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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-25

10 The high water, succeeded on Satur-
day morning in abating the long standing
nulscence, the old wreck of wharf boat that
has for months disgraced our leyee. The
Marshal and Wharf master, had better take
advantage Of the present rise, and make a
clean thing Of il.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-25

W ten-hour bill, SO called, has passed
the lower branch Of the New York LegisIa-
ture. 1t provides that no man or boy shall be
required to work more than ten hours, unless
he has special understanding previousl,
with his employer. The vote on its passage
was exceedingly close.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-25

NJ An English paper stat es that several
cases of bad health had been traced to paper
ing rooms with green paper. The color is
formed in part of arsnic. In some parts OF
Germany this kind Of paper has been forbid
den by the authorities.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-25

PoErIcAL SuBLrMirY.-I stood alone in
the halls of my ancestors. The silvsry
moonbsams were struggling through case
ment, shed a wild lustre over the dreamy sol
itude. Ipassed in agony and deserted tn,
chambers. cried in anguish. sWhere are
the friends of my YOUTH" Echo answered
"Why, my good fellow, hevn't the slightcs,
idea.
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TO THE LADIES,

TO THE LADIES. -
CtHANKLIN q REILLY would respectfully call We
- attention Of the ladies their stock Of Epbroi-
deries Lacss and white goods just received consisting
Of: JacoDet and Swiss embroidered Collars,
Mousqueiaire mourning and second mourning Collars,
Jaconet aid Swiss embroidered Sleeves
Swiss embroidered Chemisettes aud CUFFS;
jaconet anu SWISS Ecgngs and Insertings;
do do Pointed Flouncings and Bands;
Real Thread Lace Edgiags and Insertings;
Black and white Lace Capes, blk and straw Wells:
Plaid and striped Jaconets and embroidered Swiss
M1sns DC, all OF which offered for sale at the
q est prices. ap2i SHANkLlN * REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-25

or DIR. Freeman Hunt. the editor of the
Merchants Magazine, is engaged in prepar-
ing for the press Comprehensive Cyclope-
dia of American Commerce and industry.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-25

LovE.-Love is the diamond among the
jewels Of the believers breast-plsts. The
other graces shine like the precious stones Of
nature, with their own peculiar lustre and va
rious hues, but the diamond is white, uniting
all the others.
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* 8. ALMONDS-lOFr ails choice. just reed per
- RI. Ward for sale Low by
Sc. GILBERT & CO. s
apel Sycamore near Water st.
IS SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. So
CsHANKLINsx REILLY Wholesale and Retail Deal
- ers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. have now in
store end are receiving directfrom the Eastern Cities
we'll selected stock Of Spring and Summer Goods suit
able this market which they offer TO their customers
all Others at very low rates. Inc following COM
pr.ses part of heir stock:
Black, blue and brown Cloths;
Black and fancy Cassimeres;
Tweeds Cassncites Satin. Silk and Marseilles Vest
inss:
Coifonaies Denims. Brown and bleached Linen
Drills;
Brown anil beached Shectings and Shirtngs;
Forty mel pillow case Cotfons and Linens.
Calicoes Lawns, Berages. Be,age de LANES aud
Poplns;
Dotted and embroidered Swiss Muslins;
Black and cold Alpacas:
Black and cold silk Shawls;
White and co,d Grape do;
Black gros de Rhin Silks, Broca9e;
Chameleon and plaid Silks;
Hosiery Gloves, Bonnets. Ribbons. Parasols, and
Umbrellas;
Hats CAPS Boots and Shoes;
Window papers aud painted Shades.
ALSo-A full assortment of Trimmings and Notions.
all which will sell at the lowest mark prices
Call in and examine for yourselves at the corner OF
Main and First streets, Evansville, Ind.
apo1 SHANhLiN * REILLY.
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Coon FOR BERKs.-It appears that the
farmers of Berks county, Pa, are opposed to
the erection of the new county OF Madison
proposed to the late General Assembly of
that State, because they had already far
enough to 60 to The Philadelphia market,
without going through another county.
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NV YoaK, April 22.-The Crescent City
has arrived'from Aspinwall. She left on the
18th, and brings no mails or papers from the
Pacific She passed the Falcon on the 18th
fifty miles from Aspinwall, and the Panpero
on the 18th, at San Juan.
The passengers for California who went
ont in the Crescent City were Immediately
forwarded by the stea mship Oregon.
A party vi ladies and gentlemen from South
America were robbed on the Isthmus of a
large amount Of money and 0any valuabes.
The robbers were arrested.
The Crescent City brings I35 passengers.
BosroN, April 22.-We have New Bruins
wick dates to the 10Th. committee of the
assembly had reported in favor of making
Campobelo a free'port for orage on all
DDS andsaIl ports free of duty.
BALTIMORE, April 22.-The mail brings
nothing south of Mobile.
WASHINGTON, April % The Union de-
MES the reported i'll health of President
Pierce, and says that his health is decidedly
improved, and that he has gained both in
strength and weight since his Inauguration.
BUFFALO, April %.
The House Telegraph Office burnt down
this morning and all of the instruments, &C.,
were destroyed.
PHILADELPHIA, April %.
The reported death and illness OF Chief
Justice Gibson is incorrect. He is now in
this city and not dangerously sick, though
nnwell.
CINCINNATI, April %.
The Anti Slavery Convention adjourned
tonight size die.
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~ 1t has been decided by an eminent
physician, that twenty-one for female, ano
twenty-eight for a male, are the proper ages
or the earliest marriages.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-25

NEW York HORSE MARKEr.-It is estimat-
ed that over so horses per day are soldln the
New York market at this season Of the year.
During the months Of April and Nav, and
October and November, the sales will aver
age 500 week, and 800 week through the
whole year. This would give $1,000 for the
annual sales.
The general opinion is that oil the horses
sold this seasoa will average SITS. Very
few, compared with the whole number, are
sold for less than hundred dollars. Such
az are below that sum in value, have no bu.
slness here; their owners should keep them
at home. The kind of horses mostly reguir-
red for this market are strong, substantial
animals, suitable for double or single har.
ness.
There is large demand for class oil
horses suitable for public carriages and ligh,
wagons. These must be docile and capable
OF making mile or two at a rapid speed
Great eaters are not appreciated in a city
where oil kinds Of food are sold at such prices
as here.
These three classes are the horses which
range from one to three hund el dollars each
To bring the sitter sum they must be very
superior. Very few. except fancy horses
are sold at prices exceeding two hundred dol
lars.
1t is said that horses are generally ten pei
cent higher than last spring, and thirty pc
cent higher than three years ago. The mar.
ket for the past week has been unusually du
for this season.-[N Y. Tribune.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-25

AZ A late writer says that the skies oi
Italy are biuer than anything he ever saw,
with the exception Of Miss Smiths eyes. =
Miss Smith isthe young lady he sits up with.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-25

COMPETITION. = The man that travels a
thousand miles in thousand hours may be
toierably quck.footed, but he is nothing to
the woman VINO keeps up with the fashions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-25

Az There are $1,000 white adults in Vii
ginia who can not read or write.
All of the "First Families" of course.
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Wholesale DRY GOODS.

johnson d FRENCH have on hand one OF the
best selected stocks of Dry Goods ever onered 70
the trade Of Evansville, consisting OF every In h1
line which they Offer for sale favorable terms as
any House in the Nest. Their has been seieetse
with great expressly for this trade ana
from rst tands and manufacturers, Country
and dealers generally invited to give them esli'
they pledge themselves 70 sell as 10" anu o 90 -
either in or out OF Evansville. laP~ol
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Monetary.

In New York, there is much buoyancy Of
feeling in the money market, and capital
through the week has been freely offered for
short call loans on prime paper, at from to
per cent, yet the week closed with rather
more stringency. Sterling Exchange rates
from 1904 to l09a, with fair demand, and just
sufficiently low to make the shipments of spe-
Gle unnecessary. The stock market has
been quite active, fancy stocks excepted.
The lines mentioned in our last number as
having negotiated loans in England, turn out
to be the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
$4,000 900, and the contractors (bond hold
ers) OF the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
s., 100000.
In Boston, money is becoming more album
dant, and the decline in rates bids fair to be
quite as rapid as was the recent advance.
Prime paper is quoted at Q per cent. out Of
doors.
In Cincinnati, money is y ct plenty, though
want of confidence, or. some similar cruise
withholds it from the market. A slight i'm
provement has been observable during the
past week, yet II per cent. per month is the
ruling street rates.
Exchange is in good dem nd, and prices
firm.
Stocks have undergone but little change
since our last report Railroad Record.
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uaGUERREOrYPEsY

HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs he pubic
generally that he has resumed the above business
WIN which he nas long been familiarity acquainted, asd
Designs establishing permanent daguerrean eallsyy
L. evansville N Fosters buildings, corner Of Main and
rfst Streets Shefe he hopes TO receive the feque ~
visits Of ladies and geptie,nen which II shall be n
earnest endeavor to ner and he expects be
manent he depends more upon exhibitions q his pre1
csency and skinthan noisy humbug Of words for sue
cess.
His reputation as portrait pantsri too well sstab-
shed IN byansvi lie and else shere need remark FUR
her than that ne will be happy 10 accommodate any de-
string his services In that branch Of art.
apo THOS. POlNDRxTBR.
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sRECIAL NOTICE.

Much CT the Taxes for last year due the State and
County is delinquent, upon which penalty has
already accrued Bui this is not all, required to
enforce their payment with the additional COSTS forth.
with, which shall do by distress of personal prop
ery to make the taxes due from every one alike. Those
interested may further costs by calling on
few days at my ofice before th officers sent out
spss-std R.W. DUNBAR. T.V.C.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

EVANSVILLE TEMPLE OF HONOR,
NO. 4.
THE Members Of this Temple are requested to attend
at their Hall, on THURsDAYEvENING, esth inst, a.
7o'cock, for Oh transactien os important business
apps WIN. d. WRIGHT, w. r. pro TEN.
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TuST RECEfyED from New York-A large assert
u ment of Bonnets and childrens Hats of the laies
ST. les. and for sale very low by u,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-25

Dc BALES BROWN sxHEETINGs-Juss re-
W ceived and for sale at factory prices BY
apo JOHNSON & FRENCH.
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The Anti Slavery Conyention adjourne,
tonight size die.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-25

|CPRIyG AND SUMMER PRINTS.
~ 40 cases Aliens. Spragues. Dunnels. 10ther brand
OF Fancy Prints just received and Tor sale b.
apl9 MERRITT, F.fLD . co.
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AIKNAN-0n s.stA.h morning iIA sss Nr ao6srt Aan.a
= tho C7th year CT hssgs
His m Ds and tie friends Of the family atsal The
farera Tussesy h lst 0'clcss ~ from his lac
eence No rs Nsnroest
ANDERSoX-o sunday morning II O'clock clArsnes.
Frederick r. and Elixa o. ArieEson-
The fenS &C tie siy nvitea to attend The aaerA
Monday afternoon oeosk on Ne n Barsowsi His
vii he taken o cypress Hills Cemetery.
GILLIFS-Af Fiushing L. Dee 10 David O. Gillies.
rraves frieuds and Acs Of the family respectfully
o'clock Moadsy fcn the resi-
6srce oi hrs Pe in FuhinE meet IN s. Marks ChnreAysd
this Cuy. a. 5 p. N. without f1rtler invitation
McKfNNEY-A his rcsi5c1ce in So=th Windsor Coma Dee g.
sfer rsss Dsyd Mckinney Es aged y years
fcTHeriy fthis CRY.
sMIiF-on Sunday, Dec. H. OF consumption William Smith
in the ssd o. his age.
The friends and relative. OF the fully snd those Of bis brother
Smith sks the members Of 0neEti Lodge No g. D
Of respectfully inyr ed attend bis funeral from h is,e
residence No ~ OEeeEest Tuesday Dee IS At N with
o further invitation.
DEATHS In ths City and County
York kV the I'd DAY OF December the 10th day OF Dee
1855 Men, "a Women. 49, bo5s oSi Girls III. Total SIS
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SUPERIOR COURT.
John Gr:scom AIT. The Cts OF New. 70


John GI;com The City OF New York
In this the referee reported that the value OF the
the Of the Board Of Health in examining
certifying and sending tie Marine Hoss a. S perso
infectious dseases from lh April l
18Th October 1851 $500 Judgment entered On TIE
Referees report the amount with interest," and coss
Ii sppearS the evidence that the enPoynent
With plnf acted such agent not made until
and that IA of the for which such eonPens
The report held be " this and mus; be set
JUDGMENT rpor vacated unless the psnti1 eeasen
the o. COO fepoIed his favor the sum OF se %
proportional Of IA examined pe 70
ssh is{Gnd he thE reduction the 70
affirmed $s with interest 10 be competed from me
EHshs W Chester az. Charles T. wiesand.
Judgment affirmed. with cost.
iona X Lee Co agt Charles Psrtridse-Ssne
James c. Wilson samuel Bsey-ssme
William II. Smith &e- Warren Lelsad
Order Of Special Term affirmed ard rule OF reference
6ischsIgsd 70 abide event
Wm A Coursen eEAins Frederick v Hsznlin
Decree Of special term modified
Edwin hunt against Hudson River Fire Insurance "a
Judgment Of special term affirmed, with costs.
Hslford sgt Adams Co.
The plaintiff in possession Of certain Bonds TO ths
Co 10 Re broushi City arrival here Aasms %
the Bonds they paid eerea Pc
otnase corporation which plaintiff refused fsna taa
brought the Bonds Adams Co sct Up ny
in similar The Jary oana
yefdet Adams Co.'S for the Amount OF comm -on
plaintiff apples the verdict lse The e0an Ha
bst he rssce eoule be New trial srsated
Stewart sst Murphy and ether
Suit damages for injury arising ircm beng run
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BY money collector TO recover half Of debt said half
heinz $50 De Mott OF 3ro which he agreed
shss. AEo S23 for costs alleged 10 be owing By
Palmer af0ut cCs's Ia suing ds0t
he wLo, sssnt DE WIZ so r. s5d panif sued IN
the Circuit and Il tn Calendar er term
Wells Chase about year arwsTd heang nothing ffon pn-
TIFF gave demand against Mr. De Motoa constable who
sprltd collect "a boot halves aud wio
sued justices Court and obtained the money forthwith rot
which plaintiff sisted uron with the suit in
the Circuit and taking inques w gave sssacon piece
10 Mr. and plaintiff brings this sut The Judge charged
that II prfH frtbfy tried collect the crgins
entitled collect rs The o. the Circuit Court
Jury think whether plaintiff In slng IL there instead Of
Juee he mgh have done the best for him
Of defendants coec, the amount The
costa addition sppear be claim b. Waterbury Palmer
(who keep the oee WITH psina asainst Wells Chase
who n~-er crrlcved til n Verdict for psil:if, SO CO.
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Id " INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME coURT-srsciAL TERM

Msry Louisa Rolack by Charles w Robak
and { Edward Hablcht.
Action for divorce and application for amOny, AMI also
a. injunction restrain Mr. r. his agent hr H. from parting
held there mound for
Junction The complaint only an nTmAtion and there Is
evidence that the threatened to make with his
city ard defrsud lis wife
The decision in the Exradition postponed till
to-day the inoss Mr.. Buscd. oftie
Herbert Harris against Margaret Harms.
Motion TO vaca'e jud gment. Decision reserved
Isrsc Elizabeth Bsrnad-Ez-bethL Barnard
sgsin.t Isssc ID Barnard
Ordered that said Elizabeth have 30 days to move for
leryo to defend have which
oo complaint the several sotion and that she so eos
OF his motion
Williams and others against John Schumacher ,nd oasu
Motion 10 dissolve Injunction granted with costs.
OBADIAH IL Plsig against Mchssl Morris
Motion TO open default granted
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SUPREME CouRr-GysER,L Trax.

Anderson and fasc A johnson the City Of Sewfort
Plaintiffs properly Eighth-a extending from Tenty
Ihriethsf The property charged for regulating
In relation IL OF The lots
z-they assessed 81 400 which paid snd
advertised Pnfn nto the
Cbsncery svern that the proceedings the part Of the
Con Council passing the list and
they obtained injunction prohibiting sale bat the Injunction
subsequently moyed and rather than let the property be sold
plaintiffs paid the amount under protest aad nov
sue 60 back Adeer put ia the ground thai
the valid that plaintiffs having vour. paid the
back and thar the Court OF
Chucey having decided the again be inquired into
allowed by Judge Roosevelt special term ana
appeal e made. Argument presented
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VLLLIAMSB URGH ITEMS.

FIRTsrS's RIoT.-On Saturday evening. about 10
oeok riot occurred htxeea Euzne Companies S0s s1d
lie tremsn called oui By fake alan soei Ia is Er
Ward the sne returning Enz1s Computes os
sro7 together IL Grand between Ffta and fss shss
eul hgh occurred and hurled n All d.
only the lives Of those engaged hat also
q Gse 10 pszsng along the Id Poceusn
Adsus with the brea and severely ia
could sersn-d ed dow
Injured The merchants along the lied 70
clcse n CToers Donovan Anrpv Ssrrst AMI
rafaad John RodRSs Leonsr1 Eastman
Wm Dubef and james B-o sed win being
the rCg Yesterday morning parties bTcash
before Jusre Bowel wher last nsee ed
IN toc esch for TIE
oshsfswere reccrutttd 10 rwEit exzCIaston-
Crhndst curbs1ce oceu-rsd corner
FouTth and SCuh 8 corl between p Comn-ns 10
ard Hnse Company No b; By IL psompt inepon @ Capt
occurred
LEcrUREs-The Trustees Of the New England Church
rrcrrce Of Literary Lectures twelve 10 number 10 Be
given veeily their reenghoule South Snths
Fifh The oyuE named snteen have consented 20 speak
irs Rev J W Hggnton Rev.J P Thompson Eoa. J. p Hale
Baysrd GTsses ard Rev THEODORE Parker Il
o e1pecsd will he delivered b. r D.
Rev CHARM end Hon " IT, Seward The fret lecture TO
THT PEOPLES LEcTUREs-The irst Of this course is to
he delivered tomorrow fTu.sdsv) o. W Bsthsns
tefure-roon Presbyterian Church, co-aer OF fh s1d
st Thrsfs The sutsecuen lectures 70 Be delivered By
VIZ GLAND Bourne Rev. W Chanbes Aey H. Cox Rev W
Fsllorsv Rohert NJ Nc9aTlsne Rev J. W McLsle Re. z
s Porter Rev K ;. s.orTs Rev. j. W. Wels snd Rev L.
Whop.
RoDrFRY-A quantity Of boots and shoe. valued az
en- stolen Friday 6Tenns o the front o. VI hisis'fe
In Grsncft.
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Srsrf-f--T said Yrse Intoxicated Al 0eiosk E-
Pee ms While dsty n ths S',on-lioe Tia scsa'ay Of
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tine a. Cd 100 bids TaIlov Us Cd 500 tsles Cotton
l6d BY the Andes ioccO bnshes Wheat l3id 1909 bbls
Flour Is Cd $50 bids Taow. ~. and BY the Baltic.
which sss day so boxes Bacon. 500 SO. Cheese and
100 lsda Rubber Goods ca 10 blles Sea lslaat
Ccttoa "a 50 bbis Ios 81 50 tcs Beef los 300 bbs
40oco tusnsls Wheat IS l6i $4,000 10 whAlebose 3D.
$500 lhis. OF Cake IS "a 5000 bbk Resin and fur
pentine S. 1850 boxes Cheese Is ice tuBs OIL Cs<s
and Bacon. ass and IS ksgs Tobacco s. To Glasgow.
lAoCO bushels Waest II I'D $500 bois. Flour A. ID:
eoo tcs Beef es 3D. 600 boxes Bacon and 50 hhis
Tacw, p 6a9s To Havre, l2000 b5s Flour 81 Ss7 C.
1909 bush Wheat CSC 5000 h. whe.ebone &C.. 30 biz
Sea lsard Cotton lc Rice, sl2 AMI Heavy Goods els
y tun- To Antwerp 600 bbs FaoEr 59ss sd and s0eo
bushss Wheat sd To San Frsscisco IS 60c. To Aus
trails. there i only smoderaie anVcpt Offering We note
TIE following charters bark home from Sicily. $1,000:
a schooner from Jacksonville 20 Boston SHIP Plank.
Ell 20 another With Foring Boards e. 50 scAr from
Jacksonville TO New York Ship Pisak. $40 81; another
with Sewed S.u1. 80 50 lr bark from ST. joan, y B.
10 Liverpool Deals II schr 20 Ro Ja1ero AID back.
az p Y Dbl ship 70 Hsvre flSur AMI Whsat 81, and
PC sehr leo nuns to Jamaica AMI back. $3.50 brig.
tom Brand 'sne 90 81 CrOx. Corn Meal - = prDchoons
and bark to Bristol f. and another Masselss Foar
and Grain, on private terms. new shi9a Bath. Ne.
just launched about 100 burden has Just bsen sold
about s3s O00 resdy for seashe is be engaged in
the New Orleans sSd Havre trade The bark Dragon. go
tuns built at Newburypo In 1850. wa si a. aaoioa 'h
inst. fer sl4,tc0,
PORT. YESTERDAY
81 nrigs
~ cchccns
Ssfts .................. % -
The receipts at the Sub. Treasury sl0t.0ils Paid
sc77s7s Ba snce s465Sl73.
The Imports this port large this week large por
ton being wsrehoused The aggregate amount is ove
three millions. The Dry Goods as follows
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ooUET cALENDAR rms DAY.

Cosnos PItAs-Part Mos. l.oii. l.oJ7 to l.ctS,
ltf, ltA. leSi ls5. t lI-No. So los ga
loi2 a. fSo. Ifs8 iesS ltSs III as 6S4 i055 Ia5S
L. ;. DisTRIcI-Nos 10 10 20 %, % 25, 80, a.
SUPERIOR and CIRCUIT CoURTs and General Term
SV7EExK, published SATURDAY.