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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

On the 3oth ut. there q slightly increased demand
Tor money omeet the requirements at the end Of the
year and also extensive inquiry sprung up fer
silver TO export Inda which gave rise 10 impression
Mat reduction Of discount would the drain TO the
Fast
The terms Of loan proposed TO be raised by the Nor
vegAn government understood TO have been ar
ranged with Barring 90. The loan will be small but the
precise amount is not fixed
On the 3let ult. little disappointment WAS felt that
further reduction the rates Of discount not made
By the Bank of England bat was snrpnasd Mat the
measure was postponed until after the payment OF the
January dividends and there only slight demand
for money at the bank
No new failures had occurred, and the year closed
moro favorabiy than anticipated.
The West India mail steamer had arrived, with over
q 900 900 in specie.
Ths Joint stock banks have reduced their rate OF allow
soce on deposits TO four per cent.
The British revenue returns for the year show q de-
crease the receipts for the last quarter OF about eight
hundrcd thousand pounds sterling, and decrease the
year OF about million eight hundred thousand pounds
serng This decrease principally arises from reduced
sAxassou anough the commercial depression had
rial influence towards the close Of the year.
The Tines City Article, OF the ID inst says;-Tne
year has commenced favorably in all stock markets. and
consos experienced aurhor improvement Of neary
hall per cent, The last price To-Day peng exacty he
me az that on the LIST Of January 1857 Az the bank,
notwithstanding the approach Of the 4h the demand for
discount very light In the open market the rate for
she best bills ranges between on n per cont This
beng New Yeara day business has been transacted
any Of the Continental bourscs AT Hamburg the rate Of
Discount has declined 10 44 per cent. Only about
Elo,00o in gold taken at the bank 70 day
The E45o from Australia by the suolk has arrived in
London, and is expected TO be sold to the bank. The
Royal Mail Steamship Company have received telegraphc
adv,ccs OF the arrival at suez the 27 ult Of the CITY
xsydney, with further supply Of sisS,ooo from Aus
trAlAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18
PRUSSIA.

Berlin letter says that the American crisis caused
such serious effects the of Thurinsen TINT
the government of weimar thought necessary 10
woke an extraordinary session Of the Diet to regulate
commercial affairs Arolda which is the principal town
Of the Grand Duchy contains great number of stocking
weaving establishments, the productions of which
ported 10 the U5kted States via Hamburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18
SPAIN.

letses from Spain says that appears certain that the
Spanish government will consider the medaaDn Of Eng
land and France in the Mexican affair IS broken of
Mexico does accept It's conditions In consequence Of
this resolution preparations being actively made, both
in the Spanish ports and Cuba for expedAion against
Mexico,
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The official account OF the stock in port at the end of the
year shows 400 oo0 bales Of which l99 900 Amer.
The actual stock steadily In excess OF the est
mate.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKET.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co. report regular
market for breadstus since the departure OF the North
American. Flour du Western canal, 23s. 2ls. Sd. ;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, 24s. 25s Cd; Ohio, 26s.
Sd for choice white es 10d ss Corn uii: mixed and
yellow, ass. Cd white, SIS. q SIS.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Tho circulars report beef quiet, but with enquiry,
however. Pork dull. Bacon quiet but with q better
feeling lard dull and nominal Taow In more dc.
mand-saeg at b3s. n 53s. Sd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Regarding produce, the information is meagre, the
markets having been mostly eosed The Brokers' Cir
cuar s confined 10 lie cotton statement Rosn dull
h Be- sd 30. lod. for common. Sugar firm Coffee
steady Ashes dull and prices unatered Spirits turpen-
tine firm nj slightly higher raessalos a, sss. Iinsecd
oil dull at 2es. Philadelphia bark &c. 3D. and Baltimore
duh at Is No other articles reported.
LONDON MARKETS
hessrs. Barring Brothers report iron hrm with better
demand, a f6 for rails and bars Breadstus quiet but
steady; white wheat 46s ass red do. s2s AIS Flour
24s 26s. Sugar buoyant, at advance OF Is Cd 2s
Coffee firm and ls higher Fish oils-Sales unimportant
Iinseed oil slightly better sales at 2os. Rice rm. salt
petre hrmer. Tallow firm at 55s. Tea very 1rm and
slightly hgher-Congou 1s 3D. Spirits turpentne steady
at 34s.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The advces from Manchester favorable, a slight
Improvement In prices having taken place.
HAyRK MARKErs
The report for the week ending Dec. 30. saysCotion
hru with an upward tendency Sales OF the week, 500
e4f Breadstufs quiet Ashes firm. Coffee steady. Pro.
visions very dull and all descriptions considerably lower
Rice dull and slightly lower God oils duh whalebone
neglected. Sugar nrm. lard dull rallow lrmer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
InNnnN AONEY AApRRT

The london money market slightly easier, dis
counts being very freely effected at per cent Con
soils for account closed at 94& e4x The bullion in
the Bank OF England had Increased f70l 800 Messrs
Barring Bros quote bar silver at 5s I'D, and dollars,
n.nal, at bs. Oxd. Eagles 76s. 2kd
SECURITIES.
Messrs Barring Brothers report business limited at pre-
vious rates. Messrs Bell Co. report improved de-
nand and all descriptions slightly advanced The follow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18
BEIGITJM.

The Nossitesr announces that NJ. Blondel, who was
Gently expelled by the Turkish government from his posi-
ton as Belgian Charge deAnares a oOnsantnople, has
been appointed Belgian Minister Resident 70 the United
stases in the place Of n Bosch, who goes 70 oonslan
tirUple.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18
2ARDINIA.

The Srdnian Parliament s about TO deal with tho cDer
cal interference in the late elections and will mako moral
pressure az we'll physica, eosepoe nvadasDg defects
In candidates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18
OPERATIONS AGAINST CANTON.


17th Of November, estimated in one account at 1000
OPERATIONS AGAINST CANTON.
The United States freae Minnesota reached Hong Kong
On the 5sh Of November. Mr. Reed, United States Minis
tsr was landed The 7lh, under salute from the fort
and guard Of honor. The United states steamer San
Jscnso and the s,oope Isvan, and Portsmouth
~ Hong Kong on the 18Th November.
The London 7imes says--Ty the present time proba-
bly,, Canton has been attacked and captured II has
been determined TO make the dispute entirely local.
Should the Emperor the capture OF Canton by the
erpuson Of the English traders from Shanghai then in
deed matters will grow serious; but should he determine
That the Canton Governor and mob have been Justly
punished Ia possible that hostlites may be confined to
she operations which 10 be commenced In the south
The British force be sufficient for the purpose of
rctributon at Canton "rn few days. says our CORES
pondcnt eve may reasonably expect TO have 100 guns
asd 1000 in these winters OF the latter VIC shall
be able probably to land 1000" The "blue jackets'
were being drilled for service on land We learn ,ha,
ths French have also determined resort 10 hostes
aeanst the Chinese. II should be understood before
hand thet such union Is by analogous TO tho
combined operations In the Crmea There no military
convention.
Baron Gros has with him a naval force from which be
can land $50 He has therefore resolved 10 on
IN The operations against Canton Thus shall have the
singular spectacle OF two nations simultaneously prose
cutting bostiiucs against The same people daereu
grounds and without any formal convention alliance.
In fact the two expeditions may be looked upon
trely separste. well understood that the Americans
are 70 retain their position OF looking on.
According 10 the advices tho French papers The
sosstions entered into by the English representative with
ahe Chinese government have failed. Prosecutions by
the Chinese against the Christians were increasing Seve
ysl o< the la,ie~ had fallen victims
All was quiet st Hong Kong, and but little business
dong Exchange on England ts. 1oxd a. I'D There
ample tonnage Ia the port Al shanshse prices Of
tsas were Without ssesis change although holders were
demanding higher rates. Sterling exchange Co. I'd. 10
O. h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18
AUSTRIA.

The Emperor Of Austria has authorised the Chamber Of
Commerce and Trade, of Trieste, To form Joint Stock
Bank with q capital of million pounds sterling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18
TTIRKEY-

II s said that the Porte before consentng 10 the cutting
of the suez Canal, demands the evacuation Of Perrin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18

LETTER FRc~ scIopx.-The following letter was writ
just before death b. Mr. Cloves, the young man who
lately committed suicide at Richmond II was written 10
eminent member Of the "manfesi destiny" party in
this city, and seems 70 give good Of the Southern
Gbustering tempcr;-
RIcnxoSp, Va, Jan. 1, 1883.
DRAR GEsxRAI-You will doubtless be surprised at ro.
ceiviDg letter from "6lbuster" here IN Virginia
Nevertheless 70 is. Since my return TO the United
Statee In Nay last have been leading quiet civil e
as editor &c but the old feeling has come over me again
and wish TO return with Cen. Walker 10 Nicaragua and
trouble you with this brief note ascertain whether
how and when csn go out, and what Inducements
offered. can raise some mn here, and though Of
literary than warke turn myself yet trust have
never been found wanting when the demanded
action, and will be. During the last few months
have done what could for the with the pfn,
permitting opportunity 10 pass Of putting n good
word for they gray eyed Of destiny - and his
am delighted 70 the feeling OF sympatby which the
recent shameful conduct OF Psuldng has awakened the
South. "Our skies are bright and Frightening" One
more dash and the day Viva Ia Nicaragua vivs
le Gencrsl Walker Please drop q line, and " con
slstent give the desired Information at least
line, that arrange my plans accordingly n there
are any Nicsrasuans with you With whom I am &C
quanted give them my respects, and accept my dear
General with sentiments Of the hest regard the very
good wishes OF your sincere friend,
wM H. CLOVES
p San early answer VIII oblse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAR9ET.


The Brokers' Circular says the sales for the week (which
however only comprised four days owing 10 the hodays)
40, 900 bales, including $500 speculation and
1000 for export An advance Of quarter OF penny
the week had taken place on all qualities. The sales
Of Thursday 10 900 bales Of which 1000 were
speculation and 900 for export, the market closing
bucyant and with strong upward tendency. The follow
inr are the uuotations-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18
NAPLES.

The letters from Nares give graphic details os the late
earthquake Ofcsl sccuns leave no doubt that several
housands pershed and souc estimates 90 as high as jep
10 twenty thousand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18

DupLyY OBsKRvAroRy.--MR. TurrIL's Cowxr-
The comet discovered at the Cambridge Observatory
on the 4th of January was found here on the I4tb.
and observed AZ follows
1858, Jan. Ia, 2h. sim. Albany sideroal time
Right ascension oh. 27m. "a. 4:
Declination North 30o 7'7'
by comparisons with delta Andromede, The
comet nearly globular, bpt faint.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18

DEATH OF CAPT HUMMER, UNITED sTArBs ARMY.
letter from Fort Smith isforms us OF the death OF
Captain Humber, Unhed ssstes army He died in the
garrison near that place He had returned from the
Utah expedition. His health failed from the day OF bis
arrival. Capt Humber was universally esteemed by
those who knew him well -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18
INDIA.

rhe Calcutta mail, late a. due had reached Iondsn
rs details OF add little additional information Of
Importance Tho accounts Of the relief of Lucknow
measre The loss Of the rebels between the 18th and
mn of November Va estimated in one socoun, at 1000
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-07
NEW MAIL ROUTE.

A new mail route, running from Man
nlngton, in this county, by way of Eu-
genius Wilson's, to West Warren, in
MSionongaiio, has, through the efforts OF
air. Clemens, been authorized in an
addition S to the general post Office law.
IhiS route will come into use when the
next general letting Of the contracts
l0r carrying the mails shall take place;
and perhaps sooner. 1t was much
needed, according to the representa-
IONS Of some Of our friends who live
along the route. Fairmont Vry,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-07
Farm ont Matters.

GEO. II. SPRIGG, Esq. has resigned
1hc Office Of Cashier of the Fairmont
Bank, and THOMAS P. CoNAwAY, Esq.
Is elected to fill his place. 1t is sur
Missed that Mr.. Sprigg is looking for
promotion. ~.
Mr.. Conway has, of course, with
drawn his name from the list of candi.
dates for the Sheriff. office, 3
We learn that eleven persons were
baptized in the river at Fairmont, on
Sunday last, by Rev. John Clark, Of
the Methodist Protestant Church.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-07
improvements about Town.

Morgarto'sh rs no. hh'shea ana
fenced in. VI 40 sara ~ was De-
sides the improvements ~ "oouourn
Seminary, the ham'per anu saw nave
been heard In seVerai quarters mr.
Ahrend, the German ou'cnor' mas put
up neat frame dweiilng ON tue foqu
to Crichiieids ferry; Mr.. hAoeft MA
dera has built q large 1oiners Shop'
on the alley, nearly opposite tne \ r.
Church; and Mr.. 1. befksh'fe mas ny
ed up comfortable Oaoinet,niuhteri
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-07
SWAIM%S CELEBRATED PANACEA,

For the cure OF Scrorula, General Debility.
and all diseases arising from Impurities of the
blood and the effects Of Mercury
Swam's Panacea has been for more than tbr.
ty-hve years celebrated in this country and in
Europe for its extraordinary cures, some of
winch are too irightful for general publication,
where the patients have been almost eaten up
with scroiula, and were doomed incurable by
physicians.
1t has been used in no spitas and priyat. prac
tice, and has been recommended by the most
celebrated physicians and other eminent per-
sons. Among others, by w. G. Gibson, NJ D.,
Prof of Surgery, Penn. University Valentine
Mott, NJ, D., Prof of Surgery, N. Y. UNIVERSE
ty; w. p, Devices, M. d., Prof. Mid. Penn u
nivcrsity; N. Chapman, NJ. D., Prof. Of Physic,
Penn. University; r. Patke, NJ. D., President
College Physicians, Philadelphia.
The wonderful cures effected by Swaims Pam
acea have for many years made it an nyal ua-
bio remedy and have occssioned unprincipIed
persons TO initiate il, and thus impose on the
diseased and afflicted. Almost daily we are
informed of several who have been deceived in
this city.
Swam's ranacca is in round bottles, nuted
Iongitudinally, with the following letters blown
on the glass
"SVAIM'S-PANACE
Having the name Of JAS. SWAIN stamped on
the sealing wax and written on the label cover.
ing the cork, and splendid engraving on the
sido Of tho bottle, by Draper and Co., bank
moe engravors, in the centre oil which is n por-
trait Of tho late VIM. Swain, Copyright sccur-
ed.)
II persons purchasing the Panacoa will be
careful to observe the above caution, and that
the name Strain is correctly spelled they need
not be imposed upon.
Prepared only at Swaim's Laboratory, the
old Stand, South Seventh Street, below Cbosnnt
philadelphia, and sold by all druggists in the
United States.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR TIVE u. g.
SCHIEPFELIN BROTHERS 81 CO.,
40 WILLIAM ST. NEW YORK.
emo. llS-Apnl 80, 1865.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-07
English,s Mansns Bill Passed.

a dispatch was received in this city,
yesterday afternoon, from Hon. Sher-
yord Clemens, which stated that the
Kansas bill lately reported from the
committee Of conference, had passed
the House Of Representatives bya ma
Jorlty of twelue!
The bill, having passed in the House,
VIII certainly carry in the Senate, as
the Administration have decided ma
lo9rlty in that body. We congratulate
the people upon the prospect Of the
removal of this bone of contention from
Inc n. halls of Congress- Wheeling
Tines. w. ~
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Nj A r r lie D:
MORGANTOWN
FE.M.REE ,SE.yFEJVsGRE:

"a WIS old.establshed and regularly incor-
a poIated Boarding School has been tho.
roughly re- organized during the past year.
To young ladies' DESTROYS of obtaining
thorough education, the Board of Instruction
Is prepared to offer advantages fully equal to
those afforded by any Institution, of similar
grade, in the country.
The Fourth Quarter, Of the current scho-
lastic year, commenced OH Monday the 3D.
inst.
Day.scholars or boarders will be receiv ed
at any time, and charged from the date of
entrance.
Terms: From SO to Sc per quarter
Music, French, Drawing, Painting, &c, at
the usual rates. extra. r-..
For particulars, or Catalogues, giving all
the necessary information, apply 10
REV. A. S. HANK, A. NJ.
J. Is p. HANK, A. M, M. D.
Morgdntown, Monongalia Co. Va.
D.. May z, 1858. l5Otf
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May 7, 1853.
CO.YyYzSSEO.VE1R!S S.gLE
Of Valuable REAL ESTATE,

EDURSUANT to the provisions Of decree
Il rendered at the Spring term, 1868, Of
the Circuit Court Of Monongalia county, in
the Chancery cause Of James Evans ct al VS..
Thomas p. Rays Heirs ct al, the undersign.
ed, who were appointed special Commission.
ers for that purpose, will sell,
On the 4th Monday IN June neat,
before The from, door Of the Courthouse in
lowing valuable Real Estate, viz:
The late residence of Thomas p. Ray, de-
ceased, near Morgantown. aud 90 acres of
land thereto adjoining. This property is
handsomely improved.
Also, al acres, near Morgantown, the
Louisa Bowfie lol
Also, So perches OF land near the same
Also, about s acres Of unimproyed land.
lying near Morgantown, OIL Falling Run, adj.
joining Fielding Kiger's.
Also, 2o7 acres unimptovcd land in
Grubb's Glade.
Also, 5000 acres OF land, patented to Tho.
mas Z. Ray, lying on both sides of Cheat
River where it passes through Laurel Hill
mountain.
Also part of Lot No. | on the plat Of Nor
gantown, adjoining John w. Thompson.
Also, fraction Of Lot No. on the plat
Of said town.
Also, fraction Of Lo, No. z ON the plat
u, said town.
Also, fraction Of Lot No. on the plat
OF said town.
Also, fraction OF Lot No. on the plat
Of said town.
Also, fractions Of Lots SO and 81, on each
Of which building is erected.
Also. fraction OF Lot No. lid in the pla,
Of said town.
Also, lots No. $40 and 291 in the town Of
Blacksville, in this county.
Also, a tract Of 207 acres OF land, lying on
both sides Of White Day creek, in this Coy.
Also, 1914 acres, lying on both sides Of
said creek.
Also, 228acres OF land, lying on both sides
OF said creek.
For q more particular description Of said
Real Estate, reference is made 10 the Bill
and title papers herewith filed in said cause.
The sale OF said realty, il no, completed
on the 9TH Monday Of Jude next, will be con
.tnued from day TO day until ell is sold
Terms of Sale "A credit of one, two and
three years will be given 10 purchasers exc
eating bonds with good security, TO bear in.
,eiest from The day Of sale.
MAILMAN r. WILEY,
EDWARD G. BUNKER,
May 4, 1853 Commissioners.
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FaYette County Items.

Maj. VIM. A. West, of Uniontown,
has received the appointment of Mar
shal of Nebraska Territory.
}. WALLACE, Jr. has bought out the
interest of DR.. Lafferty in the Drug &
Book Store at Brownsville, and will &c
ahead with it theoretically.
The Edyette County Bank, charter
cd in 1857, is soon to go into operation
at Unlontowa. Eyerard Bierer, Esq.
Is to be the President.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-07

How TO BE ESoKoMtcAL.-Truee economy con.
sists in getting the Srsr of everything at a fair
price. This is truo Of almost everything to be
purchased; butts especially true in the purchase
ola family Sewing Machine. That GKovER 4 Ba-
xERs is the best for family use, is fact that
cannot be successfully disputed, and we advise
our readers to purchase no other. 1t sews a
stronger and more beau,if seam, is more cast.
ly understood and managed than any machine
in the market, and possesses all the qualities
which should recommend il for family use.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-07
DIR. LOscihe,,s Pills.

T>HESE exceien, FAMILY PILLS, long
Il aud lavoraby known 10 the public, &
which possess such wonderful curative pro.
pe,,ies. can still be obtained of the Widow
Vi the late Dr. John G. Low,her, at her resi-
drnce in Clarksburg. To her only was i'm.
parted the formula for their preparation, &
They can he obtained OF no one bur her.
They viii be kept constantly on hand, Ia
quantities to meet the demand that may b.
mace. If Anil is
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-07
Earrisop.C County Democratic Ticket.

Circuit Court Clerk, G. W. Smith.
County Court Clerk, w. ?. Cooper.
Sheriff, Charles Holden. =,
Comm'rs Of Revenue, Thomas Hick
man, for the Upper District; F. M.
Brooks for the Lower District.
W. w. McCann, who was also before
the primary election as candidate for
Sheriff, says no didn't get fair play
and will run on his own hook.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-07
U BOARD MEETING.

THE Semi.annual meeting of the Boar
OF the Northwestern Va. Baptist Association
viii be held in Clark sburg, on w ednesday
the l2lh Of May, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
" The pnnctual attendance Of the Mem.
oers OF the Board, and its Missionaries, is
very desirable. s. SlEGFRlED, Pres't.
d. T. c. FARRow, Secretary.
or All Editors in N. w. Va. will much
ool'se the Board BY giving this Nctice two
insertions.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-07
Hollo,oav's PHls proluce n most

Holloscays Pills produce most
surprising change in cases of general debility
The broken down invalid, whose faccid muscles
and relaxed nervous system have scarcely cuff
cent vitality to sustain his cmaciated form in an
erect position, is soon renovated and braccd by
the invigorating effect Of this priceless remedy,
and his whole frame is re-nnmatcd and filled
with energy. His spirits resume their buoyan-
cy and he feels like now man. Such is the
experience of thousands. Longevity depends
in great measure upon the regular and healthy
action Of tho organs of digestion and excretion
and upon these organs IIoloway's Pills operate
IRE sistablv.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-07
TO UNDERGRADUATES.

THE Trustees of the Morgantown Fe.
male Academy will receive proposals for
building an addition to the said Academy of
80 By 81 feet, stories high. Plan and spe-
cihcations may be seen at the office Of Will
ley g. Bunker. Job will be lei altoget tier or
in parcels, to suit Contractors. One Con-
tractor for the whole preferred.
BY order of the Board.
May 7, 1853. If