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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING or OCEAN STEAMERS.
aI.I.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

Steamer City Of Richmond Mitchell, Philadelphia mdse
and passenger.
, Schr Henry Kctchum, Cramner, Philadelphia coal to
S i IIa~es.
schr Juietie, Baker, Boston, mdse., ID Curric.
Schr William l. Lively. York River, wheat
SAILED
Schr. New York, Harris, New York. mtlsc David Cur.
rie.
Schr Oakland Myers Norfolk mdsc., II Jackson
Schr General Worth, JONES' to load down the river for
Baltimore
Schr North Wind, Catn, to load down the river for
Baltimore
Sehr Mexico Chester, Philadelphia, coal w d Coluuiti
SAILED, December &c.
schr Union, Shelly, York iv-r,m nj
sehr Telegraph, shorter, Georgctown, mde W. D. CoL,u
boSros, Dec. l6.-Cleared, wcstover, Rogers, Rich.
mond.
Ngw ioRx, Dec. l7.-Cleared, schr Orana Dodge
k'chmond steamship jamestown, Parrish Norfolk, &c
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AUCTION SALES.
FtTtisE DAYS.

~ oIi f-Th- sub.cfbrrs uuI ssu att.,li- ~. ,i,,
az far"Ie ON ihe sSIh and % Drceml-T i,a ~,
-ss., s"n,stus 81 wous~n
sam. & ~ .s s.'a- Of yaiiih Randolph, AZ he
e''f OF Josiah Chamber The .t,
cree 81 the Circuit Coart u Prince Elward ~ w
noiT-tis M a ,pnn.sh tCoumis.ioner,
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fV- Pyitss 1,fiis ono, n.
nan bes"t Is - 90, 10000, Be- Airs Jun. Ii.,
u do al 20, VI go, Pat.ps.o 10 Ja,. 5.,b
noe hckst S'i 80, f2.O Con d.. no ni ie,h
" beshiss great Othera o. $50 ell az 80, g.
MARYLAND Ls,trrIr- Tar n-r-p,l~, Is.,.
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JinfS u. EILETT,
GENERIL 4 ORNT
MSoH 1",S,"or a,Cef' oJio'iT ~ piJ,1fet CG,,,
9s,s IN The Agency line such a. Selling aud Irng
ducr, Renting out Houses, &C., &C. driT-df
- TON will be executed Tor Cnotn and
Stoves. burning Wood and Coal Manufactured IN this place
deli JOHN " GORDON \ SON
Two htI-HOAD -uPERiNTENDNNr=.-wc have always
n on hand fui assortment ~.
steam Gage Cylinder and Try Cocks fcr Locomotive.
Steam wkl,es to inches, inclusive
Patent dNCans; Ratchet Drills
screw wrsnrhcs, & a. ~ incies. London Emery
Emery Cloth Italian Packing Yarn
which We oner at low prices. {. ). sIEros co,
DELI ~ Main street
HNNp1rOHs NOTitE- An persons having claims against
bring their aernuns properly authenticated ths they
may b. settled And psrsons Indebted In the estate
deiI-dc Vveeaior Of JSmes soot.ri,b,
WEsHIt 1SE 3E EhI .s iyscn ,
huHd-Ihe snbscrbcr respectfully solcits
e patronage u Merchants and shippers between Rcond
lynchhurg, 70 line Canal Boats he
'de arrangement 70 leaving shove places "WEDNESDAY
ea'h 800 a,r ", January, l%t And having rented he
9Th and 10Th streets he will goods storage NJ The usual
rates
deii-duHJ,n JOHN IrPLEYARD
HlEAsTlfIL HOOES.-JAMTs wOODHOusg Hssle
sqna,e ,nov receiving one q The largest choice
before presented for sale In Virginia
Also, splendid ot JUVENILE oots some Of which are tu
" seautihi. deie
w hrst IsesrFhw Mnisrss aud several SOS NniiSss
Ng Ssie 700" I" & Ioy Ssss s,n.,,,.
rE BAsKETS uEIDSICKg % ID Toilet Lou,. "a
~ 90 O'''" '"'''i pGD 2iii. CO. CO. P'''''
delg ~ Main sireet.
Enn side. Leather, embrscinsa coppe assortment. Yor
ssis JOHN N GoRp0S SON
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FOR RENT.
LEWIS HILL. ig,h .,,...
,s'o F,nNrn--,oVETDisa ErTa1-w W, nav. I'M IN

~" FNHNiFii~- SOMETHING ETTRA-Ws h.v. ina, -
ccvtd lot az Army Hrorans made ,n d.. ,..t H..
ye very high On The quarters nailed ever the bottoms.
HNl sole They ~ u bsst
r pr fsnA tnd they pronounce ts hs shoe tsy bav.
ever bad They have lasted their Tor ten months
sii.f il.u The best Shor have
those 90 want " s.f1ethnK that t.
our store, Mo- Nen Prime Heavy Doubt Sole Hofs fr f.b
'r. Yong lrs' Farm'rs sii give call vhsn IN unnt
We the Haas AMI gb,..
v. h'y htd THIS year and invite ne attention
" ''' ''uis "f'hNA no pans vii H. spared please
"a. fUrNET, WAITS PtTNEY,
Nj
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W. ANIEp--A young man, who comes his Nj, ,..,---,-
RI TO obtain employment ssi-,n.n a, a.
Apply TO " ''"i' ,s ,'.n House
WA. e.. ALLEN
,,hteIlFsnee aud Agency once.
LII. - -.
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'"rS- ioN N Merchants and others ordering
s"ods iI'W New York by the STEAMSHIP JaNpS In
bV N,H bear ia mind that leaves NJ YorI q, ,sN
hehfa"nd every Saturday afternoon At o,er SIE4S
uIhlng she leaves this place YORK win 49,
Jay att ''Ni ohA every Iues-
IIe hoANOkEi Is not the route atr,...., NJ 81,
enquire - 1N' -or further information
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JlnFS u. EILJ,TT.


Purchasers are asured that these Goods will priced
an any city IN the Unon. RICHARDSON e. co,
detT-dTts Oh Main st,c,,
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MIR LEFEBvRE'S SCHOOL.

PLEFEBNRE A. A., will, the Monday in October
succeed Mrs Mead, Of her
IN kehmond and will he prepared day TO re-
c"..e ruPii., al her late resleuse, in rarr street
w -rhvrc for year, connected with Mrs Mod.
ssh" ana subsequently, lee Principal the ITII;a
fe'i'' 'i"sag the charge he
In = larger work In Richmond. " N"e"e'
lie prOT--, to conduct
= A 81 MIS- Mead retaining several Teachers and .
' strength OF the department. e Foreign Language. h,
Ties. $3.50 '''s' 'sN''a'
The Membc's Of the PANTY Christian ms,
urrthe pa entail carr Of SO. aud Ms. L-febytr.
ir school viii oder advantage
sound English rucation which will be ali. m .rri,,
Modern Languages, Music, Drawing,
IersF"r Board Ia all the English branches TO-
the Scholastic year, i2tO ''' wi
f"T Day Scholars % all ages, 80.
for any M'sern Language, ssD.
for Muse, Dra~ing, &C. at Professors prices.
AHy 70 II. =. LEFERvEE a NJ.
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Ivy y ~ = VI. ~ NT0sTtUI.N.-IY VTInr y \
~ Trust, BEARING date the tth execute,
NJ - Trustee ~ WV. B-hy sud in the a., ~.
u 90 The County Court " usuteo the On.r Of
We HunFs Court O. The CITY u Richmond. benefit 81
james W Jcns and others shan proceed sell NJ Public
auction 90 ~ 2ith ~ Dec 1873. alto o'clock 81 at The on.
" w. G. " Ill., IN r cts Of Richmond the property con
yey'd ~ sfd decd namely
u" ~. Jenny ard Their children Robert ani Roa one ne.
f""r named Lucy The title o. sail Ia
hp RECT but acting Trustee shah such little "a
Is :, ,i s % ~ ~ said deed. WM. GOULDiN,
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BY Da'epert, Allen & Go, lutts.
2On G,st'. boot, .,iof. AND HATS At AUC-

wv 1loS-On FRIDAY, ssrd D-ceul Der. We -HI ..u
~ 7" 'tert NJ our auction
hat.. al r., IA and d'.rsbc goods, consisting
Cent hne dress Calf BoofF
Youth's aud Boy. do
M.nln's Roots.
DO. spTing .sl- do.
ChIirsb's and Misses Cater.
Mom1n's Bi- kin. md Ties
Hungarian
Men an Boys heavy Foot. shoes.
siik Hats, P.pe &C
proved paper ~ s' ''u'' ''' AP'
dele DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO. Auct.
IL, Hrnin,nin Davis. Auct.
- LIKELY NfGRotS.-wub h. ms sni.. on TUESDAY
he't ihr goth 'nsln At 10 o'clock Likely Negroes VIZ
men. women, hoy. AID girls. t''' va
prSr,u,N
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CHRISTIAN A LATHRoP.
- Main street

sei'ed another supply OF those
-'9Sks, both eolored and black.
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o, Jas. ". Ta,lar. inst

ny ia. W. iitior. tutt
II MD ~ HANOVER, VILE. suon :. ,...
- toItNtk FOR sALk.-1 fbf
ahs Toy acres, ying Hanove, county on M. ro,J n
iad' snishc. M.,ng House an6vr Cur, IIos. ri
''lns me lands % Nssrs Davis White Cro Tou,pkir ana
- ia liud - Tor TIE most ri l,.ayV
49, ~ oaA and pane timber. aud being convenient 10 IN. raj,
- hhe opening u tlos. disposed engage In tim-r
ahi "i Eenr snail portion Is
small dwelling and other houass 49, ''f'S''N''' y
pat Of the lIn'l my be at ny one.
" not sold pfivtirly before
II o'cluck A.. ~. ~ f''''' commencing ~
Terms will be- male liberal I,s r,ytop
deg
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spot, ~ AfScd Bum. ~ ,is
The furtish Captive Novel; ~ Louis ferdinand Thmanu
rky ~ cents.
Ciouiet Happiness ait cts.
Toe Iron Rule, Tyranny IN the HoushoI. ~ r A,rrr
o. ~ ''' -''''-'
thu. 2srts. ' - 800
on. " Tnrcs fingered Jsct. o. &C.
The White Cruiser Fats ~ the Unhe,r or bv Ned u,t
linc % cts w " W " w" i''"'-
lark Junk, ~ The Tar far an Wcathfrs. qSrts
Theodore The Child ~ tha sruuri 10 satte IN. PIRATE
~ tie COLI Nv ,. w. trFraham. y, etc
w. Way, The fouuilinE or the Secret Dungeon cts
WIZ western Sctues or Adventure In the West. i1ets
d' 10 No 'a Main -, opposite city Hotel
'FNtN oftHt. W. " a. hURR opened an oHi.. for
n The purpose ~ anonr 70 employers employees r al
vantrcs ~ convenient medium r tht ststcton of their ui.h
- Ne vi attend with prpmptness vho desire ito,ton
o. Who src IN want n clerks scrvau houscs rooms etc ne
VII eel iyat,ly lands houses
~ business commun tions viii BE- hi strictly rouadcnt,
One Home pm ott,,its tts A.,
rican Hotel Knosies and Wafotd's as
ubRtMluM QriLrs Counerpsncs, Which prcmtusn
u ~ the late fsir IN this city, iof sse 81
CHRISTIAN 4 LATHRuP,
drl - Naih street.
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u Hookstorel oilers Cor sale.
The Turkish Captive. by T. 7 LemanuWsky-!ucts
The Mysterious Parchment satanic Iacense one ofh
Temperance Books In the wofid-iJ ceuts
Old bnganI and New England ia Series II Views ksn n,
spot ny Alfred Bunn-. aUssuts
Msrhin, their Principles and Practical Application By
ycr Hyrne. e. rts -
Morgan the Buccauerr-sS cents
Grace Naming ~ cents
Jack junk the Tar f1r ail W aters ~ rsuts
Theodore the Child Of ", Sca-2a csuts
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Storu MAtDs.-Just received. somr yer, he auuinI
~ Scotch Mtuds aud Travelling Blankets
Rich six Cravats aud Scarfs
Rich White an.l light Col0Ted Sc,rfs. for paTrs
The Napoleon CrhNat, very pretty
white silk Nrstings
Rich Velvet do.
Gall At 70 Main street.
Els
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NEW AND EEGANrt.S ILLUSTRATED wORKs.-
pigrimages to Engn srin.s By Mrs Hall. Note,
and Illustrations by fa-t, Va lhandsoms
sNo, with 2oo fngrasings Wood A,
calf eNtra, u; mnTnrco rN a 49, -' -
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LEHL XALI-t MLE. REAL ENrATE on

FTHhhIth md WHdi>on NfrrrIs. Tor NnIr.
Tho suictib,fs suhoTEd n,wI, erected and
mot hrsntul DScur at the VI Franklin Madison
streets now IN the occupancy 81 Mr.. Charles
markaly enbuilt IL ample enough accommodation II
large family aud has all the moder Including
gas water &C. desirable residence brought into
market. The terms Of Le most drsIy0f
ting. FOR further particulars, apply to
GODDIN 4 appFpsnN
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ltmNNGE 0F moIR l,r -. "NISO

-, ttDhIINHgt ~ AND NORFOIE-Tl~ Elx.uxIlA -
nj 'e re wharf at Rockets every Turssay Thursday
linn morning, AZ faifpast o'cl4ck (precs.Iy1 ani
.t III DAY. leaving Norfolk hour ~
and eturning. s '''"bs On the RIVER going
no2q
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a MtION DOLLS, Sr.-We no opening, this day a
arge assortment o Fancy Goods, % every
suitable for H|iy Pscn which invite the oil
persons Cali aud the articles
sale by n NJ YpIupRNIN
del5 Corner M,in ,r.I IS,1
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= Ni,,oir ,Nf - - ''>' % 10" roft once
HOMES has ban Si,hhraan . e fOCA-c >-rl


The BELNIDERE, Capt Clifford continue. on N, -
i4Se r'Iy iuesdFy Afternoon BaltimoTr ma - -
OclI '''s .stlurdly afternoon.
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COrTHEn> ,Irru,ny uU>,u>.rr

- noNItttN-NpTNhRN oEdETEHIl EEIIFH-
phhoNS OuTHERN AND WESTERN REVIEW. MONTHLY
W hNNpolfii, Richmond Is the above, will
Supply un at the following low rates Subscriber for
cash in advance: - '''
The Messenger alone, ~; with the Quarterly or H..
Row, 81. OF the two Tor q. ~
Nov u the time 10 subscribe for
TIE Messenger Is Tor sale at - cents per Number.
B"ulsellct's agents who
dress RANDOLPH who supply the Nam6r, than
thr Publishers prices. ~
Any Periodical published state. or England can
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Asst boat ron L,NCuBrn,. M.


- fore th'i-tmns--noat DESPATCH d. Iiii
nov ready to receive freight, aud will leave
on 1tIsi,N, without fail.
N.IT-
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AUCTION SiL.IS,
Ht.> nn.
nv nnNrnnart A..

80 ~" hoh-t>.-l .ii east To me cit,,-,,.> =
Ma-s saJ n,k ynsr.y on ~ .nstant saturday e.,N
n''sFs dtfsst a. xhi,A %NsN
" On Accommodating
noR-lA,,f EDWIN wALkNR.
= A. v. BiAnk hip.s t.1..
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MAN-An energetic reliable agent Is wanted r a.,
nl"iirufing and Mercantile u tie rity Of NJ ~ =
ish hrahrh Of lac Company sale Of III r tIr
catalogues embrace OF
nus Sa'afe goods which Eiih
49, t"iuced Our agents realize large, mnir,iar anI
li'hts, lie
s,lr uu miss comp, tent small CAPITAL md M
uu''eu references can this agency
S'r' ns planning the details business can h. I
dv9-ln over tn RT,,Ix,y - ~ AZ
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E,Lusu TIME, OF ,L,R,u,

NanE- fNk store, Oilers this day Plush lin. y, 80
~, ms, jpn a series Of Sketches by a. HaisIn a. -.
Briilat S,yan, Al "astroaomy
s "a Tor the Solitary, by an Epieure, o. es.
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(hoi'E Old WINES. "" have an store some very
|"ce "id H'",S, Ns: Am"ntcIldu, YriaTtrs P-rma rn
Dan Gordon seTrir'; Ovsirs Reserve London Particu
ar and choice old cerca Madcira kburns old
f"I WINE, &c Ae, Tor sale by DUDLEY CO..
urlo II Main
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-31
HANNIBAL. MO-. THURSDAY EVENING MARCH 81, 1853

A beautiful large size mezzotint Engra-
wing, "The Harves.er's Departure" or "1'he
Harveslure's Return at the option Of the
writer, will be forwarded to every person
sending us a club Of Nine, or Twenty, with
The cash. To insure the paper at the club
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eyer been Offered at, the full complement
should be offered at one time. Additions
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desired.
Address, A. SCOTT, Publisher,
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Prospe ectus to De BOWS Review.

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at SIS per annum, in advance.
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A few sets only remain.
The Review is now rapidly growing in
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Improvements in the coming year, in size,
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w. MANUFAcTUREs.--Progress Of Man.
ufactures in the South and West.
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FIVE dollars year, is fact truly worthy
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Harper's New Monthly Magazine.

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Five Great NOFslsttes,..~Great
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Some FIVE or six weeks ago, we an
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come into our possession. The first is now
nearly half through, and has everywhers
been pronounced a story of great merit.
The following is the order Of publlcation:--
The Emigrant Squire, by P. Hamilton
Myers, Esq; the Mad Artist, by John S.
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TOBACCO,
ACCO, L-----
AND

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terest to remember the INDIAN CHIEF, 10 CONNER
'eial Row, HannbalJ No. -(meH'24-w'tS)
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10. -
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nish the Knckerbocker Magazine, the
Home Journal, and the New York Musical
World and Times, 70 new subscribers, for
five dollars a year This is cheap litcra-
ture, with vengeance. The Knicker-
botkeris So per anuum; the Home Jour
nal 50: and the Musical World and Times
So; making SO year at the usual rates.
That 6kres such works can DO obtained for
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-31
THE INDIAN CHIEF

M nt0 ~ - " = a..
A GAIN offers his, Pipe Of Peace and Welcome to
ethem 10 call at his WIG WAN, in Shoot Davis new
t6uilliug, in Commercial Row, where they can hhd
large assortment of a--- -T - "a.
CIGARS, ~ ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17
iAD OF THE INES NEW THURSDAY MOhNNG FEB H. 1853
Adjourned to Tuesday morning at 10

HuJourLcu 10 luesuay WoIhihS ~ ~
o'clock.
ilousE.-Sundry bills from the Com
mitlee on Accounts were ordered pai..
Resolution apvroprlnting $500 for
car, cts Tor State House, Il, New port
Read and passed.
Petition OF Newport Brass Band Tor
charter. Referred io Committee Oh
Militia.
The House concurrcd with the Sen.
ale IN the amendments TO The orders Oi
notice on the petitions OF Elam 7. hit
liclirlL and o,hcis Tor an act ol lncor-
pora,ion, and Of Charles Lippit. and o'h-
ers tor act incorporating the Lirpiit
Manufacturing Company.
The act from the Senate, 10 limit the
hours Of labor and TO regulate the en-
ploymcnl Of children in fnctories. WI
reported from the Judiciary Committee,
with a recommendation TO nOn.concur.
Mcssrs. II. Sieere, aud q. ii. Browne,
tie minority Of the Committee, submit
ted report reviewing the iacts report.
Q by the Commissioner 10 collect sta
tsllcs in relation 10 the employment OF
children in factories, and closed VITA Il
commendatlOn to concur with the Sen
ate in the passage Of The act.
The act was read, passed to Sec nd
Iig and ordered 10 he printed for the
use Of the House.
Adjourned I'LL 10 o'clock Tomorrow
morning.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

BurTER SPECTATORS II FOR II. -
The spectators III butter have had the
tables turned upon them. The farmers
Of the West, anticipating IL great rise
from The sudden demand for butter last
summer raised by the sperula'ors, held
on 10 their butter "A little too trnacIOus-
iv. The article is Row coming into The
market in quantities, which cannot fhll
t. pu, down the price very materially.
Ths Buffalo Express says :" We heard,
the other day. that butter had been sold
ut Cleveland ior one-eighIh OF dollar"
The Albany Evening JJnrha(, OF Mon
day says: : Butter spectators have
the Llus. Their two shilling contracts
and three shilling hopes are likely 10
end IN smoke. The very best article
brought TO market sells AT twenty cents" !"