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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

UFflcE OF THE DAILY Crescent.
Tuesday Morning, November 20 1858. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
DAtE Trout colsner. New York, Bogert William, Geo
sehr 0 Parsley, Van Glider, Baltimore, G " Hyn.os
ARRIVED
Sesm,hP Perseverance, Inianos via
- instant Harris Aorrhn-s district.
ZIP sinholss isay - days from Thomaon, district
nP ehPh Davis days from Ne York Coen9d district
snip Gorne Andrsws II dsys from NswYofk mssterst dat
ship Josiah Bradley sorsoo Boston, 10 dist
brein sip johanna snid Rudolf from Bremen Sept
srsm zip h,rs. ws,hing from Brem.hsvn Oct TO master
Bark Iowdoa csck from New York to mA.t.r,,, d,
.h Ne bs Push, u days from Roekand Me-. maer-Pont
nf{ surf Melniyrs s days iron Camden district
hi r Anus ssbAs, days from Tobases &eosd
sehr chippo oLeay ST. Marks Fla to m.sr-Ba.B
Steamboats,.
Orion, Dinslow, from Attakapas
New Lstons, Gross, from Lo6dells store.
Mary Foley, Ransom from Donadsonylle.
kmp.roT, Landry from
himbsl, Orr freIn Bayou Sara.
VI Siesnwood, Thomas, from Cincinnati.
Empress Ean Dussn, from Louisvils.
Mhgnols ThornaSson, from Veksburg.
Bulletin No 3 Church, from Memphis.
Ptiness, Holmes, from New Garbage.
Dove. Mstheny, res Mount Vernon
Union, Fuller, from
oPssiA. Diuitry, from Grand Prairie.
"rsnd Tower, Gsrs, from ST. I.1uis.
Towboa American Steele from Pa.ses-tosod down snd To
ga ga instant ships Wsitn-y, II Body bark A q
itehbenbought ships Memphis johanna sndt and barb
To~boa Anglo Duncan the Pes,e.owsd down and 10
10th ship star saah Bridge and ,ebr
bark Lo1don = - '' NM
rowb0a o, whie@:s from the 70 sea
ia instant ahp Il sumnerhark Laroyschs Venice
I.yo- ass "a B.uadbroaght Milwaukee Miner
ya--bus Surf and scht Anita.
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willeave SATURDAY, December 8, At s o'clock No
NOR YICKSB URG, WARRENToN, -

NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD IE11kjketjks
SEY, NATCt;EZ, FORT ADA-as, BAYOU SARA, G1k7E y
sud BATON ROUGERegusr Saturday Weekly vcksufg Packet
Steamer SOUTHERN BELLE-Ths new, magnificent swit
r.nning packet SOUTHERN BELLE Captain NJ
White, will For apply board
20 SMITH & FIMIsTER, Poytras street
~ Ths Southern Belle will take Yasoo freight with the privileges
oreshippng.
II fhers will q Clerk Lsves, Of Canal
morning to rse.ivs fr.irht.
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E'lNE STOCK.-The undersigned has ~
4 90 hand foRTYFlVE FINE HORSES, suisels for 10y
either Caae Buggy Saddle. invited TO call and
Examine 'neui. Dr. ELLIOTT Veterinary Surgeon,
lw at Tai is StshIa.
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viii leave TUESDAY November -, at O'Clock, r. NJ.
NOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTON, - -
Il, NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GULF ROD LG1s
NEY, NATCHEZ, and all intermediate landings. II
Regular Packet MAGNOLIA.-The ssd mAsnn
swift MAGNOLIA ST. Clair Thomas
will freight passage, apply
to-ri SMITH / FIsiIsTER. 30 Poydrss st. ma
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


| Tuesday Morning, November 20 1858.
coTToN-The weather untayorable and the market
was dull Sale, barely 1850 bales at unchanged prices
| We quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
n Inferior ..'..... ~ Middns Fair loH91o1
Middiins ss e Good Fair. rs
Good Mddling... s20loH Good and Fine. %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1858. =. :. 1o,572 2s4sS
Received since. .282sS7 BIB
- yestcrday... 1s,53o-2o6,4l7 H. 312o
r-o.,, ,,,., soes89 a259i
yeslefoay'''... lOo-1l2576 0OO- 4l6
Stock on hand not cleared. .10IHa 2e97s
corToN-There was something done but we could not
learn the particulars
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-sales Of 700 hhds Sugar at
3sfG3'64 FOR Fair There an active demand for
olasses, and $500 bbs were disposed Of at 17l7xe
gallon for Prime lots
FLoCRPrices lower with sales of 500 bbls Of which
Soo Ohio in three lots at SO 2 $500 Ito arrive during the
week. at 50 25 240 Fancy st. Louis at SO As Dbl and
$50 on private terms
GhAIS-saes Of Corn about 700 sacks Ordinary Now at
90 and lot of 1900 Old at o6e bushel OF Oats 100
SACKS So Louis sold at the reduced rate Of 400 buse
PRoVlsloNs-Pork was heavy and 1000 bbls Mess
State inspected, offered at s1 So but we noticed
saie Vi -'o Dds VIA at Siz bol .Of Bacon 20 casks
were disposed or including 10 casks Sides att 20 at TX
and ~ Of Shoulders at exc y b. Nothing Of moment
doing in Lard.
HAY-2o0 bales Western sold on the Leyes at 500 a,
ton
coFFEE-salss HOO bags Rio, including $50 poor Old,
at lo't, 300 at H. and 100 at II1se ph
LIMA cargo of 200 bbs Camden sold at 81 So and
one of 2l0o Rockland at 81 90 v Dbl
WHlsKY-We noticed only retail sales at 20. p gallon
fkEidHTs-A ship was taken Of Liverpool lS-1ed for
Cotton and I'D for Corn and 200 bales Hemp were
shipped to NewYork at $40 y ton
EXCHANGE-Very dull with decline in tho rata for
sight checks on the North. We now quote;
s.ernns .l080109
A. II 1sl5f27k
80 ~ i n SIXTY Bills 2402I y ct. disc
sight Checks on New York ...... I<6Ss< "a al d;so
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Win leave TUESDAY, November 90 at o'clock ,.
NOR NASHVILLE, CLARKS- -
Il WILLIE, CANTON, S1ITTIILAND, PADUCAH, IEts&esSc5
MILLS POINT, NEW MADRID and MEMPHIS II
Regular Nashville Packet F. HOWARD.-Ths and
sw running r. HOWARD Capt r. Y Nohsrn
val leave above For freight passage having fns
dalons, apply board,
SMITH a FiNISTER, 50 Poydras street.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFPEBsoN CRY,
Monday Evening, November % 1858. I
Arrived since Saturday $40 head OF Cattle $50 Hogs
$40 sheep and 6s Mich Cows. The market opens with
hoav stock OF Cattle and Hogs and fair supply Of other
STOCK There was but little animation to-day, and our
quotations barely sustained.
-PRTCEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Werterp) Fine 6L<A7s<. 70 ~
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EXPORTS

II The steamer At ST. Louis 10th mat in mort
ion Neworeani, smonds Tuna and we.srner
EXPORTS
b32 ibis molAs..,, Ala hides " " sugar.
NEW YORK Bark h.ds sugar $50 bbl, o,.,,,
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MEMPHIS!

Will leave WEDNESDAY, November 80 at O'Clock, r.
LOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPO- - =.
IL LEON, LAKE PROVIDENCE, NATcHEZ LE1
NiCKsBCRG and all intermediate lan4ngs.-Its
WEDNESDAY Memphis Packet BULLETIN No. 1.-Ths tine
BULLETIN No. Ckas. B. Church. viii
81 ready receive freight morning above.
For freight or passage, aPpy on board, to
JOHN T. HYDE. IA Povdras
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

k'OR MOBILE Direct-Daily U. 8. -
u Mail LissWnter gsrneut-Tbs .orsnais <UnRS9
Low pr',r,, p,1 ,,, ,..n'sJs OREGON Hem
h4aser fIeRIDA. Grant, nd h~h AZ
steamer ST. CHARLES ksuhea master hss ~ been bui
sIpresy Tor the Lake trade, With sopefsr sreonnrosons On
Of the sbove vii the Psiroaa DAILY
.va II u. o'eok retaining stop al Paesua
90 MONDAYS snA THURSDAYS.
~ The Nal Bag will leave The s- 81 the Agsntday ok
q. y. r. GEnrEs. RnnkD fse. LII
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ICEICE--ICE.

nee! ICE!-J. STAFFORD u Co. Wholesale and
Retail Dealers In ICE Essn Fields opposite the
pontehssn Railroad Depot lower % No. 1853 Old eyee street.
No. "a ehoupoulas street. New Levee street. No. 81 New evee
street. Commerce Tchoupals street. No ss Levee
Ice Houses between Ninth and Harmony Fourth Dis
tict ianl yos
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PASSENGERS
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT MOT CLEARED

- PASSENGERS.
Per ship Minsrya-41c sleerage paissngsrs
Per ship Johanna snidt- SOL storage ps.sentss
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TICKSBCRG.

WIN leave FRIDAY, December O'Clock Pm
NOR VICKSBURG, WARRENT0N, -
Nv N S CARTHAGE I GRAND GUILE, ROD
- BATuN RnuGE.Rsgalar New Orleans and vhburx Packet
GLENDY BCRKEThs splendid and swif running passenger
racket steamer GLESDY BURKE p BensY master,
"a above For freight or p.s.sgs apply % board uto
SMITH n FSfISTER, Poydras street.
~ The Glendy Burke freight Milfeu's Bend.
II There will be Clerk Lsvee, freight
NJ u1s
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

WILL leave WEDNESDAY November so at O'Clock
NOR NASHVILLE, CLARKS- - -
n VILE CANTON, SMfTHLAND, PADUCAH Ls14kE4A.xx3a
Mills POINT NEW MADRID aud MEMPHIS -
Regular Nashville Packet CHARLES BELGHER.-1he new
and elegant CHARLES bEICfEh Ci@.
M leave above For fire gh passage having
1odntous, apply ou board, or to
WHITE 4 BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street
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RIVER STEAMERS
COAST.


t'ok BALlZE, sorrn-wvsr Pass
IS. sss a.. rasrns ss5s., T-sT..
:. ,s master, -ill leave or GRAM PRsiRfs -
syv y rrTn,ng 70 The eity me day Lsv@ss
pAsa - ~ ~ 70 o7ck, ", Tor EAf1zf s0rr
sasd,y Fiena'ers, Sni rsBrrins =.
tn-- f%Ntsss appy IN hcssd, a..
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ALY|l|@*Aa

s.. w.. NJ. Alpha Cenclave No.
every Fourth THURSDAY of the month.
O'Clock the New Hall Camp and Commercial Place
g. W.. M. The ORLEANS DEGREE Con-
~. CLAVE holds ts regular meetings the First and Third
THURSDAYS Of the month"; at hapas, o'elo p NJ the
Masonic Hall, Camp Commercial Alley.
g w.. NJ. .-MEKoNA CoNCLAvE No. 2
-. will assemble the FIRST and THIRD TUESDAYS every
month at the Masonic Hail. Of Camp and Commercial Alley
sthalEpast r.M 49,
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HENRY PARSONS, 10 Camp-@
u H. street. offers for sale PIANO FORTEs from
NUNS CLARK, cHlCKERING and PLEYEL-7 0 III M
These celebrated builders acknowledged byu Z
al at all acquainted with tbs business stand unaed. Th.
srunents speak Themselves
respectfully invited 10 cal repair
ing don. carefully aud with dispatch. ie9s n
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ST. LOUIS.

Will leave THURSDAY, December l, at 4o'eloekP. N.
NOR ST LOUIS, CAIRO, HICk- -
IL MAN, MEMPHIS, NEWMADRID RANDOLPH, LasS1<E8t5E3
NAPOLEON, GkEENVILLE and all ntermsdia land
splendid passenger steamer GRAND TOWER, Capt
Yore will
having fine Accommodation, spplv on board,
WHITE 4 BUCHANAN, al Fulton street.
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VENHE undersigned, late of the firm of LITTLE
l. JOHN HENDERSON, beg. inform his friends
puoe that ne has taken the new corner Of ayr and fulton
Streets the of ransacg GROCERY
He respectfully scits share OF the
hrm. JOS. LIrTLEJOHN.
New Orleans November L. 1859. nj Am
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OUACHTTA RIVER.
WHITE RIVER.

- Will lssys TUESDAY, Noy.mber ~ O'Clock, p.
ENOR DIES ARC, AUGUSTA and - -
JAcKsoNpoRT-Rssular White River Pseks. 4
ast running JAS LAUGHIy g. A nrinky,
e vii leave above. For freight passsge having ane
7odations, sfpiy % board. ass
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

DATENT ACTION PIANO-@
FoRTEs.-The subscriber offers 4lE1IE24rI
select sSSk q I and seven Octave SQUARE AND7 H hi
8OCD0iR PIANO fORTES, from the eesbratedI y ~ VI
manulsctory BERT a of which by
are the Jswery and Fancy Store Of GUINNESS
Camr street. ELIJAH DUNBAR.
~ Piano Fortes Tuned. ma Iy
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WIN leave TUESDAY, November q, a. 10 O'CLOCK A.
NOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, HICKMAN, - -
A MEMPHIS. NEW MADRID RANDOLPH Ma s4kae1lSS5s{s
PoLEpN, GREENYILLE and all inermedia,e land e ~
hgs-Reguar Louis New Orleans Packet sONORA.-1he
draugh SONORA, Jos.
taBarge master, will this above For
oCLEsBY 4 MAcAuLAY, IS Tchouptoulas st.
OTTO WHITE BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street.
II The Sonora light drangh shippers may rely
herg oing through witt detention lchterage. -
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ILABAMH RIVER.

uyfrr, RsDAY. pecember 1. at o'eio<krw
'o az MONTGOMERY, WETU,nwA, -
rom a. sE I,s .ad 4. on IL. A.ssSs Rivsr Ia
sai,osSGEssIt ., tsnsrson sni T-k Pon'ebarsF
ns s.%nneA saiit passenger Roberts, M
y neN N pert rsevns freight, snd will eave shove. ~
MsDcwEII, IN. 4 Bell, ~ Poyayss street.
T1vnH Circle. ~ = s" - 's""''-" "A as
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Alta MEETING OF THE COMPOSITIONS EMPLOYED
IA on the New York Journal of Commerce. held the 18th
inst, II was unanimously 3D
msrss FOR the prompt and literal which they
com pensation . ROBERT BRUCE, Chairman.
IMMIGRANT NATURALIZATION BENEVOLENT So
~ ciety of the Eleventh ward.-At meeting Of the
the Following preamble and resolutions unanimously
adopted =
Of organizing efficient system Of the
importance Of which apparent to ALL and deeply regret
themselves the rights privileges American ctsens
do the organization of the Emgrant Natu
Resolved That we consider act Of natarssssoa enc
OF the first and most essential duties Of the emigrant and
the spret test 81 his fidelity to the constitution
those vital principles of the constitution the jndeous
Resolved That consider privilege citizenship
one o. the first and most Of the ct
State, and the safest guarantee of his own liberty
Resolved That any Irshman negeetng or refusing to
friendship of his countrymen and the privileges Of free
man.
countymen become citizens the United Statcs being
both their duty and their interest and that assist them
g. Resolved That solicit the aid and cooperation of all
citizens to enable to out the object for
pshment of which we pledged to each other.
T. Resolved That bearing do full proportion Of
ds * m e Wy all n
ta distribution Of the less laborious but lucrative
g. Resolved That whilst we yield to none Of our fellow
citizens love of attachment to the const
tuition ready and willing at all times to peril our
lives its defence seeking preference and submitting to
Resolved That the of this meeting be signed
by the chairman and secretary and published
JOHN HART, Chairman.
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The MURDER IN PHILADELPHIA.-The excite
ment created by the atrocious murder OF two inoen-
sve females in the district of Southwark has some
what subsidized since the fearful mystery has been
solved by the evidence of young Arthur SPRING The
trial will take place at an early day next week. and
there is but little doubt that speedy justice will be
melted out to the offender. There have been no very
recent developments touching the commission of the
crime, although much has been elected concerning
the previous character of the accused It has been
discovered that his career has been marked with
crime as far back as it be traced, and the evil
dence before the Erand Jury proves him to have
been an migrate Of the deepest dye. An officer has
been dispatched to Washington to learn something
concerning 1.-THE conduct of young Arthur Spring
while in that city. His character will probably be
attacked upon the trial. Phiiad. Buuetin March IT,
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L. BrauAAes Il Ce.-By Letters Patent, Issued
September leth Of bsenss eelorA seI
Raeihc streets brooklyn once No. II Cedar street, New
20 sE :: Rut.h their Srssty rsdsesS prices ss y
re- fen Per sept discount pound on sig months tsrna
used for brsnsing iron and wooden jspsanin
label printing etc. and will favorably wish
any I'm ported article although far far cheaper.
New York, january 3, 1883.
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Court Calcndar-This day

Court Calcndar-This day:
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-Nos %, 20. 40, 102, Al
TO SO.
SUPREME CouRr-Special Term.-Adjourned to Saturday
next, motion day.
sUrRnR -Grcuit-Nos. ,030 o31 1,o42, 800,
1,41s, 293K, 2s2, 2sS, 343 to BAT, $40, $50.
SUPERIOR CoURT-fwo branches.-Nos 42o, $685. 40,
1884, $780, 624, 507 $685. 500, CO., 242 512 $751; 290 49,
res l7o ~ 1871 so5 soe co., Sos GIL 6ls SIS, eIs,
617 6ls go GIL 5S9 6e7 355, 532 2e4 49, $685. 53S,
202 1913, sos, 1872 49, 500 272, 442.
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Henry III, Howard for Assistant Engineer OF
the New York Fire Department. DUKES.
Extensive Sale Of RenI Estate. :

Extensive Sale OF Real Estate. 1t wSA
be noticed by referring to the auction sales by A. i
BLEECKER that the large valuable estate Of the Into
Samuel Icggett situated Houston Sheriff and Wiilet
streets will be cold at the Merchants Exchange on
March ~ This one Of the most desirable pieces of
Of fifteen houses and lots Including benr
adjacent to Union Market the ferry Williams
several lines of stages running by and
making 1t accessible by stages to any section Of the city
without doubt Houston street long will be Of
she best business streets mp town Grand
cepted there being dense population surrounding IT,
good investment for capitalists and business men and
they will do we'll to keep this sale in view.
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STRIKE AMONG THE CAULKERs AT EAST Bos-
ToN.-We learn that all the cauikers in the ship
yards at East Boston, at work upon work. struck
5or an advance in wages on Monday, from 81 as TO
- 80 per day. Mr.. Paul Curtis at once acceded to
the request, and set his men to work again but
those in the other yards had not gone to work yes
NATURALIZATION HAIL March l6.
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prize Essay Penmanshpn Double Entry Elucidated
'The Counting House Manual and other popular works,
teaches bookkeeping writing &c at 7 Broadway where
youths as well as ADULTS nre qualified for commercial pur
suits In expeditions and superior Terms
derate Proficiency guaranteed certificates Of ability grant
Cd Gentlemen with the details Of the counting
may obtain mastery knowledge of double entry
pnder Mr. Fosters instruction in the short space Of
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BY letters Patent Secured In 1S40.-Pu1vor.
aehsrs Patent Hydro Electric Violate Chains constructed
70 be under the garments the NEST wonderful dis
and electricity Of the day They
relieve without pain shock acute
pains such head, and toothacho rheumatic
pains tic dooreux De- and by their mild but eontin
snd ercepble action the body diseases Of
ng-such rs gout local paralysis complaints liver
applied with the greatest in all those dreadful
In children commonly called commissions
Of teetbing under difficulties and disorders
els They precpitate metals from their solutions deco
pose water defect the magnetic needle in short show all
he phenomenon OF powerful voltsic pile The nst<u
ments producing these effects weigh about
be folded in book always ready for
aeous uss and Will last man his lifetime guarding himself
hmiy and friends gonst that number Of diseases and
complaints in which mild streaming electricity Is perfectly
complete chain from 81 70 x batteries SO to u g.
Incredible may the above facts person
easily convince himself beforehand ut the depot their
truth The Importance Of the invention has
lodged in America by the Academy of Medicine Of New
the medical colleges the City Bellevue and Ward Island
Hospitals Brooklyn City Hospital &e in Europe by
Royal College Of Physicians and Surgeons in London
Che Academic Rationale de Medecin at Paris by the
1el faculty at Vienna by the Royal faculty Berlin
The principal hospitals in Europe.
The propretors are possession Of to the
same effect from all the above institutions in America and
Europe IS well IS Of the most eminent and distinguished
ambers Of the profession in both hemisphere
the public to examine them.
FUN and illustrated descrptions-one personal nss
and for scientific menwth copies Of and
number Of eases cured in New York and Europe
obtained gratis at the oee They whl DO forwarded
Of postage to part Of the United States
prepaid inquiries containing three cents postage sts~p
No. bS Broadway, corner Of Pripee street
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p Pr s WILL EEL
sSs wss!io Coal and Land Company due in New 9ors
ss y an: Of " e the
sn russ
NIL.
R
hundred acres ci prime lands surrounding the vliss:
ssa;s II SsT:s isussssien: md sasraIns
tending up sesvy IN Wslisv lille .:
deposits Of Stnmnous coa tho
Yellow Creek coal especially dwet upon BY Professor Twin
sge and
u but ' .: on d.
The The vs1s s working
ss @ IL
for WORKING and for running the coal down e the railroad
more n1 half mile shs II
dsed to be the best coal available for the market Of Csvs
inS che H1 T. Eo in sh a., r.
makes Alter win syidly Ohio
this NorsSstn
lakes !, :, the will Il h.
ss a., e a. 20 near e the Ohio Well.
the northsnd north western lake district The Cleveland
int
The length Of this road only ninety eight miles
with coal from the companys mines The village Wells
willie IL pleasantly laid out terrace OF river bottom
land elevated above the highest foods Of Ohio and
amply supplied With pure water The envrcns beaus
inhabited BY industrious farming population Provisions
abundant and cheap and the location forty from
Wheeling and forty from Pttsburg unususl
advantages to about establishing
The company deliver their coal Cleveland
dollars The prices 1t commands there range
from dollars te dollars and there is as ample mara
boat manufacturing and domestic To enable
them TO open ont the coal veins thoroughy-to lag
down their tracks from the wharves and railroad depots
the minesand to work extensively this Cleveland
the Wesville Company now come into the market for
loan They offer ample and undoubted security and
they further extend to the purchasers Of the bonds the pr
vege Of converting them At time before LIST January
ss into oompsny steck References arc allowed TO John
New York. to the where fuyther particularly
can be had. JOHN W. ROBERTSON, President.
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CHIP ATALANTA.-THE FIRST ASSISTANCE rem
y dered this distressed vessel from tho brig
Washington, Lieut.. j. G. Reynolds and the brave
companyng him Mt the imminent hazard Of peshng forced
their way through the smpcsSons and remained
the exhausted crew. until their longer
CURED When they boarded her other
to do the thing twice, but dared not 90 ahead
JUSTICE.
CHIP JOINERS' MASS MEETING-THE SHIP JOIN
y of New York and it's vicinity particularly
quested attend meeting Monday evening"
at ITALIAN Hail. 400 Grand street. at eight o'clock By
quest of the General Committee
TEXAS BOUNTY LANDS-THE HEIRS OF THOSE
persons who served in the Of Texas
for in 1896 entitled bounty lands which
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