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LNESEsENG TACKLE Fishing Rods in jonts
o Lance wood aud Ea.t lnda lIamhno. Of all kinds
md prices. Reels &C. Limerick, Kirby, Virginia and
Spring Iooks silk Temp and Grass Lines, and lines
finished, Snoods, BatboNcs. Sc. Also lot Of English
Hunting whips Nc Nccnn furnish dcnlrrs Bolti.
more prices. NM. b, 4 {. FISHER
oct 21.ta Opposite the Franklin Hotel.
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Also Bacbzanob Boari4, common and cxt'n quality
received Mt MORSE Com. House
net ia
AND RELIGIOUS
1 WORKS-FOR SALE 81 u. b. PAYNE.
Cla1l's Commentary the Bible
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rulrich Lowrb, &c, do do
Comprehensive do do
Daily Commentary by 1870 Clergymcn of Scotland
Fau0ly Wor,hip prayers for every day in III" year
Chalmers Sermons
do Lectures on Romans
do Miseeanics
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do Natural Philosophy
do Moral Philosophy
do Commercial Discourses
do Astronomical do
do Daily Reading
do Sunday do &c,
Clark. Waln about Zion
do Pastors Testimony
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10 Young Disciple
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The tilory Of Christ by Spring
Hui, works
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Dwight's Theoloey
Norhcim's Ecclesiastical History
Iuylor'> Sermons
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Badicv' ln
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Nrnndar's CInrrL ui.,n,y
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New coNCERN.-Tng UNDERSIGNED

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5600 H.. Cotton lDras
1900 lbs Solp Leather
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10 kegs. ftsx. fence aBd y. house nhis
~ hhds + u. = aud Cuba Sugar,
20 bbls Coffee Sugar
10 bbs crushed ground and clarified sugars
hid. Molnsse.
10 bbsN . aud Sugnrhonse Moasses
bbs syrup
90 boxes Adamantine candles (superior)
10 boxes onp
20 boxes ~ u and Sy< 10 ga.
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a.. 10 pair Blankets Pulled Clohs Sheep' Groy :,
libto luseys, Prints. Boots Shoes &c. &c. e, u o
wbiehthcy oGc % the trade at filir prices.
sept IS.-tsc
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MISCELLANEOUS
IMPORTANT TO raRnEKs.

pOiITANT 10 FAR " q 10 -.
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esued by taifef Statfs Ii.
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the nHd without aielI anot public rd
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Fire Engine the firmcr f. perfectly IB'' rnrHi 81 al
anac communicating insurance csmraItie- aad can III
defiance to The iaecudiag
RECOMMENDATIONS
Wel1ve IN ne Mr.. Il Birmingham AlreheI Mp
AND ENGINE. aud esteem them Hlu-f fsluahIc az
pendpgc great convenience and ~ ~, cent rr"iee
fIsu aEafiusi fire.
CHARLES MARX. Richmond.
r. u. TYLER. do
DR. RoASTEk, Huguenot Spflaes,
ARCHER VAUGHAN. Fariu, lie.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham.
n !. GAINES Gh1rieltre.
Tic Pump caa be- secn in NJ d.. - RI. S. Marc'.'s
Diuguid. foundry md at many olher ruees IN Lynch.
burg all Of whom approve their utility and l-"fil
pesa. The Pump can be seen in kl snnni Mt thr Mig
,icc. ltfy warranted .ili vel for s,nr.
~ NOTICE.-AH per.'.n- b,i..ing selling titr
shove art eies. nrc responsible ne for II
R.BRlT1INGllAM MITCHELL,
march 22-tts irnptirfnr
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GPLENDID SELVER GUYS. NEM IEN

~ elY --latest Patterns,J fine Clocks, (vcrv chcap.)
elegant God and Silver Watches, (warrunted for two
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Also, L. 81 and cap paper of the best and fnctqnol
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goo' books very line Books. School Books &c, all for
sale at the lowest prizes. Gail and ooknt these Goods
before you buy elsewhere. You can save money y do
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~ EW CONGERN.-Wc the under,ig ned an
Y nounce to our friends an@ the public generally,
that we hive formed co-paifnersAip under the firm
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KsssutA st P,ttsbur~.

HIS RECEPTION BY THE PRoPLE-T1xsrKDoy
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ETC.
PrrrssuRo, January ~, 1854
The Kossuth reception ceremonies took place this
morning, ct the st. Charles Hotel, on the balcony.
At ten O'Clock the hour appointed people began to
assemble In the streets which packed from the
Botei to Diamond Alley, with the most dense
brought together In this city. Il would be impossible
to compute the number.
About eleven o'clock after Kossuth had received and
replied to the Populations from several places he
presented to the people by Hon. W. W Irwin.
Colonel 8. W. Black then welcomed the distinguished
Hungarian in one OF the most chaste and effective
speeches delivered by him
The Colonel WAS replied to by Kossuth, in Q manner
fully sustaining his high reputation orator and
ton but frequently interrupted by enthusiastic cheers
from the excited multitude, who losth to dispense
At the conclusion Of the ceremonies, Colonel Black
sesip came forward and stated that the people ths
Jurors and asked for verdict against the Russian Bear
and his Austrian Cub, which loudly given
Keesuth then replied that courts OF law usually
invested with power to sustain their vsrcts and he
hoped the verdict of this jury would also be sustained
After some music by the bands, the crowd slowly dis
persed
Until three O'Clock Governor Kossuth will be busily
Mercer and Lawrence counties
special committee, appointed by the legislature Of
Rhode leland also present.
The clergy will wait upon him in body and he will
then hold consultation with the enbes OF the press
when be will retire.
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New Yost STATE nr,tl., ~. respectfully invited =
attend her funeral this day, at O'Clock don Ne lice
Broadway, between Thirty -seosnd and Thirty. third
streets Hsr remains VIII 30 taken to Greenwood for In
torment.
On January ~, Of consumption, HAaarErrr, wife Of
Charles Arms aged So years.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of
Nathan W. Esston, Esq, respectfully invited to
attend her funeral to morrow ct o'clock from No. ls
Seventh street
ANNA MAeRrTHA VAN DoHLEr, Infant daughter Of Kon-
rad and Emte Van Dohlen, aged year and Is days
The friends and aoquainaDs respe cfy invited
to attend her funeral this day, at clock from the
residence Of her parents corner Thirty th street and
Eighth avenue
On Friday, January %, after lingering Illness HAr.
NAH DuASE, aged Is years and II days. native Of
Cork, Ireland.
Her remains will be taken to Calvary cemetery this
day. at 10 O'Clock from her late residence No ITO rwen-
ty eighth street her friends and relatives are respect
fully invited to attend.
On Tuesday morning January co. after lingering i'll.
ness, Mrs. RuTH BOURBON, widow Of Captain Thomas
Bouticou, Of New Haven, Connecticut aged 50 years
months and days.
Her relatives and scquaintances, and those Of the
family respectfully invited to attend her funeral to-
morrow ~ O'clock from the residence her sonin-
law. Captain Menemon sangferd No 3o5 East Brosdway
Fer remains viii be taken to Greenwood for interment
New Haven and LansiDgburg papers please copy.
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Senate.

ALn,SY, Jan. a. 1852.
NEW ELECTIONS.
mortal of the Mayor Sc, Of the city Of New York
10 restrict the number of baoting places and ballot
boxes in said city, presented.
THE OBSERVANCE OF rHE SABBATH nv CANAL EMPLOYEES.
The Canal Board, in reply TO Mr.. Beekmans resolu-
Iuton TO the observance Of the Sabbath the canal
reported that reg ulstions had been made by
them for the observance of the Sabbath
STATE PRINTING.
The report Of the Select Committee In regard 10 the
public printing taken up and debated until near
The hour Of adjournment.
Mr.. BAnoooK, (whig) moved to amend the Assembly
resolutions by providing that all orders 70 print decu
nents not uncated to originating ia of the
branches Of the Legislature and all orders for printing
more than two thousand extra copies OF any document
and All orders for the printing pure hasiDg Of books
aforesaid shs be by joint resolution upon which the
ayes an nays shall be called and which must receive
the votes OF majority OF each House and no printing
shall be done, by order Of either House which ia not
embraced In the contract for doing public printing
No question was taken and the resOluti) n nd aend-
ment were laid on the table.
THY UNITED STATES DEPOSIT FrNDs.
Ny MUsBoE, (whig) introduced bill, amending the
aeI approprstipg the United States Deposit Fuad
rAssENGrRs
Mr. Muraer meved that the Railroad Committee re-
port TO the Senate TO the expcdency Of nskng II
penal offence for railroad corporations to tain in their
employ persons addicted 10 the use Of intoxicating
nouoro. Adjourned
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For the last two days the seghing carried on
without inteymissicn and with uDabatsd ardor Ever
since the fall of the snow, city been one con-
trued scene Of gsiety and animation. All day lorr,
sleigh after sleigh aud team after team went yiionc
along il rapid Succession while streets resounded
oontsusy with the ,nkiing music Of the merry sleigh
behs There is constant desire manifested on the part
Of the public to enjoy few hours OF the greatest
amuemept OF the season. Every one-high and low
ricn and bent upon sleigh riding evidently
mined to make the best of luxury as long
lasts end must cay that till now, the condition Of
our streets for this purpose has been urpassed
AID the consequence is That city has never pre-
septd yeiitr peaance than during the last week
OF all the tiuis, seghs every dsscription
from the rough hrktt csrts to the spend fssnone
vehicles we've constantly called IL to sition The
moot OF the public patronage evidently bsstovea
he maeDse nbus sleghs which had fee quently
lead OF sixty seventy and fonssiUss Gig ay persons
Among the cUricstes in the OF sleigh riding 90
served the other day ia the BoweIy sleigh 4 gn by
six besutfol Shetland pauies Every person that
pend t. them seemed 10 he very much pleaeed WITH
their appearance Yestpdsy noraing. eleigo party
got up by the friends 81 general Gass--passsd the
HERALD sfhcs The sleigh ,senteu win IN
American ami hungarian flags, and drawn by tauhorses
decorated vita bssutifui lrinssts II filed with
quite number OF politicians. uied bY a band
Of mutic They made quite display Us they passed
slong Another sleigh will be also passed
office yesterday morning. 1t likewise had u bsnd Of
music and the large inscription, The Peoples Italian
Opera at Eibos so cents and attracted general notice.
tbaw, expect to the crowded even more
than of lats
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shIUHDAy jaDuary 2--6P. VI.
BsE.DsTrFFs.-Florr TENDED upgards, the transact
tirns embracing 500 lbls State, Southern aud
Wettern al former prices fsncy Ohio aad Gensspe
ri SaS7h S. l21a; extrs Ohio at So Ia esb37H;
end extra Genetee at S5iS4 = $685. per Dbl 80
ht. fine rye -four found market at SO 56a SO 62lS:
and 100 JPrtey meal, at S33ll4, the pgeviou, value
Wheat, harley and osts were iuabilats. Rye varied
lttc leo bushels River bringing 7sc Corn appeared
higher 1850 bushels mixed Western realizing csc e9c
COTTON Tie market in this erti:s appears TO have
cone completely to q stand. We could hear Of no
tr nsacons worth req ortDg. Buyers or Sc for MiediDQ
Mobiles, aud they are on sale at small advance on
that figure The gloom in the market IL caused by fear
Of panic snocg the planters when they ascertain the
dangerous position Of the article
Provisions continued uusltercd 200 barrels pork $50
DO Lard and ZcC do beef having found buyers at old
prices 200 packages sugar cured pork hams realized
90 per hi and lCObbs beef hams $40 S4 per 220 lbs
Dead hogs were In active demand, at ca ego per h.
Messrs Robbins Patterton II CharleJon eet pur-
cbsfed 80 pigs within this srge, to-day, which were
rased and fattered by Mr Isaac Harris Of New jersey
and who're aggregate weight was over Is Geo los
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= s;l ss :s II s7ia e.
Esrsign Ports.
h1yasI Jan iESsis Ellen Hayden. snl'h Ter wlnlas-
:. 5:b . M sa.:
c5:.s:s0n in NE rser ,;siS 70. sea "a.
.Ss .sssss f''' '''
Run KEY, Jan lin port IN unknown sohr. Just arr.
Home POrts.
BOSTON Jan 23-Arr bark 6uwarrow, Thayer Loudoni
brig ca1Sl,s lBsI Bf.yn Inasus Vi. aoins:s Hcs
House chsnns brig Commerce rom wi%insson. Nc IA:
cute, rs sP p;s Inner
Ss.nia ,shs ssnsI hs Ga s;san.hip R.j.i
s q o. ssS; ss.v
lisss sssSs; ola 2ssS Mann se.isH w.nS wsH
BsIohi and iron below. ship Delaware. :
baltimore. Jan geld brig PAuliss tsp,. Santos
n0LOUoEsTER Jan PAR in the outer hsrsss. bark
sssiss H.yn
'l II%Es bark reported .h. morning
e standing in for the 70 be The John
dous gales ts passage suffered
nd s:n sna
ana A
f1ss ssa Assss ssar: sa aSrss We
collected Wind Light from NWweaher clear and mode
kATACORDA. Jan 2 Brig LavAocn Gyeenly. for EYors
echrs Hazard Sanders fer dol Scu Bcul for doj
them. from Mobile, with lumber. tor N Yorx, err bsn.
NEWPORT, Jan "a Arr schr James Utis Bruce, Wash
ippton. NC, for Boston.
25d-brrs kara. Wesssate Washington DC, for Bos
ton-s0 reported.
IN port ,ohrs Hannah Grant Forester ssrah Mcdonald
and others. before reported.
NEW BEDFORD, JAn 23-No arrival. The river and bay
cloted ice
OWLS BEAD. Jan I7-Arr schrs GazeiIe Witoher. Now
York for RockIsnd 2as hGdoapa. Berry se.repot fol-
GAYdcnAs.
IORILAND. Jan 22-Arr bark John Avilcs Chase, Ma
tsrzaS Below, brig, supposed che Linz, from Exuwa
22d-hrr eohrs Hannah u Abigail Rollins Camden for
Norfolk; X y Warning, LORD Eis~orsh f:r Boston.
FROVIkCETuWN, Jan .2In port bark Trinity. Colburn,
from Galveston for Boston Cucs and Gloucester.
fIom suripr ID; and otters as before
SALEk Jan 22-Arr bark Argentine Q, Upton, Baltimore.
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SUIPPING.


IGOR LIvERPooL, UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
IL chin ARCTIC Capt. JAmee G. Luce This steamer will
dspart with the United Stated mails for Europs positively
on saturday February at IL O'clock NJ from hor bert
at tine oos Canal street. No berth ill paid
for For freight passage having unequscd
lions for elegance and comfort apply TO EDWARD X.
COLLINS Il CO., No. &c Wall street. The steamship
CIFIC will succeed tho Arctic and sail February 2st
ruVUE PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL STEAM.
i ship Company intend running their steamships
follows PROM PHILADELPHIA.
City Of Manchester. Thursday, January ~
City Of Glsegow,.. ........... Thursday ntrcn
City OF hanoheeor,. Thursday March -
FROM L1yERPoeI.
City Of GLASGOW. wednesday, Fob'y.
civ Of NSnchenter Wedn esdsv, Feby. Is
Passage from Philadelphia In saloon ssserooms, 80 In
fore cabin, S65 For freight or pnsengo apply 20 80
orNo.9 Wainut stroes, Foilsdelphia.
ICIRsT VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO, DESPATCH
IL line chip MICHAEL ANGELO, only 7sS tons, w. IL.
Wilson, Commander At pier s. East river. Shippers will
pase close their ~ the ship will have
the despatch OF this line. This splendid ship being Of
extraordinary speed small capacity, tho first 10
leave having but small part her fison
gagged favorable che
~" EB SUTTON. 81 wan ssroc,.
LSoR sAvANN AH.-TBE U. 3. MAIL STEAMSHIP
II FLORIDA, Captain Thomas Lyon will leave New York
for savannah on Saturday, January 81 at o'clock PM,
from rier NO North river. For freight pAssve apply
TO SAhUEL l.. MlTCHlLL, Igf Front street. the AHA
DAAA, CAPTAIN LUDLOW, on Saturday, February u
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For these Last two days decided change has taken
place in the Temperature Of the atmcsphsrs Tho air
has become mild and sof In comparison to the state
Of the weather days back. Yesterday afternoon
the began to melt the roofs Of the houses and
on those parts of the ground which touched BY the
rays Of the Mn In the afternoon however. We had Q
complete thaw-the barometer, by the annexed
table, standing ct the freezing point which continued
even up TO Ave O'Clock, notwiths nding tho heavens
perfectly There IL. therefore eyery in
dication that the cold westher which has prevailed
during the last week, will not be Of long duration The
powers above are apparently contemplating some de-
cded change, directly affecting the state Of tbs atmo
sphere in our subunsry sphere We expect thaw that
viii put an end to slsighing for some time, ct least
RANaE OF THERMOMETER
The following is the range of the thermometer as
taken from Deatours meteorological observations -
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miscellaneous.

|
M lsss sSi
Should Of she tsh place The spring
noated Of. ''' WIZ ~ 'A'''"'''
sur with loss Of boysp,. and badly ioed up
back cane would have been sent 70 her
the Lexs ornng but she nos sght Two
ihSd. seen beating up Oh the back of the c'p'
WITH sns h ,.sss W. 81
resdsy vith fonr feet in her hold pump
All the Grew excep' the second officer had lott her.
for as:
& m m ' A., tie ce which o1ssnsta tour
shSs sas would 70 fssa sy sW wind whoh poa,
TO she thOre with would PVT Of
vss ashore On S.ney Point near Chsthsn.
Lsgs Gaze may,isn ssh ".
sssn ~ dsyS d GsIs nsss5ss al ssiy
busarhs water Casks saacbeoas sp.rs and apranS fors
mss had decks swept of thing Vessel covered with
ice, and must have steam TO get 10 Boston.
Fern Msssos fss@ caps Hsyten for Boston, reported
THE scHR with line lost the entrance Of Ch.ha h.r.
her wac the soTs star Ct and ,r' lincoln villa Cor Fail
sroge Ter crew sr1cd Psay soniss was DO
CoIIIsion-A letter from capt waldea OF U 5 revenue
s9i 70 A. G.S5 cSsog a. BssoS aa
relort the ayvs Of tbe sossr - ha hsyas
Dov, IRON for ecaoes,oF Win ,he sa
int Ss eAs Ge s Sas ,5SS. ol 9a
yh sehr cas.s 4 iso iubto 6S7id Bsrssy master,
tus coldtan hsvlrssstea aoshns bat wss tGe7 ssaod
ag rSst .ne rein mat s sS sn S %ss,
ralensor Jssss Lure !, Henry Warre and John Holland
siy severe, I'D Gcu.eser barber frozen ous Ten
years s,aIi All asai isucdatsiy in pursuit Or other
vessels en- The co~s in sis,ress."
sxhassmsn.
Atst yntont Nov is (sy letter from Cap, gsscr NO.
NJ AL wen had taken 10 o siace ioayag asYal Stoke.
hS,rc Son Fo,o Dr. ffsnta CHORD ali we'll ois,a
% y s uss s, iSn S1ss LsS
ppc M 5ens 81 S s asp Ssy MGr ~.
shjpp,.s q, pr ea.1ip.. for sBsaisIa. .,~ ~ =,
BIZ. each sound q Hos 1eS May ana ina'A NJ wv
sy ..ss ssaas c sps Dovn w.v
s r.: .'s Of ss
sSs
ssTs%Sss Soy 8 ,ty letter from cspi ssv.euo,
spss 's ~ ID ss q Gay.
skinner ssn days from Tombca, cutting s'rso whale.
Al DO date Gov Iroup cosssshsil ND. from Arctic
Notices TO Mariners.
The latitude Of Manger Key Light Belize Hondurasl as
b s ns so'S s Il I'M make. Ss:is
mn e Sa feet 70 on u. sf oa. % G:.. Do
mns0 n s fair beng .goasy pine Ts. sou % deg
ssg 1 e hs sssf9 LIZ ssp a.
wv % '''A - ~ - wa : ANU GEO w BLUNT.
False LfsHT TouRcHEr.
SydDev Care Breton Of 30 statos that Capt
Lorvay, mater OF ohr Mary Chsries OF Syd
pey hie last from Halifax losing his
veei and valuable sro night Of Dee 10 he discovered
ghs which he nj fret 10 be Louisbury Light bus
which subs quensiy proved 20 light Tho headAnd ~
Fourobet direotion nearly WEW from Youngs Island.
Capt cannot for the of this
so-xhoh had been observe on rreyous occasions By
Bugssh Townsend tp3 'soombcxoept ~ lHhs
placed beacon which ha, bulls At Fourohct by one
Boorer of that what Capt knows not
~ that the light placed there TO deooy YES
sells ehoie.
Spoken
rhip Forbes, Dome " GIys from Boston Tor Osufos
MIS- Nov T. no lat 30.
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Trial Of Henry Woodin for the Murder OF
his Wife.
SUPREME CovRT-oYER AND TERMINER

SUPREME CoyRT-oYER AND TeRMINER
CANAND AQUA, Jan "a, 1882
The evidence consisted yesterday OF contradcting and
sustaining witnesses An attempt msde TO impeach
Woodin's son and wife The testimony brought out By
the defence has not altered materially the appearance
of the The defence rested their last evening
The COUNSEL commenced summing up this morning, ct
nine O'Clock
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a tai Steamboat ExpIoslon-Eartha

LoUtsyILLE, Iad II, 1859,
despatch from Memphis reports that the steamer
Ptzer Miller exploded her boiler the mouth of White
river yesterday and that sevsra persons killed.
No particulars have yet been received.
At Holly Spring Ni.s. the 23d instant severe
Ell ock Of hquake felt which ook the most
substantial buildings for miles around Several chin
ness were knocked over but no other damage DONE
so A known
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TeIe0ranhiC lsenOrfa.

NV UHLIkNs Jan Y 1907
The GOTTEN market became quite animated to day
after the receipt Of the Arctlcs and the Gales
reached 800 baieo at advance OF eighth Strict
niddiing 7hc Rice is in fair demand at So CO. Wits.
key, IL nc. lsc.
CHARLESTON, Jan "a, 1852
The cotton market is quiet and unchanged 300 bales
cold TO day at ca aSLc