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NEw Yoxx, Decsnbes n. iool

NEw YoEx, Decembef n. loo0
The accounts oS abroad have this week been far mere
sAtisfactoy, la q political well commercal view
Boh In Paris and Loadoa money cheaper, with every
indication OF continued accumulation of capital There
were annlisAkxb1 indications or reaesion IN the gold
movement The Bank Of England has ost, during the
week ending the 26n, al Of gold, mostly the
Withdrawals by the Russian government That TACT
had stimulated demand Tor money under fears that the
rails would rise, and supposed that the bank return
for the following would further decline This
expectation realized; tho bullion la bank In
creased and the market easier Tho discounts Of the
French bank aiso declined unor lessened demand for
money; while the enhanced chances OF peace had
boncncialy affected prices. The great difficulty to
be apprehendsd is the question and at this mo
msnt prices in England lower than the con-
tnent but they falling in France and Italy,
where The prohibition exports already removed.
The highess price OF best qualify wheat in Paris was
7ss ID pcr quarter, and in London = corresponding
quantity brought, tho time, 76s per quarter The
purchases from she departments sustained tho Paris
kess The estimated deficit Of France, officially 0OO
900 quarters and ranged high 5OO0 900 quarters or
this quantity 200 900 quarters has been imported The
deficit OF England Is - million quarters and the
imports since January have been follows:
Imports into Great britain for ten months
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ny GREEN \ srOrT. As~sAsos~s~.
HOUSEHOLD AND KiTCHkN FURNITURE At AUCTION
II Friday sNss sell, 10 c'cfock,
residences the Hos. H. ,. wa,ksv resssvvswss
~ Seven Dais1
ines, ecsA sssss1mens ~ fwswtass vsu:
Mahogany ssA osnnsss psscv ss6 csh.v csssss
~ sssosv~, h~oeruse, ssuspfesy. 1e~eu, A~
% vssc sssss 'asue esss~.oa Ginning nes
b~v~sas, wsr1roess bedssesAs, and wssh~annas
Casdsahsas su&as, hai, snA cshsv ismps
YsaaAsr 49,, loading. sd mssns~
Csvess go n1sli19
win 80 u kisahs~ requisites, snd msuy
which deem
Terms An NJ an@ nndsv ~, cash sos creSn ."
Ssv. S ss'~escvv ~~A"vssA bearing rserest
0hRRN SCOTT,
Dss N--ls Aasaios~~~s.
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supreme Court Of the UAitsd states.


WEDNESDAY,, December %. 1853.
Nos. and 8. The United States Thomas H. Pat
,erson, and ps Samuel Davenpors heirs Appeals from
the dislrict court OF the United States for East Lou
isana MIR Justice Campbell delivered the opinion Of
this court reversing much OF the DEGREES OF the district
court ~ authorize the location OF many acres OF the
lands embraced in the grants forth in the records
have besn disposed of by the United States OF any other
unspoprsisd land Of the United States within the State
OF Louisiana, and Affirming much Of the DEGREES
declare the grants to be valid
No a. Henry Chouseau, plaintiff ia error. ps. r. Mo-
lony. The Argument Of this cause was concluded by
Mr.. Rsverdy Johnson for the plaintiff in
Adjourned until tomorrow. IL o'clock, a. m.
THURSDAY, December 90, 1853
William Carey Jones, esq Of California, was admit
ted an attorney and counsellor of this court
No. IS. J. H. Curran, plaintiff in error. u.s. The Bank
Of Arkansas The State of Arkansas ct a. In error 10 the
supreme court OF Arkansas Mr.. Justice CARTS deiiv-
cred the opinion Ut this court reversing the Judgment
the said supreme court, and Remaining this cause for
such proceedings. conformity said opinion - 10 Law
and justice and the constitution oil the United States shall
apperiain.
No o. d. Smith Il Il. Us. Thomas J. Chambers APP
peal from the district court Of the United States Tor Tex
A. On The motion OF the appellants counsel the decree
costs.
appellants w. the Michigan Genital Railroad Company
The argument in this cause was commenced by Mr.
Bronson for the appellants and continued by Mr. Pruyn
for the appellee.
Adjourned until tomorrow, II o'clock, a, m.
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~ O43 los d. $50 .ub4

This is about eighth only Of the estimated deficit
and the price rules lis 4i weeks average against
SIS ia. last year-that il say, increase of
10 per in the quantity OF grain imported has raised
tho average price rs per In face Of similar
things in Europe. and 100000 quarters
year yet be purchased. The chief depend
stl be The United States although tho lace Of
affairs Ireland promising for this suppes thence
The quantities Of bseads,as In the West understood
be very large, awaiting the rise Of the release
than and IL ne hoped hat exaggerated notions Of
exuavsgant prices Will ndace holders to neglect the
frst opportunity OF forwarding The export demand will
be large, bat the seed-me Europe and England has
god Tho spring crops may be large. and aid in reducing
thu consumption Of wheat, which high prices W i'll
The may be early and abundant, while the
returning peace will call forth large Black sup
plies The hazards Of holding large, while realizs
promptly will send of the country such quantities
prices viii enable the farmers obtain higher
range through the succssdns harvest though the for
eign demand should be small
The ireeusde movement 10 France, 10 respect coal
and iron, followed vigorously The ports Of
coal and iron into France, In lS52, wors rs follows:
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Nxw YonK. Dec 2a.--We had a snowstorm here
last night.
The mail due here ioa O'Clock this morning has
yet arrived
There tidinss Of the steamer due from Eu-
rope.
The weather very cold. Ice il floating la the harbor
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D~ah - Ghs Rsspsn~sasx
WAsssssros fsee. - tosA
unoS rs1"oa nj Monday
"A holiday ".s Js.sa VIII cp~s es~ssus
a"e 'e1ss1 1ass ssnSsh = -
ssfnsdny "r 80 Az sssNI n
= The ususa sosr, receive
:" may not n"v he~n paid. -
The n"sxaf ~
II oc@ oAeseH -
Dee To- xf
EseAA~ss D~~h - sssAsA, wssassva = c.,
wsAtaUss Csr.
(oS ss~ss~s scs~s viii he c,sssd nos1ny, uuss
re~rss hsvssg $685. sssn1 = g.
on AassvAsy she 1iss
hr Os sELDRN, wT1Rns, co.
~ 01EEw - ScOTp. Aus0snS~sA
(ykoCEktEs AND LtoUORs AT AUCTTON-0a 0sauHuv.
NE net "ssss, SHAFT sI ssuss s'easok
= ~, = v-fy srassNvs i~ a groceries and ngssu,
Tess, s~gnss, ccdss, crochsry, asd stanswWs
With n groceries ssuaAsy hss = -
Win ssA lot ~ ssao~. s.cs sssay, wsAsv. -. snA
ne. T@1s
The .sovs Stock n sooAs ,-A ss'as sssssss N -
grocery
GREEN SCOTT,
Dec "-A Ass9sasaA
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L0Au e~p~sssr Aass1ssss.As nAsuvy 60
wses ssg pvsvsss - ~ -
~ s~ps,scv asweHsAo sewy wse, upssn1 ~ - - -
ny hs srrei~nry A. Csiasvcu
so" the s.sss.s~1 s"ss rssss nss~nsy Co. Cas, wArs
A.o e~ dosss q s~rcas, Bed, nsssS uefm uess
selected ~ ls4i IN MaAstsa Dsaaisun nnuers ~
perfectly scswsssed I'D o. knde vtpGy n - u1
Persons d-ssr.g secss~ rssny wtnp ssls
oa"a an TIE hseAs - ~ wnAs ses1
ing sAes w1ss hey ssarssasa = r-p-ssssss1
Dec n-s7w Aueslsu>.~~ 49,.
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New ORLEANS. Dec. rhe house OF repre- sentAtivss OF
Texas passed the bill for constructing section
Of Pacific railroad through that State Tho bill appro-
pirates twenty sections Of land 10 ovory milo.
The company agreeing build the road will be repaired
guaranty this performances Of tho coatrac BY dspositng
In the State treasury three hundred thousand dollars
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NEw ORLEANS, Dec y.-The steamship Winfield Scou.
a of The wreck Of which sen. you yesterday,
struck on Anachu Isnd. at midnight tho ID instant.
The passengers very little alarmed, and al
safely removed suffering but rfng losses. Two stsameEs
Immediately despatched to her relief, but shs was
fast going 10 pieces.
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GIFn pO3 TINE uWW vDAa--TAyIOa uAUpv
ssvs sa sevtvs1 ssvssu ssSso.s = sAsw assA - bssas
aasped ~ prssssu, sosn0a wAseA IN - Aaa1
e.usvtsS, froa iswsV r. Tsr~as, = - ~
graphical sheeoh ~ Aarr A. Wsss
cndsnaA's Assed Nss~rs vsas m bs~ss ~ snnuM
The epec4n4os, bso1ne1s edition,
fscss msssvs>~' s~H scs.phrs ~ AIsrarAsr Chansk ri
Passion picw-r.
Po~xs Psnts~s BY rh~6a 0as~y
MeasniS wpstsgp " noAeu Wkessms
Msys~ Rod -' - -
~ -" s':r... sh.srh tsc. Ns~ssys y Hugy Ju1su&
Ns.os v9y I.a13y 80 sehw ~ Wt1Ssm Ga4r>
NJ - w. s~s S~vsos Lsess. vueh, ~ oeun1 -
bee3onsu n@uv - 0~uA
k.MmD n00Ws - Ws~ss - msna--Txs -.
which 10 ~omAh1nhey - - - ~~s
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Actef OF Our ne~ President" they bexsl The decay Of
lee n~suons. the Decentralization of The people. and
he downfall OF the republic They osy look back upon
he past 10 mourn Thai ills blessings have been
in1sd 70 the present. they only look forward the fu-
inre ~ to the tomb Of civilization and freedom They do
mol see The sslwan and progressive population that
rounds them ON every hand they the triumph
ant march OF American principles aud American pros
peIl'y While. FROM The bosom OF the man
rises to the highest Office in the popular gift; while
among The same daily evidences OF intellect aod Of
geAisess are developed while the aud the sciences
mechanics and nsnuscuIes flourish space longer in
the laboratories Of the few but among the self made,
ssf educated. progressive children OF the people, and
while peace. and comfort and equality snls and
nch al within our borders. the disappointed politician.
The rrvsngefu parylesder, nothing but horizon
dsfkened BY his hatred. and prospect cherries
as his own blasted hopes.
We think we have shown how the assaults OF such
men upon an independent and nghl-minded public ser
want can be analysed and exposed General Pierce
stunned Office n = and under circumstances highly
favorable TO the Cancellation OF the coupt influences III
had 90 long kept alive opposition TO democratic prin-
cpIes; bu. be preferred the path Of duty to that Of
expsdiency He asks 10 be tried not by his words.
Blu, by his works
For those nalcontenis who would obstruct his path
way, and seek to overthrow him before be has made
public bis policy, in advance of almost every opportunity
sgnszs his practical devotion to great of
government and great questions Of international and
domestic interest for such men be has nothing bur
scorn, contempt. and defiance. To his counlrymen he
says if the administration which bears my does not
justify by its deeds, ilf title 10 your applause and TO the
gratitude OF postsr,y, will expect your denuncaiions
II DO vlndcate the rights Of the States against
soidaion and fsnaticsmf do NOT protect the public
treasury from spoaiion-if do not administer the laws
faithfully and iearessyf the rights OF the American
citizen not sustained against The nsoence OF for
eign governments. however poienif the interference Of
monarchca influences upoa this continent is not prompt
ly and sernly rebuked and repelled-And il The prin-
cipss upon which free Institutions are founded are
no, made more and more acceptable 10 the sirugs ling
people Of beighboring and distant nationshen may The
judgment OF the people be proclaimed and coming gene
rxions be sdmonished against my example
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ON THE EVE 81 re0Ova1-We pew
" f~w dsys, wcuA like seu nsch - - -
pssos thevVto. -
Oar sscrh ennvssy complete al SspsDss nnss
n Os~As prfrss VT
and aaSEa6 ACwn I'll "ev s1uvs 800 ~
sscsass sas v~sy ske~s object s~s NV =
Hfu<
sell hw - go.
Who pecvesas'! Esrcass ne G.
sn<6 ~ - eSssss -
are u,,g - vsa - - - osy
vWn1ewed. IN M W 1up HsPeeuosv 49, -
- - bs II ss~6 pvcs n ssw - es1ag
mamea1. - -.-s, - -. =
srs ma s~cs-sAu Al isnesusg - Ass b,n
PEanv = Bn0TMEa,
pevmoas nsstsss. ospsstse .s.ss nssAss
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a. TvrAsy r,srnsn9 Isu, by te nes. ~ Dusaua
NJ j. PICKETT, AZ K~Wesc&y, ~ mis KATE y@naOss
d..u1srs Il nsssar Kwyweass ss~. q o. ctsy.
DEHuEr HATS s--sTTvErn. nsswus' Wsssa, 49, ~
fun ssppsy n ee~heS kaA- 0esuemss Wis hast
hseA tsssYcasss1 Ia gesraG sheD - - Ssa -
ra,sS Or ~ IN
III AvMA
o%S r2Arcx TAYLoa-
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CossuLArE THE UKnED STATES,
RIO de JsBero, Angus ~. 1888.
Merchants and owners Of ships trading with the ports
OF Brazil earnestly requested 10 be very cautious in
having every article shipped 10 any OF The ports the
Brazilian empire inserted ~ The ships manifest for
however The bsHs Of sfng may accurately show every
Thing imp ried. YET il any goods be onitied from the
Manifest The omitted article forfeited. and the vessel
in which il is imported Is liable 10 koe the govern
meat equal oDehan OF The value OF the con6scaled
goods. The forfeiture OF the omitted article is mosi
rigidly enforced, although il may mssyssny ss-
pear The omission has arisen from dsi9a do vvo~g
Two OF a very striking character have recently
CURED here in which the foeitures have been stringent
ly enforced and in one. fear. only the loss OF the
goods. bu, that The fines may the entire value
oil the vessel
ROBERT G. SCOTT.
will thank the editors oil the lnielliKencer Wash
ington city. and also Of Hunts Merchanis Msxazns,
and Of the papers published in all commercial cities
insert the above notice. II least in their respec
tive papers X. G. S.
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NJ G. MeOUTRE. As~es~~ev.
TRUsTEE's FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
escDBy of dead Of b. the subscrser dssd
md j A. e., No -. ss
"a 9s5 ~ lard r-cavs Of s~neon
I7fh o'cloch. worth
tse foloHa
scribed furnsnnrv sp< h"ss~kerga~e sfsrss, vas
EA~aast vos~wood psnaossss. ~ knaA~ q aahee
Mahogany aud s0Ss. v~ckers
DO psush csosr~, snk3<s
Mavh,e top tahisn, psasc cover and psoe
PsFswv cuussns, shaAsa
Thres-pay asd inOraAn OIL cboth
Mahogany ssdeboarA dtaag tables
Chtas. psss, SO cvocheSy~ars
TsAae cwsAevy, sdvwr spwuNa, eanAuss
nsAweanln, hapuum. wsu1n2na1s
T0slef herktnG
DUp~s$~ hasAss -, bnsk masrsssss pillows
Dsnskeaa, coatn~a~ sAe~sa. suewsAs
CookiaG pas1ov,
Together win Al kiechen n1en~ses
Tesns ~ ard naAes c~sAA ~ twc -
fbur mssea ~ nssss ssaiaesAy es1oes1 sssris4 asr
a. AUBT(u DnfTu, Tvssose
Ocs 1-~oIwAAAA ~ e. kacoUIkE, A~etisnsu-
u0-rhs eS~vs sAss - pssepsasA u.sAn m~1o.S 1920
las C MCGUIRE,
ova IA Assasss@.
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MosIyEaxx. Oot IL Hosafio Nssdhsm (froe-ssil dsuo-
craD elected speaker to-day b. OF iis for
Csrandy, t~hig) and for Bingham, (dsm Davsy
tdem) ~as unanimously elected clerk.
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S~ssA"cA stsLkA-xhAkk10Ivlna.
PsiLADALrAL, Oct ls-Gosornog Bgler and lady wiL
afrIve here ,s afternoon from Hssbarz ON ssx v.v to
New York 70 view the CsystAl Palace
Governor BIGGER has issoed bis proclamation naming IL.
sGh Thursday OF November for Thanksxiving Day
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NKw YoEr, Oct is-Ths ship ssxadshssk. n BAH.
Maine from GotienbuG for Boston. viii peasaUsss. has
been spoken s suffering Drrtbly wish ~ ehsasn
Ftyeght of her passengers had already died. and icasssa
stll sick.
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TzsAsuxy DsSAExaEur, Assp@, iaR
hereby give. bclde AZ TIE sschs u
the loan sushosed by April Is is4a rsAsas sla
December 1852 pr sscAs Of
s II July 1876, sdss.ssss ~ no
time hereof A day Of Dessh
to the exen, Of ssd sock the -
the terms hereinafter mentioned, 10 viii:
compUition within Dr. aen sne1,
given order II in which ths saA saocs
offered The cerincsiss, duly ssssd -
United saes transmitted 20 shs department sPa - 10
ces whereof pce win b IaA Oenpos.dsd = - ssssss
tacuars:
I., The mar value or amount specae1ts cassneas
~ premium per the stocks a IT, sa6sssss
in asa or premium As be- ask ~ esss = -
stocks Of rcdcemshle in ldS
10 be dxe ofrecss The ws ~ asw
snce or reach The o~ns Of iassa -
dIlon. .
The U.sd s,A,ss Bessa, Hsw Yea,
o. Phi.delpAia, The parties nay direct .--.--
ocss-Ar ssczs.r sfAs rsssssu.
NOTICE
Notice hereby given hsAe~ II - sx pss ess sss e
the Un,.sd saes anshosed b. H. ~ ~ nnuy,
ls47 and the 5N Of Dccsass 1851 49, - saa
BY MARCH, 1885, ssd rs4ss~shAs S00
Jynr sss t.s mis- departures psepsse1 puschass 61s
et~ern inc ia day a Dscsns~ ss - ths
extent Of the misss of das a he ~ aneA u
IN. manner ana % hsssasssT nssnsss1, wts
In case any consases conpsafssa, wshn - ss ssS,
preference given ss sssf q uss weo - $40
rkn mi
s..,s. uas be d~psunsats sesa - asss
whereof price p<d ee~sssaasA VI ~ Aws Sss-
IN. mar v.ue or ..osu svarissd 10 s.eA esasesss
A. penism said amount q svs.U oss - 80
a Interest par ossuAcss fsn - ~ = Jsys IL,
20 and ssrs.sss sbe usssy, - - s~-
(Oa the money 10 rsscs M eSss) - sssS n -
dinoa-
the Uusd s,.ass Dsn, USw Yssk
. '''''''''' jAnEs ourssR.
ocas-dr eecrss1y a ~ 1ssnsuy
t.oo designs. during comn9 week afofd ding ei-
sens an opportunity of enjoying series Of bis vs seass
and amusing eniertanments
He ~n doubles. such share Of encouragement
Al, he richly merits
rUS. WONDER, AHD DnzAoMri
at ODD TK1Iows HALL, SoR sIx NIGHTS ONLY
wyaAx,
Mares~ s.l vs~sysss~~,
eve Of his popular s.'.ss.'.-sss .. A' 'svs ssA
THIS EVENING,
and continuing Monday ss iscasssvs whss he vn -
as. s., .ss .ssss:
Doors open ., u eommnscs quarter 80 . e'csock
ossis-aash. As.-
east sd.. ssa sss e.s..v go - 60
..io. twelve ,oo" and h.. sc'.ny -. ss.s =, ss1
sssi, xSdre. 20, soieisor 66os Tssssn bvs@a-
RLAnKETx, sun1s. ~. have SOY !. 's's-
s. s.~.ii.. ~ A,:.l.. s.as
10 Ass4s 1s.sss .ssssss
~ 90 s~s., ~ es>s'
WIN I.isr s.s-s. Il Assss4saAas ~ 90,
al Of which ~r ss1 co.ssaa Te..v rr,,s. : vnsv
ocs-1 Corner Pena svssss - n asssa
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ROBERT G. ScOrr.

The PxssIDEkT AND TnE SOUTH We suspect the
whig press will ind ii difficult task TO convince the
county that the administration Of President Pierce s
waiting in regard for Inc rights OF the South. II the
cabinet disposed tsmporixe with abolition
ism-an absurd supposition-he South has an impreg-
nabe buwsk OF defence in the in1exble patriotism Of
him who directs and controls the policy of the admins
tralo0- II 10 not possible impair the confidence which
southern rspose in the hrmnes and integrity OF
President Pierce His principles and his courage have
been exposed TO every sort oil temptation and trial. and
il 10 absurd 10 suspect that be will manifest either fear
treschery when his personal honor his position before
the country and The respect Of poseriy, will be the for
feit OF any compromise with abotonsm. Mr.. Pierce
has nothing higher TO achieve in the field of political
promotion He is above the petty ambition of intriguing
pocisns. His object is historical fame, which
he achieve only by consistent adherence to the prn
cplrs OF bis part Gie and by upholdng The integrity
OF the constitution and by promoting the best interests
OF the country To suspect hun OF disposition 10 coun-
ienance aboionsm is assume that he is wanting Is
much in common sense in good faith
To those who pretend not 10 find in the past life Of
President Pierce sufficient guarantee of his fidelity for
the future. would make this suggestion await the
development Of the Presidents policy in his message 10
Congress and you do NOT 6nd there abundant security
for the South then tell the people that the country 10 in
danger For part, we have ~ much confidence in
Mr. Pierce-iD his determination maintain the rir hts
OF the Southas If be had drawn his FIRST breath the
banks Of the Savannah, and the of his hun
dred slaves. And venture to predict that his admin
isration will amply Justify opinion. Before manv
months the country Will haze explicit declaration Of
bis policy, and hazard the peAcon that in his mes
sage to Congress- the South will end every proper rs
surance and guarantee .-R,cAnsnd Esqsirer
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a.
LEwnsuRa Oct II. "A fire broke ONT in this p,sos On
Saturday night nj eleven O'Clock, in the ssssm 80 miu
boat yard of Frick. Slifer. & Co. which dsssey,t
Buffalo barns three four boats isss In
shed for the Dslsware and Hudson Caaai Company TO-
gether with large qasuIy Of boat stud saved tim
Der The loss Of FIick. Sier. Co il about e1OOO0
wiki insurance of ~ 500 The ioa to the coansy
bridge 10 about "a 90 Insurance. The ediscs Of he
Mlonisn and sAotheT fireman accidentally
BY engine. and badly injasd Their rsoovsy said
TO be doubtful.
NKw Yoax Oct. lisp m.-Ths stock market clessd
fmer United States 81, saiss CAnssn, ~ salss !;
Esi, 7si Long Island, IA Reading. "a; Pa1hss Vein.
Creek, sales Morris Canal. IL Nicaragua, ~ Nc.
Culioch Gold Nine Tho money market csutinass
tight
There 10 decided panic in the breadstuAs market. Ii
very UGH unsettled, and opsraIons usdsr ihs iDdeA
European news, much excited Prices have de-
cined. Sales to-day Of 1900 bbs - ~ for Sate
u for southern brands. Rye -four and meA dali
prices de Pressed.
The panic also extends grain Sales OF ~ oe knshss
wheat l54 l55 tor MichiEan whiss. and ~ lGT
Genesec Corn also dcpressedsAlcs ~ w. bush
81. IS for yellow mxsd, 50 g cenm Provisions
s,sady, bur Sales Of ~ pork u e1 for
mess prime, 1l3 So Cotton in moderase rsqussismaR
sales At prices of buyers Tbs decline Friday
last is one cent. Whskey Is cents.
NEw OELEAss, Oct. H.-The advices by the Adantie
have received The market dali and prices
depressed. Flour and grain held firmly fun psicss
ProyiAons frm-prces slightly improved.
The city comparatively healthy Business u begin
ming assume considerable scsivity.
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Mr. wyman, q msgician Of wy Justly ~ Waass rePs-
des,gn. during comao9 week. afo ding cti
sens an opportunity of enjoying series Of bis vs shass
and amusing entertainments
He doubtless receive such share Of encouragement
as he richly merits
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-08-10
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