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The daily union., 1852-12-24
THE UNIONS WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER "a 1852

fapube Integrity AZ the head Of national affairs, who
wss as brave IN The battle, field he will be firm snd saga
coas "a council and unessuming he is exemplary in
the private walks Of liie."
Aequescing 10 the noble sentiment altered by the Pres
ideni elsct al when every from the electric
wires proclaimed that the nations choice, that the
hour OF triumph Is the hoar Of YET
indulge our present exaiaon because IL is much
that honesnlentioned and patriotic defeated In
shsn aspirations after office that the nsehievoas de-
sisns OF political fanatics and ssetiOaalss thereby
thwared and oyerhrown Had The whg party cleared lis
skirts OF ths pernieous heesy its sins would been
venal IN mparison and their anguish for baied hopes
IN the result Of the election, the pangs Of night
not have been superadded spirit OF enlightened eonssr.
pat'sm perysded the democracy in Wisconsin, else.
whss, during the late CANVASS IN this spirit IL that
our party and Jeh that political element in
repobcan federation like is utterly and hopesssy
destructive as ecttoaaD. Aud it by the
iesgenee, The patriotism, and the public virtue OF the de-
mocraey and the people, that this great triumph has been
achieved,
Our democratic State convention of last year at whose
hands gentlemen and by Of the surages of the de-
mocraey OF the State indebted the privilege and
The honor OF holding seats in this electoral college, soemny
pledged their constituents and the party repudaie all
exaneous issues and sectional of party faith as per
ncions, cianish, and dsoTganizng in their tendency
And the magnificent result OF the late canvass tells how
noby the democracy and the people Of Wisconsin We
dsenfcd that pledge Taking Ihsr stand on truly national
gfdhnd they chung The old and time creed Of
Jenesonsnd OF Jackson baed the UNION and kept full
faith with all the provisions OF tho Constitution until their
tolls and their hopes have been realized in political vic
tory that Is astounding to opponents amaze
tue less nrdennnded OF our party Eleven thousand four
hundred and forty majority over the whip ticket onens
bright era for the democracy of Wisconsin, entities MS
to take rank, with regard proportional maores as
ond best in the Union General Perccs State proudly
standing frst, II is peculiarly fitting she should in the
proportional majority Of the popular she gave to her
iavorite and ilusrous SON."
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supreme Court Of the United states.

THURSDAY, December 20, 1852
Nos % and 20 David B. Herman, plaintiff in error
u.s. James Phaen. In to the circuit court United
States for Louisiana Mr Chief Justice Taney deliver
ed the opinion Of the court reversing the Judgments OF
the said circuit court and enandng these causee with
directions TO enter judgment for The plaintiff in error
No. al The Troy Iron and Nail Factory appellant.
us j.. Corning II al The argument, OF this cauae
was continued by Gov. Seward for the appeee. and
concluded by Mr.. ReveraS Johnson for The appellant
Adjourned until tomorrow, at IA O'Clock, a m
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WtsCOnsIn.

We have received copy OF the proceedings of the
electoral college Of this gallant young State which has
aken so noble stand 10 the maintenance al demooratc
principles by the signal result Of her late presidential
canvass The electors met at Madison, the capital Of
The State on the Isl OF Decemberthe day prescribed by
law-and organized by the appointment OF Philo White,
esq \. as their president
On taking the chair, Mr. White made brief but elo-
quent and patriotic address, from which we make the
following extracts
"The occasion that has called together, gentlemen H.
interesting II is impressive. This day the fat OF mill
lions OF free psopls will be by the choice
through their representative electors OF their Illus
uous ielowozens TO be the chief officers OF this empire
republic
And the special purpose for which we are now con.
vened this capitol Is discharge high trust dele
gated us by the people Of Wicopsn-a that con
sutes the Voed depositaes OF the suages this
young and rising Commonwealth, and that devolves upon
the pleasing duty Of casting the hye electoral
which this State ia entitled for franklin Pierce for Presi.
dent and William r. King fr Vice President Of the United
States
''There Il indeed moral spblirny In this solenn aud
estc pronunc ianiento ofa free people. II procsims
10 the world sentiment peculiarly denoora,c-a senfi-
broad, and liberal, and expansive IN s scope
the its OF tue npublic In the spirit Of brother.
hood animated the democracy Of the entire nation
the cauvass, the North greeting the South and
the South re-eehoed the ffarerna ,autaton back the
North the East WED with the West and the West with
the East and the great centre o'eeaped them all In a
bic rivalry for the overthrow Of the last refuge Of potics
bigorry Ia the land. which has only been kept alive
this emil ghtensd day and generation through the esacon
by leaders, Of sectional Of parry faith
TO this elevated sentiment Of patriotism that pervaded
ranks we epincntY indebted or the present triumph
oar party and prncpesa triumph, Of party
only and for the season, but that will mark KRs
And may view this magnificent verdict for the de-
nocraoy appicious Of the permanence Of our
rnpu ubloan institutions and assuring the future life and
vigor Of that blessed Union which oememted by the
blood of fathers, passed TO their heavenly re-
ward Union wonderful In its formation, Losndless in
It's hopes, amazing IN its destiny 7"
"Among the fruits Of this most signal uinnph Of The
democracy w feel assured be The rebuking and tho
iaying Of that spirit Of sctionap, which has been cher
ished and kept militant by the great snt-democrauc party
and ir sdiuncs since the days Of the revoluon-he GER
tain and immediate tendency Of which, If Its demouiso
purpose, TO kndle fame every hearth stone Of
mir and Iruitfe portion OF country which
could only be quenehed by the ebood OF the ovlies and
the purest, lhe brsvest and the best OF its people
Especially may democrats indulge n Jog gfu demonsa-
lions 10 this hour Of their triumph because in Frankn
Pierce they k~ow they will have pure patriot ripe
scholar, experienced statesman and Of inoor.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MoHNING, DEC. "a, lsos.

y- Tenth street, fhadcl
pha authorized the eitcs OF New
York Boston, PHILADELPHIA aud Baltimore u ts
hxnKx Alabama, Is our gen
the Alabama Tennessee,
led BY his sous, James o. and Samuel u. Lewis
Vr. isaAxL r. ro.ie1 south Tenth street, fhAa1i
pha general travelling agent assisted by VIZ III,
Isas CoLLss JANIS DEsKNs, A. krKA WxLLirefos ~ n.
EvxEs Gxoasx r. BUrror. Jos burroH, d. n
GooDIs WILLIAM CoIKr, ISAAC M. Bopnx, and WALTER D.
rHoassos.
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Columbms Group AMoelnLlon


Hon John W MsurY, mayor Of Wash ngton city, D. O.
Hon Elisha Whiulesey Washington city, d. c.
Hon Levi Beardley, New York,
Shepherd Knapp, "
Gen Arch, Henderson, Washington city
B. H. Smith,
Benz ogle Tayloe,
Thoms. Cetbery
George WFtesstdn,
JOHN w. MAURr President.
SHEPHERD KNAPP, Treasurer
Gro. SHrA, Secretary.
The foregoing citizens of New York and Washln~ton
constitute committee aid the sbi Brother. to erect
In the city Of Washington "The Columbus Group" de-
signed and to be sxsaued by Arsodemo Costo the pro.
lessor OF sculpture in tile Academy Fine Arts Eoanae
AZ the sculptor viii be greatly aided by his patrons In Tus
cany, not much than fwotbrd rds of the amount
wise required viii be necessary 10 secure the Rtoup And
in order TO raise the sufficient IL is proposed 10 solicit
subscriptions and TO se autographs 10 the amount of
siSoooe, which, after defraying all expenses win leave
sum adequate to pay for this magnificent piece OF s,ainn
and ot It's erection the beautiful site alrasdy
Tor II.
Height Of the group sEa pedestal to be about forty feet
and Of Italian marble
The names Of the contributors will be preserved in
book to be especially devoted that purpose and pub
shed every month.
IN case the necessary iuad saould NOT be raIsed the net
proceeds shall be transferred The treasury OF the National
Washington Monument
All communications should be addtes.ed to
a0H.# FABRl BROTHERS,,
lsT Broadway, Room rs
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PETITIONS, ETC UNDER THE RULE.

BY Mr.. BERNHlSELi The memorial of the governor
and legislative assembly OF the Territory OF Utah, praying
Congress Of The corps oil topograph
cal engineers make trangulaton or geodec survey OF
the southern portion OF that Territory eieued to the Com
mittee 90 Mlliiary Affairs
BY M HlBBARD The petition Of Bella Young, oil
Lsoon H. soldier OF the of 1872, praying ior an
increase Of pensions referred TO the Commtee on lnya-
lid Pensions.
by Mr.. PHELPS The petition OF Moses D. Hogan
psying for compensation for property belonging 70 MIN
Destroyed by tbs Stony Indiars
Mr.. HoLLADAY presented the petition Of numerous
citizens Of ksbug. and the adjacent county IN Va"
snia praying for appropriation Tor the Improvement
fthe navigation OF the Rappahsnnock riyer.
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Baron f. voN GERorr, &c., &c.
Special Message from the Governor of yir.
ginia.

The following communication has been made 10 thu
legislature OF Virginia by Gov Johnson relative 10 tn.
discharge OF The slaves OF Jonathan Lennon, by Judg,
Paine, OF New York We copy it from the Richmone
Enquirer
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ATS and Caps, OF every style. quality. md price
large fashionable and coplse assortment now on hand and
@ sale cheap for cash, NJ - -
CHARLES H. LANES
Hs,, Cap, and GeptIemens Furnishing Establishment
Penn.yivania avenue, near ~ street
Dec 4-~od2wif #saat
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" That have the requisite qualifications We not the
vanity to pretend; but nm happy belle am on az
ceen terms with all those who the most influence In
the government herehe king and chief. included From
the allowance Of an additional S3,o to Mr. Eamss, my
Immediate predecessor, in the appropriation bill Of 1850
and payment Of Mr. Ten Eyok for nearly all the same
time, am led 10 suppose tho department fully under
stands the nadequacy OF the salary, and only write los,
my case should be overlooked Tor of friend Wash
ington to bring Il TO your notice.
The daily union., 1852-12-24

MINCED MEAT. Msaced Meaa--rersons IN want of good
meat trouble OF mating 81 be accom-
nod with nce mp in Ave pound pots ~ The Tow
70 per pound by sending their orders 70 hrnys con
ec,oncry (lnt- Exmes bridge street. Georgeso~n d. o.
The reputation for all its productions being
% wen known, putting IL unnecessary. N4
Orders be len Bumeus confectionery Pennsy'vanis
wsnue, Fourteenth street #@HM
Dec 2-1aw3w #E# +
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THE UNDERsIGNED having removed 10 tire new
and commodous lately Pennsylvania between
and ~ streets two door. OF The United States HOTEL desire
call the attention OF their old members OF Congress-
and the public generally their importation
splendid Fsach, English, and American cloths c,ssim~re. snd
Vessnsp, which will elegance,
and reasonable ohsr similar establishment In the
district Of Columbia.
Dec + j. n THOMPSON co.
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Mr. LETCHER moved TO lay the resolution on the
table; on which motion the yeas and nays or
dered
motion TO adjourn here made; which being
agreed TO-
The House adjourned.
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soli.ctor's oMee, City Hall, Nov, 2, 1854
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAx-PAYBRs--Noioa u hereby
given advertisement Of delinquent property now In
ne of PREPARATION will be completed and published on or
sbout the hrst of Decrmher
The nudcrssncd respectfully represents that The law allows him
10 hson but makes duty enforce the eoIec
Won mbe advertisement and sale of AL property without
sreepuon upon which remain due rnd unpaid
Az persons requested 10 forward
and paying heavy of adverrscmeni
RI ROCHE,
Nov p-eotf Collector.
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EOrcign Forts.

Arrived At Tacahusna previous % 18Th ui steamship CITY Of
Pibush, FOSTER, Ne~ York. and would sail Tor Paim' on
Arrived v.psr..o sept H. BAH. Felrt Warren. co,i-e1.
CISCO uncertain, gang fresh 9'h, Isna Eaion Pan'n1 and
E,.r NJ Y,t s Ko snS sn F,,r.S 90, ~
SID from DO SEPT bars Feueon Hutchinson from NcT io-s
hpulg ~ san Francsoo. shp Adele r. d. 9gh -nf Cornh
5h 'Ik Gso'rs. b, 90 barb Elen l. chL] do ship Mar
Ar at Panama ssh u Aler,nde Br Rovand 10 DAYS
no dsys om Cafdh 9fih - Arab. Dyer ~ days n CadH
a. BIZ H o., = tx. " C. Ai.a Bate. IN Yor,
ar R,ssu, Couch. or do week bs Lucy Am BrS
a,roi az fr.- Sov i,harl cbar. ? j., Hrpe, ~ Pha
ne w,eros Brurreh Tor Do 10 evani morton Tor Nessab
r rhadet i3 days shr- Earei HooPrr Bo.t wtras 70
tor 3d. vairs ireish' Eliot I@"dy ne Deem Wave Ward
A. Siashe Aus 7ih, ship stalo. Hussey 90 sal sane dag Tor
Al Ps I9th bari. Amlndi Blgr from Boston na
iih. oad for New iork Rover Cole nom Msr-rie-
fh 20 load @r Nv Y~i Agoo lnzam 'or d. hrs Pn
5h sits MANN lst.on Bosioo prey to 5ih PoTe,tll
s.ed fcu M,r..e. q az, b,rt Rou,an Hamilton Boan
Au. q De- 30 uli iurk. SAM Tram Wooster NeW iofk Aaron
sa.cd tom Msasa 1i bart HoollnJ, Mayo Boston i1h
At I.6cn c,h al barb Martha Alien Burde, RIO Grand-
Al Have ssh NJ ,Ap J. c,a, Fo'er for New orean. 'A
!, s',se" an, qlt e'.s Mar, n Scott. g. Boston
A. Be-a-i 2sth ult b. tark Alan bo~n veD Tor Bo-ton
I'D itm t-k lud .lut sh ui- barb fofest Prince. fos
New o. ear-
CD az Quetec sih INST. sip Nl-og, Ia. Hull
John, p I'm u, lrs Hldon, Aywsrd New York.
Aru' Byra and Iudg r. han Do !o' s,s E'te P,n-si't
Isans Bs ant cd Ssh HAvnt Am Johnoa. C-iry,
to ard d 0h i Pernamtuco Ina, Perrs. Bton Cd 5}h.
slir Atuu Ger b.stnu. lsf int. May stapr0n DO
Arr Auehsi 4Th u. sar r4h Bo-;oa. Leader. io "a,
his d. b., d.
A. atsyoley. C. D. Ntl alt .,hr Gerrse Boston s0h brs
X Erown d.. .,hr Cal1rris. Neeburport
A. 70 AslaK, fh int. b-g Arcl poane, Baltimore .eif
susan Of ari G,u es'r for rrrce fivari lnd g.f
'ss &c Sf O. Meds7 Yo,er sgss 5 l
shr.'Fsus,. k,rrty New York ca -lh -chr May. 10
Arr ~ 81 John r. -th mt hat Tor Byron Danran. N-w
lct schr Nsrha Geerov. NheIey Bo-ton ca 6h, -ch-
fisila 5iu.ec u -ih hI 0eose Fsrn sunson. Lonioa
fChr Jus, Arter-o-. B0s.4
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-. c,,e- G.ra,, fs~e Hehers Lostrn, TSo>s.>oa =
$500. fnv rnern- I-verpcoi IaJior ns'r"'
49,. H.nh, m h. w. fsh;losk jr a.
hpts q lde Harold 0rnstead. Hsvan' p. v bf7s %
%, srvens nohe sts-Fe- Chairman Co Grsyoo1nt "fA'
srr Cay Point, Potter sekeIson ,,,,.-, N.
prs-Eufy (rr Shirley. Hslat A. Le1ry sn'erei D.
pr1son e. Jeh- = D. is Wh:-ey q CO.. r. W " 9clIc,
p.ee TIA ~ Corure Thonss fB' pfiPr, 80
q Cor,r.- Ct,,ten, Harn-r Msrys h-nfh 4 oon- Ns
1Pru.s sarhe 81 Jaso T. & " BireAard a n
nee, &, Juan Ns- J GsEsr Il ca N-tse I'es -
D.xS-cr John e p, Ham 'on Bu1 Cs.nat- -.
Ysrn.a,fh n 4 > X. Braine BaHa VISTA VIM WIN
ne,-N " Ko'ts Cbase, Ho,ion Tlf,' - 49,
-, ~, P,~.uord C. u Fry 4 Co ,afAi jim N, .
p,,'.S W I@z- : A. Appe,on NcE-ri'n b 5 49,, =.
" Herrrt : Lac ". Hushe. Johaso1 $3.50 = -, So
10 5ir,. ,,leUo Bovey, London J. " "t.-t o. ~
80 W..h,-stor Y G ;cmsn Ruddero..' . ".. q p
-, p,Ts5epba J. W Mckee; Oregon, Co.. pm "
Burk & Co. -, ,,.,.,.i-A.. IL u 1Aoc.r.on Ksan--
- Ciarl phladeiVhs. c B. sand ord
sioor-- sez Yosk Chapman, Nes Haven
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~ o. Rse al slafoo, - ssnSisetnres 81 = VIZ
90 tis. valued az s.s.ao
HkKUYhcrTREs OF FLAX. ,,,ss q
rs p4eks ISbeas f9.l. d. Lsens anf Co;. To-
a. Vs.dseoh,.fs 50 5l6 30 Tifesd t12sG d. "eo' ~
n. No of packszss ~, yaiasd ~ ia
MISCELLANEOUS. .,p ,..,. 81 81
5Is peeksse. surv Goods 81 a. D. As. a. Al Euboi
a. Nh.ery 500 Cos. Csas, &C. ~, - a "a DO
CIV 81 g9s Do P'ash@r ffOe d. L>h "a valued
Nd Dr. eIl37 6a o. ciy;h 1904 Total Sa-A
&C. ~ ,,,
VNA9'1 y ne. - yor..4 - -. 90
spaelsss. wootens s4rIo, Do. Coa Ans 80 CT To- 30
60 =, ~ to- 80 rartsgcs p vine1 a. 49,
nsNJF1cTCxss oF COZ To-: .t.s I so Pl..h
No .<k..c. C,.,ous saGl3 a. cooel -, s,sa Total
80. 20 - a.. 90 d. webb II. DO f''hs'' '-- ~
No ,aefse.s a . valued - 3t3p -. ,.,y
." pS'''' M4EUPAcTUREs OF SILK. 49,, 4, ".
x.... .>ae M Rhson. $50, d. fftsih' 80 -; - 80
r,sb % tb snc y e.Fs
va etss. a. B37 Do PohFers ~ o. ~ 70
a u Raw sI sl,4sI. Total No lteA eses - 49, % '
@ pkg. Lnens 1851. ..,o,s
49,. s,,,u Coods s584S d. ArIaca FoV-rs q OF, 81 10
rsriss ash Total los pacfases waved al s9F5-t
HdYChOHsCd. .
eylg. Woosns STD . Do Cotton and Worte1 flS' '' "
rAekases valued a. aba
MANU- ACTUREs or COTTON =, ,-,..o
saoe ~ DO ve.nss Total @ pecssse- valued 'S
MANUFACTURES or SILK. .,,-, .
1psap Ribbons aBf 4 DO Scsr fl.i73 20 d sna~' a.
Do Plush 81 900 Do Mits a. o3s DO Oh sE' sSSo ' "
packages, valued Al s7Ol2.
nIscELLASEouS
pig. Straw Goods s7.nS
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ship Alor, Bartlett London OCT md-e and c2G Dlensrs 20
Croker Warren
Pak jubilee. ui Pnrnd) Parker 81 Jnfo De CUBA - ae %
b.coo aud 20 ul-fer.
Br John Cy or Mote Tonneson NOBLE % day. cotton to
master.
Es John Kendall Dean Nliheviown nasua. Oct o salt 20
N laetcn &. oct ~. oG inagla .hE Eay III difnm
A Csye- Tor Boton f g. hong - "a shosins
red ta the center New Orleans pihei
~ south 18Th gnd bearing w % m e s''a paei
clipper shp T. s. T. lIratc WIND Webb Tor san
Br,s J. T. Wlrp'e Ge~r New Haven , days IN ba'ss'
sch columbia Wmboro Hofok4 days -four and tobacco 10
master
s,h John Joue. smb Brnndyvne Va da-s eOn AMI neal
10 Alien & Patson.
sclr Ortso VsunyFd Georgetown diys -four " mi-'r
schr Melville MoGrcror Lubec day. hih, 20 May h-~' iah't
4 Co
sChr Hutoka Easiport, days. ah, Smith Boynon
Iogvood II Becker Greve-. saied sh schr s'sn
Passed arhr. Egsnfns. On. Boston u IT,
John Hodrrs officer Of Baltimore, Diet u port o. fever
gC'h DAVID sewal. seaman. died
s,hr Bfrrard Hulc Portland Conn . day'. stove.
schr y Branara Huise Portland Conn fogtlar d. days
shr Sarah Elizabeth Smith New Hayea day, rdsc 10 Hen
BELOW bafk. i brig
wIND-Durne the day from \. w with snow squalls
sAILED-shpF p Sage Robson for Liverpool and oaers.
Ship Ravonwood johnson Portland, Conn. q hours n ballast
10 m Ne The H. wastSsed 20 tar CITY nv 1a steam
us Aa1 Capt Thomas she ake her The New Orleans
Line
turned e-icrda morning haNns me Win an ACCIDENT 10 her
b
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RcccIrts OF produce Nov. 10

by Erte R,1yodd-3lT7 bbls. Flour, 6l do. Beef cI5
pkgs Cheese. 753 do Butter, and 81 bbs Whisky.
bb NecHaVcn Rdiirodif5i boxes Cheese and SO pigs.
Butter
Nv North Rirer Roats-7S7S bbs Flour. 656 do. Beef
IS do Ashes SO do Whisky 80 pkgs Cheese l0 do Batter
9,575 bush Wheat, and 4 G5' DO Oats
by Fc.c York and Be,ies' Rairaad-or the week
ending November Is lS52.-S7S head Cattle, Is DO.
Cows o. do Calves 22SS do. Sheep, IS do. Horses
10 do live Hogs 60 SEQ ihs dressed do 1888 pkgs Poultry
l5do Eggs S25 do Butter, 1884 do Sundries l9 bsss
Buckwhest Flour. "A bales Hay Is tans Iron, II do
Lumber
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Arrived.

r.y -e,nbi9 james Adssr J. Dc. asa7 Ca''le'a ~
49, tom New Yos crossIag Ch.ries Bar bound n Il-
dsyiP M nile. y p Fryns Pan So. = ~. p
b = . Yes Yot ron Ch4'le'oa olnd 70 tes ~, =
90 as + T. Lob out sho.s p,s-ed .ee.lg S' O. 70 ~
i'm Pisderha boand 70 s..snna, , ay. ~ " j. Foer.
6or New Yo-k, tound n Charleston. , $3.50 -
Jy, had Aur ~ with and ls-, = ypln' 2 '--
Java Head ~ Dr. srplohn WIZ ~ "a ,.o ~. e-
a. a N The Bother Java aea, pa-ed .2 30 lf
4 fatpan's sFaal ssme DAY flsai1si - p iaTar' "
Aug q in sr'is Of sand3 pei mp = % a. - n Gi
Hore steIe b. chip voria Rega I'm Calcutta r. Los 'As
a. Nc r. b Bso-s' rom shlrstae for Iondon Nev o. ai
On H. kus 20 v spte big Amra from Portland Or s,',so q
siip oreen Of The Wet raotri H,efi 7eip' o.. ~;
de nd 81 psssengers 20 Grare, Hnara Co. was loved
'i So nare she Savanna days cotton to Dnnsam d.
sp cs,ape wilson savannah, 10 days cotton and rec 70 T.
Bsf fveyr P,o,ee, Hshtorn BaFdar a. dye brandy
Z s E9' IN nqrdeca Bre,n IS dy b4a, with
~ ps,i Gpdrt ~ Prov aence days IN blra.t
BIS Fancis or stchen More Ntniye daJs lnnef 'Al
f- Of BrtoIj Jersri s. Jaso Oe. Il. 'us,r 20
l,1eo. g. ~ Me- Tsy'or & c.; v,..e to master.
BIZ n,re Gohrs savannah, days. 1nosr 70 Hollis 50
BE- IS1fea Guide Belize Hond, II days maiosaay tobacco
Reed Rec Pot su Prince, Il d,y' coffee nd log
we'd 70 o = ferrs 1..,o, % s,v. OIL. n,rb- e.
,o IT,, o%ySn s, rS[ CO. A's'' Lisbon % ''' ~
eh P ' fof IeIsnara Kendk Bsrbadou Ran Key,
lOdsvs eoGee hde e. % Sid Nth b.t hin'-'-
bond 20 Scv. Yort Len 90 Am. ,e.seL ,.,
s Merchan Coac Richmond days -four aoi tobacco 20 e.
ss jamestown Cook dys cotton md ioole
scbr Xr Coe Baltimore day. hour and tobacco to johnson
sehr C. l. Byles Tucker cy days, folr and 'osaoo
~ a,
len Ptrfon. H..
srbr William Hone Hone NoTfhport, I J. day, IN ballast
Seer Edward = Ba 90 30 ton. 3 day.. 'ii'r.
schr TO Grsnde Conrery. hoctland day, nme , .
SIR Fnndlip Baker Frcden ksbufs, day, corn meal %
scr Daniel Wet-.er Smith, Bo.ton days, for Albany
schr 4 Pnfs spe.r. Bo,kerd. 4daya
Steamer Petrol Rosers. Providence.
sAuFD-ste,rr. ls Arctic Lncs Liverpool; Marion Berry
cisre.,or hama Ludlow savannah oc loks, Parrish, Nor
GI shp. Trad WIND vcboe-. francisco Miiida Le' sa
vannah and othcfs
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SCHULTZE & WOLDE. in Bremen. ar,

4 cNnOl-lL II u WILDE, IN bremen, are
~ prepared MAKE collections all parts OF Germany
and VII re Il turse promptly through their correspondents
IN the United States.
Won Hoffman Co, DO. A. Schumacher & Co. Baltimore:
ObeIeufer Freytss Philadelphia Thicrmann Pringle
Chareston' ; C. Meyer, Muuning Co. New Orleans
schmidt Co. 10; Al. Meier Co., -. Lous No. $
Fos.ick Co, Cincinnati Ohio; Joi Schmidt Co Lon.
isyHe' ny Z; Mailman Co, Galveston Texas; H.
Rurge Co. Ind anola, Texas
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100000 CITY. Of f.. ROCHESTER,

COMMON COUNCIL Of the CITY vi ROCHESTER, rbe
unde-s sned authorized receive proposals for ONE
HUNDRED fHOl SAND DOLLARS Of the BONDS #
the CITY Of ROCHESTER, hasIng twenty years to run
five W per
TIE BONDS will Be for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
EACH with Coupons attarhed. Interest p,yabe ss,uis
nually IN The City Of New Nork.
payment Of teu PER cent required on the proposals
when accepted and The bal on the fist dsv u J.o1s
next, when The Bonds WI be- delivered Psrties proposD
for tie above Bonds, vii tie prcC offered fr ~
same a. each q he above te Ct nt-res five per cent or
sX per cent
IRE Common Council OF he City o. Rochester rs-ves
the Tgh 20 REJECT any proposition c nay not be at Sac
tory.
Proposals. for ay par aid Bonds will be received A. m
Office o. Messrs. CARPENTER 4 VERAlfLYE No a
" sl-st.. NewforA, until II ESDAi Nov p a, oeloct
z NJ Propl sal- 20 b. addressed L. Whalin Controller
and Endorsed, Proposals. ioT Rochester C,ty Loan
=. HAHN. Cou-rolls-
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Ga IT BEDFORD l-h Mercury pmon fr North Pacl
sroIen SEPT 49, on 80 o. ". shp Philip D.'noy
days bad hros he "a ouomr- lnd
oloncafd bound SHIPS entetvorns 20 81
SUP "a with anofier.
efer tom Capt Cenel Of .lp Harinsrr Of W's'port
her o hbt bound o. t1llo
ground lad whales bat - times t1ulg the voyage
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0cPnn SleRuiers.
STEAMERS To ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.

AlGstc sailed from lvrfpco o New ofk November
Asa sailed from live. poo og New lork November
Hermann Sas a. south symptom for New Nork >oVrnhe 10
Anersu. M Sas Liverpool cf Roston NoyemSef IS
Rssic sails from LVegoo for New FORK NovcmeeI -
kurOps .... Liverpool Cor New lork Noycuhcr N
Frahkhn Southampton oF New YORK NcNenoe -
Naeaa...... Sss fon iAvrsTcl 'og Rosou November -