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Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20
w ELLIS, FARGO & co.'s
SOUTHERN ExPRESSt

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nora, Columbia, Murphy's and Nickel
umne Hill. connecting at Stockton
with a Daily Express from Mount
Ophir, Mariposa, and all other PROM
inent places South aad, at San
Francisco, with our Daily Express for
Sacramento City, Marysyiie, Nevada,
Placcrgille, aud all parts Of the North
ern Mines. tI
ALso,-To all parts Of tie ATTAIN
TIC STATEs and EUROPE. t f
The following arc the principal Offices
in the UNITED STATES and CAEADA.
New York, Boston, Philadelph;a, Bal
tilnore, Washington Csty, New Orleans.
Providence, r. L., Albany, Troy, Utic,,
Syracuse. Geneva, Auburn, Casandai.
qua, Rochester, Buffalo, Dunkirk, FL
myra, Binghalnton, Cleveland, Ohio,
Columbus, Dayton, Cincinnati, Zanes-
vile Sandusky, Toledo, Detroit, Mich,
Jackson, Ann Arbor, Marshall, Milwau
kie, Wis, Chicago, Ill, Galena, Spring
field Louisville Ky, St. Louis, No,
Dubuque, To-, Rutland, w., Burlington,
Montreal, Canada, Quebec, Kingston,
Toronto, London, Hamilton. -
u@- Drafts on the above places nt
the cheapest rates.
I@ Merchants and Wholesale Deal
ers are informed that the Office in
Stockton pays particular attention to tho
forwarding Of Goods by teams. Com
mission charges. moderate.
WM. DAEGENER, Agent,
REMOVAL.-The Office Of Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Express, in Columbia,
has been removed to the American Hotel
VIM. DAEGENER, Agent
COLUMBIA, Nov. 5, 1858. 50
JAMES MILLS & CO.
BA ANKER
...AND... ..
DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
CORNER OF MAIN 4 FULTON STREETS,
.CoLUMBIA....
DRArrs for sale at sight, or on time, Oh
tho principal cities IN tho
Atlantic States.
1@- Gold Dust purchased at the -kr
16- highest rates. ~6@
Drafts on San Francisco at par Col
1cctions made on reasonable terms
~. Having one Of Herring's largest
FIRE proof safes, enclosed in comnedi-
Gus and secure vault, arc prepared to
receive general and special deposits.
AUGUST Ist, 1881 If
JAMES MILLS g. CO.,
BANKERS,
COLUMBIA,
Draw at sight, in sums to suit on
Bank Of Commerce -. Boston
Duncan, Sherman & Con-. York;
Page & Bacon. ........ st. Louis.
EX CHAN G E,
x & at rsyR per cent.
HIGHEST PRICE
paid at all times for
GOLD DUST
COLUMBIA, Nov. 5, 1853. SO If
}. P. YANEY, PETER o. BERTINE.
YANEY & BERTINE,
B A N Il Z Il s.
...sONORA...
DRAFTS on Page, Bacon & Co. San
Francisco also, Drafts on Page,
Bacon & Co., London, New
York, Boston, Philadel-
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20
}. P. YANEY, PETER o. BERTiNE.
YANEY & TINE,

YANEY & BERTINE,
BA NKE Z r s,
DRAFTS on Page, Bacon & Co.. San
Francisco; also, Drafts On Page,
Bacon & Co., London, New
York, Boston, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, n.
Orleans,
st. Louis, Louis
vile, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
1~ Highest price paidfor Gold Dust ia
Gold Dust taken on General or Spec
ial Deposit.
Gold Dust shipped to ali parts Of the
United States.
~. Collections made at a reasonable
per cent, and all branches of the Bank
ing business attended to.
JANUARY ST.
SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
FoR SALE.-Oac hall of that popular
and valuable FERRY, on the Stanislaus
River, kposn as ABBEY S FERRY. This
property is considered second to none of
its description in the country.
4 ne,o roggos n road IS about completed
The subscribers would call the attcn-
ton of families desirous of pleasant and
profitable home, to the above property.
There is good Hotel on the ground,
with out-houses, boat, launch, and every
thing necessary for carrying On the bus
mess, IN PERFECT ORDER.
Fer particulars, apply At McLean's
Ferry, to
MCLEAN & JEFFRAY.
March, Is, 'o4-7l-snn.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

q. p. DAVIS T. co.
WHOLESALE & KETAIL DEALERS
Fruits, C"nfte'ionafy, VINES, Liquors,
SEC AIRS, TOBACCO, &c.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

10 be had of the Proprictors, at their
Office corner of Merchant and Mont
gomery street, San Francisco, or at the
principal Book Stores, Hotels or Saloons,
throughout the City and State.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20
N &c E .

Feb. 10, 1854.-67-tf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-05

h@itsd ,slss q SEQ Dbl. a. Sc and Lump Re receipts
limited and prices hrmi sales Of four ale. Of
LATH arrive NOR. freely, and prices are 0"e'' '-'''
MoLAssEs 70 in.stive and heavy, the sales MAKING "e
NAV AL srORrs-Tis do~ns ard tendency in so,' raI
n~ptipe eorfinues-he arrivals ere moderate ma 80 :,
,i9a Ss m .ai i'y in :pp: sis es
Is nhout chan se-tbe demsnd moderate IN ea n Resin
u oxns to the sbi' and can be Oots9eo 90 oI
Iabe esier eIms sales q GO eo' Spa ,tr. Pale
IN yard; white remains excessively d9l; Wilmins,ou 4,
which Is wanted Tar Is inactive a - 70 '0' "NH'Hs
Cry Pii,h filling s' =, in Of moment ha. been
done the arrivals moderate, and hoeeu are aaue
,or,i,,T b.ler, The late news from the aee's has
had mari ed influence, end no ders demand
ssebss a; 75S77e Crude sperm without sc ion; the hsh
prics. sied check buao. Manufactured 10 sight
Is & wish nquiry ;ss: 10 b6 We;.eI Nv win Olive
sjasse cab ard mos OF Ksd the mare. Dare 0"''
PROV IsIONS-Ogr market for FORK azan 9etIei tne
ss. he market; the demand fair sale. O. 800 sb' st
ais z5a IS for Mess and t2d$ll y ot Pn@e the az
6y bS b,bsr Included 10 the 500 bbls Mess
arrive on private Beefis quite hrn ols qaet tae
nSSy oI n conHI9 V Mes. SIS SIS 50 for Vermont Mess
fsd IS % or rspasked Chicago a.d a.
Dressed Hogs are and waned 81 0tGotc Cu Mee
a. in sood demand steady sales Of go bo'
and ola Ioic Tor asw aud M91e ps So f stats
Cbeese Il firm at lodllts. r.. lit
sALTPETER Is ED higher sales Of $40 bags East lada
Crude At Boston for export hence at &C., ant 6OO GOOD oc
$50 Superior az 7c 6 mos. -, eli
soAP-saie. have been made of 100 boxes English CASTLE
sPICEs-suce our last 800 lbs No Nutnegs have been
od a. sIdsl Ozi % bags Pepper at lie, aud " bags
sUGARs-The market fat and pr Ices tend strong d9wn'
ward; Is hhds Newoesns at 5e ~ hhds CUBA MUS
eoyndo AZ 81 ds;c and a small lot of Havana ~ otc.
TALLOW-The market is frmer with light supplies on
hand The demand mainly for home consumPt9n safes OF
% eco prime City at I9lc cash. Taow Oil is firm, with
Gales Of zoo Western a. lVic and 800 10 City DO 81 Is
ql0Ic OF Rough Fat eco B sold AZ Sic, all eash
WHTSKY-The market 10 rather frmer, with light arrivals
sales Of 80 bbls 40d4tc for Ohio, snd Ot &c Tor Frs
on; Drudse 10 nominal, at 45c., time.
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Foreign Ports.

Air ct Liverpool Nov IS. Alliance Steele Quebec; I7th
silstha. ST. Jobp NIB OF the port lsth Constellation
Allen, New-Y0rk; Niagara Is Lech Boston
Entered for ds 18Th, Bessie Monsge Alexandra Va Eli
rsteth Bentley, Boyer New Orleans; Helen Hamilton 5a-
vannah 18th Champion jenkins Boston, C0rnela Thomp-
ION, and Caledonia, Ray, New-Oreans
AdveTtsed star Of Empe Brown for Boston 9th; shaw.
nut Higgins, do 18Th; ChatswoFth Gorhauo, do Dee S;
Champion, jenkins DO 10Th; America Is do 9th; Pacific
g Aye for New York Nov q; Arabia do Dee q Australia
hseoduek, do Nov lsi Fanny Meenry for Philadelphia
Ton lsh VIM Psten for do 25hi Clare Wheeler for New
Az London l7h, John Ball Thomas still reported liz for
Boston Liverpool, Ksarney for New York sd, Of
esne Ford for Caeuita Architect, Potter for Hong Kong
3th Romance Of the See Henry for Do succsed the
9oyns spIssue for Shanghai ldgi Empress Of the Sea-
WIson, for Bombay I'd; and others ~ before
Sailed from Hull 18th Bsumiester RAnm Hsrnau Boston.
AT a. Bristol 18th. Gibraltar, KmaH, ST John, ". B.
18Th Ocean Gem Bird. DO
Arr. =, Shields 18th Alvsrado Sleeper Hull
FAILED from W hehsyen 18th Rassis Kelley Norfolk
AR At Greenook 18th. Glsaee, Gillespie St John " !,
iiih Clara. Dgrkee and Argyle Burton. do
sailed from GlassoN 18th Vtss Rosster New York Gold
Hurt Perry, Boston.
CID. At Rotterdam I4,h Astraean Smith New.York
A. Antwerp 18th Helicon, Goodins AMI Anna Schmidt
hulikin. for New-Ycrr
Sailed from Flushing Roads 18th. Sarah q HYDE. Snow
New Yoyk; Arm Wa.hbuin Winchel, New. Orleans
Sailed from Csdiz Oct e. Elizabeth Kimbsli, Lewis
Ar a. Hsl,s Nov 2 c. w Jones. Burke Boston land .a
eth for Girren !h Sea Bird Weston, Bosoo land d 18th
An. a Bombay De-. J. mo, 81 Mystery Matthews, London
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-05

In Wsshipston Market Mutton sells from } 20 y eo ~
Lamb from q 70 cts wholesale; Of retail 10 iV@ie,
Al The ayersse price Of sheep for weeks pas' to Oueno
rzssss uouev AZ these pi;.s -. 80. h,,
yFALs-(iood Veal caves 6na ready sale e. SGoS Guy
nearly all that arrive row. independent o. tnos re- ~,
are TOO ola 70 called veal ana too young for peel SO
neither the other. aud not worth ulaeh
two 3he prices them sell for u i9,s sen g.
,la Re more profitable for farmers 10 buy then SET -
they paw transportation and sell calves SIX MOUTHS O ~
hesd Total receipts Of the week, $50. rc
MILK COW S-fheIe fslrg OF in the fecsPt OF 49,
without any corresponding advance IN prices Ine es w
allow for sach Usually offered good hanasoul Wv
with f. Calf that though he got plenty OF MIX VI
fnd ready sale $40 $50 Very few OF that NJ neroas
es. thai sell teow so worth having keeeP" Of tns
sWISE-we have TO report naaK Of Hog. tas
LAT week The Enc Railroad brought 10 II 5Il Neay ~
Of th,,e were from Ohio aud directly 70 the peA
ynd. One Of the best los bear Of was 80 esnea o
Wn Forepcs sold by BartAm Bulls Head 10 g. Pray -
ss as with partial promise TO make Il 20 81 they aIss
vel This lot averaged III y live VT In Ohio, sed .nona
ei.h ass h here snd 2r5 No. AZ Hsm. range hlsh ms
IL the nos profitable and they stand the journey oe'''
than heavy hogs -. e ,...,
The following are the selling rates Of live Hogs quick
sales; mar L.. 49,.
This State. cornfed prime hyewt
Ohio. corn.fed prime ....'..'''.''''ft so u n'o W.
stlLfed. ........................'.4t3t I'VE VIZ
This State corn-ted.......'ss ''''''ot9eei uea5
Ohio corn fed .....-,s.... '.''''''''o G2f 1eI
Il I'd ................bt0o t dead
There small number OF Live hog' coming IN Oy any
apv other route besides the Erie Railroad put COCA aes
Of dressed Pork generally small sizes suitable for Market re-
failing
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Arrived.

Ship President Fillmore Nelson, London, with mdse. and
passe 10 Durham Dmon IL at anchor at w. Spit
with Is fshoms chain out Was spoken BY Heantug Leys
than, Capt Hazard.
Brig Msrellos Pisbury, Port an Prince via Newport
OF heavy weather a1d being short
of provisions. Is at anchor at HartIsland.
sehr Elliptic, Purki, Black River Jam IL days fui' to
Thomas Gimarn. Nov. So lat 81 Ion. IS, spoke brig FL
zrs from Csrdenss for Boston The schr while lying at
anchor inside the Hook lost both anchors and taken In
tow By the sesuus Achilles Cspt reports seeing hern
brig with painted ports ashore the Tavern Houses
about P. NJ Sunday
schr Atlantic Nickerson Salem days, mdse 10 r. W.
Ropes IL al anchor at Throsgs Neck
Schr Susan, Lorins. Boston, md.e. n $. w. Lewis
sehr Eolus Br Stubs. Turks Island II days salt to Hal
stsd & Chamberlain.
Sleep Protection Vanderbilt South River ~ j. pine wood
Below ship
sAlLED-ship Princeton Russell, Liverpool.
WIND-N w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-05

BABKER-In Brooklyn on Monday; the 4th inst Charles
OTIS infant son Of Ezra ID. and Maria ID Barker
The fends Of the family invited TO attend the funeral
this afternoon at o'clock at No. ~ Jorslemont
DAY-On Monday 4ih init Of injaI received by the
recent collision on the Harlem Railroad ser painful Illness
OF thirteen days which he bore with unexampled patience
Charles A. Day. aged q years c,, -,
His funeral viii place this day at o'clock r. NJ rom
the Methodist Episcopal Church in sevenths The friends OF
the family the members Of Continental Chapter No. H.
o u are invited to attend without further notice
DOUGHTY this City, Sunday, Dec q OF c0nsutnIF
ton Aeshs Doughty youngest daughter OF the late Capt
Joss ph Jane Doughty in the 18th scar OF her age
The relatives epds Of the family also these OF her
brohes@ In law D. Mccullough and James T. Wenman, are
respectfully invited attend the funeral from her late resi-
dsbce No KiDgst this (raesdayl sernoon at oclock
EIELD-On Saturday, I'd inst. Mrs H. MNeatet VIE oil
Robert H. FIELD sole surviving child Of the late r. Glen
aeDen. H. w
aud lanes respectfully invited 10 attend her
funeral from be. residence No. i56 EdIdeest on Tues
daV 5th inst 81 O'Clock, r M
GRAY-ln this CITY, on the ist insti hepIy ohy Esq
furu etly of Bosts n, eyed 10 years =,
HlCKS-In BTO1klyn, Sunday morning Dec. ), mrs
Caroline Hicks relict of the late George A hi,ks.
The relatives friends Of the family and Of her brother
CHARLES Bill invited attend the funeral from her late
rsoenoe No 81 Henry Of u o'clock this day (Iuesfsy)
Services At 81. AIMS Church, at O'Clock
QyINLAN-At FallsburGh, n. Y, Mr. Alfred y. QninlAn,
ate editor Of The Union (Bfoome County, Neics aged ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-05
MONDAY, Dec. 4-P. VI.

The Stock market does not exhibit any very marked
change to-day, but with uctuation, the market
closed at the Second Board with a rather cheerful
feeling. The transactions in Central, Erie, and Read
ing were quite large. The announcement at the
Board of the circular issued by Dr. Graham in regard
to the hypothecsted boods of Virginia had an uapess
ant effect. At the Second Board the transactions
wire to moderate extent Central opened AZ ~ and
closed at az bid Reading was 66l, decline Of p
cent. Erie closed at 32l; Harlem was heavy, Hudson
River improvedll y cent Panama sold at 20; ILL.,
ncis Central, s9l; Cumberland, 2Si. In Railroad
Bonds the transactions are to fair extent, at about
previous prices. Hudson Rivers were better in con-
sequeses Of the placing Of the new loan. State Stocks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-05

COFFEE-The market dull and heavy the ransae
tons uniuportGnt sales go bags Rio st q goc and %
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market f. Western and State
Flour unsettled the principal holder firm, but weak
holde with increased arrivals have sui fitted slight de-
cline. The Eastern msud Is lees s:ve aud the In
quir moderate We hear OF thing going forward fro
s,dt.; the sales Of western Canal are 90 Dbl. st 81 si
20 q for to good sat 90 25dss IS for mixed
5000 brands Upper L.le Mehis.n Tud.os snd
coed Ohio; civ ell 30 for extra Geneses Canidsn
Flour rather essrr ard ea sales Of 2 bbls 50 0ds9 IS
tEty paid IN bond 10 held IS 6 IS IS Southern -Four
in med request the supply fs especially of the low
home trade; sales Of 600 bbs sc Is SO g7 for mixed
coed brands Bsmore Alexandra and 50 259
rors plenty; sale. Of % bis at Is 2sssT So Buei~hsis
-Four IL demand - SIT asi 50 per 100 70. Corn Meal
GRAN-Tke supply Of wheat good and prce. are easier
h fair milling and shipping d.msnd sales Of II 900 bush
- 10 duty paid and oo do fair white Southern 81 s.
Rye rather hrmer; sales OF COO bushels River 6 snd
eco DO Canadian 81 s. osts pe1y and quite dull
4sats.e for state and Western Corn better and ia lively
FOR the East and for export; the sales IS 900 az IS
$50! for Western mixed sfost; s9d0e for d. Delivered e0
HOPs-A modsrsfe demand prevails and prices are Arn
Of S dS7e for Eastern aud Western crop, 1884
HAf-Ihe demand for shipping less active bat owing
i5c fi s.. Of 'l' ri'' SAFES OF ' Bales '''"
BIDEs-The marie; Is quiet bat With N oSer.,e stock
sid hsht arrivals hotes eviree much 6mness We quote
BUeros Ayr. At H!e, and Ansos,ura isc. and Porto
CatellS At l5ie selected The stock 70 - so cozprisns
!, 10 B1fPs: ., isS P IS 500 RIO SA6aa 100
30 TuIiO, 1890 Southern Western &e 10 MsIesn and
2fo sspd.
IRoN-Ths little inquiry Scotch Pig but holders are
generally tTm; sales IS tans At s32 5odsJ4 months
LEATHERNoitrs Of interest has znspred in this article
he sale: .ie .ods,'e I,iny @ sgpgy Immediate wants.
other binds and command 1c-
LEAD-The msilet 10 much depressed especially for cash
spanish bond 81 s5 RAJ short time .dans
interest," 6Gens dull sales q 100 pigs a, sc %, east-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-05
Domestic Forts.

ALExANpRIA-sld Dee. 2. schr. SorfO. Packet B.ssl,
New YCrs El,,sbs,h and E,s.DSr Psr,09. de- =,
j Pspe, = Camden ca Chr, 4: Red, Kelly sss
BssoGd Robert s s%s Wei kI so SI SSss s;.
PoTtlsnd; VIM T. Bird, Smith, Fsl River Cob P.s. ~
wsrd PhEsdsgsisi CSn'eT soar, r,o,essis. f.sss
Whistler fhipps eo.i Highlands, hniey Providsaes Ass
Flower GTo5ss, Boston Nelson d.ISsy sss.,. do;
Chsres,oni .hp Duchess de Orleans. Garland cA.o; sst
fOnser C,b sssn' ss b M Mo '' s.sSn G
New.York Patrick Henry, Bel, New Yors; Time. (ktl
Fsi River CD &C. SHIPS AIMS LANCE R.Sen kiy.s; cls
Rusk, New Orleans; bHss Chieiain, Brl Fnv So yasa.
Indies; scbrs Isabelle Coomb. Portland Ne Msrs Isss
Bo.ton csrhasens Wilson frovidenoe Vide World JOae'
cHARLEsToN-Arr Nov. 50, bark. vOl.nt, tBt) xI.
Liverpool Ed;o HARDING SS.GS ' s sr'Ps.
Ga SCI; E EsSrY s'sS. Yssa Barnet
GEORGETowN, c-Ar. NOy q bIs Onward, lib
Buci.vie CID S7th bs Australia wyHe. wi.e,se,j nh
.ebn'. Mercis Tnbou, sniser bermudsi samuel boioa
MosiLE~AT Nov. II. schr Kate Stewart Ms,hcr New.
York Cid. 18th sehr. Victoria, Wright, ramPiee
HsHpiou Roads hip LaaeSs6re 8sck-u.hp Csas; Hia.
do.tn Hubbard. dol Sophia SIC Kenzs Ross, do. CID ship
NEW oRLEANs-Ar Nov %. ship Ko,.uth tBr) D,w.
son Liv-rpooli bark c,usoe, Surg s., Boston. .,
CID. 9Th, chips Nsneluse, hewcs, Ant~erP H. NJ u.ya,
Day. Liverpool Bs ney NewYOrsi .ehr Anita lMsll
Bsso Csmpeschy and Si'a ART steamship Crescent vy,
hitss Bremen; Uhlaud (Drem Lahaseu Bremeni Rsbee
ca ss~y,r New York Peter Marcy. Hickey Phl.dsipa;
J. P Harvard, Andres Livsreooj Ariel su9.oa. Scao1
Reporter Bowe do bIiss John ). Oi1tDgs TIenis ssa
euro (span Ric,mer Barcelona and Malsgs s,hrs G. j.
james Phisdelphis; Alice, Cabaret MHsnsas Sd
san Russell. Braces ssntissoj Chpoa, Lockwood ayaea
Mary (Brl Jensns. helze, bold, va kuHan Island Vet
Florda Harrison, Pensacola Arr 5h, steamship nhars
Morgan Lawss Iudauols vis Gelvestooi Nautilus InemP
SON Brszos Sfntisgo; wild Car, new Alden bets Net
banks Gen. Cobb, HASKELL Bath, lMe.G Ann May Johe
Rio De IsDeiroi bs' Nancy Rio de 'sosrai
Prosporo Aphono (Dex Gstsnss, Ayaradoi seha Jso a
Taylor Black Tampa Bay Richardson Collins MO d
Janeiro
sAvANNAHArr. Dee bark Flight, Calhoun, Sew'foffi
brig Douglas johnson, DO - 49,,
nil o. New York; Exciarge, White Bsltimorei Rsseu
Edwards do; Dec. schr David Faust sharp pn,
"a scbr Lamartine Bngg- NewYoTk. Cid Nov ~. schr.
Maria Jane sOmers Me- York Dec l. 'chr Helene safes.
New York; Alexander Mitchell, massdl tinsa Lsoos'
Pow, NewYors; Hope w Grsndy Fargo, New York; Marine
Powell, Eew-Yoik.
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philadelphia Markets. MONDAY, Dec. 4.

Corrog dull snd unchanged; FLous -Demsnd limited 20
the 0nnts of The home from SO so to 80 % tor lar re-
aps 10 good and extra ands; fancy lots 81 to 80 81 no
buye In market for shipping bslds at former hsureA hfE
FLOUR and CoRS MEAL very quet small sals Of the latter
reported at 81 which decline. WHEAT some ooo
bnh white sod at 50 Oe for prime and 81 81 80 for IN
rior mo.ty Al latter figures 800 bush inferior to good e6s
sold at 81 7sGsl 90 CoRs s about stationary sales 'Vo
buh Southern yellow esds7c for old and SS9Stc t1r
new RYE IN sood dsnALd and SEQ BUSH Pennsylvania sold
At IS OATS sell 45 to extent Of 6o bush soutnsfn
RocERIrs uacve stock Of Sugar and Mossses much
reduced PRosIoNs-Nothing new; transactions very ss
WHISKY unsettled and lower; bbls sold at 4le hhds he'd
bizher without BUYERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-05

An at Havana, Nov ls shp Lsnette Hnhs Bahia Honda;
pinval, Esd steamer Crescent City Ne iowsa New fos
sbips Chsvser kpise. Portland Emma Lneoln ws,ts No
bs. bHgs soEpers, Watson, Charleston. ST Andre~ MosD
DO chr Ala, Adams Go SD Nv. 10 ship. Medor, Roby
Portland MciroJols FosE Galveston. Berth. Blanchard
cans; BRIG Jos sh Jex, Spencer Portlsn1i pol
quits BoIdoy Charleston; 2st 81 Leo West Ssw.Yort,
fIis Ellen HAYDEN Howard. Mobile; seh Joha Taylof
Wster Wilmington, 2gd, May Z. Walter = Ne..OS
ksns; biis Adels Byers ChArlest)n sshr Aanetts Ro
Boste n ah steamers Crescent Cry, MeGoxsn New 0fsans
FALCON, Cray, AspinwsA
AM AZ Apia Navigator Islands, Aus H. barb Fanny M.Sr
Green from San FrsDeco 25d Maid Of Oresns, Joces
Arr AZ Honolulu Oct ~ Sea Bird from San Fran
cisco; Isih hr Restless Paty do SD Oct % ship Herae
for San Fr.ncsoo brig Prince de yoinville Lason do
arr 81 MatAnEA Nov lS barb Oc avis Woodbury. Bostoa
2Sd biiss Laramotte from Boston; Kennedy. for do.
Arr AZ Sseus Ia Crsnde Nov 49, ship haskugam. Deiey.
Havana fh b.rk So Jsgo Foss Havana, ors fonss, Oar
diner New.ioTk.
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SECOND BOARD.
Sale. OF stock. az philaxse,uh,a

Reported for rHE n. rNbrSk by Fsr & rHos.sI
fns Board-Scoo Penn, So s5wn e. 30 Penn 81. 81 coo
New crset Cos. Co = ~ g Lshsh Nav b5wn co. . lie.
high Nav. co. 7Hsrri'surs Siii 4fenn R. a.; IS
cssh si; fCsmd,p and Amhoy re- lSi 50 s Nav prefer
RED 2 da,s q; 81 do rs, q; 80 do rs, 2st
BsivoA BodrdsSoo Newt Greek Coal Company DAYS IA;
50 Guard BsDf as lot DO lei.
Seooad board coo Long Island S. TO- 500 Sch Nav
Pref h5 zs rO Reading b5 SSt; 50 Lehish Navs.toa
o.; 30 Oh ard Bank lol; II Phils Bank, l2tt
Afier Bodrd-sl0o State S. 81; ESQ Long Island r Go
t5 10; sNor.town RR @t 10 Harrisburg r.. 2day. 5lt
u PENS r r. sci, 20 Reading RI, ssh Commercial
bark, So; IS Girtfd Bank, lti.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF observation-disclosures
Cleared.

ships-Coosswatee Paxton Savannah Sturse: Clearman
4 Co; Gaieus, Dennis New Orleans. w. Nelson son.
Bui,-Ssrah Lane Saunders Savannah sturees Clesrman
a. Co; Casanova Weber, Maracsbo, Agreda Jove 90
Bri,s-GeD. Foster Damon, Aux Cages, H. r Buck a Co.
MARY Wsber St MARKS smsllwood Anderson Coz Etne,
(Rr Kimball St John. ~ B. p. Neyius Sons; Cudad
bolfvsr Gibbs Bordeaux Boyd & Hincken. .
INSTRUMENTATION Cole City Point, Jas Hunter 4 Co :
Effort OBJ Curry. Horton, 5 d. T. De W9t Hsm T
Nichols Wilmington, NcCresdy No,t Co Walter u m'
uel Johnson B1eksville, Van Brunt Slsshti T. haw
kip, GTain Charleston McCresdy Mott Go Lynehours
Nelson Richmond. c. II Person W. A. Sanford Culver
Bsrse"P +. Heart, Hand Philadelphia Hand & Kirk
patrick.
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hp0t<en. &r.

Nov H. lat - O5 l,n 50 49, was seen brig Winthrop from
New York for MALAGA
Nov ., of Cape Sable, ship Elizabeth Kmbsl from Csdiz
for BO,ton.
Sept 10 lat 90 50 g. lon - 20 w. ship Gladiator from
New Bedford for C.llso, 70 days out
Oct 10 lat Il Al g. Ion % so w bark Cosssck Of Boston,
No date lat 80 a. lon 60 80 bark Phesx, from New YORK
for Hayre.
Nov IS Is miles of the Passes 'ehr j. C. Gibbs from New.
Bedford for A,tekspes, Is days out
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colrpT cAIpNDAR-TuIs Day.

SUPERIOR COURT-NOs. ], 239, l22 go, 81, 20,
22 tO Os4 ga 79 2s 1872 2s5 2Si asa d; 29s
iIi@ iis7 5S5 aS6, Is $751; SS5 7lS 7s $50 sll so7
COMMON PLEAs-Nos. 10. 70i 933. l,2l4, l,296,
1871 sS4 SSs. $40 1884 az 46e Last 45t l4oS:
los
SUPREME COURT-Special Term-Part DE
muuers l6 to 20. Part II-Nos. TO T. inclusive
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-DEe. 4-BefOrs the
RECORDER.

AT the opening Of Court Tor The DECEMBER tertn
the following persons qualified to act as Grand Jurors
Roe Lockwood, foreman; Go Andrew Stephen Culte;
Daniel NJ Devoe Walter Il. Harding, VIM ii Johnson Rob
ert civ Francis Leland John Mclean Charles H. Mount
James Nash Jas Oliver. David Ramsey, Lewis scu fde
Jobn III strsRue and James Stewart The charge required
b law be delivered to the Grand Jury pronounced BY
The Recorder and the gentlemen then retired to their room TO
commence their abOrs q,
Ado1h Fem indicted for rape and robbery pleaded guilty
to assault and petit larceny and was sent TO the f9pentay