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1 CARD have this day come to the

IA determination to sell In future FOR CASH
ONLY, as shall have no expenses for charging
Dods collecting bills, and accommodating no bad debts,
will enable TO sell much cheaper for cash. shall
continue to keep GROCERIES, If the very best quail
tiles and sell them at Q small advance above cost.
To those who have paid me their bills psnetually,I
feel grateful, and hope they will continue TO favor
me with their orders.
All goods bought from me will be devsred free of
charge. T. w TUkPIN,
Grocer, No. 257 Main st., between 7th and eth sts
Riehmond, 18th Oct 1894 ocI7-I2t
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WANTED-An able-bodied WHITE
w MAN to ast Assistant in the Anatouli-
cal Department of the Medical College of Virginia.
Applications will be received at the College by DIR.
A. L. Peticolas. oc 1873
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 7rr

v bETWEEN CIAI AND MAkSHALL STS.,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Tne Rev. Mr.. Love
having purchased the residence of Mr. E.. G. Tomp.
kns at the of Clay aad 5th strsets to which
he will in few days remove his family and school
we will at his request, sell at public auction on the
premises, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 18Th
October, 1884, his Let and School House. situated on
the East line of 7th between Clay and Marshall Sta
The OF fronts As feet back ~ to an alley
The house Is built of brick Is feet by IS feet two sto
res high with basement and s so constructed as to
piled with the city water, and 10 admirably provided
with culverts for drainage.
TERMs-One fourth cash: balance at 4, 8 and II
months, for negotiable notes, interest added se.
cured by q trust deed, or title retained
oc II GODDIN l. APPERSON Ancts
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"ANTED-To rent or lease, FARM,
w of about % or so acres, not more than four
miles from the LIST Market. Address TO-" at the Dis
patch Office. oc I4-Iwt
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WANTED, TO RENT-A comfortable
w HOUSE, containing three OF four rooms With
q kitchen, on French Garden Hill or Broad 1t con.
venient to business. good tenant can be had by
addressing -" at this Office. oc 11-ts
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4 EFFECTS AND SLAvEs.-As trustee in
DEED OF trust from Mr. Jno. NJ Royal and wife, dated
18th February, 1854 duly recorded in Henrico coun-
court shall, at the request of the creditor there
by secured proceed to sell at public auction at the
residences OF Mr.. J. NJ Royal. opposite to sMount
Enn," about half mile below Richmond, on FRI
DAY the 9th October 1854 at ii O'Clock the follow
ing personal effects and slaves viz two old negroes
one named Jacob and the other Esther;
buggy and harness; carts: farming utenss and tools;
two cows and all of the household and kitchen fur
niture, consulting of the usual variety.
Terms cash.
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GOLD WATCH. - Left with a friend
~ sometime last week, large GOLD HUNTING
WATCH, made by VIM. Dixon, London, No IS 743
on cap, made for Mitchell x Tyler Richmond, Va
attached to the Watch was heavy link Gold Fob
Chain, with large chrystal Seal Whoever NAV
nave the above in their posse ssion will confer great
favor on the owner by leaving the same at the Dis
patch office, or at the Columbian Hotel oc I7-St
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Y KET SQUARE, sHocKoE HfLL.-The pn.
dersigned haviog taken one OF the new tenemsnts
recently erected by Mr.. Tyree, situsted - above,
his friends and the public to psrtshe Of FREE
LUNCH. today Ct Il "sloSk HE BAR has been
stocted with the best WINES, LIQUORS and Cl-
LARDER will always be supplied with every deli
cacy to be found in this and other markets.
N. B. Families supplied with oysters in any qnan-
tity. =. REID,
oc list Formerly at the Theatre.
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m GREAT REDUCTION IN RI
- THE PRICE or HATS AND BOOTS.
From hfteen 70 twenty Per cent saved by bay.
Ing from J: -. ANTHONY. Colunbian Hotel -
Building, kichmond
Aolsskfa HATS. Of best snsIity..............os %
% 90 seeona eo...................S0 -
kashtonable SILK HA11.......s...s........ =
zine sslfssan sewsd BOOT, 9
nne 6e ,1s Sews1
one Of the best makers In the city Of rha1slphla %
supply him With . handsome and substantai eAl6kin
ID low priss Of Is 50. del
NOTICE.-The undersigned have formed
IN co-psrtnership under the firm anA style Of
BUTTON 0AEENH0W foa TIE ps5loss q 81. go
ducfing GROCERY and COMMISSION Bu1l-
NESS They have takon the house oslSth betUeen
Main and Cary Streets recently occupied b = -.
Garland. Esq.. and VII Keep sSasssstiy g 80 :
quors ks and uill give their pelsona axtentson -
the sale Of Al Produce sntsasesd e shei. ssrss
oeIs &C. 0REENHOW.
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MEAT COTTAGE FARM, ONE AND
~ HALE MILES NORTH OF TIE CITY

OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of Oc-
tobeT, 1854, on the premises, commencing at o'eik
the neat little Cottage Farm about II mi es north of
the city of Richmond adjoining the lands of Messrs
Garland Hanes, Jno N. Davis and Others occu-
pied by Mr.. Isaac L. Cary, containing 22l acres of
which about two thirds cleared.
The improvements consist of q cottage dwelling,
containg rooms besides Kitchen barn, &C.. and the
neighborhood equal to any in the county.
After the sale of Land will be sold Field Hand
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and IL mos,
for gotiable notes interest added and title retained
till last is paid The slave will be sold for cash
G0DDIN APPERSON Auct.
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/ ATTENTION HANGS
III GUARD Parade in front of Lafayette Hall. on
III THURSDAY the 10th inst, at 10 O'Clock in Win
y. ter Uniform. Arms in order for Inspection.
By order of the Captain.
J. F. OSBORNE, O.s
This muster IS required by law oc 1875
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WANTED-A French Lady, who tho
W roughly understands the German and French
Languages, wishes occupation as VISITING CO.
VERNESS in Schools private families. She will
teach Glasses of Boys well Girl. The very
best references given. She may be at Miss nj.
DUvAL's, Grace street, three doors west of the Ca
tholic Church. 6-12t*
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aAsAAA O4N 0A1A1A -AhON 4 oAs1N-
~ PIKE ROAD Is miles from Richmond), FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at Auction, the
FARM formerly owned by Mr.. r. N. Mackenzie,
containing 76 acres of land, en- the Deep-Run Turn
owned by Patrick H. Gentry and those ON which
Mrs Lowdes resides-about n acres cleared ba ance
in woods. The improvements consist of q Stable,
Cow-house, &c.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and II mos,
for negotiable notes. interest added secured by q
trust deed GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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4 HIGHLAND COTTAGE AND IT'S
INMATES.

From the delightful "HrcrcationS Of Chris
toyhcr North" We make the following cx-
tract. lie has long chapter on Cottages.
in which are pictures of dwellings hung high
NJ, amid thc mountains. others Nesting in Sc
ludrd wales. and then there Is the cottage ON
the farm. the one t., the church. and the one
which vcu cannot distinguish among is score
ol mates, all shrltcring inmates different IN
character, in position. and alike only III dc>-
tiny.
But let us hc oil 10 the mountains, and en-
dravor to inicrc>: oar beloved reader IN a
Highland Cottage in any one taken a; hai,-
hazard. from a hundred You have been
roaming ali day among the mountains. and
perhaps seen no house except at a dwindiinr
distance. Probably you have wished not 10
see anv house. but ruined shiclinm-a de-
serted hut-or an unroofcd and dialida,cd
shed for the outlaying cattle OF some remote
farm. Bu. now the sun has inilamcd all the
western heaven. and darkness will soon de-
sccnd. There is now mutcness more stern
and solemn than during unfaded daylight
List-the faint, far of, subtcrrancan sound Of
the bagpipc. Some old soldier, probably.
playing gathering or corcnach. The mar
row dell widcns and widcns into great glen.
in which YOU just discern the blnc CLEAN Of
a loch The martial music is more distinctly
heard-loud, fitiul, fierce. like the trampling
Of men in battle. Where is the piper: In
a cave. or within the Fairies knowe: At
the door Of hut. Ills eyes were cxtingui,h-
ed by oph'haImia, and there he sits. fronting
the sunlight, stone-blind. Long'silvcr hair
flows down his broad shoulders, and vou per
reive that, when he rises, he will rear up
stately bulk. The music stops and you hear
the beatinS Of goats. There they come
prancing down the rocks, and stare upon the
stranger. The old soldier turns himself to-
wards the voice of the Sassenach, and, with
he bold courtesy of tho camp. bids him en-
cr the hut. One minutes view has suiiiced
20 imprint the scene for ever on the memory
"a hut whose turfwalls and roof are incor-
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hcrs The lcelanders export wool, about H.
900 pounds annually and from two to
three hundred thousand pairs each of WOODEN
stockings and mittcnS Besides these articles.
they sell dried and sated Goldfish, smok ed sal
mon. fish and seal oi!, whale blubbcr. seal
and fox skins. feathers, elcr-,lown, beef and
mutton. hides, tallow, and sulphur. They
import their principal luxuries-flour, rye
and barley meal, beans, potatoes, wine, rum.
brandy, ale and beer. tobacco, coffee. sugar
tea. salt timber. coal. IRON. cutlery. f>h-hooks
and lincs.rotton and silk goods Sca.hercrock-
cry, and furniture. From thirty to forty
vessels sail from Denmark TO Iceland every
year,
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NEW POSTAGE RATES.

The following arc 'he prc,cnt rates Of postage ON
tHE CALElOHIAX, agrceablv to the law of the l 5.
which went into operation on the 1t OF October.
Within the County Of Calc,lon;i-FEEE.
At anv office within the STATE of Vermont when
rRErAID. 13 cents per nnnuin. or 81 cents per quar-
'er If three months: when UNrAID, 70 cents per
arram, or 8; cflt per quarter.
At any office ont of the State 2f cents per annum.
or S: cents per quarter. when rEErAIp and - cents
per annn or IL cents per quarter. when UNPAID.
Cy~ II ~'H BE- ",serr'd mat subscribers. byprpoyDq
qart'rfy. ca" rtof.t h'jr p7'r< IL the Nrte at II
cents per annum sithom he Sn't % c,nis
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Ill. ENING.


lon mountain side j, black with night,
While, broad orbcd Ger it, cleaning crown
The moon. slow rounding irto sight,
On the hu>hc,I inland sea looks down.
How tart 10 cht the clustering isles.
Each ~lvor-henmcd. How sharply show
He shadows of their rocky pilc>,
And trec-top>. in the wave below
How far and -traugo the mountains seem.
Dim looming through the pale sill light .
The vague. vast grouping Of Il dream.
They stretch into the solemn night
Beneath. lake. wood. and peopled vale
flushed by that presence grand and grave,
Are silent, save the cricket wall.
AiI low response of leaf and wave
air scenes whcreto the day and Night
Make rival lorc. leave We soon.
What time before the eastern LIGHT
he palc ,ho-t the setting moon
Snail hide behind yon rocky >pines.
And the Young archer Morn, shall break
H. arrows on the mountain pines.
And. go.dcn->:ndalIed. walk the lake,
Farewell Around 'hi- ,mlin. bav
Gav-hcar'cd hcai:h. and Life in bloom.
With lighter steps than mine. NAV straw
IL RADIANT U!nmcr- Vet tocome.
But none >lall more regretlu leave
These waters and these hills thanI;
Or, distant. t'nder dream how eve
Or dawn is painting wave and .kv.
How rising moons shine sal and mild
On wooded Isle amt >iivering bay:
'r setting suns bcvond the piled
And purple mountains lead the dav
r laughing girl. nor hearling boy.
N"rful pulsed manhood. lingering here.
Eaallaid 70 lic'S aboun1ng joy,
The charmed rcpose 70 suffering dear
MI waits kind Nature TO imyart
Her choicest gifts to such a, gain
AZ entrance to her loving heart
through the sharp discipline Of pain.
i'ieVcr from the Hand that takes
'-e blessing from u Others fall;
~ !, soon or late. our Father makes
''> perfect recompencc to all
watched by silence and the night,
A''l io!c'lin the strong embrace
'"+ 9fea; mountains, with the light
VI The sweet heavens upon thy face
r- u 'iie N"r'hland keep thy dover
'ea"'y 'till and. while above
,o'c'nh mountains speak ofpower,
- .'y0 ,.C I.4.lr,. of God.,
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SUMNER by THE LAKESIDE.
Ei y. q. WHITTIER.
I.-EOO\.

EY IG. WHITTIER.
I.-NOON.
White clouds. whose shadows haurt the deep.
Light mists. whose soft embraces keep
Ike sunshine on the hills asleep,
q isles Of calm % lark, still wood,
And ,,ilic. ~kcS that Overhrood
Your rest with deeper quictude.
o shapes and huc~' dim bcckoninc. through
lon mountain gaps, my longing view
Eeyoni the purple and the blue
To -.illcr lea AMI grccner land,
AMI softer lights and airs more bland,
And ,kc>-thc hollow of Gods hand,
Tran~fu-ed through YOU. Omountain friends.
With mine your solemn ,pirit blends,
And litc no more hath separate ends.
Tread each misty mountain sign.
Know the voice OF wave and pine.
And am yours. and We are mine.
Life, burdens fall, it, d>cor,is cease.
! lapse into the clad release
Ofnature own exceeding peace.
o. w.icome cain ofhcart and mind
A. falls v"n fir trees loosencd rind
To leave Il tcnderer growth behind
So fall the weary wears away;
\ child again, my head lay
Upon the lap of this sweet dav.
Thi, western wind hath Lcthean powers,
ion noon day cloud ncpenthe showers.
The lake is white with lotu,-nower,.
Even Duty voice i faint and low,
Aud slunberors Conscience. waking slow,
lor-',~ her hlottci scroll to show.
The Shadow which pur-ue- u all.
Whose ever nearing step. apal.
Whose voice W. hear hrhiul u> call
That shadow blend, with mountain gray,
II >leakS hut what the Iisht wave. say
pea.h walk apart from fear to-day
L, cked on her breast. these pine, and
Nike on Nature love rely;
And c1r,a. seems to live or die.
Assured that lIc whose presence fills
With light the spaces OF these hills.
No evil To- His creatures wills
The simple t;litl, remains that He
Will DO. whatever thar NAV be,
The best alike for man and tree.
What III IS>cS over one hall grow,
What light and life the other know,
nanx!ous leaving him TO show.
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DISTINCTIVE MARkS.-"The tree is
known by its fruits The only exception to
this is the dogwood, which is known by its
bark
Gg A good life is the best philosophy,
clear conscience the best law. honestly the
best policy, and temperance the best mcdi-
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ADVERTISEMENTS

non.s must be paid for in al ;ance Advertisements
should be- marked the NUMBER oftincs to be inserted
otherwise they will he continued until forbid tf)
(or at The option Of the pub.hers,) and charged
ulv
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VOL. lS---NO. 6.
Tbt Californian,

OFFICE. ..kIrTEEDGE & CoLHY's Building. St
Johnshury-oppoSite the ''St. .Tohn,burv House"
TERMS...s1 80 per annum. if paid within
.he yrsr: $500 If payment be DELAYED beyond
.Ia. time. No paper discontinued until all arrear-
ages paid except at the option of the publishers
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Dry flfavJ Ian =
The Colonial and Foreign Produce opeaei Ta.sisy
with an improved demand Tor sicIes aid though the
communications las greatly in Peasd the oba
ness lhs W & 1 wee , 'a On iahs5 sn etea-
GLIDING upward By the Mexican packet 4nid
the None, market We have change notice rhe gaois lc-
ate nom day 70 dy consol' a'ns of a. a. Tor money The
Bspsland Madras 2o and Oh Bombay G the Compapy.
toomSrATle have been 1877 bag. st'tedy price. Hsuiu-
Its slNeT4 oG5 BLACK 4sG5 II fenere ass Oar stock
Sos94ve I sss i rsrs sod s 81 8 h. ..,
tht the subtle sales the week have beea
81 bags Plantation CtyOn 81 Madras 2 bales Mocha
MsaIs. q es7s ana Mocha IS ss OF Ssve - sS Sr
SEQ beg ave ehans5 laes at with few hundred b's due
ns Ct Brazil lately arrived have received Cont antA des
Hye he etaned Speculative attention nov directed tie
me CoTs TAD bsi edIs,s y5s ~ rs ,,
ih aygiios 'a' 's hss = r nor N al
nsnd 'fSh ey ts ben lae sae = a.ye op.E q ektea
ssa J g. q, = as .'tesf.1 y W. sA 49,. year
fS IA % Ss.1A ss SS, Tt ss .s S'3 s
WnTsI 81 S0 While 81 ash Or; UGed states FlogS ia
o'.1eS The ',e have been $50 bales East ada without
tte guo'-ion Of ia leans aisd 20 3i6aed 10
rs sc .l,s sssiS c5 81 "A Ia Jaa IS fe siveses for
eoa,unrliou sppssr TO have lee e5 aas OF s. bales
week sssSst S. 20 styssr.
SSFe sc s not, s1a n 90 ssT.Sf. . 'ps
8 ~
:, Ohbsuum S. a5 IL chests MslAbsr CsismOs a.
$50 hsts Jay Nader Rso 81 ST. q case.
Gtl5 IS Cor OIL 81 Id IS pkg, East India Bees
81 St&7 rs, 20 urs Caba Faste 4, $40 and II 1bs
Pluube1o si0nl Saffron 81. Salpkao Qlnns $500.
q Quoksvet2'2 Camrbor SIG Cuteh 5i Gambler s. Gut4
feseha li03 Cream Of Tartar IS TaTare acid Turkey
Opium ~ GlSl.
hrwrst fs,shsIg Clean has advanced about 100 having
eth tn uo ~ $50 M closing arm a. the later Fate
Asrts Is held o haher which buyers fhe
SIS III
iSpsoWe have bal nothing doing Stock Isl inst % 24
et SO eoIoon again = @ chests j) last For
10 CON naee Hh February, only ~ ehess thus far
Tie lsoN irads continues steady last quotations
Fan and kas and IN Stafordhre. eood oasiue doing
seote ne tin e sst ir mixed Bnmhers No /
American t-srcs SNcdhh, stS. Rus az C. c " D. al
LAKD qsiet a 81 ~ Ter ", stera
/ FAD aim hriisa PIG 80 sneet f5ii Sp.rish. e22
LSsktD CaKss ossrer with
O. "a IdCn usces al In Amo1n o aooe ovr % IN
YtGs rayiseton bgi TIE ien9enoy upward: 10
Us 81 i Beacon Il blsr kili sew O5lsars il csks - IS
{ Sic ,hok round - loi.
parcel American eal7ht ;pssu asf -ves bss been
sod 81 413 The uare for IL ru a ar Isr-
quotations Olive esiy R5i42 sol Pain aancstto & q
Lseed eal s;tvs spcs on has Essn f5r pres
anl - G S. i0-f fwlrd csliyery.
RICE hs hem slly So 90 bars have changed
hsnds the sTct; MADRAS - di B5-a gao AID
tces have usae errreovrr IS tur Seas a. IS e6
so Nssr t4sais ard So $50
tss Mserss 90 sale to-day brtaeh Seis being eouPgey
SAITrTEK ders- 4Gobazs Bensal hse been sold Al
s s1ie tsfs BOMBAY a Il snd ahou go bs GeusS
Al party Of q for bs refr Nitrate soda i7Joslsi
60 iELfER quet G, &tg rs 5 se SPOT -ud ; 5 Spring
Sheet Ere as.
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Al Cape Tou, c. H. Nov % BARK rally 10, H,sas e. Be,
tcu @. days.
At Ms SD III bds Psnan,, Lavender from Boston ar,
18Th. 70 esd fer do Irdrst'ie. 'Sce NswYos
Al paiefu0 .fL CID. bsrss fcruon. nayo
tSic.l for d. add others as before
So CcIca. SiL bfI Am Mlry johnson o. Sat'g
hg Ecifu 7 ~ smith, ir tse-lo cyeuias Sd -if
bark Ni'ifre Tor Nessi1s
Al Gace s- tt tsks Satiius Burgess "a 4 sson,
sil Csr'ssr Nair Tor New YORK
fchr.---. for lilsdc'rlia
Gibssc- .1lh ult SD <llh Ia Aulgd+ Bl
her irsu Sniy rra for hoston
Rochelle Sd zig Lci ba Skinner for Boston 90 CON.
utlced lde
AtAntwerp h uSt t4k llona, iecke for " YORK sb3l. M
- Ro- ifh irr, iTz Lts. S-sieri for il1l, Ms.
srri Flrvcv sid e. n Anderson CONN io- Ncwio-k
Lemon 6h bls. Yong fuk Hariins fg Mesina
ri lstuTy tor So ansea 10 load coal tor fAyal
At Nev ft iuaf s sseh Margaret SRI and Addison
Or toth o Boston, ready -
Giseov shin Champion. iBr) Cocrsnc. Tor NeEpr
lears Wauea tBr Nstrou for y stoas h1t1en tb
N,hen. Nswlor Mary Morris tBcl A;Lear fcrfo b.
ris Nor Iaaks Tor Pro --lcc ENpe1.cn Oys--lf f new
lCt
Al GLASGOW sth ut sh1 tyane br Nat1' % hb1'e
SIN J,sn DE- sar th ia, asmeTs bF0Aes J'aai an
Wax. So liz utis-o ast Ole l5-l 2. phnorJ. do
AtAcljs Jan brs Joseph Baoi Basiley TO- Boston o.
hcts
res6y his fJprsss Ter DO.
AtJatms Oh mss s.lr Hal5ser. Holmes, far B'tt3n.
AZ rlrks re inst s,h Fsai Cousins ifo g. ihomia
h qusrturire $500. - ,,
bes oVe ana B-lj cusog, Kosher bostoa s sslr
d.
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ship Castor Bsuie erp vi. Fuhipa IS Is with 5e and
us tss 10 Fulehen UnksId Dec - LAT q IS ion IS Is
a~i,eh Sih aA e. = rs a. y go Pss 49,
ind The banned Che painted
he Sea WIS Iuuulrs too Esh N heard her
Bsl Deus Breu HavTe IS d. with atss and Isl
TO Gleentsisr Dec ST. lat - Ion % 81 spoke ship C1Pan
ss1I John BID of ROeAlsndl Bird M.anzA 10 d. wi sugar
BAH Georges of Thoou Robertson Nasarzas days with
" Ei0en. SID in With Crosby, Gift
e r Boon Xs8oPhon fo,t for Portland Parted CO on hs
for Boston The o. experienced heavy weather blown OF
BiIf Roysi Br Bsveriase Glasgow Sc days with $50
Bolu Gss Gem Exprsneed heavy gales fEon NV 70
sN Hss teen Sd Gays OF S-noy hoos- -. - -, .
Bark Mcltezun Harris Denesrs Il days in ballast to little
bsus 49, -
IS bs W A PiekeTsE' vessel TO b. freeman The
hes eaPsslce6 heavy weather With gales from the estgr
81 sail Sc parted rln basktay rzEng &c Been ar
dsEbd several Of them si oen Has been blown OF the coast
Blis Yen AsrO Csud.a Bqvs, n days with tobacco
BIG Bours7nto tNoFwA sevsHsA Lsus Sur~sy d. with
hon Beck CUn.ri
Biz Esele (BIl JsAieal Rose Dry Hlrbor jan with
logv cod bidss &c 70 MefsEs Dawson ECo.
b'is AGHeee (Br Mills WaGsor 10 days pl.s.es s. VIII
Gse Ma Dumas St Doinse City L. with uahosaay ks to
4 Ressre Experienced he.vy s-ss ho WNw dIlas tie
Islstse aro he'd plot en- tssTd hses'eaJs q
Sh-. Cala BLIZZARD. Brandy me dsys fo1r 20 master
ser Isrsa hrl Creasa HALIFAX Ia raass ton s.slnli7
Huntolctl 20 Ii Ha1ser
schr TsesEsPh Esu Bridgeport u hoar. in ballast 70 h
EIeokHtB-
sehr se.nEn Lave Delaware. With corn,
sshv. NJ Hie, site Delaware days Barrett
sesE sss d SrsHfssL CTSnERsr Ae1anaris With shsAs
Mos 1 Co
shr Mslea Wells Terry ohsrls.l1c = S eos,oS rice
&c 70 MsCssdy Not Co Sid IN CO with Schr Tracer Wheel
sir IN Carter Lines Alz.nsis4Ss whs to a william.
Iofe- AIfu.is Cs,-raaa 80 Bedford days. via aass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27
u,ovn. shipley &. Co.'S Circular.

Per N.0crta LIVERPOOL inlay Jan o lot;
ar been steady daring the week n tue
dtraard in caused bT TIE terrun'
tc 10 business the temporary closing OF the railways and eaas
h he fret accom- anied By iuIsuIi, Llgy I'll O. snow
To1es cuuiinrc thu m ID sap7'-s no me 1tef
giving In he leit naucs o. pFe'en ~ untl
e.a IN ftccs. ai NJ
@ tal,s whch 10 90 Aurican large rooa Of
tie latter herF OF poor els.
he * ming lest evening Is q 20 bales speeu-
ct.s taking 30 rid e1portIs 10 hal To-day t is called
with the trade az TIE following u'aions.
ls OIlesls.... y. fsir Mobiles 90 Fer glands d.
MiC0lBg. 5tG Niddug .......5it a.
OIl.raTy .....fiui.d Inferior .......2l add.
IIta In MGIebcer c0nrues dull, without msteFa change IN
pics
CoRN has again been ezcite ~ ,yance on
prices = In Wheat = barrel Ia Flour
end qunrtT nGlo Corn sales being sni prine-
psy csBtd ty speculative feeling shat iuprs daring The
tfitc will be Inadequate This will 80 badly
lead dafT the decrease IN consumption ineyita
tlj ssiu advance in f.cs being generally unde
urffd
White WHEAT i1odl2G Red n c<lii6 70 % Western
Cans and (GnGdeu FLOUR a Phladephs Baltimore aud
Ohio q f3. 81 tb White ISDAS CoRN 81 Ye
low sci ard uiff "a o.. = quarter
The sae o. RESIN week 600 bbls. 500 cwt
Nothing report IN TUEFLSriEE.