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BOSTON, April 2S.-Thomas wigelesworth one
Of our odest merchants died this morning He leaves
property to the value of ~, 00o 00U.
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COMING OUT,
COMING OUT. ,
The following taken from the AioSun''''
of Tuesday, needs no comment;


On Monday evcu: last. The l" :n, H. Deeton, OF
accidentally at tho store of Mr.. Ge" .e fare assem-
81, city, n"Ss Be; r5% sa %'T not "s4n%n:d
Ciea w pa ms~y Of withdraw" from the @ no,
iSngs Upo" that the Ts sp JrS %i %s'
fully express their dts WINS rS n"est Of the pnre.
d'd 80" ana a,,Ga" amcs of IA persons rs they were
to iS s s 5 @ sSf ihi s
u "uin"tny. T"mriI. INV authority to sign the pa
hnGwIN".,i'' and many nlsc reports having been
%sdf" s s ssSnsa Snp Say
n ,os nurteen gentlemen, over their o"n gen"-
M' s;1r"trcs nut TO rest the question whether was
Wnt having been in the Order do not know wia u.
:. NO. nor what is the number of the council 10
II Is Ca .Io frst unper was directed and sent. =,
"'t nike leave to Inform the friend of Samuel JFr
,a, feeling great pleasure i'll the performance OF 80
patriotic work, am always ready to perform N'
service ''' 60" f. L. CROCKETT.
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KSOW-NOTHINGS IN VENEZUELA.-The
Know-Nothings are said to bevery numerous in Ven>
pzuels and their method of dealing with foreigners il
aremarkably vigorous Not long since every TO-.
reigner in the city fCoro driven out and many Of
their stores sacked. They escaped with their lives,
on board vessels, to Curacao. A Maracaibo paper
justified this harsh proceeding, and also counseled
the Venezuelan Congress pass laws prohibiting for
eigners traffic in the country. The strongest OPP
position seems to be directed against the Germans
who are threatened with general massacre If they
do not emloratr
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C1T.Y0-io 900 bug. bet Peruvian rscstvn, and
" ~" ''" HUGH w tRf e0'
sale by
April ai-ca.w'~
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SsgG D..

OFFICE oF THE MONTICELLO R.>y
charlottesville, Aprl :4Ih les
1h- undersigned Directors IN ,.Ie Monticello Bank hoe,
by certify thai thu ANNOYED statement OF lr cor6n
"i the Monticello Bank. la. been carefully oxsuiEeJ =
them, al that they believe the to be correct
y n. MASSlE,
JOHN WOOD IL,
JAMES LABRAh,
GESSSER HARRISON
G. D EVERETT
our
VIRGINIA. ALnEMARLE County, TG T
The day, X. g. Flanagan. Cashier oi the Mop,i. ,
Bank personally appeared before me. Justice ~ " >
Pence for tho county OF AlbenEl". Hni n-,l, o,h ~ ,
the annexed statement OF the affairs OF the sid RAJ "
correct, 10 the best OF his know ledge AMI belief
Given under my hand THE si;h day OF April l,5;
GEORGE CARR In
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MARRIED.

MARRIED. ps,cf.
Ny N ts% E" ias ls Miss FA'
both OF this city.
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REMOVAL OF JUDGE LORING.

REMOVAL Of JUDIfE 1.ORING.
Bosroy, APRIL g.--The Senate of Massachusetts,,
by vote of q to IL, concurred with the House in
the resolution removing Judge Loring. There was
hitting him to resign his cornmssionship.
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Ml.uFACTURERS' A.D FARMERS BASH OF WHETLIsS
WHEELING, ATKIL 2JTH, ls3J j
ii!- ENc"lI""Cy, JO5Eru JoHSsoH Governor OF EN-I"
sin rHrl"." tor Your consideration. The q arg
statement Of this Bank. for quarter ending March g. +
wa" rni I' ~ 0i the contemplating quarter u lH-t y'S
Very respectfully,
Your oBrdieut servant,
J. K. DlCkEY, Cashier
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Anril %. 1851.

The undersigned hereby acknowledge that r. L..
Brmkctt had full and ample authority 10 S's" w"
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We the undersigned Directors OF the Manufacturer
Farmers Bank OF Wheeling. do hereby certify that W.
examined the above statement, md ho"sr II 10 b" cor
10 the beet oi our know ledge snd belief
Given under our hands thin 18th day Of April, $50
r. SWEENEY,
GEORGE MENDEL,
ROBERT GIBSON,
JOHN GOIHORN.
JACOB HONEYMOON.
ONO CorEly-To Wit
Personally appeared bclur" the -"DscfIuer, NJ
p,bIi, for The Commonwealth OF VirgInis duly com
.iourd and sworn residing IN the city OF Wheeling.
DirLcy Cashier oi III" Manufacturers md Farmers
Of Whr-hns aud made oath III due form that thu q
statement 10 correct 10 the beet oil his knowledge hi
iri.
Given under my hand thi, 25,h day OF April li3j.
II. u. BROWN Notary Pubic.
Ohio County, y
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NORTHWESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA
WHEELING. ArRIL -, l-lI
His E>rcl"ncy JOSEPH JOHNSON. Governor OF Va.
:r enclose herein the quarterly ,:a;cmcn, Of ..
Bunk Tor AprIl l. lsa5, and April J. lsI
Very respectfully,
b. LAMB Cs.L-r
STATEMENT oF THE CONDITION or TIE NoRTIrwRs:ri,
BASK NIpGInTA. INCLUDING IrS DRASCHIs g.
WELLSBukG, iiEHERsHrk G AND JrFfERSoSyuLr O.,
TIr fIRSr APRIL, lsJ5 WITH 4 CoMPAEln,i
STATEMENT OF THE SANE FOR TIE CoEEI jpOND.>,
Il W.
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LARGE HAUL or SHAD.-The Alexandra Gazetc
state1 that there 4DO Shad taken at one haul at
MARYLAND Point, on the Potomac, on the oath inst
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Tor,L ECLIPSE OF THE MoOS.-In the evening
and night Of Tuesday, the lst OF May, there will be q
total eclipse of the Moon. The eclipse will take place
in mean time US follows: Eclipse begins Mny l. Oh.
Ism f. NJ Total eclipse begins l0h. PIN. I. VI. To.
tai eclipse ends Ill., SIM p. N. Eclipse wholly ends
May ., III. .In A. NJ.
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MELAycHoLY ACCIDE>T.-A Mrs. Frasicr, living
near Blackwelr+, in Albemarle county, was engaged
planting potatoes during the high wind, last Friday
in piece of land that had some dcad trees standing,
one Of which was burning, and falling suddenly. struck
the woman and her little son, who assisting her, n
boy about years OF age killing the poor little lad IA
stantIy, and njurng the mother 50 badly, That II"
hope. were entertained OF her recovery at the Inst Hc-
count So states the Charlottesville Jeiicrsoniall
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To TIE Eda0rE q NF EnYNV'f.
SALEM (Mass.) APRIL %, lSi5.
Messrs Edtors:--l have written the following note
to Mr.. Wise, in rcfutation Of certain ISLANDERS which
have been perpetrated against lin and myself by
tho knowNothiug press Of your State. have stated
to him that have furnished YOU with copy
Truly, your obedient servant
GEO. B. LORING.
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FIRES rs ALsrMARLE.-Wc earn from the Char
lottesve Jcfrrsonian that there have been several
fires in Albcmarle county during the past week, caus
ING immense loss. Dr. lIarsrave o-t, on Thursday
evening last his stable, barn ond courthouse, with
large stock of grain, all consumed. The Rev. Mi
Liuney, at Gordonsville Ind his saw-nill ana laIGc
nnonnt Of timber md destroyed by the devonrinG
element Mr.. X. j. Burksdalc ut that county, hnd on"
of his negro cabins consumed, and two black chiidrch
who were in it, burnt 10 death.
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Mayor MAYo.-It gives US pleasure to state that
Joseph Mayo, Esq, the Mayor OF this city, who was
thrown from Il carriage Thursday, and received
severe wounds on his head, and other injuries, which
a, the time it feared would prove fatal, is now
considered entirely out of danger. Mr.. VI. still sui
crs from the severity of his wounds, but his physi-
clans longer regard his situation critical. Thr
intelligence, sure, will be gratifying to the nu-
merous friends o Mr.. N.
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRA RAILKoAD.-Wc
learn that the contractors the Washington and Al
eyandra Rail Road, have now about loo men at work
on the line OF that road.
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deny that the know-nothngs Of New York eppdis
ted by AL the known national ID that State, wings
and democrats That they denounced the Nebraska bill
ana that their leader Brooks who reelected 10 the
senate account Of bis assault Archbishop Hughes
Of the prominent 10 the last Legislature Of the
State in oerag resolutions fcd with ultra abolition
sentiments Nor you deny that this very Gard
ner whom you have reelected governor Of Massachusetts,
sgned series Of the resolutions against The fag
yeslaye law that could have been adopted by The know
nothing legislature Of that State and retired from the Phil
adephia convention because it adopted the very platform
Of which you boast As if complete the catalogue Of
abolitonism the part Of this Gardner lie was
elected along with other know-nothngs abolition
national convention, held at Cincinnati on the 10Th
Of November called by those members Of the Philadelphia
convention who seeded of The very national
platform which you supports The action Of that
ton is now before the country Gov Gardner and his
nationa followers have formally joined hands with Gov
Johnston Of Pennsylvania and other abolonist in de-
manding that The Missouri Compromise shall be restored
or that no more slave States shall be admitted into the
Unioni
Know-nothng But there is no doubt, notwithstanding
these evidences that in 1856 the American order viii pre-
the country national candidate for tue presidency
Democrat. | have no doubt that the members Of the
southern branch OF your order will insist upon nominal
ton suitable 20 themselves but it is clear the
MONDAY that If they succeed in inducing any portion
Of the northern who belong your order unite with
them the only effect OF such nomination viii be assist
the abolitionsts in The North There is single free
State excepting Massachusetts and New ok, land have
just shown you bow they stand aiected in which know
nothngism and abolitioDism synonymous terms
SO that southern nomination OF your order viii be made
only for the purpose of defeating the democratic party in
the South and Of thereby assisting Mr. Seward in his game
of being elected the presidency by uniting the factions
Of the North upon himself.
Know-nothing Let me understand you; do you to
say that national win be supported by the
American order in the free States?
Democrat mean TO say that any candidate whom you
may nominate please the southern know-nothings who
WILL therefore be compelled stand upon some kind Of
national PLATFORM win not be supported by your brethren
in The North any considerable extent but will be pushed
aside in the free States by fusion candidate like Seward
who will do he has done in the last elections in Penn
sylyania Ohio Michigan isconsn Illinois Indiana &C.
6c-combne all the elements Of the opposition united
upon abolition candidates The only effect Of running
such candidate in the South will be- weaken the dem
ocratie party in that quarter and give Mr. Seward the
majority and, if possible the presidency. And this be
eve the real design of yonr leaders North and South
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Monday Norember 26.The court met at II O'Clock. The
judges all present.
The argument in the privaeer Armstrong adourned
from Friday resumed by the Solicitor who
euded his remarks Charles o'Conor esq Of New York,
viii follow with his argument tomorrow
Charles OConor, esq, OF New York an at
torney Of this court.
The following named gentlemen lin addition to those al
ready apponted appointed commissioners to take
timony in the several States named;
Msine.--James l.. Child, Augusta.
New Hampshire.-Ch Charles w. Woodman, Dover.
Connecticnt--David j. Peck, New Haven
New York Malcolm Campbell John Livingston and
Frederick w King, New York; Henry H. Walbridge Sar
atoga H. T. Trowbridge Syracuse and A. conklin, Baf-
Pennsy lvania-Arthur NJ Burton and John II. Grier,
Philadelphia
oho.-John L. Pendry, Cincinnati; and Amos Laynan,
Marietta.
Illinois William G. Bowman, Shawneetown.
Indiana Salmon A. Buell., indianapolis, and William r.
Bowes, Michigan city.
kansas.-James III. Lane, Benjamin 4. simmons, Daniel
A. NJ Grover, and Allen 4. Tbbitts, Lawrence city.
Minnesota. Henry ). Horn, ST. Paul, and }. j. Noah,
California William G. Morris and William McDougall,
San Francisco.
Cherokee Naton--George Butler, Tahlequab.
New Mexico.-Augustus DE Marie, Santa Fc.
Washington Territory Charles IL Mason : =,
Hanbrough, Prunytown and William L. Clark jr, Win
chester.
Georgia-Seymour H. Bonner and Michael N. Clarke Co
lunbus.
Keniucky-John o. Bullock, Louisville.
Mississipp.--Terence MCGOWAN, Rankin county
Missouri.Eisha o. Jefireys, Union, Franklin county
Alsbama.-Robert Christian, Perry county
Louisiana Richard y. Harrison, New Orleans.
Tenas.-Phneas De Gordon, Theophilus Allan Jones,
Arkansas.-John carna Fort Smith; orvillo Jennings,
Washington, Hampstead county.
Fiorida.-Edward Bissel, jacksonville.
The court adjourned to ii O'Clock tomorrow.
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Circular.


AGEscr SrosarIo CLAIMS,
Washington, November "a, 1855
IN Inquiries me against
the United States o posous committed by the
s0las OF
xpedient has
al advise
been conclude jadc 70 voluntarily submit
Claims Court would be pired with
therefore decided
ot.cuontu submit th.m
n IN the full that direct eis
viii be provided for them throw board commission
b Claims Couu only
tribunal Congress will o claims
mad o ] direct iefisia'i act.
The sdusmsn, o. hese sins aoat fully and cnnsn'y &C
board Of the highest Justice
phs'iesy points 70 such gard st snd In ~.
Nov 23-dlw so ~. JAMES n CAusTEN,
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ONCE OF j. NJ. Clarke a. Co.,
BAsAsEs ArD bsALTrs IN LAND wsKxAsrs,
Washington. u. c., November "a, isa.


Washington, u. c., November 20, 1885,
TUE andwnfrant market, from causes, has become
da nat and heavy and prices, which have been declining
gradually f sepeai weeE suddenly le figures
low tue unscipstcDs The
points IA thv Northwest where
ioai0a iaf e1cstts the demand consequently holders
peied rss.e drpeciaed supsradded 10
wasei The
Nsr quoted
ine aiea 4u es 100 81 co. 81 Uii $780, 81 VI per and
dealers ~ll not bird Themselves those for day
the prevailing npnof beirg points
bought sold thai they rapidly decline
dollar per acre for all denominations.
How long IRE mafktt viii uciuaDg and declining
state II Impossible Intelligent
es mink tnai e large number market together with the
the which
from Necessity compelled 10 realize, wit tt
spring ana anticipated that win
need,
der March q itaj m amongst
nave % be sold whatever be realized Another
cums,ance ssca VIII have tendency OF
rants Cow efforts wil be ude The
CaagTe etend the act March
fourteen days. children Yoide
ine revolution Should The
extended as hen Indicated, number OF viii be
issued, equal OF authorized.
We deem doy frankly correspondents The
stale OF The market, aud the prospect ahead prices
thar hereafter be alleged did not advise Them what hey
ugh anticipate.
present of Market advisable
eLds that although liberal
heetoire sn allow all
address having eabIs
different points where required for location, shall
have power The highest prices
We rrufain, respecins your obedient servants,
J. Id. CLARKE u co.
rnv VI
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OF FICIAL.
Nov 24d4w

TaxAspRr DEPARTMENT, August 3, lFa5
Notice hereby given holders Of stock Of the loan arhozed
nv the art az ls4s rdeemsbe 18Th Eove1h,
ls any thar stock viii be purcasec y
This par,men, Al any time previous 3 Noyeabcr next
which per premium viii be paid in addition y the SUMS
express n certificates
holders Of the stocks Of The other loans o NE bnd
States purchases the nmoGnt OF Sos VIII
also be ase during the period following rates.
For stock Of the loan Of i2 premium o. 10 per cent o
loans Of 1877 and ss premium is ana FOR
OF 1880 commonly called Ienas1nat
nifty stock premium OF six per cent.
Interest allow stipulated IN the ceriin-
from oreereut here. with
in addition the Teasnref drsf reach The
Certificates under the
ice should duly assigned by party
led % receive the purchase money.
Payment made By drafts upoB c assist
Boston, New York. Philadelphia, the parties
entitled the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of he Treasury
Aur 4-dinNovao Intel. b sisf.l
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Why Of course with the party that voted in 1852 for
Franklin Pierce the prosayey man. for President in pref
erence TO Winfield Scott the equyoca whig and ally OF
antslayeryism. Let the democratic party out bold
" and distinctly the broad ground that negro is me-
gre and nol white man let It's organs and It's speakers
have something tangible and with a meaning to argue
from; in other words give them good start and fair
play and not hem them in with meaningless resolutions
about the save States being responsible for the ev and
have shadow Of fear that another 1852 triumph
would be the reshlt And to this be party must
81 laier come 1t has lodged and skuked, and played
around quite as long the people win suffer il play
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ny }. G. MCGUIRE, Auelioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT NEAR
SiyBy OF deed Geo r. Masaey,
Ann BJowu The subscribers.
December, A.
aOs 593 507 sos
Washington couniy. District Columbia,
Mr. McEurt public auction, Thursday,
I'll as al DISC r NJ = all that
land IN the eonn washington the District aforesaid
lhu ana whereof Anthony Hopead died
which Anthony i.Head conveyed Bo'tzr biayhew
which they 10 john Pickrei the parcel
Of the Washington and Rockville
and sixteenth
George subdivisions, beginning
side OF The sad rond, the
perchts measured souihesy from
the said road with the Rock Creek Church
called Tayor leading said
rood another Of The said tract Of sd owned by the raid
Ge Taylor aud running thence With the said Washington
Rockville road NORTH three degrees D s5
urrpik. pee right angles raid
said first 1856 perehes
nd
sad second line 29b prrches
Of beginning
ich the Ann Brown
shae by deed duly recorded in 1852 with the
thereon.
Terms. one-f,sfh balance equal payments al
Twelve eSh,,e and months be
prenies Unless the Of
led with days
Of purchaser convey
ERASMUS g. MIDDLETON
RICHARD II. CLARKE,
Trustees.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Nov a7-2avSds Aucioneer.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
IsrEaioa DEPARTMENT.

Death 81 he General Land 06oe0n Saturday last, at
about O'clock Mr. Abram Hines Of the packers 10
the General Land Office while dischargng his dutes,
struck with paralysis from the effects of which he hG since
died Mr. II. upwards or sixty years Of age, and
old resident Of this city He has bean employed the Gen
eral Land Office since April 1874, and has been faithful In
the discharge Of his duty.
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sAvY DRpAarMEsr.

The Eat India SqaadyoaLetters have been received by
the Secretary Of the Navy from the East India squadron
stating that the soop Macedonian Gag hip) Commodore
Joel Abbott of the squadron
Shanghai the 9th Of September last that the steam
ga,e poshatan, Capt. William J. McCluney, Hong
Kong the date and that the soop Nsndala Com
msnder John Pope also Hong Kong the Esd Of
gust last. Several deaths reported, bat
given.
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United states Mail.


Posr orricr DEPARTMENT,
November y, 1876.
RoPosALs carrying the mails Of the United from me
18Th Of bna,y ESQ, 70 the 5 Day q saee les inea
and hssn wi ee received 2, ne Sonas'
The 10th January, 1885, 10 be decided GA ibc next
n5 Prom Montgomery by Steep Creek Fon Depcsii, Bqter
Springs, CokervIe Claiborne, and GaiEssio~n g mobile,
a .s Of. 3" saa S e s Gre s.p ssS
Kiikvlie weekly; the transportation between Mont
iaurhors coaches, with privilege when
bad, Of using four horse mail wagons Of sufficient eapaey
10 carry be daily rec.i,ed at Mont
lomery Claiborne; and between Ciaioofne and no
speed .ine and ruucisrc regular performance q
The all Of ,e year % be under ne entire
that no shall occur either way by
persons having sht 70 f'Eu
win arrivals and departures Of said
STEAMBOATS,
Arrive al Mobile i, IS hours, ~ 81, am;
Leave Mobile daily at Y, ~ from Isl NOVEMBER . ~
Arrive al Montgomery hours by II, M from LIST No
vember 10 Is june and by Up N, residue q year
NOTE
No pay viii be made trips performed and for each q ruc
may far beiud TIME as 10 break con
depending nails and rot ofceniy excused one
compensation ,he trip saheet 70 ioi,e,ipe
Fines viii be mpo.sd unless hs O. roP sng
cediable for neseeunr 70 take ihe e
bed Of LOST and reu.irr demand the mail 90
eqaen.y the CONTRACTOR runs. Or n rnsg US
repeated failures nsreeaby TO contract Or or ~.
i Tss s sa may alter he .sdS
q service by allowing therefor o rte ~
whole part rata decrease eay -
allow month"; esya ss u a. ss 10 ~ second R
isian General snpcrscribed Mail PToyosaf ~ ~.
en b Or before ,se Ism q February ss for
lars az CONDITIONS 70 be % ~ ne @ s
Mississip Arkansas, Louisiana, and ye.ss % ~. pt,
Nov 2s-d1w Postmaster General
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Nov s1-2avSds


,- esa 49, coshsn cheese
M 5000, DER "A,
~. 80 s,,,.y -
~ hsss u1 n pa. IVA ,,,.k.rs,
10 da Iis1rnys
49,. $500 AZ
u 900 pounds cod and hhke bsh
ubaas buck"heai nom'
~" landing per scnoohefs haon nP hg %, fon sew
foih aha iof Sa't ny no'Sa4i +" SIa"h-o'
Nos2f-Suicoa
DRuOMs, BUCK TS
ID 200 dozen brooms
IS Do painted buckets
willow baskets
IS oct and Aicant mats
cords and lines
gfoss matches
r, .csiysd ~ milton and King Br from New,
yark ana 70, snas bv MURRAY & sEMMEs
Nv g5-GteoIf =
-
aruoypS 10
TX II noIe ,,iF and ANA rer No .es bupeh rris;ua
- IL sa,,s ave, ' 49, h y Al
80 ~. a.;o.s a,
:, r,s no,sras sotsbeiI alr,onaa
a,T a. r,san npts
- ~ hnshels rrnnna n,,s
Fl xnYosrsnfs walnu.
II" a P',ss s mnu srs
~ sezsa lars aiesles
30 svbee and hnu barrels do.
Now landlnr DER schooner. Hamilton aud King Bird from New
$50 90 ~, y, &, 10 MTtHRhy srNNps
Nav g7-etsoT
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NEw YonK, Nov. 26.-Four has DISTINGUISHES Of 1000
ts strsgbt State at So 80 good Ohio 50 81 southern
$40. Wheat is lmproFnssales % 81 goo bushelswesern
red, 81 "a southern red, 50 221< Corn has declined
sales Of $4,000 basheswestern mixed, 81 05Z Pork has
deeinedsaes Of 800 bbl at SO SO. Beef is rmer
saes Of $50 bbs SIG for Chicago repaeked Lard f
Grnersales Of 700 bbs l29s. Whizkey is improving
sales Of $50 bbls. at Al y for Ohio.
BALrfHaoAE Nov 2s.Fiour steady Saturday rates
Howard street. Ohio, and City Mills each 50 IS. Wheat Is
cents hghergood to prime red 50 II 81 Is; good
prime white, 81 10 SO IS. Corn geuef ally I'M
changed-old white and yellow, 90 % cents white
10 80 cents yellow, 80 S. Proyisions-smai
sales Of bacon sides IA cents shoul9erE Is 1874 cents
Mess pork, S2I SO.
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cUPERIOR Tarntmg Lathe and Splendid Lot Of
y sacTbe Subscriber has for YfiFc sale
with large aat complete SCI II
every description, suitable for ssersni, ewecr,
denust requiring fao tools, which vii
JAMES G. Mcguire,
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-27
80 cnlifarnia - central Americn.

Prom California and Central AS1erica.
NEw onLEAss Nov A.--The Daniel Webster arrived
here to-day Punta Arenas with California dates OF the
5th instant
About hundred persons had len San Francisco 10 join
Walkers army in Nicaragua.
In Oregon the Indians continued TO commit depredaons
The latest news from the mines encouraging
The Webster left Punta Arenas the 18TH Walker
still Granada and has quiet possession Of the Transit Com
psny's route.
On the Isth Col Wheeler, the United States minister
officially recognised the government Walker daily
receiving accessons 70 bis army.