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Notice 10 Mariners.
LIGHTS ON THE COAST OF SPAIN.
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OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD June II, 1859
Official notice has been received at this Office from the
Department Of State OF the establishment of three
lights the coast of SPAIN Of which the following
the PARTICULARS
J. Revolving Light Cape Finisterre Coast OF Gacia
Atlantic0n the frat of June next a revolving light will
De shown the south point Cape Finsterre in AZ dag
This light will appear every half minute an elevation
of 474 feet above the level OF the NAV be
at the distance OF about "a miles clesr weather
Red Fixed Light .he Ssargas slets Coast of Gall.
cia AtanticOn the 10th Of July next fxed red lQlN
will appear on the Dorthernmost projecting peak ss
Mayor which Is the largest Of the sargas lsets The
stands in 40 deg 81 min SO sdeg SIS min
sec Of Greenwich and the light being Of the fourth
order bat having elevation of 3s3 feet will be visible
At tile distance of3 - leagues.
.. Flashing Light on Cape Creux Coast OF Catalonia,
MediterTtpegnOn the Goth July next, light varied
by flashes every three minutes win be- established on
Cape Creux, on the se Of sDcient tower which has
been removed, ~ ~ deg Is min 45 N, and deg IA
min Il rec Of Greenwich. It's distance from the
shore due east Of IL is $50 ya-s and o03 yards from that
shore, the bearing lies the email island called
hasa DC ORC. The distance Of tho light from the sea 70
the northward s SIG yards. Gnd 535 yards fram the
southern shore.
Tho Light win ssnd 2se feet above the Ieve of the sea-
sId may be Eve leagues is the last o. eastern
most light on the coast OF Spain.
BY order. THORNTON 4. JENKINS, secretary.
rrhAlssnen.
Sud from Rio Ja-seiro June 2, brig P@vtA7n " Ehssr-
pwn. 70 cruise.
Ado "a, IsgT,ncs, FII, to nail nert d.,
SO fioui Nov Beaford T'h, ssp C'seso, Manchester
Pacific OCEAN.
Arr al NstucAst sth. sehr " ? Dor rt~ Pttterssr
Shoes 20 hbs L-npk end al ~ wuse "a schr HAril
TN MtAe, d n
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[PxR srEAMsmp AMERICA. AT Boston |

ASTwur--Arr June % John Ruaesge, waahersie,
WORK SD, Edward Everett, Gunby, sad Victoria,
WsilirFton, do; Palmetto Rowland, Boston
ALGrCRAs RoApSArr Jane 8, Prinds Oscar hsrseilles
for NYoTk,
AgyAB--Sld April r. Msrnion, Hudley Liverpool
ANJuB-Passed April S. Challenge, Pitts London for
Hong Kong 18th Fanny Forester Peterson Manila via
Batavia, for do.
BATAyL--Au April 13, Kepier, Bolars, Fort Philip
I'D, Palmetto, Mosely, Hong Kong
soRDEAux--Sa Juno Il, Martin, Frederick, K0resns;
PoTetio Kempton, NYoyk
Adv Sarah Bridge, and Montreal, NOrleans Eecorioys
Marshal Eey, b Martin and Niagara. fos NYork.
BRpsS--Arr juno 90 Meta, NYork; 2lst, bethilde,
NYors
sans: Wieand, NYork 10Th, Europe, Rcbmoud sis
18Th Anna, Baltimore Agne, kYsrk; 1Tsh, Ealls "a.
Rsltinors vees, Philadelphia, 1oh, Maria snd hsssts
NYork
P0Asrn RoApa-i.rs %, An~ssn 5cIss, dss, t..r
BAvre
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bUSTON, o,
Anived-Ships Stephen Clover Liverpool Polar Star,
New Orleans: bsrks Muskingum, Havana; PsmPhylia
Palermo; Vesta, Ne. Orleans (saw q full rugged brig
ashore Carysfor reef all sails loose and wrsckers
alougsideat sunset the wreckers left the brig and
Dshors- same night had a fresh squan)
Aso arriyed-Brigs Vim H Parks, and Denmark, Phila-
dephia Pauline, Malaga (spoke June % lat ~ So Ion
S. schr Henry Atkins from Csdiz for NYork) Thomas
Conosr. Fan Juan; Clio, Savannah Orion, philadelphia
schrs Charter Oak, 1bse FepBer Geo Hoffman, Luther
Child 81 Simmons, and Sarah Smith, NYork: Nelson
Nassau
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Sssvssa Rad and Chamber sxssts, b sspavsd, ana
II aosswslks rslaid. Adsptsa.
From Street Comm, sonse-Stating that the regulating
yeec0nd street has been delayed By the contractor
% Enable s.:; 2 a q: but
Frem Chief Enginser-In rsfsrsnos to complaints o.
IRE companies, &e TO the Committee on Fire Depart
mint.
OF Csnmittss on sswsrs-To concur to build saver
in Ganssvoort street from Fourth street TO Hudson
river Adopted BY the following vote
Afdrmativs-Aessrs. Broom, TAFT, MabbAtt, O'Bren
Maybss, Broaden, woodward, RiDs, Hunt, souton, No
Gown. Stewart, whssian, Barker, AFFORD, and NO
OF Con mittss ON wharves re in favor of permitting
North lver between Forty seventh and Forty eighth
streets, $50 feet west of Tsslfth avenue. Adop ed
Of the same-ln favor extending pier foot OF King
AfSrmstlve~Ms.srs Brown, TAFT Mabbatt, o srisu,
May bee Broaden Woodward, Ring. Wells, Hunt Boaton
Mcown, Stewart, WhesAn, Barker, Ora Word, and Nc
OF Committee ON streets-To concur to appropriate
s. 700 for cleaning the streets in the Nineteenth gard
Adopted BY the following vots:-
Affirmative Msssrs. Brown, TAFT, MAbostt, e'Brisn.
Breaoen Rang Wells, Bou,on Stewart, wheslan, Craw
Nesative-The Prssidsnt, Messrs. Aaybee, woodward,
Hunt McGown, and Bsrker-6.
In favor Of tagging the north sidewalk Of Seventh
street, between avenues and d; TO concur to pave
Forty. third street. from Broadway Fifth avenue AL
adop ed, each by the following vote
Afirnstive-The President, Messrs Brown. TAFT Nab
batt o. Bren May bee Broaden Woodward Ring, Wells,
Hunt, Bouton, McGown, Stewart, Wheelsn, Barker,
Crawford, and McConkey-lS.
OF Finance Committee Referring petitions for relief
from injury by bursting Uf in Delaney street. TO
Croton Aqueduct Committee. Adopted
PROM ALDERMEN.
Report-In favor OF widening Duane street. on south
SIDE Broadway to Hudson street. twenty five feet
Copcurred IN by the following vote
Affirm ative-lbs President, Messrs. Brown, TAFT, NAB
bait O'Ben, haybee, woodward Ring Wells, Huat.
Bcuton McGosp, Stewart, Wheelan Barker Crawford
lie.
Negative-Assistant Aldermen Broaden and McConkey
q
Communication from Bureau Of Assessments asking
that certain ordinances named he amended by striking
the Of Messrs DeMott, Nicholson and Smith,
collectors and inserting the names OF William Gage,
Chsres j Dodge and Charles MCNEIL Concurred in by
the following vote
Affirm a,ive-The President, Messrs Brown TAFT, Nab
batt bren Maybee, Broaden, Woodward, Ring, Wells,
Hunt Bouton, McGown, Stewart, Wheelan, Barker,
era WORD and McConksy-1S.
TIE Beard then adjourned to Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock. From the minutes.
C. I. McCLENACHAN, Clsrk.
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Debate In the Board OF Aldermen.

I
INVITATION FROM THE DIRECTORS THE CRYSTAL PALACE.
The PI deIt Alderman COMPTON read letter of in
vatop which he had received from the Of the
Board of Directors Of the Cry stall Palace be ent at
the opening Of that building and proposed that the in
vitation should be scceptes.
Alderman STuRTEyANT said thatt not invitation
IN the Board Of Aldermen but merely asking the Pres
dent an individual to be present.
Alderman WARD considered that it would be dis
grace to tbs Board accept such invitation. He in
fenced to be present himself individual but
Q member Of the Common Council
The President. in explanation said that he had i'm.
seDed that the letter which he had just read had
addressed to the Board, and not to him personally
The subject was here dropped
REPORT
Alderman PECK moved to take up this report.
Alderman BRrIxY imagined that this motion was made
for the sake of Buncombe.
Alderman PECK.-H there be any Buncombe in the
matter IL IL upon the other eide.
The mott n was lost
The Board after disposDg Of other business do
void of public interest," adjourned until Monday evening,
At s O'Clock.
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FHLADRdFHA. July FL IN
ArvivedBarks Grand Turk, Treworgy, Matanzas; AIDE
fa Rogers, White, and Echo Howes Boston, briggs
trsls, Wiley, PASSPORT; Chicopee Emery, and Empire
New Bedford schrs sally Anu, Chase Perasmbuco Lady
Suffolk, Crowe, and henry Payton Eldridge Boston;
W Pickering, Park, Bangor; Alexandria, Sears Bsston
Cesrsd-Alexsndria, Sears: Rainbow. Norris Council
Howes; Lscon, Beare, sudW Mailer, Thatcher Boston;
Baker Amee, Aarblehead Grace Darling. Baxter, Rox-
bury; Governor Chase. East Cambridge; Lady Suffolk
Crowel Chelsea; N X Carlisle, SOpe, East Greenw witch
steamer kennebec, Hand, New York.
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found necessary - smpuAts the limb Every possible
given 70 the child and she fingered until yestsr
day and thea expired The mother Of the child teatnsd
TO the meat market 70 buy some meat and finding shs
did not return. went in ssrch OF her. aud than
tanned the facts about tho accident and that her child
did the deceased until she was Close to the car
and was unable to stop the horses IN time TO prevent the
accident The jury rendered the following verdctThat
death was caused BY being accidentally run over BY
attached to any person connected with the road.
DEATH OF NH. WALLACE.
Yesterday afternoon the o0tided TO hold
inquest the Ne York Hospital on the body Of Mat
land sho died yesterday afternoon, In thu Hospital in
consequence u injury received the Fourth OF July
ny the explosion OF gun Ia Eighth street. Thch des
oy.d his right and other sse Injured hia head,
from shoh died The deceased has wife and family
residing az $40 East Twelfth Tue deceased at thu
time Of lhe accident walking behind man in the
street. who held loaded gun bis shoulder which acci
eentally exploded causing the fatal injury.
SUPPOSED SUICIDE.
The Coroner VAS yesterday notified tina. man named
G. f. CARER found dead In his bed At AZ O'Clock
that afternoon his lodging room situated ut the
Eagle ac,el, Of Frankfort and William streets
Several letters and his passport found in the
room letters IT Recommendation to Hon. Jefferson
Davis, Secretary Of War Mr.. James Il. Heath. Com
missioner OF Pensions, and other distinguished per.
The decreased paturaiized oitzsn, having
papers effect He appea I'd to be about thirty
eight years Of Ia his wallet wss found csnts.
UNKNOWN MAN DROWNED.
Coroner Wilhelm esteIoay held an inquest at the foot
Of Stanton street the body Of unknown found
Eve feet inches in height, dark brown hair and
wbiskers; abont twent ysix years Of age dressed in
browp lin en- coat, white psnts with stripe In them. In
his pocket knife aLo q 1ed aud white spotted
and fourteen ceDs ID the opinion Of the
ply sican death caused by drowning and verdict
rendered to that effect.
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ScHR CALEDONIA at Ne vport which in contsct with
scbr Empire, was dsmaged to the amount Of $500; no
Insurance
BR ScHR MARY ELENA part Of this vessel wrecked
Seal Islsnd) has been saved in damaged state and
taken TO FdgartowD In schr sarah.
scHR NEBRASKA, hence for Matagorda, In endcaverng
10 pass up the channel to Port Lavacca nth
ult grounded, Lighters employed i've days taking
cut her cargo when being sufficiently lghtened she pro-
ceeded The only drew six feet and half whso she
KENT M
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Brig Torpo, 143 toms built at Gardiner in 1S46 was
sold by auction in this city 9Th inst for 81 100 cash. Ao
bali Br brig Brilliant, lot tons, she lies at the
| Ausn tic Dock for $500.
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,

FRIDAY, July 3, 1858
Preeept--Assistant Alderman Br0wn. ia the chair,
AshistsIt AldeYmes TAFT, Mebbatt, q Brien. Mayoee
Bresdsp, WOOD ssrd, sing, Wells Hunt Bouton, Nc
ford and McCoDkey.
u Samuel D. Cornwall for purehase Of City Hall, for
han house for Bank Of the World OF shoh he rays
ks Is Irssidpst. LAID on The table.
BY Assistant Alderman WHf5IAS-Of James l.. Miller,
for Der issiop 20 build drain his Expense 1T No.
Ito church street "a c. With Frsnkin street
Granted.
By Assis taot Alderman HUN-W Officers and mem
bsss Of Union Bosk soa Ladder ca. No. B. for . ne Y
bouse In The a their present house To
CoDnittes On Fue sy-rteent
BY Assistant Alds4n "a WuIs-Of DIR. Gfisw0ld, for
services at Eighth ard htns ward station houss. To
CpnpitRs on Police
RESOLUTIONS.
b. A. -s,4os A,n.rfrsn TArThst Sp-eu ~ioh street,
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Naval Intelligence.

The U. S. fri2ats Congress- Com M'Keever, arrived
Flo Jsneiro june 2 from River La Plate, and would sal
for home about the 18th.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-25

n TIE Bloomington Republican learns that the
Merchants Of Shelbvvle have determined to withdraw
their trade from Hannibal and transfer II 10 Marion
CITY, and advises the Merchants of BlOOmingtO TO do
toe same--this because Hannibal had hand in locA-
ting The Hannbsl and 81. Joseph RaEoal prejudical
10 their interests Of those towns. The Republican Is
also down upon the DireetOship Of said Road like
thousand Of brick calls them al sorts of hard
and charges them with T1scAlity in seneral-aRd fur
ther says that the road was located with view Of
sloaving out PaimyAo and ihjuring the county seats
Of the counties through which il passes and TO enable
those connected with the road to speculate in town lots
in neW towns n be located the road How this iS
cannot say but one thing Is certain, road can be
located TO suit every body, And while the good psO-
pie Of Bloomington and shelby vile may iee Soyey dis
app0nlsd with references 10 this matter, they should
bear Il ike philosophers EeekOnag Il among the mis-
haps 20 Be met with all such enterprises, and by The
lexsEeiBe 81 little prudence and energy, and The
psndiuEs OF ltih money, they yea make tAefO.d
subseryieRt 70 their interests -by Spaneetins their
towns with 4 by Plank TOads Hence, too, we hops
our fEsna ssASasEs Ol the Republican win hold has
temper and pull Out the hair Of his head OF tear hi
aesk in bis madness, for twill do gods ead Folks
iuight think himsellN dangerous fellow When he MAJ
b as hArhlsssahd meek IS GIamb = Paris Aeteury.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-25
WASHINGTON. March l6-qnn

The Central American debate is regared
by many as a waste Of time, but il will be
discovered in due season that Gen. Pierce
has taken his position, and if Great Britain
does not recede from her pretensions aud
usurpations, there may be an extra session
of Congress. Upon tho issues involved,
Gen. Pierce well understands, he would
have the support of the country to the ut.
most extremity. Tho Senate debate re-
fleets but imperfectly the policy Of Gen.
Pierce. He is in advance Of them all.
There w0s an effort made Yesterday
morning, in cabinet council, by Secretary
Dobbin, 10 secure the appointment Of
Emanuel b Hart as Navy Agent-but
among other objections it was urged that
he had opposed the election of Gen. Wal
bridge TO Congress; so the nomination Of
Mr, Harl was postponed. .'. 81. ..r:E:-
Mr.. Wise, of Virginia is here. II is sup
posed that he does not como without am
invitation. The old bunksrs, however, are
bitter against him, and say that Gen. Cush-
ing ought to satisfy John Tyler. They
are equally violent against Gen. Dix for
France. Some would prefer Martin Van
Buren, at once. They have been clipping
of another batch of miscellaneous appoint.
ments around the edges to-day. The seIec-
ZION OF foreign ministers is difficult lob.
1t is reported that George Law had i
private conference with the President yes5
Ierday. This looks ominous. $3.50 -.iSt. p
I, From the progress making Ia the Gard
ner trial. u may occupy. two months or
more, ltcoyern pretty much the whole OF
Mexlco. Won ms vl-l.Il IN --II Do, no-.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-25

Plank Roads viii pay. Every one that has
been vet eoustTpctedh has been profitable to Stock
holders. The LockpOrt Telegraph says that the
road between that point and Plain6eld is all the
time crowded. The Editor says that in riding
uat two miles and hall he met more than forty
teams laden with produce, and the road is not
eOmpleied vet. A plank road from this city to
Rayson would do heavy business, and pay q
large dividend. Same way on the other side Of
the river. The Stock in both these roads will
be above par, when they are finished. Quincy
.Whig.' ... ...F.. r.".' s-.. .a"
II stock in road from PaysUn to Quincy will
pay, what may we not expect from road from
Psys0n to Hannibal ?-that section of Illinois is
so much more convenient to Hannibal than "a
Quincy. . ... .....
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-25

Chronicle of Angus; 22du 1851, viii sefVe
Us z saficie1i reiutai ion 81 the silly and I'm
Eoandel charge Of DE Republican.
Cor! r. M. S+EwSaF.-iShis gentleman ar
iiyed ID Out iOwh on Sllndtf evening last, and
remained 10 aftsr,d dinner tbs sxt day. He had
made appointments to address the people n this
place and at Spring Hid, upon the subject Of the
Railroad, but declined doing 30 in consequence
Of the enfeeblcd state Of his health. -As re-
Quested US to say, however, that he win deliver
an address at spring Hill! on Friday the 18th Of
September, and one At ChiiIicothe on Saturday
the ra3th5s Ettoe& 20 l3faaloGt aA1
Colonel Stewart spPearsdto be aOmewhatan-
noyed at the Snprnciation Of his name in some
Of the public prints as candidate for Govern
or, and requested US to state that he was not an
aspirant for that Office nor does he expect to be,
though he feels grateful to those Of his friends
who have deemed him worthy OF filing so dis
tinguished post. He considers this public
disclaimer necessary, in order to prevent those
amiable characters, the mOiiUs HOngeTs, from
misrepresenting him TO the prejudice OF his use
fulness a. President Of the Railroad Company.
Imust be recOllected that the BloomingtOn
Gazctie, at the time edited and published by ].
M. LOVE, was the first paper in which Colonel
Stewards name appeared in connection with the
Office Of Governor Of Missouri ChiIicOths
Chronicle. .....y ...t.2..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-25

S9-The New London Plank Road, so far a.
il is completed, takes nearly all the travel-nen
prefsring to pay the toll rather than travel on
the old road. ....... "a.
We arc glad 10 find the above in the Paris
Mercury. 1t shows that the people Of Mon
roo are now finding out the advantages Of Plank
Roads, and gives promise that next time vote
is taken on proposition to subscribe stock in
the ''HaAnibal, Rails county and Paris Plank
Road" it will be favorable. .,.' ...
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-25

"The road has been made to play farce
in politics, on all sides Iofa political TRAN
glei has served Us hobby-hOrSe to ride into
Office, upon the back Of which one certain
Bob Stewart has been mounted for the last
six years. Bloomington Republican. IS
A more grotuitOus and groundless charge
never was made against any gentleman
than the above. Col, STEWART, or, as the
Republican politely terms him, ''BoB stew
ART" never needed a hobby -horse' to help
him into Office. His superior order of Ial-
ents, his energy Of character, and his self.
sacrificing disposition, have always been
sufficient to procure him the confidence ADD
support Of the intelligent constituency
he has SO faithfully served. He may be
Justly and smphatically termed the father Of
| the Railroad; for we verify believe that,
without his extraordinary, exertiOns and
personal sacrifices Of Tina and money, this
great work, now so anSpicioOsly commeno,
led, would vet be IN lbeyancs. But tbs
following paragraph, copied from tbs
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-25

Thu !. Mckee put OF Il this landing this
morning, alaTge quantity Of goods for Mr.. Nc
Az, rsercEsbt Il ShelbyViile. Several con-
siSHsble shii aSsss Of soeds 1--we passed through
Hfniba q fOS shtlbyvins walhin the last two or
thtus dBs. s " u &
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-25

eve learn that the merchants of Shelbyville
have determined to withdraw their trade from
Hannibal and transfer II to Marion City. This
is a good move our merchants should do the
same thing. II n nearer TO Marion city than
Hannibal, and is said to be better road. "
bloomington Republican. .r...- 2.
Fromthe above il will be seen that Shelby
vile and Bloomington are quite exasPeEated on
account Of the treatment they have received
from the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad CON-
pany. They have determined TO withdraw their
trade from Hannibal, point they have "Rsd and
fattensd" for some time past, believing as they
did, the people fhereoftrue friends sud allies Of
their prosperity. But now they think otherwise,
and give vent to their feelings ina style becoming
the deceived and betrayed. -na.r .. -
II they are in earnest, (which we do not
doubt1 they can find up this way n convenient
point TO transfer their trade to. II is no further
from hereto Shelbyville, than It is from Han
nibal to SheIbyville, and with very little i'm
proVement the road can be made as good a. that
between the latter place. We have several
obliging, clever Commission merchants, that dc
business almost for the fun of the thine, and
never fail 70 please customers. They will take
great Measure in accommodating our ShelbyvillC
and Bloomington friends, and viii promptly &c
count FOR everything delivered to them, from {
box of jewelry to paper of Pins.-CantOn Re
pOrtst. ..... ,.....,...I ..
Amt that rich? WehOpe we hazard nothing
in expressing our belief that tho editor of tn
Canton Reporter has more sense .thanthe allow
would indicate. II isA clear case OF uniustih
able appeal to the passion and PrejudiOeUf thOs
who are angry at Hannibal without shadow Q
cause, and the editor of the Reporter knows
as well as he knows his own name. When III
inducements held out by the natural position, q
by the practice Of merchants to sell goods chea
and buy produce high, are not sufficient
attract trads, those Of her citizens who hav
entsEpEizs,5 had better sell out and emigrate to
better Vlase, rather than undertake to build u
BUSINESS "a sa5h aFssiI and fseiing iOundatio
rs mere exciEezznSht on account Of imaginAT
injustice, ana thai, too, when interest, the Oal
solid foundation Of trade, and The only rsliAb
depspds nes Tor . permanent change Of lis cha
nels, viii ,caHsiAptly. dictate that HHnnibalc
not be sbsnd@sa tF CahtOn! lrl .a'I',.'E
y. ssefrTans9 q the head 81 thu, qOlumn.
r'r % EuaQ eeF tl'A ..''.'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-25

Coon NEws.--We learn from Mr.. James NJ.
Clark, Of Trenton, who is just up from the
Missouri river, that Mr.. Duff, the railroad con-
tractor, arrived at Glasgow before the beard Of
directors adjourned; and that he has advertised
for letting 10 the lowest bidder, on the 10Th Of
April, contracts for the grading of % miles at
each end OF the road. Twenty-fYe miles Of
grading in the centre win be put under contract
sometime in May.
MIR. Duff assured the directors that he could
command plenty Of money to complete the road,
and that it was his intention to ''put il through"
as speedily as possible. Our friend Gilstrap
will have to sharpen up his battle-axs and
marshal his forces, or Mr., Duff will build the
road in spite Of his tremendous opposition and
the broadsides Of hard epithets he discharges at
the drvoted heads Of the dlrsCtOEs.-l ChilicOihs
Chronicle.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-25

NEw BOOT AND SHoE MAEurAcrORI.-
Richard FtIp+trick keeps SOnsiantlyOn hand and
manufactures to order, 6necalf boots, kip boots,
shoes, &c., which he makes Of the best mate
rial, a. per advertisement in another column,