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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31
Railroad through The African Desert,

The viceroy Of Egypt has sanctioned
Railroad from Alexandra, BY way Of Co
iro, 10 the lsthmus Of Susz The work is
TO be commenced without delay, under the
management, Of the most skilful European
engineers. The iron horse is destined to
visit the solitudes Of Petra and Mt Sinai.
What! railroad to be constructed through
the scene Of lsrael's flight, through the re-
giOns where silence has reigned since the
law was given by Moses. Tie scenes
where Job drove his floeks, where the bur
ming bush astOnished Moses, and where
the lsraelites received their trial and then
punishment, must they be at last distur'
bed by the clanking and roar Of modem
machineryl A tour to the tomb, Of Aaron
10 Calvary. TO Nouns olissi, Ind to The
shores Of the sea Of Galilee, will soon be
performed in one season from the Amer.
can eonIiuent-a pilgrimage which, from
Europe, in the time Of the crusades was
accompanied with perils and priva.ions
little short Of martyrdOm.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

The New York Observer, by comPaEi.
son Of statistics, makes out that the Sand.
wich Islands contain the mos, religious ma.
ticn in the world one half Of the adult
population being members Of The church.
Thn, is about double the proportion Oi
this country. The average salary Of their
pastors is three hundred dollars, which is
about equal to The average in this country,
The contributions to foreign missions have
been one hundred and fifty dollars to a
church. That is greater than The average
here, though their churches are vastly
greater,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31
A Child's Evening Prayer.

JESUS, Heavenly Shepherd, hear me,
Bless thy little lamb tonight;
Through the darkness be thou near me,
Watch my sleep ill morning light.
All this day Thy hand has leo me,
And ! thank thee for thy carei
Thou hast warmed, and fed, apl clothed nc
Listen to my evening prayer
10y my sins be all forgivcni
! Bless the friends love so welli
hon I die, take me to Heaven,
Happy there with thee TO dwell.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31
19ings ,pe hare Read and Heard.

Things zoe hare Read and Heard.
Webster being questioned as to his
personal appearance when officiating as
a pedagogue, replied:
"Long, slender, pale, and all eyes !;
indeed l went by the name oi ALL EYES
the country round" The first time
these same eyes rested on the Con,titu-
tion ot the United States, il was printed
upon a common cotton handkerchief
which he purchased at country store,
with the last Bit Of money in his pock-
et, twenty-five cent piece. or this
Constitution he Is now the acknowledg"
ed Chief ErpOunder and Defender
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

A correspondent Of the Richmond whig,
writing Of the late fire at Washington,
mentions, among the earliest and mos, ef.
ficient at the scene, the President Of the
United States. "Before the larger half Of
Of the members Of Congress had prevailed
upon themselves" says the writer, Sin
,ha, bitter weather, to leave their blankets
and feather bells, the President was re.
turning home. Some men there are who
seem always to say the right thing al the
tigh. time-seem always to do the right
thing at the right time, and BY sort Of
luck, as ii might almos, seem, are always
in the right place at the right ,ime-ofsuch
is Millard Fillmore President Of the Uni.
ted States"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31
A6aF The Western wutchman. publish,
ed At 81. Louis, Mo, has the following:

ASuPPcr for The benefit Of q GrGrc Yard
DO not imugine that we are g,kind
reader, on So Serious a subject, It appear:
10 be the fashion in 81. Louis 10 raiSa mo
nNy for oil sorts Of objects, BY means OIL
dances, concerts. and lotteries. A short
time since, we believe, there was a dance
in behalf Of "Grurc Church" and now we
fnh The following notice in "The Shrp'
herd Of the VullFy":-
"a supper will be held at tho Tobacco
Warehouse on tho evening Of Tuesday,
The 18Th inst, Tor tho benefit Of the gave.
yard at New Bremen, belonging 10 Holy
Trinity Church, Of which Rev. Father An.
sslm Is the pastor"
What nsxt3
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31
A GENEROUS ACT.

Carter & Brothers, the en,evprising pub.
Iishsrsp have done good service by tho
presentation Of four hundred copies OF
RocER MILLER, with an introduction by
Rev. Dr.. Alexander, to be placed in the
hands Of the several colpotteurs Of the A.
meriran Tract Society. The memoir is
peculiarly suited to encourage effort for
the most destitute and hopeless classes.
ind will stimulate the band Of cOlpOr'surs
10 renewed fidelity in ,ha, direction.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

Missionary for Paris.-Ths Rev.
E. N. Kirk Of Boston, has been appoint
ed By the American and Foreign Chris
tian Union a missionary pastor in Paris.
Mr.. Kirk is an able man and possesses
admirable qualification for promoting
evangelical ProtsHantism al this CEN
trsl point ot Romanism.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

RocER wILLiAMs.--SOuthey, in hi,
Lite and Correspondence, says: 'Ths
true champion for religious liberty in
America was Roger Williams, The first
consistent advocate for it in That coun-
Try, and perhaps the first in any one.
| hold his memory in veneratisn.'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

"LoOk up" thundered the captain of
q vessel, as his boy grew giddy while
gazing from the ,opmust. "Look up"
The boy looked up, and returned in
safety. Never look down and despair.
Leave danger uncared for, and push on.
II you ialter, you lose. Look up. Do
right, and trust in God.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

The city Of London stands upon geo
acres. The fixed property in houses
located on this small SPOTS estimated at
!f4O, 100000 sterling, and the value Of
movable property in the city is cOnsid-
worth ElO0,0OO,OOO sterling.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

mr Dan Marble says he once partoOk
Of rooster 50 old that he was bald.hend
ed. To get the feathers out, tho house.
gal had 10 use a claw.hammer-while the
oil creature was so tenacious Of life that
after being baked two hours, he still con.
tinued ,s crow. With few leather pick.
els such poultry must be inviting.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

"At.chce at.chu !" We caught the
idnuelcs !" That last was the siSteeith
tibs we've sdpezsd ID fbe biJutss. We've
been tryidg to si'ga sO'g, but babe bad
work enough oG IT. Thus writes q down
eRst editor.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

MsCincinnali, on Monday week, ,hr
gleat casa VI Irwin vs., Lonswurlh, invoIv.
iRg property 10 the amount Of over $780,.
900, was decided in favor of the plaintiff
The case has been IL court eleven year,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31
GERMS:

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No subscription taken for shorter period
than six months.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
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each additional insertion, 0.25
For ono square, 3 months, 800
do. Q months, 500
do. year, 1000
For one column, minion typo, year, 5000
SOrAanouncing Candidates, each name, 200
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

American mhiitl,ng is an anecdOte for
history. Gen. Houston has presented Grace
Greenwood with bow and two arrows
which ho cut out Of shingIe while bro.
,her Senators were "Soving the Union"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31
Doet's Gorlrer.
RHYMES FOR THE TIMES.

BT MAJ. @. W. PArrES, U. S. Army.
This world is very fancitul,
And changing all the time,
And some are fond Of politics,
And some are fond Of rhyme.
Patterns arc some Of picty,
OF wickedness arc some,
One lectures on sobriety,
Another treats on rum.
Some arc the soul Of honor,
A blessing where one lives,
Some ION the whole) have little soul,
Except whu. money gives.
Some will rcbuke you rudely,
Yet be your friend tho while,
While some will smile before your face,
And "stab you while they SMILE"
Some are in love with gambling,
oU"s S'' u 'U'o WIN guns
SOn' "''e 'H''' 'a'ea" l" inc ea'.n'
'0"' cast 10 '"'ne 'H''' P'1''''
The trader likes bis CUSTOM"
The miser likes his "heap,"
One likes to sell at prices dear,
And buy at prices cheap.
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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

THE REsuLr OF EEERGY Tho present
GoyrreFs Of California and PENNSYLVANIA
arc brothers. A few yearS aga they w.r,
poor office boys, in printing office Vt
PttSburg. What an encouragement 10
energetic yOu,h,-LabOr rineit Omnia.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

4 Monday night week Encke's Comrt
observed Of the National 0bseIvn'n.
tyIgGshincton City by Mr.. FerEnS"m,
',htl the large Equatorial. The Comet
J. bed as u iaint white nehnla, with
brAy rapah'e Of bearing only thu
fal illumination.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

Scienuhc Amsricunn states that
adprd ten il hetoming more common
evel There Is scarcely u pound Of
eoobs found |, is RdulteratCd Ii'S,
~ ID thpn II unhergoCs finishing
pIoeNn Il comes here.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31
N~N.N~NNNNNNNN~N~

.AaNlt for the Gsologists.-Hiram
De Wit, recently returned from Cali
fornia, brought with him piece ofau.
riferous quarts rock, about the size Of .
mans fist. On thanksgiving day il was
brought out Tor exhibition to friend,
when il accidentally dropped on the
floor and split open. Near the centre
Of the mass, was discovered firmly en-
beded in the quarts and slightly corro-
ded, a cut iron nail, ofthe size oi a six
penny nail. It was entirely straight,
and had a perfect headl At what Pc
riod was it planted in the yet uncrys-
taIized quarts. How came i! in Cali.
for nia' II the head Of the nail could
talk, we should know something more
Of American history than we are ever
likely 10 know.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

A leading mClial prdclitionernt Birh.
Ton, E"slanA, has lately given liz, Of SIX.
teen eases Of paralysis, produced by smo.
king, which came under his swn knowl;
edge within tue last SIX mOnths
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

Many matrimonial engagements between
cousins arc said 10 have been lstely btuken
Oft In New York, in consequence Of the
example Of the effects Of inlrrmaniass in
blood, as shown by the h2tec children.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31

An honest old lady in the country,
on being told Of her husbands death,
exclaimed, DWELL, I do declare, our
troubles never come alone! II amt q
week since lost my best hen, and now
Mr.. Hooper has gone too, poor man."
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-31
II U NJ 0ROUS.
Mr.. EASYBODYs MISTAKE.
NNNNNNNSSNNNN~Ns
From tho Carpet Bag.

Showing how even his Hens may get
corncd by indulglng too freely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

rsw.yois. Reht wal,h. gsnaeA. chasls.sn. Pa.
IhuIiav Ne Ys'l isahsla, Pssh's Nsw.Ysr. -,
r1ries, BsIceisla. s,gs SAITH. Hs,-., -, ts',')
rara. Sisws, toi.as ce.si.: j. R,sls,s eS,r.
ase sis,.gs'ea seq 80 u White. McNsa,s s vs,oa
~ shepoc DAMS. Boston, banks Apl csosaa 49,.
Cso-erss BaIcelsus, 4. II m5sll. slepsr SsrYs,s
"a, smph, ] eyet'. 90 N,llsedon, sa,lsr Ha,sos:
bay AnnaA BiEgs. Rausn; reya Csgan1 Ca,-ss nv
col IA: br,gs 'Ism Cisk Day. CAsrfss; cs.si oN-
Rabcocl Ne sport Is Ruanis (yr Nae ps..
P asI :sSI. s s5Ss t1sseA:o, tampa Bay Cen
NEwBUhYFOkI, Eso 6-Au schr Oregon. c,,,.
NOPToIY. Feb. 6-s-r Br big ls.s., -
ST rhenas schr samuel Gnscan, FeAf. PossrsA s
prNsA'OI AYR. prov 20 ian 81. sAs.
Ufquhart New YsTs hys Lucy v ats, wass' R.sh'
nfrs Go taib Osncg Mucsstt nsph. Ar
pvt DrLpHlA, FEB S-Arr harks Iohn Far,,.
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Na, noston Oak. Rnlrr B5stan Elm. TAYLOR a. -
Gov Brirgs Parter Bosom brrs Shasmr, Rohi,,..,
fshze. hoadura Ab1o.t Lawrence; Csowel. Bsstoa' j
A Iuc.s'er rlanue7. Saw nnIa, Ere. Rider B,.t,ss
49, Sea NAH Hte ta. Char estoa; Fdsl,a Carvs~a
Win psfon, = 4 star. ~ -ks'son Prov asrce.
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Tl.srfrI g son. f1zeeia Ifcnas. James Aiysr -
sca,. Da vel W re Fo.sfsss, Nex-tor'.
ctTaNNi 81. 1tH kI. Z =. = ~ sasni1 r,n,is.
Lee. Scs Nofs. At. lssss LtseruoTe 30 scar Cen
Monh. Less, Pa.,se. a'. ca et,A Sco;l.oi. Perez,
sew-Yoik, srhY Ni-siea, Ro5nt. Do Al. An ais
Ban,h Is frcl'Ha Liverpool Va NsF YORK, as
yaao = No "a sr-oi; psrfs EH2rcss, tsfl Anssf
ssr, Meiop. o. 1"t ard. Ca-ht (wa'ssl: scAr.
sha rach 81, shar, Gan "a. tMel Eeb. 5-cld brs
OsrtS iaft Slf~ F.. or..Ecc, AR brigs Ercei
Ts n ~ New Nos, ". l. Jsnss. iy.er DO Augusta.
wi sSrwGT0N res ss,brs Era. ChauNorAiu. Boa.
ts: Juha Ann. hy AorN ~ Ate.; N.ra Asa Lad.
VIZ Pei cd gh Dow ' Oliver. aVs aS Ss x
his warren Bpvu. hagle't. Geprgeewn. 6th, bs,k
Sasircl Tssn. f'rmue PeIto k.e9i tChr James Q.
Wssf Irdies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
FOREIGN MARKETS
Brown, SHIRLEY 4 Co... Circular.
Cores cadence Of The y Y Trit.,n.

=" s'fc's LilARFoo-, Friday, Jan. p. 1852
aeis lss Teen "A Improved demand for ..on sncs u
~ fc q tnc u.s. sieSuer, srs,ug fr1m the AT ~
- - 1891 ltcf DTS. 3D. iscm the lae arroul.s hy ihs
n ~eil~ ne ulSe q the agiIsf th4 tse cre9 VS.
-, 81 a. ptvNe 50 Ass as previous essus,ei Price1
sl'Nt SFe t' as aAcet IA 3use nlale general f.e-
Ase - = mas been established. etAr.z asllsrs !,
ets4s Hs e,iee siogsf'oas u our as Cl4rlr ,rhsb
- ~ Nar o. cans, 81 siilus 90 .4l:F,ir No
s-V Mh1.mF 20 g.; FAis Uplauis $. Nnl6inr
&C = ~. enc. aEd Ordinary, s5attd 4 ID
tSt SECS u me week 2ia ha1e, 81 aeh
sss.eAiters nave taken 800. 1nd exporters 8 a, r,
tkt sth Va tLS ro.t Is est4 sts1 A. .ft ra1 49,. n
Noica - ts1 are An eE7faa sgRrs: is o68 tales \.
slmt a. fts Of "n.ca "a e2Q were Amcri,sn
JAse siatcL ester sitrsss faT Cons as w.
ssS ssA slos ns wee AM Ter sos dsscrp.ons hs
ta,n La lteH "a laFNT aiikc bcFsr ~-s '"s
~ o'-e.is 9. Aoeeilie su2i'ea o. w8EAr AL
pei' hs,c eivsn fsf'her $, sars os, Con- Msf-.
etes3 80 altStrt IN itf +. O. Is Ef "a "a
g RE iaief Of Il ~ Waite Nkss, beirs worth . 80
,qt.s sio re 8 % sss. "a 4 90 b . Wsstsrp eel
- .siAee Va-l t9aaes lna - alssrAi. q sxr a, ~
80 seg', IS s.cs + ID. lNbiAG Cosa !, w.bs,.
~. I, - q 3-s W a..ie. 80 ior ytl.s ~ ma
=. ~ ..a-t-re q go fsryFliow
carsk.f1 qoaluss W 'os
No - "a q ns n TonRTVr5SE tas sales IN ,As vel
hr.rs iss..ts. . 20 asss o. -. -. .s.sst
1'ss's'Fs''s'E ssews, salFLKy & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
wr,. Gardner & Co.'s Circular.
LIvGRFOoI, F.ifay, Jan, q ~,

There Is Inod.ra'e isqni f'f hes' - n's ~ y
vsessiDs ,.-... ~ marian PORK the trais
ond Their supple chefy from lfeisne ,hs
Ta-Ielsno activity IN The demand ip' bt"a Wv .'a -,
sunsy 81 Am.rcsb being ll.ht mere Is no $3.50
~ own 10 give in prize Shouk efs iho'e ih'io '
Hans AIN 81 halaf4s . a. - ..-. -, h,.n N ado "a
fui her aevarce 4 Is - g. c, aa' oesn "aa' ~
For Cheese an advance IF Is to SIS AoF aea A1'i
srch beng scarce ...--.A;,.ra,k
~ rch dong " TsluT, ku. p-ices r>rk \ as ,fiIe
The iutrov.d tone of the Coz -arxet, observe a. -
cnse ~ a.. week has been folio ed up ny iasid" able
c.,r no iee easing st-css With "a" c. stAuel
Gsht.,rvas 6syi-g giYea confidence 10 tls cav
o. seei nee purchaser % the ref'
81 1e,srr "a veil As hy sotculat Toe advance a
Ws4a,is "a 10 a. G % p AMI on Fioq' 81 & Is ~
witha oo,f.nued upward tenesecy al tod maTScs
Desl ectiul.y, }Suls, WI GAhDNE" Ss'' A.oAe.s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

TrrcRT ron The SEX ENDING JAN q The last al
vctE on Amsuci ore les confident ap0at tue COTTON
crop prov e Sd sres and oger7he ing - ta4 bsea
ffcktltd upon EsJfly, hfe WAS 10 dOu1t 10 aag i2f
ter 10 T. proving ver7 abundant although he De N
the tYrplt. corff down vas sOaewlet Sapp0nting
The atufa fesut q slch s'ae Of N had ensued
Gsme D. a pretty 'eity % prices Erri the 9oct
Fasce less serious fst upoe tie
comparative moderate cnotsfnns than had oesn general
IL anc1at4G On the first receipt of that in'eIiss1cs
prices gave ay aboD. Of cen II did no.. however.
very mateIsi business Il yet be hsced that
the csnfg ueG du reports ihs make mmed aioy 1pt
Inri ~ct eLl nlF il srGeHh nat corresponding
derre~ u marfe's the United states Bon yfs'c--
oay and tire lrnil tnere heeh more ae I've demand
AID t Yrrt flllet gucel ft Jas: frcly ore firm 4-
tanned This cusr gsd sss Of our pccee rgs may De &c
rafdel ~ .irF from An'scl and fro any furtlsr
D.remsat the STATE eli hags On h- SIDE our quo
tatons AL Therefore rs.laia as osie. The C0mmittes u
b .-ftTs flare flir Urg D. . Mobe ~ 5i an1 Or
lesus so. 800 American, 2i9 Sufa $40 Ezg 1n
a. Co MA. have taken s'ioa. and i3l
AmoICan 30 eurt 90 Pcnam aud 81 Bahia Tor Export
ga 60 III the weea, 43 13J la.es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
Paesengera Sailed

In s.larssip Esrggrs CIV TOR Clrqrcs-Geo Law, Hon.
~ story Rev H. Q. Benson lady and children, Rev
Crimeg aad Iaiy sns Wrsoa, n Workman, G c Alex
amer. W Ban.hold, G lIeap c Bradley @ I. Austin,
ClsrF Ms, 81 lot MIS- Baker md cIild Mrs Biz,
si+s Caroline Armstrong, oars F. S. B2urn. J CASH T.
l. Brigham r. Br-ham J. gfccSe. l1rs Ayes. child and
sslysnf. Ms Eyans and cld, M i stuIges 4 Cove. C.
Pfentss, j. Pnmro't, J. Halfway, B. Lai,a.
l. S. Adams. John Young, BIS Brown MrsJ Young e.
Soydcr, K Richie, nns CHRISTIAN. W A Bran. y.
Dale N Weipce, n Evans aud chlldre0 " rolmi8-
son J K. Cool. J A. Riggs " W Bangb. r. Y Ale IT,
Parton, ]. N. R,ekey, o. J H. Saunders, T. y Elliott
". Gibson. G Walker, n. Dunn OK G. Miaer. J. r.
Moore, J Chester W A. Elne ldorf, j. II. sagley G p
Ma hews + washbu,n.J J. C.. Kitsdss. Hill, a. Hol
ifnu' r pe,yv T. " H.. = airs II
r. BILLINGS. J. DAVIS G Dlv. z RIA yorih. Il ElliDr
s:vd Ias F. T Wa5bs, lahsa n a1;a ssaaie
S Wing. ;. Wentworth. P Knapp. w Coias, W. Hdh4-
PTer. W. Cook J Harsor. J skinner +. LoTei1v, NJ
Carly +. p. relcheii, J. P. Bailey. II. M. Ailard, J
DsLey- II. Finn. J: Eo.s. r Lnsasid, d Dose; ]; II
Core J. Benedict " Culueay H. Cn1aller, W. TtYor,
j. Gedsns, II Co le, z. BuIas, Doherty. & Mcclure,
Shields. Woo6f T fleece J Alien G. Kib5a- A.
Martin h. Sweeney n. Hard. o. g Fowler. r. Say,
Bower NH > v Hsyfen. 4. Garsey. ! EasiisR'' c.
Brady, =. X Mahan, n C. Eagles. J. Sushsn,J N
J. jacobs, D. cashan, C. Faion A " Nsare. 4 Noi-
son, Governor Abenasay aud ssy, p. Nc tlDnis Doa-
ley n. c. weeks, 8 Can 5heu D Merrill. j. Scenes,
l. Rice G GrlRsll, Cesar 3. Murphy, T. o. Donneii,
T. Bradley. w. Law
For Havana ond Ne'e- Orlssns-3fr J. Hal Wilton,
Mons Knenter Bradley, J. Parker, J. Wa.ch, W.
Lyons 7 b br0nsOu and lady, Mrs Maiden and two chill
d,en Mr. Bosert, J oaseI and Iady. W. y. BaSksdae.
MT. BuIhle, Mrs ID " Fellows aud fe-yapi, NJ. g.
Wgus, Mir T. Youfoa, J. "A. Palmer Enllie LanIer and
lady. Mr.. Arieta. Mr.. Durham. Mr. ugherty. Antolo
PafcAt0re and wife, Paud, ziE J. + Brotheman, II.
Barnsfor Lucus Page f1esd. Manuel Ditz and Son.
@. W. Shredder and lady. }. Pnsi. Senry Casa 4rc,
MIR. Markham and s8iyaat IL Bald sin hIr Lymln,
p. fizet q LscsIcq, { ATmendsros. hIr essdeli Mr.
Favre II. Il SeabrCok and lady, DIR Sinssriaud Crmmo
dOre Lopez. Jrss de Dngna. PcifO iapia PJsi1a,
Sheief \ Harris, c Ga'parmi a, lady, Ms Fischer
Ii faut sd servant hITs HfpWess34 M Care. MIS-. IJl
I'd ch dren J. Archhadii mied,con,J O15 3rae
Mi Shakes. Dir. Gang0s & a Miller D. H. o. LeaTy FL
MI CkuIchhl Mr. Rodlap chapin, rfr Indie, Iohr
ii X. F8IChlld Mss A. Reel. t. B. Green. ". II
Chusch, Louis Gomez. J. ri. Aldrich
in steenSe,p Merlin. TAR BsrnndI-sfr. f r Ware,
Miss Lows. Sulteou Irnets.
For 81 fh0Mas-Mr. g Smith and iady. Ge)sy 20 Bent,
James Wilson 4. L. Peterson George La,r.nss, I. r
RAJ mCuC.
IMMATURE ALM.Nlc.--.4ais Dly
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Receipts of Praance.

Ffs : lsss-sy hsdsoa RreI Railroads. bis aad
rs t--r. Tkes Butter, 10 BIS axh-s -3 ar.h oats
80 On. Ass IFS sites Leathsg $40 saa Cats so DO
ssssp a. bales HOES. - iE SIS hhiS
@~he.s beer liz rAsf M.seasnalse 10 b5ls Mhlsky
- %. slfiss- @St Az f'1VS-sd.
s. Anc a.. Ioat-i5 rkgs Cheese 20 4, Bette go
AeSs, SGT Cattle, rs b8es HaV 90 hsrs Wheat ri m
Osfs and Pig nh Flour
- Nc,- hlt ~ Raioae zen pkgs Butter 40 Cheese
s. tNltS ~oo, 200 ga s. "a dc Rse clsss Ashs f5
sGss 4 atleg 81 0A,s Flour
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eFAhNQ tl.Aaf DOiS-----p per or % 5 u
The failure Of NessrS. DSaald Mickey, Ua3on &
90. is announced. They have tao houses in India
hsssIs. ME Aen. sans & CO, OF Gliseo q, have also
failed. Liability $4,000.
II Is stated thai The Belgian loan has been eSs-
shted. II Is Tor 5000 Geo tEaaes, (ci 0loeo0l IA
i've y cent stock, as lOCl, wi.h dividend fromue
Ist November Tae bank ard o.hSr capt alists take
l7t00OOO, and the puzzle to have the rem4iuilg
100000
The following axe To ggotllis.s OF ,As Cold
Mining co'sin london AsusFs.a,l I. ,is pse n.aa,
Anglo California, e.! prsniun Ave NIa,
premium Nouyeau Monde, Gi pTem.aA Maneo-
"a, lpremium.
The Lirusool r.@ss has TIE following renmzs
upon efeadssuas
At present there is oay moderate busi1 sss long
in Bfsacstuds, tie LARGE consumption. oXevef.
causes holders % BE- very hf,n IN their dsma9.s.
prlces continue 20 use s.eScly, and, c 'gicg from
tie state OF tho continental a4l uaasa48lllc mar
lets. yates Likely - DO higher until tho noasa Of
March, when all fHlare opsTag!ens s7e involved a
loom sack n The ogiai0n OF eEiacti cora Uer-.
ehsti o. liverpool, whose predictions ave been
3IsqHsnfiT verified sYsa Hhel Tie calculations lgoa
whien they "eie founded acre wholly u.1eea Of
hoee engaged Ia similar ilne OF operations &ad Is
" LOT hitie remarkable taG', ever sEee l15 llih
rove nSsf lAss, ~ssn ap24soafly JEe least iaSei-
heod existed VI such state Of affairs The pCesenl
Whsn Psiuts we're locking TO tie col.laeEts of Eu-
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PORT OF KEW-YoRK......FEBauAay Q


Seamsh.ps-A erlin Or Cope, ST. TAomas Sc, e Gu
nalGi Empire Chy, Leeds, Chagres, ri o. Roberts.
Shpt-Duchess de Orleans Hutton Havre, w Whit
JOCK, - Louis, Bunker, New Orleans, Wn Eeson X
Sons Ienntssee, Cook, New Orleans Eagle 4 HaZztrd.
s Co.
Bngs-Clirtoa Walker. Charleston. George Bulkley;
tloreEce, Ray. keuvitas. Thomas Owen & Son.
echsCneis-lIa Brewster Horton, W lmngtOn, L. Me-
lieadl Co Panama, Terry, Philadelphia J. w. Me
hee, NasmsE ton hur,h Alexandra. Stnrges. Chairman
20 :. a. laysId, Thompson, Chagres, ralmau Bt-
heI ff5ncl SAeily, Davis, Savannah " L McCToldy s.
GO Col. saterly Ewood Cha,leston. N l.. Nice sldy