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PROSPECTUS FOR 1864
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
rNpvALLrp ARRAY OF TALENT.

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ihcir arrangements lor 1854 lave been made
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Ms. SoH'hTcHb, LMCySoA BcRHeH, Ms
D~aisoH, Gr0rc Gfccawooi, aAa F6HHg rem.
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By MIS-. Mary 4 Dcnisnn. Author of 90 HON,
Pictures Grltrudc Hu>s.ll % rtc We Lnvc
also the promise of a number or
ULo,cLos j., /,.,.o, (,.oo,,...,,.z
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Whose brilliant and versatile pen will he al
mos, exclusively employed upon the Post and
Nlcr own Little Pilgrim"
| Mrs Soutlwortl-whosef fascinating works
Ore now being rapidly rc-pubshcd in Eng
Iand--also will maintain her old and pleasant
connection with The Post. The next story
from her gifted pen will be entitled
NTpJ,N THE AVENcCD
- ''-' ''"i
Or The Fatal Vow. BY Emma ID. + y.
SmIhworth, Author of The Curse of Cliff
ZION" a." The Lost IlrrcSS. " The Deserted
Wife, etc. And last-not lcaSi-we are an
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I,' c'. ''''r ,ri; w, !" pop"
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NEW SEX les oF Sh EICllES,
BY ElNNY Fem, Author Of Fern Leaves,
etc. We expect to be able to commence the
Sketches 10y Fanny Fcn-as well AS the Sc
rics by Grace Grecnwood-in the early num-
bcrs of the coming year.
EnsmvingS, Foreign Correspondence, AS-
ricultural Articles The News, Congress unal
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SIG ONLY
FOR A HOMESTEAD,

100 FARMS ami POO BUILDING LOTS,
to be distributed nmoi SOt Suhsii cTs o.
yer $40 Of these are already engaged. Many
OF the Lots ncir these have been sold Tor
from 100 to 200 per cen. advances over the
price for which these Lots are row sold.
showing that the purchase will be GOOD
Investment
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s-POTyO MING

Thousands Of Parents who use. vormfugc
composed ofCastor oil, Calomcl, &c, are not
warc, that while they appear to benefit the
patient, they are actually liying the f0unda-
ion for series of diseases, such as saliva
| ion, loss of sight, weakness Of limbs &c.
In another column will he found the advcr.
Eiscmcnt Of llobcnsack's Medicines, to which
|vc ask the attention of all directly interested
n their own as well rs their Children's
health, In Liver Complaints and all disor-
lcrs arising from those of n bilious type
should make use of the only genuine mcdi
kline, IIObcnsack's Liver Pills.
LIZ " Be NOT DECEIVED" hui ask for lIo.
|bensack's Worm Syrup aud Liver Pills, and
observe that each has the signature, J. n
as none else are genuine.
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Second Hand Pianos

taken in oNeharec for new -Toachcrs in
Scminarics, and booksellers, will rcceivo a
suitable deduction from our retail priccs
4 large variety Of Singing Books h,r ale,
by the single copy or by the Dozen.
The patronage of those desiring sroh MGR
chandise Is most respectfully solicited
Troy, Sept. Is, 1858. es;tf
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WHEREAS, ii hath hccn mitlc to appear 10
me that the said Sarah Nichols resides ont Of
the State Of Vermont, 1t is therefore ordered
that the foregoing Libel with This order there
on, be published in the Middlchury Register
"A newspaper printed at Mnldlcbury, in the
County Of Addi>un-thrcc weeks successive
", the last of Which publications shall be at
Least six weeks before said session Of said
Court which shall be deemed sufficient no
tee to said Sarah Nichols To appear at said
Court, and show cause, if any She may have,
wherefore the prayer of said Libel should not
be granted
Given under my hand, at Burlington, in the
County Of Chittrndcn This litl day of No
vcmbcr, y. ID. 1853. VI l.. BENNETT,
3l:iw .I0dsc NJ ffc Supreme Coan.
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C0MMlS sIONFRS NOTICE.

JoMMlS slONERS NOTICE.
VIZ, the subscribers, being appointed bv
the Probate Court for the District of Addison,
Commissioners, TO receive, examine and adj
just all claims and demands of all persons \
gainst the estate of
LEONARD DEMlNG,
late of Middlcbury, in said District, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; aud six months from the 18th
day of November, 1883 being allowed by said
Curt for that purpose, We do therefore hereby
give notice that wcwill attend to the business
OF our said appointment at the Office of
George 5. Swift, on the first Mondays Of
January and April, ls5i, from nine O'Clock, a
NJ, until four O'clock, =, NJ on each OF said
days
EDWIN HAMMOND, Commits
GEO. :. SWIFT, ( sioners
Dated at Middlchury, this 2lst day of No
vcmber A. ID. 1853 3l:3w.
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WnEnEAs, il hath been made to appear to
me that the said Mavina Ferguson now re-
sides out of this State, it is therefore ordered
that the foregoing Libel with this order there
on, he published in the Mddlebury Register
ia newspaper printed in NIddlcbury in said
County of Addison-thrcc weeks successive
~, the last of which publication Shall he at
least six weeks before said session Of said
Court, which shall be deemed sufficient notice
to said Malvina Ferguson TO appear at said
Court, and show cause, il any She may have.
wherefore the prayer of said Libel should not
be granted
Given under my hand, at Middlcbury, this
18th day Of November, A. d. 1853.
3l;3w' Nj. l.. BENNETT,
IL I. IL L.
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kI\NlCCTf & HASKELL.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS
in
PIANO FORTES.

ANp Music aid Musical Merchandise n
every description No IS Boardman's Build
ing under Che Museum, Troy. y. y
Al the above Saloon Piano Foric~ rom tho
best Manufacturers in New Nork md Boston,
may be- found Al all times nj the lowest prices
Those wishing Suth merchandise are invited
Ia call and examine our assortment, or send
MS THEN orders. In either case we premise
10 give 10 al, tie best Of attention, and best
Of bargains.
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STATE or VERMONT, I To Malvina Ferguson.
Addison County-ss. formerly Of Starksboro
in said County BY the authority Of the
State of Vermont, you are hereby commanded
to make your personal appearance before the
supreme Court next to be held at Middle
bury, in aud for said County Of Addison, ON
the fourth Tuesday next after the fourth
Tuesday in Dec cnLcr, \. >. 1858, then and
there to answer TO the foregoing Libel, and
abide such order and decree thereon a, shall
be made by said Court.
Dated at Middlebury, aforesaid this 18th
day Of November, A. d. 1858
GEORGE S. SWIFT, Clcyk.
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Flannels.

White, Scarf I, Orange. Blue and Grey
Wool Flannels Bleached and Brown Cotton
Do. in good assortment for sale by
Z. yALLETTE.
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HEALTH FOR THE Stalls!
AOLLOWAY's PILLS.

EnfaoSdHa,y Cure of Loss n HcaHh
Dmordcrod S'omach, LiligsStlou cnd
DaUminatiot NJ Blo0d 10 Mc Ic,,d.
COPY OF \ LETrER FROM MIR JOHN
LLOYD, OF ERW-WEN, NEAR
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Farm For Sale.

HNlE Subscriber offers for sale his Home
l. Lot, also, his Farming Tools, il desired.
There is new Framed House, 20 by SO, two
Barns, the same size, an abundance of pure
wafer Also, an excellent young. orchard, all
graft fruit Also, 400 acres Of located land
witt tletimber all on the land All the A.
bove property viii he sold low, and a pay
day given if required fer part.
JAMES MILES
Ripton, Nov. %, 1853. 32-tf
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j S.-Thc Proprietor will run Carriage
to the NcrgcnncS Depot, in connection with the
Mail Train of Cars, for the accommodation
Of the people that attend the Parties free Of
expense. :. ALLEN Proprietor.
noln FL s.
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WAX THREAD SEWING MACHINE

wICKEBsnAM' PATENT.
Adapted to siding and closing with wsxed
thread of all kinds Of Boos aud Shoes, with ~
without side welis. superior TO hand sew irg, and
with an innense saving Of Labor. Likewise FAE.
oy Sewing on cLorH aud LEATHER.
Alsp, Wickerslam's Patent Machines for sew
irg Ship. Sails. Iianmocks ). Valises, Awnings.
Car II Bag, Mauresses, Trunks Sc. The
public are invited 10 call aud see them in opera
ton. Exclusive Rights inr towns, Couniies and
Staies, 10 sell aud use said Machine. can oe re-
cured. For sale at No. 60 Hanover street, OPP
posiie the american House. Boston, nv
BUrTERFIELD & STEVENS,
Pr,pdstirsrs aai Manufacture.
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Eeinisch's She ars.

INllE Subscriber has made arrangements
l. with Roscics lIEINIscH, to keep u better
Stock of his Shears and Scissors than has
hitherto been kept in Boston, and which hc
VIII continue TO sell at the reduced rates
y will also lave, ms heretofore all kinds
of LEONARD q WENDT's SHEARS, constituting
full assortment from the two best makers
in the market Of
PATENT TAILORS' SHEARS.
Taiio,S' Trimmcrs anu Points, and L.adics',
BANKERS, Paper hangers amt
B0ybcfs' Scissors
Every Pair being FULLY WARRANTED. and
sold at WHOLESALE AND Rsrait, Mt the Low
est Prices.
Waltii's Graduating lGlN Hole CulhB.
Also-Au assortment of Talors' Measures,
Pressing Irons, Scanning Rollers, Squares
and large variety Of English Scissors and
Shears, Needles and all kinds of Cutlery
and Hardware. Fox SALE BY
MARTIN l.. BRADFORD,
Importer Of Cutlery, Hardware, and Fishing
acle, lag Washington Street, near
ly oppositc School Street, BOSTON.
n. B-Cutlery Sharpr1lcd and Repaired in
the best manner.
Nov. -, 1853 a2lw
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81 orrir0

4 In this town, Nov. "a, by Rev. II. S.
Kendall Mr. IIUBgRT ii. FRArY to
Miss MARY j. MARTIN.
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INEW tUuDS
NOV. Q, 1850.
200 BARRELS fresh GROUND FLOUR

Suporfne, Extra and Super Extra,
just received by n. WOOD.
Middlcbury, Nov. 6, 1853.
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j. PHILBRlCK'
BOOh y .STITTONER YSTORE.
No G. HqAorcy .Srcc,,
Under the American House, BOSTON.

Under the American House, BOSTON.
~-~-~-~---~-~~-~---- ~
All New Books received soon az publ shcd,
winch, with our usual in.ln n.c Stotk al Standard
and MISCELLANEOUS Books comprising all the Nar-
leiirs IN Ancient modern Literature, present the
largest assortment n THIS city. Particular atlen-
ton gwen 10 furnish, Public anl Private Libraries,
~ the very lowest rates. Country Dealers and
Others arc respocIiull, invited call before lar
chlsing elsewhere. Nlso.a splendid stock If Let
ter. Cap, Biz, and Mute rar,rr. Enyclnrs, Blank
Books. &c, Orders for Boohs respectfully solic-
ted, and good bargains warranted
MEDtCINEs, PAINTS, DRUGS,
Dyc-s,nis Oils, Copal. AsIlaltum, and White
Narnish, Zinc Paint, Window Glass Imported
Liquors, Schiedam Aromatic Scmapps, Patent
Medicines, &c, &c, for sale AT the lowest mar
ket prices, ny. Il. CUTLER.
40 India Street Boston.
>~>>~> ~~~~~
AARON Il. GAY,
No. 100 state street, .............B OSTON,
PAGED ACC0UN? BOOK MANDFiCIURER.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC STATIONERY.
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: = = = = : = = : : : = : = =
CASH PAID

Cash ram
For Wheat, Green Hides, Good Spruce Plank
and Shipping Furs. N. WOOD.
-
Cut and Wrot Nails Saw Mill and Y cut
Saws, Wood Saws, and Frame Saw Mill and
others, Files, Halter Chains, Skates, Window
Glass and Putty, Gun Caps, Powder, and Shot
| Hunts, Green, Collins, and Brooks & Brothers
| Axes. just received 10y n WOOD.
= - ~o~ 49,
1000 lbs. New Buck Wheat Frour, Just re-
ccivcd by. n. WOOD.
O>~> ~->-~> -
10 Bales of Buffalo Robes just opened by
n. WOOD
~~~~~> - - 49, 49, 49, 49,
90 Chests Fresh Teas, just received by
NV lOD.
- ~ ~~>:>~~ -~~~~~~>~
10 Bbls y York Syrup, very good ari-
ticle, 1t will save your butter on buck wheat
and hoe cakes, just reccivcdhy \. WOOD.
>~~~~~>7-> - ~ ~':> ~
Boots and Shoes, Gcnts and Ladies' Rub
bcis, just received by " WOOD
~ ~~>~~~ ~>>~> 49, >~~~~>~
10 bbls. Ounces, just received by
n WOOD.
- ~ ~~~'> 49, - ~ >~>>
800 Dbl. 7. | Salt, just received by
So sE y. WOOD
800 lbs Carpet Warp and Yarn just rcceiv-
cd by N. WOOD.
~ - - = - Il
800 lbs Cotton Batting and Wiclling, lust
received by ~ WOOD.
Cation and Woolen Fannrls, Bed Ticking
and prillingSi and Horse Blankets, Just re-
cciycd by n WOOD
- = = - = = = = - = = = = =
Lamp oil, Rosiu oil and Burning Fluid
just received 10y Y. WOOD
=
britannia anil Glass Lamps, for Oil ani
Fluid, just received by y. WOOD.
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Died.

bANhs-Nss r-lrrce, Gr->s.ca. co.. % Frlsy .oessA
". St NJ tt,ss4 Rs,ks. IN To- q Ns
NsrS .l taks Elsce ssnsy TIE 49,. ~ ssssA
T9vrss
fE fres Mn veg-S<, sss ns.-scAa.ss ,>as- s.scr
Nd Of -
H. = eoi. ,s4 isee 81 s-esss Rss-.- e~s-s. -
tea>fd are ~esesd s's< - fss~-s ss'srtsy sSssa
CofSLAND-ssrcs l. l>s, al ch~<,-r yiiar- N>sa sA~r
skortf Dsae .e-is
nALkfsfLb-oa Esrsdsy, NsrcA 4 % ees-.n-o~a Jsss
ss q % cpe psrynpe @S>t ~ y-ss 10 sa,a
TIE rssrves sst ireoe a TIE sAy. al tas-.
" fsm H. A -. are r-rectuS invited sa1i az
Saturday ,ns NARA ~ u eeksk tom Va n Prsa,. A.
csr,er wa<A ,as,on. RroAsa
pCNN-At TIE 81 ,as. sesr sAsSt ise>s Ia -
~ih- n Chss w. puns. Jr
Fh-Os Friday eth M. ser.sri ysy ,sei q, y.,A
ron SO sshsi Ga ssturds, sfsssNoe a, o'cb>cA.
RUnp-ir nrrey. Great Hil Coaa MACH 4. wTs,. H.rl
sa ssed NJ He q ths Gov h- .>svsl
ntse Ccrp-ctrut the 81 The Re.cStes
s~h 9th Cen Puisssnj anil Ss,e r-ces,y -.
ssfS Of he those a,yS n, hs
$3.50 rsa Two Ne tak cv'esss >-
~ JAY n tAs CITY, ,ud remarked SOC he tall AID
sANSkRs-n cesurr cas,ls FsA Is G>osse asss~,. sr-
nSrS tIiase Censal a, sos,on ssvd "a
seSss. reSa rss H. Gea wIhsa asa.
NAkD-n BrSos cre~n wsccsr., : & y.A sr Ma. y,.A,.
'oea arc ne arsee, rce pssr ss, II. 4 -.
Govespcr o( The state. '' - N'"@~
rsLLoTror FOURTH Day u,oyuas "a MT w,n~ 49, q, ,,A.
}. lehoii. n the esh yesr u his age
The ~ods snd relatives q the sy r-sp-eYv ,,v> a.
attend Ma funeral os frsi Day e;h ori aa u "a.
Lsarcnse St, srsi eoor soe,h Of Ayrse Rsosllya
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATE
u - -l...Ar 4. L.

~
WASHINGTON, Thursday March }, 1853.
On motion of Mr.. Attorney General Crittea-
den +. Graves ESQ.,, OF Kentucky admitted an a.
tOIney and counsellor of this Court.
On motion of Hon Revefdy johnson, Lewis c. Grover
Esq., ofNewJersy Rush Bsgg. Esq, of Michigan on
de Treyile, Esqs, of South Carolns motion Hon
: c. Haven, Henry X Niee, Esq. OF New York On mo
ton Of Dir. Lawrence H. s. WalbIidgo and VIM. Ashley
Hilyer Esqs, of Newlork, and I. q. Gallagher, Esl
otOhio; and on motion OF Mr. Pike, Edmond L.. Good,
Esq Of Louisiana, were sdnited Attorneys and COun
seiOrs of this Court
No75 u. A. Boyden ". T. Burke-In error to the
CiIcuit Court United States Washington
MI Justice Ger delivered the opinion Of this Conri
veIng the Juegment Of the Circuit Court and reminding
thl cause with directions reare eas Dc nse0
kot7. Samuel Marsh ct al rs T.. Brooks elIn
TO the District Court L nited States for lswa.
Mr. Justice Catron drveredhe OBJ MON Of this Court
Affirming with the uds of the District Court
No IS HeuTy ID. Hua ct al a.. G. J. Hufehissn e. al
IN error to the District CONT United States for Wisconsin
MI Justice Mclean delivered the opinion Of this COlr
affirming with coats and interest the Judgment Of the Dis
tT.ct Court
Nos rs and So The United States appellants rs Y w.
Csrrere ct a., and Joseph Grafton and ux-Appea from
the District Court cnited States for Louisiana
Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion Of this
Court the DEGREES OF the District Court and
mapdng thee with directions dismiss the pctons
OF the claimants
No 49, W. ]. Bennett vs. J. w Motion the motion
Of Mr. Brewster the appeal from the Circuit Count Uaited
States for Louisiana docketed and dismissed with costs
under the t3d rule OF Cont
No. IS John Deacon appellant vs.. Robert divers
ecutors-Tbe argument of this eoanned BY M
Reverdy johnson for the sppeees and cono uded by Mr.
b. & Howard for the appellant.
No. 50, William y. Walker ct Al appellnts
George s. Robins ct sl-rhis cause argued BY NJ
Adjourned until tomorrow II o'clock An
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Br ,,~smshp Petrol SsmPs I'm thoma. Feb 3D. B-
muds Feb ~, With und-e and Dssrissrs 10 y. Cunafd
Bra Dsn@fscoys, Esstpod fph. TRINIDAD d.
uols-e- 70 Chaesn foa'e Ga the h Web
Colorado Reel ~ beng set 70 the SouihNs BY unsas
beng thst Al the una w abed on af.f he,Nns
overheard the dcA Dad o ~ Feb Capc
ono es.rss EAST miles, ipks bs Seaman. I'm fnRd.i
for Boston.
s,ht wsm'Oar.h, we'tsfVs q, n sssbsrn. ,tos..
- I. hschol
scar Funny Taylor d. I'm ssvbsra naval store, to
n Bacs~eL
Mar sot,, snh d. m wy,s,OeIs y C corn to j. O.
W HONS
scbs Rstscsa woIum, d. Po,sr,bsra eoar &C. Z, J.-
Hlufsts
s,hr Km,y Johssos, D,.os-sy, 1ts i Baltimore sour &c
% job ssoB a LosdsR.
sshr william IA Mailer Pr1s. d. ia Baunos aoa, 10 Mat
Ter \ Lord
John Joas- s'aia d.. Ina D,saiy~ns Hour 70 Ain
IaNon
s,bf O. slsuop, spdud, d. m B,iaaore coal boanJ b,
stAm oid, c.
Lsa.s Ngh ssss d, ha PlJuoufb aa.s to mast,
TIC 'bp hsus. winn' ~ hatssOsdi with 80 c. s.
fowcd 10 tt .
ATuftls The Boston fD ID
Frbfu.ry.F0fegg g-1tnsfs 10 10 bsks bss. .,
seiooHef- Coatte y steamers - tss bafks ~ hnts 10
s'loonsfs 'OD-jlh Total J. ssHs .! shp. % BAH,
bugs, 20 sboonefs. soep.
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There was a moderately active Stock mar
ket this morning and continuation Of the general
downward tendency Cumberland fell oil tn AT, Mica
ragua 3ll Erie e6t After the Board however, there
was reaction, which continued 20 be strong az tie
Second Board Cumberland recovered to 4yi, Ncira-
qua TO 32i, Enc 20 SIT &c The sales have probably
been larger for the last few days than the OCCASION de
manded and the street believed be largely
short than AZ any time during the last six months In
addition to the improvement IN the stocks above No
ticed there was better feeling at the cose In the
whole market That the market hiss permanently
turned is by no certain, as next week VIII
doubtless see another calling Of loans for Thursday,
and another pressure although less severe than that
ofyes,erday, and in such case the fancles must be
thrown on the market, Yet a the fall has been very
considerable and the Banks under short ssl,
tits not probable that reaction next weok can be N
any degree equal that have jas; passed through
The Coal Stocks are arm al the close. Land stocks
are frm-Canton ia bid, Cary I3i bid. Bank stocks
are dull The supply OF Gew Bank stocks IS evidently
in advance Of the demand. The markc: for premium
Railroad. Is very quiet and heavy The consultation
proiset does MOI stand fivorably just and the
line ofCentral Roads declining. Bonds are IA TAR
demand but no; very hrm. Very full rates are asked
for Governments stecks since the passage OF the reso
LUTON by Congress authorizing their purchase BY tas
Treasury.
The Exchange market is heavy for the steam
erto.ncrrow, and bankers signatures have been sold
ao,a9, ~ cent First class commercLl names have
been boush, at 93G9t ? cen. The supply IL larger
than the demand bat very material relief N the money
marke. would probably largely increase the demand
Francs are heavy, AZ 5lbs a0l2!.
Freights are heavy. To Liverpool l,OJ9
bbls. Flosr 26. 5000 bush Corn s5sid, 500 bales
Cotton 7,G2d, &c To London there are sfeW % 'ase
eu,s a, previous rates To Glasgow 80 bxs Tobacco
G46.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasary were
sle5.llo. paid slo5s balance a6.l47,7s7.
There is marked relief in the money market
today. which viii probably continue until next We'd
nesdsy or Thursday when new preparation Tor sat-
urdsy nrs, be made Call losns are 2 cent Aad
active. Paper rag . cent We heard Of bur h'tic
difficulty In getting WIS, facilities were needed to-day,
where the security wss SUFFICIENT
The Little Miami Railroad ConpanJ's re-
cents for the week ending Fec "a 1883 wsresl 5sS q
For the week ending FEB. q, l-52 .------- IiIi ~
Increase 53la rent or--------.-- sJs' e.
The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester
Road for the 1rs, three weeks Of February were aooas
- coo in siyanee Of the same time of last yer The
Central MEXICAN receipts for the first three weeks
show about 40 per cent increase On the Michigan
Southern they are also very largely IN sdvAnce Of last
year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-05
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