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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12

answer: "Why, your Grace, ii must be those
confouhdcd Sinking viocts, think"

How THEY RAISE OYSTERS IN New JER.
sEY.-7ln Shrewsbury inlet, where the btst
Oysters are raised, il is done in this wise
The bed Of The river is covered with trans.
plants taken from Newark Bay. They
grow and lalten in three years, and the in.
crease in size is sx.fold. Each man tha,
has planted has his own sakeo off. his stake
coming above the surface Of The water, which
indicates his ground. This is much like
farming in the waler; for these oyster crops
are frequently more profitable Ihama w3st'
ern wheat crop Every year, the demand
is greater for oysters, and OF course NOR,
care is laken and more capital invested r
Ihe sea'bed crop
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12

SKILL IN SuNGERY,-A young man n, Al.
erdeen, Mississippi, who had been deprived
OF both his lips by violent disease. which
left bare his teeth. and made his appearances
repulsivc, has had the art of Dr.. Frnncr ruI.
Iy tested in surgery. The doctor took u
piece Of fish from he left arm Of hc youth
ard stitched il over lbe teeth. shaping it So
as to resemble as near as possible the nalu.
raj lip. The operation was eminenlly sue.
ccssluI; the patient was doing welt and now
it is hoped that science Will sill lullher lrl.
nmph, by the discovery Of some inIaliblu
hair oil which will bring out upon the false
lips divine mouStache, and thus hide Tho
scar.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12
Julius, is you better dis mornin2'
No. | was better yesterday, but Pse sot

over dat
Am der no hopes den of your discovery
discovery OBJ what?'
= Your discovery from de convalescencc
which loIched yer on yer back
Dat pends, Mr.. Snow, altogether on The
progr osicalions which amp'i(y the disease
Should dey terminate fatally, the doctor
thinks Julius is gone niger; should dey
not terminate fatally, he hopes de coloreC
individual won't die ill anoder lime. As
said before, il all 'peudS un de prognoslics
and ill desc come 10 head, it is hard tell
ing wedder de niger will discontinue hi;
course or not
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12


DISTINCTION WITH DNfERENcE.- Hon.
Henry Oin was formerly u'iietnbcr of Con-
gress from Vermont. While in Washington,
one of his colleagues asked him how he
liked residence al the capital. He replied
he did not like a residence al Washington so
well as Vermont. "(or here they have white
butter and yellow girls, while ir Vermont
they have yellow butter and white girls
The foregoing reminds US Of Knickef-
bocker r-immortalized as "My Uncle, the
Congressman"-in the historical pages Of
Washington Irving:
Knickerbocker was presented by some
waggish member of Congress 10 Mrs. Mad
ison, al q levee. The Dulchman had been
described 10 Mrs. M. previously, and she
determined to have some fun out of him.
Accordingly, on his presentation, she treated
him with unusual attention, inquired allei
his family, etc., ETC., and finally 10 what re-
! Iigious denomination he was auached.-
"DuIch Reformed" was his prompt reply
"lf | mistake not" rejoined The President
lady, "IhaI denomination much resembles
The Presbyterian" (rhe difference is only
in Church governmenI.j 81 believe so,'
said Knickerbocker. "And wherein do they
differ?" inquired The inexolabIe wag. We'll
don't exactly know was The sage reply
unless it is that one sings long metre ana
t'Other short"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12

COMMUNICATION WITH EURoPE.-It now
seems 10 be quite certain, (on The authority
of The N. Y. Journal Of Commerce. that
the communication between the United
States and Europe is 10 be materially short
ened, and that speedily, A scheme for this
purpose is said TO be undergoing vigorous
prosecution. TO effect this, line OF lple-
graph is in course of construction, 10 con.
meet with The steamers from Europe, from
the eastern extremity OF Newfoundland,
across that island, thence by a submarine
line Of l40 miles across the Gulf of 81.
Lawrence 10 Prince Edwards Island. thence
by another submarine line Of 10 miles 10
New Brunswick, and so on, by an indepen.
dent line to New York--a total length o(
400 TO 1900 miles. The capital, it is said
has been obIaned in The Uni,ed States and
England. and it is the intention of the man.
ogers TO have the work ready for use early
in the ensuing summer Foreign intelli-
gence, alone, is TO be transmitted by this line,
and it is calculated that only four or five
days will be consumed in The transmission
of news between The OLD and New World,
when these arrangements are completed
II is also stated that party Of capitalists
are now engaged in testing the feasibility ol
a submarine connection bylelegraph between
Newfoundland and Ireland.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12

The English Minister sen, fast steamer
from Constaalinople TO Mala 10 order abe
English fleet on thai station TO come to the
DaldanelIes, but the Admiral in command
refused TO do so without orders from Eng :
land. The French fleet was however dis
patched from Toulan. tr,.vr
Ii was reported ihal The Russian fleet was
clustered Al ConsIanlnopIe, but this report
was afterwards denied s1saEs 4
The very last lelegrophic news from Paris
to Liverpool previous lo8.he sailing Of the
Arctic sutied Iha, adsices had been rsc,d we'd
al Paris thai led the French goyeFnmrnisp
supposeihe sRugklsi nsallet 1eaid bl alaI,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12
The WHEELING BKiDGE:-The Pn,sbur.

The WHEELING BKiDGE;-The PiuSburg
Journal states thar u motion has been filed
in the Supreme Court of The United Sales,
BY the Attorney General Of PcnnsJ Ivonia,
asking 70, an order 10 the Marshal 10 exccntu
The decree Of lhe Court, aud also for an nj
,achment against the officers, mnnugers, and
Stockholders Tor not complying with Ihc tie.
cree Of the court. The argument Of This
moiun will bring np the question as to The
effect Of The acI Of Congress declaring the
bridge Post road. The day for The Orgu-
ment has not yelbccn assigned by The couN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12

} Some years since. the hounds of noble
duke. who kept one Of The finest packs Of
his, day, came 10 fault al The outskirts Of a
lovely garden, where rose bank of the
sweetest flowers known in nature (violets) y
those flowers on which pueIs have been rap
turous in every age. and on which natural
lists, in their lurn, have, almost risen into po.
els. The dogs, it seems, were also poelical
on the occasion in question. The perfume
Of The fox could not retain the mastery ol
their laihess nosris, in presence. as the
FRENCH would say, of this victorious aroma;
and while his pursuers INDUCED in forbidden
SbeguiIements, Reynard stole away and car
flied his beIraying odots 10 a safe distance.
'The duke asked his hunismnn what could
have puzzled so inela paolSin sa3RiE Relasel
I'M, 4.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12

lin one year 10 $50 90; sm6ke thFte cieeass.
one alier each meal, counting up in lathe
course Of The year to $54,75i keep aisbg
deg, which will consume in a year NJ least
sic worth Of provision, and a cal IS more.
Altogether this uinounls TO the snug Iitle
sum Of Sll0 25--sulficienl 10 buy six bar:
reIs of flour. one hundred bushels Of coal.
one barrel Of sugar, one sack of coffee, q
good coat, Il respectable dress, besides a frock
for the baby, and half dozen pairs OF
sales.--future ut less. JUST think Of il!
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12

effect: - s'''''1f = = "'9'''F'
The law of 1916 rcprcsses offanscs on
foreign sovereigns: it rcposes on inIernn.
tionOl law, This law recently served as the
basis Of judicial prosecutions, but its exist
cnce was disputed by the press and even by
lawyers. A law disputed in its essence is
compromised 10 its effects. The law OF
1916 requires a complete revision.* The
government thinks. then, that ii is right to
give 10 it the form Of inconIesdbIe appica-
lion; and it is for that motive that il has pre-
sen'ed, by order Of the King. the bill just
read.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12
WHAT is A DEMocRAT.-The Kentucky

WHAT is A DEMocRAT-The Kentucky
Flag says;
"We acknowledge no man Democrat
who is moi in favor of abiding by the provs-
ions OF the constitution and laws of his coun.
Try, IN all matters pertaining to slavery, and
every other question which may arise, on
which difference Of opinion may exist"
That is about as Jnst definition of mod.
ern Democrat, as we have seen in print-a
man that twill abide by the Constitution and
laws upon every question on ,ohich a diff
ference Of opinion may erisi" Upon 9th.
er questions, we suppose il makes no differ.
ence how he abides. In other words, man
that don't know what he is, is recognized as
sound Democrat, kind Of indefinite arli.
Gle, firm on all disputed questions, but care.
less in regard to constitutional points which
are not doubled. The definition holds good
in Ohio as in KenIucky.- Ian. Gas.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12
Ilntes on Adverfisinr,

One squae (l3 lines or less three weeks, 81 on
Every subsequent insertion " 81 a. ~ 25
One square, three months, 800
One square, six months, T. re;, siIE . 90
One square, one year, {: g: :g::- s co
One half column, one year, 20 90
Three lourths of a column, one year, 26 90
One column, one year, - 2: 49,: !: so on
JI-FAdyeTtiselnentS not having thenumber of in
sertionS marked on copy will be continued until
forbid and charged accordingly.
! aJ-Casual advertisers muStpayin advance.
lob Printing, of everydescriptionJ will
be executed with accuracy and neatness.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12

ising the complaint shall be joined to the
paper. ... .
"Ar. 4. The mode Of proceeding pre-
scrbed by articles 4, 5, and Of the law of
the 9Th March, 1847, shall he followed by
the repression Of offences provided for by
the present law. AIT 6 Of The law Of the
l5'h Of May, l847, is applicable to the same
offences.
Arr. s. Prescriptions shall be ordered
within three months from the day on which
the ifense nray have been comn,ued. y
t"Art. 6. The law Of the 26Ih September,
1916, is repealed. f.s,. .s..
Tho reading Of this documcn, was lis
tened to with profound attcnliQn. and was
followed BY Yahsphsse siisreq Z ! sIsIu j l}i
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12

Five years have passed Ihce that happy
moment. Thomas Wilkins has cleared his
pretty cottage from all enentnbrances, and
happier or more respectea family does not
exist And Lizzie, that gnlle and confd.
ing wife as she takes simple aper
from The drawer, and gaze pgain ard again
on the magic pledge il beais weeps Tears OF
joy anew. We're all the Neahh of the In.
dies poured ou. in one iitering, binding
pile al her feet, and all he honors of the
world added thereto, she Npuld not, for the
whole counties sum give n exchange one
single word from that gpletee which consli'
iuled her HUSBANDS PREsKNr.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12

greeting between the poo Nsn
there was none Of tha R0.
would have been expecie i
er as friends and neighbe
mean! g sl.e
Hark! the clock strikes e|'
year is gone; a new bI'
is about 10 commence IN II
earth.
Thomas Wilkins took
wife within his own, and
his bosom paper, be ,plqe |s
remarking as he did SOL
Lizzie This is your hps b
the new year. ,a.4.
The wife took The pape
She realized It's contents oi
could not read il WORD ia
streaming tears Of wilaG
not let her. With a quick
ment she placed the pricd
TO her bosom; and then wiI
like the gentle whispering
bound angel, she fell, half N
husbands arms.
look up, look up, my
uttered the redeemed mai
smile upon your husband;
children, gather about yc
husband and u father henc
be. Look up my wife. 4
feel proud with me. for we |0
own house! Yes, this coil
our own; and nothing but
shall take US hence. Our +.
here, will explain it all. 81
be happiness on earth. it 81
ours! Let the past be foI
This, the dawning Of a new
menco 10 live in The fulure
Gently the husbO nd and 1|
their knees, clasped in ed
and, clinging joyfuIIy TO Der
conscious happy children
the husbands lips wendS q
Throne of Grace; and Wiz I
ling down bis aged face, Cd q
responded a heart, felt 'Anian.'
X K 4 X
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12

7IFeI The old
winged cycle
|IighE over lhe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08
TEIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.

Senate.
WASHINGTON Dec. Z, 1853.
The Senate commenced business at twenty five minutes
past IL O'Clock.
Messrs. Dixon, Walker and Cooper attended.
REPORTS FROM DEPARTMENTS.
The CHAIR presented the annual report Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury The usual number was orc cred TO be
printed.
Ao, the report Of the Treasurer OF the United States
for the third and fourth quarters Of 1852 and the rst
and second quarters of 1853.
Also, the report Of the superintendent OF Printing.
ELECTION OF CHAPLAIN.
The Senate proceeded to the election of a Chaplain
with the following result
Jmstin....... ........2 Chaplin. 8
Henry Ward Besoher.. 2 No choice. '''''' :
SECOND BALLOT
Hodges (Epseopsianj lis BaaS
Beecher. 2 No choice
THIRD RAILoT.
ges....."'........H justin.
Mr. Siicer was l,red elected
PROPOSED MAIL RoUTE ngrwEEN FRANCISCO CHINA.
Mr. GwN, (cem) of California, presented a memorial
from X. Garrison and othe, the Oriental and Pacific
sn ss ss.ahSes sna' hh % souis
the Sandwich Islands.
CALIFORNIA AFFARs-THE HOMESTEAD BILL ETC
Mr. GwIS introduced bill to refutd to California the
incurred in suppressng the Isdan hostties In
that State.
bOmeRreAu
ing the to California of the collected ~
rtvei ue on Imports prior to the treaty Of peace with
Mexico.
joint resolution from the House for the relief Of Aex
ander Fied Of consin and his suretes, taken
up amended ard passed.
LANDS WANTED FOR LOUISIANA RAILROADS..
Messrs SIDEL and BENJAMIN gave notice Of bills grant
ing land to louisiana to ao In the construction o. rail-
roads.
srASDrNG COMMITTEES.
Mr.. BRIGHT, (de OF Louisiana gave notice Of melton
to change the rus OF the Senate respect to the
bers of the members constituting the Standing Com.
mitteeR
THE MORTALITY on BOARD or HMIGRANT vlsssns.
The oluton offered by Mr. FISH, (whig) OF N. " for
raising select committee to inquire and report upon the
OF the great illness and mortality emirant
sel and ALSO what legislation, II any he needed, was
taken up and adopted.
TeE PROPOSED ALTERATION OF TIIR JUDICIAL sssrEM.
Mr.. CAyToNs resolution, calling on the President to
communicate his plan for the Enlargement and mod6ca
on Of the judicial system of the United States taken
UP and adopted
ByrENsR OF SURVEYING NoRgfRRy Boz IOWA.
Mr.. DopGE (dem) Of Iowa, offered resolution cariug
for sAement Of the expenditures allowed for the
vey Of the Northern boundary of Iowa. Adopted.
PUBIis PRINTER srC
Mr.. DODGE (dem) Of Wisconain submitted tho follow.
ing resolution, an ask cd for Its oon,deration:-
Resolved That the Senate will proceed to the elcoton Of
with eighth secsan Of provide executing
public printing Aaa establishing tho prcea srsof and for
Mr BRionry-"ist Il lie over Laid sysr.
Aftsr the presentation OF pstitoas tha Sanate I'd
I ;ournsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08
From Washington City.

THE ELECTION OF PUBLIC PRINTER-MR. KING 8
DEATH-sPIcY SPEECHES EXPECTED, ETC.
CORRESPONDENTS NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7-8ls p
The question Of Public Printer decided in favor
G. neral Armstrong OF the Jnio by nearly full party
vote Some four hve New Workers., and fsw
vrgpians voting for Beverly Tucker and the wings
the Intehgnc 1t shows good deal of Christian for
besrance the part of those national democrats who
have been the target for the Uios abuse that they
have SO easily forgotten It, is perhaps, the effect of
party discipline or cowardce-is don't much matter
which, to argue from it, that all who voted for Gen.
Armstrong believe In the coalition doctrine advocated by
the Enicn is simply absurdity; but repeat what
have said before, that the Issue to the ap point
ments interference in the New York and ether State
elections will be avoided and from appearances
FULLY for the present.
Mr.. Kings DEATH it is understood, will be announced
in both Houses tomorrow when adjournment vii,
take place over till Mondayby that time the Committees
will be arranged and will next week probably here
spicy speeches. in Committee of the Whole which
will bring up In review the history of the past nine
n onths ASNODEUS
CONFIRMATION OF FOREIGN APPoINTMENT5--vIcY
PRESIDENT KINGS DEATH-TnE SURVEY OF THE
IsTIMUS OF DARIEN-KoszTA--TH COMMISSIONERS
TO CHINA, ETC.
FROM THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT
WASHINGTON Dec. Z, 1853
The CO mation o. Messrs. Mason Minister to Frat CO..
Seymour TO Russia, ard McIane, Commissioner t, China
is officially announced.
It is understood that the death of Vice President RinQ
will he announced In tho two Houses to w. with ap
pIopriate eulogies and both Houses will adjourn till
Monday
The Speaker viii probably appoint the committees
Monday.
The soop Cyans Commander Hollins, sails from
Philadelphia the 18th inst for the Isthmus OF Darien
to survey Caledonia Bay, ADD PATIO Escoces. There will
be incidentally Reconnaissance Of the ship channel
of Dr. Black the Secretary OF the Navy having given
permission for of the officers of the Cyane
assist The survey CT the waters named Is expected to
occupy from three to four months and the
Of the route only half that letter from Havana in the
Sdr intimstes that England had bano In the appoint
ment of the Consul General and says he is aristo
crat and opposed to slavery.
Ar koszta had interview with the President to-day.
We understand that Thadeus Maurice will appointed
messenger TO the Speaker, under todays resolution
MIR. hcIane the Commissioner to China, will sail ON
Saturday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08
From Boat0n.

DEPARTURE OF THE CANADA--THR WRECK OF TIE
HUMBoLDT-MARINE DIsAsTER-ARRIvAL OF THE
ANDES.
DosToy, Dec Z, 1853
The Cunard steamship Canada, Capt, Stone sailed at
TO day, with eightytwo passengers for Liverpool
and twenty four for Halifax and s740 500 in sps ce prn
cipally in American go coin and insots 10000 Of II Is
for Halifax
The schooner King Fisher arrived this morning from
Faysl Nov l6 reports the bark Medford from Nante1
for New York, put in Nov. Is, short of water
Tbe Underwriters desJ atched agent TO Halifax 10
the amfhip Cansda The Humboldt being insured In
this city FOR $40 600.
The steamship kndes, from Liverpool 10th utI.
mo, via Halifax has arrived at this port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08
ALERT II. NIooLAy, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

A LEERT II, NIC0LAY, AUCTiONEE EES.-MA GNIFI.
IA Con. unresorved sals of Soo worth Of Frenoh Import
sd fur 100 elegant robes splendid real Ru san Hu dsons
Say sable s1Pes viesorinss ma,s &c. at auction AL
Thursd December TN St o'clock ~ the sales
room, No. 169 Broadway Co urtandt street, magn
cent uproserved sale o S2H0 of French imported
xnrs srlsndd real Russian Hudson Bay sable vo.o
tnes ccF and mu Offering ortupity for the trade
priv purchasers seldom with The whole this
splendid stock u the oest s
Need to description and will he sold without
intending purchasers will do well to examine the goods
ON view Amongst this uporb stock will be found Greoian
stone .rten votornes Jenny Lind and mus Chin
eha MINK marten hch sable LINK genet and other gloves
and col!srs: Afo, variety If chdreps furs. Also
rplendd cole elton Of 200 wolf Hudson bear aud buffalo
robes, elegantly trimmed and lined In the costly syle
CatAeg be obtained at the sales 1869 Broadway
and 40 wall 81,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08
Court Caleadar-This Day

UNrrD STATES DISTRICT CorRr--N0s AZ 70 "a
supsHna CouRT-Gsasral Term,-Non enumerated me-
tons. - - .
400 447, 4ps, 517 5ls, $50, Sal, S2s, b2a, b25
srrGios Cocsr.Tgo bsanehes Nos 81 sSo 20 S2s ,sS ~,
vi $50 55s $685. 4Sl, 529 2o3 3e3, 73, OF, 6s g. 5tT
Wi 63s as6 Ss3 6as a. 247, $50 2es s3e 2sc 4os $40
SSs S2s SS5 2e7 4s bS2 b4s 26s $780, Ssl, 272 To- =,
Ill, 80. 4a8 ass, 1877, 214, 21b, 21o
Conxos PlAAs--PaYt Tirat.-Nos. 66o, o0l, eS& e.,
eoS eeS a67 900, 970, 9Ts, 974 976, g6 SI BIS Pert
ssooDd-Nos sss $50. e47 0t2 oSs, eaN Ee Ss9. W.
n82 o33, o0A oS!, o9A oeo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08
Extensive Robbery.

ALBANY, DOC. 7, I553
Sir George Gore English bsronet, who arrived at st.
Louis days ago, route to Texas hunting
sop robbed between Alton and Spring Hed Of his
po tn monnae, containing draft for S., GO house
in New York AID $500 in gold, sgust ring and somo
valuable ewery Sir George teegraphed to New York to
stop pay nent OF the draft.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08
The Weather arr Noyiea .son,

BUFFALO, Deo Z, 1905.
Tho weather is gloomy SD threatening snow, but ia
again m III. Vessels still arriving
1t haa seen stormy and tough tho lake. and several
vessels are aground on the aats No Sorous damage.
SyRACusE Dec 7, 1853.
The weather has been cold to-day The rain OF yes'er
day VAS followed bya shilly wna and FROST The canal
is, however, is still c2sn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08
Governor FOOte.

BAi1MORR, Dec 7, 1868
The New Orleans mail Of Thursday last Is received The
papers entirely silent 10 the progress of the
cholera
II ia tported that Gov Fo,te OF Mssissip has re-
solved to emgrate to California.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08
Great Nxcitemsnt mt N Circus.

fHiIApklPHiA, ItC, I, 1000.
The explosion sf fluid lamp this evening at the Ma
tonal circus, caused alarm Of FIRE and created great
Aong the audience who rushed out and tws
ladies' were Gamplea under foot but not iousy hrs
the cenftAos was over and the performanosa ls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08
Fat,s Accident I'm an JVon Mine,

PHTIADf-ffIA, Dec. Z, 1855.
Three men, named McBfenAmen, TTlAhey, and Thomas
Ieaey were crushed TO death m Monday, Ia An iron
mine at Copshohccken by the falling of piece Of rso
from tha roof.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08
A LpERr Il. NIcoLAY, AucrIoNEER.-sTooKs AND

u. r, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"a bspds at auction Albert Me lay will sell this day,
Decembsr 9Th, at 12 O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange
9l0 OF Niagara Falls Hydraulic companys lat mortgage
per ctut convertible honda s5n each; 5000 Of Camel
Coal Company, of Coal Va LIST norags7 f cent
yerble bonds $500 each so shsres Central Bank Of Now
York $50 each 40 do Island city BANK Se5: IS d., S2t ~
do, 81: 90 do. St. Nicholas Fire So 200 de-
Fulton Fire Insurance Co. s2 40 do s5 10 DO Vermont
Valley r. r. $10 20 do LatnE Observator ASSN S0O Is
do 800; do. 500; $50 do Snip Timber Bending Co, $5
goo do ST. 20 do. Rutgers Fire lrsurancs Co.. S25; 10 do
Lafarge Fire $5 10 Fire Insurance
Co. 80 DO Mechanics Bark SIS % d. Citizens Bank
96; Al 40 Farmers and Citizens Bank, Of William barg
$; 10 do S25; 81 do New ork anr New Englan Union
Telegrsph Co. $50 do Cheshire Glass 60, Of Massachu
netts e 2 do Camel Coal compsay of Coal River Va
S25; Is do S5; do S0o 100 do Newark Manufacturing
Co. IS; l50 do, $5 do Bank of the Union, 500; 100 do
Suffolk Bank, $50 Terms OF SaleTn cent. this day,
snd the balance Saturday 10h met The accrued inter
est all the bonds will be charged to the purchaser H.
N helds regular sales of stocks bo and othee soour es
Thursday of each week. at the Merchants Enchange
OhRce, 40 W all street