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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

Asovxns rsls ha. passsd freasAssA sssh isssnss 4
ihs peepss % Iowa.
~ zrasx, thry hars experienced unexxmpIed psos-
pesify. ~ clsExx ;h-y been psc~rte1 IN tn NIL
enicypnenf al their cya and religions. gss- AZ iShi-
they have ien hss~ed wish heaia and siends
and personal prosperity.
Fer these, aaa far III the blessings 81 HI, u hecomes
faem 10 recognize aud snse the passx ss1xfss, aud
~ sacw by their and their words, eir gratitude
fcrsHfs constant bene.as4lans,
Therefore. ysass ". GsIxEs, tser,sr u TIE State
81 ioSs, do hereby designate and s;eis ynrstsy the
zsih day ~ November next, Day o. BiIfc THtxKs
ststxG and FRaiss.
do respectfully request HE people OF this s.ase TO aS
stain that day from their ordinary ayocasiors and
assemble at Their usual places OF public Worship there
give thanks To ALMIGHTY D for the blessings OF the past
year.
And whilst adore with gratitude HIS protection. le
us seek for s continuance Let Us beseech Hin to pre-
i may become great vir1aors and honored Let uapray
that our hearts be kept In harmony with the
requirements OF HIS Les pray that tbs
heiiRn Influences Of the byei he every where
tended And especially !ef Is hesee tiia 70
hearts that during che approaching pcsenent season %
me yesr re shall be praisps aua sysnpaiii-e
With the needy and distressed.
Is TEsraoSr WHEREOF, I have hereinto set ms
L.S hand, and eaassaio be affixed shc Grers .SaE
ef kss Ssate ~ lara. Done At Iowa City.
ti,s 2sth day 81 October, a. d. 1855.
JAMES W. GRIMES
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A Balm for every Wound.

Dyer's Healing Enhrocation has acquired an unprece-
iented celebrity Healing Panacea. 1t cures Wounds
Cuts Bruises, scads rheumatism and al External and
Internal Pain in short period OF time. Scientifically
prepared and always preserving the same strength and
quality, it is used with the greatest confidence by all
classes, and has become universally known that It
needs hardly to be named in public print
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What has Dyer's Healing Embrocation
Done?

Wonders indeed. It's known everywhere as a Stand
ard Medicine Sure Remedy, and Universal Panacea
Rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds, Burns Scalds Lu'nbago,
Sore Throat, Piles, Bowel Complaints, Cholera, Wind
Cholc, Dysen,ery and numerous other Ills and aches
Its popularity is owing Its intrinsic merits Once
used, it is never dispensed with II Is becoming daily
more and popular, and Is performing remarkable
day by day All who have never used this
Great Remedy all Of Pain should at once OBJ
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h -
lGAee4 - ~ resulted d the eJection 81 "a
BfonOnt: ri n tho nob3est and 400 ..,... !.
III word, he Moef b. considered ri.tn,;r.s q,
~ Who appsexiate IL dslIculties rhich 49, !.
Ff9eboooeal candidate, viii admir- ahst ~ ~.
bofne hInaelf hcn0rAbiy ana hera;r.ifv 4. ].
canvass which too freouentI, ,emn,. 49,, :, !,
mofe enlarged political exr.r;.nc. ~, -.
promise with dignity Or disrerard az n,,,dsnsa
Is hos besn the fate Of 1ore thsn ~. !, =
the Presidency 10 make fatal su.che. ,;,s m.
starred letters, 10 be behaved into
ayowsis, or 70 be tempted into intrigue. vhen :
straightforward course vss nnt ,,,..ei. ~. -.
honest. bat tie bess nrv n. -. .nos'
properly rigid IN IL exsctions ma ,.o,,,.s.
merely good principles. bur good hsh.~;a. w.
Il does not like 70 zee 4 nominee ,,nc, ~. -.
tings: It docs not Ike missionary tnu,s !.
d0ns elurDp-speskinp II, nnd;aate. a..
but not in candidates for the Precedence !. ~
mands Of them decent retirement and -
tient looking for Of the public ;ndyr,a,,. 20
taste has nnanestionabIs had sa,,.,..;n.. = ~
with the culture or TIL. sentimen, .rd - W :.
in it q delicacy unusual In nnfl,. fa.i;a. 80 !.
after ali, perhaps parties have hecn la - .as
agreement upon this point by n b;,,ar 49,;
ence The candidate rho ,n.Ias So p 1'i
mnent IL pretty sure "a rnste ,,;,,.., se. peo-
ous. His best manosuyre T. not -,
all. If he opens his mouth he Is sura :, ~.
der; and every line which be ,xr;tas ,,.r (.
terrible mistake. As matter of ins,;ce - IL
country, there should be M one .tnn ~ liz ~. s
erai views, and frank and formal svnr.I IN ~
his politics Is an absolute necessity IN 10 -
commencement. Beyond this. hoxeya. (.
should not 20; and beyond this Col F,ar,o ~
has not been tempted TO 90 by anv cnn,;naano.
In accepting the nomination. he plainly rssosd.a
his opinions; and he left these on;n;ons ~ n;a
dictate him and defend during tho camn.;.. ~
He has been shamefulIy assailed bn. H. ;nd;c
nation, however natural and howeve. Iaudahis
has not led him into undienif;ed recr;m,na,;na
or self.justification. which, could onlv 49, ~
creased the malice. and stimulated ,bo ;aae ~,
ty of his detractors. Itseems almost ;u,nass;.,s
TO believe, as we glance Al the mon,hp .h;as
have Just passed. that a nnblic man as aI.S
acter SO spotless and an ability 40 ,u,s .nas-
able, has been subjected IN such =, .dae,
will require reference to the ,,ansrs o ~ .ha
10 prove to future times tho eY,ron,a r,s,;s..:.
Of our political literature. 7. will h.,dIs hs
ierstood fifty wears hence hon, one ,.L..a " -"
will even then be freshlv ,emamho..s oso 1919. "a,lie
'eceived from more than q million ~ h ie e., "no
,itizens, the clearest token Of their .anSaeno
.oud be thus morally assass;no,ed - w ;n.as,:
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HAWK.IYI JOE OFFICE.
VIE bsys rssssny aaAs vssy lasgs adalsions 70 ~
w JOB OFFICE

elADn 4 ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
u every ksd. in sty's and - prices . compare With
s.y establishment witAia The sssss.
" ksye experienced Jsb Prsnsers. who have msde
~ ~ the stsdy Of their nvss Al work entrusted TO
sss hasds warranted.
We sss much better prepared than ever before TO
on ii, crders for Books, fesssrs. Cards Circulars HANKS
Ne. We never hsye, and never shall busy oarseif In
,erssraly soliciting bussess; bat vtsi sdis,netIy
saSsrsssd, that Ne vii DO rork Lo~xs than sny man
MAT Aces do H. The price Of hide consequence with
~ he sert ws mean 70 d. In manner 10 rive astis.
aeoa, al nominal prices, free gratis, necessary.
G. DGSiIAN.
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s An exchange paper very gravely informs
us that young man who was recently bathing
in the Mississippi river, seeing a number OF Ia
dies approach, drowned himself from motives of
delieacy.
~ Dyer's Healing Embrocation is warranted
to remove any pain, internal or external. =
soUIREs Boss, Agents for Southern Iowa
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ACKNOWLEDGING THE CoRN.-Bohbs being ac-
costed by an old acquaintance by the name Of
| Cobb, replied:
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A Western Agent Writes as Follows:

s~~ -
lady presented herselfto- with the right cheek
swollen much pain in the region, with nervous tremor
She was directed apply your Healing Embrocation
very hours, rubbing it gently with piece of CLOTH
On the application she exclaimed, How it smarts,
but by persevering she relieved and totally cured
the following morning Such the effects of this won
derfu Medicine Dyer's Healing Embrocation, aaordng
the most cheerful evidence of its disease conqUerng
power.
A Pain Destroyer.
Overs Healing Einbrocation destroys Pain, Externa
and Internal. Reader den's be without it, 1t will
many Doctors bill II you unfortunately become Cut,
Wounded or Bruised, 1t. If you suffer from Pain
either external INTERNAL Cholera Morbus Rheumat-
ism, sprains, Stiff Joints, de- try it, and it will certainly
effect cure The inestimabe value Of this wonderful
preparation has been concusivey proved, and no per-
son family should suffer themselves to be without it.
Every House, Workshop and Factory
Should constantly be supplied with Dyer's Healing EN-
orocaton--wlch is Invaluable in any emergency, acct
dent sudden Illness and should be applied on the
of any casualty whatever Ii is really ndis-
pensable Let every reader Of these lines obtain at
this Remedy and Life Preserver and guarantee
satisfactory results. -........ H..
The "Ne Plus Ultra"
Ofall Pain Destroyers Is Dyers Healing Embrocaon.
This Medicine has received ndisputabe proofs of its
ue, worthy of reliability and confidence
forming array Of facts unparalleled in the history Of
any other preparation is worthy Of the most perfect
confidence performing does astonishing
and giving fresh evidence, daily Of Its disease conquer
ing power. e.. sa s
A Standard Medicine.
Dyers Healing Embrocaton has reputation unlike
that Of any other Medicine 1t takes precedence any
article used recommended for like purposes, and
whenever introduced into family, per would
induce them be without it. Reader ifyou have never
used it, and have unfortunately boone Cut, Wounded
Bruised suffering from Pain either external in
.erna try Dyers Healing Enbrocat!on at once, and you
will after keep it on hand.
a. H. FIELD, Providence, K. L., Proprietor.
eB-soid in Burlington by sQuIRES 4 BLoSs, Whole
sale Agents for Southern Iowa. dby Druggists general
| Iv n he
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Montreal, Nov. 10.
fire i now raging at Three Rivers. Half
the town 10 already consumed. We hare as vel,
no particulars
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Lawrence, X. T., Oct. 49,
Governor Reedcr was nominated as delegate
to Congress to-day by the Big Springs Conven-
ton.
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gro. ". MecLeAR., ssereta,aer sssss.

GEO. W. MccLEAgY, Sscretarg., S,rt,.
A DARK AFFAIR.--A shooting aiiray took
place in Lyons, on Thursday evening week, be-
tween two gentlemen OF color. Liquor is sup
posed to be the cause.
0NE GREEN SfoT.--A Fillmore man has been
elected to the Legislature from Dalton, Berk-
shire county. Mass.
Yes, that is a green spot.
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FLoUR-The market shows little more ami.
nation, with sales of 500 bbls favorite brands.
Spring Wheat, Extra in lots at $3.50. We quote
at S3a3, 20 tor Superinc No. ga, 50aS,75 for
Superfne No. l-Sla4 25 for Fancy 81 75a
5,75 for Spring to Winter Wheat Extra.
WHARF.-The market opened active again
with disposition to advance for cargoes, al
though smaller lots in store are but little if any
better than yesterday. Sales of Spring in
clude parcels in store at SSa90c. but principally
at the former while round lots on board were
taken at 9la92c. 100 hu. Red Winter sold ut
81, 90 in store, and 600 bu. No. . do, to fill up,
at csc. OH board. 800 bu. White Ito mill at 81 10
delivered. The market closed again dull cX-
cept for cargoes ready to 60 on board.
CoRS--The market continues active with
sales of round lots on board at 42c and cargo
do at same, with holders at the extreme of
frmness
OATs-Sales are confined to trade transac-
tons, scarcely exceeding 1000 to 1900 bu at 81
ass On board lumber vessels or delivcred.-
Sales to store from railroad at SIC. with good
inquiry.
BARLEy-Steady at 81 ,OOa1,l5.
FREIGHTs-Rates still on the decline, and en-
gagements mostly made on private terms,
enough is known however to determine the 60
ing rates to be about l2c for corn, and SC. for
Vuett Is III" pdiu W Vic siaiu-
ing of vessels, and circumstances unheeded in
the middle of the season, affect rates materially.
DRESSED HoGs-Thc last day in the week De-
casions more than usual dizziness, good averages
are slow at $3.50. Live hogs more steady
at 81, 5oa4,62.
PoTAroEs-Good supply at 5oa60c.
MISS PoRK-New held at Sl7als. Old out
of the market.
HoGs.-The Missouri Democrat of the 12th'
says
Sale of $500 head, to weigh 200 lbs. and up
wards, and for delivery from the LIST to the goth
of December, at IS 25 per 100 lbs. Packers
are Offering from S. 90 to S. so for hogs of
200 lbs. and over. Ashbrook l. Go. killed to-
day at their slaughter house 1000 head.
Hoes AT Observation-Disclosures offer 81 IS per
100 lbs. this month. A few extra heavy have
been sold for s. 90. 81 to "a % is offered for
December delivery.
Chicago, Nov. IA.
HoGs-We quote live Hogs at $3.50 100
lbs. weight. Packers are shipping extensively.
One house shipped a thousand barrels to the
Lake Superior country.
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Overs Healing Embrocation

Is uniform in Quality Convenient for Application, Neat
and Delicate in Its Nature leaves Stain on the Dress
Skin, Unfaing in its Curative Properties, and unsur-
passed rs q Healing and Pain Destroying Remedy.
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A Sure Remedy for Piles.

The Piles, most distressing complaint, Is more prey
alent than Is generally supposed is attended with in
fammaton--sma Tanners, in the generality of cases
make their appearance producing an irritation when the
body heated indescrbably painful which it is impos-
sble resist scratching, and the only present relief
seems be desire tear the skin of This disease Is
not dangerous but extremely unpleasant. Clerks and
those of sedentary habits most subject TO this maa
dy. Let all afflicted try Dyer's Embrocation and we
warrant immediate relief and an efectual cure Many
troublesome of this complaint have been remedied
by the of this great Medicine We can present fact
upon fact in confederation of this statement and thous
ands bear testimony the great value of this A1ea
ing Panacea.
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New Store and New Goods.


WIN. v. Uh~zEEf has opened "A on the
w corner Of Third and Washington streets, tor the
purpose Of retailing DIS u SsUU0S.
His stock IL entirely and Will compare fsvorabiy
with any stock IN the city, embracing Of the yari-
GUS styles Of dress goods usually found In dry good
houses, MeriHos, Deianes, Psrhsts Apacas Man
tilias, &c.
Also fine stock ofCiothing Boots. Shoes Hats CAPS
&c. all Of which VIII be sold unusually low for eash.
cctia W. L. UTTER.
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS. (Gold and
NJ silver sh supply just received aud for sale
BY J. BROWN,
lsfpZ3l Barrett House Building.
IsOk SALE OR EXCHANGE FOg CRY Pro
l. PERIi--one hundred and sixty acres OF excellent
land In Adauis county Iowa Enquire at this office.
noylbp.n
Jr8R SAE.E.-The Sor,l. 30 feet Of LOT No. IT'S,
L a beautiful corner Lot fronting East. Also, a 8
acre lot in The city limits apsy 70 ELIAS II. LOVE
at j. y. Browns Book Store Barfe House Buildings.
4 SpIEsBlD FARM of 275 acres for
"A sALE-This Is situate ten miles from Burlington,
one mile Messengers Depot Burlington and
Missouri gIyer Railroad. There IT'S xcres IA ane
cultivation having 100 acres WOODLAND adjoining There
is one good .westoFy house m six rors one log house
OF two roolns geOd barn and an orchard OF so bna
reitrees upon IT. This IS well adapsed for Stack Faraa
Term. are easy Enquire soon at the Real Ests:e of.
fee OF GEO. II LANE
oe.io adjoining PestCffice.
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Steel plows, Western Corn Shelters, Hay Cutters


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"A uont KNOW you, SIT.
sMy name is Cobb" rejoined the man who
was about half seas over.
"Ah, sir, you have SO much corn on you l
didn't see the cob replied Bobbs
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MEssRs. KEITH, ROBINSON & CO.,

LIZ entyt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-01
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER /, 1856

vssss and pair OF India rubber roots. Some thought
they were burglars, but after overcoming al obstacles
they proceeded 70 test the truth Of the story By search
70, the specie.
They raket the bottom every direction but no kegs
were found, or any trace Of lost treasure and 70 the
disappointed inquiries OF the searchers Eegret simply
remarked that somebody had been there before them
Inquiries were now msde 10 the name OF this
known Spaniard II Was known that Honrico De Costa,
who had been indicted for fitting the orig Braman
formerly OF salem, as a slave dealer had recently es
capped from New York. and some AID that the unknown
one WA the fugitive
Upon this he arrested and taken to Salem where
Uned States Marshal Freeman claimed him and brought
him to this city, He was here charged with bens con
cerned In the slave trade and bscd by Dc Aena In
the sum OF 5000, who afterwards, however, gave him
up TO the officers
Nesret then tut ned round and charged De Meus with
being bis sccomphce in the slave trade, upon which
WaSYalt was issued and he arrested and taken be
fore United States Commissioner Woodbury., who held
him in The sum Of 900 for examination on Monday
next. Some OF our leading merchants Immediately be-
came bail for De Aera and be WAS get at liberty.
Officers nom New York state that Ncgret u not the fu
gitve De Costa The former has been seen about the
city for some time past but not recognized by any Of
The police OF this city.
some are disposed TO think that there was truth the
story of buried treasure which they think may have
been carried of BY some OF his acoomplcos, whle he
getting ready 70 reclaim IT. bat the opinion Of the
majority that the story has bass In truth Negret
not being consistent In bis stories In regard to the matter
He has Wild look about the eyes, and may be slightly
defanged on this subject.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-01

wept In the Bible. his tongue fAltsrsd md HIS hand trs
steasier He might ndsnt NE aw On tables Of
stone but he could not record The story Of The Gross
Y enough, said he Doctor one 6on N Heaven and
light Of the spiritual world Where y the natural dayf
Wherever the sum shines. And where Il the spiritual
dsyS Wherever the Bible shines.
The reverend gentleman proceeded q len 9Th
velOpe those Two propositions and although his address
Was long, wAs Remarkably eloqueat, and listened TO
in behalf Of the Society which amounted 70 about $3.50
DIR. Bsthune followed with few practical remarks
missed with the benedlcnon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-01

evdov o. my house u sased N several Of The San
day papers Dc took his meals here, and hero tho m
quest was held-whlch Will probably account nor the
error On being informed Of the occurrence hsstened
70 the spos and found him In bis gore and tne eoenS
ran ,ust - be had fallen full halt hour before and,
that the occupants OF the house had Do
clined admitting his body, had mmedissey removed
fremont House. CL AhhSON DIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-01

Goods Norfolk harks Wes,ern Sea Messina Grqwer and
snyrs Galveston sagGa, Auraie, Havana Means and
Bess shp ssaksrn Cross Calcutta bark Albion Lincoln,
Havana
PRovINcFTows NV 2s-Arr brig Handy King, Ro,lsr.
O'"' ~ nsr-id Marine Correspondence.
e1e.. ca y I a K. fT%gs cs s g s fss
hslGe, % sasd "a ion tgr I'm Cha. coCpe, short
stsss. n Sad "a "a ST T@ssnS sS S
piovn % si. Roebuck, w.Ssn uavrs 2ih free Trade,
rasa chra y he Rssimeni Glover, London 2sh Witch Of
So oc, a. sRr. od Colony lowe United S:sles soa!er
Sebnay sms sierS ne,sea Pen, so~ apa EYsn9E rss
ror murphy. DO ie,h, Psher's, Shoot do h, Conquest
For sA ship, ssr Z Empi5. TAa{sr Herald r q .e
ysts ss s " s ksme
mer Rlchs.dsen, end Mteh q ,he Wave Todd uy.
,. hs. 'i ss = Of ~ nc ws Base wo var
Peal ',, fSsn f EsRns s Rs ssn sa so
ssn wsis sEoeso sog'er Johnny hisd s.s s
bella J6nes, DO
KEy wrsr Nov n-ship LADY Aybsis Is I've only vessel
TO sheh arr eccdeti has haprered since We laM made
orssns wrh cargo vines ccrals br.ndes. china g..
arr a asho,e upon shoe nsT lerugns yenitg q sn
hauled OF and hiouRh VI tbs por' eskng badly ard wh
h. ss,tsr svsiSs aavcc. fSera he gTderwfers
The brs sac arver Parrcge While entering The hsrbor
- ~ ~ ecv Of re scop Dolphin. who received for their
TIE hdmtsiy cour, have NJ, settled any o. the numerous
cases nov ter hands The saleages duc the wreekss
v probably b. paid dur NJ 81 % month when money WI
The hars joseph Hale ~Ei be ready Cor early next
wect. .. -
reisSs &Ser' ~ y" -,
a. is inst With the cargo 81 he Br ship Bmsrani Tor
lie bslf Ben HsIe,t Ie chartered 70 take the
csreo * nir n BiI Ehsr 10 Phi'adelrhis ,, -,
4. &c = sp rr ss su f ,o s rs
The wrecksfs engaged IN saving sugar Mom gaIk
vs, ssbore Cafysors reef None o. me sugar "s Oeen
brought down.
w1srs pors an Prince brles 1bcs Conner York Carde
nss rur a. Baker. schrs Luther child rckersou
ard lbs Uake Endlceu boson' q knnyon rndicow ana
vnisro' ss Csrperr, NJ opdon Gardpsr bourne
Nyofk. siearrer Boston, Sellew, do -
90 tsrs Meeors Fcd harsncos o pHrren Frg
eeH nrhlcn Rebecca knight Fndicou Ka,burg WotSes-
"a, phosds Providence; Daniel Norris Noble Pawtctet;
o roFs ss fs sa B sasr BScosya:
n,so, vsnsider ryors steamers cty o. New YORK Mat
thews, Bcsion: Delaware, copes, Nfork
Miscellsneous and Disasters.
The british ses New York Capt craig sailed yesterday
n, Glasgow with q passengers in the first cabin and 81 In
me second large Of wheat apples cheese lard
&C. ---
s,ssmshp wash gou, Capt Cavendy, sailed yesterday Tor
southampton and Bremen with ~ passengers
The Hamburg ship ar Rober, Peel lately ashore on the
or f The Hook oved up 70 he city yesterday morn
~, and now lee pier 30 East river with fee, waer IN her
IA she viii Immediately dischsrgng her cargo
n. s,ep,seop ard rsn River boats dd no, arrive until
10 occet Yesterday mosnrs beng deNned ~ anesg SNOW
son Esst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-01
C.uxx C.lcodar-This Day,

Court O0I0nU2f@VnI0 DWys
SuyxpIoH OoCKr-Nos 7o7, b4s, ls7, l22 st4 8i5 si6
ST. Sis s2o e2L s22 a, SIS SAT, s2s S31, ss2, ss3
SEA- ss6, sse 7<s 7s5 500 al, 2si 1873 <6e 3S2 $780,
7sI, 762. .. 1853.
COMMON PIxAs-Par Mos. 7so 7s4, 1854, ll4s to
1913 ns5 10 1853. Part 2-Noe 1869. it4s, o39, 4es
$40 t46 600, GO, 100 71T, s4s sac, Ss4, 8Ss, 900
SrlRFNp CorrT-GvcuN adjourned to Monday, the
sh december Judge Peabody beng engaged a the trial
Of Baker, In NewburE.
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Port OF New York, November 30, fso6.
ARRIVED.
ship Tlora SouihArd tot Richmond Me- Day, Glasgow, IS
dAy >, With mdse 70 VIM Lancaster.
Cornelius Grinne Fletcher London and Portsmouth,
"a days with ds. and @ passengers TO Grnne Mnturn
Nov 10 LAT len a. saw ship Kate Nckeby bound
Psrk wsfden GIL SAgus Ia Grande, Is days.
Schr Nnisfd Fillmore Tutue Richmond.
stkr Galieeo. Smith. Richmond.
schr Margaret Hunter Petersburg.
schr Cheese. Jones, Baltimore.
siorp 1bos Hub. HUI. Providence.
steamer Aim Eliza Robinson PHILADELPHIA
81 amer rocmska Cushman. New Bedford
sAIIED.
From QuaiAntue this morning NJ daylight steamships
WHshn Atom, southampton Bremen; New York tbrl, Gas
gov,
Wind during The day, MNW.