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BUILT BY JAMES HODGES,
SIR SAMUEL MORTON, PEr0 BART.
THOMAS BRAssZY AND Epw.KD LADD BETS,
lnnfractorE.

The bridge will be regularly open for traffic and
after Monday Dec. 10, when the Grand Trunk Rail-
way of Canada will be one of the longest continuous
lines In the world, being over one thousand miles
long-now in running order IL is indeed hne road,
and yhen taken in connection with this work, may
Va ell he considered of the first public works of the
dsy; and when we consider that the bridge has added
nearly A. 600 per mile to the cost Of the same, IT is
bold one.
The Government have made the contract for the
erection of the buildings at Ottawa and have ad-
yerti,ed already for tenders for plumbing and light
ing the same. Mr.; hcGreeyy, the successful com
new Custom House at Quebec, in which he has given
satisfaction to the Government, and done himself
mnch credit. W. n. ",
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I'VE ERICSSON CAL0RIo PREMIUM

III
Medal Awarded by che New-Jersey State tsr1 - =,
Has been for years and has proved ssu wen
many purposes where light power Is required
for PRINTING, PGMPIN0i hOlSIiNO DhlNiNO
COTTON GINS. Nc,
Nj Invaluable being economical than steam and net pos
p 10 cause damage life aud property by explosion Ihere
M more rsk from ordinary coal stove and
se Is 10 extra insurance. IN consequence OF h.Ir
irs put building dwelling The government permits
un Ia while steam l. prohloed
hay could be gwen Of their value bu Is hsuy
necessity We the following specimen OF me many
OTHCE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT OF
NoHtls ASD EsszX RAILROAD COMPANY
NEWARK n. j., Aug. 10, 1889 )
Csc H. RESToS esq. Treasurer Newark Machine Coz;
Ieor Sir used constantly lncs November last one
of nelson's CAlonc Engines, built and furnished US by the
achine Company. We indaced before pntoA
iug nschiue Try L, from your represent atoms that
do the pumping Summit station TO supply ne
Trains with to exceed ~ cents per day we
aimed from account carefully kept tha the COSY
docs 10 per day and the escape heat Is
trrns the Winter the pipes from injury ~
koE. -, - 4. -.
ftd by auy ordinary aboring and deem the most
ab machine this purpose that have yet seer OF
81 of ad think needs bat to be introduced 70 coz
fAe tne h'S %as ~ trniS " j. X. BASSINGER,
Ensneer and Supt. Morris and Essex X H.
4sse Engines are manufactured exclusively In the Sete o
Ns"'s'''' 2EWARK MACHINE COMPANY 60
rho ara prepared oil orders for them OF any oh hSchny
Srsrv tart OF the United states OF the "oro. W.
M. ubic invited to examine these engines ~ VIC 'i
sftkr Company corner of High AID Orange-s's
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while vsused to parey with him, bot All 70 no saec
however. lie repeated be would Kill himself II they
ATTEMPTED 20 come out after him. Two oil the men
eomuereed walking The log toward him; but their
feet had not more than touched the log when be
pulled the trigger and fell into the water, onooerng
IN d crimson tide. They immediately caught ninl'
ere be sunk, and dragged him 70 the shore: On eA-
aiming the wound they found thar the ball had en-
tered through the parietal bone and ranged upward
and outward. During the examination be eommenced
breathing laboriously first after while more reg
uIarly finally oVened bis eyes and expressed deep re-
gret al his failure. He s survives at this writing,
but can hardly be expected TO recover.
(vsvay (Ind.) News, asd
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[Eor Markets, see eighth Page.
MARRIED

BkKFR-ROGERs-in Trenton, ~ j. on sunday, Nov o., BY
the Rev A. d. White Mr. Robert b. Baker Of Warren Pa,
10 Miss Emelne p. Rogers Of Trenton
RLAIN-MACKENZ1E--At Hoboksn, ". J., on
Tussday afternoon Nov. 49, by the Rev. A Sayre Harris
Charles Chain beraln 70 Mary Jane Msckenzs Both Of He
boxer.
CANEYJACKsOsAtt the Church Of the PaTiians on Mon
day Nov BY the Rev. II. Mssiison, Mr.. William Csney
Miss Elizabeth j. Jackson, daughter OF Mr. Thones Jak
son ell Of this city. Hll. al.I
Cooporstown papers please copy. .l.
WOMBOLD-LA TOURETTE-At Port Richmond, Mon
day Nov by the Rev. James Brownlee, NJ. Abraham
Womboid Mia Mary Elizabeth La Io1rests both North
teld Staten Island
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Tyx.s SHEEP FARMS. - There is continued
steady feeling in favor of making Texas one of the
greatest wool producing States in the Union. Next
can ewes are purchased low prices and crossed with
males Of the best breeds in the older woo-growing
States. lot OF fourteen Soutbdown rams was ship
red lately by George Karlsruhe, of Railway " j.,
On the schooner +. g. Abbot, bound TO lndianola.
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machinerp.

COTTON MACHINERY tor 5Al4E.-Ihroe
u COURTERTWIST sPEEDERs, built by Danfortb Cooke
% very perfect machine, and Ia good Condition Three
Dan poosfs "a Spindles Ceel Warpes l9o Bob
ms eseh Sro drawing Frame double and deliveries
40 Hand Mules 52 spndes Chose Picker two Cha
.oper All any pat Of HE machinery will be- sold very
W. GFO. H. JONES, Agent Victory Mile sa5stoss Co, Ny
EOR sALE.-A l2-HORSE ENGINE and L0-
COMOTINE BOILER, built by Novelty Works in perfect
sgdsT been three Terms reasonable Apply
o EINRl J. DAWSON Mechanical Engineer No. Dey-st.
C1EAM BOILERS for SALE.-FOur Cylinder
- boilers &C in and ~ feet long; do 30 In. diane
ter 30 feet long Flue Boilers ~ In diameter and ~ feet
Ltr with hues horizontal Tubular Boilers rs in.
ssieT aud II long with 20 Pinch tubes new steam
ILne 2hose power complete also several upright Fo5u:
boi.rs foIn lrhoTse power. Inquire address WIN
FiKKEi 20. No l67 Wsterst, between Bridge end Jay,
hfool ivu. LII
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h1ater-Gnre.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Bing,
nl hsmton " eight hour. from NewYori by y = ana
Ee r. r. Has very beautiful location sns o. H. Winss1
season. FOR Circular address ). ~. nohIo - -
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IN PURSUANCE on an order Of Roswell G..
Br.nard ED Surrogate Of the County Of A-St a1se y
sy ysg as'GHs 70 . = o.. Z. r. c if
deceAse5 they required 10 exhibit the se wh me
gosssss Iss % ss ,S;S55 sSs l FToI "a o. So =
elton As7s,t IN tie Ciy Of Ne- on o1 OF Dc re me -A
ssy ofJsnslry' ne1t--Dafed July 1859
SARAH Ann sIMoNSUS,B Freeuto-.
iys ls=srw ISAAC c. Lopez,
CUPREME COURT-State Of New.York, City
- and County Of Sew.Yors-ALFRED ,. THORN az -a-;
CHARLES q. sANFURD.-sanIaoHs for no ey tsIan -
e0ntrsctTo the Defendant; on az hereby aInllned sa e.
tie oce Of the Csk the City and County 81 Newf ORR At
IL Cy Han IN said ey and 10 serve eapy Of year Ane, 70
xy-Ons Wal street in The City County and state Of Wv
o. ha eEg day. ssi I ,5 81 ~ as1i re- nd 20
plan. thin the time Aforesaid the plain7 N his action VIZ
isls asss en ~ We sa & r.sa., 81 rs
fc the frat day OF January thousand eit and
syfour and on from tie first Sy q august, I and
or from the n day Of Ans7i 4 y 1884 beside NE costs
pls ls~erW JOHN D. MoNELL, Plainiia . Attorney.
SUPPESfE COURT.-City ana County OF New
- YeIh.-Ihe NORTH AMERICAN FIRE iSsUR;
Ann WILSON, his Wife, Alexander MeAeiby, or Nc
kevey, " lis1a A. Colt, Mathew FlIon James w
McKee, kotert Anderson, Margaret Doyle ana His Nv
fendsnts ALEXANDER McKkLBY or MckELSEf and
MAI HEW FALLON: You hereby summoned and 9led
The pain action which ms ben ed IN
ne eee the Crk Of The city and Soany 81 hew ora a.
tie City Han in the City Of Nrw and 70 serve copy o.
your 70 the said eomI ni the suserSers at her
Oce No % Nassau sueet IN the City Of New-f ORR Shin
o. Day Of ,aeh service and y you AL % anwsi ths ss
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff IL this action
vii apply TO The ourt oT the relief demanded Ia the COMPLAINT
BLAiCHFoRD, SEWARD q GRISwOLD,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. % Nsssaa-stt y 7.
Zee CLERK ofthe y and County Of SewoS on the
'i'H ''' BLATcHFoRD, SEWARD 3 GRIswoLD.
palavsww PaintiS'. Attorneys
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TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
PORT and FALL RIvER-Tbe splendid ard scperioi
METROPOLIS Capt Brown, leaves NeY en- every
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, aif O'Clock
end the EMPIRE STATE. Capt, Braytan, MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, al O'eOch p T., from Pie,
Hereafter 20 rooms win be REGARDED secured 70 any appa
ssn, until the sane shsl have been paid for.
Freight 10 Boston forwarded thIoagh With dEpstch b
WI BoRDEE Assns Eos- 70 and :. wsr.-
HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.&C. Nov.
a. lsss Trains Will leave Chamber station follows;
Express Trsins and y T. and N. fer sing siue
$50 D. for PoHghkeepsie, 1:s8 szd IL %
and D. for Peekki $50 p. The PouEnte-psiA,
Peek and Sing Sing Trains stop most Of the WsJ Stations
Trains NewYors leave Troy IT 6lS End lele and
p III, ard Al5sry about Is minutes ..ier On suncA{
D A. T. SMITH, Superintendent
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
~ lese WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lss9
Commencing Nov. Ia, 1859.
Pss,enseT stson IL SewYok eone- Of Thss and 9Th ~
Trains LEAVE SEw-YoRK:
PoT New Haven, "a m (sx) l2:ls 3:l5 tsI) 40 and
$50 snd $40 ? m for Mord str1oTd fairfield southport
and we.,por m al, Pa 40 snS $50 n s'5 S1rN y6;
Darien and Greenwich = m. 12:l5 80 $40 $50
For Stamford, :, teLl M R;l3, S:l9 lea.lt 90,
4so $3.50 p For Port Chester and Intermediate sio-
eons T. g a IA. l2:15, $50 4:ao $50, $3.50 p. u
vs. CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston tex) 5:l5 p. M leTl Fer Hartford zld
Springfield m te1l 9;l9 p m leI) For Cenneetcu. NV.
Eortha npton For Hartford Providence and Fihl Railroad
~ (ex.l For Eew-Hsyen New-London and stoninstop
Railroad At and a:l5 For Cana Railroad 70 Lolas
VILE iexl, and 2:l3 p NJ TO NORTHAMPTON. foi
s:l5p M For DAnbury and Eorvah Railrosd 9s $50
Pm. JAMES ii. HOYT, Superintendent
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STEAMBOATS, ano Rai!roaos.

EOR BRIDGEPORT-FARE 80 CENlS;=1
II Tba Steamer JOHN BROOKS leaves Peek-slip EVERY
NJ FsDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, al " m: IIeAsns
AZ the loves rstes T. LOCkfERD Co.. llS eounst
NOR BRIDGEPORT-FARBF FIFTY CENTS
II IN. steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves Peckslp, T. X;
-. nnNDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, At 10 o'clock
nooeieh taken-aiving In time to c9nneSt WIN n01'S
tonic NaugAtuck New Haven, and HARTFORD heli0su
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ket Bank in place Of II. II. Hsydock, VINO mas oeeo
appointed 70 the Cashiership oi ..ss Futon Bank.
We aunex comparative statement Of tho Exports
exclusive Of specie from NewYOrk 70 foreign Poss,
for the week and since Jan. L;
F For ias $' sss:ii;i.. Sssis 49, sa
sine. i..... ssSss,as s--..--.s ses.l',S
The total amount of capitatou paid q the State
by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad during the pi.r
year wss a. follows:
for amount Withheld for 1858. stSa ~
ins TO y junction sr tie S.o y s as"e
For passengers between WASH i-'en jroc'A - =,
and Washington. go -
M,lsrs.. ........................ sssse4 II
Being 81 y eeni ofthe net earnings
Statement Of Coal transported on the Delaware
and Hudson Canal for the week ending Nov. sc'n,
for the season, 10 same date, and during the cor.
responding periods last year:
1889. Is5s.
BE- md MSs c:P.l eolsss b ss.i.
ro,,,,u......T@ -. $40
Del and TTud. Canal co...s.s,IN aNse Ine.lssssss
Pennsy vsniS Coal Co....e ss.aSo "Oo'SS ins.- S,N
Total .i2S7ss rasss sss1s
The Lehivh Valley Railroad Company brought
down. Cor the week ending Saturday, 10Th inst 1882
tuns of coal, and l. 40 uns of pig iron This cond-
ernC the transportation of the road suspended ON
Thanksgiving Day, shows very heavy tunnsge.
The fiscal year of the company ends the Soth inst
and the remaining three days OF the present week viii
be included in the regular weekly report The earn
pQs CT the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad for the
rine months ending Sept 80 were sl02 800 80. Tho
current expenses for the period were $552f0 oil.
The Chicago and Northwestern Road is doing large
and increasing buriness The equipment Of the road
is taxed to its utmost capacity and the line promises to
become Of the most prosperous Of the new roads
81 the Northwest The cars now run over I, daily,
in connection with the Rockford and Racine Roads,
and with the lines TO Prairie du Chen and Ia Crosse
The North Pennsylvania Railroad Company have
given notice that they prepared TO pay SIC each
coupon, and that they will pay the balance before the
first of the coming year.
The CiEeinadh Enquirer gives the following state
meDt of the business of the Cincinnati, Wilmington
and GAINESVILLE road shown in the Receivers last
report:
The earning the mouths September aud ocobsr com.
pare as follows:
in september s11oet Is
In October 1887 ~
F,ce.. IN sc9is -
ain the month Of September the State bsd
VILE WREN the receipts largely augmented nom that
earnings from the ideeck the fair grounds
being Dsduetng this item alone fom the September
receipts the earnings Of October exceed those Of The pre-
Tbe total amount Of debts liabilities by
remaining unpaid the Jt 81 October
s2ss6i a. This smonnt Of unpaid deet arises principally Tom
March and April Ten unpaid BY bis predecessor"
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks
presents the following aggregates "a compared with
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Gcpartnersbip Notices.
miscellaneous.

CONFECTIONERY, WHOLESALE and Re
v TAII-LECOMTES No 2S6 Green~leh-st, sSs on land
5s s.orrper OF Confectionery for The hohday JUST TO
sVed an involce Of French Bon bons Paste, Ieys &C
1NURFE SECONDHAND SAFES for SALE
4 VII DFRis ana HERRING's PATENTS,
H. -" Jewelers. Safe Al Ne. 9s Msidsn-lsns
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Meoital.

CHIIBLAINS, RHEUMATISM, SPRAlNS,
- Gc immediately cured by usins BU hklLLs IA
drn.eists e. FOX No 81 Bsrelsyst wholesale agent BUN
RiLf HUNTING proprietor No lo2 Nss.snst ID
DR. j. LEATKEs YELLOW-DOCk SfRgP'
Fog Costiveness Dyspepsia Rheumstism scrOfua fles
Female Debility th gea, remedy "a. no equal o'p0N
DUPIYs CHILBLAINS BALM relieves the
~ nsuppOrtable shnss :, once puPay S~, on -
No Broadway ands the principal Gnssias
NIOFFAT's LIFE PILLS and BITTERS-in
wi All Dersngernens the Digestive Fnnctons and OF re
liver Bowels kidneys Bladder and principal si,cea hee
certainly nothing be compared with them SOLD eH-yT
OO HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN. I'D
nav. examined and snsy1sd the Grsesuberg Msr.hs'
ns health and their peculiar gives 1t direct and
favorable action NJ on the uterine 'Isahs H,vr.Mp
"cAessis'JOg the STATE Of Ma''aesa'eH""
ra i,oua,tiss reaknss. u,sriae dispa'e@ent. and al
L. and contributions! tTo1otf' o. 1880 az
.o.aI ~, S Is TEK CRAEPESBKEG MARSHALL UTERINE
CafHoIcoy. btee 81 SO e, sosat sss PAR PnRKRow
Oyy1cE or TRH GRAETESBkKG CosPsSfiN S rs 0A'A-
NFN.YO DIRK, BY AL phtselsIs. - rx....
OS nav RECEIPT OF So FIys boIrLKs SENT 81 hIrsH,'
,sp oaaRsKs PAID 70 sSD EIFsEss RoUrs fAos HsN'
fosx, JOSHUA y BRIDGE n. D., Sscrsss,y and Con.
rutsno Physieian Gruessbas CosS0nt No ~ Fa'S'VU'
Hetr- York --
OTERU's COP LIVER OIL JELLY
g,Gys$ q The AGiSsR5 . Of IL iDs. q coU5as
twice mors s<Ke.cioss than the liquid oil
orrRrps PATENT jEIirF1ED CASTOR OIL
y...an, aaysred and taken without nausea snd does n9s
su,s sonstipson aer IL the best pursal'e Ig -
Asn, 10 a Ss 30 ~ PENFoLD PARKRR MOWER
No. Is BeekmAnsL, wholesale Asent.
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In relation to the movement in Cotton, w. p
Wrioht's circular says:

Wright's circular says:
CROPThe nom the South generally favor crop
exceeding four millions bales least this IL looked upon
minimum We give this the and prevailing opinion
the subject but repeat belief that there evident dis
position and to IN upon large estimate
possible fof tie incoming crop
REcETTs In spite Of low rivers, continue unprscedeatiy
age the railroads where taxed 70 their capa
planter, ss freely and the second week in January
nenced early and We have naygAbe rivers during December
and receive the cotton from the tributaries without much inter-
rupon the bulk business for the year WILDE done By the
end OF March, r
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John McClave has sold four lots on n side OF llsh-
st., commencing IiO II. W. from 5.h-av for $500 v
lott eight lots side of l22d-st., commencing $50
IT, e. from Ilth.av., have also been sold at 500 v
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gnsurante Companies.

AIEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO;}
IN BOSTON Capital and lmuaed Premiums lO'S 500 Il
Ss cash dividend Of 81 per cent to all the ns9Tee anpA
- kepo1s &c, furnished sTatis JOnN h1Il
AEspt ana Attorney the Co, Ne ITO Broadway, ~
DEPUBLIC INSURANCE COMFANij :, no n9 ~, ~
n ~ Al n SP-FCONOMY and SECURITY in FIRE IN
sCRANCF-Fre Insurance combining the mutual plan wsh
d. Ceui,s ock principle The Charter Of this company re-
% G IA sy cent OF the profits shall be annually DIVIDED 70
M arTed in Scrip bearing interest This Company ma os
Ia or I'VE years during which time has declared 20
s 1ses 1874 per cent their premiums They insure ss
o. and Damage BY Fire the lowest current rates oil soVen
Companies ..,,,.,,r, ana ,heiy
be security offered Insurers Is an accusans one hon
TUplus being nearly "a large az their capital AZ, ~
An persons may have beld paeies issned oy
nv ,nS in lss 1855 lass 1881 1855 and have not re-
scrip to which they may be entitled are re1ed 70
e and SAe is together With the interest," which p'Ssoie %
Eutily IN cash. =, Il, ..ar. fam ifs
sAr Oh issue ""s' ~ ' R0BERT s HONE, President
n,xc,x y CrHHr Secretary.
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Statement Of Coal transported on the Delaware
and Hudson Canal for the week ending Nov. soo,
for the season, to same date, and during tie cor.
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TNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
II ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
PROa


TTNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage. ....................s...'4l9
TRos BosroS LIVERPOOL
me- SSosn rsssAse. '''''''''''''''''''''''''plS
The iPs fom Boston Ell at HALIFAX and Corr bO
PERSIA, Capt Jpdhins CANApga Capt. Lara
A AE t ef k sSH' nEhea CAPT A Ns
AFRICA, Capt shannon, EUROPA. Sapt J. Leitch
stsrboard bow, red on port bow.
CASADA Lsg So,so5 . WesSe.ddsy' Nov 80
NIAGARA Anderson. leaves Boston dnesday Dec u
AMERICA Mlar eayes Boston. Wedlesdsy Dec. %
ASIA Lott. leaves " York .Wednesday, Jan.
Berths not secured until paid fOr
An experienced Surgeon on Board.
silver bullion, specie Jewey, Precious stones Metal.
less bills Of dng signed therefor aud the value thereof there
" expressed ''' H'sn' e. cTS1RB 70 Bowling Green
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON and
OGLAsGoW calling at OF EENsToWN Ireland to land ard
Tss liverpool, SosYoTi and Phsaelpbis sesrship Com
ty splendid Cyds5u iron Screw Steamships are intended
va ~ yaoz sEw.IoHx ron LIVERPOOL.
AI1RAf DeesmSsr r.
Ahs each senac saturday a noon ron Pier No AN
CITY OF iaSs ffsESfa ar
KANGAROO. ;:.,...... ;.sATURDAY, yanasry . S IoeS
ner, from Pier No "A North River
RATES oY PAssASK; .u
Cabin 10 Qusenstown Liverpool Gl~gow
Cabin London via LIVERPOOL
Third Clsss Queenstown Liverpool Gssso|
s sS1d Class Class. RetaD ci:i. avsbc months o
ssGS' Sa SssS" to Hs Paris.
nd Antwerp at through rates. . 60. .
New ierk. 80
these have superior accommodations oI Passengers,
e With water compartments and carry er
To4 t T Passage apply st the Once Of Company.
John O. DALE No. is BToadwsy, Newly ork, Agent
in Liverpool to VIM. INMAN, Tower Buildings
In Glasgow to WIN. INMAN No. 10 DixoRst
PORTLAND and CANADA SEMI-WEEKLY
L LINE, via VICTORIA BRIDGE
VIE hrstcass screw steamships,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sidney Crowsn,
PATAPsSo capt y =; LsSh snS B,ovn,
Wharf Portland every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, as
O'Clock. p. m Running time 90 hours
Passage, incinding meals and stateroom, f9 -,
These steamers connect with Grand Ir,nk Heiwsy sa io
he cheapest aud expeditions freight line TO MonTeA ana
3S %pSly 70 H. g. CROMWELL Co., No. 90 Vests.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE:
L --Eor HAVANA and NEW-oRLEANS.-The fast and
vai.e steamship GRANADA, John McGowsn, Captain, VIII
sai on SATURDAY Dec g. a, O'CLOCK M nom ron d r,s1
o, fn,isbed at the Office bills Of lSding viii be
nsd aneI he hour sailing For freight or passaze Apply a.
No. III Westss corner OF Wsrren. ~. y. n0onN-5.
nor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-The Amen
can Atlantic Screw Steamship Compsny new and asorlte
T,ssmShip MONTGOMERY Wm. {: Berry, COMMANDER wln
Pssssse 20 Savannah, with unsurpassed accommodao1.
SS Tbronsh tickets New Orleans &o9 % 70 hoohe 200
Snns.onery s26 Albany, Ga. S24 Columbus SO, Atlantis
SS5 Macon 2 Augusta $40 Also N principe places IN
- cent No risk aiken under S2a Apply % o,,,.
eo4 ''N" ' II B. CROMWELL Co, No 90 Wes'-st-
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TIE following statement shows the condition Of the
Banks of PhiaC elpha, at various times since Noyem-
Der, 1857;
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OCEAN sieamers, &t.

mop ALEXANDRIA,, WASHINGTON, and
evopGrTOyyN-The New.YerS and Virgins Sefsw
Is.hsp Company and afs.-elss siesinsng T. IA
- gi,sr foI The sbsve ports, EVERY SATURDAY Nt
Ia C.Sin psssuEe with unsurpassed
s.h, oenfs ney foot goods oAef Scics
sportion; and received Frdsy- sa stsssA5s S en-
- I'D COR forwarding No bills OF iadne ngnea Acs
ce-.,~ - s,ssmeT For freight passage apply to
II 3 CROMWELL Co. No. - Wesi-s-
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ket Bank in place Of r. II. HsydOck, who has been
appointed 20 the Cashisrship Of tss Futon Bank.
We aunex comparative statement Of the Ssp"r's
exclusive Of spece from NewYOrk 70 foreign Posis
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CALIFORNIA,
via
PANAMA. RAILR AID.
F,tr. Steamer, al Panama aud AcsPuieo'
REGULAR BAYS, 5TH and 2CrH Of EACH AoNth'
On MONDAY December - ~ :,
"a. N.h A.,,sie stesssship Company Ein disPatce
tsoas D. "a ffoK The wharf, foot Of C1nslst INC ei~
Asaseip .,m,c.,
O. 0,.x e.o Car.Suandsr for ASPINWAlL direct sa
80 oons. Via PANAsiA RAILROAD, With the raeihe MAJ
N<trebiS Company steamer .....,.,,.,,
gJOHE l.. STEPHENS"
Lsrpl9ss esq, cOSazlander' and proceed eI'' W "a"
lWFrsisht Apply a the esee Of the Company Nc Wss
tfR Pssssae sppy At the oce the gate OK VI 49,
A~canalst, 10 W. - : -
F0R SAVANNAH and FLORIDA, >.
NAIL LINE-The hvoEite stesnshP fLQ sIDASs Ss IA
hes Cro~el viii leave on SATURDAY DeeenoeI, ~,
ton Pier No n r. Through tickets ysa 70 sSns
h Columbia Atlanta Albany, and Macon blls o. AsAAs
~ oay gu board. Fer freight or passage spply 70
SAMUEL l. NlTcHIlL SON, Ne 10 tTesa"v'