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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-05

Hocs-Thc packing season is approaching,
and until quite recently prices Of hogs had an
upward tendency. Within a few days however
a reaction has been perceplbe, which is in part
owing to the very material decline in the hog
products now on hand in all the leading markets;
also to the fact that consumption, owing to high
prices, has materially fallen off. The prospect
that there will be full cvcrrge number of hogs
all through the og-raising country is apparent
to all. In addition it appears that the Southern
planters and farmers have turned their attention
to raising more hogs and corn than formerly,
which will tend to lessen the demand from those
quarters.
We have heard of various contracts at So net,
for future delivery to our city packers, and a few
days since sale Of 1000 head in Hardin coun-
tv was also made at s.. The farmers in Hardin
and Meade sold II good many Of their hogs bate
" at 1915 cross, and at Eizcbcthtown lot of
45O head was sold ut 3-l2 cts. gross. We heard
Of sales in the upper portions Of Ohio, and at
Pittsburg, Pa, Of hogs, driven East, at 5-l4 a
5-3-4 cts nct.--LouiSrlle Courier.
PREsERvIxG pEAcnEs.-We are confident of
the thanks Of every housewife for the following
receipt for preserving peaches. Totwclve pounds
of peaches take six pounds of clean brown sugar
and one pint best cider vinegar. Simmer the
sugar and vinegar together, which will make a
clear syrup. Pour boiling waterupon the peach
es, and remove them in two minutes from the
water and wipe them dry without breaking the
skin. Put them into the syrup and boil gently
! till the fruit is cooked to the stone. Keep the
preserves in jars, which must be kept closely
covered and in cool place They should be in.
spected occasionally, and if white mould ap-
pears upon the surface Of the syrup, it must be
carefully skinned of, and the syrup scadcd and
returned to the peaches. The peaches tried last
fall were a Seeding variety, ri ipencd the last of
October. They were acid but preserved the
peaches flavor in high degree, which was re-
taned by this method of preserving in the most
perfect manner. This is the most economical
and, to our taste, the very best preserve We know
of-Propidencc Journal.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-05

A-EGRO SHOES, of a superior quality. Just re-
" cciycd by L. W. buNNh1.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-05

4 FTER returning my thanks to my friends, acquain-
n and the public generally for their former lib
eral patronage, offer to them variety of
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-05
CROCKERY Assorted,

SADDLES-Riding and Wagon "
WHIPS-Carriage, Buggy, Drivers and Wagon
CARDS-Cotton and Wool
POWDER and SHOT
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
New Arrangement.

rsNHE Subscribers having purchased he stock Of j.
/ S RAND, and taken his store have added 10 tneir
stock a large variety OF N w GOODS, and RESI- ect'
fully invite The attention OF purchasers TO their assoIt.
ment of very rich and choice
Bonnets, Ribbons, Millinery Goods,
Hosiery, Gloves, White Goods, Embroi-
deries, &c.
BY the most rigid keep their stock constantly
furnished with Goods ofSuperor Excellence and beauty
and have their manufactured articles fitted up with
Thoroughness, Taste and Elegance,
ard by PRoMPTNEss AND FrpELITY in he execution OF
ORDERs they atter themselves that, being able in the
CHEAPNESS, QUALITY and STYLE Qfthfir Goo+S
to satisfy the ing they shall merita receive
the confidence and liberal patronage Of their friends and
the public
old Bonnets Repaired, Colored, Bleached and
Pressed in superior 0Gaher
e. w. MILES & CO.,
No. l6O Main ST., corner of Main and Walnut sts
jan2O-dawtf
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
REMOVAL.

= -"
FTNHE Subscribers have removed their Works from
corner of Uuion and Exchange Stress, to the large
and commod!ous Steam Buildings, Will in few rods of
the Grand Junction Depot, where they prepared to
furnish TO order Engine and Hand Lathes, Power and
Hand Planes, Sabbing Machines Upright Drills, Boring
Mills Bayles Patent Rotary Cloth Presses, German Ro-
tary Fulling Mills; Screw Cutting Machines, with or
without Gates Patent DIES. The superiority
Of Gaes' Dies" those heretofore used, consists in
their Cutting Perfect ScreW, whether OF square
Thread by passing the iron To be cut which
reques no swedging OF previous preparation the
dies cut the thread Of solid iron witsou raising it
in the eastand in their simplicity greater durability
rapidly and perfection Of work, and little liability to
get out of oder.
Also JOB WORK of all descriptions, such as Geer-
ing Shatng Saw Arbors, Screw aud Geer Cutting Iron
Planning Wood Turning and saving &s, &c. Scroll
CbuckS furnished at manufacturers prices.
WUODBURN, LIGHT & CO.
Worcester.Dec. 23d, 1851. dec24 dw3m
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
FOR SALE At A BARGAIN
a Tot of .han1a1iers for Burninp Oil,

.nNE large one with twelve burners, and two small
II Zones with f9ur b each. FourFountain Cham
daliers with four burners each Three do with three
burners EACH and large Entry Lanp,with glass Ian
tern lot of side Lamps and Fixtures, together with
chi nneys and shades for the above, ready for use.
Asu-Two Chandeliers, with six lights each, oraburn
ing Fluid nearly new and four Brack Burners, ogeth
er win shades complete
The abuve will he Cheap Tor the tnat the
civ nave introduced gas INTO tne city building For
Messenger the { " Hall sepl"dwo
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
Front Street Store Lots

HNHE valuable lot of land on the South side Of Front
st.. North of the Salem street Church extending
Front street about ll0 feet, and bounding East On
Tfumbull and est Salem street, is now offered
for sale in lots suit purchasers Its average depth is
over 70 feet. Tie lots viii be sold on such terms
render them profitable purchase, either for those
wishing build stores for their own use or TO let
mar25-dtf FRANCIS Ii DEWEY. 2l9 Main st
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
Corner Of Main aud Mechanic Ste, Worcester.
A Permanent Establishment.

II TUTIudNEHt ESJdDILSUM4EWU,
I S now open Day and Evening, TO qualify Young Men
4 for counting rooms. They taught WRITING
NJ MEROll ANTS ACCOUNTS, with short methods of
calculation used in Counting Rooms, Exchanges, Aver
ages and Donble Entry Book Keeping, fer either
Foreign Domestic Trsde, and as far practicable all
the business of Counting Room. Each pupil is sepa-
ratey taught, the number of lesso not limited Hav
ing Systematically through the course, he pu
pill Gf he deserves il, viii receive Ger lfcate of his
qualifications sometimes il is in Mr. Hoyps power
recommend hun to Immediate Employment.
MIR II has requent applications from Merch MS and
Traders recommend 20 them steady, well qualified
clerks; he has Just received iwo such api locations.
lie has pupils in almost all The large cities the Un
ion, some in rec ipt of very high sa aries The salary
of course is graduated by the clerks qualifications
For further particulars the printed Prospectus to
be had It The Institute copy will be forwarded free
o. exnense b, mail, by sending name and Address by
mail pre- aid. jan6 df
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
For Sale or Rent,

A New House on Pleasant street, near Col. Abbots,
N convenient for three families If applied for soon
will be iod, with bout 10000 feet OF land Also the
Cutting House in New Worcester, with about Tires
acres Of land now occupied by Pulaski Bacon Also
small Farm OF about 90 acres, with unfinished house
upon it, about OF mile of said Gut ng esate,
ne4r the Jones Farm Terms very liberal. Apply 10
p. C.BACON,
Inar6-dtf No. Central Exchange.
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
Hnnse fnr Sale.

@vzA THE Situation owned and occupied BY the Sub.
1IHA scriber, summer street The lot North oil
s7-A- the house eont-iI fifty different vsrie
ties of hoiee Fruit all in bearing This will be found
one of the y ost desirable lots for building in this
city. The house is large, aud commodious for one or
two families and is in good repair il has never fall
ing well of good in its cellar, and is warme by
well arranged Furnace set in the cellar. The above OF
ers rare CHANCE the TGtMs will be made easy, and
possession given the LIST of April.
RUFUS ID. DUNBAR.
" orcester Jan 13, 1852 janis DIFF
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
T | w f. /!
q. K.
Facts for the peonle

ATARsH's PATENT OIL has gained reputation
wi superior to that of any other article for
LIGHT, III the United States Thencreasng demand
and Large Sales OF this OH is the best proc OF It's good
ness In using this article, you get as much ll@ht ioi
one half the expense that is to be nd i'll burning the
common Lamp Oils and lhat wi hout SMOKE, GREASE
or SMELL, it be used i'll ANY common lamp, wlth
the alteration If he top which costs only 24 cents per
lamp The Subscriber is The only Agent for Worcester
of whom you Can get IT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, WIN
Lamp Cans Tubes Wickng, &c, No 207 Mai street.
and 2 doors No, tn of American House, long known
as the New York Store. A. il. NE y TON.
-daWIf
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
.IPRICE ONE CENT.
REAL ESTATE
[ntAl and Stores TO Let.
House for Sale.

"a THE SUBSChIBER offers for sale the BRICK
1TH HOUSE, corner of Pleasant and Fruit streets,
N1- where he resides. 1t is nearly new, con-
tains fifteen rooms and well arranged for two families
Twelve Hundred Do lars of the purchase money can re-
main on mortgage for a term 4 years, if desired
ian2l l-dtAl GEORGE L. MAKEPEACR
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
Removal.

hGuIOVdl,
VNHE Subscriber has the pleasure to announce TO his
numerous friends aud patrons, that he h taken the
West store under Horticultural Hail. No 10 Front ST.
nearly opposite his Old stand having newly fitted up
in the BEST manner dtsgus keeping constantly on hand
a good Assoi tment of MGA 5 and VEG Er, such
AS he has heretofore kept which will he sold low for
the CASH as can be bought at any other place in the
city.
Grateful for past patronage continuance OF the same
is respet ttly = licted II ping by close attention to
business and duly app eciang the wants OF the Com
munly to give satisfaction those who may favor him
with pats sonage, orders will lie promptly attended TO,
and Goods delivered in any pant of the city,
CHARGE. j. . CULVER.
Worcester, Jan a. 1852. jan26-daw5w.
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
Board.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can be accommo-
N dated with BOARD, and an excellent Front Room.
ALSO, SINGLE GENTLEMEN, with Board and
Room, by nquhng at Sc Front street, at this Ofs
fee. l - jan22-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
Valuable Real estate for Sale,

4&zA A BUIIDING LOT, on Front street, corner
& Of Vine 46 feet front by 10 deep, ntioining
Warden Block, with Dwelling House ihereon
being very desirable location for the cii0n ol a
Block of Stores and would be profitable inv cstnlent
for capitalist. For further particulars inquire OF
ar CALEB A. WALL,
aug2I-dd No. 212 & 3l6 Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
NEW LUMBER YARD,
Livery Stable Stock for sale.

Lively DCdUIe 0G0CK 1OT SAFE.
CONSISTING of IL good HORSES, ,wthnll the Car
Y fages Sleghs, Harnesses, Robes &C. necessat for
doing COED Livery bnsinessi and all in good order.
The Stock will be sold low, the proprietor intends
TO leave town.
lease of the Stable, which is very good one, and
well located for business, can he had on favorable
terms For furtner particulars, inquire of E. EATON
at his Horse and Carriage Mart, on Foster street.
dec27 dwtf
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
Copartnership Notice.

rTNHE Subscribers have tins day f rmed copartner
ship, and will carry The commission Produce
business under the firm Of Bassett & CLARK
EZRA r CLARK.
cct2.dwtf AhAZ BASSETT.
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14

Terms---S4.OO per Annum, or $500 il
paid in advance.
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
A CARD.

TEIiE subscriber, grateful for the liberal patronage
| heretofore bestowed upon him, would call The at
tention O his n ENDS and patrons 10 his
Removal,
Having fitted up and removed To store 207 Main ST.,
two doors norts of the American Temperance
Honse where he intends keeping as good an assort-
ment of
Paper Hangings, Borders, &C.,
as can be found the city, in large small lots which
purchasers are invited TO examine.
N b. All kinds of papers put on as formerly, by ex
perienced workmen, botu in and out Of The city.
n Remember the place, two doors north OF the
American Temperance House, and directly opposite
Brinley Hail.
sepl3 dwtf A. H. NEWTON.
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
LET.

TWO ROOMS in the Block on the corner ofMyrtle
and Southhrdg, SITS, heretofore occupied by Farley
& Pearson. Apply to F. II. DEWEY, Esq, or to G. @
FLANDERS & CO., on the premises dec5 dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
CLOTHTNG,

T HARRINGTON CORNER il The place 10 buy
III GOOD READY-MADE CLOTHING, and Fur
nshing Goods, at low price Call and ifil isnol
THAYER d EAMES4
decS-dtf Corner of Nam and Front Streets.
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
Charcoal

nERKsHIRE co. CHARCOAL, made entirely from
the uesL of Hard " ood constantly on hand and for
sale al Plymouth street Coal Yard Office, No. 207
Main street, tw doors north American House.
apS disf NJ. BARBOUR.
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
ladies' Furs,

. Is. 1ldulGS 4 III
OFF the best manufacture, Buffalo Robes, Boys Bea
Iver and Fancy ffats, best Imentin the couD
ty; Gloves and Mittens Hat a"d Caps, in great yarie
ty; Valses, Carpet Bags and Trunks, Low, at
dec93 MERKILL'S, 22l Main st
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
TO BE LET.

To Let
ONE. half IF Store in Richmond Block Possession
I J given Immediately by calling on w RICHMOND
No. 265 Main ST. dec3ldtf
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
Marsh's PatAnt nm.
Worcester Light House.

I F you want BLsT. LIGHT. FOR THE LEAST
i MONEY, to Read, SIT or Work by, get
MARsHsS PATENT oil A. III. NEWTON is ihe
only Agen for Worcester, two doors North Of Ameri-
can touse, No. 2g7 Main street, Worcester.
jan24-dawtf
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
New nrass Gnnds.

VETE have this day opened beautiful assortment of
w New Style de Laines worthy the attention of
purchasers. W st selling our Winter Stock of
ali sorts a the advertised prices
iiu2s-d6twif H. Il CHAMBERLAIN CO.
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
TO LET

TNVENINGS. and Saturdays large, furnished. gas
IT. lit room, Main Street, for Lyeeums, Lectures
&c Apply to c. WOOD, of the firm Woodbnrn, Light
& Co. dec 3-d2tawtt
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
Bows Slads.

A BETTER Article Than ever ffered in this market
A-Fancy Boxes and Baskets, Willow " agons and
Cradles, Wheelbarruws, We ocpeeds, Tin and Wooden
W ageuis 4 c. cheap, at MERRILL'S,
dec23eodw 22l Main street
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14

Cream Tartar.
OO00 LIB. Pulv. CREAM TARTAR warranted
COUO pure, just received and for sale 10 !, by
g. ). q A j. IL WE,
Wor Blk Block, corner Foster and Norwich SITS.
ian 9-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
Staga PropertY for Sale.

OtoNslsTI3>G c of ope sTAtsE COACH, STAGE
OSLEiGH. 2 HORSES, and 4 HARM ESSES. For
particulars inquire OF HENRY PENNIMAN, Miilbury
or ot L. 5 p ENNIMAN, Worcester. dec3U diff
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
WORCESTER DAILY SPY:
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING AT
2l2 Main Street, Butman ROw,)
Ohm MILTON EARLE & THOMAS DREW
EDITORS AND pRoPRIEroRs.
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING AT

EDITORS AND PRoPRIEroRs.
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
Our Cash Grocery Store,

s the place buy Groceris oi the best quality
LOW particularly III these hard times, when mohey
is scarce btcause less money TO buy tue neces
saries of le Z. q. FLANDERS a co.
Jan III 1852 diff
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-14
European Leeches.
Kossuth Hats.
Vous Avez la Marche Sur Tout.

sSN MERRILL l. has now in sture more than One
Il (-<-s Hundred ING-HORSES-f exercise
Sf@xA for Children in the Winter season.
A1Z-.1- dec -eodwtt 70 Main ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22
The Collision IN the Rayer.

TO THE EDITOR OF HERALD.
The verdict of the coroners jury In the col
lision OF the steamboat A. Corning with yawl boat
did not agree to, reported In this morning. papers
and feel my duty TO correct It, did not attach An
blame to the captain Of said boat In rendering nv
having think erased his from the paper contain
ing the verdict and could agree to Il In anv other
FORM MARTIN FLYNN, one Of the Six Jurors,
NEW YoRK, Sept. 20, 1852
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News FROM BRAziL.-We learn from Mr. Rust passen-
ger on board Of the bark Republic from Para the goth
ut that the yellow fever prevailed some extent at
Para but was confined principally to the shipping He
also reports that French steamer arrived from
Cayenne and returned about week previous having.
come to that port in search Of provisions the nhab
tants OF the colony Of Cayenne in starving cond
ton. The commander Of the French steamer wished TO
explore TIE river but the authorities would not al
low H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

MORTALITY Al SEA.Thc bark Elizabeth Mears arrived
yetrday morning from San Juan Nicaragua reports tho
o three other passengers and the by feve
on the passage home The remainder Of the crew and
passengers had also been sick the whole passage from the
same disease The following the of those who
died August Is, Barnard Barman, of New York aged
y years; September Jonathan Reed OF oakbam Mass
aged as; September 4 Alfred Hastings Of do aged %
years passengers; and September H. Peter Henry, Of
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Mn. EprToR-The railroads have reduced the fare q,
I'VE cent? and are getting all the custom propose that
the omnibus fare BE- also put down to Gfs cents and
that customers rtfue 10 pay more The extorton has
teen pacht.d 'opr enough 10 say nothing ~ the raus
q IT, sTi,trt IL making change FIVE CENrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22
Sale Of Quicksilver ~ Havana Counter
Inanupd.
Translated for Tho Herald

Translated for the Herald
SUrERINJTNDENcY GREERAL.---
The supreme government having thouoht nronsr tr
dispose ofthe fifteen hundred quintas Of quicksilver de-
posited the Custom o stores Of this city the sale
IN the paper OF The 9th August last cannot
therefore take place. W. which Is made public for the
info NATION Of those who may have intended making
proposals. for said quicksilver
:, ANAsTAsIo DE oRozCo Secretary
HAVANA Sept 49, 1852
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FROM THE FISHING GRouND.-The Gloucester
Telegraph reports on the authority Of letter from Char
ottetown that the schooner Florida condemned on
the 1th instant and was TO be sold the 10th Two or
three arrivals at Gloucester report except that
ms kcrn Harn
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stamps Of for the reAson that t would increase
the pay Of members, whch 10 limited ct - per day He
also states that there 10 such thing q Contingent
fund for the LegsatIrs Ths report ct al pasts-
BILE. Mr. Monroe (vhig), oontended that Il was IN IN
proper document and insult to the Mouse Mr. Oush
Ing tdem said he disliked be snubbed and dsked
to be called green but he believed the ptrosr Was
also green, and abiding to Mr.. Wright seid he had
never been in the toe Of the Comptroller before and
hoped he might never be again. Mr.. Walsh thought
the House had first insuted the Comptroller
public ofncer should, porsibe, keep himself elevated
above ordinary passions and be careful not exhibit
any tleness In his commune to the Legislature
The report was laid upon the table.
The appointment Of Richard L. Morris - Health
Officer at New York, Is officially announced. Also the
following Edgar Ketchum, OF New York. Commissioner
Of Loans; L. Dela6eld smits, @. L. Benedict, john
Fowler, Jr James Gridey David B. Jaques, and Alex.
Watson, Notsries.
The Governor has appointed VIM T. Seymour
Sheriff Of Saratoga county, In Ilace Of Theodore w.
Eanders resigned.
meeting of the young Of this city IL called for
Friday evening" to make arrangements for the disposal
Of Hungarian bonds.
W. Vincent Wallace, the composer and musician Is
giving concert here tonight with great w.
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Ts S;. ss S.:ss s.s.
ssl ss. c.s. and Ann D.
SD sIss Thos KnoI: Juvs,ns Lucy Ann Jana How's
BARI Echo Isss. P6IadspS. for Boston: brig
Ssiss GsSs %Ss Simeon DsseI as~ss and fsns:
P.ns sSst r Ann Fla .GvF sSii0 e.
sssfs sr KTassy SEs,a
ia :ahI: n,nli1; KNIGHT II ery. vsaao'L Ben
LM.Arr schr Mentors tof osssnsl.. Clifford, Baltimore
q. vasy a. sSSs
The sskr Loaf jibsOOm. tOvpr asmsssd head and
sPS-sla steamer Ontario.
NoItksrn Light Baker Baker Francis Ana Eliza 81
LIVES FEB IS 10 Ax-Ths tsrks Kin r,sen for psm.rs-
Creole Londonderry k Oak and Elm for Boston;
Tss t:rhs Lucy Ann. Nossans chester. and HaSS
a M fsRi nsm Two
packets sehr ss h.rbor - sh oraipg for PM
sne six others remain At Breaswassr Wind sW. Weather
NEW LoNpeN Feb SAs. sohss Hsser. , Kipg from
5sS rs7Ssnss q ID is:h p,spi shs,SslsS os:. sa
s.ssIS. z fs:pss a i. Isry Fss ss. @
Point cd cnys sm 70, Do r;
Mary Cray Palmer ,re@ Ayn lGas for % SD lSsS
Nyort
NEWPORT. Feb l7-Arr bark Rhone. Carlisle ApasohI-
cola Providence brig Ssoraento Ccra6on Zsnabar for
Provdence; US sohr Tanner Martin from cruise; sohs
Wando Pssso Eddy FRver Cuba eloCp Henry CaatoR
King; NYort. CID sehr Gasssbess Fuller, NYork.
PENSACOLA. prev TO FEB 5-Err brig Joseph Albion.
Clark Baltimore. CID bsgk Emma Chase Chase, Havana
(pot IS beforel
PORTLAND, Feb l6-Arr brig Vim Spear. Black. Hsvs.
ms via t4mes's Hole and Salem.
PORTSMOUTH, Feb l5-Balow sohr s: Stephen Calais Zoe
EYork.
RICHMoND. Fob l6-A,r steamer Roanoke, Parish. Ne,
York; brig Arrow, Echener kstanza SD echrs Tyrone,
Strout 1oston; Putnam sandford, NYork
BAN FRAEcIsC0 Jan n-Ar bark Eeeks Thompsou.
HaioY, de- sohr J G Demarest, do.
Cid l7th; briggs Favn. Bunsf Umpqra Ciroe tfoyequls
adams Atlantic States one ACCOUNT sage FaoasE
zlst, echr 0slla, Grsgg. Santa Ceuz.
Bid "a, brig Nsazuma. Tishsr Payta eohr Page MAJ.
hew, CO.
Adv ships Susan Drew. CuYphey for Call,o 2 TsIma.
for sale barn Francisco for Baltimore nYork ard BosAon
before March j. Huccess Farley for Portland o. soon.
Isabella Resd for Honolulu and Sydney abb Feb Barring
tcn SALE brgs Rapid for Sydney sohr John Dun
p, Eilis, fer esn Bias, do.
shVANNAH reb ls-cld ship Gondar. Bsrssow. Liver
pool briss Geen Maria. Pierce NYorb Jones. Tyler,
do; schr Chse William, Boyd. do,
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The Latest from Albany.

MEMORIAL FOR A SURVEY or THE STATE HE NEW
YORK. VoLUNTKERs-THg POSTAGE ROW PErwEEH
THE COMPTROLLER AND THE AssRMBLY-o BERSA-
ToRIAL APPOINTMENTS, ETC,
SPECIAL cosssreNDEScs o. 1HE Wv roIk prs.Lp.
ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1869
memorial ". received IN the Senate this morning
through the Governor, from half dozen persons pur-
porting TO be professors belonging TO thu American Asso
cation for the Advancement Of Science asking Of the
Legislature Law by which accurate strctly .ci.n
tihc survey Of the State may be mad. Thsy want II
upon basis Of the typographical map of France or
the trixonometrca survey Of England or according TO
he geodetic portion Of the coast survey Of the United
states o, connected with the trians OF tho State
OF Msachuse.tes They that unless the state un'
der,ske the enterprise correct map cannot be expected
for many years This project was first started BY Iut
H. Hunt q the y. S. Corps Of Engineers The Legs
lsture will he,iats long before they will involve the
State in such enterprse at the request OF bali
dozen Idle professors who want employment Tie ms
tory Of the geological survey Sill fresh In the memory
Of the people who have been compelled 70 contribute
many thousands OF dollars for that splendid humbus
The additional aid sked for the New fork volunteers
IL likely not 70 be afforded Mr. McHurray advocated
the passage Of the bill with ability today but from tins
feeling manifested by the fevtra Senators seons rs
the bin gill be defeated
The Comptroller answered resolution a. the House,
by stating that h. would refuse W pay for tne pssAgs