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How Senator Seward was Presented to
Queen Victoria s4@''f

A writer in the London Herald relates the
following droll incident:
II must relate an anecdote which Govern
or Seward tells himself with much Susto-
When the messenger reached him annoon'
cling that her Majesty had fixed an hour for
his audience, the Governor was at the Derby
races with Lord Napier and other distin"
euished members of the nobility. Her majes-
" had fixed the audience for that very day,
and the Governor court dress had not yet
been ordered. What was to be done p
Lord Napier was consulted In few mo-
ments Lord N. and Governor 5. were flying
towards London as fast as whip and wheels
could carry them. The city gained, they
soon reached the shop Of Prince Alberts
tailor A court suit was ordered to be MADE
| in two hours time The tailor demurred--
| Said that he could do wonders, but that was
impossible. But happy man that he IL; he
was never without An expedient The Gov
| ernor was required to strip Of his black pants
and with Que dash of the shears of came the
| legs Of the pants. at the knee. There stood
tho senator in his drawers coat and hat
Whisk went the tailorsi lho gold knee
buckles diamond clasp and resets we're soon
adjusted the long drawers and boots soon
cayc place to silk stockings and pumps orna
mented with elegant buckles similar to those
for the knees. Next on went an exquisite
cambria shirt, with ruffied bosom aud wrist
bands, claspsd gold buttons, set in diamonds
The hair dresser, with his topgs, was mean
vhila ct work, the cooked hat was iauntil.
nut in place, the straight sword was bucklet
20 his side, and our good friend, to all ap
pearance, was the elegant coartier, fit to em
bellish the drawing room ofeny court. III
hour Of audience arrived, and the splendi
eouiuage Of the Governor rolled into tn
| co.,rt ward Of st. Jamea The Queen was y
, waiting. and. the distinguished Yiaitpr wa
. reeeiyed by her Majesty in the most graciod
manner. who condescended to complimel
Governor seward ON his eloquent efforts
behalf Of freedom in the American sena'
chamber. a
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O0e 6nIIet GoeS True
And Ava hnnAfAA nskaV.

49, fasahssgh Dispatch says thas W lasee
- see sas one Of The Insurgents . ~.
- - sassy, vss shtls sincs she slave q ~
~: !seH y vsgiais, b Vhem b vas enA@-
4 ~. sad sSas xsvlys We asa sve csnase1
.. ~ ~ tAas uesk o ~ \. : \. R.hreee
-. issa Csy, y asv bsiAg vigesesely psff''
49, - Nat ~ roaA Will - eeopaeaea =
T. ~ nilsa. ehsssly. Nethiee see.e Z.
y !" ;.sns 81 Oskalsess bsasSs, - - :
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AOOe00R 1Ee0UO0 V09Os t.9..F
n xauich Comm Courier 10 Publishing
rrn Of case wherein ~ prisoner Re
tiaasa\, is under iadietmeas fsr srsasea.--
Aciaenes chiefly relied o. BY the ptessca-
ks. document in writing found on the Pri-
w, p.rssa, containing the mystio vords:--
W .sly asd then indsee yo'r nsighbOv %
a.
MSss York Satanic vas first called y The
md w~u, (until after election. and testified.
y, he Aspers Ferry insusrscsion comaasnced
Rochester lesg time. Had aluays said that
sstrning would cad 10 something Or other.
Y quite clear on this point. The WORDS
reptessisls conflict" in tbs 6oessish Gslic,
lant niger iaaurrectioo." Weuld svear -
=. until after election. Knew the prisoner
eso'sed this meaning. Had known Kepooli-
asn since bio Infancy. Had once vefked ior
- earnestly, but had lett his emplcyment icr
= chance Of job in Paria. Knew big hsAe :
ming; the document relating 70 voting early
Nse bis production. Il Vas sreseousbIe until
aA' election.
cross ezsminAtion witness said hs once,
s*lesed, Owned conscience; that he wse
sAf Judge Of psy than Of principles; that ne
4 e'er e1perimented with hosssty; that ~
s'a locked Trsth or any body else. ssssasa'
a lace that be had bssn several timss puo
q licked, and rather liked il; that Plum.gut
y NC squash raiaiag we're bis rational amese
- aad thas hs Vas not afraid Of she Qeyh
= aas ne name Of VIM. II. Seward frightened
fG 9nQsl 10 dea.h
nsafy A. Wiss uas next called. BE spPea.
"aa W the cold stage Of an aGus H.. III
*sA 'asaled hike castanets, and be could no
w ssofd Of testimony. He carried css
'seiians pistols with the motto
"Ons bullet goes true
And i've hundred asksw.s
sn Court paiAic;y sympashiSsd With the W
sesasss Of bis severe attack oe Harper
,,ssg we, and allowed him eest q ths eeev'
Isas bad boys in The gallery having ssos.
-; &c It Bonssl" Wis vas obaese
=. Wise sent bic voluntary u kdavis eee1
we've brace Of mules-Ao0 asraoeee
- The Court indsGaissly possponsa :: !:
- hvt eemplimsassA the vsiesss = !
se-naksts ffisad,s ehs tlluetstoue peWs
-. ssy Dessily; and se1esea shas - -
asaA b eassfslly 1led e.ay wsse y
~. 9ysas Nssssgs q the asveseeS
~. N ~ dspastsssas q "unseAas1
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esutr,IooUy,-1Ae New. Ds. Co1 has evidpnt-
i I ~ FeplaIea 81 he Brood Church. He
isbus sxpsesssa bimseM on that subject lev
! The Broad Chsrchl Ysei make Gods
church btoed enough % takS ID Simon hsgu.,
ana ludes add satan! Ous spon Il! - 81
psosS setlsilsgsy..s AsI not % Pssss either.
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AN INpIAN's OOMNsNT.-They tell good
story ct Fond du Lao. When Gov. Iallmags
came out to that country, then territory,
ia new home WAS graced BY several grown
Is and dashing daughters. The indian:
vere there and sbsfeaboatt q the time, and
frequently vers met BY inembers Of the
Goysfnor family. Il wasan era in female
Srsaa vhen tie tsstls vas : desired accee-
s;nn Il rrscs and outline, but now to the alb.
orr;nea. a grave old chief oneday was asked
~bse ~ thoseht Of the Governor daughtsrs.
aPretsy aqpavs, niss whits squsws, pity
'sR baoks brekGs ae. .&s
WIND would the old ehisfsay now in thssa
sodern days Of wide spread ssiaes'as r ~
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riOUR-Da1 and SC lower. isaIes 900 Ssls Il q %
9ts for super s.ate . GOODS IS extra state; q IS
s,r. western; Is sSGS IS Interior to coed shipping
brands extra Ri Canadian -four quiet aad droop-
AYE fLOUR-Steady At 4S 750l4 IS.
wHEAT-Dui and l@2c lower; sxles Of small par
GELS a q u val.e Ind; q II white Ky. 40 S4uI
BARLEY-stesdy and unchanged. ~ ossak &
coRN-Duil snd dropping. Sales small parcels yel.
oArs-Acstvs At 44x0Ase for ssase, western and
PoKk-Dall sales 100 sbl' a. sls iOols IL for mess,
BEEF-oteady and unchanged & jG
~ cur MEATS-Quiet. 4 ~
BUTTER-Io fair request a. IiK0isc for Ohio, lao
3lc for State
cliEEsE-s.eady At sole.
Chicago, Nov. II.
+ Flour dull and ordinary brands Of spring ex-
ira 5aloc lower. Fair inquiry for choice brands
but buyers and sellers are apart.
Wheat market for spring grades active and
firm at opening. Sales No spring at 81; after
New York dispatches market fell 10 S9a9O. at
whiuh figures it closed quiet. Nothing doing
in No l spring; $4,000 bush No spring in lots
at 81 in store; 1000 bush do at 70; 1000 do at
| 80; 1900 rejected at 81; Club in fair demand,
| 100 bush At Us in store. Winter wheat quiet,
| 100 bush No 2 red 90 in store.
Corn quiet and unchanged; $500 bush No
id lots As in store; TOO do at 46 in track, 1900
bush rejected, "a in store; 3 cars ear 81 on
| track; cars do rs on track. Old corn frmer,
| 1900 bush No 66 in store, 500 do 664.
| Oats active and advanced lc; $500 bush No
l s3 o b; 1900 bush conal at 50 afost.
| Rye in good demand and firm. 700 bush No
| 81 in store. s. tT7st -iEs
Barley in better demand; la2c higher; 67Ot
bush No so in store, 1900 do at 81. u
| Live Stock-Receipts at ShermAns yards to-
day, 65 cars ca: tie and So cars hogs. To-day
receipts were the heaviest of the season, and
stock Of all kinds we're active, the buyers o
both cattle aud hogs being chiefly packers.-
Cattle were cold At about yesterday . prices
so to $2,65 being about the range for poo
to fair The q, ock on the market 10 mostly or
binary. and prices rule low. Prime cattle a.
| in good demand At from 5 to &c. hs9a
Hogs we're very brisk to day, anu the sale
unusually lsrg some OF the heaviest packer
having gone in 0 the market. Prices rule frOr
$500 10 "a, SO, the average being $S,25.
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Notice.

t. Notice
THE following Goods, Wares and Merchandise are
i now In Store In the Warehouse Of Messrp. FEAR
HAGAR In the City Of Burlington and STATE OF Iowa,
and have been for more than six months past, and
called for and unclaimed by any person or persons.
l. therefore, shall offer the ut Public Auction At
said Warehouse on SATURDAY the 3lst day Of Decem-
her, 1885, and shall continue the sale from day day
unit, they are all disposed Of, the highest bidder.
defray all expenses incurred upon thsm including the
advertising 81 The same unless claimed and oil charges
paid before said day Of SALE to wt
Dates. Marks. Descriptions. Charges
June TO- 1857, Andrews, Haynes harvester, 80 10
July IL, 1855, J. Martin, Corn Mills, E,e 16A 40
m s2S4 80
II. II. WINTON,
noylS.66,w6w City Marshal.
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REA1xEH AND n&AA1
We have put mp and sold
gears, md cAn 1Ay,m cor
What " have never been
unedieino-NBVER MAS
GLE INST ANCE, 10 ~
timely used. Never did
aissaaisf1etion BY any one
tfary, IN arc delighted
speak n terms Of highest
Ricai effects and medical
matter s.wHAf We DO
experience, AxD Rl9p0s
gulggluGgR or WRA1 VI
every Instance where the
pain and exhaustion. re
Hftsen minutes after the
Th.s valuable pgepeFa
enc or the most APERl
NURSES In Msw Bngland,
nxvua RAS.Ino svCC1s. ~
FhOU1ANDt
Il not emily RELIEVES 81,
vieesaass ths stomach a.
and gives to1e and aDe9g,
wlll almeee instantly 7
nA uar MI ~ RRl1
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q o. Il. HARRIS, -
ahh GROVER & BAKERS n
ss3.sss CeLEBRATED afsL
FAMILY i SEWING MACHINES
t t4O6 Broaaway, New York.
IA 4 a. NHW STYLE-PRICE $50.

rTSHTD MACHINE sews frsm two spools, % purchased
from the store, reqaginG no Yswindiag of thread;
u Hens, Yels, Gathers, and 0tltehes In superior
STYLE finishing each BY IT, own OPERATION without
recourse TO the - p required BY Other
machines IL will do better and cheaper sewing than
seAmstress can, even " she works for sse o6s ~
oySY. eHnD ION CnCuLAn. g44. M
a se W. I. DANNER. Aren't
d deelAbOtf 6upiineton.
THE PARTNERSHIP OF e. y Rand
i . co. expiring " Notation the eo1ing rall, -
determined ~ olOee oct our present. Aeock ofka0~
Der, consisting Of over ". &c II A. IA ss s5&
SIX MILLION FEET
Of every variety, at A4s
Greatly Reduced Prices. gesA
We will keep supply 81 those eAtRa A. shingles Of
our manufacture, warranted full count sod sveFy
shinele perfect Also, Lath, Timber Doors and Sash
Of the best quality, and at the lowest rates.
The highest market price viii BE- allowed for Wheat
and Oats In exchange for Lumber. We will also take
Wheat and Oats for what II due ~ on account.
Lumber can be purchased q our yards 10 NJ res
SAINT Fairfield, Agency City and OlumWa, at eur Bur.
lingtea prices with the addition Of freight. u .s
u1eHw&n e. D. RAND CO.
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J. Il. TAYLOR Z co.

]. Il. TAYLOR Z co.
wholesale Dealers In staple a Fancy
GT0C0Riess
ID JEFFERSON STREET. Ii
4 AVE JUST RECEIVED, and nov orr 70 the trade,
IL 1t the LOWEST market rates, oDs 81 the largest
oeres enssrsly wsss asd rIAh, brought 70 shls
An Inspection Of goods and prices Is respectfully
our stock co,aslsts In Part, e4
100 Sacks Prime Rio and Laguyra come;
40 u Chests Assorted Teas;
$50 3, 8 and 10 b Caddiea, do @s
50 Bbs Dsichsr's crushed. pov'd and Loaf Sugars;
10 New York Golden syrup;
IL Tierces Prime Rice; VI
| 300 Boxes Tobacco. various brands;
Is Gro Go,dwin's and Aaaerson's. %, y Tin foil;
81 Hbis, Nuts, assorted; ~
70 BDis French prpnsEs t@e4 @
/ ib9 boxes Layer and y. =, Raisinss
- = Sii NJ. asss.rsi.,s oaln,.l. coa s,.h;
y & rcklsd ana 100 Boxss Sealed herring;
i 200 Kegs Malls, assorted;
| 100 Bozss window GLASS ASSORTED;
100 = dlass Jars and nAska; a
80 Kegs and Boxes 9 Soda;
Castle, 0erman chemical. Windsor. Shaving and
Powder, shot, Bar Lead, Water Proof, and 9 D caps
Chinese vlre Crackers;
Cosdage ara Twne, vaFio ~ kinds;
PhiladeiphiA Pearl starch;
6tewart's mare Candles;
Fresh Peaches, strawberries and Tomatoes, 10 Cans
Pickles. Gatsups. worcestershire Sauce. sardins'
- shaCEs or ALL KINps.
| Hidwellss DlinminouB Axle GreAse-A new thug.
LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS, AND SUPERIOR
QUALITY.
CIGARS yN GREAT VARIETY
Ana : general assortment Of almess everything ksV
our line Of bustneas. aplAop
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The Best acc 70 Huy.
70 and cut lie place . bay BOOTS AND DMO@ rghs,
Cauees much taxi and travel since he es 20 - uGAs
And that knoWsags - weuld hea tseasars ouns
Haar 49, vhaAI say. ~ ~ reason toesehsss
Hesd noe lhe great noiss that Y ma4e enas sestse
Por IN q axIom n every psoSeeeaeA and Hads
f.at yes dest - much sssa who're afsa' ness :
pavare sSSa 81 ~nags~ .bie tan. J" ~Acrasts assAa
aeA svssy saeA sAing,
M 80 yeeaing a1A snFn not aecat
I'M 10 ia uhsrs large pair ~ M Moa1e afo suss
n ~ DaRres uo1se oles&, nn0he1 DA1GG .hOU8s
m - nesss, J. n. CADDosx sves ~ deeei
TNas1 - bess paaee, = uaiG right straight -
- - HeOfa Aup ono0s n oxeAsDeo ~ ys1s til.
Nav &. To-1AUtf. $685. 100
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. - RosAL TRAasDv.-The royal tragedy re-
ported from the Sandwich Islands, appears to
have been . regular Key Sickles affair. King
Kamehameha w., il seems, had reason TO sus-
pect Il. A. Nelson, his private secretary, Of
improper intimacy With the Queen, his wife. and
summoaing Nelson 70 his presence, shot hin
wish : pistol. ltis said that His Msjesty, in the
extremity Of his wrath, also gave his Queen
severe whipping, Sud threatened to shoot her.
This occurred on the 18th Of September, and at
last accounts Nelson vas 10 fair way Of res
cOvery-
The Kings jsalousy, % to Nelson and the
Queen, vas generally believed 70 DO without .
shadow Of foundation-and it would seem that
the rash King himself came . this conclusion
few days Afterwards. inssmuch ~ the account
from which ne condense the above, states that
"he 10 overwhelmed with grief ever since the
saiostanstsz occurrence; that he has offered to
make u. Nelson al amends in his power; that
he entirely exonefates the Queen, and insists
upon Abdicasing and submitting himself for
trial." He afterwards, At the petition Of the
Privy Council, rsconsdered his intention Of
Indicating himself, and the excitement had en>
tirely subsded.
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Il
sDsna.ssro., Friday p.n.. Nov. ISL.
H. StfAes = cssl asd plsslass. - sives
= alswly Asise and fss hsAss rsasiae, shsss
hsiag Of she lighter cl.sa. Bssissss seasiauss
assavo.
Whest.tss comiAg In steadily 4 sliehdy re-
daced NdeM. Vegetables are 10 good demasd
At incfekssd rates. The prices Of hides fallen.
SUGAR-sAast-cr ushsd, III; refined. shtss
lO1c. Clarified 81.
COFFEE-13}al3}.
NOLASSES-By the bbl., Rsboilsd 3s - -;
Syrup 5uA63: kegs 800.
NAtlS-Ass. 4, Is.
RICE--62
eRUIT-Ra iains, prime, ~ IS.
BROQAS-el. 5Oa2 90 per dozen.
WHEAr-New Winter SDaS5c, new Spring
e0a6S, Prices steady; good commanding out
side quotations.
aRLOuR--Choice winter $3.50 retail, 1885
wholesale; Spring $50 retail. AS wholesale.
BEANS-75c. AL 90 per bush.
POTATOES-35a40c per bush.
CORN GOA 25cts.-new.
OATS-3Oc.
RUTTER-15alSc.
EGGS-llc.
ONIONS-4Oa5Oc.
UAY-Timothy, 37@6.
WOOD-3 6Oa3 90.
HlDES-Grcen, 4a43c.; Dry Flint llal2;
Green Sailed 81;
WHISKEY-26a27c.
WOOL-Common. %; Half Blood s3as73;
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The n1Og ana RfovhUion Trade
from the Cincinnati Gasette. lekh.


The hog market opened firm this morning,
and about 5000 head sold at &5.75s6,0O. The
purchasers a. the outside figures, however, had
contracts either for hogs or pieces to Gil, and
were compelled to do the best they could under
the circumstances. Outside Of these parties,
there waa no disposition TO pay over 1915, and
regular dealers did nor feel comfortable even
a. that figure. The market closed with some
lots held above $576 left over, and sellers
were pretty Tree at that price for delivery the
latter part Of the week. The receipts . day
comprised about 5000 head. Near 10000
head have been packed 90 far-not many in
the pens this evening. The ". ather continued
quite favorable to day, but at present writing,
It 10 moderating, with the wind from the south
east
In provisions the only sales heard Of we're
100 bbls new lard At 91c, and 1900 green hams
at 7ta74c. Mess pork may bs quoted At 1lS. so
for old; new is held At el5, but buyers do not
care to talk about trades at that price; 6rss cost
is said 10 be 9l4.74. Old bacon 10 quiet as
II aud n c for shoulders an0 sides.
From the %. Louie Repablican, lS.h.
In hogs there 10 NO change 70 note, and
there are very few offering. A lot Of 400 TO
500 head sold on Saturday at 4.76a15 per 100
lbs-the latter for those OF 200 lbs weight, and
CATS for those of less weight. Ashbrook 1
Co., who commenced killing on Saturday,
slaughtered about GOO bead then, and 600 to
700 more 70 day.
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lsaav Ma ~ ~ l1ssanss. -Hsu
neny tpeopls y ~ Ssnhy kass ssssd -
he tssaA 4 - 6sliesiae ~ Nsasy warA
Doechee:
No AlsAee draws oAespss sAan intesost 49,.
or Oh indueefies neae b compasable,t - thos 81
intsres. Isussks dsy and night. 10 fair weaker
asd foul. j lAs Ne soaad IL ~ feotsteps. ees
travels fast knAws 81 mans ealssaaus iii
6lm, e. d i honnd upon spiders web
Debt rolls . maA over AID over, binding him
baud and foot, and letting him hang upon the
fatal zaesh untl shs loug.iegged Interest dsvours
him. There d no crop that can afTerd - pay
ipterest money on : tarm. There 10 but ous
thing raised on farm like Il, aud that u The
EnqaAian sehia,le. nhich owarms new plansa
every time yea bread To reesa, vhoss blsssons
are proli6c and every one the father Of million
seeds. Every leaf 10 an AwL every branch !
spear. and svsry single plant like platooa Of
bayonsss. ands Geld full Of them is like An
armed host. The whole plant y : torment and
. vegetable carBs. And Jet fssnsr had better
make BIZ bed u. CAaadian tAistles. than ssssmpe
70 lie q ease upon iassvsst.
RATHER ExPKAslv1.-A man By the name Of
Detwiles, living soms shsss milss south q sshil
city, went feW days aimee - he houso Of On
lrishmsn By tho name Of Ruras, and found hid
wife alone. Burns being distans sone half nils
engaged in nising coal. Ne. D. remarked %
her that be had GENE Sparkling. and proceeded
10 sake indecent liberties With her person; she
lady taking che matter il high dadgeon ssiseA
Q specimen Of ~oman's Gavesise weapon, ITO
w.t." broom; and dealt him sandry blows over
the head in rapid succession; bus failing 70 -
pulse him in shis manner, che seissd ke,tle 81
bet water. aud wss about TO dseDch him with
ito contents, when be scientifically Aed; and
feeling someshas alarmed lsass BE- had Cos him
seif into trouble, proceeded q snOe TO the coal
mine, and laid the matter before Nc. B. pro-
posing compsemise, who, thnking the mAssss
might - turned 70 some account, suggested
that the. confer with the injured lady, Tor the
purpose Of determining how much the infraction
Of the lsdy's piece 81 mtud was ~esth. On the
road to the house they met her, and there in
she quiet stiffness Of these woody surrounding,
the trio had consultation, and Il was unani-
nously agreed that Mr. D. should expiate his
guilt. and repair the injury, by the payment Of
$50 in cash, With which be very readily compli.
ed, and al parties went On their way rejoicing.
MI. Pleasant Nevs Al
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#s4 ni s#@4 a@ffFais III ases Sa 80 @aaga ~
assssfzasAles sassI s'a4asa4i 80 IL gaa II saHa
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49, 4 gFas aBafs4T @aRa sai 4af ssats44t sss % IA
ssIIF s4as fsh III asana I'D idBnAs II sesss
assss1 ssg9 III slassi
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n. q M. r.. r. NOTICE.

- II. II. WINTON,
noylS. d6,w6w City Masshal
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csrt Capt Mirhe expresses gratitude towards the
wsrhy eo0 m,rd-'s IT there g. rhirs
fsrE W Fanny befcre repo-sra ashore Kent Island,
thraleabe nay bias got 81 add ards e' ~ swan F"inA
fnir tAIifosSA PscKEa. before rePort c0nisDued ~
Pernsmtueo. was rod at suctor previous IN Dec 10
thiG MfAsUs rnrts from Havaaa for r.Tant has been
cor dtpn ed at bermuda.
FRlG BF Small hence Rsrmuda had been Ashoro
on The tie West OF that piece and WAS 10 be hove
down fcr txsni,@snl.
BRIG Rrrrs souIE formerly American vesss hds Seen
burned en- The Coast ~ Africa.
RRia ExEsy Perkins from Pens~cola before rspprtnA
stsrnaD huco ID ut IN distress had thrown overheard half
Of her ehrpc.
BRIG JAEs tnf Newport RID Dorr rom Ror6eapx
for ork heore ted AZ had nut In
9th ut LEAKING, with hss of ssfls ana sprung.
HosToN tebe--The ship Meteor Melville started at AM
to-day, DtuR VIM u Webb fOr York a.
O'Clock she spuc- The Midds ramAtuAd until
Ia0 AN when she hosed. The steamer the
ship anchored the osdr; che NO. leak viii pro
coed IN the morning. ny tell
7h have heen allowed 5000 assistauoe
rendered 10 brig Andrew Peters ellsworth which
leep ashore Mckes Bank while passage hence
for New Ureans
The Hrsmen sieamship New York Yesterday morniDg
berth, North river.
1moihy ipsrsham sod auction Bedford Hh lnst
the rxe OF $500 " -
ne eiivwns liable gives summary vessels
Ch,sson nvsnnan. Moi-, s'rieans ana Galveston
~ ffesi accounts from each vi those port
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TINE OF CLoslNG AT tbs nav YOas OFFICE
DOMESTIC. NORTH Albany, buffalo CAoAds r.
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SUNDAY AAIis. IN Sunday al sjr al This office
xtikPs
nAnrTosHA y sssmer, Wis ssnsmA Monday
The Overland Mail s,r canforuls leave. 81 ics =
evtfy Monday sno lhurxdsy AIS A "A Lsttsrr
designed for should b marked 'ss'verl- nd w
o. Llxs CRY Zoe Oyersno ran from a. yosspb ,ao % ,
Lake city, leaves 81 Joseph eeturdsy, a.
6sh Letter. should bs marked 'sbveri.nr
So rAcD1o By steamer via rsgsns Mon,sy
aivAsA.....sy steamer Cahawba, Saturday, Feb
sxxoo.. frou New Orleans b, s,esmsb,u r.unss:ss ..
ue Let and 18th Of essh month q eterr .bcnIs
De PLACED In The s,nlte as Nee sort sy dAvs ore
yious IN The kbose Gse.i
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eose here fuesd, y, Fen g.. ~ and p NJ
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the STEAMER khrDak viii be despatched yitn
mails for TIE eehsmn rslanda 10 be t4aisd At
Essssu N. r. The upiteo ;tAtss postage will be
i've cfnls per half nGncs IN letts two cuts
or eacr uevtparcr Il De ccec;ei 10 III -..gs N
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