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To Mariners,

The Coast Survey steamer CorEin Lieut. Cong Craven
aed on the 18Th inst for the southern The winter
ana sots Ct the Guf sEesm will be contr usd By this party
ard In connection with the Of the carrRz bet
. h.ye been provided Of peculiar form and stamped u
Cosst suvey These hoes viii st upright and the .tten.
ou q martss and others called them every enc who
hes them viii ssst the By forwarding the
Survey Office a. Wsshington.
SPAIN Rcea9 LiAt Cape san 4atonio TIE Pr0viaee
q AHzt The spsnih Government has given noee ths,
the Jet Of JEnnsy le5 Revolving Light will exhibited
On The CD tower Cape San An,onio Province Of Ali
ebEt IL s. A. SO north and % 70" Of Greenwich
Tbs Light vii evove every half minute and being $40 feet
above The level Of the viii be visible weather from
tie eecA Of mscerseszsd vessel the distance Of niles
Can Buoy the second class nae beer placed the End
Of Gree, Pawn s.r The Buoy .ed With fsure rs sides
snd FANc, with the the head Ia white pain,
This Buoy i. Placed ia the position cccapied By the
pouE.d Buoy The Beacon on his Be, Wa clown IN the late
gale. { IL. PEAk-.EE, su9dt Of AghiS-
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Rhaler.

Ar 81 E5sEtown Sd ship AabGu. Gotta date Co.r.h.I
ssnSuich IsisrG. Aus l. p.:l 2 60 bhL. 50 oil
letter ho Capt Manchester Of chip Coral Of New Sod
foid Terorts Nov l. &c sut sgpr sd bstxsea
en- issrds ard Rio Jsrsrol bsrk Thos Wnslov Blake
N.sfPcr leo %. u bifshcY s big Lsoudas Gresham
Wssfpor; IS OF 5osfa
Wbseship ChsIio, with pretty fen invettory sold
BY stcon 9, Hsroiug, previous u. Sch for 81 o1
cruise.
ria from yspsrslo Nov. -, Zephyr. Gsriis.r Newssd
fcsd cIrise.
sJsnsy, 4 $. w, o. II. ship Canton Folssr. New
BeefcFa, hove down
srskeE-No da.e, e 8 point n N,isrucsr Jsuex AlsN
Newcernb Nov. BxS.ord, 500 bbk
sPSls5-Dec lat q niss s. srI % 80 skip John How.
trt A isJs sTsn Ssv-fsdiore feI Pss6c- eli ven
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Arrived. ......SusDAY, Jan. g.

Ism te.r.hip Empire City H. wendle Commander
Harsns DAYS n hours The z. C. e New Otesls Jan
inst ,rt1rred the CsoTns NAL. snd passenEsr and LETT
for New York he day The q ; VI nhip Falcon,
C-pt Cray tbe hubo- Of Havana when the T. c. ef
Tls ~ steamship Fl Dorado also entering the port
ship Gaieua Denuis Now Orleans n days ice. 20 Wz
Ns'son I ssus Elpersnced heavy weather from n. W.
ship Constellation lpaese Allen, Liverpool, Dec 3s ndse
ard ? s uafs 10 Kermit & CaIov
SHIN Dre.dnousht pp ~ ssmwe. Lv-rpsolJau g. rdse
snd 27 psss Ogden jar Z % barfey lss1d, paced
ship Orient. Hill fron Lverp o for Ne~-fos same time
passed chip Universe. Cave from Liverpool tor Newfcfs
jar "a Tu..ar rsssed ship Lsbtn.ns Wright from Liver
rool for Aus;.s Jan 10. OF Cork, spoke brig Edward
Abre, from Palermo for Liverpool
shin Fortlun be- sd lcpper Spencer nion ard - d
fior Portsmouth nd.e and 81 pass Giiswold Morgan
Bah Kosrno. (Brem) weuhe Bremen 90 days nise and
100 rss 10 Oelricb 4 Co 10th lat Al a. Ion 81 90
rs,e .feamhp ST Louis hence f Southampton and lave
The K hes experienced hesvy Eesther lost sails &c
Bah Phorx Lesver Truidad Cube, Jan sugar &c, 70
Yzrsso L,utaiae Jan 2 lat u 'o lou % d. passed snip
Grace steering SIS W.
Bar. sash Jane Saunders Savannah days, cotton &C. to
stnrsss CltNmsn$ 20.
Brs VIM D. shuItE, stickney EutPort 10 days, fsh to
Brett Son Co.
Brig sTren Brown (of Wells Me- Bartlett At,stspls ls
dsys sugar StuTges Cearman Co. No dste
need weather started deck load stove buwaks Sc
B-s ssG (of Eat h.ehss1 Gailson, Auskspn 10 days
tugbr Ard to slDrses Chairman Co. IA inst lat
IS Ion IS spoke bark Charm from Atatsp.s for Ne~ York
ssilsd with big Wnysw, for New York, and saw her
sg.in al Cape Florida . =.
Big sfibol.th lof Richmond, Me PARKS POilsdephis
scbr Emily Hlard (of Provic.owul Partridge. St. Jsgo
a. Cuba . days sugar tobacco &c. Moses Taylor Co
Ezpsri.ueed hssvy weather, split foresail sc
Schr Charles Setson, Lanphef, Norfolk days corn to
slocp spragus Fi.h wsrehim nails, to sprsgoe Co
BELOW-Two ships anchored on the Bar.
SAILED Ship BsurJ Clay, CSulkins, for Liverpool
WIND-sunr.e, E.EE.; Meridian, E.sEi Sunset, Z NE
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MARINE 10 URN.4L
FORI OF sEw-ToRB
Cleared.
..lASuAKY =

stssrzst rs-Jsu estoTn, P,.h Ncrfok Ll..n Pleas
,-, sc1hsrnsr Es.n. Cfsr..'ou Sposcrd rleston &C.
kortterL Light Irkersssh Ssn Jan. sc Charles Nors.n
stvs-G. q Barney Barney NeS-OrleAns H4geG Hard,
Ci.' of Sew YoIk. Noes, Liverpool kns.l.ad Co
.1eIieln Uton. CseweiL Liverpool, Gnnneh. MiEnrr
Co trere Hams New OFi--ts StEIges, CearmAn Co
Creole Peirce. SevOrlesa., W. 7. FIRST
Bsks-Gerrrde Crocser Ca cEtfs Crosby, Croker Co
d. rhcs sJue New Orleans " Brigham
Brss-Grs ads. NeCsrrAn Cirsse Bolivar Harbeek Go 3
Is.i0Il Dutch Gardens. msstsr.
schoousr-Alfira Port Antonio. Opo--o J. Hsr1fsrs
Il E.z,rt sander 81 1srks Brodie Petresi Julia
Psfcs hotrson eesHiort DAVIS Holmes. Bay shes-
wood BestoD, Dayton srsszs; Apps'os, Taylor Do.
" Msuick-
sloop-F. Brown GGr1ner Providence master
stssmeTs-C sledonis Merely. Baltimore " B. Cron &c
NJ Sanford. ss.d'eId. Pe'l.d-lphis ssnsfor1s line.
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Philadelphia Markets. SATURDAY. Jan. 81.

There feature notice in the CoTros market
and limited bat 81 full r,ss cLovEsstEp i' dlll To-
CAV he hss fallen Of and BUYERS only offer 50 ia
81 y bu.hsl ard Ia FLOUR there ltte
nothing doing the .t0es hight standard and rood straight
brands offered 90 75G = bbi without find buyers
obsTy se than in small lots for bone consumption a. these
fo- and coed brands and 50 25zs kbl for
Sbose bar RYE FLOUR and Com ME.L
former quotations WHEAT scarce ba. the de-
limited, only sbo1t 100 bus csposed Of a.
80 for good Southern red 81 10 for mixed and 90 - IS
fer Penney vania white IN quality CORS 10 In steady d.
maud vih further Geo Solibern yellow 81 sle
sfosL RY1 continues 10 demsnd at 3 OATsSo, m1ch
rs Seattle worth Sic and Psnnsyv ana 53154c =
h. The market o- GEocERiEs Is inactive bat hrn Sith
hht stoek Of and Moa frs. hand. In Provisions
there very ftle doing snd changes note. WHISKY
sell. slowly 55dec fer bt. and about the sane rates for
hhds
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ILLINOIS GENITAL RAILROAD oFricE, [

ILLINOIS GENITAL RAILROAD OFFtcg,l
CHICAGO. Dee. Is 1854. J
Or ard sner MONDAY, the 9Th day OF January. las,
Through PASSENGER and trrsht Trains Of the Illinois csn
Psosd Company will leave Cairo for Chicago. sod Chicago
m CAIRO Morning and Evening" connecting twice daily assa
dova ia the OHIO and Mississippi Railroad for - Louis
Decatur with the Great Western Railroad Of Illinois TO-
Jacksonve and Naples; Al Bloc nineon site ne
Cbirseo and MisslsipTi Railroads Lesse, with The kek
iua Rsroad for Rccs Island and Davenport; and At hsn
dots with the Central Military Trac, Railroad for UaeblC
Burliug ton Quincy and Central lows
or ard after MONDAY. January Il, regular Passnss an
Fresht Trains will running over the Oaens 5nncs
Of the Illinois Central Railroad leaving Gsens hoEasnf "a
Fy,ulur. Ronz south, ard Cairo. - above.
Fr5rn Gssna the North Western Railroad limit o. The
Comfy thcIe lines Of stages running North ON both ode
the Mississippi RiverOne thongh North EAstei Iowa
Paul the other through North Western VIZ onsin
the Pineries the Black. Chippewa and ST. Groin hiven
ArrsBgem beins made 70 put on s'clss fns
steamers 70 nun In w the Road from Gsas NJ
Dureiih, on the oPfunE Of navigation
PsasenFer from the South bound % 81 Louis en- take ~
cars Cairo avoid the delays and dangers OF navigation sovs
thai point and reach their destination fom 10 70 soan
quicker than BY the river -,
eoinr South assured that al and below Csn
the nav gallon Of the Mississippi River never insFrupetg
ice or low water snd fstclass Steamers viii alSsys
reediness 10 take pa ong. 70 and freight
Arsngemepts have been made for ample Pssseagsr N
Freight accommodation Cairo and the Road his o ~
superior equipment ready for business -.
For information srply Fl her 10 sOROE WATsON pvt
SION Superintendent, Celtrsls; JOHN b. VIVIAN DNh1a
Superintendent AmbOy al the Office OF Tho tomPsny
Chicago, OF D. stsos,.
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20, e,r. m essb sna Re ecrnnp q he ". htf OF -
,,.,- rad been much lager han hose q he tr'' n.' ~
ssrsdeBilJ expected &c pay e-'n c'7asse q me e''
year -. -. go. - f. n, bssr r,- The -csse-
.-%.sf ~. recsrt c9rtssrci.. 5T1-roa f9s taatnf
s-taa, Urs L.rper u "a Pisbzfsh n ~hieh ne etr>
irf, o ie road fsrsiT'd ra9y 70 estera elisee asa
"a, II ibs - noah Of lsnsaf I7s n-ry-c-sd eTen
Tor rhicn a. cdiFd-.s Ard -i.crL1-s have flf-r-d
,.. To-. upen tie Ohio and P-nn.Jv,n RrOai Coplny
NJ L.a .r Treasurer Of The Co1pIny q tne
;ne and be h.ssrce n,fe. t,s-ra sshs5 neni 81 Z. 80
rrcpsrt, f the b-neft o. a.. os efeeIors Iass- on
n sniinF hoase ,ni he'd ,, tin =. Treasurer Of ne 1o
unusually lsf. :. he the eenf the co. o. ia- yea.
sns amounted - s95 % o. boz nuen % TO- rlay ~
..y te eosv-rd present iapo-oie u ssy sut TIE
piIsctO,. ha considerable Per ee7t.ss - se Iss
Ire nsrer paced he tsr1s O. t1e -E. c71 %
Al. Comr-n. n he los we're io's would sn01n &c -,
oos. per shsre % he present espti .to-k fna
fifty cent sEoua DC b. va = es' 80 ~ 49,
az Charmed . re Dre.o,, feel :, n. isro.s br.sh
a ru % The par 4 vbo BAD 20 oaz er9Tee maca
II H. fsence Of til, conuuy her ttvs since taken
uesBres Ebeh hey eesTe VII prsverf the pos'oiy o.
IS. feeur7. u : similar tefslcstisn het-.fpsr.
xefuIbsIdDs tbs r>svy los. n, Gaming, Of tks
,os In IT, Is, liz uOlts been l.ge e1asie ire
scfos 70 ,tsrks 10 whole Of proht and .nd
.nrs FOR osdsBd II cs4t carry rrrfs'
Of ssou' = t,o 70 ne .s1 as ~ van -. s
Stockholosrs o. ne CompsIF
Tie s.te o. the money ret h.' comp, - the D.r-ers
70 strsrn age par Of tn esrrns " III rc,s IN tie
as OF doom i've, and proTd The meas
10 .ecouoste ir,re.se q ounes snd - tie vau
ne 2ror.rfy Be the CorFsny they
pYopney o. stock dva-r1 p be izeti rsb-
TIE r. mems bu.iEess d road 6a he can
the rect csi intrsf c the cts o. Pt.shGrEh and
Aefhsny Whos- sr0r pions 70 the sock Of he company
-. ys,ig. csrs sns o.her persons EMPLOYED upoa The
Tue generally performed tneir duties u hEay sasfse
solomon W Esq ;be chief Eusns-r .ut srFsrin
ierserr v.iasoe services readrsd oy him the past
yesT, AID since The CON reneerneat d q work
ofDir.s,or. &. ROBINSON, J., President.
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ssasr Adalpk pet.irs. Nsv-Yora n. A. AGsI bos,esi
y A sehrrnd,f H.-.Toyf ricbol,s v0se. Hishlsad III
Iass F'.s, Canada; Je-eph Raeser' ss'snn.n Vs.,
A. RssALu- g BeleTdi, New Vert, Mrs. rroc 1fst
Br.s W. s.-.h Fseher Ccizmbus Ohil; Nrs 1A = an
,er: Mss Mary Jokns.cr. Ms. Eis- B-rnhEdi ma 80
antio.e; Or. James HGrrs. New fcrki o. DNs r.
"a Wa vtrsv Frer-h DO str.rss; B ?. Atess or
ard Ne Lsisi Fa~i: Aadrev hselssni sorsnse "es'e
-. .kealere krsce- Io,a-. So -saee.e. 80
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Reco.9ss OF Produce

II ks York end r<x RGrocG f5r he rerk saSfnc Irs
2 less ~ hDt 80 essd Cste So Cows lss d.
Caves 81 DO Sheep &c. Horses 10 Do Hogs sfs2 r
srt.sed koss 70 Isl 90 uaon s.d Beef lJ pkss Poalry
y 60 Ess, s6s 90 Batter as do ssn4es ils bGst Oats
SO co oEer Grsn 20 &c Feel l07 Potatoes bag,
RESkshsst F0u bbs Cider SIS b.les Hay IL ts-s Iroa
De Iis be. a DO Mabe Psper g bbls Pickles
ti6 Do Flour fSs DO Lqaor CT 30 Beef ~ b.es Ws1drr IS
d. Hs sac ezs Starch leo &C. Cheese s psss Dried Fst
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Arrived.

chip Eizs Mallory faf Mysti, Wil2mI New Orleans -
dsy. c, ton kc., 10 EsEe Hazard Experienced heavy
.fs;her dgrrs the passage lot balEarks. Il
Bst " A. Paii5euz new Braiy PF0ydenes, in hslls'
sehf Rsb.ecA wossn Petersburg, h0ur and i1bsso, 70
james Banter sous
sehr Samuel Hal Daniels. Csutvefs Bridge, csrn master
Schr @ J. Jores - Boston, days
sAILED-stes - H.rmsnn Bremen. Northern Light
ssr Juan Ric Augusta lsh south-rnsr, Charles0n
JaussOrn Richmond &c chip ADELAIDE, San Frsneisso
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TRcvIDEScE, jan H-CoITOS has been in fair demand
durs the week the closes vithocr
tcaT eduet IL prices fEe our ssi ooot.ons The Wool
ina ctise sales 81 leo . Ia PAINTING CLOTHS
iSe stlss have keer 81 40 pieces
NV ORLEANS; IAN 4-The sales Of Corroy on Monday
aud Tuesday rescbsl Il roo bses Il Sc for middrE
25-Onr CoTIos market has been dali. tsy sni the
tendency doWnw.- sales 90 bales Il 37is for mid
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pasxe,rers Arrived

"a iiip Iyea1a1sSsi, FROM Lis0ya-Gns1Fcs beefs-se
Ese John Bfs5y. Zee ard lady -
II alp yort. ~ srLaS rsa LcaIo-A h.rsc i1i dszgs
ter ?. Il. CEaso, WA si,cisiI. Rosa siaclAr.
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Ocean Steamers.

LIST cF srEAHEks TO lsEfys
Ucor s...s.ss4sd eon sorrhsnpo for ". lorf, Jas. II
Aes Sailed fran Liverpool FOR Boston. -
Asrtis.... Sal et ftc, Liverpool fos Sew Yo.k...Jsn
sr.ANE.s TO 5ErsR-.
Csrsds..,..Ffout Bostez ....Jsn- 81. FoT Liverpool
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BY Telegraph.

sAyANNAH--Ar Jan. "a s'eamef ROCKVILLE If er pes
Of from New York Experienced heavy sale
OF Cape Hst;efss All on board are well
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Passenesrs Sailed

IN ssc-stg Herraaa fer so.rAa.ytoz anl Byezes-w T.
sy.s, H.. Les. s B.dss N.s Yssi Chs. Mel i..s
Asch PhlsseIphs; A EUso, Otto Desss.nf New York
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nar.et.-clRr rrL1r Rt,oErsD roa TIE rsng.I.

ASHES The markst s firm for Pots At f5 CT g. - and
Pearls - Sal.Ia,1s firm 81 sc .ossl
BBCFTne msrkef . sEpp0r'ed fn- SIMPLY el a The De.
rasnd sales a p for rood hsfa North River
COTTON The market 10 quite b-e Of stock. ard VITA
,eise demand here sad ia rsIsu pfces ae % e. b. hsr.
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fFrom Our Correspondent. !

TFTOm VnT NorTefpnnr'ntI
PHILADELPHIA l-iJrrcdJ-ar- steamship City Of Rich
nond Mitchell Richmond, schrs John A. Roach. Bstem,n
New .YoE; John n. Johns Fsher Petersburg; =. H.. At
wood Atwood N York; John Rodner Endicot SewY FORK
CIeq,ed-Barts Jsu0nica. Power, Hevzns; Louisa Bliss,
Hyisr CieLfugosi sehr c. c. ss,on Mo.lsnder Whining
OF y. c.
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Gteamboats an6 Railroaoe.

OPENING Of the MAIN LINE aud GALENA
" BRANCH Of TIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
NEW sndCONTINUOUS RAILROAD ROUTE fro n CAIRO
10 GALYNA from CAIRO 10 CHICAGO, WITHOUT
CHANCE OF ARSi-IHR0UGH LINE 70 ST LOUIE
ALL the WAY By RAILROAD.
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Chief Engineer and Gen Superintendent
HICAGO TO ST. LOUIS. .
~ New and only direct route open via
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.

U. 5. Mall and Express Route.
Two Daily Passenger Trains Sundays exceped) leave CAe
corner o. Van Buren, and sherman SITS }
frst--St Ions Day Express...... glo A
seeond-st Louis Night Express. LILO p. NJ
Ts1s direct TO Alton l5s mosl without chans Of an
baggage tnd with the Copanys splendid sesms9
WINCHESTER AND REINDEER,
Running IN exclusive connection with the Passenger Tn|
through 70 81 Louis (25 uilss) without isndnE
TIME FROM CHICAGO TO sr LOUIS. i4 HOURS
Thu Chicago and sissppi Railroad passes through Je
Bloomington, sprs field and CsInve Altosi and tas
1syeHns Public vii a once see the u2srtsnt advantage
G8, AN AIRLINE hOUIE 10 81. LOUIS,
Over any other route from Chicago 20 the Southwest
EOTlCEi-IHPORTANT CONNECTIONS
Al Alton Conneotons with daily line packet TO ksess
making this the most direct route To Hannibal Q1ncJ Az
kuk snd Northeastern Missouri.
s. with 6rst csss nes OF s,ssnen
for New Orleans and all points the Lower M~eP on1.
Cumberland. Tennessee and Arkansas Rivers and s1 ~
for all points Missouri River making TINS me "
route to Kansas srd Council BLUFFS =.
Chicsxo. August !, 1854 r. r MORGAN, Jr, s1pL
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ysTutE sLsAs.c........rSf ray
sss-a IS IL NocS-eea ~ aSA
High EATER........THis nAr
Sandy Ee,k.. Sos Gov Island. A. Hell 6..s =
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PEGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONINGTo!

~ Tor BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEW BEDFORD -
1ADNTON nlsnd Route, withoat change Of cars o. sse
ton, cs,ryinf the Esste-n Mail
The ste.usr PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt joel stoss, =
COMMODORE Capt. W. n FTszee. In connection via -
sonrEn and Providence snd Boston and Proyid -
roads leaving SswYok daily suEdsJs exsep.s1 fron -
No IN tut wharf ltsve Bs,tery psce at oclecs =
ems stonioyton at oeloes p NJ the sEvJ Of ss -
train which leaves Boston Q, $50 r. 81. =,
These steamers Brsnrpss.ed for strength sssJ -
snfort AID elegance Tas ofieers ex2cnencsd -
sentive. a..
The COMMODORE from New Yors-Nondsy, WED. ~
and Friday. From stsningion-Tuesday rhsrstsy sa< -
sresY.
TIE PLYMOUTH ROCK from Ne ~-York-Tsssd.v. fAS
Day sEd Saturday. fron Stoaiastoa-Aoudsy, Wef9~S
and Friday -
B-PUserssn on arriving ct scoriar,oa proceed - -
eael7 BY al Train 70 Providence Boston Tsgno1 go
Bedford, or y accommodation trains from sosiaseo
A 81. a.
Through tiessts on Msn5sys Wssaesis,s snd Tnssysi
Nantucket Holmes. Hole add WOODS Hole, ~ "a
ford, connecting With the steamer EAGLE WiNv. -
A bsfrsge-huter sccouPss the s'ssmson n1"
from BO.ton. -. -
For Passage beTtbs ,tsiero0ns freight sPphese.
b ace At Pier No ~ r.. or At the oa.ee 10 se..SS
STATEN ISLAND and NEW-YORk fLhs
A rrrskr
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IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Dec n, isSt3
TRAM LrAvE Nkw Y0Rk-f0r New Haven, 2. sL H.
II M . iEt So fEx and Ae } r. n for Bhh(p
F. " for Milford Stanford palrdsid Southport .ad WsI
port A. NJ, II M $50. r. M for korwah, 7 A n,
g. CEx $50 fEI and Ac } e. 6l5 p b. for Dsiel n
Greenwich, IA NJ, - ~, 4, 6bP NJ. for stamtsi, =
A. d.. Or I'm, 5, (EI. 3 80, as, 55PM, az POD
Chester and Intennedsts stations, A. H., IL H.. Ia ~
Pm.
Coyx,cTIss TsaIss-For Boston, "a. NJ, (EL1 sR H.
Fr D for Hartford ard sprn sh.h Q, tEx IL ar
Or * for Connecticut River Rsil,osd 20 Montreal T.
OK for Canal Rslro.d, "a ~. iEIl I'm s,r Ess'
London Railroad, ga. M3P M for Housstonis aslfo:
IA; NJ for kausstqes R.!lros1 ? A NJ 81 y. HIG 70
TRAISs TO EEwYosE-yrom New Haven, So. -
A. b., LIS, EI.1 i5,sP.M Zxlj from Brdsegor, ~,
ia, lelsA ~, .sa Tx -. % IN or fror -
yak, 6, ~, as I052 A. NJ, 2T, tEx 6S, s@ra
PE JAMES H. BoYT, espsripts1dsat
TOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL
j. gIyER.-Ths spleadd aud superior stesmsn Bn
STATE Capt. WIN. Brown leaves New York every hOn.
DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, az 4 O'Clock r Nj -
EMPIRE STATE. Cap, benjamin Brs yton leaves Nsv fm
ever TUESDAY, Til TUESDAY and SATURDAY, o. 51ses
r. n from Pier No IN E. the Battery Both ,osehAs
a. Newport each wsy
Hereafter rooms will be reraded secured 70 spps
cant urt the same 81 81 have been paid for
Freixht Boston Il with % st<s
BY IN EIprsss FREIGHT Train.
WIN. BORDEN, Aren't. Nos. 70 and u ws..-M
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

+ S. FRZELL, having bought the Drug II
y Store of Doct. r. W. Tucker Co., will Gs2Hbk9
continue tn keep on hand at all times algc ~
and well selected stock of Drugs, Meiicfnes M&sN
Paints, Oils Dye-Stnffs, Glassware, Window
Glass, Rrushers Of all kinds, Perfumery, Soaps -
Fancy articles of various kinds eet He would respect
fully invite Psners Merchants Mechanics and persons
generally 10 call and examine his stock He feels assured
from his long experience in the business that general
isfaction win given He viii sell on the usual time at
low prices, and warrant every thing gnod.
Prescriptions will be prepared with care-and will be
flied at all hours of the niyht
Aoes Elm Bark Scammony
Cream Of Tartar Swt Spirit Nitre Gamboge
Bicarb OF Soda Syrup Of Squils Syrup Sarsaparila
Eng Calomel Hive Syrup Cayenne Pepper
Blue Mass Paregorc Red Precpi;ate
Tartar Emetic Lausanum Pink Root
Sulph Of Quinine Maanesia SIENNA
EPSON Salts Snake Root Valerian
Rhubard Castor OIL Opium
Ipecac Camphor Saltpetre
Jaiap Sulphm Sage
bowers Powders Borax Hops;
And every kind of Medicines will be kept, and
[7-ly1 sold by !. s. FRIZELL Com. Row.
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Succession of Robert Thinner,


SUCCESSION SALE.-State of Lou.
~ isiana-Ffh District Court-Farish of Terrebonne.
In the and by authority of the Fifth Judicial District
Court sitting in and for said parish there will be offered
sale at public auon by Mathurn Bourg, Sheriff and auc-
unee duly qualified and sworn in and for the parish of La
fourche, at The Court House in the of Thibodaux
THURSDAY, the LIST of FEBRUARY, 1854 at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ, the following described property, so-wit:
THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A CERTAIN PROPERTY,
known as the Saw Mill Plantation" being certain tract
of land and improvements. situated in said parish of
Lafourche, at about % miles below the town Of Tbodaux
the right bank of the bayou Lafourche, measuring
forty pent front less by forty arpents in DEPTH
bounded above by land of Franklin Pierce and below by
lands of d. Hudson Fel said property is owned jointly
by said Tanner with A. KEGS.
TERMS AND CoNpTIoNs-The sum Of Five Hundred Dol
lars Cash. and the balance payable by thirds third in
each Of month Of March of the years 1892 1856 and 1857
The purchasers give their notes with good and approved
security signed Jointly and severaly to the order of T.
Goode, Administrator payable the office of the Recorder
Of the parish of Laourche and each note to bear eight per
cent per annum interest after maturity until full and final
payment and secured by mortgaged OH the land sold.
Dec. so, 1854. [2-tdsl NJ. BoURG, Sheriff.
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Snccessson ne robert TlNRer
" ENTE DE SUCCESSION .-Etat

" ENI'E DE SUCCESSION.-Etat
de la Louisiane-Cour u Cinquere Dstrict-Paroisse
de Terrebonne.
Au ct antorite de la Cour Cnqueme District
jud1ciare, siegean dams ct pour la de parosse sera
oerten vente puhfqne par Mathurn Boug Sheriff ct en-
capteur, dument qnae assermente dams ct pour In pa
roisse de Laourche, ala Maison Cour vile de Thbo
daux JEUD lie de FEVRIER, 1885, 10 heures A. NJ la
propriete ci-apres lecrite, savor
LA M0ITIE INDIEISE DUNE CERTAINE PROpRIETEE
connu lie de Saw Mill Plantation eant un
moroccan de erre ameiorations siue de parosse
de Lafourche sur Ia rive drote du tayou I.afource
environ % miles andessous de Ia vile de Thibodarx me-
surant quarane arpents plus ons de face quarane
arpents de profondeur, borne hau par les de
Franklin Pierce, bias par les terres de D. Hudson
Field la dte proprieee appartient conjontent au dit
Tanner ct A. Kees.
TERMES EFT CoSDITIoNs-I.a somme Cing Cent Pas.res
Complaint ct la balance payable par tiers tier dams ous
chacun DIES mos de Mars des annees 1863 1856 1857
Les acquerenr four issant eurs bets caution
sgne conjoinment ct solareinen ct payable rorre de
IS. Goode Administrator Foliee du Recorder dc la
parosse de Laourehe ct chaque billet poran HUT
Fan dinere apres echeance jnsqua parfa Placement,
assure par hypotheques Ia tegre vepdue.
Decembre 30, 1854 [2tds NJ BOURG, Sheriff
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ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS, AFTER NINE
YEARS STANDING.
Cory eta Letter, from Mr. W j. Langley, Of HuntsoiAe
1a0ktn Co., Nth Carolina, 9. s., 01ted Nor. j, 1853.