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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-28
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY ORDER OF COURT.

ON THE 5TH DAY OFeOCTOBER,
~ 1858. between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. n,
ard O'clock p. n. at tn door Of the Court House.
in ST. CIairsvilIe will be sold to the highest bidder
the following real estate, the property of Joseph
Hewe tson, decd, to wit: The undivided 4-.ths of
the following described tract: Being part of the
N w. quarter of Section %, Township 6, and Range
beg I'M ing for its boundaries At the W. corner
of said sec tion. thence with the North boundary
line N. ss2 . E. Is poles TO a stake by run, and
near a W hite oak, thence down said TuH ;. 25i
T. 90 poles 10 a stake by beech; thence 6: 4Os
z. l6 poles by white " walnut; thence e. 6ss e.
Al poles TO stake by an ash; thence =. It w ~
poles TO a stake by swamp beech; thence n IS.
w "a poles to g stake by locust; thence At v.
i6 poies to a stake run and by service bash
thence up said run s. 6O ; W 43s poles 10 white
walnut sn the South hank of said run, and on the
West boundary line of ssid section; thence with
said last mentioned line N. II = w. 2iOs poles to
the place of esinning-containing 6s acres, roods
and s2 poles. more or less.
NPTerms of Sale-one-half in hand and one.
half three months, with Interest from the day oil
sale. , n,-,,
Admir- Of Joseph Hewetson, decd =
Cant lw
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FOR SALE

EORTY ACRES OF LAND, half un :
der cultivation, with Orchard and Com
Portable DIV elling. Also splendid new Steam Saw
Mill, in FIRST rate running order, in fine location,
where there is plenty of good timber. III of this
property will be sold very low and partly a credit
of one, two three years, to suit the purchaser.
Apply on he premises two miles West of New Cas-
tie. on the road leading to Malaga, in Wayne town
ship, Belmont county, Ohio.
WASHINGTON AIKEN,
seo6m WILLIAM Y0CUM.
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50, Leonard Street, New YORK.
lET'Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by an
dealers in medicines
~ Agents wanted IN every town, villxRs ana
hamlet iH the land. Parties desiring the agency
viii address above for terms.
price % cents per box, hve boxes will 5e ssns on
TeCcipt" "i T., .Pstasf pad deeS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-28

OF The Columbus Gazette say: We are
Informed upon respectable authority that
the defci, at the Sandusky State Fail will
not exceed two Thousand dollars. If the
State Board had not increased the premium
hstseveral Thousand dollars last spring, the
probabilities are that no deficit whatever
would have occurred. The Board have a
reserve fund on hand to meet all liabilities.
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Eepr Sale.

y2NHE UNDERSIGNED designing to
4 reside permanently in the West, offers lor
sale the property heow occupies, near ST. Clairs-
willie. The house is COTTAGE FRAME, u eet
story 42x26 feet contains seven apartments is built
of good materials, is finished in superior style. and
The lot which the buildings stand contains
five of good land, divided into Garden, Orch
ard, Meadow, and Pasture Lots The efrden is
we'll stocked with choice Ornamental Shfubbery,
and a large variety of Strawberry, Goeseberry.
Grape. Raspberry Currant, Cherry, Pear and other
fruits. There are about fifty Apple and hundred
Peach trees of earliest and latest varieties and in
excellent condition. Few places have so many
conveniences for q family W ishng quiet and com
fort. The property can be examined at any time
and possession aiven the fir st Of October.
Suitable property in Central Illinois or Iowa ex
changed for it. ALEX. YOUNG.
jea4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-28

Of Russia is supplying herself with
manufactured iron from France. At Havre.
lately. ak locomotives and tenders were
shipped for st. Petersburgh. They are
consigned to the Russian Railway Com
pany. These are the first six of forty
which are being made by four of the prin-
cipal French firms.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-28

GA contract has been concluded for
the purchase of the Collins steamers Allan
tie and Baltic, by the parties who are to
furnish the boats for the Pacific end of the
Nicaragua route to California. The price
for both boats, is $S0o,0O0.
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ON THE 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER,
W 1883. between the hours of 10 O'Clock, N !,
and O'Clock, p. M, on The premises, VIII be sold
TO the highest bidder, the following real estate as
the property of Nathan XII rk and Rachel Kirk, mi
ors, TO wit: The undivided 25ths of the following
described prem ises: Being part OF the N E. guar
ter Sec. 81, Tp7, R. 3, beginning for its bounda
ries the E. corner of said quarter md running
thence w. $50 poles TO the N. w corner Of sard
quarter thence 8. 59-3 poles to a stone; thence s.
73e e 40poies 10 stone; thence s. b9o Z. 20 poies
10 a stone; thence s. So 3e e. 40 poles TO stone;
thence STE E. 81 poles to stone; theme e 8. GO
L. 1874 poles TO stone in the 4. boundary OF said
section; thence with said boundary ia poles TO
the beginning, containing SO acres, more or less,
subject the interest of the widow OF Elisha Kirk
deceased. set for IN in the will OF said deceased
CHRISTIAN KIRK.
Guardian of Nathan and Rachel Kirk.
Sept. 9. 165S.-4w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
Tribute of Resoect

At called meeting of Dardanelle Lodge, No 32 Free and accepted Masons, held at their Lodge room Nov. 4th, 1858, the following pre- ambe and resolutions were unanimously adopt ed.
 WHEREAS, It hath pleased Almighty God, the Architect of the Universe, our Heavenly Grand Master, to call from the stage of action, our beloved and much esteemed Brother, E. I ROBINSON, who for few months prior to his death, resided in Littl Rock, bat worthy member of this lodge
 Resolvsa That this lod9 has received with the sincerest regret, the melancholy intelligence of his dea}h and tender our heartfelt sym pathies to his bereaved wife, children and friends.
 Resolved, That we, the members of this lodge, wear the usual badge of mourning for our deceased worthy brother for thirty days, and that copy of these resolutions be sent to his bereaved wife and children, and also that the Little Rock Ark, and Augusta, Ga, papers be requested to publish the same
 GEO. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
 SAMUEL DICKENS,
 G. w. LEMOYNE, Com.
 WM II. SPEVEY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

THE BALLOON RACE--DAY FIXED AND TERMS AGREED UPoN.--The balloon race between two ot the most celebrated nronauts in the world. Monsieur Goddard and Professor Stenier. will take place at Cincinnati on Monday next Oct 18th. The imitation of the balloons, each con- talnlng 36 900 cubic feet of gas, will commence at 5 o'clock in the morning and the ascension VIII take place at 4 o'clock, precisely. Each may take upa passenger, at his own discretion The success of either will be iu relation to dis tance, not he'sht Arrangements will be made for each @ronaut to send down, at every town passed. parachute, a "log," or note contang the name of the balloon passing and any incl dent occurring on the trip which will be sent by telegraph, so that the citizens in Cincinnati and elsewhere, may be continually posted of the whereabouts of the ;eronauts, and the success att tending their aerial flight. Mons. Goddard and Pfoi Stenier each expect to be up three our four days
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
cr,;nL

MT. Gralghead moved to adjourn.
 On which motion. the vote was taken and decided in the negative. -a '''|
 The roll was called on the adoption of the resolution. - 'A'
 Which was carried 66 ayes Mir Pennington voting in the negative
 ed u'n-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
Appointments of the Arkansas Confer
 ence. 9st4 r,


 ence. qsuH The Arkansas Annual Conference held it's lzd session in Dardanelle, commencing the 2Oth inst.' Bishop Early, presiding. After most harmonious session of five days, closed on Mon- day last. Next conference to be held in Searcy. ne loiiowlng are the appointments of the preachers: HELENA DIsTRTcT-J. J. Roberts, F. E.
 Station, B. Harris
 Circuit and African Mission, G. A.
 Donnelly. Mt Vernon Cir. F. W. Thacher. Marion, to be supplied. Oceola Circuit and African Mission J. Rhyme, and one to be supplied Laconla, to be supplied. JACKsoNPoRT DIsTRIcT-.J. CowIe p F
 Station, James Mackey.
 1" Circuit, W. H. Wood. Powhatan Circuit, ". R. Foster. Pocahonts Circuit, J. A. Roach. Gainesville Circuit Jesse Glasro. Greens boro' Circuit, D. P. Armstrong. Bolivar Circuit, E. T. Jones. Black river mission, to be supplied SEARCY DIsTRIcT-S. Garlic, PIE. :" Circuit, W. T. Noe. Lawrenceville Circuit, II. II. Hankins. Rlchland Circuit, J. D. Andrews, Augusta Circuit, R. G. Britain. Lewlsburg Circuit, s. Famiste. Clinton Mission, J. L. Hicks. Cadron Mission, B. B. Canadav. BATEsvILLE DIsTRIcr-J. S. McCarver p F
 Station, J. H. Rice.
 Circuit, R. H. Dodson, w. Gil
 lam. Grand Glaize Circuit, J. Nj. Rodgers. Big Creek to be snnnliod Le eoanon Mission, Q. c. Beekham. hlehwoods Mission, to be supplied. Strawberry Mission, c. McGuire Salem Mission, H. A. Barcett. CLARKsvILLE DIsTRIcr-T. P. Lively. H. K
 Circuit, Geo. Emmett. Dover Circuit, B. Lee. Dardanele Circuit R. w. Hammett Van Buren Station. Q. L. Denton. Fort smith Station, A. H. Kennedy. Waldron Circuit, B. F. Benifeld. Ozark Circuit, Jesse Griffin. Roseville J. NJ. Buckhart Wallace Institute, P. A. Moses Princinal FAYETTEVILLE DIsTRIoT-Thomas Standford Station, II. A. Shafer
 Circuit, J. II. Williams. Boonsboro' Circuit, D. II. Carthiers. bentonvllle Circuit, J. Banks MaySville Circuit, J. F. Peenon. ', nlte n hiyer Mission, r. B. Hiborne Yellville Circuit, B. F. Hall, one to be sun- piled ''' W '' sup Newton Mission, J. B. Brown.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
Boots and Shoe,

Boots and Shoes. bkA PAIRS Mems Russett Brogans: A-N0 V 100 pairs mems Black ' so '' '' Kip Brogans; 60 < Boys s' 86 C Mems Oxford Ties; l2 t' '' Jersey .' 4S |" Boots
 l2 < Boys <
 F " Child's '
 6o " Women's Lace Kip Boots; l20 prs. Women's Dace Goat Bcot,. (heel- ed;) 24 prs Ladies Kid Boots (heeled.N Z4 '' '', Buskins: 24 24 ,' '' Last Caters (heeled;) oo :. Child's Fancy Shoes (with aod without hecls,l Just received and for sale by Nov. IT, 1858. POPE ty ANDERSON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

0TThe Knoxville Citizen explains the cir cumstance of President Buchanan owning ten thousand dollars of the capital stock of the Planters bank of Tennessee in this way: When the bank was openeI Mir. Buchanan had ten thousand dollars the property of two of his wards and looking to some safe investment of t for then was advised to put it in the stock of this bank. He did so, and when his wards came to their majority and desired their patrimonv. the stock of the bank was thirty or forty per cent below par, and Mr. Buchanan paid them out of his own funds, and left the stock to his own credit, where it still remains.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

. .IASEPH after the st of December, 1858, will S. be up town under the Theatre in Robins' new
 ofick store selling his new cheap goods and buying cotton usual. Q Nov. IT, '5o 4t*
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

0T The great prize fight at the North be- tween Moorissey and Heenan resulted in the defeat of the latter. These brutal exhibitions are reserved for the moral and pious people of the North. Weof Arkansas have not reached that point of civilization and refinement.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
5000 KEW ARD.

SI HEREAs, it has been made known to me that on W the night of 4th Nov, '5S. Lawrence Mas senGaie, who had been previously convicted of the crime of forgery, and sentenced to five years i'm prisonment in the pententiary of Arkansas, made his escape from the sheriff of Jefferson county and is now running at large.
 Therefore l, ELIAS N. CONWAY Governor of the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the authority in me vested by law, do hereby offer reward of two hundred dollars for the arrest and delivery ot the said Lawrence MaSseneale to the sheriff of Jefferson county, Arkansas. in order that the said sheriff may convey said convict to the keeper of the pcnitenary that his sentence may be carried into effect and the laws enforced
 In testimony whereof. l have herennto set my
 hand. and caused the seal of the State of Ar L. S. kansas to be affixed at Little Rock, this 16th day of November lsjS
 ELIAS V CONwAy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
PORTRAIT pAINrrN1:

PORTRAIT PAINTING. M R. T. J. JACKSON, is now at the Anthony M House, No. 30, where he may be found for few days
 MT. Jackson will make engagements with centlo- men from any part of the State. and he will visit them at their homes if desired, paint portraits of their families.
 Letters will find Mir. J. by a dressing him for ington, Ark.
 Nov. 1Tth 1S5S If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
CHAMPAIGE WINES.
FINE HRANIeIES.

ElDslCH & O., Piper. Heidsick, Mimms and | l. .other brands of superior Champagne W;nes fer sale at RAPLEY. HANGER1 6r Cn 's
 Nov IT ,5e '' N w.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
BOURBON WHISKY.

a{NNE Old Cogniao, Martele and Cllampaicn A Brandss at RAPLEY, HANGER, .S co.
 Nov. IT. '5s. ".
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
COTTON XARNC

4 nhN LBS. Cotton Yarns. assorted numbers. | ,OOV from the " Arkansas Cotton Factory, IF Bales Wool Rolls. For sale low. | Nov. IT, lS5S. MERRICK & WASSFIJ | A SMALL Farm on the river below here to rent.
 1A employment given to few hands to chop cord
 wood, and situation offered to reliable man to take
 charge of wood yard Apply at this office. | Nov. IT. 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
DANCING.

20 PROF. F. A. MAYNARD will cive o3 "A private lessons in this most beautiful and "A 4-s,-gracetul accomplishment at pupils resi- -ia
 dences Classes of from four to eight in number will he taught on moderate terms The much admired Dances Quadrills La'Tempete Varsona etc.-will be
 introduced as taught by him in New York and Phil | adelpha
 Persons desirous of making engagements for classes
 Will apply at FILKINs & Co.'S store, or Mir. HENRY's store. Nov IT 1cso
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
ELIAS \. CONWAY.
" VFIF1 NFV VI IITTI
 D. B. GREER, Secretary of State.

DEscRrPTIoN.- Lawrence Massencale the convict. built, of light complexion, hair auburn thin yisace
 appears to be between twenty-five and thirty years oi age a man of quick motion and quick speech, and slightly stoop shouldered, eyes of rraysh blue col or. or' a man "t limited education and writes little,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
Ladies Cloaks. NEW lot, very cheap. L. Nj. FILKINs. 1N November IT. 1858.

J. COLL. ADAMS, COMMANDER. A R K A M $ A s.
 R L. HAYNES, COMMANDER. One of the above mentioned boats will leave Lit tie Rock Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 10 P m; Connecting at Napoleon ~tsout detenfion with the elegant Steamers of the Memphis and New Or leans U s. Mail Packet Company. Passengers and freight icketed through to New Orleans and Memphis at the following prices for passengers: From Little Rock to Napoleon. slO %
 Menplls ............ IA % < < New Orleans ... 28 co and from New Orleans and Memphis to Little Rock the same prices. Connecting at Little Rock with daily line of four horse Coaches fir Hot Springs Washington, Arks, and Clarksville, Texas, ticket through.
 From Memphis to Hot Srrings sl9 co :. Washington. Arks . 24 co
 Clarks1ille Tcxas.. 3l 50 New Orleans to Hot Springs ...... 2S co
 ' Washington, Arll.. B co f E. Carksville Texas 40 %
 JNO. D. ADAMS, Nov. 17th, 1858. C1ntrqrtor. Gazette and Democrat conv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
To all Whom 1t May Concern.

To all Whom 1t May Concern.
 M OTlCE is hereby given, that all persons who owe interest on bonds given for the purcbasa of the 10th section in Pulaski county are required to come forward and make payment by the first day of December, 1858 said claims will be placed in tbe hands of an officer for collection - ''''
 JAS. B. MOORE, Nov lO 1858 3t oouhty'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

Married-In this county, Nov. 13, 1858, by N. II. Badgett, esq, MT. ROBERT MARR to Mrs. SARAH BAsYE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
SfTERIFFsS SALE.

SIERIFF,S SALE.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That bv virtue \ X of sundry executions in my hanls. l. THoMAs Arkansas win offer and sell at public ontcTy ta the highest bidder for cashn hand the court ioue door Of said county in the city of Little Rock on the 26th day Of November, A. D. 1858 between the hours or oclcck; a; m; and o'clock p. of said day said city. known and called the " Rccx C1rY.n to- g9ther with her engine. machinery. tackle apparel and furniture. THOMAS 'FTFTCIyFR Me1If J Pa1asli O., Ark. NOV. loth' A. D. 1858 It. Cost of adv. s2l \ WILL sell my entire stock of Dress Silks at Fl reduced price. good time to get a cheap Silk press or tlIkns l.. NJ. FILKINS.
 Nov. 16, ls53
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
FLOUIS! FLOU7I.!

A VERY superior article of family just received h h from the celebrated mills of R. Il. Brown. Clarks- Vile. Also fresh Meal and Butter at
 Nov. IT, 1858. M. OSRORN,S ENUkNISHED Rooms to let without board. Ap- I ply at Ar. Reardon's bookstore.
 Nov IT '5S If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

4 lNE THOUSAND Bushels of Peaches wanted. V by R. CLEMENTS. Nov IT. 1858
 EeEEF HIDES and PELTRIFS of all kinds aS wanted, bv R. CLEMENTS
 Nov IT, 1858. o. F. LYLES, Attorney at Law, and solicitor in chaneery. Marion, Critend~ l county Ark.
 Nov. r, 1853 1y.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
REMOVAL

.NA BBLS of fine old superior Kentucky Wbis- " ky. received consignment, and for sale cheap to close out the lot by
 Nov F, '5S RAPLEY. HANGER 4, CO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

A HUTT respectfully calls attention to h: J: the stock of goods he is now opening, Gcods Books, Shoe, Hats. Cans. aaa mnst oan,! plete assortment of fashionable clothing. He will call the attention of the public more partcularly t his stock nj few days "
 Nov. 10, 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
N EN GOODS,

E'Hh undersigned have the pleasure of informing 4 their friends and patrons that they are now in receipt of portion of their Fall and Winter stock. consisting of Fancy and Staple dry Goods Boots, Shoes, Hats and Clothing. which. with their Stock on hand and yet to be received. will make their as sortment one of the best in tho city. As they are doing almost an exclusive cash business they fatter themsel FeS there will be objection to price, Call and examine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
 Nov. lTth. 1S5S POPE Al ANDFPSoT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
STEAMBOAT REGISTER
NEW REFRESHMENTS

A CARD.
 We the undersiged members of the Little Rock Theatrical Company, under the manage ment of N. Moroney, beg leave to inform the stockholders and citizens of this place that we have been unceremoniously discharged by the sad Moroney without cause or provocation. at moments notice; that part of us are accused ot things we are innocent of, and we can prove that the said Moroney is guilty of the charges he has preferred against us, and that is drunk enness and impertections on our part We call for an investigation of the above charges. relying entirely on the justice of our cause to place us in our true position before the public. We feel confident, after an investiga- tion we will be exonerated from all blame in causing the closing of the above theatre.
 T. l. CONNOR,
 DANIEL MCMILLAN.
 A. J. NELSON,
 w. B. HENRY,
 W. B. IRVING.
 Little Rock, November 16, 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

ARTLN x CAMPBELL, have just received " thelr 3rd invoice Of clothing. consisting of a splendid assortment of Boys Pants Conts Overcoats ana vests, also fine stock of Mems Beaver and Cioth Sack Overcoats Mohar and Cloth Raglans also lew Raccoon and Seal Skin Overcoats all made prices. MARTIN 6S C4MPRETi ~"
 Man St., next door to Pope & Anderson's store
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

JUST received Hobby Horses Childrep's Wheel st barrows, Ohildren's nursing Chairs ChiIdrens high Chairs, Childrens Rocking Chars for sale at
 Nov. 10, 1858. VIM. JONES'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

TUST received great variety of Tubs, Buckets, J Toy Buckets, Childrens Buckets, Churns, Wooden Bowls Knife Trays, Rolling Pins, Potatoe Washers, Butter Ladies, Cocoanut Dippers, Shoe Brushes, Dust Brushes, Brooms, selves etc. for sale at VIM. JONES.
 Nov. 1O 1s5s
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
Latest Arrival.

Boys Caps and Hats. A LARGE assortment of Boys Caps and Hats for II sale cheap at WM. JONES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

Embroideries, Embroideries.
 ACkoNEr and Swiss Founcing Swiss and Jack Tt D onet hdging' Linen Edgings Valeuciene and Thread Edging of all patterns for sale at anu Nov. 10, lS5S NPS rnNro
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

IACKONETS, Swiss Musins. Corded nlo;n and J dotted Briiants. Linens. Lawns. Linen cam- bricks and Cross Bared Mslins, etc. for sale at
 Nov 10. lS5S NPS InNEc
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

Cni.dren's Wagons and Cabs, JUST received 6 Chldren's Cabs Perap,hylotors O Willow tops. for sale at VIM JONES Nov. 10. 1858
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& NEVILLE,
BLACKSMITHS,

OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE,
a THE A BOVE LAYING ED
the pr misses formerly occupied ny NJ. III. Mofoeics,
49, are now prepared TO execute Ship, Carriage and Cart
Work, on the shortest notice and most reasonable
terms, and hope by strict attention to business to merit n share
Of the public patronage heretofore so literally bestowed. l05-ti
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bland in lat. $50 rs. and long. 73o z E., was
upon by Captain Cubbins, of the Charraboo,
ports hat the island abounds with guano and
plants There is good anchorage, and plenty
for ships of any draught, and any quantity
water. A large schooner was there at the
tamed the Oxford, of Fairhaven, who had
he island about Is months previous, having
&1t to look after McDonald's island, but in
out for that island found this one, from
during the Is months they had been there,
pit to New York $500 barrels of oil This
in the usual track of vessels outward bound.
are two other islands, one which Captain
I'D of the James Baines, two years ago having
airing about 30 miles west, and the other 20
N. T. magnetic from the island.-Sydney
orch IL.
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- Canada has adopted a Decimal Currency. The
new coins have been prepared at the English mint,
and the first consignment is daily expected to arrive.
The silver coinage consists of FIVE, ten, and twenty
cent pieces. Cents have also been struck. rs yet,
no quarters have been coined, but the convenience
attending their use will soon add them to the list.
This change will be an accommodation, not only in
Canada, but also in our frontier States, between
whose inhabitants and the Canadians a large and in
creasing business intercourse exists.
The GUANo TRADE.-The whole amount Of guano
exported from the Chinchas in the month of Febru-
airy, was II ,315 tons register-of which II, 703 went
to England; 5912 to the United States; and 27O1 to
France.
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Serge and flannel shirts.
Assorted cloths.
COrah handkerchief.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TIME UNDERSIGNED BEG TO INFORM
the public that they win open q MARKEr on the LIST Of July
proximo, at the Country Residence Of Mr. r. MAHIN1, Nuuanu
street, where at all times will be found . choice seaectiono f FRESH
GROCERIES, at as low rates as can be procured u any store In
town. Also, BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, sAusAons, etcs-in fact, eve
rything usually found in . well appointed country etore.
loft BOYD = MANINI.