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vI,HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE

l. subscriber hath obtained from the Orphan,s
Court Of Washington county, In the District of
Columbia. letters Of administration the person
al estate Of Johanna Lane, late Of Washington
county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said decreased, are hereby wArned 10
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
The subscriber, on or before the 10th day Of Sep
TENDER next; Trey may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all bene fit Of the said estate
Given under my hand this ith Day OF October,
1855. MRS ANN WOLLARD.
oc 6-M3w% Administratrix
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TIE COrTOS CRoP.-The accounts from the
cotton crop continue TO grow worse daily, and
not one in fifty believes in three million bales.
1here are many reliable and we'll informed
houses in New Orleans who put the crop esti
mates ct not over $500, 900.
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NEW FALL MILLINERY.

Nd MISS r.. E. MCDONALD would ~-
SZrespectfully inform her friends and ~
2Eetbe public generally that she bas NJ
now returned from the North with a new suppl,
OF F all and Winter Millinery OF the newest de
signs CT the season, comprising Ribands, FeIth
ers, Flowers, &c, which can be seen by calling
at No n Bridge street, georgetown, ID. C.. Che
will also open on the 1ith Of October a choice Sc
lection Of DRESS HATS for ladies and children
when the public will be duly informed oc BE
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TEACHERS FOR THE WEsr.-Ex.Governo,
Slade, of Vermont, has just sent out anotbsr
company Of female school teachers to tho West
There were twenty-five in this company, 20.
ing to Illinois. Indiana, Missouri and Iowa,
and they swell tho total who have lust gons
out under Gov. SHADES auspices to $50.
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IF The Journal of Roads and Public
works. of st, Petersburg, states that during
me war the st Petersburg and MOSCOW RAJ
way conveyed $50, 900 soldiers. .' -
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MRS. A. WOLLARD.
SUCCESSOR TO MRS. J. Ian

Il y y. LANEy
esS WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY, ~
S&NOctober 9Th, handsome assortment
StBS Of fall and winter Millinery, consist ~
Ing Of French Flowers, Bonnets OF every def Grip
ton, + feathers, Ribbons, and Head Dresses Th,
ladies Of Georgetown aud Washington are re-
specifically invited to give me call before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Sore Bridge street, between Congress and High
street, GeoTgetoWn &C 6-3ta
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n1NisHED-By the late new, from N;.s-,
sass. appears the Rivas faction at Leon ! in
can cam aS ~ sheeuung DT. Livingston, (the AMER
ted eaiszar,) bsnished him to San Ssi,.IaN
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No. $50
NOTICE OF THE ESTABLISHMFNT
~ OF TWO ADDITIONAL LAND OEEI-

NOTICE OF THE ESTABLISHNFNr
~ OF TWO ADDITIONAL LAND OFF,
CES IN THE TERRITORY OF MINNESO-
ia In pursuance Of the act OF Congr Is ap-
proved July g. 1856, entitled An act to establish
two additional land districts In the Territory of
Minnesota" embracing all that portion Of the
Territory which lies north Of the line dividing
townships Is and 49, north Of the base line east Of
the Mississippi river, and north Of the nearest
township line, to be determined hereafter by the
Commissioner Of the General Land once west Of
said river, extending theme. west to the Missouri
river said districts to be called the northeastern
and northwestern" districts, which districts are
divided by the line dividing ranges eighteen and
nineteen west, 1t is hereby declared and made
known that the land odaces for said districts are
estab .tshed fer the present az follows: That for
the northeastern district at the town Of BUcH
ANAS,' on Lake Superior and that for the anrfh-
western at the town Of &C OJIBwAY," on the Mi,-
sssippi river, at The mouth ef NJ udd river
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing
ton, this third day Of October, A ID. 1853
By order Of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner cf the General Land once.
6-laW6W
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VOCAL CLASSES.

p CAULFIELO BEGS TO ANNOUNCE
~ to the Ladies Of Georgetown, that he n m
commence Class for the study Of Vocal MIST
at Old trinity Church, on TU ESDA Z sext, Al n
cc,SH, NJ. Class for Gentlemen will meet
TENS IN sdvarce, sSrer gu, rter, OF 2aI es,on.
Pupils on Piano. oc as,.
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SUifABLE FOR CALL.
~ at LAMMOND'S, Asa 9TH street, and select
from bis large stock Of Toys and Fancy Noliors
&C AT
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- OF unequaled power and patho.. bv A. Cobh
~ Just commenced In the New York Ledger. 4
Ne" YORK daily and weekly paper
FERGUSON,S,
ocS next to Lammond's, 4e6 7th 1t mar z
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CMOKGD BEEF-ENGLtan CuRr4.
breatfast Beef, freshly cured and smoked in
cnolce pieces also English Dairy Cheese Of ne.
cent Importation, just received by
KING & BUROHELL
oc3- Corner Of 18th and sire cts
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Ihe hop. d M. I. Hunter, OF Virginia,
recently made great spec oh before an i'm
mense meeting of the Democracy, at Pough-
keepsie, New York, concluding as follows:
"FelloW citizens, 1 will not permit 10 yself 10
hsrbOr the fear of defeat place nv trust
in the great conservative Democratic party of
the country-that party which seems CAPABLE
OF elevatlng itself to q sufficient heivht to
take In the whole horizon of q SC ctionai ones
tion-that party which, in all times of trial
and difficulty, has iDterposed, and been evor
able as yet to save the country That thew
have been defeated at limos is true. thu
have sometimes returned from the field with
broken squares and banners torn, and them-
selves battie-tossed and worn. But they have
never heen broken in spirks, and never so
broken IN ranks but that they could. and did
return to the charge in time TO save the conn
try. The trial is not yet beyond their strength:
they can save it again, and they will do il,
Ii the ship Of State weathers this storm, hero
after II will ride easily upon the billow, ready
TO make its worldwide voyage TO spread
American influence in distant lands. and NV
the moral power of great example, to give
new impulse to the forward movement Of the
human races. Shall We disappoint this high
destiny! shall We fail to fulfill our mighty
MISSION, and hear a wondrous tale of human
greatness still untold, because We choose
F S'her 70 waste our strength in civil strife
npn1alne against Judah, and Judah warm,
Nsda EpnIaine, while the Assyrian and the
neae despoil both. In such q contest rs this
Sta,s a ~;m ;, DC any doubt where the Empire
was no msl;t taS war Of the Revolution, there
elung with go much tsnAcity as thu o. Ssfsnd
, Ing 'ne highlands and the line Of The 'i Hnd
son; was the great strateeiesI I'm ae 20 9a au
Union, behind which its communie st tIS ., inc
easy; and and sure. Accordingly he planted 'i IL
40 o crow w.r o -; and where he could do
British seized upon post which tbreatannnSS
Its integrity, he sent "Mad Anthony ~
storm it; if they sought to obtain anotbsr
through trsaehsry, hs hung the spy who ct.
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FANCY HATS FOR CHILpREN,
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF CBII.nRrN
ancy Hats Of every variety ard slvle N
'oee nef with Misses Beaver Flats, at ~
sTlNEME1 Z's, -
oc S-1 40 Pa. av., bet. 18th and 18th sts
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INNER LIrrLE6OOD, ESQ,
IL young gentleman who wished 10 zee liss .nd
saw IL accordingly. Chips from Uncle saw's
JACK knife Just received at
oc3 next to Lamm ,nd,., .so I'm ~ oes,
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NEW 70 X X HATS,-THE FOURTH
v supply OF HATS Of the fall fashion, -
from - Beebe" this day opened at Ia
STEVENS'S -
&C AT SdleSrocm, Browns Hcfel
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e. REWARD.-STRAYE FROM THE
pC subscriber, four unbroke MU LES,N
names and tails trimmed The above re-
ward will be paid on delivery Of the
mules or any information so that l canAAnk%
get them again.
Also, soMe fine young mules for sale.
JAMES II. SHREVE
&C i-3t* 9TH street, bet H and streets
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RSCOTILLON PARTY NOTILE-Tbe
49, Cotillon Party to have taken place this
evening a. Caiusi's Saloon, ia unavoIdabIy pest
ponsd to MONDAY EVENING, the 18th inst
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ENILLMORE AND DONELsON. AND
l. Buchanan and Breckenridge Steamers and
Flags for sale 10y
oc4 81 LAMMOND
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REPORTED roR TIE N. Y. TRIRUSE BY :. r: H. b. FAY
sfrf Boa,d-2OO0 N. Penn. r. 6s, 6S Ooc Elmira r.
D. mort 7 1000 do do cash ~ $500 do q mort =,
Zoo Penn S. S4I 1000 Lehish Valley 6s 7ot go City
g. new C. and P 81 900 Camden and Amboy os 90
40 s5 ira Minehll R. s. 100 Reading X and int
4i 50 do j $50 do cash. All do, 4la 2'o do, ~ "
Bsose. Boards-OO Long Island R. III 500 Union Canal
&c. so Norristown r. cash, los Ssh % Farm and Mech
Ssccsd City IS, New q; 2oSC Union Uni c..
mr. ST. loo Long Island R. Hi 81 PenDs r. lots ~
100 Reading r. b5 int Al goo Union Camel ~ MoIs
III; 60 schuyl Nav. Prsid F., days, Ms Bank Of
o. 50 Bsnf Penn Township b. 40 Farm and Mech Bank
65 10 Grard Bank, lots, 1T Mechanics Bank S. mn
Insy Boards O0e Penna. S. days e 600 do S 100
Csswissa RR 1i3 500 New Granada 100 Reading H. 90
ar 100 do All; 500 do lots g. 100 do days int 49, loo
40 4 DAYS L int, A; N. Bank Of Kentucky, ll5
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BY Telegraph.
sAvANNAH-Arr. Dee. ~ steamship Augusta, from New
York in IS hours.


Disaseers, &c.
Tur sHrp ELIZA AND ELLA from Philadelphia for London
derry with full and valuable cargo OF breadstans winch
grounded near Marcus Hook while proceeding down, got on
Thursday morning having sustained injury and proceeded
BIIe REpErrcx BlowS Turks Island tor Salem, put
heavy passage and Lost manboom galley had
btwprt sprung sails split &e VIII repair and proceed 70
Salem 49,
ScBR J. H. RECORD Of Newport, which arrived at Havana
l4th from Csbsnas reported With loss Of toremas
She lost bboom both topmssts and head Of foremost on The
passage from Newport 10 Havana
into Homrss Hole on the inst having struck roo& e
psht previous Point Cannon which caused her 70 leak
over per hour WIN discharge her and
the Marine Rsiwsy fol repairs
Green Ran Inlet. She old 200 TONS
and s in good condition. Mr. Walker, wrvekmaser. has
tractee to get her of
ALAleE SCHOONER supposed laden reported by pilot
boat Hornet New Bedford TO be sutk between Cnttyhunt
Head She s in the track Of vessels bound through
Vineyard Sound Her mast heads and topms.ts are above
her lower sails set Id ssf topsails furled
scHR WM II. MAILER, Crowel, at New London, from
Philadelphia Boston into In the Sound on the night
Of the 1sh BY Nova Scotia schr. which tore rnssnssi
Knocked OF dsvits, &c.
PILoT Boar HoaxET at New Bedford reports sd IL
about tuns recollect
attempted Tspaulin Cove but the wad
de being ahead concluded beat into the bay aud
between Dumping Light and Clarks Pontthe
wind blowing gale and showing thick was not In sight next
day.
BAax JENNY LIsD-Proyincetown. Dec. a. p m.--3JD
baes cotton have been landed from bark Jenny Lind She
lays heeled Of with om TO feet water in herr weather
very bad wind blowing shore heavy, from NNW thick
and snowinG
hfssrxG yEssAL-sehooner Thonne Capt. Josiah Ncter-
from for Boston, With pig iron aud slaves out
frc Capt, Joseph Nckerson Capt Richard sndy aud Mr.
- -Brout wese on board ~ passengers.
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"A !, fair REQUEST Red Oh 10 visbos further sA.nss
Ss Is.s s..s.s,,on Ssns sai es.h C.npAsn' BE- o.
'PPsssSSvsoksTns nssa., BETTE. the uy.: srs hsh,
IA ~. demand f.ir; saes Of $50 ssls 9. sn EOS
ior cid H,,; els 75deis 81 for new Mes and 90 ~
Tsi1 for Prime Beef 10 better and 10 IN eood re- =.
on,rt for the trade salcs Of 500 bbl' a 90 .ogse
Tor Prime, se l,4s 3 for Country ns s ana ana ss M
f.tra Do el sea IA IS for new repsehed Sheas2 .ne
as so Tor extra Lard better and IN good
raj, r,espt. sales OF bbs st ~ G2c and .en p;c
Cut Meats heavy sales Of % bids ana es r. a.
maud At q, &C. bacon very firm and wanted the
limited sles SO bxa long ribbed Addies 70 Mnve
. aar and 20 bis boueess lcity cut lo but
ter il % GOOD supply and heavy a %a1te n tS si. a.
Al 2 Cheese 10 in i.ir demand At " dlotc Eess are "Ana
RICEThe market 10 feeble; fair inquiry prevails chiefly
60, Snor The sal.s 30 tcs d4.ctne latter Prlee
for slrcty prime The receipts for the weeA arc so'a'
tea III. stoe L 10 about so ties n,
suGARS-A better feeling has prevailed ana nodei ns
.siins Ic advance WITH understand lew
A. Involvement The change based upon better foreign
new. The ales include go hhds Cuba stc io fhnns s1
70, Havana on made pabe The receipts ,9
The month I'D 70 S46i hhds, 10 D6 boxes sna
bass The sales for penod are 1851 had' 'sS
sPTiTER-The stock becoming diminished prices there
fore are srsdualy advancing ard are now higher mo-
fo LONG period We note sses Of 80 tuns Of &C. D'' u
we upde rst.nd holders now demanding 'fe Jul
consider this extreme rate. - c.u =. ,o,atIc
SOAP-We hear Of sales Of 30 boxes Castle t ~ IN bha.
TOBACCO continues ysry que. nu, sSsi e do Yaa
a. Soc % c.,ss seedIeaf 5assc Is do fiondA $|'@
'TEAsYotlius Is doing pending further arrivals holders
Ne "a r,ber auie prices firmly maintained no
81 name however, have taken place IN eitncr
pinI Tin or Pses to-day and we therefore CONTINUE oi P
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svta, sA.ru.u Of New Bedford .vo whales ssd ssss %
her aNervud tskine OIL v n fA... Uus
-, frop North Atlantic and for Bsveriy-ey steamer r
:netso Of this port. 49,. of N,v.
H.dford 70 rts her PeTnsmbueo Oct had ,hised oo'
oil a. before reportea bound To Psshe Ocean enre
letter from Capt Butler, Of ship Bruns"Ts ., os %
reports her at Fsyl Nov with IS bbis 50 c, VIII
DAYS out in LAT 50 NJ Ion. s. 10 W. would mp ,h.
,xp~rienced bad weather ssa heavy eaes ana Vs ., -
SpoLrn-Nov lat q Ion. - S. 'hip CAns ~ Gays "'"
New. Bedford. for Pacific Ocean
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g., ,sInoo fsyorsbl. influence ha. been eierted upon
holder. and s,s S.sy I.n n bad
quality th. receipt: and better Se%ind bs for IS
S.:'Ssn. sU S.. I Rio eS mere
COPPER-kew sbeshins is steady and sell: 10 uis 'ie
cenr ,od to some rItsnt 87sc and some holders
.skns ~ aSoe for bamors ana Lsts P S,
eYnNDi Sdsmntine are without change; sales Of city
brands a, searc sell at seaa2c Plain Sperm &c.
b. se.n v ASp indicate Ie. Newcastle Soda
q Cream Of Tartar Sc :o%s =. Sod, - so e
FLOUR AND MEALThe market is less .ctive for Western
CAM. ES. n the s s 1 sp1 Sv%
pd submit decline Of .a s or 'i Ses VOW ana
sSS ss :n. Ssls
ss 81 ss ss I saa Dt to
State, Stat ;'' Is IS 50 for
81 S Isp sI:ss .nd Sas'ss
as1 sS for hss,y
rather easier mixed hTs a. the ss' co.e ID. e:
are 500 Dbl: At s7s rs good s.perne B.li
RS. r t i.s r1 sss inquiry e
% Corn Meal :ns s IS ss s.nds
wine saoat BueLwhes, Flour in fair demand At sa Tte
To ss ssl M ESs G c. 1af
dian IS 900 bbl. Southern lls 500 bss T.. and
St. Georges Bsnt Mfeel inactive but previous price.
Ps.ss HERRING H fEs in nGS:nie a a
apsst s ~ ,s.d and 25@s for No The receipts very
mesfer, which IN measure ehAoies noiae' " ' r
through the general guinness , ri ,oo hill. z.n,. Cur
rants at 2c 100 Dbl. Hsyn. O,nsss M. Pr Fusi .
are dull At not % " a. 70, Southern sc for
steady ,, .nts o. pa H ssc for ssatr. " W.
GRAM-The demand ioL a Tss III as nm To- dsy Is
quite firm with hsht Iiva. re S Sov.,s1 IL sPsdv .od
The sales are oo BUSH whse Am hh wbits Soutb
ssTss O.; .s 70. F %: :as
fair requett Hd4sc ior St.e A.. iisht but the
Corn .he, lower and SSies the : sss7e r Western
% % sod1 and Has for new mixed Stock Of
sna ys1o "a Ass Wheat 5Sl ESQ bush Corn 1851
bush
GUNNYCLOTH-TheB Boston Shipping Li.t reports s ses
previously noticed OF l6e SAss a]te aoS S
wefefts
GUNNY CLOTHING note sales OF iOV oAes ounhy o''n
At I2diAc 6 mos- . ,,,,
HIDE6-The market generally continues steadily savaneine
and exhibits considerable animation especially on oonoco
whsh Of quick sale sc mos aIe ,'s ~ v US
and Lesher which proved eneoursns to the e1a.ed
oil In market at &c. mos usual wesht ana soo ao
70 arrive, on grivsfe terms wv nio oI.nac 81
sc mos, excepting water damaged i4o Dry chsIle.ton
~ no. zcc tess o y cent <xs a,y "a aIs. Il swos
'alied do, al ioe oW ay "eu III S - W. '
HEMP-American 10 IN limited denana, oGI VIA nsas
stock and moderate receipts prices are s1c no'
asle OF ~ ssiesPoor tcroP OF 100 40 -. .,s
months small Gales are maIns ~ M IN, 'o , J ~ MA
no suide 10 he tnane -, "a 49, - wo.t,v
..s Manila i. much dspre..ed iut 1t Boston recently
there hn ben uoic ~ s ho,d.,. ~.
hofs-fhe demand very 1sI1 %, w. a-on 40 esais.
hrm ut former prices saes 'enc- 'o' eoA W NA"'e
BssteIn ana western. 49,. A., Ii. 49,. -, l.;
HAY demand mooe.'.e s1 ,e rsn prices oHeS& MI
HORNS-A small invoice Oh iof" ofnoso ''o 7" &C. os'H'
crh ov H.. ,,s f., s.o.cb p, Il anita ,,od.,,.. hu,
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BAnK unchanged with light sales a Sc COTTON qlet OUT
firm CLovtssEED steady 81 80 FLogS IN hni ea a te
d,y RYE FLOUR and Corn MEAL quiet WHEAT Is du
sales Of $500 81 81 o. tor
xsn, red and al g. for white RYE scarce and wanted
. sce CoRN continues se slowly at &c. for old yellow anu
SC for new. Oars lively Delaware are worth 90; VI
little doing WHISKY in limited demand at 9'oc or Dds
and 29c. for hhds.
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m.rLeu .Reported by Telegraph.

CHARLESTON Dec. A-The sales OF COTTON To-Day WeIo
20 hes and for the week 1900 The market closes at &C.
sdyspce on ths week; Good Middling, l2tc 40 . I'm
piice' c.v,,nob.r,sd. ..Ies 10 dsy
Whit. WEEAT 81 65 CoRS dull at Soc Pokk ouoyant
At eIs IS for Meas BACON is quiet. EXCHANGE Oh LUZ
don. IL
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serve. has been one Of great activity and genera
soppdpsss yet owing to the high rates, for the 70"
materals tho profits sccruiDg viii prove less than an
ucjpated. Brown iheetiDgs Of light and heaVy
nshes have sold more freely for Export at - atc'
forhe former, and SIC. for the latter this has some
what reduced the Stock, and the Market now par
takes Of greater buoyency. Brown Drills have a'so
been in good request for Export to China, and some
extensive .aes have been effected at SIC. now neia
firmly at sic, at which sales making 70 the n'me
trade az wanted The Stock Is small, many Oh tue
mills bavirg recently changed to Brown shee''ngs
and the same may be said Of Besched; Corset ana
Blue the two former command &c. and the m''er
lOl a lOIc. Osnaburgs are in fair request aod prices
have advanced one-hsf cert per yard. Denims'
Jeans Stripes, Ticks, &c, are steady, and In very
moderate request for the moment. Prints have come
forward in a great variety Of styles and combination
of colors and already few sales have been made 70
the eary Southern trade at l0al0Ic, considering the
high rates for the Gray Cloth, these prices must DC
considered very moderate, indeed bat it shows that
great rivalry in any article must keep prices low
and TO none but the domestic producers OF
printers are consumers indebted for these low
rates. Previous to the establishment OF PRINT
ing in this country our transatlantic fnends Gu
loved monopoly in these fabrics and sold them here
at exorbitant rates. but thanks to the perseverance,
energy and ingenuity of our home producers, VINO
have in competition with the foreign fabrcants' re-
duced the price of these goods to the present low
rates. Lawns are also beginning to come forward In
grea variety of beautiful combinations, and the PRINT
ing will compete favorably with any foreign gooa' OF
the came description. Most kinds of Wooden 1ooaS
are Darimate, bat a better demand may be anucl-
mated after the HOLIDAYS Wooden Maud Shswls,
owing chiefly to the extreme cold weather prevalent
have come Into general favor and are rapidly passing
into consumption. These, as an exterior garment OF
covering for protecting man from the winters pias''
arc unrivaled, and railroad travellers will find them 70
be an indispensable article in this respect. Inc
Foreign Dry Goods market partakes Of inactivity tue
same quiet previously noticed continues undistoroed'
yet few goods adapted to the wants OF the coming
trade are selling at steady rates Not much ANIMATION
is expected, however, till after the 10Th proAimo'
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le from Capt Gy Of shp North Carolina Of New Bed.
ford ds " Fsyi Nov states that in consequence Of the
health he has thought advisable 70 abandon the
yoy.re ana home The ahp had proceeded the
sse in conn und Of the mate, Thomas C. Harding
Mr.. A s. Gooon cooper Of shp Charles Carroll Of San
Francisco anu who cooper of the Kns6sher Of
ford reports the ship Alex nder Conn Of NewBedford
before reported t went Ashore while ssdesvons get
chip got oa jurymass rugged and sue was
Aysn where abe stripped and oil qusutity
Iel, Mercury Bay :hip: hs.nso sinnsr Ns Ss Bedr
swi Es, d. ~aaiis 100 Ibs 70 al SPOKE il Nay, SHI
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Reeeiuts or Produce,

Bv Erie 900 bbs Flour 200 bags DO eoo osss
Os,s 40 bags Melt 228 bags Wheat 7l0 pkE PROVISIONS 80
| bbs Whisky 5000 sides Leather, os5 pkss Butte'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
snn-Rises 7:23 Sets. $40 Moon-Seu '.'''
wATER....rbfs DAY.
snax Uoot 7;Is Gov. Island :06m He'll Gate. 9f7
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Arrived.


Ship Golden Fleece (of Boson Jones' Philadelphia days
schI Msncheser Chichester Richmond with -four to G. d.
Person. IA. ..,, ho,,d IN
Providence Experienced heavy weather on the passage os
sesf John Jones' Csnsn, Brandywine with aOur to Allen
Ps1on r,,. n ~;,h .or, IN
J. g. Williams.
Schr Lake Gorton, Philadelphia
scbr Seaport, Carver, Philadelphia
sebr Warrington Camp, Philsdslphia
sebY MARY Elizabeth Gordon Phlsdelphn ~ NJ,
sckr Merchant Chadwick, Richmond mdsc TO "
echr Crensbaw, Moss, Richmond mdse TO =. a. rsf'0A'
Schr n C. Hissins Davy Richmond. .
Schr T. H. Abbot Smith Baltimore with nour 10 ssefri
Schr j. P. Lofand, Eckels Richmond.
sehr Cumberland Seaman, Alexandria.
Sehr Grace Grdler Paine Philadelphia for Boston. 49,
schr J. r. Platter Candy, Bandywine with hour to Allen
Psxon- IA, 1t. o1,,.
Propeller Locust Point French, Bstnmee days. md'' to
Il B. Cromwell. Experienced heavy weather.
Propeler Wamsutts, Nye, NewBedford.
Propeller Pelican Ayre, Providence
Propeller Decatur, Geer, Norwich
Propeller Petrol, Audrich, Providence
sAILED-Ship Webfoot, Hodge, San Francisco
Withholding the day, w.