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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD,
CHANCE or HOURS.
60 ss,e4SI EUU

IN and after Thursday October 1855 daily (sunday
cepsed) viii be this agreesby
train for Wansnton aud intermediate points
uon corner Of Duke and Henry streets, ~ O'Clock
al Ill O'Clock, a. M.
Returning viii WaIrenlon quarter D. m
afsiyins in Alexandria at quarter before O'Clock,
Culpeper Alexandra points will
leave cupeper IN O'Clock, arriving Aex andrs
O'Clock, a.
Returning will Alexandra O'Clock m arriving ia
Culpepef at ~ O'Clock
running Gotdonsvie Culpepcr In
connexon with the this and the Virginia Central roads
DO lynchbuig. w
winchester W
Per orders w. h. CROCKETT, Agent
Oct4--du
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A LA WILLIE DE PARIS.

n GAuTLER respectfully inform patrons public
" esnsTay Avenue
l4h 3sh will opened nil Monday morning
November 7h owing of the
All orders with which he favored
viii rscsvs prompt attention II len al the abova place
Nov ~ 3
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nR EDWARD VI. CARNICHAEI. from Virginia,
professional services the ciizens
His Office l2h street, adjoining Irving
Hotel. Az @-Ndtf
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GREAT THROUGH LINK To THE WEsl
W


needing tAsre vita s large and pendil fessrr
Union line the Ohto 1ndthe stages to ZaneUtue, re-
Hs expeditions line being thoroughly completed BY lac
finishing Of the Board Tree Tunnel and tho road being
excellent ORDER the attention Of travellers confidently d
reced advantages and low fares The
tias road Of the supendous and attractive character
Directly through $3.50 mles) 10 hours
Guiding all arriving there at or next day;
passengers BALTIMORE lay for lodging
In Cumberland, 79 me and proceed thence Wheeling The
morning
TO trains Washington
daily from Baltimore Wash
junction, (bee known the Relay House miles nom
Baltimore.
Wheeling unrvaled Of Union line
which completed for this
ion with the and down the Ohio Gin
cnna and Louisville, where the for Nashville, Ac
the 81 Louis and New Orleans packets may be taken BY those
fassepge Cor prefer Gin
Wheeling Stage Company's
by railroad
Passengers WelIsvile Cleveland
railroad will also find this agreeable there being
regular and speedy connection at Wheeling and from those
places.
Qy Baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling
no charge 0- transfer of passengers baggage.
through ticket with the lie anywhere
ou,e from Washington 10 Wheeling 90 sol 70 Cncinnat a
to Louisville, $l2.
Tickets be Of Mr. Parsons, agent station,
Washington and Of the other agents Of the company.
WIN. PARKER,
May ll-dn General Superintendent
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Great Match Running Race, for 5000. Column
Course, Alexandria Co, Va.

THERE win be match $500 the above
Tuesday November 7ad 1859, at O'Clock precisely Heats
on mile repeat.
y Suit enters b. q. John Graham.
r. NJ. Hall enters q. q. Santa Anna
thorough bred, and from the best
country expected, The proprietor
offers the following ti5 entrance
81 o make
Purse Of sloo for Wednesday, November 23done mile
peat. . -
Purse 5000 for Thursday, November 2hwo
peat . -
Purse Of Friday November ostour repeat
made the track by Friday November let
fore ~ o'clock.
THE proprietor having fenced in other
place. confidently public
viii find the best accommodations for and horse.
CYRUS MARTIN,
I0-3tawfisfhFsb
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MErsRE, of the French, Spanish
~ Avenue House, Mrs Davis between and 9Th
streets, Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
Oct8-u
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I Aw NoTICE-sIDNEY 6. BAXTER, late attorney genera
Ia OF Virginia, removed to Washington practise
He practise Supreme States,
District OF Columbia
essco ndded him.
Office in Mouson building AZ ofPennsyvaj
mia avenue.
Hon ]. J. Allen, Hon. WIN Daniel
Hon. Richard Mnncure, Hon. q. u. samuols,
Hon @. II. Lee, OF the Court ofAppess Virginia.
Judges OF the Circuit Courts Of Virginia.
To and members Of Congress frem Virginia.
Juns il-lydsw&w
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Removal.
JOSEPH HUGGINS eweler, has his
side of Pennsyvania avenue
doors Wiiards HOTEL opened
and handsome Of fine ewel Watches
which will be sold reasonable terms
He feels thankful his friends and patrons and hopes they will
continue their calls.
warranted
Nov ll-eod3s
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CAhD-Major FIELD, late OF Wilards Hotel, respectful,
informs his friends and the public generally leased
for term year the hotel Capitol Ill., kept by
Caspa The same being thoroughly repaired
furnished In the modern sye and will opened
cePon OF guests on abou, the 9 Of November Due
will be gwen.
Oct B-du
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Familiar discourse. ON LANGUAGE


KENT--Three chambers, and a paror chamtev
first foo with door opening between the very
bly, and neatly furnished, and egby
and
They desirable
veniences, aud are very to the principal hotels
Apply on the premises.
Nov 22-dihf
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EOR ALE LeascA commodious four house,
House con-
tans rooms and recently papercd painted
throughout Terms accommodating, possession given
aey Address 40, Solicitors Once Treasury Department.
Oct l5--df
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ITO BLANK Book Manufacturers-Medlnm denny, and Nat
cap papers, for sale by COLLINS, BOVINE, CO.,
lh street, six doors north Of Penn. avcnue,
Branch Of Hall, TIA lie street,
N. B-orders received for book binders' materials
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NEW asd Complete Gazetteer Of the United states
IN bss~d spen the ccn.us Of 1850 vol, thick, eyo
rw ssls w FRANCk TAYLOR
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WING ALMANAC FOR 1854

The Fourth Edition Is resdy. In addition 10 u
usual Atlororaical Calculations and Calendar pages
Almanac fr lis year c'ntsirs
TT CovyrSvrNr OF rnE UNITED SrArEs Executive and
rirre, The Csbine; otce- pfeunr csa Jiir-.
III, ~ ro fi-rhs ~ The p "a Nl-les ; lA's taer
LIT e ile hele.s 81 Ae Rosa Il as.rs.
seuitines &C.
ArsrRlA AND TIE rNIrTD STATES
D,,'ou,fc Commonplace btsssn Chew hshemSaa sae
tisp Charse Washington, and Secretary MA'y 10 ossN
the KcsIis tFs Al SmJIns
CusA AND IHE UNITED STATS O..
1854 7,io.,tl,e Treaty a1d Diplomatic correpcnisoes
CIV I. wet.,er Everett, CHAMPION, Lord 'Sha Rsss As.
TBE JAPANESE ENPEDIrIoS- ,,
Cor riore PsI By Bsyad TsylOf ~ao accompanies No IA
LrBIRIY Is EURorE- ,-..--u-
Apoversal sad lril' iant Grafton 30 Victor HpsS
TRY iy,u.IEAL ADDRESS Oy President FIERCE.
FIXED FACTS AGRICULrrRt- . -, ,, .
rsrs contain many aasbis et aid hn for the eonsa e
rs'icu OF Farmers.
NATTOSAL kINhNCrs-
Rs,P To- sIisd STATE. oyer1% 9Ss =.
te fiscal Jene . " ard re ess,IA''d rsSeH
RAIIwAls THE NrTKp STAtE>-
TIE lersb capital sfos cot o. .Sns,ru9u gross and &
Fs.o,i,l Article On the Exhibition for the Industry GAS
Nations
An T,orisi Atee The war eH5srs between these
two Powers -. ,s,.
CoyERSMYNrs OF THE SEVERAL STATES FOR lsS-
liable etnisiuug i.t OF TIE states Osptes veraousS
lime Of meeting Lee Aare, TIC Of ho.sns Annual Lice
PofrIAF Vo1E FOR PRTsIDENr in 1852. lsis and lsH.
M the Fop uaon the United States by s'atea according
FryCIIoS RTruRvs from every State in the Union,
fully ccud and compared Wl'h former Eeeuon' expressly
s E, esnts - per dozen ~ per hundred po.nss.
To-. will receive IS copies orders respectfully So
he''d GREELEY McELRAru
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81. reusss: vg-sk rather un.tsaiv
the Wssteer the esy
uni Frisy noraas very evil
-ion haa aken place vita the fsgorab-
he Ih- week cord fir
rrctrtet rricts srT ahcng the
tls y The shiI Aasset from =
cvahy although in tae early pare Of the sod from
i6se
Yes arriving the last week % the week before.
fs' Aherou ell BY Ia len Rosd 10 Br1<rin-s
fbTtnss tj CD rcrll's; i3 b
fo1d rskinE with those foo s-h
toe = . - than double the week b-fore.
conssquence the pine hAs wa7 sni the
oughf tie 10 tie pS.
II yor whlt coed veal really the stall Of
Wn IACri CeLfre MAXI sd ~ Of be paid
pound TO-DAY That's for h.naa fo, Nov look
Of re snail li'n neat oi calves days Old you Ghak
goGd. DO sfall
MILK cows has nauabsrs agAa iris
tid iif Wen's Of uyes al qH;es have
1hfie msst are generally Sel seFGooJ II ' aclt % sell
@ thsrn
-NINE-TIse been received the week Theh IL
tie previous, the so
T0red e OF the eceips ilss the
We y fIis RGroa8 landing IT Bergen ard 81 D1sas
So the Hg5.ou hver Railroad aud rs upon
the Hudson River msrket boats Thee generally sna sn
able or CITY butchers
arriving Erie Read So the Unon Drove
far- 81 % AeItCn slou 6J direct
ttf ufhs pes Tt the weather Oftho-e
D. IL huesou Road ~ the lad g latter and
th, - hand shout $50 a. each place
Tie tats have been for FED Hogs 5d5c still fed g. d5c
utf;'td 30 sold for Hos for the Brig
In.fkct
Thefe sgpr expect cold
wfater ~ DO TO Cay through the drove I'd
their hcf' io-Wt'c they u-u.i Tockettt- lose
TIE r. owrs the TePouo sck By be Erie road FOR the M
esvs Landed ct Bergen IN hogs H5 sheep 755 cattle II
hsIteG
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u,,h IS Ia. 81 Ion n big steering ball painted e'd '''
wnaIers.

L. . w,,ssr,f7th bark Gov Csryer Wes' htlsne Oieta
- ia ~ or 1850 81 Gil 70 Ds boas % l,easl
t = ne 80, .rr Oh Rsro - spoke Jsn - "a
q iee w salnrsi ih'uas Pose' Aa'aPosss 81
a. nd 10 gsrbscofsto rrcgule PEosi-i51'
toad Al Tr.fsu d Alauhs S~Pt 5sFk G.aaare Ssr- -
elesr .ib iiio Cergess hsnssn SO 81 SIS "a Nov -
trr Charlotte Miller g. 10 sp ~ 1Nh. jain. Ce'.'
R,lcck wh De- ship Aieiize Bfo'h-'s9u . ,, u" -
lhh b.rk Tertee' orsv n L $50 WI Tsp b.,s hyv
al E,sf.hsr Palmer 10. el-sl; i5h WIN b.'s
Bal, DO Tsp WI 18Th BARK orgcn I-ry "ieeo9''' -
-, % a.. Kihlee1, Al.ea = x - sp ri.l or y,u
pY.r S,,d FEB 3 ero-s her Barrow Bav outl Anss
.srs hen IN the srcst gale December - 10 whtch
~. r. ali BIT enc had her bllaks stove II
n,.s tlosn aud nstAnd otnef dlA.o' A
he.r In Ucrr cre rrcrths DO oil -
f-cr C.p, smih cf bah MARY Facs o. Warren re-
800 81 G,Irs.os Il srds Dec 10 Al 81 bbs sp oil
Psar Up the Bay Of TAclhuAao Jan - 'hP As'Say 0''
- car. d vers, 70 date barss MarcsIA horon b sai
So. Fcy Conierv. Wesrcrt
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Markets. .Reported By 7e5grapl.

EEwORLElvs March I5-ln oar u,rke for COTrox today
prices er though qsotshy higher There lvge
GeueLd the s reached IS Co1 balss FLOUR dull
IS 80 CcsN 62c for Western mixed COFFEE acve; the
sales to-fsy ERE tCo bags IT l0c Gle
March l6 Ioe dss prices CoTToS firmly maintained
but tctua sdvsTce b. quoed FLOUR dull II 81 81 for
Ohio. CoPN rtcharrsd Pork Is heavy, Mss cells az Sl3 Rio
CofTEE sales Of 2too bsssa; loc ae Sterling EXCHANGE is
quoted Al &C.
srl IL CoTToH hss from the decline The
sales today 60 bes the they foot up CO.,
Tie docesso the fom the dse ell the
SoUhtrn ports 63 COO bales Tho stock hand here Is
"a bales FEEfcHTsSirs and Cotton liverpool
bquo'td st ID EXCHANGE on New York u par GUSNY BAG,
have oeciiItd 20 loc.
nsrh lour COTTON market dull today Dealers suKiou,y
q uriirg the Arlli-s sdsices
Arsbiss hiss depressed CoTros mark
fb decrease Ia the receipts compared ~h last G2 900
bales Rio CoTFEErhe ei the week have been 10000
talss oostly lCalc The stock hand is ~ bags
NOBLE March 1.-THE sales OF COrTos market during
the week 1900 bale. closing for middag
The tiock On hand In ths.port Is l5s coo bales
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g.tx Ill
sIstR Al xEALTssrs ncIs..ed arn.. ia oar a..<ss
W,s ss Ss d =. tie sass al sss ~ a.
Ie sd G .s s Ssst Il 81 s. Tss .s. o. o.a.I
81 !: q = s ss .: .Pe 81 . NJ
and held y, 9Th s.' "ps ss ne sss q sss1
q - ss :ssa s slsSi ss I'D
ss L. e. I S:ss.,; ~ at N Meal si AZ.
Of ~ Is 'srs .u.s1 and his s,n s.o.s.y
w,e q s ..s si's i:sI PRICE :Sos
saS I've very quiet nominal st si Barley ss q
siati z. o. ere 4 fer Ss9>G qat BAT closed rms.
s es s1 sas ' more .. .. bud nd ,...
M &c ss s ssns Sosn ,sd js"sy Yellow w's' mis-
SnhY ss .iss ss'sS. .S Sd'se e r ri bai
'f PEoSisro'i @ @ ssasal Or POI but wih a,::'sa
th.,.s - &c att. '"gi sI7l. r. 30
600 r,ques; 5sry hru as Of - 81, f.rre,i
Set y,rs PINE 6St,ef i.assd .se II So e.
Ieeu :t: ste Ian, NJ 81 ' s saS ~ i d S
cal. Ct C. &c cr shde pickle sDd 6a7e TO- 10 Ham,
T.. Li ss ar j:Ss s4S j a, d: ,,,d;
bu, e5et @ ee,e fair requ.,t ct oal2e
C0FFEE or msl.et oeay ). s,ae5 qr sa .e,dy ''ls'
20 t,F 30 e. &c te : ~ 20 b. 1870 so -, e .
hbe. Poro Rice &c de 100 Cuba Aa'-o ado a. .e 81
SoIassEs dull 'ad prses 't favor the buyer
fofs rs quiet .se. 20 bale. and wesra Csc
io,y have ten made Of D. Mexican sad
BEEN rS.se Of 80 Ash;ou, worthas-
1io 90 rourd ard one cargo Tur Isiard Pd terms
spf s-.sl,s mats Css,ia 60 ba.s Pepper
lie ~ No Nutme ~ Is; Nsc@ - 5; Cores ~ 4ls;
HONEY-Ibe dull sales 900 gallons Cubs aPPo'ed ~
Ts-Iry Co rrrive vry freely the demand limited and
prees Tin 60 as - IS nsc-efel ste 10 ~ 'et
dc nspo; sales tS5 bh' go >" 9r 10
Ifd r. ming freely offered and are lover sAs - 81
"a e37i srskei Herring demind a. SOC FOR 70 and
g., fel "sed Pieti.d Cod at IS IS ,,-...c,.,
yoE-A business doing in Scotch Pgs' 81 cS s1
MoBts 3D., &c
sTI 6s-A limited demand fer Clover sid9c Timothy
BiDss o., rsiSe, sse.dy ieqairy; The erigA
continue the fsles 2fto BGTceioua % ~ D. AZ
ID at Gee mos, and e's = cent Tor
etsb ri esdansfed i2 Vera Cr.z ~ % and 63 M,a'
uofo, Il n (tsken together l9c Stock y go
Ii sTuFRA quir. stesdy market only mode sales ~
fol- The receipts continue unusually ght and there 10 e
OF NJ aoc.HGlstion Of sock
in Er sh Ii seed and ab)ut
iO gsoIs have cAausd heuos ia whole los At 7i@7ac cash
nov hg 900 gallons DO and American from store n
on al parcels TIC cash cake Crude Whale held with
here private terms We quote a, II
rur Sc SOC Refined sells 75c a7c for Wiatar
chsDsed and Is qni.t Msalcnrsf s
firm a. f adpl s. Elephant selrg az 1916 for
+ kefIfd
NAVAL STORES heavy o Spirits Turpentine
the Iets character; 100 bbs brought boc cash
quiet nominal Common Resin s acve sn-ct
he Freifhs sales Of 900 bos Wilmington At
s.. delivered SO snd dul and priest nd
in active dem and and scarce Ter With
OFT tIa1shCticis AID bfld trmy
inquiry. ISLES Of hard North River at 5d - . for com
n
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II appears that the Breckenridge coal yields larger
per cenage of gaseous matter than any other coat and
exceeds even that OF the Jumen of Cuba. 1t burns Ike
a pine knot, aud has The fragrance of burning wood.
There is not particle of sulphur in the coal, combna
ton that often renders btuminous coal offensive when
used in CRATES, and very destructive in manufactures
The Breckenridge Company has been established under
charter obtained from the State OF Kentucky AMI special
care has beenaken TO ascertain the value and probable
produveness of the property previous to its introduction
10 public attention.
The act provides that Commissioners be appointed by
the Governor of Kentucky who will fix tho valuation Of
the property at such in heir opinion will yield
TO the stockholders under proper management when he
works completed, and the product of the mines
kcfed not less thon II y cent. 4 annum. The Commits
soners appointed by Governor Powell viz: Messrs b.
sillimaD IT, Geo. d. Prentice and Bryan X. Young after
q dgent, scientific and careful examination of the prop
ery reported it worth 81 000 600 This valuation
arrived a; by estimating the roy atty value of the
worked coal in the mines, and comparing the same with
valuations Of similar character The roy atty in the An
thrdcite mines of Pennsy is fixed at sixty cents T.
tun The Commissioners of the Breckenridge mines fixed
the valuation at twenty cents the tun. The quantity Of
Camel coal alone estimated 20 be in the mines is twenty
millions Of at the above valuation of twenty cents
this would net si,0O0,0Oo.
1t will place the coal at Coverport the port of
thpmen. the Ohio River, from whence il be dis
tGutod to New Orleans the Gulf ports, and elsewhere,
iolloUs
ass.s-
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Ills 4oW. eAi'a,iy II, OF Steers and the advantage
ofiu pioyed lrtecs
JgxA NrfHiIr sold I held Of Kentucky cafe 9th. ,.u.
steek the orduy t.ed a. TGina Its drose ty
ks.eE Cas- Sh9 esGgsle
We tsy at The cles sStAle stcut 0 They M
tlte 20 I've ySsrof eIt sid perhaps
thar fLoSe Of NJ Ae.rre yc SC f head lea
MLLER Hiring C. head vi his
1t selling S--,e oi thk drove .1e 90 poor
Il ia Oh wa0.t setting watch h IL
tic tTs sic = be c1csc3 h5ztss de tasy are
vixen tcu-e '--urers senG their cattle y market
Atfss lLIET "Hfr 81 CAter Co. Pa = Nlrgi1s aud III
Cnc cattle Tie aiisr sf-frsd stctIc Iy 600
G1sEy yfu Cd -eli sier1ns 10. guile sad lo0sias
jest poc n cOS hess ss-ds Nv nor =,
lie r.y each AZ =! .. liz
The q the II wcrcs hke these:
"Oh. I'll cut e. t-zaaiys reach,
! ust finish ; journey alone
Never smell The fNeti fragrance u LAY
Never esl sweet eeweIoP Gy os-'
CHsNFIELIS 81 sod IS Orange arsrarar
ewt lie. which ID reisuE beef TIE zes other
l.oits scrc1y 81 tbc The roa
dte cft I'd he'd a. icc. o. The odd .5ors
that enc very below p Oh Ias largest po.to- sre Of
socd Az rec qlany.
ttS Countert a. New Jersey 10 P-rus FEns Y-sa, p
kturcly Cto 80 TIE gsfle1 t-olzh; IS FL
IS sheer sc vess Toe uGo- r5l5 bse7ss 8 en-.
1Ie Ire cae CO. sevtA SiIWise 70 tbs 4ite 5ssvss
~ heat from Albany
1hs io ses Of bssy,, fr Re week al he rk., ui..
srs s. oVs Alf:-1t lt Bt,wuinsssi2 O5rsa' D. Cs..
ttfrs IS lie Eucf F.YeT total as n;
lsis iLGu iDt PIE iOLE week.
sHFEP-lle nesiTts Ct ,he vtek ta7e tesa d. al,v. A.
bewrrss lfa. AsFets - ClsE,he vim. ne ra,,ke
lcL H. Csl SIS thtn the plev.srs g,et
esiAy tceied lu they to-1y u stout 49,
tsues lie EuIbes On Lard tbs Eo.lIng A. bTo - 81
az htn ttusl 1T eIeeess CO. whch a.
ItIS shss tIa tone at We world sssp dog eating No
Ct 20 dty b Desersen OF Portage aty sio whrs
vtsled rs hen PCT They were ali w.ts.,
Of TIE Lses'tsnlhe breed Wiki had teen fed yss sai
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rh,iade,pn,. Mnrse.,. .Mosp,,. March 20

There change IN the CoITos market All moderate bl
doing II the as For FLOUR the demand limited
and sou bls ordn dor sold 81 ~ b wh:h IL
fur bt decline holders fuse this but BUYERS
us arrival hourly expected The home ten md
Is Moderate within the OF - Pa ~ 50 = 31 CoRS NAL
arc Ryr TLous are.uos inquired for sud oerec low
figures HEAT il In better demand but favor the blyer
it bus prime Psunsy hife sold 70 1oat a1d
LOO bus red IL store g. CORSAbou 5eo b-s yew sold
at Tic ~ and &c Most holce OArs-So
,afs n retail way and prices finn RYE selling &c
with fOod maid The market for GROCERIES u firm with mod
crate ade demand pryio. quoan, The P2ovsos market
quiet End prices Tie CLOVER sEEo du and prime lots
have bctD sold a. S. Z bus wLch further decline WHISKY
ssie,dJ &c Dbl and &c per hhi Wool moderate de-
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

st.sshp.-Star the wes. Tinkeraugh juan
gsn Geo law MeGossn AsPiHwsL II o Roberts, A9s tBr }
Li;te Liverpool f.. Cunard.
ycsburr Hughes New Orleans w Nelson Son: Bi-
vsris Bailey New. Orleans pet@f, Southport Wilson,
ssvsnnsh siurses, Chairman Co. Juo Cushing Pumner
Charleston j. Atkins A Go.
Bsr.s- Msr.zsl Ward Berbsdoes Drsht 2. A. Cochran,
Coersp Havana Beck Co Louise Caroline Carver Cape
Tow. Jas Smith Son.
Brss-Goy Brown Park Havana master Marshal Esy Lila
Cieneeos Jas w Elgel Milton McEwen, PoftalPrnee H.
Beeter Grseves
shooreIs-R Baker, chsse, Norfok MASTER lanes Porter
RiehroId Mott Coz Perry Bullock,
hsyaguez 7 White Co; Hamilton. H1ee, Bermuda & 2.
JPeter; 81 Mary Johnson Puerto Cabel, via Martinique
Lewis; SIrshilng Nickerson
Co Chss Hawiey yennnss roviinc Orisnns Dodge
Hthnond PieTson EDchsrtress Chirles.ou
Cretdy, Mott Co H. soeale, setyesr, N~bern Davis
Honts; kyeEglsde White Jacksonville Thompson Huuter
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tns Of IN inch in DIAMETER larger 'hsn quarter eagle
ard les than twenty FIVE cent piece There not 70 Dc
any hoe in the coin
TIE amour. OF Pobrc Debt redeemed last wesk was
s3254oo. having go ;ii,972 unpaid
Tie Nnsy Nartg ga1 easier oday than early Ia,
vesS i,tr % eAi anG or paper There "2s al u'0A''
n,. COZ first cIass paper, and the supply h'' P''s''
81. 2 cent ;. :. ~.
nm. ~ al, (om..re,l Advertiser Of 6atsrdsy ssys"h
p.sssb the canals viii pOt b opened Ds'ofe VIC NV.
- r,v q. the grest quantity Of frost remaining 10 the
mod In consequence Of the very little snow tha TAI
ssro Tho osss season render mpracticable 70 open
ea,em before that date"
ccordipg TO Congregational report recently made the
be, Of r. that arrived at the ports OF the United
states IN 1883 was H. which were divided as oloTs;
Nsu. York 2s4els; Louisiana, s3oas; Massachusetts,,
% 600. Pennsylvania 1921; Maryland 1885, Other
ports, 9, 423-tota, IO0,777.
The New Jerrey Legislature has passed law chsrerns
company to construct railroad from Camden 70 hey
port which win be 10 straight line from Phadepms sa
New York The road viii pass through Mount Holly New
Eetut and Freehold to Report Another rosd IS also
chartered 10 up from Keypo To Toms RIVER snd 'nene
X to Delaware Bay ard Cape May.
The adjourned Memphis Convention will be held a.
\ Chulesson Cd the 10th April prox
The Erpress contains the following statement In regard
4 to,he Breckenridge Coal Co IL
The increasing demand for Coal FOR manufacturing snd
aaestc nurposes the high prices the article has attained
Throughout the past year. and the ProsPec. Of thee ngp
urces being maintained, seen by "a
Ceal In reat Britain have directed the attention
Of esitsists 10 further development OF the C2s re
ourees of ts country The Anthracite region Of Tenn
syiysnia and the bituinous Coal deposits OF Mary
lind and Virginia have go far not adequately supplied az
the in the Of Coal Thu fact has d.e.so
attention to Coal formations at convenient points .ne
Wet and has causedvh organiz alton OF the Brecken
~ Camel Coal Company Of Kentucky. BY number d
Ne York Capitalists The Breckenridge Company owns
acres of Coal lands, containing in It's mines max
Ghle nnanfies OF the richest Camel Coal, which arc
diae available to market The lands also boo s
M M nresent TO nee The Camel Coal Of which spec
msrs have been brought to York. We have seen IN
sats OF ignition It burns with great briiancy and Ia
nars an intense heat The Coal peculiarly adapted foi
he Manufacture of gas and contains larger proportion o.
volatile matter than any other Coal IN this Country ina
has been analysed will be seen by the following tso'e
| 49, ANALYSIS OF CAMEL Oh BrrvNEous COAL
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Markets. ,CArrrrLLY RrFoRrEp FOR TIE y. y TRIECyE
MONDAY March p, lsjL
usrte firm. With fair demand; sales Of 100
bib. st q for Pots al &C IS for Pearls
COTTON staple the Board OF Brokers dgT-s the st
week Lee been active elosirg finn quoa:oas hereto
the sales have been 10 sol ball Of whcb ga t1ke1
for export is for home $50 peeraon and $50
t7stnu TODAY the nAkst fm With salss Of oi bales OF
yheh LAS for export Isl bone $50 ecIlaioa AID
6lQ in usIlu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

NoSr Mach ohe opening Of gation has deprei the
ray from @ssos AZ sxnlt th re az there
shout sec Al good loads
Ls,t good hay bought I sc during those
in bundles sversgng about 3t selling this morning
- ~ D. hzncred bundles We Sian hay dJwn the
Euc,Cu River tLis y quantity.