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IFrom the Albany Register, Dec. 81
Tie storm OF Sunday night and Monday morning
very disastrous to steam and sailing craft on the Hud-
soppartculary the latter The snow fell thick, and
the wind blew perfect gale All skippcrs and boatmen
say they never experienced such blow the Hudson
river.
Below such the disasters Of that night
az have come to our knowledge-mainy communicated
to us by Mr.. H. N Dowd, insurance agent who asccr-
tanned the facts while attending to his duties connected
with some marine LOSSES &c.
Between Esopus meadows and Kingston Point from
ten TO twelve freight hprges md canal boats, heavily
laden are either ashore snuh.
Above the Saugcrties Iah ;lrec ,loops and below
one sloop and one schooner, are h lgh and dry.
The barge Splendid, OF Albany laden with stoves, and
The barge Lady Clinton, Troy. laden with down freight
arc ashore between Saugerties Light and Maiden.
The propeller st. Nicholas, OF Stuyvesaut, owned by
Wendover and Sarg,ant Is high out OF the water in the
marrow channel miles below Coxsackis.
Two vessels le,aa with lumber sunk at Ross,s
Point below Tivoii.
AT Tvol there eleven canal boats laden with pro-
oucc and lumber for New York, tied up 10 the dock
The decks covered with Ice, where the waves had
washed over them In the gale.
The barges Stella and Speed laden with lumber were
at the same dosk.
Three sIoops and the steamer South America were
irozen in At the docks at Hudson.
loaded canal boat frozen up In the middle
Of the river, opposite Cstskill.
The steamboat Isaac Newton, which left New York on
Monday night for this city, steamed up between Tvol
and Hudson, and then turned back, not ycnturng 10
attempt passage through.
Yesterday afternoon the river seemed efectually
this CITY.
We lssrr = fse river ia c,oaet q y" rfds~epsie
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the time whom The age will - sent in by tho prss

the time whom me mo tage viii BE- sent In by the Prosi
dentI
Mr.. WAR replied In the negative, but doubted not
1t would be he n very few days.
Mr.. CAMPBnL-By this time next weekS
Mr.. DuNBAE-I have no doubt Of
MIR. CAMPBELL hoped then thA the House would extend
the courtesy to the President.
Mr.. wESTwoRrH, (dem.) of H., moved the previous
question.
1t WAS seconded-S2 against 7S.
The quest was then put" Will the House pass the
River and Hal Dor bn the Presidents objections to the
contrary notwith to ding fand resulted In yeas e5;
nays 60the constitutional majority of two thirds not
voting therefor.
The following are the yeas and nays
Ayys-Messrs Appleton, Ball, Banks Bennett Bliss Bris
tow campbell Carnthers Carpenter Chase Clark Corwin
Eddy, Edgerton Edrnonds, Eliot (Msss) Ellison Engsh
Etberedre, Everhart Farley Fenton Fiagier Florence
svn snn Hsstsr Hill nows iagnss nnu muns. Johnson,
knoA Lindsey, McCuiIoch, Macy, Mattoscn Mayai Mea
s Ssa Nss s. Read, r ks
s%p,eas stanton snn stevens Stuart tohoi, ssSsri
Tracy, Trout, Wade, VALLEY, wsshburn Wentworth CI,
Wsntscrth Nisssl Wheeler, zellicofer--?s.
dale ssrry Belcher Bocock Boyoc bridges
tshe hsssain Crsman, ciingnsn, Cobb Coguitt Craig
ear ns q Fa. IND De Wit Disney DSwss hdm.nS
AS. aaTs u Miss, Hastings, Hendrias. misbsrd, Hui
ione, of IA xlttsridge Runtz, lamb latham Letchsr
Levi. Mcdonald, NcDougai McMuilcn, Mcqueen Maxwell
Mls, q u ne S,Sn harssy oids Orr sskas Of s
Rowe RUM Shannon Shaw, Singleton, skeltcn Smith OF
ya y Smite oi Aa smythc stsnton Of ky stratton,
\ s'sss fss asi'r Of y " wlordFe walsh
The House then adjourned
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Josr. Mr. T. Mooers, OF fsAlawell. who vas IN bo.r
VIC veesn AZ the time Of the collision thinks gentle
man rnd lady, not before reported must have pershed
N c hsnes He states in the Hllloweil Ga.ess "that
hc was standing in the upper saloon whom tho crash
ea,,e snd that gentleman and lady sitting At the
,aoc nsar the stove, who were immediately buried up
oentr'n me rubbish and spntercd fragments Of tho
nrrer deck and side beam o the boat He heard their
srss cf assistance, and endeavossd 70 remove the tin,
pcr ~ confined thtf down but in less than minute
the srnokc and Ore rushed up through tic aperture ant
he was compelled 10 leave them to their tate and has no
conbt they were burned with the boat "rNooers bad
tirely envcloped in flames" The statement Of Mr..
Mooevs would seer 10 lesyc doubt that these ndi.
viduals rcrished They ray have been travellers frosn
distance perbaps from the West on their way 20 visit
friends at the East in which nisy BE- weeks before
their M mes will become known.
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BILLIARDS.

"A at No. Ann, an entrance lao Fulton
street eight tables corner Of Pineapple and Fulton
streets, Brooklyn. Among which are the celebrated
bio that received the arst premium the Worlds Fair
Fourteen tables At 1os Chesnst street. Philadspha all
and rubber cushons. Tables, balls cues cue points,
cloths &c. for sale above at the factory S3 and
90 Centre street. Two secondhand tables good as new
10 hire.
DIlILARD TABLE5-wE HAVE NOW ON HAND
Id superior second hand tables In perfect order
suitable for private public use, with large stock OF
ones for sale at reduced prices Can be seen At 90
Ann street GRIFFITH b DECKER
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TOYS.

TOYs-TOYs AND FANCY GOOD6, Is DIVISION
III street.-The undersigned has just received from
the European manufacturers large and complete
sale at greatly reduced prices, to compete with any
other importing house In New York. Country dealers
allowed for cash. Remember ths old stand, (sstabs
In 1927. CHR. 0OEIZ, CAte Haas Qosts), Is Dvs.a
s.gst. meas eb2tlGm square.
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TIE OCEAN MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE.
The Conference Of Ministers at
0stend.
C0MMrTTAL or THE sUBJECT TO THE COMMITTEE
ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
THE RIVER AND HARBOR BEL,
&C., DO, DC.
THIRTYJTHIRD CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.

wAsHlscros, Dec. q, 1864.
RXPoRrs.
Tho CHAIR laid before the Senate various reports from
the Treasury Department
THE NATURALIZATION LAWS
Mr.. ADAMs, (dem.) Of Miss, introduced bill estsb
fishing uniform rule Of naturalization and repeating
all lave now in force relating thereto.
TIE JAPAN ExrEDrnos
Mr. supElI, (dem) Of La, offered resolution calling
for all the correspondence &c. relative TO the expedition
to Japan. Agreed to.
APPROPRIATIONS RIVERS.
Mr.. CAss, (dem.) Of Mich, introduced bill making
appropriation for deepening the channels of ST. Clair
fats, and the aats of 81. Msrys river. Referred.
SERVICE
Mr.. HUNT.E, (dem.) OF Va called the attention OF The
Senate to the condition of the bill making appropriations
for ocean mail service The two houses at last session
disagreed upon the repert of conference committee
on that bill. The question pending on a motion
that the Senate recede from its amendment on that
question the Senator from New York speaking when
the session terminated lie moved II be postponed until
Monday next.
Mr.. stuart, (dem) of Mich, thought that the bill
was by the action it at the last session. lost and in no
possible way could it come up now as unfinished bust
ness.
MIR. BRopHEAD, (dem) of Pa, said he considered it
entirely immateral whether the bill had been lost or
now came up unfinished business. The money in
tended to be appropriated by the bill had been paid by
the department to the parties entitled to it, The money
intended to have been appropriated due to the par
ties, and had been paid to them by the department out
of some unexpended balances in its hands belonging to
the mail service. He considered the money had
been most properly applied it had BEEN to the pay
ment of what was due the contractors.
Mr.. SEWARD, (free so) of N. " hoped the subject
would be laid over; and ii postponed till Monday.
WISCONSIN LANDS.
The bill Of the last session. TO relnquis to Wisconsin
certain saline lands therein, taken up
The House amendment thereto agreed to, and the
bill passed.
After the adoption Of resolutions the Senate
adjourned,
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EIGNr THOUSAND DOLLARS SToLES PROM THE
GEORGIA RAILROAD OrvcI "A gentleman who came from
Augusta rday morning informs that on wednes
day night between the hours OF III and 12 O'Clock the
Office Of the Georgia Railroad in that city, was robbed
of some $1,000 In money and checks. Wo learn that
during tho evening large Dor brought 10 the 80
and placed inside In this box was concealed a man
who, when the Office closed robbed the iron safa
Is supposed by opening II with false key The robber
made bis escape through back window OF The odIce
Some time after he had gone, the watchman heard a.
explosion in the Office, and II ascertsiped that
quantity Of powder had been placed In the iron safe and
BILE excitement in Augusta and when our informsnt IN
inst pscv the rerersor o. the robbery had rot bon
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IsrscH To-DAY.-Mr. Vim. II. Webb will launch at =
quarter past IL O'Clock to-day, from the foot OF sixth
street, East river, the fine ship James Foster Jr a
400 tons She win be commanded by Capt Porter
late OF the Roscius, aod win take her place in the old
BLACK Ban line OF Liverpool packets to sail the Is, Of
January next.
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Messrs. Isaac Cutter, John Is. Cook, John Dudley,
James w Gates, George Stevens and Joseph H. Knight
Know Notbings, we're elected Aldermen
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Tur SHOE BusNEss.--The shoe business II esi
now 80 be duIrr than at any previous time since iei0
There IL le demand abroad, especially n California ara
Au raa, than last year aud less money Ia the SOUTH
and West TO Iurcasc, while stock and labor have bces
enormously high In this and o'l'e~ watreac''s
vvns Tie bosses, have rrdpcca thu Il .ls md oans
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| Ct.D REgARD.-LOST, ON MONDAY srH INST, A
| kOO heavy gold ring with bloodstoue setting. The
a6nye reward Will be paid BY returning to W. c. BUR-
GER, No. AZ Ann street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Ct I n REWARD.-lOST, ON TUESDAY, EVENING,
W ~ Dec 3, in going from Fourteenth street,
seventh avenue TO ferrero's dancing academy, above
sixth avenue lace scarf valuable for the sake Of the
civer Any Ierson who viii return the same to III
West Fourteenth street will receive The above reward
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L@ouND-IN A HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD CAR, A
X loFtnio upaie containing small amount OF money,
which tire owner may have on proving property, &c. by
hpplYing at COS Henry street. IT r nj.
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Sr - REWARD. LOST FROM 1888 GRAND STREET, A
/ - - large white Newfoundland dog The above
| ward viii be rsid bringing him as above
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eN = REWARD LOST, ON THURSDAY, GOTH NOvEM-
lpO ber in going from Monroe street, New York to
I'owtown L. L. black gutta percha cane, with hook
handle and plain gold cap on the head also, good
horsewhip. The finder will receive tho above reward by
leaving them at l62 South street Of Dover arst
a1rr
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~ OLD SPECTACLES LOST.--A PAIR OF GOLD SPEC
VI taces in u red morocco case, going from the Lant
Tax Office 10 the fountain in the Park The finder will
be rewarded by wing the sam. at the Office of Rudd
Wheeler, 81 Wall street.
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U1 n REWARD-L0sT, THIS MORNING. IN JOHN
plO street or Maiden lane, black steel purse,
containing bundle of bank bills amounting to $50;
slso three dollar aud dollar BILL with change
lhe finder VII confer great favor upon poor widow
by returning the same to Burkhster 1al Fulton st.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

SAn BROADwAY-MANUFACTURE DEPOT OF
OJO ChaRtilly and Brussels aces. The undersigned,
agent has received the order from his Eoropean friends
20 SELL at prices greatly reduced large part Of his
rich lsces These goods will be exhibited and marked
On Monday, the 4th inst He hopes TO have the pa
tronsge Of the ladies Of this city JULES DEEROIx,
SOC Broadway, the Metropolitan Hotel.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A sJ6SEE'S N0llCE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
n claims not heretofore presented against the late
RIA - anonsw Met lure, are hereby notified 10 pre-
ept ie same L tine subscriber at l15 Crosby street
y. n BARTHOLOMEW. Assignee.
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IMPORTED wOvE CoRsEIs.--LADIEs SHOULD RE.
member Mrs. GAYNORS best Paris wove corsets are
expressly for her and that for elegance and
fitting they unsurpassed while her prices only
half usually charged. No. 45 Third avenue, Tenth
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A GREAT SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS
"A +. w. 4 w. +. GILLEY, at
THE BOwERY SAVINGS STORE,

THE BOWERY SAVINGS sTURF-
No. 126 BowERy,
Will open on Monday morning, December 4, with their
stock of dry goods marked down from Is to % per cent
aud at the prices goods will be sold this may be con-
sidered the best opportunity to obtain real bargain Of
fcred during the year 1884 All the prices marked
IN plain figures, and the following will give small
a similar reduction;-
Blankets Ike marked down from g to . per pair.
French merinoes " 31 lax to rs uer ward
Black silks u 30 TO 81 q
Colored silks " 81 to 75c.
smsll plaid silks {" 76c. to Soc.
,iood hne domet nannels, from 25c 10 15c.
Good 6ne heavy hapnsls, from 22c. to Is
Check cambrics, from %. TO 16c. I"
shawis (Csshmere), from SO TO el2 each.
DO. do $40 to ~
1t is unnecessary to go further into particulArsan
che stock of cloths velvets. hannels, delanes, silks
prints linens and domestics, have undergone immense
reduction.
Now An opportunity il presented which all who are
purchasing should not lose sight OF.
r.. n ". r. GnLEY, 126 Bowery.
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V,HE ENTIRE STOCK OF LACES, EMBROIDERIE5
i hosiery, kid gloves &C., amounting to 335, 900, at
MAIDEN STEWARTS, 779 Broadway, must be sold by
1st January without reference to cost in consequence
Of alteration in their business at that time. Ladies'
will find this grand opportunity
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r 0ST-A LADY'S TWISTED GOLD BREAST PIN
IL supposed in the Broadway line of omnbuses, be.
turning the 10 AL Fourth street win be suitably
rewarded
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II has been sscertaned that Dr. ssson, the rspresen
tstve electfrom westpor, who has been claimed
belonging to the free republican party is member Of
Know Nothing lodge In New Bedford. This leaves the
free solers without single representative The
bers Of the House Of Representatives. stand fol-
lows
Know Nothing. ........-.............3 .374
Dsmocrat ......... i
Free republican. 0
or 400 votes cast at the municipal election In Spring
Geld, Mass, on Monday, the Know Nothing ticket re
ceived 900.
Hon. George b. Upton has been nominated by the
wings Of Boston their candidate for Mayor but he has
not yet sgni6ed his intention to accept the honor
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M PINDER SONS, (ESTABILSHED 1872 MANU-
w facturers of hard elastic steel and composition
doctors, pin files, mechanics files, engravers' steel
manufactured from the best refined cast steel Sheffield
Works. Manchester, England. Files re-cut, worn-out
steel and composition doctors bought. The cole
facturers OF doctors and pin les who received medal
certificate &c, at the Great Exhibition, 1861. N.B-W
r. Sons cannot too mighty recommend to their numer
Gus friends the new improved Tutanag composition doc
tor for browns chocolates any other color that
not be worked with the ordinary composition doctor. It
works clear, free from any fash wiry edge.
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LNulss or ALL NATlONS.--FALL FASHIONS READY.
IL a. Buo> Il JACOBOWICZ 397 Broadway, first floor,
A-twe,n Walker and White street. Ladies purchasing
fancs iars should visit the above manuac0ry, where
they relec from the largest and varied asscrs
meat OF all kinds Furs cleaned, repaired aud altered
ihe present fashion on moderate terms. ty
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n fntAL SOCIETY NoTfCE.--AN ADJOURNED
VI anniversary meeting OF the New York County
tsicsl society. will be hill NJ The college in Crosby
re- his evening tlhurs.ay. Dcc. -, at ia O'Clock
CALM CARTER, NJ. d. President
JDA- K. YAS kill.K, N H., Secretary.
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ut 0IsCE-E -ERTEAA AsoNRY-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN
~ mason, who with Ii vile bas lost all he had
y nj country. seeks A. temporary loan immediate
istapsc from his brethren Of the craft Address Free
usso. herald ofhcc
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WHY IS THE CUSTOM OF UP TOWN RESIDENTS
w conveying to the Empire City Tea Warehouses,
$40 Bowery and the down town to 81 Catharne street.
simply the freshest tea and coffee Of every qua
lhy hept there, ana the prices represents small
per centage of profit enormous amount Of busi-
small cadies Of teas and Coffee put up expressly for
the holidays. Call and get
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VvANTE TO PURCHASE, STOCK OFypRY GOODS.
w A good assortment and well selected stock Of
y goods required suitable for the country about
81, 900 or ~ 900. Address E. and b. Herald ONCE
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r CST-- ON WEDNESDAY, A BULL TERRIER; WHITE
IL and brown, with black eye, cropped aad
long tail; he to the Of Boxer liberal
reward VII be given to whoever returns him to No.
Iepau row, bleeckcr street
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~ embroideres hosiery hid gloves &C., amounting to
We st Madden stswarts, 77s Broadway, must be
sequence Of An alteration In their business at that
time Ladies' viii End this grand opportunity TO pur
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HAM + FURS.-IADIES OF NEW YORK WHO WISH
u - purchase fancy furs win find Themselves richly
aid ts crossing to Brooklyn, and examining
spiendii assortment. J. d. WILLIAMS, 2lS Fulton
street stveeu Tllary and Concord, above the Savings
EaDh
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II AprFS' FANCY FURS.-THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES
IL public attention to his present unrivaIled assort
nent Of Russian and Hudson Bay ssbles stone marten
mountsin marten and fitch all manufactured expressly
for frat css city retail trade and at extremely moder
ate prices. GEO. BULPIN, 361 Broadway.
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VITORTH KNOwING-wHERE TO GET GOOD TEAS
w good Coffee pure wines, fine brandies, superior
Irish and Scotch whskey at the old established store
81 Fulton street, NJ Y, between Gold and Cliff.
McLOUGHIIN MCSHANE,
Successors TO T. Andrews.
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.INpCRAIfC REPu BIdcA GENERAL. COMMITTEE.
~ -lhs regular monthly meeting Of this committee
~ h held 1t the stuy,e ant Institute this (fhurs-
asl es~nnr, December AT ~ O'Clock. General and
unciaa. Attendance particularly requested. By orcer
RICHARD SCnEiI, Chairman.
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Tho subscriber has just received invoice Of very
superb ns,an State of Maine and Nova Scotisn sable
aa,it greatly in demand in tippets msnte,cts
aud Feaer Rupe capes TO which the attention OF ladies
as respectfully invited.
GEO. BUIPIN 36l Broadway
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Ws..S RfslAy. 9oe'ciait''.
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II ADIFs' FUR WAREHOUSE, e93 BROADWAY, BE-
IL tween Amty and Fourth streets. IF. LANDRY has
Tor inspection elegant stock Of furs, not to be
sursssed either for beauty quality Orders strictly
fulfilled All articles warranted Prices moderate and
to suit all classes.
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DINGIETS FOR THE MILIION.-AFTER MUCH
IL study, toll and expense have discovered the
cre Of making the most straight, uncouth and
looking hair either TO curl at the option Of the
individual in the most graceful manner for le thus
enabling persons greatly to improve their appearance
Only three applications OF preparation necessary
The preparation which is not only perfectly harmless to
the skin and hair but renders the latter permanently
silky and glossy does not cost than fly cents and
the materials of which 1t is composed he bought
anywhere will send the receipt for making it to any
person who forwards me dollar by mail, prepaid
Address Ferdinand G.. Blenheim, Practical Che mist
Post Office
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r oST-AT The HUDSON RIVER RAIIR0 AID DEPOT,
yesterday afternoon, pocket book, containing about
$50 in Tr money, and note OF 81 50, drawn by Chas
leighton, payable to the order of A. r. West at the
Union Bank, n Y, six mouihs from date; note dated
Oct 20 1904 and No 491. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving it at Is Park place. All persons
at the sAme time forbid paving aaid note.
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(yloAKsf CLOAEsll CLoAK5 l,--a.... stiAqS,
~ Syi Broadway respectfully invites the tentiou OF
-odes 10 his impcrtaticns and ufactr for ~,
Yrssen. selsop, comprising IL assortment CT
TEN THOUSAND CI0AKS,
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NOTIcE.-A MEETING OF THE VAN vEISOR
IN Musketeers will be held at Bininger Hall, corner
Of Duane and Greenwich Streets on Friday evening,
Dec. 8, 1864 for business and drill Punctusl atten-
dance Is requested. U. p. WARD, Jr Capt.
f. B. Coxrr, q. s.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-17
SAVANNAH MARKET.

SAvAyyArr, March II.
F2our-The stock on hand is good, but no
large transactions have been made. Georgia
brands are selling in lots at $3.50 n IS pr Dbl.
Oats-This article is held, from store, at
15c per bushel. We quote 1t IN quantities ut
40 n I5c.
Corn-During the early part Of the week
the market was quite active, and considera-
III. sul.s were effected at 90 a csc per Bit
Since then prices have given way, and sales
have been made nj S5c. From store in small
lots it is selling at 81 per bu
Hay-The stock has been reduced and is
now 1uite light. Eastern to arrive has been
sold at $3.50 Northern held at sl,25.
Bocon-The stock is light and the demand
very good. We hear of sales Of sides at 81 n
81. shoulders at S n Q, and hams Mt Ia pc.
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Cotton Machinery for Sale.
cpE,y B,RG1ISS OFFERED.

H u 4
JNHE undersigned wish to sell the following
/ machinery:
One "a inch Picker and Iaprer.
Six "a inch Cards with Workers and Strip.
.rcrs.
ON. Head Drawing Frame.
One 10 strand List Hpeeder.
One Ia strand Tube SPECIFICATION some
and 10 inch Tin Cans for Drawing Frame and
Specder, anl lot Of Speedsr Bob0ins'
All persons wishing To purchase are request
ed 70 call at our Factory and see the Machin-
cry in operation, and doing such good work
tina, any one who may no, know that we need
larger machines in their places to enable us
To increase our number Of Spindles will DO
a,,, To think US crazy for wanting to sell.
Better come soon if YOU want some good
machinery oi the kind mentioned, rs we will
offer il 50 lows in lots to suit purchasers that
the frs, that comes will be almost certain to
get wha, he wants.
WM. LENlOR d BROTHERS.
Lenoir's, Tenn, Feb. Is. lS5i-Gm. Isl