa. Adams. sron cbaresau Dc Is a.
r. " ~th aase &c 70 Soaegd. resson 1rtaeI ou
SIDE - The ig Ee hours
Shr JOAN Adaas, 81 Frcvpcerxn1 srh Is dsys ou, J,
eocce atd lswcot TO Besk A kaUAarJl
Scnr fvchte, Wstcn day. cora Il nasr
schF hlfatetA >eAsove ; days fnoEa igssA oyster,
scar lases'y, FAR, days doT Ph,isirlpAs. cssl
SA S~oane Andsrsoa AD d.Ss i0al Nns a. pn-wsi
ser Soesa lFsskhn Hawkins lsys from ysn4 e.so.l
sesf' ino !sylor,S dAys from N,rsisa, p.as~ood
>pFssue " N~''N"
81, WaAsn eodNs, so9eel. days from Mho Del cora to
sesr ssscH Soiiss DAYS IRON ircA ne corn 70 rau-s
Nayks~. Ia eos a Co ~ -~ '~-> !"
frorssf fsa~an. ksaney Provssss a>ss al yasca.rs
RkLow-l shF IN The E's,sra omss
wLsD-SE. srd hssh-ilioA sassSe The H.ol
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NJ, vopp 1Auy TR,BuNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER &c. 1852

-,r,,. .,y'o--.r- RI ron sr4 o. w. Ys,s Va. sd
an ~ - I. b. g. r. f=frn Wv ~
So ss-a cas ~. -, p C-rOsse, Co, r." - ~
Fosrn lasl - aly. ,r L
rcifc.
AL Rot. - a.l 81 ~ ~ olr-s, s1Dl-s, a0r He@r
Ase. - 4sys -. l..
Sid rom - Jsbns ? lsh st mr. sekr cosose;' '0'
- g. y,b= ?. .zs, n. S-rs nosln- ves0r' l. -
a. trf .rt 49,
=, vr.rt.. 10 fas oa Se~ Yea Tor flnzt'i
49, Is.y.lu al 80 Ses torA, CO Sd , Chia-a
Pef..sr1. Ne- Yea.
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HAMgUpc. TUESDAY. Dec. !. 1852.

Oren weather fyors the liquidation of previous onracts
OF CLevrRsEED for delivery by craft aud rail The whole
quantity with few excepons arrived aad IN course
OF shipment TO France, Belgium and England. we have
White and about 5oo tuns Red but 30 great las ady
been export that stocks even smaller now aa 81
the CONNIE nc Dent OF the season
during the sst few days there was more disposition
evnced the part Of factors TO quit Red Bohemian tor
which they found buyers 10 the extent OF 100 tun st -
TO A. but Slean could not be had In the same proper
ton as porters lees inclined TO submit TO
cess;ou, so that its value is nOminally 81 70 AZ
White has again extensive demand chiefly by Eng
sh buyers who paid 40 - 5o l2f 70 4of for common
Up ne and u 10 81 tif TO iof Tor extra aud picked
lots that would not fetch these prices last week
While TIMOTHY SEED is more plentiful and cheaper, say
% an G. fine new TREFoII would command greater
price probably 20 al. and old u TO lsl. CARRAwAY
SErp &c lis slowly at % 0S0j e. cwt tree on board
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Snnken.Ar.

IS ia, 05 In l. o. trs Ccaducio- b rom NasA
ro-'cn. ani Ca ST. 70 az.
Dec - Cape Cod W Is e sap >stouJ ron Bosoa
FOR New Oreans tine s.rsh FROM Boston
Payta.
Dec 50 ne OF cape May Arrow lBrl from Pc.
Haryfou Rosd..
Dec - ~ ToytuEas hps cArs-a curer ElAr2 All Sofh
Aisnic. Cook iron Ne~ Orleans lof LverToO.
About Dec IS st q r B. schr syoe ron = Iohns NJ r
AutirAhn
Dee s. south Shoa 20 r1e. sh2 showEs q Wits
Gas with = red square tie cer:er touad South
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Markets. ..CAsEFrLLY REPORTED ron tbs TRIsuNE
TUESDAY, Dee g.
AsiiES-The market is inactive; prices sre steady
SAes Of bis. at 81 So for Pots and s. 75f0r Pearls
COTTON Is very unsettled and the market shows much
egr.sty in pricea The bak Of holders are urn AZ Old
prees waiting tho GriyL az the Pscifc vale SO bales
have been sold at !6sc decline.
FLOUR AND AEAL-Our market is easier for the low
grades Of State and Wes.ern Flour, the demand manly
for the home trade and the East Spectators have evnced
strong desire rea,re and prices lssc lower TIE
bulb Of the sales made within quotations The
hade are quite steady and do not offer freely The better
sTsdss arc dab bat steady Canadian easier aas Il freely
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Receipts Of Produce. Dec. g.

Nelc- York ard Eris RGdrod5-NO bills received.
Nee- York and NsE- Harm Raiiroad-FOr two days-Su
packages Parer - Shoes us do HAS ~ do Clocks
Sol packages Cheese is do Butter 20 bbs Apples 30 sacks
Buckwhea Flour 10 bbls Eggs 90 sers and box Copper
2Hogs Cow Calves 10 packages Leather casks Lard
Dbl Potatoes do Cider bales Wool 100 packages Dry
Goods II do Poultry Is do Irvine DO Tobacco, and III
do Suncrice
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Iasr0E r-r 49, bafi - AIR. b-ir y - ?, q
s,oa AD st.r;ss 81 s,ai- bl1n.-r 49, - Bfi ,ira
-a ,-rssf ~ .sssh Nell. Dana !. tsl.irl3lfsA,
va - ( C. szraL WORT eeo-se.o~a c lrlaa r"e1
= 49, " ru.--s G. .rh-s Fav4. so G=7~se As y
xess. ca ~ sct-a. re-l ~ He-- Pg - $500
ca Iaia Ns7lfP - 5sIs p Cc1fi Hf'@a ars- l.
a. NsraInora-s Iftasa Nev fors
sAIrN. D. - Arr b. r ,rtro- BatE.rr- 49,
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PulLlDELTElA, De- s.-f-rir-f sap - 'nn1la. IA
80. Nv Orls. PEI. WAN F1er-o Co.. Hlat
80 -, ru gsit.- t,-1 hp C;g o. - fora hau-s' B5
rep ifr Jisr oe gan Bra4-r %. s. JON ? q og-eF,
pzurr A0vf Sfcas SCARE l. q NM Leet- Furti ny
an Glssf. Le-.cr, %
chsre1-Hsr Coz. vorho'ni B1vi- - Tom rns Ds,fa
tB,--al ys-s6sf- kuvCa. a., srhr r. H. Hhly, coroa
Cku.rrcn.
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TlnanciaI.

DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Semi-Annual
~ InteIest filling due in TN, city the lst DAY OF
yANU AIRY, 1855. on the following named Securities will
be psid and after that date the office under
HHad % RPns m "a tie PTPPeF e1sP02i w 70,
BANKING PURPOSES issued in 1884, being toe sL39O
TIE H. STATE or CALIFORNIA, seven per cent Civil
THE BONDS OF THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH
Penn Issued TO the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Com
TIE BONDS OF THE CITY OF ALLEGHAyY.
PENN issued to the OHIO and Pennsylvania Railroad Com
THE BoNDS OF THE CITY OF cHILLIcoTHE
Ohol Issued to the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Co.
fHE BONDS OF THE CITY OF sTEUBENvILLE.
Ohol Issued 20 the Steuoenye and Indiana Railroad Co
THE BONDS OF TIE CITY OF NEwALBAyy
urdians Issued 10 the New-Abany and Salem Railroad
eTHiE FRANKLIN COUNTY (ohiOl BONDS, issued :,
tie G9luiItvs sHG Asni1 Kes!To.d Co. per cents
the Cleveland Columbus AID Cincinnati Railroad Co.
TIE GREEN COUNTY jOhio) BONDS. issued 70 the
TIE STARK COUNTY Ohio BONDS fSs Issued to III,
OHIO sni Penrsy lvanis Railroad Co. s per cent.
THE HIGHLAND COUNTY (Ohioj BONDS i.sna5
10 the Ohio and Pennsyyania Railroad Co Ter cept.
THE BONDS OF fHE COUNTY OF AITg CHA
v The ROSS 6oUNTT C6hio) B0Sbs issu.d to the
h aT a aTa ERsnI ra, RSIosd Co. cents
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Co per cent, :"
The BONDS OF WASHINGTON COCNTY IOhioA
irsd TO the Marietta ard CINCINNATI Railroad Co per
TIE ALLEN COUNTY Ohio BONDS. is.aed to tie
Ohio era indiena Railroad Co Per cents
The ALLEN COT MY (ladsns1 BONDS issled 70 tbe
Ohio and indians Railroad Co. per cents
TIE cHAAPAIGN COUNTY tohioJ BONDS, Issued to
the Co.1mtus and Piqua and Indiana Railroad Co Der
TIE VAN VERT COUNTY (ohio) BONDS ;.,ues
20 the ChIo and Id ana Railroad Co per cent ~
TIE CRAWFORD COUNTY iOhio5 BONDS i.,,ad ~
IT, Ohio and Ind ast Railroad Co. per cents. :"
THE COsHOCION COUNTY (Oaiol BONDS i-.,.s
20 the siegterylLe sud Indiana Railroad Co ~ 80
TEE oHI0 n, AND ! D. PESNSYLyASIA RAILROAD
TIE INDIANAPOLIS AND ByIIPFoST,rrr
RAILROAD COMPANY MORTGAGE BONDS. : Der
The MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAIrpo.n
CONAN fEk CENT MORTGAGE. ROSDS
III iHE "a 81 IN ~ AND MiCHlGAN RAILROAD COM
Ihk siEI BEAElLLE AND INDIANA RAILROAD
C92NNFF1B1Fff IF EaE I'm NJ MORTGAGE BONDS
S0MPANf RIAL ESTATE SPECIAL MoRTGGGe
TIE BoSDs OF THE SEVERAL ro,,,,,,r,r,, -,
TBI COUNTIES OF JRFFEESoN HSRR HiShirS S, ~
S AKAHAS n, cCsHoCToN, MUsAINGHAM, AND
Ral-osc CemysryNew-Yors. Dee 27,5 Is51 @3 iheiana
"IAsLoW, LANIER L Co. No. 81 waI+t
Oh PER CENT. INVESTMENT, --Two
81 Houses or 2lEtt. near Ayenus A r.. -,
are -ch 81 ioursforr bal. Of briex with Cro ~ -
sI hsrt 80 He ret foE about 600 Prce each
E z. MILES Co. No. IS Walls.
NOTlCE.-Pians, Specifications Fv+;r,..a.
~ .nd Popessl WILL be received on or no.. 80
O. JANIAk1 next a. the construct;on 81 ID ps1 ~
49, IA a. 3 tae terminus Of the Turnpike Read on
&c Sa snore near Cape May Lixht- House eI
non zee ,hors INTO fee. OF wser a. lov a.
Ia .slfon q Easneers d called to Lhs notice ASdss,
! E, dEaAS & HILL i MARCY, Committee
TIVE EASTERN BANK. Of Wa,bing,on
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PHnApE1pHM MAskErs-Tuesday, Dec.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETs-Tuesday, Dec.
2sThere has been but little business doing to-day In con-
seerce of the uravorable weather There far de-
mand for CLovERsEED and further sales OF 30 bush pre
quality have been made At S. In TIMOTHY and FLAX
sEED change. The CoTros market Is dull and inactive
In BREADsTUFFs there is less activity the private advices
received Yesterday being favorable the telesraphc
accounts sales OF GOO barrels OUR for export at . o&
= bbl and 200 bba extra at 50 5 There ls moderate
inquiry the supply OF the retailers and bakers at - 6t
S 70 for common and good brands and s. 8Il0S6 i24
for extra In RYE FLOUR and CORN Meal there Is no
change 10 notice . 80
The dc und for WHEAT has suddenly fallen of, and 70
effect sales from yesterdays quotation would
have be made. No sales reported Corn s IN GOOD de-
Iaapd and bush yellow sold &c sost OATS meet
IN active inquiry and zoo bushels Ponnsvae sold AZ
Csc a. bash in store In COFFEE there is better feeling.
and upward of oo0 bags Rio have changed hands fnl
rates exact terms not made public. The demand for
WHISKY is limited Ssles at 25GSc. in bs-res and 2lic
in hhds
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,UcTIoy SALE ofRAILRoAD BONDS;

~ SAnu nea SIX PR CENT AOhlDaP. =. eAc1
.nNIEEIibLk BUSDs OF THE AAtS' ii.s.tA ~, y,
ItSiNtTON RAILROAD COMPANY, rc1ett,ll'' a
Ia January n7S, inafrsst snd PIncP - - ctr
DANh or iEE SlAIE VI JIM
O. 80 GO arr issned an3er fs sgthory. gwen Va NC
90 AL, Presesut AMI Dire tors, 70 OJffeS 70. -
49, not xeeeasns s5c,,t0, and p.edse INC P'"e''
- - ,s.,y toE tic payu-ent taereci =, r.-,.-y
'I - re .o g. go earh. rrdsrus-1le ~ =
ls1- a. III BANK OF TIE slAlk Or ~. - - -
= M CIV ne interest : eso I,sv
Irusr, and July, Pr I;at1l Oi 20 49, ~
se s@1y,.a ty FIRST MORr0AeE- "a JASs,S -. ~
Mn ThE,l DEH0N anu JAS. I. TIE n =.
T-,be tore cders OF the eDtsre rosa eoissiclsoT -
= a kergteu TIE Cifis OF SaysFc &c L--N-e
-, Al D. real estate sL6 other properly al -
80 ~ III. Conifsuy Owned or Al ca sl4- 17l'
+ osnsd By hem; al ths tbs .les - '''
r. pr,sett eordalun VI tie rYa0 ana az P..s -
.-.ar r. shawn by the lo-fCSi1g cAtra>ts ~.
81 - PresGerf H. " ALLER, ksi. GATED S.9,r-fi9n,p
TEe NAYsNlLLE and LEAlSGIOH - - -.
upon ign based upon &c lc.s - -retel
edutrset uuaef = hich the week IS 10" 0slIk '--,
80 NJ on Ire prices to1chlnsry, eo-. q"
- - y, -. uArsex-wlll c1s. Sl,10p"I ~ SOsI-
esrroAfss rpskirg allowance ios tie saFiLs $3.50
irrcton win tie Cow gfon s1a l.. 4. ston H. - =
-. ~ .s1lnrtou fl9 uIes.) .lfAcH l1s lO.'
litfle upvaId OF s1ty-scven lniies Dug -
tie IN j ,Ooato1 OF tie isst ca soi -, - i;,, al
ne es-1rr.fa u cost above a. incIcerS ,ir -
srersrrrcture ~ the load AID damages. l-Ie.-s
d.prts scariaus engines aud csTs- (Areely ~ =, -,
lsLc.ue. AID every Itccss4i y Gun. e"4'. ~ ~
srce So rrrort was made, the iron BIS a. ben cor
trsctsd tor ct considerably below psesenf Pilee' ~ '-
H. srIscrtsus already made aid '~OFs faiain' -1e
81 t,o-s Of private individuals. 80 o5
Sulsosii uoLs ty cl;y AID counles. 49,
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Markets. . REPORTED by Telegraph.

CHARLESTON Dec 27-The sales Of CoTToS to-day were
eco bales at acc showing decline Of t@4c The mar
ket 10 unsettled.