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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-07-07

~ full description the Animals Elephants Monkeys de-
will be found the bills and Lhogrph
Company. Fef-TT
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The Institute for the Deaf Dumb & Blind.

A few days ago we paid a visit to
Louisiana Institute for the Deaf, the
Dumb and the blind, and whilst there
witnessed short examination of the
pupils Under the energetic action Of
MIR. Brown, the old college buildings
have been made comfortable, and the
pupils seem to be contented and hap
Ply at their new home. 1t astonished
us to see with what facility and rapid
ity questions can be asked them, and
how readily and correctly they answer.
The pan;omines of Mr.. Hanson the
eldest of the pupils are very natural
and truthful pictures, and we were
moved to see how deeply affected
some Of his companions were, at
his pathetic representations. The
kind attention Of Mr.. Brown to all
their wants, calls tears Of gratitude
from the mutes when his name is men
toned.
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rTJohn Baker Smith il the name
Of the individual killed in Buffers
Plains on the 11th inst, Mr.. Smith
was a brother Of Benjamin Smith, of
the firm Of Holmes h Smith. who a
lumber Of years ago done the princi-
pal Dry Good business in this city.
Mr.. j. 3. Smith is known to a num-
Der Of our citizens apart from the vice
that calls him to an early grave (in.
Temperament be was an atfa"le and
courteous gentleman but under the
influence Of alcohol, petulent and quar-
rclsome. 1t seems that with party
of Incorporate companions he was en-
deavoring to force his way into the
house Of Jacob Danzies, who fired
upon. and killed him instantly.
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DemOcracy,

We commend the attention OF the
Democracy not only Of this city, bu.
Of the Parish and the State a: large
to the 1drocatc's article in yesterdays
paper headed Ills Done,' II the
article be not high toned, aud Repub-
lican, we would like some one Of the
new school Of Democracy to enlight-
en- US as to the true definition OF the
word. Listen to this aud say that it
is not only done. but brownly done:
The Democracy were right, in the
contest which has just gone against
them, aid could have been defeated by
no other than foul means. They
were paced by their opponents in
a wrong position. and the triumph
won by "higgery is based 90 false and
d.ceatful issues; for this reason we
had rather he as we are, than to have
gained ten thousand victories by means
so vile and contemplate"
We like sound logic, and we hyper
dolica!ty abominate. all paradoxes in
speech as we'll as in writing; and in
the fear that this community will be
mistifed by the Advocates Logic we
would like to ask if the very Democ-
racy itself in the late contest did not
do the very thing for which he bIamcs
the wings? lfthere is any deception
has not the democracy practiced it =
We do not stop to ask the question eff
what is done, is well DONE but We
would like the Advocate to inform us
how the wings have deceived the
Democrats We that stand aloof as
censors of both would like to be an
swered this question.
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A Valuable Sugar Plantation
FOR SALE

The Plantation is situated in the Parish
i of West Baton Rouge a,out 20 miles
above the city of New Orleans on the west
bank OF the, Mississippi river and contains
abo1t One Thousand arpents, four hundred
and twenty five of which are under cultiva-
ton. Tie place produced this season about
four hundred and fifty thousand pounds Of
sugar.
There is now two hundred acres Of first
year stubble and also seed cane enough ID
plant two hundred and fifty acres
There are about fifty acclimated negroes,
most of which are number one hands, hav-
ing been selected from gangs Of Maryland
and Virginia negroes within the last three
years.
There are mules and carts enough to take
of large crop and plenty of corn and fod-
der upon the place.
The place is 10 be sold in order TO close
partnership. and will be offered at
Public sale on Thursday the Goth January
at II o'clock. N.
The terms will be one. two and three
years, for the land. aHd one and two years
crcti. for the negroes.
m.3 WILLIAM r. STUART.
The Cdncorla icteilisencer will publish
until lay Of sale and send bill to This Office
Gazette and Advocate copy.
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EATON ROUGE FRENCH
ACADEMY.

doapll Sad2ucki late professor O.
II Modern Language and Literature at
The University Of Oxford, Miss, begs leave
respectfully TO inform the public Of Baton
Rouge and vicinity, that he will open on
the second Monday Of Jaruary 1853. a se-
lect French School. where all the branches
of a classic education will be taught in
French. For further particulars apply at
the residence of Prof A. S. On Laurel street
between Third and Main.
REFERENCES.
Rev. N. woodbridge, 7. B. r. Hatch.
p. 4. Walker, Mrs. Read,
OXFORD MISS.
4. B. Longstreet. L. L. d. President OF
the University OF Mississippi
Prof. A. Bledsoe. A. NJ. J. Cenkay M. D
Prof. }. Waddel,A NJ. J. Mi!ing.on, n. D.
TULIP ARKANSAS.
Colonel J. Alexander, A. NJ. President
OF the Arkansas Military Institution
d, Major A. Benton, Professor of Military
Tactics and Mathematics [jan 4-3mo.
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Prime Puchier- MusIau come

Prime Puch.Icr. MusIau come 10
L3e.-The Al. ge'neinc Zeitung
publishes the following:
In the early part Of the present year
| read IN newspaper, and wa really
affected by the news, that Prince
Puckler- Muskau had expired at his
chateau Il. Bran.tz. To-day, on the con-
trary, learn from two journals that
tasREnce has gone over TO the Catholic
eA1fch--a fact, however, that other pa
pAssc disposed to doubt go prevent
errors, | hereby officially inform my
numerous relations, friends and ac-
q'lalnp nccs, that in reality circumstan.
ces have not vet allowed me, Prince
Pucklcr-iiaskau either to die or to be-
come Catholic; | by no means deny
that both eyentualities, according to
the estimate of different human opin-
ions, may have their advantageous
sides; only, as it appears to me, they
must necessarily occur in the revsercd
order. HERMAN PucxLER.
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REMOVAL OF THE SEAT OF GOVERN
MENT.-We understand that an at
tempt will be made at the next session
of the Legislature to adjourn to the
city. We understand that the "Cdd
Fellows Hail." a large and suitable
building, has been offered for the Use
Of the House and Senate, and we have
it from what would seem to be good
authority, that Governor Hebert says
he will approve a resolution to that
efect-in other words, that he is in
favor of the removal. The attempt
will be made on the second or third
day of the session.-C0pitokian US
a. US, 5th inst.
The above IS news to the 3snizens
Of this settlement. None Of US have
ever heard Of the proposed arrange
ment-noc a whispering Of the offer Of
the Odi Le'lows' Hall for the use of
the legislature Solons, has Doated in
our circles. The authority upon
which our friend Of the Capitolian
has spoken, must be unsubstantial as
the baseiess fabric Of vision, or any
thing else unreal and delusiye.-Bui-
tctin.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-14

1900 FRUIT TREES,

THE subscriber has for sale very
i choice assortment Of FRUIT TREES
Of his own cultivation--consistins of
nineteen vavisfies Of Peorh Of the best and
most popular kinds and some new to this
part Of the country. Also, FIVE varieties Of
the pricot-:hree varieties Of the Plum
and few dwarf Pear and Dwarf Cherry.
Also Isabella and Catawby Grape, Currentr,
Raspberry, Roses. &c, &c. All the trees
are warranted to be as represented.
Peach trees at from 25 to 80 cents ca. h
Apricot from so to 60 cents-Plum.
Pear and Cherry from GO to so cents. By
the thousand, liberal reduction will be
made.
~Orders accompanied with the men
ey. promptly attended TO and if the se!ec-
ton of kinds be left to the subscriber, a
uaicious and satisfactory assortment will
be sent. with directions for planting. Now
is the time fo- transplantng. Apply to
WM G. YER PLANCK.
Care Henry & William G. Waller,
Surveyors and Civil Engineers,
jan 10, 1w. Eaton Rouge, La.
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he Taken.

Do, Wird.rAN dear. to Wilson go,
And for your Xix. ness sit 8
! know it's time enough roy dear,
And you have promised it;
Bat time is on the wing my love,
AS Poets oft has sung,
And you II be fading soon my dear,
Soget it while you're young.
Wilson's Office Lafayette Street. Pic
tMes taken in Cloudy weather as well as
Sunny weather.
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LOUIS GRANDPRE.
Dealer in Watches, Clocks and Jcwelry
CHURCH SThEET,
East of the HarneV House.

r HAVE JUST received from New Or
l. leans small stock Of very choice and
fashionable Jewe'ry, Consisting in Part
of fine Gold Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Ear
Rings, &c , &c. have also at my stand
a good stock Of Fine Gold Watches, and
Mantle Clocks, all Of which viii be sold
low for cash
Mending and repairing in all branches Of
this business done with neatness and Ges-
patch. LOUIS GRANDPRE.
aug 4.en.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-14

The third child of Mrs. Newcomb,
of Louisville, Ky, thrown out of the
attic window, has died. The neither,
one ofthe most re pccted ladies of the
city, in her delirium. committed the
act under the impression thai she was
sending her children to heaven She
IS pcw . maniac.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-14

EARTHQUAKE IN CHINA.-The Pc
kin Gazette Of August, reports that IN
earthquake had taken place in the
province of kalsuch. A thousand
houses are said to be destroyed-three
hundred inhabitants killed, and four
hundred injured In Manila, also,
shocks of an earthquake bad occurred.
Many persons and two churches We're
destroy ed, and the palace-housc and
custom-house rendered uninhabitable.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-14

REMARKABLE SACACITY IN AN Az
INAL.-A few days ago a mule and
a hose, were employed side BY side: in
hosting heavy goods out of the hold Of
one of the New York steamers, by
some acknowledgement got overheard.
The tide swept them down under the
bows Of a schooner lying near, where
the horse lodged and was buoyed up
by some ropes; but the poor mule-a
large and valuable animal being I'M
sustained, was being swept off and
about to sink. At this moment with
the instinct of self-perservation, he
siezed his companion, the horse, by
one Of his ears with his teeth, and held
himself up until assistance came, and
both were saved uniniured.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-14

The GOVERNOR ELECT.-The Pla.
quemine Gazette says that although
Col. Hcbert was veay low with the
brain fever, from which he was suffer-
ing, still there were hopes of his re-
covery.-Ifue Della 11th inst.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-14

A new paddle wheel for STEAMBOATS,
has been tried on Lake Erie with good
success. The whole meret of the In
vention consists ii the swinging pad
die, with, the moment it leaves the
water, falls back against the arm, and
thus gets free from the lift Of water to
which the common paddle is liable, and
also Of the resistance which the air off
crs to the motion Of It's fiat surface
while out of the water a force that is
computed at cne-twenty-eighth of the
driving power.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-14

DECLINE IN PROPERTY IN New
ORLEANS According to the returns
of the assessors Of New Orleans, there
has been decline in the value Of
property of S5,392,342 within the
past xeer.-EMlkekiN.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-14

DrAdviccs to the 10Th Nov, from
the cape of Good Hope have been re-
ceivcd at Boston, direct. Trifing
siirmislles continue between the KAT
iirs aud British troops.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-14

"V. B. PALNEg, the American News
paper Agent, is The authorized agent for this
payer IN the cities Of Boston New York, and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the rate
required By as. His receipts will he regarded
as payments. His Offices are BosroN, Scol-
lays Buildings; New York. Tribune Bull
dinss; PHILADELPHIA, N. W. corner Third
and Chestnut streets, -
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-14

The Frecmasous of Honolulu, num-
boging about forty, clothed in rich re-
gala, celebrated the first centennial
anniversary ofthc initiaion Of GEORGE
WASHINGTON into the order.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-14

NoDEr RAILROAD The exhibit Of
the earnings of the Chicago and Gal
ena railroad. during the last four months,
sums up $2Ol,704 81. The cost Of
ninety-two miles of road was hess than
81, 100000, and, estimating the run
ming expenses at 6l,7O4-which is
an extreme figure, taking the year as
a criteriou-Si40,000 is left as clear
profit for one-,hrd of the year, on an
Investment of 81 10000, which is at
Ike rate Of 40 per cent per annum.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-14

The Caloric steamer will be ready
to start on trip to Philadelphia, Bal
timore, and Washington next week.
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MIR. John e. Owens, the comedian,
has disposed of his interest in tie Bal
timore Museum to Henry G. jarrett.
ESD, for the sum Of $4,000
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-14

rDivine Service will be held at
the Episcopal Church next SUNDAY
morning at II o'clok A. NJ.
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1.-THE central Railroad bill. from
the House # Representatives Of the
Florida Legislature, passed the Senate
but with the provision authorizing the
subscription ottwo-thirds of the inter-
nal Improvement fund, On the Art Of
the State, stricken out. This divorces
the State from all connection with the
project, and as it is impossible, it is
argued, that private enterprise can
build the road, the action Of the Senate
is considered as rendering the scheme
ilnpracticable.
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THE Sr. CHARLLs HoTEL.-Thi

THE ST.. CHARLLs HoTEL.-This
beautiful hotel is rapidly progressing
to finish, and We have no doubt viii
be ready for opening at the time pro-
posed, the l7th Of the present month.
The portico, when complete, will be
among the most classical and beautiful
in the United States.--
We begin to get fidgetty about any
delay, and we pause every morning in
front Of the building, to see what pro-
gress the workmen have made the day
before ard we feel as much pleasure
in seeing the work 60 on, as though we
he'd some special interest in tie under
taking $500 DUitV Uckta.
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Carolina Rice &c.
TEst received;J Casks Prime Carolina
y Rice; 300 pounds Green Meat; 25
barrels Whisksy; so barrels S. L. Flour
jan Z JOSHUA BEAL.
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Switzerland with It's bleak hills and
barren mountains, exhibits an amount
of industrial greatness perhaps unea-
qualed in modern history. That little
spot has in full work, $50 cot ton
printing concerns, 10000 silk looms,
40O0cotton looms, and 100000 spin-
dies. Her annual exports Of home
manufactures have, for some years
past, averaged an amount eaqual to
about 200 millions of francs,
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Lard.

Lard.
100 Kegs No. ; 100 Tierces for
4 wv sale by
Jan 18th S. M. HART &Co.
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WASHINGTON, JAN. 3 1858.

The last rumor in regard to the
Cabnes-and it comes from a source
to challenge beliefs that Mr. Sena-
tor Hunter. who can have certainty
any place in the cabinet he will select,
is abou. to go Or has gone, to Georgia
there to see Gov. Cobb, with authority
to offer him the Office Of Sece.ary of
the Treasury, provided, so the scource
from which the report comes says, he
he found orthodox on points deemed
by Gen. Pierce and Senator Hunter,
as material i'll the administration Of
the government. If Gov. Cobb then
takes the ctlice Of Secretary of the
Treasury, Senator Hunter will take
the head of the State Department, and
the rest OF the Cabinet will be selected
from among The others who have been
named in various places, for it.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-14

THE New CAB1KET.-The Balti-
more Patrior says the following letter
from Washington comes to us from q
scource that gives authenticity to its
statements:
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The following tsbe show: de so q he principal article, emu.
Horse Market.

Tie state OF the usskc' remains "a the
az the date last
oomIsrsd with The unle Usually this rEsnn u sc
i've uan We ssc the number on hand he yraspa
f. Tie seunty reader an ass Of asr aPssara,s.
aACAul Hs-tO IN stable, 80 VI hgr5Cs
Sales eotiefr hesessn tn sns number had
geo a. could t eNl rcisl Those 1ei @ br far prices
NokfRVr usIs % stable ie--hlc
to ne Feek on hand this week Sales dull One OF he
NJ ~ dtnserously sex
thANhsKLNs lOA Bulls Head sisbes)-lS On hand co1ps-
s pft1ty fF sertntnt with ifls demand
ufee stables ~ S0
TAYLOR has u In stable mostly Of TIE hh p oe
tn,in MI ute ro'ters Hs No Gales report this week
NlLANs MchoBrKTs received IS ysek .1a
tod q ~ ~ io work 10 the CITY 75 each
BROWN sMIH have 80 in stable and wonld have less II th
could but DO rot lnow Row, unless they hem saa
M ere srsd 70 90 or ear the receiver would hsa ths
hns ne might &c ehst-d else REUSE iheu qaess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-29

The prices with but little variation remain as quoted last
week
Poultry and game he'd at high prices Friday and
Saturday owing to the great demand On Sunday and
Monday it had alarming dOrawdrG tendency evidently
to the satisfaction of dealers.
Twelve tuns Of Geese disposed of by one dealer at
Washington Market during the latter part of last week
The above markets carefully revised by tn following
dealers at tho Washington Markets:
J. ~ FrLLER- Stand No l0, Batter, Cheese and Lard
r. PAcKIR SoS-Stand No. G Poultry and Game.
kNAFF RYSo-Stdnds Nos q and IS Beef Mutton Veal and
Lamb.
FuLLEK RASD-Sisnds Nos and City Smoked Hams Bacon
Beef Tongues &C.
j. II. BRoAs Co-Stsud No. 4 Fraits Of all kinds
J. D. Hscox-Stsnas Nos, "a and ~ Fish dealer.
g h. HARRiS-Stsnd No 81, Eggs Cheese &c.
M pSEgERNese;abes Of ali kinds; Country market Ia fsat
Of stand No lCI
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Arrived.

Packet shin Yorktown Never London aud Portsmouth Nov &C.
maze and so pcnCnger GrnaeU Mnurn Co Nor IS. .
10 ll Ion IS passed ship Kahay boz nd Z. Nov 10 JOha
ssrdhsor. Sd maze fl ovsroari and wa lost Dee lat q So
lon L. slip Queen Liverpool bound =. Dec
u lat IS exchAns signals with ship Abst GAlGtu,
Dec H. lat 4 20 loa 80 % passed ce 70 the wreck OF
ureure painted BLACK with whit bbon round
her rudd beloT the TOP mlnma. about 70 feet
tlovc cd gh her hull and bIlwaks In good coai
ton lad beer abandoned but IN 1T time.
sohr L. sanders Horton Georgetown days naval stores to
hcCrca'y. biot 20.
slr stlsh Strong Lynch, Georgetown days naval
schr Mnnefo,a Baker Richmond days -four 70 msster
selr Robert H. Kemp Frinceaed Baltimore 10 days, fozr ke
to A Btusit Co.
sehr E. W Brown, Hulse Wilmington days naval stores to
DOlrtr Potter
schT VIM Loper Lake Alexandra days coal to master Sailed
CO Fidca NewYOrk 2sth inst " oil Slla1
squG knocked down beam ends and
with considerable water Ia the cabin.
schr TdeLe jane simmons Wsshrgton dys naval stores
J q Williams
SehT Kelley. Jordan, Calais IL days Aths and lumber to
Simpson. Mayhem Co.
schr Caroline Hall Rogers, Baltimore days to
Asia Lott for Liverpool; Masioa Foster,
Cherefton Alabama schsuck, Savannah.
WIND-Sun.eL \. L.
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At sesins Cd irst bark Mary Barney Lathsr NewYork
few sa, cIly An yeas, Sid cta ut. 5 Marsafed HOdsaon,
Al l. hon IN Chiffon DAVIS Tor York ard others
SIC "a lerk Chiffon PenneiI n iaieiPhs
No GhIa tar lib il sd date bark P-mpiya
ScssIson, (r,ra Mssssillesl fer New York.
Al Newcss,ls Eng Sh bk Canlsa LEseon for Boston,
AGreenoet 18th u ship Eastern City Br) croulbia for Cali
isnie; tsik Jane Losi,t Or Loy,.t sr bos'on -
nctt hitf or Mobile Flsis Walker, for Srsna1h s 9th
II . Ikem 5E Ksysash Boston; l.h Cha AcLsehln Lo'-
4dros..n lssh inst sbp Harvest Orr Mcdonald FOR
from Is OF the Bank sta ship British Lion Lesk
AZ a, HsS.ns Dec IS ship Edvsri clo csbsnas II chr
Mercer heyden savannah ~ scnr yenn = nLoSn W.
d. e. Starso Erw-lols; Edwin Dorsey. sehlieler, NsEO.
alS ~ ms r. b. LaWton GsraHer Newport R Htehburn,
SsoA iS Sas Bs,r Ns~0riesns. car csallsars
s. ~ Ci resou Sid l4,h ships ypoaicA Powers Palaiel-
20 as. Mar Wed LFt.s co * consdercs ye Vile,
isSIs IS biSs Ellen Hayden MTch Cad a1s Martini,
Thondke Boston Wild Pigeon Rgdoyiek Eewfork' sehf III
= F adans Cray Henry New-OTleant; w. J. ArtHr,
Kns Noble a. slip Edward Auehieloss NeSfosk brig Har'
iStaTI Dec S brir xerophon York Portland SD ship
On Ire St John, Rodbrd Baltimore banks ChuchhlL Blake
Bcston F; Rolt Perneil Edu ind Postl I'D
Ar st Tlniad Clb. Dc H. brig Mashsl Hy, Leu, New
yalk illh- sIis DsmeIsIs, MsrTithew sosson =, IL.
ssggs Ia GIsnis Dee p slip ,ysro0 Kay New-Y1rt
brg Nss,s sherman DO lib ship o. lick On Timer, Ne ~
AR At Cardenss Dec 10 biz Ellen HARDEN Msrsh Havsaa
Ar Dc H. big Cons sIee Melville Havana lah
oiRsg chscstsI -'' .ehi Hsy ~sid McDSassll do
6S s o a. h Iast s Sa f from New Ie sG for
Mss, big John 4ssnssIE se M2ors 40 easd 4, sea-
lth ABBY Lindsey Chase from hewoeanS ar iin haf-
Ar !, ssvsrra Ia Mar Goth u shr Forest Cole Calais
Al CJsId Turk l. 9th in ship cnta Murphy from Beth
for Eev-YoIk. llz
AR =; hsz INST Sr Ids LOFway, hence o Sydney CD.
CD. 2ist, brig Belle, Messher, Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-29

tLrarS Dec 2s-DRz Hoes selling here e. SO 20 3
fcr llr 10 rhine The receipts ore fir
CHtELrsToH Der. 27OaI CcrroS mak't qa4st sat m
oapefd TIC faes today CO baes a. prcs ranging I n
.Clitc.
iTbe sales OF CoTroS today were LTD Daes a. 1lc Ifs
crcttt.oI sicw change.
CIs,s,TL Dec g. Oar market for Hoes scge saa teaiias
~ sold today advance. c1slg G. q 81 -
81 dry MEATS sod t!c foE Shoulders and Sc; io
si1s-uOu hfld Mshcr ...
NV c7Lrirs Dee s'The sales OF Corroy today were 7l
iteslt vuchsrrrd prices NNdn- Is qrted q, De SfsGLtss
Txcrssr prem TFEgHrso Liverpool ID The Plciacs neS
care Il, hand his Q ling rter business hours
setb NeorThe e o Co7ToT Monday and ruesdy
caugrd priccs ce he iTt Of hs Pschss Tbs n1rr
bales. The decrease IN ths recep ~
ffte s6rtteu ror 'j2lto bales FLOUR hss aist8csd
5cc Ohh sesa as Sc 6Jc; Meas PoRG al
va ced D. ais. FEElGMTs 20 Liverpool &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-29
Pnssenrers EaiieI.

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