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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
i.aTEK AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EU-
ROPE

LATER AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EU-
ROPE.
from Liverpool the 10Th November. arrived to-day. Al
the time of her DEPARTURE cotton in the Liverpool market
was quiet except Orleans which was source Prices how
ever favored buyers The sales since the sailing Ca.
NADIA amounted Is 00O bales Flour had advanced Cd
Corn was firm. Wheat was better Consols 9is a
s4N.
The Atlantic brings nothing really later affairs rela
ling Turkish bu prevailed that decisive
battle bad been fought near Bucharest II not known
however, which party was victorious.
The papers have details of The air Olten,za
which that the Turkish forces gained brilliant victory
Twelve hundred Russians were killed and wounded
The Turks have now nearly 100000 the Da-
nube.
The Russian commander Goschako had received orders
act on the offensive.
h The Turks captured eight guns at Olenitzs.
The fourth Regiment of Poles the Russian SERVICE is
said dasaeced they favored The passage of the Turkish
forces over the Danube and gave no alarm when they
them crossing.
The Turkish fleet Black Sea the Anglo French
feet are in the Sea Of Marmora.
The Russians have laid embargo all Turkish vessels
shipping from Russian ports after 22i Nov Neutral flags
however. ere 10 be respected
Count Nesselrodes Diplomatic Circular Is published and
exces strong remarks from the French and British PRESS
II said thai Turkey will have nothing with
the amendment OF the Vienna notes Insists
now treaty. 10 settle present difficulties and prevent future
Euptures
Klapka has received command in The Turkish SERVICE
on the Danube.
The Circassians continue 10 have success in Asia
Louis Napoleon expresses himself strongly in favor OF
active operations 10 aid the Turks.
Tho British Government evidently vaciates
Prussia has notified the other powers that
hsrseif the liberty OF action in Eastern affairs.
Austria PROCESSES neutrality.
Shanghai captured by Chinese insurgents the
;th October.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool o'clock Sunday fore
noon, 18th November The steamship Andes sailed fol
Boston the 10th November.
Notice had been given that the Bank of England would
discount any amount Of stocks due in January per cent
Instead Of per cent, as previously notified
Inc Bank oil Amsterdam had raised of interest
half.cent.
Hamburg letters quote the money marke, tight Discount
sales rates at AZ as.
The Sultan has announced that he has placed himself at
the head Of the army.
LATEST.
Dates from Vienna, The 9th November, state ina
the Russian commander had moved forward TO Oenza Win
900 men, mostly infantry On the llIh he met the Turks
pitched battle ensued The Russian forces wert
compelled 10 retreat second time, in disorder TO buchares
having lost, 10 four attacks on Oienz1. 5000 men.
Reliable from Vienna 10 the Nov, stats tha
The Turks having driven from the island opposite GaDge
renfocemenis their aid when the island was re-
taken and la held by The Turkish troops.
The Car has discharged oil the English operatives from
the Russian Navy Yard
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FLOWERS-A DIRGE.

N a poem, called "Time and the Ages" 10 1.-THE Sht
for October, by Fanny Green-a poem in all respec
lsble.
Sleep, my children Soft and fair
Beams the morn, and breathes the air.
Gentle rain and pearly dew,
Shed their freshness over you
Children of the early morn,
Ye are gone all gone.
One by one gave you rest,
In our loving mothers Breast
Where the chipping swallows play,
Aud the singing waters etray,
And the light is soft as dawn
Ye are gone-all gone.
Ye were lovely as the flowers
That awoke within your bowers,
Gentle as the blealing locks
That ye led among The rocks
Hut my early hopes are shofn-
Ye are gone-all gone.
Children of the sunny CLINE,
Earliest, fairest-born Of Timet
lhaye hushed in sweetcs, Sleep
Eyes tina, scarcely learned 10 weep,
Hearts that might have been foriorn-
Ye arc gone-all gone.
But your virtues could not die,
They are set like stars, on high,
Boaming with purer light
Mild the mysteries Of Night;
Through the portals OF the Mc.n,
Ye are goue-all gone.
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1mpoRTaNT FROM CHINA

Nrw Yoax. Nov. % The London correspondent of an
eninen, mercantile house of this city, wrfes follows:
1--WE have our usual private eegaphic intelligence from
Trieste sn,icpatory Of the overland mail Canton remained
undisturbed and much business DUNG. AT Shanghai
busness stand owing the city having been taken
possession Of by party of rebels unconnecsd is said
with the insurgents at Nankin. being rather band Of Tn
who afterwards escaped and pundeed the public treasury
Of four Of dollars. They did not modest
the FOREIGN settlements"
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For Wc
OLD RROMNLOW AGAIN.

The venerable DR.. B'ownow of The Knoxville CTenn)
hig-aIas Frogpond his gea surprise
to learn that the insulting play OF Uncle TOMS Cabin"
has performed in Charleston. SouIh Carolina am
not surprised venerable gentleman Is SO FAR be-
hind time The exhibition Of Uncle Toms CABIN IN Cares'
ton Mrs. Stowe would have represented out
bucsqne upon the whole aar The true condition OF Ire
negro personGed, and very wholesome lesson
augh them in the between their situation az me
North and the blessings connected with their serVuae al
the South BrownOw standing behind the bushes IN ha'
almost secluded spot, nuses snch gas as the following
ave surprised learn from exchanges, that ms
insulting play has been performed at the Charleston Theatre
50 Gently Monday evening last. The Savannah Journal
states tickets demand to have been
od early in The day The Charestonians did hemse
10 honor by attending this OCCASION They ought to have
sven the payers coat Of tar and feathers selling their
rkcs full price, and applying the proceeds 10 aid in erect
n african house of rorshp The audacous announce
rn Charleston, of such play, was an insult TO the
y nd then for The city authorities 10 have tolerated H.
was outrage upon the South"
deemed ii prudent, through your extensively circulated
n,per Tie renders Of the above extract right about the
ny Uncle Toms CABIN, which performed in Charles
tn Such piece that OF the Frog pond Journal woud
phups be believed by such gnoramus as the eItor
lime and else. NJ.
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lMpORTaNT FOREIGN NEWS.

NEW YoRK Nov. 29.-Passengers by the steamship At
antic report that Lord Aberdeen about resign
make way for warke Ministry.
The New York Herald has letters from George Sanders,
Consul London, which that the Ottoman Porte had
notified Austria that she must withdraw her from the
England Turkey will declare against her, and march
an army Into Hungary under the command OF Kossuh.
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time hs ay entertain hs reaanIahie hope OIL haPhE
their sty Fe:crsj and Of bccoming cilZtn rui6e's ~
the Virginia Military Institute. and promise Ecn'r III"
when rusty srn,I their Im step shall be heard echo-
ing ulong their still and lonely post that they shall hold un'
interrupted intercourse with The shade Of the detacp sage
Of Monticello. CADEI.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA,

New YoRx NoY. 29.-The steamer Promelheus with la
Tor dates from California, arrived to-day She brings mil
Lion and !hree-quarters Of dollars in gold.
John Mitchell the Irish patriot passenger from San
francisco. fhese was much excitement al the wharf to
30 him. Tho steamer was surrounded with bosts Mr.
Mitchell was quietly conveyed his mothers residence In
HfooEiyn he was loudly cheered at the Ferry Prepare
lions have bsen made to serenade him TO- night,
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THE WAR EUROPE.

Intelligence Of extraordinary interest in respect TO the war
Russia and Turkey will be found in Impression oil
this morning. The Atlantic steamship brings Information
which confirms the Of Russian defeat and which repre-
sents The affair Ocnza especially TO have been splendid
achievement for the Turkish vague report OIL
great decisive battle between the hoe'Ic armies WIS
prevalent in London but not known who was victor
Not the least interesting item of The intelligence by the At
anc is the advance of the Anglo French fleet into the sea
of Matmora looks now If the world were about TO
witness another great combat Of momcntous consequence
hnn,n nifu
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NEW YORK, Nov 29.--The pscke, ship Marathon, from
Liverpool arrived today. Sxiyfour dea,hs occurred on
board Of her during the passage.
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- ARRIVAL OF KOSZTA.
BosroN, Nov. 29.-The bnrque Sultana with Martin
Koszta board spoken to-day twenty miles east OF
Cape Ann He will arrive Tomorrow.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. a29.-Sales of 3 600 bbls flour a,
Is rs; White wheat 81 IS l 60; Corn quiet.
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RICHMOND MEDICAL JOURNALS.

We are indebted the editors of the Steoseopc and the
Virginia Medical and Surgical Journal for the November
Issue Of their respective journals The present number OF
the Sletaoscope fully suslans its reputation.
The Virginia Medical and Surgical Journals not so well
known TO our readers the Stoscope but is not less
worthy Of patronage OF the profession The editor Dr.
George A. Os exhibits admirable skill industry and abi-
IT, both in the original and selected department Of his nur
nal The lay reader will scarcely be thought competent to
appreciate the value Of medical journal but 1t is the opin
ion OF professional men, that the Medical and Surgical
Journal inferior any other periodical Of its class in
he country.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-SaIss OF 1900 bbIs. -four a,
former price,. Wheat sl2hty lower. Corn essier
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ms.: gIiSss s fs Gu
Of dental offer ny eounIies an prepared 10
perform all o.: erations on the tee.a -. -.
Teeth e an rarmyis Prince Edward
will attend to any call, by souiee March l-ciy
county. Va. - LI11Ih-u store, fas
~ LfAEEhRo's * e II. SKINKER, Cary su's"
j. sale by
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VIEWS OF AN ENLIGHTENED FOREIGNER.
We nave been permitted publish the following extracts
Of letter from citizen of Bremen, distinguished for intel
gencc high character patriotism and sincere regard for
Republican Institutions
BREMEN Nov 3D. 1858
If dare hazard an opinion would be The advice not TO
interfere present differences between Russia urd Tur-
key The Balance of Power is your side, if you keep
quiet. Let the United States remain neutral and
late wealth by and navigation The United States
of America possess territory than the Emperor OF Rus
sia and certainly have desire 10 tor share in
case the Ottoman Empire should be divided BY the three
Powers that occupy the shores OF The Bosphorus But
this is not the question now.
am still of.opinion that question ill be settled with
out interference of the combined fleets Austria and prus
soemnly declared their neutrality, and The former
Power is reducing army, although the Emperor
erca, interest u the issue OF war; on account OF The Danu
bian Provinces
II is natural that Republicans cannot feel any sympathy
for Russa but, the other side cannot deny that En-.
petur Nicholas Is possessed OF all the talents and moral
rmness to command sixty millions OF subjects he per.
sevenS the system OF Peter the Great unL will be-
iriitacd by diplomatic negotiations.
very fortunate for Europe that your crops Of grain
have been abundant that you supply the deficiency
ON this side The great surplus in your Treasury is much
enVied by the two prominent powers In Europe. fear,
however |; will create some quarelns in your C nscss.
fecoect the under the presidency Of Gen Jack
son. reduction of the Tariff will be benefit to your
citizens who yet devote their time manufaclu
ring. II 10 but right that Germany should give something
In return or the vast quantities Of tobacco RICE grain &C.,
&c, which consume am sure YOU are aware
commercial intercourse founded on the exchange
Of articles produced on both sides of the Atlantic. Your
of cotton are rapidly for the spnnes
England France and Germany. Three and half mIions
of bales will depress the prices Bremen supplies now all
cotton manufactures in Saxony and Prussia aud your ship
plug merchants will find sond market here
Messrs. Harold G. Murray have thanks for The Do
cember number of Harpers Magosine.
MEETING OF SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE
CoiuaolA, Nov. 2S-The Legislature uf South Carolina
assembled here to-day and proceeded organza There 10
full attendance Of members 1t is the oy
ernor's message will BIO handed in Tomorrow
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NOTIE,

SOTIE.
MEETING Of the Prcsiid and Directors OF the lanes
~ River and kauawha COmplued Richmond on liday,
Nov 1873.
Resolved That Whenever boat all De unk the canal u Snail
the superintendent CKealrs npy the owner 10
whn reasonable nto be fixed III the nosre ahd
in lie shalt br duty Oi the Superintendent
cal by means men may 90
SUCH
crlbej by the resaos oI The Company Tor %
s.rucing the Canal
Hereafter no shall crmt Doa,man 10 assist 10
a boat through Lock uuss suc B"atan shall act upon
In, employ any injury winch result
from he ion I'd Boaimi sa in
he recognized agent Of The CTpauy Extract from the Ke
cOr.is. NM l. oe@
u!w
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pyIRGISIAi-lN CnAACEG.-In Hanover County court,
October 18th, 1873 Jusrrh r. Ifiy John IT, Prmdy, !seil
rrliJy, William lrliT, Sarah hr'iy su.an A. tii"uy, @
cy DAVIS who Nancy rddy al E=a1stn lehman, t:,I,
Ezlbr pdJy and German K. :inn Admins,is%to y, Nana
rriddy, '
against, =, ,.-
Thomas r Turner. John Turnc. Richard NJ turner
Thicker ami vile, Franklin osson anu lne NJ HH CIV,
Christian and Susan hts VIE william T. tSSWeLs; E,
bowers aud Mcdaniel and McDancl 80 VI , net
PIiddy, -, ,,I Inn in tins
plaintiffs .nc,onci and 10 dyIe The proceeds I'D
,hnse eI.icd This day the plant H. by .s,i % e
fled ther and appearing iron an . uws,s
mat the defendants William p. Eo'ers nnd Es 'ns oI III
Nc Daniel and - McDanr are are W
State ordered hat The san! nontesine" I . 80 III A.
here wIIo one month due pa vi io oue'' o "
Whit i. ,ry 10 o.rc imicrst J" ,M sun
4 C.py-Tcsr W. 80
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VIVGINIAAt Rules held ~ nc bs seventh Jay Of Noysm
ES9't VI ,, ,he FIRST Monday the month";: r.,
David ii. Reed, E1et u''i " ~ Plaintiff
Hudson deceased
against ,,s.;I Ion,es IJud,on dece sed il any VINO
The dis riblIees oi Tic soio ' ' defendants
are unknown and n'hes ,, ascrsc reouiring the plain
Tic & I.racice directed last will anc ,em,io
til TO py ti.rbu,ion OF any resituum that ma en led
yer hs % paid OF all egaees who may C That defendants
@ are unknown the said ths said Court
~ Inc Rules holden in The Ciefk M Lal is necessary 10
,ie first Monday IN J Inuary nsS| 1"
nrutect Interests in tbs suit
Copy-Teste' ruS noDINSON, Crk.
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N TJR8ISiI.-IN CIlANtERf at hu es nooen w a"e
Clerk's Olice OF The L'Sui ''u' ''' INC ''1'' " ~ "
ptco oefsle, !os Of Michael reeG p pc de-
ieiIc :, sei'i'niE 80 prc,t de B,i.!cIet Pitts
aganst ,,.c,,,. ,,,nJ 10 roossa do fo,ccara.le
v,f- Adele ,seI; and Henry Pecot Boi-ieie tnG
h. OF whom infants, and Win Goudn, Admir- oil ns.
p.rut de BJlsitles r., ,, ~ VIM,
cL,n S OF Michael Psc0 lie Boseet a to,,.
OF the balance 10 his hands those en If tho
=, without Ilrag nt them rcunGs bonds, and io - uol,.
ird ans! belonging the oil lchael reCo .,je
for distribution Of the funds asne from '
anon, those thereto entitled and AFFIDAVIT having be-
Flea. 10 The cause that The Deiennts Michael Pecot de bose
Amrnd Godscarade and Louise his "ie
lcro dc Boscir ronfesients OF this st-le ~ - Gef
thai tic nou residents, 10 appear here WITHIN "e
u n P , i'', "a W. an A Copy-Tes.e,
uSi l, 's W. "'S " WM r II. POLLARD. Clerx.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16
JOHN s. THOMSON,
ywrnAN E.sAWE Cpnnrn
WHN.AsALE VNUOhE

Nos. 20 AID - Seeond stree, veal ROSt Oace.
1BSS s. Louis, no. leSS
AS in store and - In TceSsl 81 lhe following dsSS-
III Fshls StGSs OF SISesFSsS, which h S3sCss a IL
loW - nNrksl RATS IL RIS2Fl rays
co. R.SlS Y, O, and erfd sagaT, 30 bhla eli 4 aO,
Is bis hHse-d SS, lCsb eSS Chocolate,
so aES ne SileksSs, 50 SsgS bar leAa,
so eSgs drop shat. Ito 10 baek shOt
1000 EsSns cap and lsstsE papsr, 500 % UoPPiaS De-
zoe JeSuas teS PaPar, lOSS exS lesnOa syrup
100 s4siEy sAR, loo 3e G, A. - S0laS l. n ~
60 dS1 hSep baeSttS, Sod Do S>hcoP do,
lOO aO1 hAlI kasSSls III DestS PIsd lohS, e0cA
loO aoa siFe Wash beards 80 hEs shSsAss ylSs,
2SdOa Well-basSslA. 10 kUs 6lSek aasekea, % d,
80 hxa RRlAn matches, 100 49, 0SkO0.
so ebls kzE1sr aa1 NAtes eEsSkerS, 10 q Pslch
leO bhAs Vosia, 80 ea clay PsPss, 100 - SSs1sos
- o1sea4sla Tu1k -AsSle, - 49, Paagi eari!
30 &uIuiSAni, q % ElIlons, 10 Elm Vses,
ma go PsN, - rs Rdtse hastEN,
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IlaOrS AIS will ~ FeueaVea n lAe Ooe Of The SerFc,aFy
81 Sgg Cary PlARk Rod Company, jNArA once Il Al
~ ASase ~ Nv, Ta.ps na Gacrnok, luRelsl AVID
~ See nce ~ M TFeaparr ~ sAa CNmpapN aAaAAl
Assea eAl Sala'aays tFs va ~ April NcSl, EE SNp Cat
Nud HSafae W $3.50 81 Na-Ak LAcs HKAl
s2 ANa slG tpheS Hake nllcs u HlaA6
Ilosa 49, oaNptaAl tetvS ~ say, -
Ae ~ 1T le and Pl&cea win be Ftcelea HtoatEA
~ te SRWlag said inches md half Alck
Nta - PaA ~ vera eygres eseytag tWsAy pei sau
aHsl ~ ppeik h aAitAea SooNFAlag ~ caatINSl,
s 80 sas caeNg sRa aasllag - tAs LoSs @uE y 49,
ENsS tson - esWtags ' =
1VSrSss Sf 60 Rss.a 1ls g vEl.,s .
PtlS eS~S, RsE'a S's' SVSSC. WsNN6
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JUST RECEIVED.

And Tor sale IT The "LOno Binding" corner o.
Main and Bird streets,
~. KINDS OF GAROE,j SEEDS-onion sst,,
n BlcAgJass aud ,'1ulhy scelS; Clover seed by Tie
hsrrel OF bushel, gcnecsl assortment oT Grcecries
Wooden apl Willow Ware, BroomS, Cotton Yarns
Clifton batting, Az kinds Of Nuts oaugrs, Lemons,
Figs, AND host Of articles no, mentioned here Like
Niss thousand things 'hN' is not here Tor sale Anx
iOus 70 sell all Cor CASH UP AND THE MONEY
DOWN. Like 10 forgot oRr thing, the Eagle Mlla
aoUJ Is here tool maTl5dlC 7, JACKSON,
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Ineomporanca

The following is the most graphic define
alton OF the nliserieS and effects of iRLcla,
pcrncC that VIC have ever seen, II is from
the arguments advanced by certain citizens
at Portage cOcnty OHIO, in n memorial TO
Tho Legislature On the sOI;ec in ISIS.
And yet its march cf Tl.il is onward still.
Ii reaches s5rCad 10 Others; invaGeS the
iamiSy- SO,'ial circles. aud spreads woe aad
lsuTrnw al arCa0i, II cuts down youth in
lis vigOT; manhood in its strength; aud
aye in its weakness. Il breaks the fathers
heart; hereAveS the dSo,i2S mother; ex-
tinsGisheS natural SfiS -I,On; rsaNeS voniu,
gal hove hlOtS cat t;ial attachment; blichlS
parental hopes and brings down mourning
age in sorrow 10 The grave. II prOGGcss
weakness, no, strength; sickness, not health;
death not hie, Il makes wives widows; chill.
dren OrphaU>; fathers :ieOdS; aud all OF them
lpaupsrs aud beggNrs, lIexaltS teverS leeds
ITheUmaliSmS; nurses govt; welcomes epi.
denies; invites cRolsra, imparIS pesIilence;
and embraces eOnSImU;ionS. Il cOveSS the
land win ialeRsSs, poverty, disease aud
e. Ime. IL 6::S yOUr jail>' supplies your aims
"a uses and demands your SSylU0IS, Il en-
SenderS controversies, fosters 9uSrrelS; and
cheriSheS riots. II condemns laws SpurnS
ORDER and loves mobS, II crowds your
penissnliNsies; aud furnishes the victims for
yOcr ScaiiSiiS, IL Is the likelihood Of the
gambler the s.imenl OF the eONnISrfeileT;
), the prop OF the highwSyman aud the sup.
part Of the midnight incendiary,
/ u cOHnIsRanGes the liars respects the
thief; and estsems thu blaSphemer, II vio-
lAteS obligations reVeTeneeS fraud; and hon.
OTs iniamy, IL dsiameS bsnevOlencs; hates
loves scOrns virtue; and SANDERS Innocence,
II inciISs the father 10 b0Icher his offspring;
helps the husband to ma saeTe his wife; aud
aids the child to grind his ParTaciial axe,
IL buns man; Consumes woman; deteSlS
lie; curses God aud deSPises Heaven,
IL sObOTnS witnesses nurses peUUTyS de-
q lilies the jury box. aud stains the Judicial
eTmine.
/ Il bTibsS Votes disqOahfes voters cor
rUpts eiectiONSs POllUtes our Institutions and
eRdaOEeTS oar government, u degTades
the eiIiEeRS debGScs the legislator diShoR'
OrS the sIs'eSmNRs and di>aTRS the patriot,
II brings ShaHss, not honor terror. not safe
Sys despair, not hopes misery, not hSPPi
ness, ARd now, with thu mSnsVOlsaoo o.
IA 6eN3, It calmly surveys It's fGghSiSA desc
lS1iOnS, aud insAliats with havoc, q pOiSOnl
is6citys kills Psaces rains morals flights
eOnhasncas Slsys reputation. and wipss 0O'
'inAtiOGAf hoaOEs sssn curses The world ans
lsuS6s Al is ruin.
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lOOHTSasrikls Tssuea sSa.sralus.
Iesa.ls sseRsA An, - ~ MS,os'' ShskipE.
20 hali lbs city and Ia s. n, sslsSsss,
go ehsals ~ gEeen ald hlnek te0a, Aoa hE d do,
100 pss CslSsS sV.u'- 50, M Va ana Ma, tobSceo
H0 hrs eul smoSAs Ionecoo, 100 Dc cut chewing DO,
100 bxs yellow bark %, - 90 spanish smokigdo,
100 JaFs Aaeaboy SanH 2 ibis Scotch de-,
o. " Isssla cigars. - NPyins,Ps 10,
81 n Hlvana do, 500 hOEes melee 10,
2OO bOEss Cuba and Havana sixss de,
1OSO pigs e, r. Taisins, 5000 drnns Elmekg
80 eaSgs Zanie eurEhlS, - hails dAtSS,
30 casks PugneS, 50 cases do, IN glass,
lOO tbisS s. almonds, sS do ", do, Is 10 kISsrts,
- bills knsilsh vaiy0ts, IS &c cream nuts,
SOOO kegs naiis 81, 800 do blu-d aud ~ nails,
5lOdo lcnee dos Ssa.ilO SSodo had do. 6, and 10
IL DO finishing do SSS'e TO- 100 10 Wrough; do, DO,
IS do spikes, Z to in, lsO AXIS lacks, To ~ on,
500 BAGS cotton yarn, so do doren DO,
$50 bOCS white ca pet WSrp, 100 do eora do. do,
90 bS'es ha''iAs, 30 do candle wick,
$40 10 wrapping I,ns, SsN hb,s maeksrsl, s. and
81 halt b''i> nSeksycl, NSS. I, > aud ,,
lie Ri. zoe bsu,UsS, 90 axl SralrJ do,
81 chs Erg. eONla>h 81 do GraOd Ra'k Dc,
1870 NNs sO,ssh, loO los EACH 81 bills No, salmon,
go SsS> Ba.IiInore Cove oysters,
81 eases sa-lines, Wholes, halt and quarters,
80 ibis TecHn nuts, 100 bags PEA Us,S,
l0O1 SuShcls tTiel apples, 500 do dried peaches,
&c bNs tAllOw candles, $40 hNS PAIN soap,
so bxs o.eAn soap, 80 do star candies,
SoFEs sperm candies, 50 do Ca',ile soap,
M bNs Shaving sap, 100 cks BOston Salnotua,
sA bxa starch, con bills Wilmington tar
lUO ibis cider vinegar, 100 + - rife powder,
pa ksgs blasting powder, TO 'RSss CSnS'er6os
SmIlo G. u, cars, lOO M sre' salty fuse,
~ has pepper, 100 dc SlSpice 10 cases I0'mcss,
~ hbsa cloves $50 na,,S casa ~ bots er'd gingey
p bag race grgeg, l,0 SSS nuS'srd,
81 eahIS,sTs U,lSrl, 50 kcgS E,gish do,
BIO bNs undsJwDOi's p,eSlr>, S0 10 Ptnpf Vsauee,
lCO bNs tomAtoe eA,NiP, - DO Csyenle RePPeT,
- bNs assorted esRiy, ~ do rSCG de,
40 hrs assorted gvOusd specs, S0llOl bed'eoais,
500 cOllS Manila eOUisse assoc ed,
10 blS TAX SsWii 'Ntse SlSO tbs broom twins,
SO bNS VII dON 81 :, TN9 % lUNl3,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16
RELIGkSUs NOTICE.

:. Rev. Mr.. wOoda, Agent for the American
Tract Society, viii preach tomorrow at IL
o'clock at the "a Presbyterian Church, and q,
o'clock :: the LIST Presbyterian Church.
April is, 1858.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16

thing Tor Quincy, EsrEah for oSissyl Pr.
NAN against any friend 81 Hannibal, and GUM
CIV against Hannibal, Forever! The Democracy
win make an Old-FsshiOned rally and IN cid
fashioned noise tonight. MIXERS spleRdid
Brass Band will be there to discourse eloquent
music, and the clsIter and the echo Of the drum
aud ffS viii impart ther vented spirit to che
occasion. ......