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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27
The Oyster Beds and Oyster Business of
virginia.
tFrcn The Norfolk Argus, Jan. 9s.l

FROM the norfolk Argus, Jan. 81
Tide water Virginia contains in its bays. rivers and
creeks not less than 600 square miles 900 acres
Of oyster beds Allowing tenth OF bushe 10 every
square yard have UPON the jas pticu NJ our state
6le $50 900 bushels o. oysters Those who guoran,
of the subject have no conception Of the trade these
bivavestbe extensive feet OF vessels aud of
engaged their taking, transportins, &c Not less
than 100 600 tons OF shipping annually employed in
The trade and al the lowest estmste twenty millions OF
bushels taken every year from the rocks aud beds,
eighteen millions Of which are carried outside the boun
daries Of State.
known that 275 vessels varying IN capacity from
coo 200 bushels and employing 725 mtn are en-.
ployed in the oyster trade Of Baltimore In Fair
haven so vessels, varying IN capacity from 900
tO : 900 busbef, were owned In 1855, which we're
exclusively employed IN this tuie hceirs large
number which chartered by IL inhabitaap
during the busy season. II IL estimated that nearly a
hundred vessels In this trace owned at that port
The very large number Of vessels owned In Boson New
York and Philadelphia for this trade known Sir
years ago a capSin informs that be knew OF sixty 10
New York city Boston known have al least forty
vessels Providence, New London, Bridgeport and New
Bedford each ten sail at least Of large vessels and
other smaller vessels Long Island and else shere
many others We may assert without fear OF contrsic
ton thst 100 900 tons Of shipping employed In
the oyster trade.
II exceedingly difficult 10 get at the quantity OF oys
tcrs tie different ports from Virginia. but from
numberess inquiries in every direction, justified
" All snng land speak within bouDds) that 40Oe 600
70 New York city and vicinity; 100000 Boz
Ton LOCO 600 10 Philadelphia 1000 900 mot incl ldng
toee from The Maryland bed) ~ BALTIMORE 5000 900 10
Providence, bridgeport, New london New Bedford and
elsewhere, and 600 600 10 the SOUTH making grand
aggregate Of Is 900 900
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Banks OF Kentucky for Jan. 1, Is5s.
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEw YosK, Jan. rs, 1858.
In your money article Of the 10th inst notice the fol-
loving remark
he contractors Of the Chicago Rock Island Railroad
members OF the Board OF Directors and Of
was President contracting both sides in their private
capacity contractors and In their official stations"
Allow state that the Of the Rock Island
road not eiicers directors the road while
tractors Their contract completed and accepted by
board entirely independent OF the contractors John b.
Jervs fss being President Of that Board and allow
N state further that every transaction OF the
relating this company entirely satisfactory
10 the company and crediabe In every respect to the
contractors. NJ FLAGG.
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Miscellaneous ana Disasters.


For particulars Of disasters 70 several vessels Galveston
see news columns
Sur CAIIIoPx Goodwin, New Orleans from BALTIMORE
on the first day out Dec a. named Antonio fell
from the main royal yard the l2h Inst, Henry Bodget
third mate, died -,
BARR SrRlPHIrr. Miller, which cleared nj New Orleans
18th inst for New York returned the 18th lnst
baking badly and the l9h being lowed up 10
New Orleans for repairs. Her bbs
whskey 200 bbs 0sur, 2Ss hides - bundles skins and
hhds copper. lThe was originally from San Juan, Me
bound 70 New York. and put into some time aimee IL ds
tress) - ~ ~
BARK CoHrr, Of Plymouth, from I.eghorn for Phadel.
pha, which was condemned At Gibraltar sold for eO
sw BRIe TERPscHoREThe cargo Of damaged coffee Of sv
brig Terpsichoie was sold nj auction savannah s inst
ano realized from lss 70 ~ cts per pound.
a CARD-Ship Chris,iana, OF New York Jan ~ igse-ro
Cantf Owens-Sir:-We the undersigned on hehaif ~
ourselves and the other our deem
sense OF the unwaryinig Kindness attention have
perenceu al your hands and that Of the
ue your conmand Our comfort and has been
NC men clv end obhgng In conclusion strongly
advse any person contemplating voyage a sailing vessel
across tne Atantc 70 take the Chrana
vessel under your command In bidding farewell
earneuy wish you every prosperity. and remain, sur
Richd Dawes Thos Brown Chas de vsleae and others
vEssrs sop-The following vessels were cold a, auction
sold for $1,000 ten per down. and the balance ls Feb
one ar Of ship Phantom built In New Bedford IN 1889 sold
LOT ttI50 payable by monthly nsalments In ak months
Bafk Escort 415 tons built nj Somerset In 1888 sold for
slOVJ one half cash the remainder some months hence
IWhaIemen.
Sid from Aner Nov Cemsts NJ, Desolation Island ~
cruise-by bark Qucksep, at this port
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Canadian Hour was unchanged and The sales confined %
900 400 bills, within the range q the quotations.
Southern brands Inactive while sales were confined
10 COO 700 bbs at about the above quotations. Rye
-four and corn meal were unchanged. Wheat firm
and sales limited. lot OF 400 500 bushels Michigan
white sold at 81 Is. Prime 10 choice Southern was
scarce and firmly held Corn 1rmer. The sales
braced 600 Il 900 bushels COCO bushels Southern
yellow at roc, with other lots Of white and yellow
at CSC. The market closed at CSC Toe Rye quiet,
and sales confined 10 about 500 bushels Jersey Toe
Barley quiet and unchanged. Oats were steady at
l4c. acc for State and Western.
COTTON The sales embraced about 600 bales closing
about i0c a105sc. for midding uplands. The follow
ing statement Of tho movement in cotton since sept
4, M compared with the previous four years.
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.a Brk AZ 3s ana 100 BOXES bacon EOS -four at
And seG 800 bales .. cotton ~, wsrs engaged a.
6s and packages lard al a5s and 4b0 boxes cheese
At 96s vessel was taken up TO load ct New Orleans
with cotton at 6s2d There was nothing new 70 the con-
Hay steady, with sas' Of 400 800 bales for ship
Hops were unchanged, and sales chiefly confined
70 the wants Of brewers at &C. for prime TO choice,
ana SC. a 7c. for second quality, new crop ~, j,
IRon.-scotch pig was selling in small way a. w.
months.
IlMK-rhe market was heavy and lower, while sales
Ms1Ass,s.~sales Of 100 bbls New Orleans were made
at 26c.
sales OF about 200 bbls to 60 out OF Market al 4S;
cash. and about 200 do arrive at about aye Crude
turpeptne Was quiet and nominal. Common rosin WAS
firmly held at 81 49, Fine rosins were in good demand
Ons--Crude sperm steady Sales were reported
at Warren Mass at 81 Manufactured was selling mode
raely at 81 % 81 so, four months. Crude whale was
quiet at Sc bec. Lnseed in fair demand; sales
reported of American at SIC &c.
PRovIaoSs-Pork was hrmer with sales Of about 500 a
coo bbs including mess chiefly Ut $50 90, and prime at
$l2 a Sl2 l2k. Clear mess was at $l7 25 Beef was
more firmly held with sales Of 200 300 bbs including
S rSuay Western $40 So SIS and extra DO at
$l4 Prime mess and beet hams continued firm, with
out change of moment in prices Cut meats were drm,
without change in prices Bacon was steady an sales
limited Lard was rm with more doing: the sales en-
braced about 500 coo bbls at &c. s4c. Cheese and
butter were unaltered in prices
RICE heavy and in the absence II bales Of moment
prices were nominal.
SPrCTs-30 cases nutmegs Were sold at SOC. 52Sc
SUGARs-The market was comparatively quiet, withou
further change Of moment in prices The sales embra ,ed
about 800 hhds and terces Cuba muscovado at 4ssc
&C., and about 100 do New Orleans at for low grades
and At &c. a &c. for grocery goods
TEAs.-Thc sale to-day by auction drew fair com
pany though catalogue did comprise many desirable
lots. The sac, however, qualities considered, was COO
sdered good one The market within few weeks ha:
exhibited more frmness.
TOBACCO in moderate request and prices unchanged
the sales embraced % hhds Kentucky and Virginia q
SIG 20c 81 bales Havana at &c.; SO cases sccdcaf
loo. a 2oc. and 4S cases Florida at 12hc. q SOC.
WMsKEySales of 200 800 bbls. were made at 81 nc
22c.
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THE CANADIAN DECIMAL CoNAGE.-From a con-
vcton OF the great Importance Of having Cana
dian decimal coinage 10 represent the new mode Of ae
counting have taken pains 70 inquire how and In
what form are likely 70 have ~ and are now en-
sbled, the best authority 10 state that Mr.. wyon
dast 10 the royal mint has prepared the deeEn for the
following pieces in silver twenty cents ten cents and
Eve cents In bronze cent The twenty cent piece IL
intended be eqsvsent 10 5066 grains OF English stand
ard gold and will be coined OF 7iT3 grains OF English
standard silver The cent piece will be Of the weight "
the one hundredb part q the pound avordrois. The
coinage have already stated, will represent the bead
of her Majesty side: the otbsr will be letters
describing The denomination q the piece. For the last
eight years Canadian decimal coinage has been AZ times
talked of-snca Mr.. Hncks abortve attempt on 1850 %
establish mint IN Canada We believe the public may
be positively assured they about 10 receive at
Isst-- Montreal GdtcfI
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MOveme It's In Real Estate.
The following sales OF real estate made yesterday
at the Merchants Exchange
Sc COO each $40 900
House and lot 1872, 20 by S3................. 1900
house and lot 1877 Thirty fifth street, % by 9s.
20 by .. 1870 145
by 100 Observation-Disclosures. 1000
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able amounts generally understood, however, out
Of doors that in the course OF the coming week the
changes VIII be listed in specie.
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REPORTED SALES AT AUCTION OF BONDS AND STOCKS
BY A. H. Nicoldy.

81 900 Sacramento City Int. added 541s
5000 Milwaukee and Horizon RR. SIS. .....do. As
1900 Milwaukee City per cent bonds do. 81 zsa52H
5000 Tn Of Berlin (Marquette Co. Wis., ssdo. 4s
1000 Brooklyn City Observation-Disclosures. 92k
1000 Chicago St. Paul and Fon du Lac r. 7'sdo. 3oA
1900 Ia Crosse and Milwaukee RR. rs. lido. 49%
1900 New York Central RR 6's...........do. S7A
1000 California 's.......................do do. IA
$500 Town Of Ceresco (Wis.) 6's...........do. SO
5000 Detroit Monroe and Toledo RI. rs do. 81
176 shares Delaware Lackawana and Western RR.. 24h
Academy Of Music. $3.50
10 Bank Of America. ..1Q6Z
Is Continental Bank Observation-Disclosures. $50
26 Atlantic Bank. 69L
40 Hanover Bank. s2A
20 Excelsior Fire ms Co. 95
20 Metropolitan Fire lns. Co.................l0 100
40 Pacific Fire Ins. Co.. 124K
10 Commonwealth ms Co......................9 5
80 Peoples Fire ms e5K
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs.-The market was quiet and sales unimportant
BREaDsrrrs -F1our-fhe market inactive, and
with moderate Sales the prices In the without
change. There good demand for round hoop Ohio
for export 10 the West Indies The transactions footed
up about 5000 a 900 bbls, at about the following
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Decrease OF receipts az The porH compared with last
year 55I 600 bales Increase OF exports 70 Great Britain
70 OeO decrease France, 000 decrease 10 other
foreign ports 10000 TOTAL decrease in exports, $4,000
bales.
CorTEy The market quiet Sales confined 10 about
200 bags OF Rio at sZc &C. Mr.. Scott, In his Weekly
Circular gives the following statement Of stocks and
prices Stock Of Rio Jan. 10, 1885, se43s bags.
salee for the week estimated at 5,4Ss Stock OF Rio
on the Goth day Of Jan. 1885, So $50 Maracabo 4,079
Bahai, II ,0T5 Total, 100 90i. The quotations were:
Prime Rio 101sc. 10Lc. good, 10c.! fair, 9i4c.
baes i6jSc. l1c Naracaibo. 9hc 12c., months st.
Domingo, SIC. a &c cash; Bahia, &C., months.
FRgIGHrs-To Liverpool, absut 1000 bushels OF corn
were engaged at 4kd; $50 terces Of lard at 20s lee
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Since Jan 1...."... s3,7l5,6E 3,2I372i s3Zs,72s
The Philadelphia Ledger of the 2Gth says;-

Inc FhIdutIpnlH fseuRtf OF Ihe Zbth RHYs.-
The third weekly report Of the average condition Of the
banks Of this city for the past shows them TO be
steadily improving The three items Of assets discounts
specie and fue from other banks, show an increase Of
over fes7 600 while the three items Of liabilities due 10
other banks deposits and circulation have increased only
about s115000 showing increased strength over the
previous week OF $4,000. Our banks are abundanty
able 10 resume specie payments-indeed resumption may
be said 70 have virtually taken place. There dcn
~ 10 obtaining sois al almost any Of the banks 10 reason
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

AUCTION NoTIcE-H. WILSON, AUCTIoNEER -
a Positive sse;-csuperor custom made rosewood and
three MAGNIFICENT suits Of rosewood psror furniture
reacS u me most and sssrb patterns
Of on % rich carpets large and extensive
Me most expensive kind elegant ehiss ware dinner
sets vases Psran ware bronze and ormou clocks Sc &C.
the trade generally called large and extensive csts
aa pSSa sasoa high
est bidder, for cash premises No sixteenth
Monday Feb: being The Of the above ave
Close The estate Catalogues ready BY O'clock morning Of
sale when the whole can be examined
solid rosewood suit: IN blue ana ana
ana ana 1a sa OF sa sS ra
csde ladies' sod rosewood reception and chairs
ave secretary book lined with SIX and latin
wool three solid rosewood centre tables with rich
tables with marble tops three costly etsgeres with
10 to % f sd
French plate pier glass with rich and heavy gold ra%s
ed aoe window Curtains and snd
rsy Of oil paintings by native artists such as LANDSCAPES
French ,hosrsphs game pieces &c.; the whole forming
and richly get with. Of real pearl cost $500 being s:n
satin with elegant and costly embroidered cover.
sold sisss ss's ss$sr
marble top fancy table, sofa beds, chairs in hair
wines champsgncs, tumblers, gobles and decanters to
match rich china and dinner sets costly silver ware
dinner service 2nch
fee and tea forks liquor stand superior table
cutlery marble pitchers, &c.
Chambers-Costy solid rosewood and mahogany bed
seads statuary marble top bureaus washstsnds and
modes TO mstch twenty pure hair mattresses from 40
60 pounds made to order and In excellent condition. ingram
carpets bedroom mirrors clocks toilet tables towel racks
toilet sets OF cloths stair carpets and rods mahogany cush
toned chairs rockers sofas lounges beds hall stands
sortment Of basement utensils &c &C. with which the sale
absolutely necessary and will positively take place without
regard to weather responsible person will be in aend
reasonable charge Deposits satisfactory to the auconeer
bills.
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LFRED BRAGG, AUCTIONEER.-A BRAGG A CO
"a VIII sell at auction on Tuesday, February al IO1S
O'Clock NJ at their store 80 Cortandt street 200
mems womens misses and chdrens boots shoes brogans
ana aec from the manufacturers sold to The
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sEGARs.

TIVE SMOKE CAUSED ny THE FINANCIAL, PANIC
hss ell disappeared, as have stin man Invoices o,
seSs hand thst must he closed N sod At penic
prcss wholesale cash purchasers invited examine
mr. STOCK y. CHEEES, II BrollVSy
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FURNITURE.

r,HE ONLY TASTY, wRfb VENTILATED AND
L lectonabie accommodations for slcNping IN park!
are furnished By PfJMrToNs secretary bedstsst<
York.
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ANyUsE 1IENTA

NTlBLOs GARDEN
IN DAN RlCE'S
GREAT SHOW
cioses mort positively saturday 18th srranssssas
have been maf by the agents for opening
WEIGHS NATIONAL THEATRE
Phlsdelpbis THURSDAY lie 18th inst Therefore, lovers
OF the classic wall themselves OF the
FEW REMAINING OPPORTUNITIES
for seeing this - - -
GREAT COMBINATION
Monday evening FEB. 8, will be offered
DAN HfCE'S DREAM or ChiyALkY.
100 MEN AND HORSES WILL. APPEAL
. ExUEISIOK
will achieve his miracles and all the
ANIMALS WILL PERFORM.
On Wednesday after noon-The extravasanza OF the
PONY RACES
On overwhelmingly benefit to
DAN RICE,
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UCTIos NOIICE.-CRocKERy, GLASS AND CHINA.
"A II s. II. BARTLETT, auctioneer, will sell, on Tues
day Feb q 10 O'Clock, 2sl Pearl street. all kinds Of
granite and cut and pressed glass
china britannia &C Also the ock OF dealer declining
business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

THIRTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
i Life Insurance Company.
Amount of assets, january l, 1857 .....
Amount Of premiums received during
the year on ling January l, 1853. -.
Amount Of interest received and &C
craed during the year ending Jan. l.
1888. neutrality-suspicious..
Amount OF endowment account receiv.
ed same time.
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A BsoLU1TEE sALE-ro close AN EsrATE-oE THE

A BsOLUTE sALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE-OF THE
"a splendid Partisan made furniture the residence,
No. 1l6 West Fifteenth street. Seventh avenue,
Monday consisting of OF the best and
richest made household furniture offered this
all Of which will be sold by catalogue without any
regard To the weather the house
ted Immediately deposit will be required from purchasers
Catalogues be had the house at 60cock the
ing of sale when the house will be for examination
ParorsSeversl splendid oil paintings in rich gold frames
noore solid pearl warranted by the makers
marble etegerss lined with satin wood with marble top
mirror doors and backs gold frame pier glass with satuary
console reception chairs rosewood stands Turkish
carved solid rosewood parlor suits with royal crm
aud satin brocade made TO order and perfect
condition. rosewood piano stool and splendid Dresden
china with rich paintings China capdelsbra bronze and
ormou clock cost sl0o sixty days Paran spoon. &c
Dining room0ne solid oak extension table, IL feet long;
walnut marble top buffet tapestry carpet rosewood
bookcase spring chairs sofa and breakfast
sets with gold bands French china plates ivory hsndeable
cutlery, silver plated glass umblers and chrm
pagnes silver plated casters and liquor SETS together with
large variety OF table ware.
Chambers have solid rosewood and walnu, bedstesds 10
hair mattresses spring do mahogany sofa beds sDd
sofas rockers spring seat chairs mante eight day
clocks, ingram and Brussels carpetng marble top solid
dressng bureaus and washsands toilet sets bols
and pillows feather beds &c. comp person will
be at the sse to pack and ship II desired An early atten
dance desired the furniture be removed the day
Of sale I. LEEDS. auetoneer.
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UCTIOE SALE OF EI.EG Ant HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
"a ture-A. NJ CRIST AI.Ak auctioneer Will sell Mon
day Feb at l0z ocl ,ck the entire furniture contained In
house No 81 Seventh between Fourteenth and Ff
teenh streets consisting in Of mahogany and rosewood
chairs sofas lounges marble top Wristbands and centre
tables French plate and looking glasses oil paintings
and hne brussels and ocoths hat
Glands elegant extension dining table ingram csrpengs
couches &c bedrooms containing mahogany and rosewood
bureaus wardrobes French bedsteads ookin gglasses
tables bedse ads mahogany chairs washstsnd cham
Der carpets DC rocking and chairs beds and bed
ding kitchen utensils together with large number of other
articles mention. The above sale Is well
worthy tho attention of the trade every article will be sold
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NEW YORK HERALD. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY O. 1853
BOARDING AND LODGING.

DRIVATE BOARD WANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN,
hoy wo ara and half Oh and strictly prt
se iamiy where the comforts OF home be enSoyed
Pest Office
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UCTIONEERs. LLOYD A WARREN, No CIIN
u ton Hail. Aston place and Eighth street. near Broad
viii give their personal attention sales Of household
furniture al residences Of families breaking housekeep
ing and 20 out door sales generally
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F0S freight or Psssage apply TO
EDWARD X CJfi1Ns No. IS Wall street. N Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO. Liverpool
X. g. WAINWRI9RT CO, Paris -
owners of these ship. will NOT be accountable Tor go
silver bullion specie eweEry precious stones metals rn
less bills Of sdng sgned therefor the value cot
expressed therein
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w class boarding house. in very desirable part OF the
city Good security viii be given for the money and libe-
raj allowance made board family would be preferred
Rest OF reference required and given Address j. Brown
Madison square Post Office, with and place OF rest
dence.
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Ill CONTINUES HER BUsf.
nd Law matters, she fsefs conf
aides, 80 cents; gentlemen, ~.
rect between k,Ehth and Ninth
venues-
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TUE TALENT

j OF the mos emine,
Illustrating the new ediiis
Human frailsy or, ply
from the press. II desri
gases Of a dellc~e nature
he perfect restoration of
ments from entering into
sionsl disser,siion, illVw
and examlsatpns by tie =
powerful brnses. Price y
part of the country. I'M
- wen a. the rreismsr q
street tfew doors west q
& ". Nug. Rrosdvay ~
Der, PhilsdelpAis, snds' !
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THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS or COMPANY a.,
jackson Rides are requested 70 meet at their dri ROOM
Eagle Hall, corner % Chris,y and Delaney streets Sun
day February at twelve O'Clock 10 pay the las tribute q
respect late worthy and esteemed fellow citizen soldier
THOMAS COLUMB. Captain
ERsrsr wsprxIsp. Orderly Sergeant
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GLASGOW ANR NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
" splendid and powerful steamers sail AZ under
EDINBURGH, Cumming, Saturday, Feb. H. a. II noon
GLASGOW Good win, Saturday, March IS NJ IL noon.
NEW YORK, Mcmillan.
Rates Of passage-Cabn, SIS; third class, found with
cooked provisional $50 freight apply
ROBERT CRAIG, IL Broadway.
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No. ~ Ner&A rtvor.
PASSAGE.
From New York and Philadelphia SIS. From Liverpool
II guine and 10 guneas according 10 the
odson In the state ali having the privilege IN
tbe saloon. Including stewsrds fees
Tfu CiAss PAAseng limited number Of third class
passengers will be taken and found much provisions
required. From Philadelphia and New York, SO. FROM
Liverpool rs
These steamers constructed with improved water tight
Each vessel carries experienced surgeon,
every attention paid the comfort and OF
passengers. Drafts Liverpool from 81 upwards For
height or psss.ge apply At the ofnoe OF the COMPANY
or WIN INMAN and Is Tower Buildings Liverpool Agent
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RArrERy PLACE HoTEL-FoR SALE AT AUG
ID ton by Il. II. LII DLOW, aucioneer the 9th OF Feb
ruary instant at IL the Merchants Exchange Sale
perep under of foreclosure. Terms accom-
inodatng This property IL bounded Greenwich street
Washington street and Battery place.