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III.
about 200 bbs within the above range Of prce7 South
,rn -four was in fair demand but come less hpoyant the
sales embraced ABOUT 700 O 500 obis. a. agares
Wheat steady, and proes without alteration OF
The sales embraced about 10000 bushels, ncud-
mg while Western NJ III 80 z 81 As; red and aInbcr
VI be- white Southern, a. 81 TO- and unsound Chicago
IN store, at Csc Corn steady with gales OF about
10000 IL COO bushels, including Western nigel a. &c
ssc for rood 10 choce lots yellow (neN) at 1te 15s
bushels Jersey sold At s6c. Barley nominal.
Oats IN fair demand and prices arm with some de.
mand for New Or cans.
CoFTEE- abort 900 bags of common Rio soil by
do cold 70 the trade 99sc 500 do stained ST. Damn-
20 az p. t., and 35T ID. sound do. at 9jsc.
Igrros The sales embraced about 100 bales closing
at about il7ac. Tor middng upiands.
FREiGHTs-Io laverpeol-lOn TINS oil cake
gagged az 25s 100 toas oswoo NJ 22s sd 90 tons deaf
weight nj Us 3D. DO terces beet by B. 80
bbs pork do. a. -. 90. and oas seed at 2s 10 Ion
don50 ierc,s beef II g. 81 and 80 bbs ooTk al 3s
I'D 10 ClasSow--l0 toDs OH cake NJ SIS. 10 Ctifor.
Ma rates ranged from SOC bc per foot measurement.
with sales of about 700 500 bbls including old II
so - and new at ST. Is, and extra weight sis,
old prime :l3, and new do II 5l3 o. Hecl va heavy
with sales &c about 200 hbE., lots ins.tng country
prltoe At So 81 10 cou'ty mess TO-, - 70 - rep1ck
81 Western ~ 20 a $40 81: prm. was In 200 lie
and, with email sales a. SIS. Sales Of about 900 900
bbls. Westen beef hams tde 2, sal II. Ryfoo
dbl AMI heavy az 20 i0c. Sales 81 ~ tiGfcca pork
bans reported at g'c.: shoUldsrS unchanged
lard heavy with salcG ol is0 Dbs at II 80. % -
ruter - Jsc 20. .or state ana he Tor ONO
Cheese was nrfa a. ". a sc. for state.
St-cAes The falfR mhracs5 about T0n haeg New or
leans, ncodei in whsh 3l2 hits, ny au,,ion,
oiac T. sc, with snail lots 81 T.ac, ard the
6Ae axe for good 10 primo grader, sud 49, do. Porto
REQ common ~ Cftc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
dividend NOTICE.

OFFICE
81 GREAT WESTERN
~ MAXINE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Crea. Western Bndngs. "a 81 and 80 Pine street.
NEW YORK.
TIE USUAL SEMI. ANNUAL. INTEREST DIVIDEND o
THREE AND II aLF RID CENT IN ibe $i,0M10 cash
capital stock this omr any will he paid this oce an
AFTER Jannary3 Transfer booka viii be closed rom and
af!sr December n until January
DOUGH- - ROBINSON Secretary.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
nsSrganha ttcn Or the city Inspectors and
Street Departments.
iHESDnEsVS 70 TILE TAX LEVY FOR 1850

BOARD or ALDERMEN.

BOARD or ALDERMEN.
Mrs Board me. last evening, Alderman Acspodon in
~ chair.
Some additional Commissioners or Deeds we're appoint
- amongst whom J. B. Aud and Richard Scott, Of
Ne Mayors Office.
ov THE HovsT RsrEEsKSrsTIvcs
TIE following adopted
Resolved That The chamber o. thu Bard OF Alder men
- IL hereby approprlasee 70 The OF The don.
AHs orc speaker OF the House Of Representatives,
- receive ms friends on the oOin December, oel"ava
twelve aud one O'Clock.
THE crry TvsrEcroR's DITARrNESr.
The ordinance for tho orgau2 on Of :ho City ln7pec
ts's Department (already puolshsdl, called from
NJ table By Alderman Booo and the consideration OF the
raaupg sect ons proceeded ~,th.
That lv Zen ~ scchnn ", arcle 2, appointing tnreo
serhs ,he Bureau OF The Registrar Of Records, WIS
sGjck On nul
ns' % n ,Eon ~ arise 2, BY making tread mai 10
e.nsi er uf stall shou be made ID the public markets
vi'b u the approval 81 foc COMPTROLLER
Alderman ADAMS approves o. tie amendment, and sad
Shnl there black mail eyled ~ The Saperin-
tsDdens Markets than hy other ohcer IN tho eng?
Nn Ito secna b. ug Tead fer appointing nlne d"ply In
syseto meat lsh Nc, at q Of 5000, AID rUrE
N moved az AZ amendment, that they be practical
bSGfers.
Alderman BoolH moved 20 add practical butchers or
roy etell prisons
Alderman ADAMS moved an amendment, that, % case
Of any prrron being removed fcr cpse any permit be-
Ing anurd by The City inpe tor .he party parties n
shall have tn privilege OF making appeal to
N, Common Council any decision made oy the CITY Ia
srec'or NJ suc5 removal
TIE section, as sulepi e3, was carried.
Tic nfGinanse, as amended, Wa aoop9e
me REORGANIZATION rFa .ET DEPARTMENT ND rs
BrREAUs GENERALLY.
The following ordinance Nat party read AID aaGned,
The s,scs, prptr;meu, SHAH have cogutxsnee Of
snsnhg AZ ring reGg,s'ng sTang aaggr z sarsng sp.-
V rparna ana hshnF vhnrves and piers and hiing 70
IN OF pub The ant u rovenen. az public lsnds
.ss p@e ,ht a9s " o. siaken ia.s ne r.
yn,ha yards ~ The I9rponton he slppy9g TIE pub y
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Arytspra, E Nov 2i-in port tsrk vivid idGht blaach
rgd. Tor TX or b sil nlth ncka day.
AsfsS A1, Ues 2l-.in roa e,.sa Atlng,n II ion ls
N&a0 Itf TOD. tai .fNrs Ga MI iN Sparrow, rom
rosor etv. hAfg kla trf1t'a ~ snc. md pa' ssing
Race uAri r 4h Aels Tofr sicrt h9acc, arr tatAi ~
RI ell cgAsfMNed.
B.fAqt4. uco III por' tdrk rcort, Pepper fF sale
ofartf 1te Oftna from Be'na, eypeeoa RON Saatan2
8H0fs. no, - II port h4g -nid ofre Tines, -, a.
NYors lau. schr Rase;sfrh soerrs, for 10
Iafvt Ffc = lark FycNixic-, willard, ffnyNm.
s.h hg IAnket Blade. berry, Gsorgetown; sctrs Rough
Refdy, NcsFnv, fmo1ti, NCi M Ataana, 'arsrr B.lt
iaogc. BID 7 sghss sy smith alen PlynoGil NC tih
SuNhrrntr sheldon III Thomas; anita pamun Thompson, DEL;
h fhp ii'tr, tLss Norluans bark Hopkins Hopkins,
NJ pe-t nee to- bss rcnsa Tfr frum lscssonvile srr
so ussg sycons Mtartv, fs' l5ilan Nichols do schra
ss.Ien Pie, fiyae, Anlsrsa tosartne, Brown, aud
Sof ny Collins Escrcif, aleg
fyfsrut Dec IA dask dssc-fn port barks Fila Barss
Qr Wellington, hence, ith Uha Keen, Chnitin iron
Philadelphia 10Th, for Rcsann Ia distress tsee Nsces
sr kolus ar Ceuy~a lenec ar lh or Iurss lshnds
l6ih lid 60 hfiR ylgh tllr), Eswlirgs, Baltimore.
CNAac Nov tO arr ehrs tlt ieu, purtngton Cfinch4s
fnu r1 lel for amplop Runfa iah Cheruin Skinner 10
aud e ia 10 10 npCn fNgts Nhas Hi Hale 10 land sid
isf FIR iIessps0n Roads i5h hgn Reilly Do and AID ISL
a. flfuYse Ioltr t-ih fiaxie, Waleh, and Wing
Wirsor 10 tast ,.'A 80 2iss f0r Hampton Roads,
sa ItM nirn nuur0pn, Baker rnancelort Borland sad
Mar, G018e urey, Ham, ion Roads Ism, Helen McVaw,
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&c She would reft a proceed voyage imms hasiy
ported at Ohm altar "a distress remained putting 10
repairs.
schR sIArrsA letter from Cap. o,obs Of schr Hnrace
,oeiSra reported ON fre, da:sd IL I'm
r9nno her Ich and of her deck beams mpn onrn
ton '1N nave :" Az before ah'ns fesn' '0r
osg p Ss WIN Fleming The .npmas;sr philadelphia
Whnlemen.
Sid rom Hobart Town Aug "a James Allen, Deyo'l NIB
70, sW Cape OF New Holland, all ws oil "a before
fsssed Anjier Sept T. Mechanic, Grey Of Newport, on
Por Ions, Msrritns Sept "a Pacific Sherman Ne
W. s ~ n s IN rs . r. ~, osas ~ y
ss iS Ri S9sn Ss s ssss ~ .s, n s m
' as nj I Peas Isr S @ ws. ~ = se M war
ren; ,alh, Columbus. Nh; 2s. Meeh,nic newport
1@ Is s Win 40 Sh WI S n M lbs saS 's "
h, ssI ro" zap, y9' Q, 9sr1 olnlnne az ~ ssoors
ngrs q, snt ona return 2 he sronrd ai.sr recruit
Sands. M e0fp 900 VII Lewis, Nall ~, ~ y, WI
81 ~ 30 III ii, ihsnis Henp.tsa, ", VII Ani.,
unsid tssa1 on op an o sns cs Nh n oon = ID
70 COZ VII therokee smh sR 10 . and VIA Il DuvAl
letter rom Capt. West Of ship California NJ reonre her
pdoas KIT made pgi az While sses ~ KIN H. tx s s
y Z qrnrrol he'ween Mirs .por,y MI wii.m rr,n,,t
r ihe.te, rom which ole, aayq ma ms
. nehr a. hahm 70 pee orav II M hands {! M mo
man tsnan aHdsna 70 proceed % ~ 70 age % me i.aF
l,,s. lid, Can't Cornell !. na~ r,t, ii, y,
Cape 80. ."et go " II well u not s.st
:, 49, 49, Y" n, NV, s,s -, Z, NY Narn "A ~, IN III
ion,'oA Ia,and Sept .. cossack HasSns ~; 30 VIII
hernr's 4 ~ same date slips Ae"s Nell, Ms, And A4l
on ant pla No 10 Gen Scott p,rgen ofFH ~, 81
Merlin Dehos ~ Nh go zi zaphyr, fsrril 81 ~ So
and a"dea Ia ia man nps s ne = sss n ~ rH
si - si report shppsd Aen AMI saea scar Monterrey 10
atlombez no date, WIN Lee socun, Of Hawpo-',
P',s >, poro,, a., oe,,, r,,v o-.,n c,,,o - ,s,,o
4" ~ @ a * sos y Y 'f',se' ~ s-ssan, Naiah HI
e Gchoss, 70 ga i5ssI 6or' ;;tlsaa siSl Wias
sso.s 40 = r. 25o Sane; R.rps.,ss FiS.T Ii season.
IRON -, as XIV h ~ one slTas st = a-
naasS S Eorane AnasrasS Il i a, IL II VI
s sSS a"fs N sra@ sst Il ssoa 3D. lon 6 II,
X: IT. w, M, ~" s6a o ynee 4. a -
season rs "ebos 'l - Vi ozone reos,s Ssvs,oa
oscar aaasrs ~ sea ,sS o Ao,s 10 ~ so 5'ao
aorgs1 sr seIon eoo 49,. g 4, Pr. aed
Sr - Gm es 1.T g rs rome 1 bs ~ ~ 8
wh jooa hone; Knnscn, wins, rom oho'ss, y s,sson
ochasS i Mo i2.o H. l5o5 none; Harmony Ausln 5r
sop Gn c aTg 9 ~ 1913 s as a, As
Nov Foetr Morrison Thon, IRON uvbo'as - season,
"a season, rem osLotsk. II. NO. -, ~ sasl bono;
gla9 ,, q org q "PFs - = Il II
hone linor Wine q rag ilaroo y season 100 " 6ll
ao 100 ~ n LIMOS u srsi3n, rcou Aros ~ Laniaa
oa ', Sbof e p 1873 p VI oi so@e Sy o
wos sa @a so o a ana N mi . n. s u
rSic5I sAsn5 M en symg aSsa
rom Hsa '1 oaaH SSs s ss r's oG I'll asas e
fas Il s ,sa9 a VI S a8s Si S5
h ho, f r,ir a asasaa 9m ocnass so VI e5
~, S,A a32e May jerks - sesson, rofn N ma l5a
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, IN. I'LL =. ".
ksesern,l sales OF pots were made at 5lc., AMI or
pearls a. 5Ac.
BRsApsTrFfs -FIour-Tbc u,arsc vas heavy, and sales
moderate Tie large estimates put forward regarding
the heavy stock IN this market tended 10 deprss prices.
The r.psaciouB footed up about 1000 1900 bbls.,
a. .riAii th Lar trnr,r n f-icc
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HOME JOYS
Ill NINGiS MARINA On tcRERS hsve aided in the pro-
duc'lon Of heartfelt JOYS and thankful smiles in numerous
families.
1he glow Of health which observable in the bright eye.
ann cheeks ~ children i duo - the kind action and
nvicorGns power 81 this noufishneut.
The Introduction Of these celebrated crackers al soc! rocep
tons
CHRISTMAS AID NEW YEAR,
by families whose na taste, cool and elevated position
10 socie gives heaal tone Ut Character 70 icr acs ed
d pal proof 81 he rb favor which he Of 30 good ar
ucle Is every where securing.
Wings CRACKERS
uneguilsd frr heahiuaess we'll agreeable taste
prtur property which gives Amos, everything hey
eaten with Inc 1e r.ndr.ilg them truly desirable Gu
AL o'rafnus Of sncial good cheer.
1bry pal aTl, nice with fruits el-s creams ~ sar
dimes oysters and meat reshcs wen rs with cosc and
olb-r drinks.
lhsy most acceptable - aged people, being highly
nourhng for the stomach and of The best
ihugs inraGeed for ehih-en They ahonii - dis
tbu-d lbs Freely, and Tar as puhsios ale
p4ke the / Lee Of rs h2al.5y lnssertils
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECZMBER 30, 1853
rur,er chlrehss, aa gp.e,ue Raclrs DO cssrore re.


gih; blonde. pnmmer ani Emily Farnnm SHINES;
&C. arr s, ye,S,y .rda rom ynpars s,s,s s
May sIeNear McNrar, whe Fal,oo Drummond and Joha
Cote p Ss ses % afsa a'ss so
dino Psndel,n Helen McIAw Tucker and Prnces Bearse,
TAlpraA Nov a. ship chaston, pr, an
r. bas for s. S Cd
shp Magellan Walden United st,ea
Sinsa~rsss Ts' is-,rr sr,s rseas iiayes phli.dsi.
Ihia i4a barss Seraina DO faas MORA brs Hancock.
nEnAaAaa Dee CDark as'e,I port prgs Mechanic
10 cnaw ssp, 10 below eark nenector Corn.
GlaaAiaAR Nov o-In porl i.en,s Cola, foq, Nor.
lsans for eDoa psilins n ns~ io,a"s brig aash Bsas
do for Boston, both ~ind bound wtui W
% son ssy ARR nS Sa %ar "a s
MeEs y s1s nigh ~ a. Ar s r. or
New iandoo, do eiors repored for NBaiiorl hasoari
G,aG"i"r Luce frou NBed,rd ar h anc Harr. Jessie
Gray me befnre serorel FOR MAn ners Frasoea Pnsr
surveying chr fen1nore ooper Brooks one' senr s'
bel Lsyis. from tallnm ar iith unc
Passed by do Aos 18Th, clipper ship showing numbers
An a 70 Nov lab, irl Jo,ep'ne. stone Jarvis island,
win ~ 'ar e sg Y no, ,p,r v,,. -
u statss. had i fun freight . oh and bone eosaerd
HAsAsA, Ice i6-Arr hato " Wright, LEAR ,luenLins-
nsas phi,,s .aa' raslsr BeTsna,sa rex |es. -
wpt5D Work AM Rsne Of HI ,!spa innings KEY West,
300 bric0 Y stewart .avsry aor'ana rhlip ,arresee'
DAYS Io'sqn ahs .s, Mnshsa s',isr ,"9ea nab "a
s,sanshp s t 1h .s ga Ssy W'i sS Sse
ro.sor ranf,srcs hrss .sara ~ ~ esaasn RON;
.rison 1rsnis ianpieo; hiAnore pT.rrsF' savannah;
sld isl hrs .ls helb WIS., ra,npson Mobile. Eagie
Eylon iaas.sn- La bark Y 4 hesi in'c,as y "a "a,
Fanny fern Press Mobile oh lnh snir Vnmphray pnr
ah,eler Wheeler renasol sshinp,on aer ,o;,ns,
BIZ; briggs 4 Dealing conway. Monte; IeghTn,
Hakh and rrocus, Mason, Pans4coa, Blaca aNa Wass,
crosby ,9son, rrirs Cumsrriini sy,nmes Moss "
aoa, II Thomas aaa hn,or STi,s Miu1 sxe Boston
ORGANS
Nss1s n qGs HGFsssa hR'i' 5 Sr' 1 Se w
s ao oct @o R spa5 soea S.5 a '''S'
Ils -
JARVIS ts.Sr Nov Pin nor. alp N4ry T1hn39. Hari,
ng from Honolulu air oil ia sno. Sd otts, -
it1.ri, iiss /, ,rrsc';,In p.r, s,rr7 T n1lawin,
,WrRroo,- Dec lAtv norm ansr,can ta ior Portland
IA ie.an In s4orA 2ai, liza IA SRaaaSa, for ii ;
Jns1 Nooti. ID do ~ la.c VI ~ s,rsbai lor
slmneis ior % 18Th yroaure CoGn, ~ 10 IN; Gre4l
isaac wsbh III cliason for j, an ruaasSora paassy
Tor rhad oh. s1on Io6n Fraser lIerhe, a. 2oh Ye
r H. sgn - ls ~ I,ar,.,y. g. a,ors iss
Mssaaa~ ammsr FOR a. a %a pena . ~. for .
saangah az ,iog anrian s,,ne, r. Mosis do Fea
si s s'& Eas7osg l',ss o. S'ss'"' ' 91,s
so5 a - Y;h d, FI5 .,sy. L'h'' NNas and F''a
'G hoS1s Dec i u . oor ssps s.osrsn Reochrd r
Pr. bp sbssssDsaie sorcros far Een6y, ssa
s35e ,2r 81 Eorh VA Apea cor tr S NE aa
wasb5aI ~ o ss ags nsis rooa , sSs
s s sq s, cnsss1 eS s an B"rs ksa sd
anS J Johnson ra nTs VIII w , e~gs A1
M..AeA hey zs.Iq pori 9ssa Yovas ~. 'sli0s' for
Ell.n bssa sen.s; rhld,phs "a, ssi1 li,r.n 90
casyes,on ,,-..,,..,,,.,
Burrows Key TeEt
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ly the l3nOF We arc advised That TIE best legal
pnou nclncs u The belief that tie Caoras rsaluto
las power 10 pass amSndstoy act D. proydo or tho
remaining old debt % tic STATE which vii probably I've
done.
- reference ~ a. advertisement smother column il
VI, b. scop that G. kowalsK oiiefs n. sAe TN
pcr cent bonds Of the Chicago and MwankIe Railroad
C1n.psny. Thee bonds sccgred by Grp, mortgage
or asge quantity Of rea estate, and reliable
cufsy.
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y. ~ r 80
Cage Tlog.dA Mr. sardl asa.ei - 4 & Ness Lsa las
lcis te,wsea So ,srgo 'a1 ,ae isa RIVER
Iho taasi surrey sa Naiser Lieut. iggcr i haur
be The ., Foga ~ s southern ooaslor Antqna
nor NsS lors rhs vii Il coo rsslsd Ii id.uig IRA
ven 81, uh ~ cs.ska " 10 y We 1iicro $780, ~
tween n ret ana icy eas = ris ciiy.
irg arrive II. ieh o. Cane Flu-sis-
npeenr III Lighthouses and ruoys = the oosst d reef
orcr a ~ oeco~ n no o- ~ c,tnplry II tn s,ese
tfse She WAs snocied down b. AFT, ssl. for uie
qfecsseofw u rron. or-, mate n TIE sars ryrs we
u LIE dseAsrec 1he gendsur tad foud tr1e hti aasius
,ar, Toy n Le M reso wtli ~ td before iasse
N-sin i te Wy term n he District Csart CtptT has
Tho nderwscrs shr oriental CAPT ioyi, arrived q us
po't "a the ish Inst from kasIr She brings wrccsng
7if ar na'c oftbs s,hr ac wia,rn - bcr yoysec from
Dec livery edor made hin. but without sac
III sctr rorez Knr, cae' Perry srrved srn from Sew
pc " \ a's h.sas wsy ~, !se ~ ~, ~ or lr
Miscellaneous.
The steamship yon,gnuer, csrs cr arrived YESTERDAY
frr-n Savannah Ths oFNenv rufsnr r q IaS4ncrc Eel
our thinks Tor fui Glos ofpapers
The British screw steamship E1isburrh, Can, Cumming
saed yesterday co. Glasgow viii cabin passengers and a
III ,he s,eerape.
SIR C,l1ro,Nn racSIr Wheeler hsnee for youievlieo
Pernambuoo ls In viii msnras. sprwg and lety.
she was dsschsrIing cargo
sHlr MuroN, of Boston with nsinnav sprung. being
t0wcd into poIra buco In bv steamer The tie
vessel Nov 2sh ~ tho m bark lharci attns port
sHir Amy HRows moody sAn Francisco liverpool
Of Cape Horn days witt s,roug westerly gales
ned head and started criwster strained The shp
~ to cause her 70 leak badly.
sHr saglsorr coIlidei the chip Ie3y Rcsse In m
Mobile bay yesterday Ch and the damage 10 The later s
ssL1u
B,ns Ivssosi ro aar6upd willie towing ou o. Hums'd
bay ~ inst rudder and tecame wa.sfxged khe would
probably becone q Total ioas
Loss or wpliyp--The y ship vsndaltN =, IA Fran
CISCO reports thai while hc list Noy,mber % spoke
whaling bark Italy Of 9re.npnr Babtcck, hove TO- her
csp,an came hoard stated whaling bark
Haja with her captain first officer and twelve mon y
heavy Tchanr leland Ochotsk Sea On he lT
June last Her second Officer and thirteen men were savei
board the ship Condor, Of New Bedford uhe
bark Raish Stewart Bedford last reported u
Ocotsk e ls q Sept last The Rsa above meDscned
probably foreign vesseL)
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
one hundred thousand dollar.
worth Of fashionable winter o!otbisE
At RETAIL,
Below w1,lossle prices,
AT EVANS
Extensive clothing warehouse,
Nos. &c and cS Fulton Street,
Between oold and Gin streets
Having ea s~a y &c assertion Z q, ~ rrs9ga 2s-
tnov NJ spd ptea by the ov which wr'er s.nan
aanusc,urca acc6runsy aud han ths
mmsn.s to- q cs e,,raoss psiasan ses @S
The sock comprises aiuost every variety aud qualify ot
goods adapted . ~'n'e oy ys9r5, ,rs
rsqunapsx a SeeyeF' , NJ easve DeaVer'
''sser bssyer, feicrsSam,
s saie gi nli,. r pSess'n'
Lrona clost IL various grades Lion skins.
BLACK Ciorn FfoCk COATS,
hfI, PRrCrs,
We aoab, vicaer any o,hcr ,lo,uq haGse lsa Cocss
naya half much attention = he mtnlaurmg % iro e9se
= his Wesanrnn'ee Ut ~ \ S4 n 'ppS to
for Isc l Coz, YOU Caa e one . sooa 'ns H. wy
70 hy To hes, tailor u = = q urr cent tn'Av"
wa'h Z a'Ho - o'f n'n y 'efs s ,, 'ia's
,nc rrench beaver, 'araos ooi.fssad eN''e'
slue iNot
sik mixed casslme.ef.
is rS,s,ra ' Ti'oii
PANTS
.' 's e sssncrcs isa ,"g@ sasis s.sasn-
All, s' s., ,SH sassnore. r raw a Ssi a.
various incr.caa :. srueres,
visa '
ndnsat 49, az 49, , ~ hAaocv six
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IN NAssAu.-DRrSx FOR TIE HOLIDAYS TOMAS.
The DE- ishtf hss Jet been pre-
the public s the punch ~ wine and
rum hyery convenient Tor families and none shouh De
without H.
Tcr sale q, The depot 81 the French cosaac Bcrs 70
Nassau street, corner OF John
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
For Sale or to Rent at a Bargain

THE fae frame two story House known the Monu-
ntal Hotel situated At the lower end of Main
together with all tn iXtufe sa appurt
1rv keeping fist eiass Hotel The above Hotel is
situated good oeaiity for business Possession Civ
G Immediately ifrequrel For particulars eng ire
the premises.
Nevada October End, lS57-f
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

the cook is amply qualified to offciate
as engineer, If desired. The position of
the engine is matter Of the least con
sequence. as it reqniles little beside air,
and can run i'll the foretop or upper deck
equally well.
In addition to tie above, a beautiful
steam yacht has been plying about the
harbor for the last ten weeks, and is Of
ten seen running across from Staten Is
land to Long Island. &c, propelled sole
ly by caloric. The boat is fifty feet in
length, with an eight-foot paddle wheel,
which works about thirty turns per min
ute, giving speed equal to eight or nine
knots all hour. The engine is controlled
by any one who happens to belong to
the party.on board The fuel is either
coal or wcod. Small oak wood has gen
orally been used, sawed into eight inch
lengths. and incredible as it may seem,
only one cord has been used during the
last six weeks, though the boat has been
run more OF less every day! Even after
the fires are wholly extinguished, sutfi-
cient heat is retained in the metal ofthe
engine if it has been thoroughly warm
ed, and if in good working order to pro-
pei the boat at least two miles. The
space occupied by the engine of this
boat is not larger than the boiler which
the same boat would require if propelled
by steam.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

OYlmski on Patriotism. on
the occasion of his recent capture, it is
stated. addressed the reporters of the
press as follows -
| well know that am hopelessly lost,
and | have become reckless as to whrt
Happens to myself; but in writing of me
and my acts, and he seemed deeply
Al aIfected, write of them alone don't
mention my country; spare it from
sharing in the shame and degradation
which / have brought about.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

The CALoRIC ENGINE.-The Journat
of Commerce, in noticing the re-intro-
duction of Erricssons caloric engine to
public notice, says:
The off :e of John H. Kitching, No.
37 William street, where one of Mr.. Err
lessons engines, is just completed, is
set up. on small scale; but is sufficient
" large to Illustrate the principle.
though occupying less than cubic
foot Of space, and heated only by gas,
the power developed defies the strength
of a single man. It IS employed in
pumping, and raises three hogsheads
per hour to an alevation of five feet.
This pattern is called domestic en-
gine," being adapted to perform great
variety of work ordinarily done by hand,
and with a surprising degree Of econ
omy. -
Still another caloric engine is located
on one of the piers on the North River,
and is designed for ships use. In this
capacity, it promises TO, accomplish I'M
portant results; fol orr fne large pack'
cts and sailing ships, being u"able t,
carry steam engines, are unsuppiled
with the Worthington pump, aud there
fore, have wholly to rely on manual la
Dor in idding the ship of water, in case
of leak or other exigency. The calori'
engine may be placed in the corner O
the cooks galley, almost unobserved
and may he put in operation III tifteei
or twenty minutes, saving the labor o
an entire crew. There being no posi-
| b;l;tv of m axplosion. or other disaster
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
WHOLE NUMBER 393 !

It's better nor silver or gold gimc acks:
and you can no more get to HEAVIER with
ont 1t, than a ajay-bird can fv without a
tail-ah Thank the Lord! I'm am
dneddicated man, my brethering but
I've searched the Scrinters from Dan 10
Beer sheba. and found Zion right side up,
and hard-shell religion the best Kind Of
religion-ah 'Tis not like the Metbo.
dists, what specks to get to heaven by
hollerin hell-fre; nor like the Yuniver-
salists, that get on the broad gags and
goes the hull hog-ah; nor like the
1ewnited Breeth ering, that takes each
other Ly the slack of thar breeches and
hlsts themselves in nor like the Kath-
erlicks, that buys threw tickets from thar
PRIESTS but it may be likened unto a
man what had to cross river-ah!- -
and the ferry-boat was gone; SO he
tucked up his breeches and waded acrost
-ah "Forthey shall gnaw file, and
flee unto the mountains Of Hepsidam,
whar the lion roareth and the wang. doo-
die mourneth for his flst-born!"
Pass the hat, Brother Flint, and let
every Hard-shell Baptist shell out.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

The officer who pulled General Jack
sEn'S nose in public, when he was Presi-
dent, has been appointed by the pres
out administration superintendent of the
Arsenal at Washington. Thus modern
democracy not only insults the memory
+ the old hero by adopting the Incl.
Rles of his enemies. but hy wa~nlng
With place the hand that struck him
Spring field Republicans
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
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JACOB SCHREIDnR,

176 Jackson street, San Francisco.
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i Il of Bedding Fanny Major and is ready TO
supply the lie and customers generally the lowest
market rates. 1t unnecessary the de-
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otton. Wool even Hair, article of Bedding
its popularity is unbounded throughout the State. 1t>
chief qualifications that It is Soft Ell site Durable,
and Remarkably Healthy person using is not
noyed by insects
Also on hanl; Moss, Hair, Wool Feathers General
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