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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-06-03

a TRIP To THE SOUTH.-A gentleman of
this place lately received letter from an ac-
quaintance who had just returned from Flo
rida, in search of a new home. He says:
SIN the first place, | examined Middle
Georgia--the poorest portion of earth, which
ought to be annexed to the North to keep
soul and body together. In the next place,
passed through Southern GeOrgia-infi-
nitely poorer than Middle Georgia, inhabited
by a few scattering Grabs, tending on horse
back their multitudinous, lean, long sharp.
horned cattle, roaming over n limitless sand
flat, covered with water, long leafed pine and
the cypress, hung in the habiliments of death
dong mossO with saw-palmetto for an UNI
rgrowth-withOut springs, without every
thing except thunderings and lightnings and
tornadOs. In the next place, visited Flori-
da, /" the land of flowers and perpetual
spring" 1t is covered all over with lakes,
marshes, quicksanGs, which were formerly
lakes, skirted with live-oak, magnolia-bly,
red-bay, orange bushes and other namelcss
evergreens, growing in such thick entaHgle-
ment, that it is impossible to stick bowie
knife up to the hilt into the hammocks which
they form and the hammOcks in turn are
filled with wolves, bears, panthers, tigers,
mosquitoes, &c &c.-all befogged with the
pestiential effluvia of yellow fever, conges-
tive chills, fever and ague, and death general
ignore suited TO the rearing Of frogs,
snakes, spiders, tarantuas, centipedes, sting.
ing scorpions, black asps, and alligators, than
the cure Of consumption. think the climate
of Florida over-estimated for the cure of
that disease; for while there saw the con-
sumptive returning to his native land to die.
If Florida was healthy | would move
there. 1t has some of the richest land ever
saw, producing the sugar cane and sea island
cotton in perfection. which make those rich
who raise them. Upon the whole, if you can
live where you are, stay where you are"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-06-03

The MISSION TO CHNA-The New York
Tribune thinks Humphrey Marshall will be
let alone in China for the present. The of
flee is humbug, with no earthly use but to
stop some ones mouth with $4,000 q year
aud like sum as outfit; but who that is fit to
wear even the title of Minister wants to 90
to China for $4,000, or even double that
sum? By-and.by somebody will have TO be
put out of the way somehow, and he will
be furnished with $4,000 and sent off rs
Minister to China; when he will take the
money and Qfa shrewd Yankee) go over to
California or Australia and make handsome
spec out of it. Why should he 90 to China,
when he can't get within 4 weeks journey
of its seat of government, wouldn't be admit
ted to an audience if in Pekin, and has moth
ing to do or say if he had the ear of the
Brother of the Sun and Moon for fort
night?
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-06-03

LATEST FROM THE DISPUTED TERRIroRY
IN MExIco.-The Mexican Governor, Trias,
of the disputed territory claimed by Gov.
Lane for the United States, arrived at FL
Paso on the oath ult., with $50 men and $50
officers, to command the Leyies of militia he
has made upon El Paso, La Real and Seneca,
from which places he had made call for 700
men. a letter from Ell Paso, dated April 25,
gives the following ridiculous reports as COM
ing from Gov. Trias, which would show him
to be very gassy individual:
Gov. Trias reports the withdrawal of the
Mexican minister from Washington, war with
Spain, &c, &c. General Montenegro, with
5000 men, is reported as en- route from So
nora and below to the copper mines. Gen.
Morales, with 1000 men, is expected daily
from Durango. The excitement in Ell Paso
is very great, and all breathe war and death
TO los AmericanOs.
SaIezar, the Mexican boundary surveyor,
is just from the city of Mexico, and reports
the decision of the Mexican government to
consider rs n declaration of war the refusal
on the part of the United States government
TO recognise Bartlett and Condos boundary.
They think they have outwitted us, and mean
to set up great prelensions in consequence
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-31
patIks Railroad.


The New York 7ti6,as gives the leading features Of
the bill introduced in the Senate by Mr.. Seward the
9th ist for the construction Of Railroad to the Pa
cho, as follows:
81" IL throws open the building OF the road to any
pany chartered by any State spuates for scaled pro.
pols from all SUCH and proposes give the
that company which will build il for the least
la the way Of aid from the Government that aid TO be al
iured in per stock, redccmabe after twenty years
the pleasure OF the Government-the company own
aud manage the road under certain conditions. These
Let That the Government take possession OF 1t
time by paving the company its expenditure upon
the road with 10 per interest the and
I'd That Congress control the fares keep
the income down 10 per cent; I'd. That the
sorc and other things for the government shall be
tablished by the Secretary OF War.
H. The Company undertaking the construction of the
road, lodge millions oi dollars in the hands Of
the Government, IN the form OF State Government
Stocks by way Of security Tor the iuhlimen of its
tract
Ill. No grants OF land be made To the Company
beyond strip sufficient for road way.
~ The road is he built north vi the parallel Of 10
dcg-to be commenced within Is months from the date
the for construction, and be completed
equipped, and put IN operation within i've years.
'. The company j. be bound "a eSpend a million Of
dollars the the start before receiving por
Ion OF its bonus. II H. tCn to Toe entitled such
portion Of the entire the Government proposes to fur
nsh, its expenditure bearS the contemplated
of the entire road In other words Government will
pay no iaster than the company. The expenditures of
each will 30 along par pIs'',
VI The various stations are TO be fixed upon by the
Secretary ct War; and the village aud city plots laid
oil and thrown open To public competition. All lands
living within mlcs OF the road be advanced
s. per acre aud all lying beyond hat limit aud within
Il miles to be fixed at 81 81 Ia. These the
main features Of the plan
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-31
THE RAILROAD TROUBLES AT ERIE.

bTrAIo, Dec. 2S.-The riot at Harbor Creek yester.
jay serious than reported aud great
citcnCnt here Ii appears that several officers the Rail
roaI Company went up ihc line Harbor Creek sap,r
intend the repairs o. the track injured by the mob the
previous evening When they arrived they by
an Encd mob Of COO zoo men. Mr.. Coihn, conduc-
tor the Buffalo and State Line Road attacked
recognized by party armed With clubs, pieces
OF rails aud picks he drew revolver and snapped two
clp' without effect but third shot wounded of the
rnsieldes OF the mob IN the head TIE Railroad men
then ordered by C. &. Dennis the Superintendent: Of
the line To retreat to the Some OF the however
wee ntetc5 10y the Tote3 and shaneuy maltreaed
on named Jones was nearly Killed, and another was
knsCked down aud badly beaten \ man Vas in the act
the ground, when Conductor Hopper rushed forward and
>trcS IL" as-gilaut down with pick wounding him
yeey in the neck The mob thea made attack upon the
cas With the intent ui obtaining possession OF Mr.. Dennis
rlom they they would hang tie first Telegraph
pae Mt Dennis wished to go ~, she ear, hut his
friends restrained him, feeling certain that the brutal
theats OF the excited mob would be- carried into effect
The rioters then catered the aud some of them
,clcd Mr.. Dennis, when Mr.. kasson who on board
rushed forward the locomotive aud started t-the
uDb Jumped oil and the train not stopped until it
reached the Stale OF New loIk.
Apaenger Who expressed his indignation the infamous
c,duc 81 tie rioters knocked down ia Erie yesIer-
i'y aud half Of his hal literally from his head
he mob at HirbOr Creek was sNellsd by a Tuilianly
mob from Erie.
The Railroad Company refuseS To run beyond the
safe ne, believing the lives OF their employees in dan
gtr.
Tue excitement here is intense and unless immediate
step. taken Tor the protection OF the public by the
general government there Is serious danger of
ueHt OF the people of this part of the state which
eIal terrible disasters the whole country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-31

FRoN CHsA.-we have received from friend Ga
Supplement- the China Mail dated September 30,
which contains several documents oi some Importance
In consequence of the capture OF Shaughae the 7h
by band Of revoutionsts and consequent flight OF the
imperial authorities particularly the ocerS the Custom
House. Il became aquestion with the foreign Consus resi-
dent at the port whether the vessels Of their RESPECTIVE.
countries particularly the English and American, should
be permitted depart with merchandise, without pay
OF the expor, duties stipulated by treaty with the Chinese
Government The foreign merchants, some Of them
took the ground that the power OF the Emperor OF
China overturned and had ia fact ceased to exist
there officers To attend To the collection
the customs other imperial officers the port ia
the vicinity who could afford protection TO the foreign
merchant and they suffered the Inconvenience OF
Being able sell their imports they deprived vi all
equiv the spulaons of the treaty requiring the
payment OF duties. aud they ought therefore to be absol
Ted from the payment of duties. The English and Anne
rcan Cousuls however, thought otherwise, aud issued
orders requiring the payment of the stipulated export
duties into the office OF the Consul silver by the bill of
the several parties, payable demand, after forty days
sight in Shanghac the Chinese superintendent of Gus
toms The two Consuls issued orders in the form
those of Mr. Cunningham tie United States Vice Consul
having received the approval Il Mr. Marshall, the L. =
Commissioner.
regulations the ground above briefly stated and 9th
ers, but the regulations confirmed by the Commits
soner the ground that the treaty is still force and
explicitly requires the payment of duties We have
not room present Tor these documents.
The same supplement contains communication from
the Imperial Commissioner leh, GovernorGeneral of the
rssng provinces and proclamation of the local author
ties OF canton Hoo and Lee decreeng that consequence
OF the scarcity Of the dollars, which have hitherto formed
the principal medium of trade all dollars whether of the
new Old coinage shsll be allowed TO circulate among
merchants and dealers in uniform mode and that the
treasury will in future too guided in the receipt OF dollars
ny their purity, without iaising any question whether they
bear the devices OF eagles horses, flowers plants
one and the same those with Howery mlhngs -
ms decree apparently authorizes the receipt of United
States Mexican, Peruvian and Bolivian dollars, the
sane footing Spanish mlcd dollars subjcc, allow
snc, for difference of purity and weight when ascertain
"a Eos'o,, 1Y-rrf;Sr-
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The GuAno Supply.
prprrAuoS To INA lSGLisn FOREIGN OFFICE.

prPurArIOS To THE ENGLISH FOREIGN OFFICE.
GA Saturday afternoon, Dec. 10Th deputariou from
he Council OF the Royal yricultgrIl Society Eugand
Saited, Icy appointment the EW OF Clarendon, Secr,
ury OF state ior Foreign All airs at the noble ea official
residence IN Downing The ieputaon consisted OF
Mr. Pu.cy the President the society and Lord Berners
he Duke oi Richmond being unaSoiiably prevented
complaining them. After aluing the circumstance
under which the supply of guano present furnished
by the Peruvian government, aud the eAhorbtAnt price
charged the English for the article the depu
ltOn handed the noble secretary memorial from the
Council OF the Royal Agricultural Society to the effect
that being deeply sensible of the harihips inflicted on
the British iarue by the price of Peruvian gu
ano they trusted that the enIeAvor of her Maesty gov
would be directed towards the reduction OF the
cost OF this important .uanare
the Of the interview the Earl of Clarendon
entered Ily into the question: which he assured the de
putaGon had not failed to engage large share of his at
t"utou In addition To the report which had been lately
received from Admiral Moresby with rerard To the extent
Of the supply Of Euano in Peru il was Intended by the
government TO institute immediate inquiries with view
Of a-ctrtng the exact state Of iacis and also to oh
tanning supplies OF nitrate Of soda the Mexican ter
dtoe, which understood possess properties that
rendered equivalent ia .llue, ca manure guano
itct likewise appeared that many thou and tons of
hsh now annually thrown away as oir in Newfound
land which might cn.ily be converted into a rich aud
ferisng manure. To this also his attention should
'i' tue l'sc't maze upon the subject
The nOhe earl concluded 10y giving assurance that her
Majesty gossrumeut would relax effort for the pur-
pose of inducing the Peruvian government to consider
the que ton, ami eudeiyoriug the English
farmer larger and cheaper supply this powerful els.
meut in the cultivation aui Improvement OF the soil
Of come other Issn mgng!cs equal TO gurno in utility
and valtc
The dcpuation then retired
IrAIIAy OFERA-Fcw, If any Of our citizens have ever
witnessed equal rendition Of the opera Of Lucrca
BoT-ia as Il Monday evening. Our nuticipaons
than realized the notices from various Of our
contemporaries, alt ough considered flttering fall far
snort Of according these artists their full merit. Sig.
dc Vrics descrycdy holds the FIRST position as a can
t,trce IN this or might say in any country ; and
the hs!tcng reception she received Monday evening
shoui her that her talents well appreciated by
musical audience.
Tic orchestra ith the geutlcmanly aud artistic con.
luctcr sgnor AriG the yncomiums Of all lovers
Of music al that appertsirod the department OF
conductor rendered with faiulues and sweetness
, seldom, u ever e4pal.ed.- Wall. Union, DC. q.
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ott BVLL-This distinguished violnis will visit tLi.
cay oe'"e'" Tue 81 and 9Th OF next month"; accompanied
Tue calculated artists Mr. Sakosh and Sgnora AIDE.
HH' tie intends giving lew Concerts. His advertise
"' W." appear ~ dde time, when the place where his
concerts will lac given shall be noticed
The people of Richmond ATE doubtless already familiar
with the fame and ability this distinguished individual
Any remarks in this connection is unnecessary for The
mere announcement of his presence in this cit, will he
sufficient to secure him a large share OF patronage.
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The loputa,ion then retired.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.. Dec. On.

FrorF-There is change in flour. W. continue
quotation Of yesterday srperfne sC5Jt1UJ. Family
s.i- co.
WHru- salr- Of strictly prime white we're made TO-
tsv 80 coal o.. Red DO ~ td6al.4s.
1pbtc.0-But little coming IN except bore parcel.
For this here good demand ani sol re,di, at prices
ranging from 10000. good article will command 20
90.
CoRs.- Corn e. b,i.k At c2tGa cents Tor new. Ola %
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80 DR. natlsARp vim ,staruiram Ps,ertufg o. w.ins,
ily m1HrY anil b. rsrrutrd ne Fv.hauge Hotel
g. pdor a one ses v'h ths v.spt1n q SATURDAY, 20 r
Ton Pain o. sight ih 20 fgitinet, od caset tth
short Near sighted Hours ~ ~
q. ~ 1uI I0ui to- y. ". deg du
- nOTiIKH-' uHEAsT fIOTHs .riass C,ths vii O.,
more Go svent Rng Breasts, 1Ed entire ald speedy
f'ff w. e breasts ~ nursng stsr arising FROM
cold sny otfr rtuse than ngtn the
dt Thfy may Do without te isis dlsrono 60 ne
usr ani procured and during ths pfroi n nafsing
" cnsver disagree be ynpo n hardness naamaton
from any raoss exhibits t'f they gnannteed 10 give relief
and 10 every instance prevent Rising thou
sands Who suae dsas during The period o. nursing Directions
for using these Cloths accompany fhem.
Thsy are f. safe erclasivey ~ ADIg GRAY,
ns92 Hain street Rrhmond virgnia.
GIGAH ANE sYatP.-'s bsi'. coaes sogaS; 90 tb''.
- Fyfup DO store ~ ssleLy
ds9i-iv DUNLOP, mOSCURF 60
- utOf.-ioJU Digs SHOT, asiortgd ses iof cate ~
- de3l-iW DUNLOP, MONCuEE a 90.
NUusSHEb AND AFPGE uRANDb .-.itybbis.
w htuk-y and Apple Brandy, f1rssc ~
d7t-is DUSLOP, aONCURE 4 co
a. SNOSOgfT Mgsgt Built ior horses, fJf
dsn r. PF.EE.
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w tsmyeTos, Dee. ~. iEgs.
SENATE

several petitions sere pfr.Du'ai
resolution ui inquiry offered aiG, reference 90 The
shdUUtci
mr. ALEU- gave notice Df bis intention 10 Introduce bill
oI increasing The compensation % ta District JUDGE Of
Rhode Island - ~
ST. liuuhaon iptralu.ed o. l.i grlut,ng IpJs toni.
sour lnnoi', Indiana ami Ohio aud ioF constructing a
'Hohd from hnn-s7 vie Jefferson city 20 Louis and viz.
9'nne' 10 'n'nnlt, With branches from ymcenne4 to
Louisville, kentucky
NJ Jane introduced Joint resolution directing the
presentation Of sword 90 the neirest male relative Of
AsiIr 8 ml RngalH.
no quorum brUr Fs.sent thr eenlte adjourned until
% morrow.
h1I 0F EFpEF FyTATIyRl.
Siiurdlv " 'f''' ""'''
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WAsHIEGToy NEWS.

IL "i b. seen, TO- the article copied bcow that Com
mandcr IngrahiE "ho has been uiisu. from bad hcah
mas been relieved from his stauon in the Mediterranean
and may soon be expected t. return home
We copy the following from the Star Of Monday even
ing
Mural OFr-rs Ori,rld DsfarLsi d,-Comman!er
hea.g ". Morris detached from tic Rendezyou. New
York, ana Jrt!s:sd proceed the Mediterranean to
relieve Commander iugsabin ia the command Of the
sCop OF war -, Louis. surgeon Renupd- detached from
the Memphis Navy Yard, aud surgeon WIN. L. Van
Horne ordered 20 relieve him Pur-er Thomas N. Tiy
lOr detached from the steamer Michigan January lst
iosc him. Commander VIM. c. Nicholson ordered %
the command Di the Rendezvous New York Carpenter
Eopcrt NJ Rain ordered the Princeton Lieut.
Van Rsn-alcir Morgan and Lieut.. 4. J. Drake, ard
Passed AJshipman George Morris ordered TO the soop
VI war Decatur
1tioNcr IYig court Ml.td-A general arms court
martial has been ordered 70 assemble West Point on
D. 70 be- constituted pc follow Col Joseph Mansfield
Inspect Genera Brcgct L,ui Col Francis Tiylor 1T
Artillery Brevct Lieut. 'ol Eisari teptoc "a AtuiIc-
rJ MAJ VIM Morris 9Th AruUory. Maj Lougatrect, 9Th
lafmuyi Brevst VI John ssJssick ID ARTILLERY, Capt
Andre" Bosnian, "a luiIuuy Captain Geo " Gsuy
an Ar'!lerfi BrsTet Captain D.Rusv, 100 ARTILLERY
captain JI7 u Ertcus, l't AruNeIr Captain David 4:
Jouss Assistant Aiilant General Bsyot Captain Lowell,
4th Artillery, Judge Advocate.
10.y EHg.HrD Pr0UD'H--ILhd Assistant Engineer
Nirgnus Freeman, BIOS been promo.clto be- ecoud o..
-i-iint engineer ia the Is Nayy having passed. I et.
animation before Do h0lrj recently session the
Washington &avy Yard.
mitoe Of which thi- .gnfamlu has been elected thr
clerk is tue .auite'- Commute. that Of the
House 1a enormously stated yesteUin the httcf
have no r'otl.
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NEW Y0Rk MikkETS.
Nav YoRE. Tu.

INV iohh, tuesday Dec -.
material change has taken place in the market for
BreaJsuiis since Circular Of this day fortnight caused
materially 10y the closing OF Canal navigation and the
general winding up OF the business season With impro
wing English adNices and hSarge present aud ptospec
yc wants OF France and the Continent together with the
exceedingly diminished stock in warehouse not only i'm
this but IA all Ut American ports, the tendency OF the
Flour trade has bce upward aud with tuctnation:
the late sales have been at advance OF so Use per
LOl The decline in Freights Eng land aud the conn.
newel activity to the export trade. Regarding supplies
for the winter have repeat that dependant al
most entirely upon te receipts by Railroad which cannot
be much, # any, increased bbs per day land
bc less as be borne ia mind that the Mers
Ia this State very lightly stocked with Wheat and have
good means OF repl"nishng OF Canadian bond our
stock i about 10000 bhl, aud i Grmy held Southern
kinds also in good request and the demand for Eng
land increases prices of Western Canal approximate
The arrivals lately light and those prospecltvsy for
the Winter not expected To be heavy la Wheat the
transactions have been quite gh in comparison with the
fortnight previous The closing oil the Cana stopped
the supplies for the season, and prime samples beng
scarce holders extremely firm and hold an advance
on previous rateshe stock is diminishing, and there
but little at this mornings Eychauge-wh the PaciEs
news there has been still further advance 25a37 lie
per bbl Flour aud about loo per bush on wheat vh
animated trade mostly en- French account. The clo-
sing rates being unsettled the quotations beow are some
what wuminaL lndion Corn AZ IN fair request but with
scarcity of Old and but little OF the New that is quite
sale Or Export The Aie in ths article is limited aud
prices rather lower Rss has again improved val
uc the receipts light aud the Export demand mode.
rate at the higher Barley aud Oats are quiet and
dull.
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METROPOLITAN HALL!

nASC THREE NIGHTS az
SiAfORI'S " a. OPERA TROUPE
TIL, evening, second night Of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
DIR Real Life in Ola Nireinin
The sbove piece " only Rehuke
stage" written and performed by Troupe io ~
tive nights IA Philadelphia. " - "''-'
Il. u. Sitter IN HIS DANCES
for PARTICULAR small bills.
Doc At CO OcOcE-conmence at.x Ticket. o. ..,,
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Flour-Sour flour nominal 20 - a i rs. Supcrfne No
do $ a Z %; Ordinary favoTitc State 6Oa 81
10 Michigan and Ohio 81 IL Z 10; fancy to extra
Chic and Genne7scc 3? L. %; Canadian in Bond
So Baltimore, Alexandra aud Georgetown sos 49,
fancy to extra, do, 80 g; rye tlour, IL , 25i
Corn, G2 2ai.
observation-disclosures white 100 lose; do, Nj.
chigon do SO gUc; do, Ohio do Isl ls5c do Cana.
dian, in bond lI5 lS5; do, Southern white 40 IS;
Rye per o. lbs ll0a IL ., Indian Corn new white and
yellow, 10 -; do, Old Jersey Yellow, 70 30 do, white
Southern, IS 70; Oats Western and state, 90 53c.
Freirht5-To Liverpool, "a ca per bbl on Flour and 9
1 a 10 per bushel on Wheat To London-4s ca per
bbl on Flour, and ! ! a sd per bushci Wheat 10
G'asgow3s cd per bb on Flour, and 10 I'D per bush.
cl on Wheat To lIavre9Ic per bbl on Flour and 24c
per busLel on Wheat
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lhfArRE-We would refer readers 70 the advertise
e announcing the appearance Monday light at the
ineatFe OF the New York celebrated Italian Opera Com
Pahy' including over forty performers. They will Der.
form Tor four nights only, during which time s.r 9, of
inc newest operas produced by the most EN- .uert Ian
authors, WILDE given.
some very Distinguished vocaiss recounte among
those Who viii form the Troupe. This will h. 80
chance aud should be avail.I of by all uho d.i =, -,
those celebrated arIistes.
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RICHMOND WING.
,Ttrpn,y ynpNIxc npcpvpcp n, 49,,
80 CoaRHsPoNDENrs.


So For late and highly important news from Eu-
rope, see leegraph head.
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gFw oELEANs MAREEr. Dec. %.

The transactions iu Tobnroo during che past week a.
mount 10 800 bhi4 including 2s7 hhd- att s5c - DO
K-iu-oi md the reminder ln private terms So
r the prices have rsn4ptci they indicate change,
ami We retain or former qrotlprs via FACTORY Luga,
aIr lIlnt,r do. 5tD1G Co. Leaf Inferior Common, T.
e 25r, Fair 5J 60 1hr, Fine "a 25-. Choice aud
Ssl,cuou' 90 - sUc per 49,
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL

ONE U'EER ONLy
COMMENCING SATURDAY, DECEMBER slsT
~ RISuOP'S SEHIO-COWIC PaS0I, ,,..,
aud Vocal Entertainment OF MONT BLANC liz OF
pTnnkar italy, American Expedition search OF SIR John
franklin, Last Man, 1c. " ''"'
Piani,te
anu 7. Bishop.
Admission - cents-Chdren half price