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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-26

Nantucket; Sophia Ann, smith and Caroline II WisDa
steclman Providence; Talent Hubbard Newburyport y
ford LOWS Clark vankirk WEXFORD; Pssssic Boven.
Haven: David Harvard Pratt, Wesport; Ellen BsIsr.
Barrett bridgeport Albert Warp plymouth suren, Re.
AFT aug IS, Pm, steamer Delaware, Clark, Now yors;
bark Gral1 oNs ; Boston days; schrs Alpha, Hssd
Globe, Homer. Boston Cd schrs Harmona tfalonsy,
Portland theresa Townsend; csmbEidgs York; Isss
Carrier, &c gers; Edna G. Kelly and Jones' Crorsn.
Boston; Henrietta. Gilman, Bath; America Mears.
bridgeport Major Bddle, Johnson, and Young Young
New Yorh; Gen Cameron Irie and BENZ English, Iyoe
New Haven Abigail Jennings, Nantuckct Excel beersO
s ess bottom ssss s n Sasd I
Terry, LITTLE, Norwich; NJ Thompson Parker, ana ID.
law,.e IasSing Ps,videnes sotson pll, Norwich,
TRoyIbFScraIr Avg q schrs Charles g whiting In.
IaTsaon, Michel 40; Leader, Handy fort Even; Tss
Petcriin, Potter, Eondout for Pawtucket SID schr
sg %s soP Oregon aloap sTa. xn Penn
Arr aith, b. brig Geo ws,hinston King, Glasgow
C6nrn. Nnisen.ond; Hannah Matilda, Browr' Phisds2
phia Star, Niekerson, de- John Harris waitnman do
Maria Jsse so,ncTs, Do; Hsssard, Ba,dick, do;
Fashion, Nowman Rondout for pawtuckot siocps OrnA
ment, lawrence, Port Even Excel Brightnan, do Cor
Warrington warnsr da ;' nsss, 6AsS e. rea:s.
Brown, Gardiner, New York; propeller Westchestexs
aG sosn ssn .s ss' woss ss
and B SFr. Piaro, Philadelphia; sioopa John Cut-
tell 1o;ehil.s. Albany; VIM S Mount, Parish, Ss.e
PpRTsN0DTR-Ar Aug q schr Elizabeth AfcuiAriua
Eondout.
Art 3Sd brig Benguela, Bichborn, Darien, Ga.
PosTLANis-Arr Aug %, sehrs Glen View, Psstndg >,
Havana, ID inst; Y Y Lewis, Berry, Nfork.
euINtY-4rr Avg 10 brig vslases, Dillingham;, y or
'iRsocxrAyp--Azr Aug ls brig chcstaw, Nyers; JeA
s ssSs ss;' ssSs SsSsrs, Sy5rS sor Bangor
schrs In son Dean, NYork; President, do
SAN IILDRO-Ip port Juf 10 ship n Hoves, Goofspcod
for CAyao in . few days, taking In ballast.
SAY FRANCr9CO-Arr Aug ship Golden Gate, Dow
ing, saencc March 20.
W.vANN AFFAIR Aug a bark Cherokee, 0fahan
NY ork CID brig Sarah Williams Burke, Gardiner, Ma
Ar ga brig Il Charlton Iighttourne, BOSTON. CA
2lst banks Ncpang, pcwnes, Boston; I'D, Douglass
Crocker, valyaxaiao.
s0MEhssT-Arr Aug IL schr Eclipse, Gosles, Saw n
4 nah, and sid 21st for Philadelphia.
sAtEx-AEr Aug 2 schr g. Tobias, SHARP, Pr Adsa-
| phis.
ca ga sohr Globe, Ellis, NYosk, VA BsvsAy asa
| Gloucester.
sTONNGrOk-A,r Avg % bark Byron, IAu River
osmbocu, Wet Coast Of Africa, 60 dAys; sehr HeAsp
"Ffnch, fAiknbursh, RaPps aannock soops 6PsAhss.
sasas'a, AID ys'osisi IAN .vrs Even. :.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25
THE UNITED STATES AND DOMINICA.


Extract from letter dated
"S,s DoxrsGo, Nov. 90, 1884.
1T is a positive fac, that your Govern
ment il making has made treaty with the Dlmin-
leans BY it, the Bay of Samsna ia to be coded TO
the United States for naval dept. In return the
United States are to officially seknowledse the inde-
pendence OF Dominica. There ~ come hitch about
The details. As near | can dad out, they want
some modiC ION of your tariff port regulations,
which Mr. CesLneau, who IL the American Minister
Pleppot.ntisry has no authority TO promise, though
they say the PRECEDENT is wiling 10 do II without.
Perhaps il i, adus by this tine Ii 1t u.s. You will
doubtless have the ousne>s officially announced in
the becoming Message of Gen Pierce Most people
here who knos anything about IT. think 1t IS step
toward ann, ration. and the planters aud traders are
militant accoroinsly. Some of the old Spanis stock
90 az anst it, Tor the same Everybody con-
siders that with such aly the Ulted States on
their side they wou0 have more difficulty III keep
irg the upper hand of SOuouque folks, at the other
erd Of the iland.
Il suppose you do not know mach about your new
allies | will give YOU the benefit of my short expe-
rience. Here in Sau Don lingo, and, suppose, else
where. they of mixed Spanish anG African blood,
in al sorts of proportions Two-thrcs OF them arc
what YOU would cal muattoe-, they have halta-
dozen different names for them here and pretty
much all the other third are bacS. There are "a few
pure whites, principally Spaosn- hardly any English
or Americans. They work lurt ~ much as they hsve
To- and no MORE Their language, religion, customs,
Sc. are good deal like Cuos They hate the Hay
items, with whom they have been al war Tor years,
libe poison Tnis is the main article If their political
creed San Domingo i, decaying, little old town.
with a Spanish cathedral, arsenal &c. have not
been into the interior but am told the soil is good
for sugar. cotton, and tobacco aud know the eli
mate i bot enough for anything The Dominicans
claim the largest a~ter half Of the island but the
Haytens Ouinumber them in population THERE'S q
little trade between the Hay ten rts and New York,
principally in coffee. The whole American commerce
with Dominica in year, csnnyt amount 20 moro
than million dollars. They send some coffee, ms
hogany and Campeschy wood to the States, and get
in return. pork bacon flour, cheap cotton goods, 40
twill mske another slave State, If it Is annexe.,
which suppose is the reason the American Gov
ernment H..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25

Of the Lsveholders and that he laws OF The United
States were made and executed by slave drivers or
their tools ths, every man OF really high moral prn'
cples has been excluded from office because Of his
opposition to Slavery Being ignorant OF these tses,
be cannot be aware Of their consequences he cannot
know that. urdar such circumstances, immortality,
corruption and degradation must becoGie the inner
emit qualities Of the Government, and that their sfia-
ence upon the community must be imuessursoiy
more perncisus and more demoralizpg, than ali the
other csuses TO which be referred
Tie champions Of Know NothiDs.m deaaim n
vain against the ignorance Of forsgn 40 long - in
sirucfion TO eneffth of native population is nal.
BY law SialePr.on offense N ore hail Of The States
of this Union So icns as Slsrery rule, 'apr.ne csc
our empire and be the chief.st source Of %
Basemsni; and 10 long this chiefest source eIs,s,
it is ,uperfuous to invent an imaginary one
The Bishops remedy for this gigantic evil meaning
the reign vote and not Slavery is simple: ne wants
the n.turaiz alton laws OF the United Safes execstet
in such a manner that they VII be useless. He de-
sires the JUDGES TO make the business Of naturalist
"tion more circumstance than a murder trial
Tie foreigner who desires TO be naturaized "s 70
give positive proof OF his morality negative evi-
" derce will not avail him anything he is to prove
"tha, be has not com ntted ira moral scs during
4" Eve yeUs, and then be rejected! He lis 20 be
" exam ined in regard to bis knowledge Of the Const
"tu.ior and il be does not know thoroughly, he
"s;il to be rejected" Lady, he must prove his
" attachment to American principles aud to the we'll
"being Of the State. The Bishop did not inform "a
how but suppose the poor fellow will have to pro-
duce testimony showing that he has been ssnaahsd on
one Of our railroads, or drowned as passenger on
one Of our vessels or been knitted in Of our hotels
as alive evidence is to be rejected. II this plan
carried out, the Bishop thinks the number Of foreign
ers that would be transformed into citizens would DO
materially reduced, and the efforts of the Know
Nothines for that purpose useless.
As i, has been my misfortune to dissgree with the
Bishop on many points Of his argument, feel very
happy TO certify my entire concurrence in thi' last
part of the lecture RIGHT.
BcbskSr Dec. 20 1884
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25
TEXAS.

Fyc~ ne sss o-iean Pieayzss. De-. Is.
tie steamship Louis ana arrived this morning nom
to the 18Th Dst The Ners of that date hes the fol-
lowing paragraphs:
We are pleased TO learn from The Waco Era, that
large smount Of ground has been put in whes; this
Guilty snc expense thai tae farmers have encountered
in procuring sufficient quantity Of seed. having IN
many instances been compelled TO send long distance
10 procure H.
cane has been rsised around San Antonio
A meeting was a. te held In Galveston on the
evening of the 4h 10 consider The propriety OF sp
pointing dele gates 10 The Southern and Western Com
rerciaI Convenion 10 be he'd ID New orleans on the
second Monday in January next.
The Ranging companies. Commanded by Captains
Henry and Rogers, arrived 81 san Antonia on the
9th. The ledger, Of the 7th, saws;
"Ihe other companies expected IN to-day, ana
viii be mustered into the service If The United States
e. this place tire companies now IN our city nav
ing already been mustered IN at Frcdericksourg.
On the Is, inst the new line, carrying the United
States mail from San Antonio 10 santa Re, VIA "a
Psso, left the former city They had Two good car,
Iiages drawn each by four mules, and accompanied
by seven meD well armed with rides reyolvers, AZ
kansas tootbpicks, &c.
The S,guiH X,rcVy Gays ths, town and county.
lGuadslupe are receiving liberal share OF the i'm
Z. , alton this season.
A meeting was to De held at Gonzses on the 18th
inst the purpose Of consulting upon the seoes-
city and practcsohty OF navigating the Guadslupe
River from the bay Ia that point and fdevhng ways
and means 10 promote that desirable object.
The GdiresiON P,io,s Curreaf, OF the l+th, says;
1--WE have TO report continued absence Of activity
in our markets owing 10 bad roads, low waters, aud
the depression in the money markets ia the great COM
mercia cities. As yet, we have no reports from
above Of sufficient water in the Trinity for successful
navigation, though he late rains give good grounds
Of hope for rise The BraZos il naviyabe to WASH
ington. and tie steamers Brazos aid Harris are now
reg ulary IN the trade The weather for several days
past has been either rainy unpeasanty cod, re-
tsrcipg outdoor movements. Inc receipts OF pro-
6uce for the last seven days amount only to ss5 bales
cotton 81 hhds sugar IL obs mOl>sses, cargo OF
lumber and some minor articles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25
BISHOP HOPKINS on THE M TURALT.
EATON LAWS.

IT, ne Edifor Of The n. y. Iy5HH>
SIR: Bishop Hopsins, Of Vermont delivered lee
ture on this subject at the Odd Fellow Hall, 10 io-
boken, on the 18th inst, to respectable audience.
The gentleman does not approve ofknow-S c,hiszisn,
Tor does be disapproye Of il. de is on the fence,
leaning first one side and then the other as crcun'
stance. seem 10 demand. He commenced by taking
decided grounds sganst secret organic atoms. still ne
thought that a party ike the kno.-Noihinss nam-
beripg 20 many members, must have truth for it,
foundation. | do not uodsrstaad that mere numbers
es,abh the nth or fasehood OF any cause and con-
aGuenlly beg leave to differ with him. He also
stated that universal suffrage ought TO be based upon
universal intelligence and morality snd that foreign
err destitute Of morality and intelligence should not
be allowed to vote He did not inform the audience
whether the same rule should be applied to natives;
bat in the face Of the lat ocal census which shows
thai in some Of the States more than one qaaref Of
The native adult white inhabitants are unable to read
and write lie cooiy and deliberately states tia. the
native. of the United State. al educ.ted and en-
hehtened While admitting that the prevailing cor
rupton in government is owing TO the ignorance OF
the voters Of foreign birth he did no. even mention
the eonneetiea l-ireca he corruption q Gorrnn>Hf
and Sorsry Perhaps the Bishops logical mind can
not underttsnd why q Government, welded for the
purpose Of pePetuatipg ,nd extending the most i'm
moral srd degrading state OF society must oil neee'hy
lie immoral. Or, perhaps be does not know that the
Government Of the United States hss been carried on
during he las: thirty years for the exclusive benefit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25
Uaier Tare.

HNHE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
CURE offers the hest accommodation. fol- pursuing he
the winter and terms reasonable ks else
where Addrm o. r. WELLIN8T(k2, VI. ID
No l78 18th St NewYork
NEW YORK CITY WATER-CURE No l7s lab st., cor
Of UpiveIsit, place.
WATER CURE, corner of 6th-av. and 35th-st.
w DR. SLEW mites with DR.. TAYLOR in this large
ard commodous esttbs' nen for the fBi and Winter PA
TENTS and BOARDERS received at reasonable rates.
Os,-door practice PROMPTLY attended TO
WINTER CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL,
w No ~ LsiGht-st-R. T. TRAIL, ID, Proprietor
Accommodation 100 persons Couot Establishment at
TnhkHl n Y. DR. O W. MAY. Ate ndng Physician
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25

legs and skin. The quantity OF Veolson tks IAN N
nssket has been unusually large. owing to the early
deep snow in the forests One dealer informed US that
he wM advised Of 100 saddles in transitu II comes
from Vermont Ca, ada North Eastern Sew-fork and
Michigan, and other western S..tes in the greatest
abundance. Considerable comes from the southern
tier of New York counties, and from Northern Penn
sylvsnia Never use salt upon venson to be sent to
mSket III, cannot be sent fresh, salt very ishay,
and smoke the hams little and dry them veil, and
pack in same way recommended for poultry, and you
vii always find sale for venison hams in this market.
Hthsse directions are followed, poultry and game
nav be sent 10 New-YOrk from Iowa and Missouri
with safety and profit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25

i ly TIE grace Of God free AID Independent; 70 al
n. Top ia The esfae OF EUGENE DELaLAiRE
late Of tie City NewYoik deceased creditors saees
p.1 q lin or o.hri-e SEM sseBr You and each Of you
az hereby cited ard required. reoa4y % be and
before our Surrogate of the County Of Newfork ~ his
Office In the CIV Of New.yo,s. on the 2Sih day Of
uue next eleven O'Clock 10 forenoon Of that day then
and there 10 t nd the fns .eenu Of The secoani OF Pro-
eeedprs ~ Peter sweeuy Public Admin sirsior II the
City a kewYok ard executor OF the last Will and fes
lament Of ssia detected
ssio surro,e-e 90 b. hsreunto affixed Witness, Alex.
snder ". Bradford Escure, Surrogate Of our said
n Couu'y AZ tie CITY OF New YORK the 2lst day Of De
canber. in the gear of Lord one thoussnd eisat
hundred Gnd iiiJ four. A. W. BhADfO hp
as law4vM sufogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25


M SMACK Mortssser. made and delivered to PATRICK
1IWART certain ind, nture Of mortgage. beains date
the eleventh day Of Msy the 1854 conditioned for the
payment the OF t~ hundred and seventy eight dollars
saiCCn at the expiration Of Thirty day. from the date
sore. lid with interest which mortgage power
condition thereof fnd which mortgage with aid Of sale
recorded in the Office OF the Register OF
The City ana County Of New York in Lber 49, of Mortgages
pase sl5. on the eleventh DAY " May, 1884
Ard whereas eefsul has been made In the eoodon OF
said mortgage by Of the IOnpeyment OF the money
cured paid thereby by whereof the 81 sale
became faive;
Ard whereas there due and PAYABLE the date hereof
uron sS the If two hundred and eighty eight
dollars and seventy tive cent?; =,
Court TIE CITY Of upon the bond accompanying
motse- which bond executed by one Esh smset
and said John jointly by service Of process upon said
Elijah ~hch sad suit proseeuied 70 sds neut but
u ciscontiI sed ans ended;
such eAss made and provided that the said mort
VIII lie ioTeeoseo BY se Of the mortkaeed premises
ssued BY said norss1e public auction at The Merchant
E1chsure IN ,hs City Of Ne York the t~entysesenth
dsy 81 fetus the 1855 twelve O'clock no0nl OF
that day which sad poIissg,d PREMISE described a. fol-
lows
those two certain lo piece. parcels Of Lsnd atuss
lyrs suo beng The ,iiy CT iok boun Ted ana &c
sorhd 80 oo~,; besruins at point the souihry side
Forty aftet, distant huuorsd aud nine
see. inches the south corner Of seventh
pnfAs with Ttu hu 'dT,c feet and fJar inches
hence Pei with Forty tres; thirty
fett eaht inches Aeucc ueIthcry tud par.el with the
Tenhsyeuue hundred Zee; inches 70 the soalherly
srly de Of Forvlev,nthsest thv fee, eisL oehes 20
ths place ef be giuniu gDs.ed New York. 21A November
1884 IAAElOh ,. STEWART.
nj lGwl5wM Mortgage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25

hy he grace God re ard ndep ndsnt To all per,ons
interested in tie estate CT SAMSON TAMs lAe Of the Ciy
81 orb deceased creditors next Of ain o. oherEs
tr,eng You ard each OF hereby eei ana re-
oued personally be sud before oar surosse OF
~ Comfy OF Nsw.York a. his Once in the City OF New
tweny eighth dss Of Juse next al eleven O'Clock
Of day then aud there II ate nd the hnaI
ssnert Of the Of proceedings q Peter swsen'
Public Adnuistreor the City Of New York and as Al ia
traoi Of the sooss charls snd credits OF said d-ceased
In tts ory vi ereo have caused the seal OF oiee Of
said Surrogate to be hereuuto Affixed Winess,
r.. Aexsrder w Br.dford Es1uire. surroaNe OF oar
s.io County 9. tee Cny vi New iors, he twenty
hsi a,y Of peeuAi the year Of oar Lrd one thousand
sishi iureftd tne ffty for
DIS lswf~M " BRADFORD. surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25
mfoitat.

nR. H. C. THORP's CARMINANTIA for the
H. cure OF Consumption serofus Dyspepsia, Indgss
ton Liver Comps iu Rheumssm, Ulcers end all seass
arising op, blood Spppre Of the usual Evseua
tops Of fenalss MecuiA diseases Debility Tnbeeles Of
III. Lunss Splitting Of Blee5 Gravel Sc Principal Office No.
West Broadway In the 0haId House Pnse 81 per bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25
resai Notices.

Alta SURROGATE COURT, held il and for
"A the County Of EewYork the suTosstes Office IN Inc
City Of New YOk the eighth day Of Deeenoe one thons
md eight hundred and Gy four Present Alexander ofd-
Surrogate In the of the spp cation 10 Mugage,
Lease Sell the Real Estate Of FRANCIS BOWEN, de-
ceased On reading ssd fling due proof by affidavit OF me dSe
the OF Francis Bowen late Of the
City Of New Yok deeased requiring him 10 appear In thus
Court the 25th day Of MAY last aud chow cause why he
should be reQuee mortgage lease sell the real estate
OF tie tad deceased for the payment OF his deo ana ne nav
ms failed appear and having been shown 10 the
contrary 10 ordered that all persoIs interested IN tue esse
Of the Counts Of New York at his Office IN the City oi
EewYOfk the fifth dsy of January next at ten
oeook IN the forenoon OF that day then ana 'hTte 80
why authority should not be given TO tho sara
lease sell much q the real estate OF
the said Francis Bowen shall be necessary TO pay
his debts. A. W. bhApro"p' oufoss'o'
dscli Isw6wM
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
The County New.Yok Notice hereby given TO all
sons hsyins claims against THOMAS $. TAYLOR, late Of
Kingston Rhode Island deeessed present the same With
No 10 Niamst ia the City of New foIk on or before
de eighth day Of Janusy neIDsted Newiort the 81 ds{
Of July 1854 ASA p TAYLOR. Adminstrator y4lswomN
In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New Yerk NOTICE Is hereby gvon 70 all
persons having claims against MARY KEAFlNG late OF the
CITY OF New York deceased to present the with voacb
the subscriber the residence OF John Austin
lsth between 2nd aud sd IN he CRY OF New York,
on OF before the twentieth day Of March oeS-Dsted Now
YeTk, the siiteeuth day of September, 1854
sis law6mM' ISAAC H. AUSTIN, Administration
In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Il Of the County Of New York notice hereby gwen 70 sn
peIsons having claims against RICHARD DEMAREST lss
OF stair builder to present the
with vouchers thereof the subscribers al the house Of
Mis- DemG No 1871 West 2ths IN the City OF New York,
before the sixteenth day OF February sext-Dated New.
YorI' the t~oinh day OF k.s1si iSa ,rsr x.-
sul4 lsw6mM' JOHN MEYER, Executor.
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1rI1F prnpIF % the sTATE of NEW YORK.

Nv tie see Of God. free and inaepen9nt To all per
sors n rested The state OF JAMES MARTIN late OF the
Civ OF New York diseased creditors beXt Of n OF other
Wise eud You AID eseh Of hereby cited aud
q1ed personally TO be- ana sppf before oar safiosse OF
the County ef SeWi his Office ia the City OF NeE-
Yors on the 2sh June eleven ococs IN tue
Of that day then sDd there 10 attend The n. .e'
Public AdniIisrsfor the Ciy Of New fet ana ~ sd
pri.traor ehsss ana credts ~ sd dece-sed
whereof caused the sea OF once OF
said Surrogate - hsrepnto stKed Witness: AL tA-
ANDEK " BRADFORD, Esque, Surrogate Of orr
H. 81 said county tiy of New fofs tne us. day OF
December the year Of our Lors thousand eight
hundred and nj flour. '" BRADBURY,
sosI.wtuy Surrogate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25
@tean 6teamers, &t.


~~--------------------~>~, T.T rCnpVrrl cTrAM
NJEW-YORk and CALF OhNh blLhm
- SHIP LINE, w $3.50 -Tbs ,nl,oS1 doubles co
Ss.rsy =. H0RTHERN LIGHT (2,5oo bardsn,)
r.. r. T,nIl.psssh will leave from Pier No North
~ 1891 p N ps~eisely for PUNTA ARENAS,
wv irNEsDAY Dseeuh<r n eonne<tna 9Th the fsvors
CORTES t2oT1 tuns) the Ncsrafss ifAnAt
90. irs bot Twelve xes Of land transportation ~ ear
are. Ties. unsurp-ssed 10 thsn ves.eon
90 @HARLFs MORGAN Ireot, No. 5 Bo~lins Sre-n
Letter Bsss made up Office Letters, 70 cen" pr ni
snee -zs.-,-,,,o,,,,,,.--.,
Tt s. MAIL LINE for CALlfOKNlA, wa
J. AsPTNWALL .rd PANAMA RAfLROAD.-Oo
FRIDAY jan S las5 at oel,ek P NJ from Pier foot OF
svnpGy txw c."t.is q y Fer U s N TO c. noect =,
i.n.ms siIh the aud superior steamship GOLDEN
ASn, 49,, .I. t,pt At Panama 10 prevent detsntioo
A'pne eost e~s'' IVY "
hs.se OF 'ee'd,nL /, c,,n.,x,.oses No III Wo. At
for passage, apply o. "e 'on' 'on u piyMoED
" "
ITSTRkIIA-4SO TO MELHDt RNE.-IDc
n .I,,,~r mi, EASTERN STATE will have iu.sed.ts
s.p.i.h for &sboans Her soesmmod.icu. for p.-.sns;
superior to Az, chip nov up ni.sS 20 os" 49,. az
,s.,. .. the rates. .Ppy bosd Q! :: AsxELL
fLLiOT No. 10 Pesfi"'' Il hChAhDS"N ~''' wv -
sou,e'. -. -, ,,,ou,p coupANy-For
=, 80. - XP a. opIgayS- On TUESDAY,
M ~ ~" W y :. u.,,e,s, N r. by ths
jan ~ y. ~; no'" P.s ..tJa rMPIRE CITY CAPT
~ sh ~ I'D" '''''''o T
u. "i"oe ,-, -. a.. c.o.,,,. office
fsssft can oe secure q, INC .yyhfc -,
fi.ish TO q EN- ins hn. n l.an, Of IN.
shippen VIII De 'nppheo WI ,n =, thsi, oa;cs No
cher forms sgned' and 20 si' OF 'a'ps WIN O sh' '''
ne hour ~ .sihng l. =, ,h. Of .. NJ tho Cor,nanv
.,fG-us.eh' or ps.'.t.s ~ ~ AZ q ROBFRTS'
20. ~ b" e'' ". WI. ~ ~, ,,,,,,.-
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Nep'1Jprk daily Gaibmnn
TIE POULTRY TRADE.

Some Of our Ohio subscribers have written TO us for
information, whether they send Poultry here,
and if they can cell it, and for how much and how 1t
is TO b. dressed and how packed, and how sent, &C.
Editors supposed to know more about eating
the article than preparing it for Market hut for the
purpose of supplying the information, we have APP
piled TO Messrs. Miller & Haring, who are reputed
the largest wholesale dealers in poultry in NewYork.
At any rate they sold last about 400 uns and
they are selling now, average of % tuus per week
The following the prices, by the box, Dec. 10, to
which we have added as taken from their saies-book
this day twelvemonth, the prices of last season;
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