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Affairs In Albany.

LEGISLATIVE DOINGs RAILROADS IN CITIES =
LIQUOR LICENSES THE UNFORTUNATE MADIAI
FAMlLY-THE EMIGRATION COMMISSIO ONERS, HTC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS NEW YORK HERALD.
ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1858.
Since the adjournment of the Senate yesterday Lieut.
Governor Church has been unexpectedly called from the
capital Senator McMurray was unanimously elected
President OF the Senate pro tenn He occupied the
prominent position during the last session. and presided
with ability, giving universal satisfaction
Mr.. Bartlett Chairman Of the Committee on Railroads
reported in favor of the bill introduced by General Tabor
to prevent the construction of railroads in cities without
the of estate owners This bill is doomed to
become law notwithstanding the strong efforts making
to defeat it.
Mr. Bristol reported unfavoraby upon the bill to
abolish licenses. The report is somewhat in detail,
and reasons that the temperance people mistaken
their supposon that the repeal Of the law will arrest in
temperance The committee think that very heavy sums
should be paid for license to sell liquors.
Mr. Beekman called up his resolution Of compassion
quent and pathetic speech He wanted expression Of
this legislature as an index of public opinion, to
facilitate the emigration of those prosecuted Christians
to this country The Senator's have not probably read
the card OF Rudolph Lexow, published in the HERALD
When the bill authorizing the consolidation came
der discussion Mr. Conger took the floor and read the
Erie Railroad Company lecture for running. through
New Jersey in violation of the charter. The Senator
will make effort to compel the company to run all
their passenger cars to Piermont aoleas votens
The House only in session hour Mr.. Howard
introduced bill to provide for the election of Commits
soners of Emigration An effort made to refer it to
the whole New York delegation, but Mr. H. objected
the delegation as being too large The bill then
ferred to select committee, Of which he WILL of course
be chairman and report in favor of it. Win it be city
State eection2
Mr. Loomis ismoying in the matter of the nine million
bill His resolution of'inquiry to what amounts
due contractors for work actually done under that law
will rip open the whole subject. ssses1
A man, named James Williams, arrested last
ing in the Baptist Church, during the temperance
vices charged with attempt to pick mans pocket
He said he glazer by trade, and from New
York, in search Of work. He committed. W.
AJ- The regular proceedings of the New York Iegisla
ture, will be found on the last page.
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ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT.
Important Commercial Statistics,
&C.. &C., &C.

NJ, ., o-- t9e Secretary of the Treasury win
20 congress to-day 1t has been very much de
layed All the other reports published more than
month ago. We shall endeavor to find room for Mr..
Corwins report in to morrows HERALD We give to-day.
in the following tables the most important part of the
document
Statement exhibiting the value of duabe merchandise
reexported annually from 1910 to 1852 inclusive and
showing also, the value reexported from warehouses
under the act Of August g. 1916 -
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Marine Disasters.

NORFOLK Jan. l9-p. ~
The schooner Columbia, hence for New York has
turned, with loss of sails and leaky
The Thomas Deming, from Charleston for Philadelphia
put in with loss OF jib, &c.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan 15 1858.
heavy gale prevailed Saturday night at the Passe
of the Mississippi, and did considerable damage. The
ship Marathon. which had been aground several days
drifted OIL and she has just arrived here unnured
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From Boston.

DEPARTURE OF TUE AMERICA-REsIGN NATION OF A
JUDGE.
Boston, Jan TO- 1853
The Royal mail steamship America, Captain Lang.
sailed for Liverpool at q p NJ, being detained owing
to the tide She has fifty three passengers for Liverpool
and thirteen for Halifax but takes specie,
The Hon. Richard Fletcher has resigned his scat on
the bench Of the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachu
sptts
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

Statement showing the value Of goods remaining i.r
warehouses the close OF quarter from the Oh e
September isiT TO the 30th OF June 1852 exhibea
by the quarterly returns OF the collectors of the cusom
under the provisions Of the act Of the 9th August 84
and also the amount of duties payable thereon =
ls0oD- REMAINING W. lpytousla
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The Weather and Navigation.

PtTTsBuRG, Jan 10, 1858,
The weather is fine and the river is n gooi navgabc
order, measuring five feet
BALnMoPx Jan. 10. 1853.
The weather il clear and cold Thermometer at 28 deg
WASHINGTON Jan. 10. 1853.
The 1ntellgnor OF this morning says continuance
Of the present weather will close the Potomac and
cut on Southern comwuniceton except by way Of Nor
folk
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CARAyAJAL AGAIN IN TUE FIELD.
RAyTfuogE Inn 10


The mail is through from New Orleans
correspondent OF the Naeces Tatey Gazette writing
from Brownsville on the 23d ult says SO The revolu
ton has been proclaimed in Monterey and it is rumored
that Caravaal there Colonel Montero of the regu
lar Mexican army, was captured by him Canales es
capped when Cardenas arrested but it has been
since reported that he murdered by rancheros
General Morett had got up prontncidmento, and was
marching on Iacatecas The regular forces had been
again defeated by the revoed national guards and re-
turned to Matamoras badly cut up.
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House Of Representatives..
WASHINGTON, Jan 10, 1853.

YORK BRANCH MINT MI.
The SPEAKER having reviewed his decision OF yesterday
decided the bill reported from the Committee Of Ways and
Means to establish branch mint in New York. did net go
to the Speakers table by the expiration of the morning
hour, but that it up unfinished business the
question being "shal the bill be rejected9'
Mr. BROOKS raised point of order, that the gentleman
from Pennsylvania Mr. Chandler could not take the floor
from him yesterday to object to the second reading Of the
bin he rooks had not yielded the floor after report
ing the bh
The SPEAKER overrulcd the point for reasons stated
Mr. BROOKS remarked that according to the decision IL
would be impossible for gentleman who reported bill
tclexplan it and further the simple objection TO the
second reading of bin the question would be taken
its rejection without having II read
Mr. FLORENCE said the reading obvated by the fact
that copies of the bill were profusely distributed among
the members.
The Clerk having been interrupted yesterday nov
concluded the reading of the oill.
Mr.. CHANDLER ab0ul to commence his remarks
when
Mr.. swmr7HR raised question that tho subject "a
not debateebe,
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United States Senator from Rhode Island.
PRoyrpvyrr Ian 10 1s53

The whg caucus, last evening, the twentieth ballot
nominated Samuel G. Arnold for United States Senator
and IL was intended for the Houses to Join in gra
committee this morning to make the election but .he
Senate adjourned by party vote after session Of few
minutes The House will probably vote to join to
row morning, but the concurrence o. the Senate Is
dnuht mi
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Three Steamboats, BurnBsS,

q ST. LOUIS, Jan. I9--P. N.
Between four and five O'Clock this afternoon fire broke
ont on board the steamboat New England lying at the
upper part Of the levee The flames communicated to
the steamers New Lucy and Brunette and tho three
sels were soon burned to the waters edge There was
an insurance the New Lucy SIS OOO on the Brunette
OF ,OOO and on the New England of IS, ,00o
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Death Of Bishop Van Vlcck.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Jan. 10, 1858.
Bishop w II. Van Week, of the Moravian Church, det
at his residence here, suddenly, last night from the
effects OF severe cold. His age was fifty eight
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Railroad Rioters Sentenced at pitts,urg.
PrrIsBURG Jan. 10 1853.

Six of the nine rioters the Steubenville Railroad
sentenced to-day to the pententary for year
and three months The three others forfeited their
cognizances
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

BALTIMORE Jan. 10, 1858.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company invite pro-
posals for 81 of six per cent Coupon bonds re-
deemable in 1885.
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The Steamer Benjamin Franklin at Norfolk.
Markets.

The steamship Benjamin franklin, from New Orleans
for New York has put in here short of coal
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KENTUCKY COLONIZATION SocIETY.-The an
nua meeting Of the Kentucky Colonization > JcietS
will be held to-day, at Frankfort.
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New JERSEY HISTORICAL SoCIErY This So
ciety will meet to-day, at Trenton.
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HEALTH or WAsAINGToN.-We have taken
some paias TO obtain correct information on the
point asd find that there is not now, nor has there
BEEN since the alleged case OF Mr.. Upham, single
instasce Of small pox or varoloid in Washington;
any and all false and mschevous reports TO the con-
tzary Notwithstanding The city was never heathiec
than at present-Nationat Enteliigencer, Jan. 10.
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SANTA ANNA PREPARIsG TO RETUES-MOaE REvo-
LUrIoRARY MOVEMENTS, ETC.
NIw ORLEANS, Jan 10 1853
The Mexican news is generally meagre and unmpor
tant, but is favorable to the revolutionists.
The Carthagena papers say that Santa Anna is making
preparations to return TO Mexico Immediately
The Mexican Senate has not acted upon the Teuan.e-
pee question.
The State of Cordova has joined the insurgents and
0risaba was hourly expected to do the same
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Very Interesting from Mcxy~o.
VERA CRUZ CASTLE DECLARED IN FAVOR OF TgE
REy0LUTIONISTS.
NP>y( ya,

NEW ORLEANS Jan 15 1853
The brig American from Vera Cruz, reports thst the
City Castle on the evening OF the 2sth of December do
clarcd in favor Of the revolutionists.
I'VE have dates here from Vera Cruz to the 5th of
ary, received by the Black Warrior which do ailude
to the above fact Possibly the date may be wrong
Rtpl
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
~~>>NS~~>c1~~~oS-c4>o.>cy~
The Debate in the Senate Upon the
Monroe Doctrine.
Speech Of Mr.. Mason in Opposition TO Gen. Cass.
EXCITING Discussion in the House on the
New York Branch Mint Bill.
Spain and the Amisiad Casa---Curious
, Documents.
GREAT TEMPERANCE DOINGs IN ALBANY
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

SANTA ANNA'S ANTICIPATED RETURN,
&c., &c.. tSc.
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Nine months ending June so
Statement Of the tonnage Of the Atlantic States fror
Total tonnage l. 42a112 1874 o4O 2417O02 4Iss. .44o

Summary statement of the value of domestic exports
the untedsates during the year ending the 3oth June
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dola.,.. ets.-ooo sot
Statement Of the domestic prodSce &c. exported from
the United States TO sregn courcs from l540 to 1852
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L0TTERilS.
LAnKLk1,N Inr.rrp ,,,,.,.,.-...--...

. u,unN - = ,,,,ID. - VEEINh, bLIUDofe, Nd.
NNhohAS iANhEkr nt-hds O~,r.
nus HOTEL, Calvert street N.,'s., ~.
,sry e- ays roH This time ,rry ,rn-e Tor ne az Of -,
~ ''sHt,' Nh'hAsv sItlrl, raunt b. ten-x
~ hsn - snlN-ia either Co 'ay ~ Tcssts hs SiIte
part ~ - sn~tinr t. purrs an
hrf"oirs had the oftunv, daring .,t M
lrAfs o" 90 'ts not TO BE- accused 81 AZ - ord
ne u"fei"fy respectfully susits patrt.r. If h..
nd ".hyfs 10 iifsiu- Who dyy purchase rck,
t'Hs - if or 49, ny ~ JrHtily fs - ayi4. a.
So .nS those ,o n" ~ rhr Ais thai their i.r, , I'M
ST ety Observed ''fS'1 'N Nun A'' %
sv Prize Tickets 10 the Maryland Lotteries. or ueb
Lotteries as he has sold shch h, ali h... -
kcHAUSD, Va, April 18th, iass
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POSTSCRIPT.
LATER FROM CENTRAL ANgRIcA

a.
BosIos Nov. lst--The brig Helen Jane with sd,iees
nom Omoa to sept. 9Oth aud TruNilo to Oct 9th has
arrived here. She reports that President Carrera of ua
tenala took possession Of OuOa on the goth uibout m
sistAnce, and re embarked again the 9Th taking with
him seven brass cannon.
MARROW ESCAPE
ALnASr Nov. 1.-The locomotive of the E.nres. tr,;,
from New NOik was thrown of the track Yesterday eve
n'ng. when ON the CAuseway along the river by break
age III 'front.' IL s miracle that tho whole train was not
thro"n down the embankment when dreadful oas of i.
must have ensned Fortunately was hurt.
STEAMSHIP ASHORE.
fhlLADEIPniA, Nov. IA steamship, supposed TO be
euher from Boston Norfolk il ashore ON the Bukhead
near New Castle. She appears to be In distress The
impression i that she be OF the Norfolk steamer
plying between that city and New York.
STORM ON TIE LAKES-MARINE DISASTERS
BUFFALo, Nov. 1.-The recent gal. has proved yery
disastrous the lakes.
The steamers Southcrncr and Minnesota and the briy.
Gerowl and Walker have been totally wrecked
CARPENTERS STRIKE.
EAsroS, Pa, Nov. 1.-The iourneymrn carpenters are
on strike here for AN increase OF wages They want
VI 30, aud nine hours per day At present they work
ten hours day. and receive Al 20 per day.
THE WEATHER AT THE SOUTH.
NEw ORLEANS, October 29th.-The weather continue,
eod here but We eave yet only experienced one little
frost.
VESSEL WRECKED.
CHARLESTON, Nov THE ship Austria from Liver.
pool, before reported, remains the shoals She has
Ogrd' aud the vessel aud cargo will prove total loss.
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bosroS. Nov MIR. Cushus's letter. denouncng 60.
S'ion, has been received here with dissatisfaction by the
Coaitionists
The Massachusetts, Merrimac MI have been destroyed
by fire. Loss s25 600
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AUCTION SiL.EN.

n Itl,S DNYA.


VALUABLE MANUFACTURING sirg AND warn po,,x,
a. oi 1850 N is'h d,y " No'subs iSss odds :
81 OR und snd water P.--r th-rrs st,.rh,d 10y
,,ns,ri ihr MISUNDERSTANDING hls Nrgini, sn
rus i"ttru"ts ihi f-- " inches ~, A.
fth sses IL the rity Of Rchu..nd aud run. ,rs a. :, ,h
r1'~r' having land dcp'h ~ than iaO f~rt Ts
. r~g' s.uhsn P,op'i What and snssn
= iIteh etts "f No"ien Machinery.
urnt % The Nils, covering nearly the entire ~ -
thyot The lot ard water power stL-et 10 an ,nnu
anu HatrF rent OF si,cuO chain t.
e property aud N" property itself b. shour M
time previous n te -ff'eN'''' At any
I"ftos 81 "fi~ One third cash. ,,a D.,
ierrst added. Negotiable uot-. WITH Al tr,y = ~.
required for the credit Instruments, and title rst,inss &
notes paid. - ''N''"'u 4h' 'hs
DIR city after viii be sold al he work % the Mil. m
mated - contain .,r1 bricks al
,r'a' moain. credit for negotiable approved sn
The ute O. TIE foregoing he
ed Ia rae by the deed Aforesaid. ~ - - ''''-
,x-s, JOS JACKSON, ia Trustee.
Drfi-tlfJs 80 ''1'' '"t'is-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING or OCEAN STEAMERS.
PORT OF RICHMOND,

ARRIVED,
sehr. New York, Adkins. Ns- Yort. mdIs - currle:
hchr Eclipse ntehcns New York EdmOn
schr Palestine, CrAmbrain Toy lumber and roa
Schr EAiy q Horton Candy. PhiAephla, coal z
Schr Two Marys, Wilmington, N. q, lumber.
Schr Ovocs, ireland, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Caroline Hall, Rogers New York hay TO NJ Downsy
s,hr. Yorkoun Philips, Wilmington lumber 20
Schr. Edwin Aaron, baltimore, and bricks.
schr Union, Challcy Norfolk, corn To StsArns Brumm.
scbr Native D-nuis Petersburg coTn steATns
sehr Oakland, Myers, sweeneys eaTthsuwarr.
SAILED,
Schr q King, Grove, Baltimore.
Schr saratogA, Hodseson baltimore, -four D. CurrIe
NEw ioRE, Nov l.-Cleared, schr Henrieo, Chester,
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4 coon TINE CoN INC,-

NNifiif-s GOOD TIME GOV INC -
u There's good time coming on
- let Us all prepare,
% meet our friends. She stol they send
IT, the Agricultural Fair
vtlong ago, you viii .ay 50,
Nc Railroads had gr then,
To bring for sLoE what they I'D grow,
hut noE vel bring her
Come on, you N -uutlin gents, and briag
Your cattle iu fOr shoW
Ani We H'l shov you a., fair Play,
Before froa yoa 20.
Ior wonders, they viii never cease,
; here's Tor Old Virginia,
Where raising the shanghai bird
Ia preference 90 the Guinea.
At o'clock the banks are closed
for This adv is veil,
And for : place 90 yourself
lts the American Hotel.
And froa THE place ury,
And having lr't your stock w
Go dovn 60 B.V BIfrfsl,..li4's
And therein buy CiuCkl
Gold watches and good Silver osts
Dor time they're hard Co beat.
Aud See his stock q JrEclry,
tt small, but yetits neat.
". J. BARTHOLOMEW CO.
80, FL, Iso doors above the nspasch once
'N'' Governor
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yUN0 THE MEMBERS oP TuE Stars AcRtcIt.rVR ,

t1ttn BLACKtNG.-Just received mesh supply Of n,y
- hartn's genuine Liquid Bleaching. asserted srss
ofR y JOHNSTON a BROTHER
Two IttE MENtHtfts o. TiIE STATS AGRICJtTVRAI
II lAiR, AND OriiFRs VISITING fWr CRY Won 49, a.
lsny invited 90 visit ny ti0THfNG EHPORIuR No los
An street. where guarantee will Ind
o or Ocntenuus Wearing apparel regards suaty vsrie.
W - ever offered 20 ne public. Can and examine nv stort
and VII cvey Govt o. satisfaction viii infn-s
700 70 continue your patronage. HENRY sWAFFR
LADY wishes suaton 10 Genueman's family A. Teach.
81 Immediately she capable 81 giving instruction In me
gh branshe also, French and Music Good references can
WI meet Win prompt attention, no9-du
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b davenport, AIlrn & Co, Autl,

Dg DNcnpoit, Aurn * 20, Aucts.
ROC ERtis Mt Aneion.-On THURSDAY inth N,v.-h..
~ AZ 10 o'clock, will sell Aart,sn So. -, 49,.
us ut uf Gru--tes, VIZ: 80 ~ N''''
BIO, Java, anJ Manila Cot
Molassrs in hhd-. and
ksctih-d Whisky: y D. Rum: Cheese. wr,r,J,-
o., Catd-s. Tohacco; e. ice - 'fN'
MacAerel Bacon; Cigars, &r.
Also
900 packages New Crop Green NJ Bias L Tea,
IEEA~ Under slOO ea,h tlOJ over month. c,li,
spprlyed paper. - '"' '''4'' '''
DAyENPOar .trpN ~,
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y, Coddl1 : .,n,,>o, - =.

u J "VuuIH q HPptT>uu. AufIS.
Mel NNlt NBi.E tthsi CALLED high VIZ ,nou -
- no WILLIS EAST OF RICHMOND Fox SALE Ar arc.
IloN VII y. foi FRIDAY urv n Noy.- is,g
up"u the premises, commencing IL vcIr.k VI tb,t MT
tlr Artn called High Neadn~ ."
au a. about uo mil's FAST Of the Richmond ,don
g The lands ~ Nr- Poot Mrs. Gibson
%lo Arr-s 81 uhch about 49, ard nai
20 rry i'a land near this city; the - the tract y
u ACRES, l. covered Nth Forest timber
Er"~t Si,h from - VrSiuiiy Riohuo very vsl.l.
me bAdhys On - p'c- suiru for
da"n o AfEe famy-ind-rd, 'lirh VI, REGARDED a,
among the most desirable Yarns
The terms, Which Nil he :iur vii h. made Er.,
the time % sale The Farm. ~ b. divided
purchaser The wood land Wl he
iahd can D. at o-. personal aud
be given. ~ ~ ' '''''' Wiz
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Nh 'ALHOt " MoHks. Vol 1aJAs woOpHOUsE
lornnnE volume be sperchfsa price o.
the lc Of Wm. TuknrY, BY h' Nrphcu th Rev Wn Pint
tforlty ~ judicial dtcrons
Memoir ~ thr t'f and tahnrH afr|ra rrts.r
~ taue Wsyaui, y, President Of brown Uniy.sy vote
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r.ER%S-NTSSs& CLARKs P,Nos PH rAr.
T6 .Se' si Ss s o. s. ie e, S %s
the I,cnsiS@ @ 'se.i,nf elegant and plain P
.na L,esi.sd p Ts london
10y eon,ins all The modern Win he N-tsl
-~r-tns-- Of tome sa -, ~ reo,mHsnd
~ ~ h appreciated In the country, good tsnsT. 81.
w. tAtLA has sold thee IN this city for N. la,
sn.'en years. to the entire satisfaction humorous Gus
Ihs pasl. are cautioned to observe that the title Of tn,
SsIt r.H vt aa.n ~ pa, pay Tor nv
a. r. ha. in store 1s largest ns- and standard Mv
we new and tahions6e music day liberal esuni
aus Primo aud Music sior- q 60 Main II.
AND brown, Jr. stock Broker ose. No los Mi, 40,
~ opP,., is hA5s o. vsina over store Ens
IaA--LoAt Crushed, P,-derei aud Coa.s su..,, from
- rs'iadelpha and Ne" York, f,r .als ~ "'D-
2D MP; .p if %; no.so7.do Sugar
"2' BACON BAsKERvrlL.
NEANCcmEsrEK COTTON YARNS, for ..l-Cy
- oeE' - a. sHiNrER. Cary street.
{ iDt tE, VINEGAR" teres, and Lar,.l.. foe SALE
0HyGGlNSs AND sIUARIS' suGARS.-i,o package. Loaf
oe2i TLANSAGAS. STOKES CO.
BID nuns nuns CUBA AND r0RTJ RICO SUGARS o. sale.
81 BAGS LAsUrRA AND PORTO RICO corrrr isy al.
$50 neI ,s NO. HALIFAX GROSS nrRRryGs, 10, sale
=, go JiMEs WINSTON.
VIZ KoDS-A full assortment Ro4ud oval sud uolov
- stair ho all eng'h for qlani To- .at turcb,.
eH,sS 4. }. siNTOS 90
80 siEn Of the Circular Saw. Il Main street
Nj AckERll-No MAekerel, Tor sale BY
Ip ARPrRs MAGAZINE FOR yoyyNRrp N.
nj In''A nent Of lhaekerays uo,t NeEcob.
w N'ihh-A situation ~ YArtn Manager by Ids,y5
sohman, Who has thorough practical nv" iSs :,
ia draining aud the etr.dnT and
en Nov 4, % 'r@e'er and abilities Apply OIee.
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By DunIOp, noneure 4 Co., Au,ts.

By Dunlop, nOnture Co, Auets.
tN~i-- On
lew TUESDAY, the sh inst. ing at IL scIol W.
VII sen ~ our Aust store, -
listing npartof- 'N'
Mem l. and Bfosans DO Ono and heavy Water Boot.
McGnrn' Lace boos Iu-kins and Ti,s; Misses do 20
Chihlr"h's Morocco and Ensmeed
Boys and Youths Boots
Bys aud Youths ir
I'sY's Under eco cash, that amount month. ~ ~,
approved negotiable pap,r. ~ N'NN '''
sale without regard weather.
no2 DUNLOP NoNct-pr a 20