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20 RAFER x. y Z n 4 ~.
PHICn or TiCKHTB.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, 81


PHIol or FfCEIT8s
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, ss5l
PLAN Of The LOTTERY.
The Numben RON 70 5000, corresponding with hOss
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips o. PAPER
sneFced With small tin tubes and placed in one Wheel
The ars 457 Pzss, similarly printed and oneireod are
placed In another Wheel.
me Wheels are then rsVolvsd, and number Is draED
from the Wheel Of Numbers and at the same tine Prize s
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and frze drawn
out opened and exhibited 20 the audeRse and registered
BY the Commisoners the Prize being placed against he
Number drawn This operation Is repeated uHtl al ne
AUTHORIZATION PHEEs.-The i've presiding and The Two
saeoeeding Numbers . those craving ne arss FI5es vi
y - ,,9-o 80 90 49,. 49,. 55.-
numbered 245 1879 ll25l l2 win each Be eutitse 70
800. Il No. $50 draws the $50 900 price, tnoss Tick
e numbered 54 49, 81, So will each BE- entitled 70 s'
and 50 on according 20 me above scheme -.
The UOJ Prizes q $40 will be determined By the sst hg
Of the No. that draws the $4,000 pnEe. Tor example
if the number drawing the 10000 prize ends win J. ne9
al the tickets WHARF the number sndsin viii be emitted
20 $40 IL the number ends with No 2 then al the heEs
where the number ends in will be sEttsd to $780, aad
20 OntO0
Certificates Of Packages WILDE sold ct the following
rates, which is the risk; ..
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole fioksf4 SO
ed" 10 Quarter e ....-..- 60
10 Eighth 1900. 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS Oh CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
d on the receipt Of which they will be forwarded By hrs
mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending in any hg-
are they may designate.
The List Of DraWa Numbers and Prizes viii be sent TO
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature psias give
their Post Office, County and State. r
~ Remember that every prizsis drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
- AM prizes Of s, COO and uadsr paid Immediately
sitter the drawing 81 the usual time thirty
days
ReA. All Communications strictly confidential.
Adarsss Ordara for Tickets or Ceruhesges u
s. SWAN s CO., Augusta, Ca
~ Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, or Atlanta
Ca their orders aed and time By address
ing S. swan & Co., al either Of those cities.
IC list Of the numbers thai drawn from the wheel
Of the prize that each is entitled TO-
will be published amer every drawing in The following pa
peBs-NeW Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lniegenceT, New
YORK Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News and Rich
mOnd Dispatch, and New York Dispatch, and Paulding
Miss-l Clarion Augusta ga Consultation list. maIH
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Et.Rklla. Ky, APril }, ssh !.
RemoERL

NM 49,. ~ yicbol a Green have rauoTod rom
CoilsTs strSst 70 cd sand iolnery occupied y
S1 -t-s ther Hiu lol tune ne Produce, COM
- 800 usihass, under he name and sgo Of
Sisoi; 49, sdvunoas msds On eansgnmonis Of eo1n,
~ Prodlo9' "A tr-,.s ~. --,vt.t ,rf, e,r IA.
W - ~ 80. Ginss1rr neasaaE, &e-
90 nj oSdsrs, iccompaliat By ne cash, allod via
feo-s0 o. NtcHQls 6kt4A 3 CO
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EIotice Co BuiIdara.

THE undsFIgned win rsceivo bids unit, he Ist Of JHns
next or tns construction Of COURT HOUSE. 10 ne
town Of Erankn simpson county, ksnlueET- Those ls
srous Of bidding o the contract, Hspaftay Or NE
Fhoie can see ne plana elevations, Sc, q ne 9ahqag
By calling on the undsfsigned az RraHkns up . ao
Of Nay altar tha me tae omes Of the Arehisact -
AEeFOyd, Nashville, Tenn where he terna OF pay mem
and othsr particulars wilt also BE- made knogn.
n ID SALMQAa.
OFT . poo GBO b nGlLLLKIN,
3. GEEENs
Buildng Committee.
Prsnrli, Y An 4 rss7-frEH5W
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Cheap for Cash,

Two make fof supplies, will sell my remaining
stock Of Heavy Boots, Shoes BfoganS cash
have Also various kids Of ladies' Misses Chldr0ns
Wear Il reduced prices. Call for CASH SRO6ANS at q
College Street,
ApnlS i. JOHN RAMAGB.
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Wool! WooIl

WE want Three Thousand Pounds, clean Wsshsd
w Wool FOX which We wiz pay Cash. We want It 70
make Jeansan Linssyh
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GLASS IL,
DRAWS APRIL LIST, 1858,
GLASS MN,
DRAWS APRIL 18th, 1855.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT Deduction

IN public, At Macon, Ca, under the sworn suPshnten
dsneo Of &. @, Bulkley and Jos. Waterman hsq's
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Hungarian Grass 81.

WE have received ot Of tbs eoeora5d Grass Seed
w Il win produce aus ~ eght tons Of alpaTsI hay
Ihs sors, as nulous Timothy, and lar superior 70
our common Nillsi Onehird Of bushe 10 he acre
IN he sane way and e he umo Tine aa MilisE Price
,5tlf- d,EqW ARMSTRONG; ECO
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DissOIufiOm-

THE partnership heretofore existing between the subscr.
Il bers, under the style OF MCKENZIE & WILSON, was
dissolved by mutual consent, on the 9Th ult.
W. WILSON has purchased The entire interest Of Alex
Mckenzie in SAID establishment, and will continue the
business under as own name. e charged With pay
ment Of sthe debts OF the fm is alone authorized
use he name Of the arm in hquidhton
ALEX. MCKENZIE.
mar 10 J. W. WILSON
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Bank of Nashville.

RUNAWAY
TNROh the subscriber on the 1stdsy of July, negu
Il Boy, named HENRY, of copper color, feet
oheshgh years old and weighs about $50 pounds
He was raised in East Tennessee near McMinnviie. He
WllprObably make his way back there. l bought him
from Mr. Terry Of East Tennessee will give ten dollars
hes oSdghtin my neighborhood, twenty-five dollars
taken out Of the county, fifty dollars if be gets to Ess
Tennessee. When taken he is to be delivered = me,
confined 80 that can get him, DAVID h. s.lIEH
iy6 Seven miles south of Nashville, Tenn
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CABIN PASSA &c FRO CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TW ENTYsFTVE COLLARS,
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TnEsnAY- MAYA1s -

Match for si,OOO side $500 frfelt. One mile beats
Vim. r Caeaiham names e-h. 6ly b. Glencoe, dam b
Le7sIhsn; years old. Maj Tho g. Bacon names b.
Bill ChsathRu, By Albion. dam BY Glencoe; wears old.
TIE lDnTNn nIuEmT.n
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four months. Rio esdy, but without transactions of
COTTON market vas quiet, and tales confined TO .
few hundred bales witho i change in prices
FRnaHrs.-Rates were rm. To Liverpool, 2 800 49,,
at Is 3D. 2s 3D. 10 London, 600 bos. cruz - rosin
tine were engaged at IS. per $50 lbs 10 - sarpen,
Dos rosin were taken At g. PEI Isor ~sSgoM, IVY
Is 10 90 for asses ana ne for
men l'o bales c0 we're engaged ana 500 az b ss
FRUn.-Sa' - ,.
a. 81 Rsals o. with halves at 81 held
and quarters al 76c and 800 boxes layers at
H1S-!ne sales embraced a'oHs 900 bales, for ship
lRossso, q. pig was quiet was selling in small
Hcrs were dun Small sales of new were making at
lOc. l5c. Old nominal at &C. q &c.
LIME was in moderate demand, with light sar rs at 81
for lump and Mt roc. for common Rockand.
MoIAsEs-The market was rather s'ier for New Or.
leans crop, with sales Of 800 bbls at 3sc
40c., muscovados were quiet
NAVAL SroREs-Fnriher sales of 400 500 bbls spirits
urpentne repcrte at 4sc As c the latter figure
for future delivery and time. Common rosin was firm
at u 80 Per slo bs delivered Crude tnrpentne was
ons,-1insced was held at Gle on the spot and sales
for delivery next month were reported at CSC. Sperm
| and whale were steady bat quiet.
PRovrNoSs-Pork frmer with sales of about 900
600 bbls. including old mess at SIT 62 SIT 75 and
new ditto at SIS 25 sour ditto at $40 So prime mess a.
SIC 80, and $40 30 for clear and SIS rs Sl4 for prime
Beef was heavy, with sales Of about 400 bbs, including
country primo at Sc Sc SO and country mess at 81 IS
So repacked Western mess at 80 rs $40 u.s. and extra
at sll s12 prime steady, with sales Of about
100 bbs Chicago at $lS $l9 Reef hams nominal
at Sl5 SO Gut meats unchanged Sales Of 600
city cured hams reported at 95c. Bacon was nomi
nal at shc aehc. Lard was hrmer the sales embraced
about 1900 bbls at llc &c, included in which were
goo for March and April at 500 erces for January
and February at II nc, and 200 for December, seller
option at II &c Butter and cheese in steady de-
| mand and prices unchanged.
| McT.-Small sales reported at &c. a SIC.
srGARs-Thc market was steady: about 700 hhds in
GLIDING Cuba muscovados chiefly within the range OF &c
7ac. and 600 bids New Orleans at 1ac. SAC, and
! 200 boxes at p.t
| wEssEy Sales of 500 bbls were made at 24c.
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nv RIVER AND CANALS.
-. sFE NNf.msVts EsasaWrrar -.


rFrcW the Albany Statesman, DoC III
Tic thrfmoms this morning az early hour marx ~
n nc der above THIS has probably pot
finishing ioncht,t canal nav cation for this season
There was uonai erabe ice The river this morning,
arf on hs oas sac opposite this city stationary
IT, trws which 4 last evening. learn Al early
hour us morning aground few miles below a =
city. On account ~ Nv water
liz nisht boat It New York. due here NJ m early
0ogr a morning hai not arrived n ten O'Clock Tlpy
rrs1abiy delayed l. low water although the cc must
hsvc made very last is.s' night
Al che boats that $ tlrday nj the upper aquc
duct have got through.
Last eyx ne there we're about thirty boats n the 81
teen loCls (neaf Coboesly a q which vii probably get
IT, latesa nows from The wes, ! IN tie following des
Vatchos-
S,IHywTADy 10 a VI
Canal tehi 70 boats passed since ten ast night
No waking or go 10 canal Thermometer p above zero
slaat
AsTERpns n AN
81 boass moving lhs morning Clear AMI cod. Very
ttke bopof u doing anything mere on The canal this
'ssNsan
ftrrrK PANS. N a NJ
WeAther clear. Sun u shining but q very cold. Ga
4 ~ frozen 9Vef No hpae moving.
Ne conc arrived 81 noon g day WITH the passcu
ger 81 board The lsaac Newton and skddy which wcr
Kept tack Ny che neet ~ towboas aground ABOUT twelve
an. - yellow tho CITY
Tho Niidy went bach 10 Sew York, bot the Newton
bl3eed ~ Track a. tbs Cola ana NJ 20 Der deck
tartan bAmes, q ~ Coin, reptrts much .ee the
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Steamer Ospray, ncnney. Providence
6seaner Pelican Aldrich Providence
Steamer Osceola, Smith Norwich and New London-
The brig Matilda to Stockholm Staples, arrived last night
from Naguabo PR mot Humacoa) reports-Nov = l - ~
Ion a. Edward Dtkey, seamen, while reehng the ioreop
sail fell deck and broke his leg 18th, lat ~ Ion 10, IN
squa from sW carried away fore and main topmasts and
sprung foremost, lost sails &C.
SAILED
steamships Caledonia Atlanta Buenos Ayres; brig
Angostura (Brem), Ciudad Bolivar.
The steamship Empire City, Griffin for Havana and New
Orleans after proceeding Bcdloes Island returned
anchored the North River in consequence Of the bad
state of the weather.
The bark JeA Guide for Belize, anchored in the North
River.
Wind duying the day NE, with rain and fog
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EOsexxa aud Domestic Mails.
TIME or CLOSING At THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DonKsrsg. .North-Abany Buffalo and Cansdas. r NJ
North ard Yves. mail. ............. 81 A. ID.
Western mail VIA Erie RR 81 A. n. and P. NJ.
South and Southwestern
s eastern nail by railroad s,s T. 4 and and IL IN
BY steamboat. ....:...3 M
CALt-cssIA. BY steamer, via Panama. Monday,
TIE Overland Mail for California leaves St. LOUIS
every Monday and Thursday, ats 4; M. Letters
ST. Louan
s. iAEE CRY The Overland Mail from st. Joseph (fo) 70
salt Lake city, leaves st. Joseph every Saur
day, q. A. NJ. Letters sboujd he marked
Overland St. Joseph"
SO. PACIFIC By seamer, Panama, Monday,
HsvASA.....By steamer Cahawba, Monday, De-
cenber Is .;.;......; ...:.....;;. ia A. M
the and ism Of each month. d.etters should be
placed IN the Once at New York sx days pre-
vious 10 the above daie.D
ErRorE. BY Iity of Baltimore, Saturday /
xSl Win be seen that The time Of closing the afternoon
bali hour esiher than usual This will probably continue
during the winter
YlME CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
The Overland Mail foliows:-Via Mar
selles, on the ID 9Th, l7th and 18th OF each month.
Via SOUTHAMPTON 9Th, lah and 10th touching st
Via Morseles The 9Th and 18Th Via Souihamp-
9Th sud 2Nh.
ArerRauA Marreilles the l6sh. Via South
Ampton and Huez l2th.
MAuhiIys Via Alden the sth and gth Of the month
Via SOUTHAMPTON on the 9Th Of the month.
When the date OF making the Indian aud Australian
mails 81 London Alls Sunday, they made the
Svening prevous-
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II ""'N ''" AT WHOLESALE.

49, At WHOLESALE
BALLARD Butte CO.,
No ~ broadway,
New York.
Wand -en,ectfnry announce iobbev and rsuerv sc~rs
toned 10 purchase furs m this market hat n-hstancirs
he vow rnerpi quite universal adopted Nv
Inc helesaIc OF This city within twelve
onbs III throwing their stocks open retailing purposes
is, 49, soon for pton arrives still
pscng toe regular retailer and the obber oontnus
ths,r snslnm they cannot believe either In tho
NECESSITY, JUSTICE OR POLICY
II the same but the contrary do s beieve the ability
Of The trade Of this city p support Al least
oNE STRICTLY WHOLESALE HOUSE,.
To end they invite the attention ofa thoae
way int resed 70 their very complete stock Of
LADIES' FANCY FURs,
embracing the richest well the vNros
GENTS MUFFIERs, CAPS COATS,
GLOVES AND FANCY RODRa
al of which hey viii cell 70 such buyers are INF
competition snd legitimate ines
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Port Of New York. December q, 1853.


CLEARED.
Steamship Empire City, Grimm, Havana and New Orleans
sur Raven, Jenkins, rsdans--crocser Warren.
sbIp sess Gsreul, Jssars, Brsnen- Stanton 4 Rassr
ssi Sorh Carolina Foster $ C.hsrs..nslsr Marsh
ship Baker, kilen. Charleston walsh, Carver Chase
Bars Fila bars tBrl, ws.lngton Bsrmuds-Tucser A
hTs fsnnie. Campbell serra IeonsrngaIls carmAn.
schr Bovlhy tBrl, Ray wiimot Ns-Mssisr
schr Wide World. Buckley charieston-scCroads, Mos
IGse sysSS S S%nfE .1ox Lord on.
sehr 4 y Rias leeds PhiadslphIa1i w wckss
sehr y Iaqgson, sscs.on, Bsu,-G = Hath 3co
sshr 1sos Jefferson ~, s. sslsm-R " RopesaCo
sss sn epi Var, scbcs PSiiadeioSlA
ARRIVED.
Steamship jamestown Parrish Richmond, sc, with mdse
and passenger. - u Ludlam.
coal + Stanton Rarer Oct 81 iat g To- Ion - a. SPOKE
.chr storm Cloud f Sorhporu hence for RIO crande Has
Ship sas iIoimes Grhs New Orleans with mdse 10 WIN
Rars Orion stevens Non,evdeo oct l. 20 ballast Arthur
bo foaTsa r cR f o1 BAN las had P'R Ree og
weather
oaiicr. hiacs. - y ) v Ilr0vsr 70,
with SAT- 70 Brett son 60 Has had heavy weather split
sails, A. -
VIII s 1 ESss Ss H e u ssSs rn f2 g.S
ss and ass ca q has BEEN sfr days lays s sy
Of rIauerss
fsrie Jehossec ~ Chares,on) smith Kingston Ja Nov
with pinentu A. ~ master. Experienced heavy weather
Brig lena fbr funsm, Maitland NJ, DAYS with plaster
Brig Hopkins Murray Galveston, Nov H. with cotton and
hiies Nelson clements Heen DAYS OF aiteras
With heavy Narthsry ges Nov n, lt ~ lon 10 passed
rarment ii ship ruuDd with the last part Of her
mtg Ezabeih, crcenaw, Caals 10 days, with lumber, 10
Jed Ffy
sehr Howard of New orleans, RAY Cenfnegos Nov O. with
sugar, Ac " Had heavy weather, split sails Ac
wood W ElNcr 90. Has experienced heavy weather
split salts Ac The touched al rnagua for harbor and
sailed thence Nov ~
schr Psiades CBrS Mcr,urne CORVALLIS Ms days with
scir Martha 90 Jacksonville Haskell jacksonville rs daya
Experienced heavy weather foremost boat, s
schr shoddon white, washington, NC, days
Schr tmpirc, Osborn, Norfolk, 6days.
shr Banvard Green, Virginia, days
SthrJ BECKER. Edwards, Philadelphia for Providence
Sclr Wm Tater, Robinson Philadelphia for Lynn
Schr Aaira Brannan, Philadelphia for New London
schr Powell, Powell Trenton for New Haven.
Schr Ir Nm Powers Erickson, Trenton New Haven
schr Deborah, Ludlow, Trenton 90 New Haven
Sthf Diveriy Carroll, Trenton New Haven
s,hf Selsey selssy, Trenton for New Haven
Schr Tyler, Hubbard Brunswick for New Haven.
schr ~ Fori Campte Btunswics for New Haven
schr rhura PutnHm, MDlhri3ge. 10 days.
schr Roar Wallace, Milihtdge, days.
Sskr Bben Herbert johnson. Rockland DAYS
Schr Peru, His, ROckand, . taye
schr Melbourne Hunt Ro,klagNd, days
Solr Sarah. Holden Roekland, days
Sehr Corvo. Holhrook n0Hkanl, fdays
Schr American chief Preesey Rockland, 81 days
Schr hlhert Jameson Jameson Rsckand. davs
schr riafenre Jqrneson Rosknnd, 5days
FIR Wm jones Jones, Prcviierce.
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--Canat an -four was quiet, The saos being confined 10
few hrndred bbls. within the above quotations South
brands were lose buoyant. while the sales
braced about 500 600 hbls. within the range of
figures. Rye -four was unchanged. Corn meal was in
fair request with sales 81 about o,ooo bbls. Jersey
and Bfandywne ~ our Quotations Wheat held
with more hrmness, especially for prime qualities
vh'e the sales were limited 10 about 600 1900
bush,s, including white Kentucky, ~ store, at ~ as
apd = small lot ~ choice tennessee white at vi 70.
Corn "a nrmy held, while safes we're limited 70 about
COO bus hels including Western mixed NJ Tsc atisc
AND now crtv white southern % Sc, and New Jersey
) GLOW ri ISL Bye WAS qu.ct Al To- TTc Barley
Irregular, With ales q ABOUT GOO 1900 husises q
= ulinon state AZ nc. re Oats firm with sales
q sa'oat nc j0c and o. good 10 prime Western and
madam 10 &c ~.
tc9rR was qrei saies 81 80 boss Y,rs. o. Il
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in any way Affected by t. Consisted only Of few en-
gnes and cars which were owned by tho contractors
the western division, who were indebted 70 d. Curtss
Go.
The following is statement Of the operations of the
ie1g Island Railroad Company for the past two years,
ending with October / each year
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

"
THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS.
Crrv-from New York ID arriving AZ Havana I'll
Orleans N,h From New Orleans 9th, Havana I'd,
arriving At New York 18th
New York l2ih, arriving Al Havana lIth
and New Orleans 10Th Prom New Orleans n Havana 0h.
arriving NJ New York "a.
2ssh From New Orleans 9th, Havana sth
arriving 81 New York 18th
BLACK waRnion-from New York 9Th arriving At Havana
let New Orleans 81. From New Orleans iSh Havana
18th. arriving At New YORK l9sh.
IsArr-From Charleston eth and l9h due al Havana 9Th
and I'D From Havana lOb and 18th. due nj New York 18th
Aod 3ist.
sAl On MopdSy, except from New Orleans.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
yaotas, snd sr>rs .ni,ded for ns Nav yosx HssAIp
losld NJ snLdL
rHv vops-rrn pAy.
........... Z VI NOON Nfsys morn ~
syrs..........ssss4 4 "
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Allegheny county Pa, is not yet satisfied with the de-
csion 81 the courts against its attempted Reputation. On
Monday before the closing of the Western Circuit term
motion made on the part Of the county to set aside
the judgment to the mandamus OF Thomas vs. tae
County of Allegheny and to enter Judgment favor of
the defendants the ground that four of the defendants
peas had been overruled matters Of FORM without
notice of exception and that the defects If any,
cured bya general demurrer. The papers were llei,
and the viii up for consideration at future
time.
The amounts at the several repositories subject TO the
DRAFT OF the Treasurer Of the United States on che I'D OF
Novennher were
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIrrcrAB TFETH-BE ArTTFuT, AND suPsTAN.
"A tal sets on pure silver only 81 with gum $40; gold
plaina, with continuous gum SIS single oiled
and extracted without the least pain cents by DR. IU
TIER, dentist Of Tenth and sixh avenue
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nv N~UAI. IFt. = I60H
AsHEa Small sales worc made al old prices
BsvAn~71y.--ilour-Ihc market was steady with
fair local and Eastern demand for the better class ~
brands while inferior qualities were rather sought after
Tor export. The sales embraced about 1000 10000
bbls closnr within about the following auotatons,
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river and hat in the Hudson channe ne coaia ofce LIS
way onlv nv carrying IS 70 40 lbs Of steam.
The river al fuD o. zee o.. -. -. m,
The Buffalo Daily Express OF Inc 5osh vi gay ss.a
schooner II c. Winslow bound from Shcago ior oswego
with cargo Of IA 600 bushels wheat, arrived here on
sunday night On arriving at the mouth Of the Weand
canal Capt Hurburt found the zee e. @ tnat ~
her cargo There are several other vessels now Their
way 10 the lower lakes who viii have TO follow the sm
pie set by the Winsow.
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Iu1 corner of llth st. aud 9th ave. 25xl0o $3.50
DO adjoining 25xlo0. 400
Sore.... roy
lots ll6th ST. each 25x100-each $685. 2 lao
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ANOTHER SUBMARINE 1ELEGRAPH.-, hevalier
Booell. the well know electrician anc director OF
telcgraphs at Turin is at present engg ged in vac.
project for connecting Genoa with Bueu% Ayres BY means
Of electric cable This plan possesses an
the Atlantic cable between vaientia and Newfoundland
miles while the valentia cable roasnras 200 THIS m
might be completed the course Of four years
Genoa and Gibraltar in /, oaa oe established between
the Cape dc Ve,d lsay ds in tho third nom the latter
Bahia, and N the Fourth from Bahia to Buenos Ayres.
r q. on oaoes ehi communicate with the main cable
Madeira and .ne Canaries
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BoiIyARs STATUE CONFLICT co AT MuNlca.-
nnton was made some time Ack that an equestrian
statue Of The famous Bolivar wae, about to b. Ma
men The operation has just b. successfully effected in
me royal ioundi there, and ut present being
eAnlpied IN md city. is MT less than hte ard half
leet heh, weighing III dintals the quint about
Two cWt) nd Is destined sor Lima The casting ef
ieeled IN on tt with the exception Of the fore legs Of the
horse and he head Of th man which the
OF convey once have apart The to be
cohEeye 10 Amsteda n, and from that place to Peru
Vessel ON have 10 be constructed expressly for It,
81 OF BY USITED STATES OFFICER-Henry
Joh' captain OF she Lake Erie big Concord, shot
anu killed on tbc 18th ult Port Srna, Canada, by
~ tied States Doaty Marshal VIM II Tyler, of Detroit,
ehgan Tho Marshal the act 81 seizng the brig,
'.nd was resisted by the captain.
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lsst weekt-s 8i,il31te ~ a+si2 g. 0gid1s 2iS8Th
We ave requested o. state that thc ro'F DC he
Peoria md ol0awka Railroad referee 10 III the Peoria
TstayJt and also ts Journal - t4ten rosss.so n oi
b. the United State Marshal ~ properly ri tas
recra ard oguavso Raroad CmnIary anil t1cy lrc not
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eUsFIEEr Broys.
TnISIrY HoUsr, LONDON Nov IL, 1854
Notice hereby gwen that In accordance with tho intention
from this house. dated 2st
additional bnoy, colored red and white Ia
sers paced the Guneet sand
" nth the folio ipr mark and compass bearings
Great Holland Church, In line with hc Southernmost
Of wrecks the Gunneet sand wv
Gunreet Lighthouse by
West sunh"et Hnoy Was
feaps Buoy SIS
II order HERTHON, Secretary