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CPLENDID STOCK OF MANTLEE.-
~ Black Silk Nantes and Points
Silk end Laca DO
A variety of Ragians and busters
Black ADD White berage Shewis
Ragians, Busters AID Bernons
Chi dren's Berage and Msrseilles busters
Berage and 0rGauGie Robes
Black Hermann and Barego do
GUNNER Mourning Goods ia every variety
from the best makers
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP,
nv 90 Main at.
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MesrLE, May Is -Ootton-sales to-day 2,c0o bales
closing ut IL 0ilAj. Sales of the week $500
bates Receipts VI the week 100 against goo bales
Oo0 bales 1T cks in port $500 bales. Freights to
Liverpool 4G95-I6c. The Exchange IN London 99
9hc, premium.
NEW ORLBANs.-Cotton-Sales to-day of 500 bales
closing unsettled, aud lie offered deaiers awaiting
ste amer. ssies of the week $50 bales The re-
ceipts of she week $40 bales Ainst 20 900 bales
Exports of the week 81 900 bales; total exports SIC.
~ bales. The receipts ahead OF last year l2S.
go bales TIE receipts Of all Southern ports are
ahead Of last year 7U6 500 bales stock in port 1862.
800 bales. Frsights to Liverpool 7-3! Exchange
on London s1a@io1s; on New York Ia; discount at
aiU prem
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SWAN 4 co.

MAG IFICEN sCHE ME.
The following Scheme will be drawn by WOOD.
EDDY CO., Successors to 8. SWAN & Co } Man
ayers of the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY. of
Georgia, at Augusta, Ca, in public, as follows:
CLAoS le draws on sATURDAY, May 18th, 1889.
CLASS 81 draws on SATURDAY, May 2lst, 1882
GLASS % draws on SATURDAY, May 2Sth. 1889
TO BE ORA WV ON THE PLAN OF HLNGLE
NUMBERS
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-FIVE PRIEST
$1,000 TIC K e T 8!
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NlURTHEaN lCE-We are prepared
~ to furnish customers and the citizens gen
orally with the best Northern ICE, on reasonable
terms piedsng ourselves to spare no pains to salts
fy cur customers. Thankful for the liberal patron
age Les towed upon US. we ask for continuance OF
the same. We will deliver ice at any Of the depots
in Rich mond On canal boats, reasonable terms,
from tbe vessel Ice House on tbs Dock, on Cary
street, between zlst and 22i.
GRIFFIN 4 TAYLOR.
We are unloading 500 tons Ice. which we can de-
liver from the vessel very lew. -
ap l6-lm GRIFFIN q IA fLUh.
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
ENT SCHE ME.

INTERPRETATION Fh1ZEo.
p, ns;as no Ss'"' ''p''A'''''A 1880 $500
prizes Of $500, experimenting to $4,000
prizes Of $3.50. approximating to $1,000
pryses Of sa25, approximating to $500
4 prizes Of soc. approximating to $1,000
prize, sre GU
pr nzise 81 are s,''' 60
pr R Of slee, approxima.ing to $500
sooo nr.zes eff $40 are 100000
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.L CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.

CN OAhhIAUES, CAEhIAHES.
Hf The subscriber has on hand, at his
Coach Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary. Q3th and l4th streets
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARII;-
TEES, BAR0UCHES, BUGGIES with and without
tops and SULkIE5-ali of his own make of the
best materials and vorkmauship-ali of which Will
be sold as low good work OF the kind can be In
the city of Richmond, aid respectfully ask call
from those in want of any article In the Carriage
line, as am determined to make to order and 10
sell at the owet prices possible and all work Sold
that Is new, warranted
NH 7-9m MTCAJAU MAN6UM
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7 ARGE ADDITIONAL SUP P L / Z s
IL ELEGANT
FANCY DRY GOODS.
THOs PRICE 4 CO are now selecting from the
most recent importations many new aud elegant
Fancy Goods portions of which already in stock
and others the way, TO which they Invite the at
teption oftheir friends AMI the public.
Elegant Lace Nantes Black BombsziDes
Do Silk and Lace do 0eGrenadine and Popli
Rich Lace Points and net
ShawIs Cold Grape Bareges
EmbroideI les in variety Do and Blk Challies
BRUSSELS and Point Sets Pine Apple Cloths
Do do Collars Rich Organizes and Robes
Honiton and Maltese do Do Barege Robes
Hosiery, Gloves. Mits, DC Cold Lawns and Jaco-
Gent'e and Ladies' Meri- meta, cd, Is, Is cd, and
no Vests higher
And large and general selection of beautiful Eng.
lish and American Prints Black ana White Prints;
White Cambrics; Irish Linens; Greetings; Servants
Goods; Cotton Diapers: Linen Ducks, &C, all of
which are at the very lowest rates.
my2 z PRICE %.
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THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW Spring

4 OF NEW 0E nAN0
4 AND SUMMER GOODS-ENORM0US RE-
pUCTION IN pRIOES-Now receiving, twenty
thousand dollars worth of new Spring and Summer
Dress Goods, bought last week at the closing out
auction sales, at unheard of reductions from the
opening spring prices. all OF which will be offered
at small profit on the first cost.
Splendid Chene Jape Silk Robss magnificent
Chene Bayadere silks; Paris printed Barge Robes.
Flounces; Paris printed Barege Robes aLes; an
elegant stock of Black silks, ali grades; Chintz Or
candle Robes a'Jupe and Robes a'Les; Chintz Or.
gandiet; French and English Jaconets and LAWNS
il. OOOof the most elegant and desirable Lawns in
the United States at only l2H cents; 10000 yards
of neat Lawns good qualities and fast colors at 10
cepts060 Hoop skirts, 7sspriDgs. only so cents; Fr
and English Prints in great variety, Of very low
prices; so pieces of beautiful French ChintI Cali
Goes, fast coiors at only l2a cents yard. great
bargain; 10 pieces Of ane quality Curtain Damask,
bou ght ofthe under writers, which will be sold at
less than the cost of importation. All in want of
Curtain Materials will please look at these goods-a
great saving can be effected. The above, with an
endless variety Of cheap goods, can be had at the
e'0 ALFRED MOSES,
All atr
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The rates West Of Knoxville will not go into eff
feet until after the completion Of tho Cleveland
Branch Railroad. which will be about the LIST Of
April.
Shippers of through goods must send duplicate
tickets, giving the marks. weights aud destination
Of goods. Send to Cox's Line of Boats
AZ LEE on the Dock.
N. Goods from Northern cities shipped through
at reduced rates. A. b. l..
IA n a
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Aa LADIEfg, MISSES and Chill
MG SDRENs' BOOTS AND sHOEs.-We have
on hand o large and well selected assortment OF
Ladies' Misses and Childrens' Boots and Shoes,
both " ith and without heels, which very fine
and pretty, embracing most of the different styles
now In use for dress purposes. And We have also
had made expressly to order, first rate assort-
men of Ladies. Misses and Chdreus Shoes for con-
stant wear. which are made fully as good and cub
stan tial as Shoes can be made, and are soft and
aleat ant to wear. Call and see them at
PuTNEY WATTS.
faI0 No Ii3 Main street
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A DAMS RXPRE6S COMPANY
~ Have remcveA thelr o1ce 70 AZ Main ~
-: :sSs ii 81 ! sssss !; ss:s
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AM NEW STYLES @
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
INST received a fresh supply of
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
comprising ali the and latest of Hats
Caps, Ladies'. Misses and Children's Straw Goods
viz:
Ladies' Misses and Children's Flats, of every va
riety and guilty
Infants TurbAnh of the latest styles.
ALSO,
Young Gents and Youths Hats aud Caps. of the
most fashionable styles-which will be sold on the
most favorable t,rms.
A call is most especially solicited
RIO. L. DICKINSON,
Scccessor to Binford Dickinson q Weisiger,
NV s No 70 Main 1T.
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DRY GOODS

GPRlNG SALEE-1859.
THOMAS, HUGHES 4 CALDWELL.
LAPOR TIERS AND JOBBkRS,
(No. Pearl Street, Richmond, virginia.
We, We are now ready to exhibit our SPRING
notions AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
FORMATIONS, which, added to our
LARGELY INCREAEED STOCK
Of American manufactures. enables M to oner to
the merchants of
VIRGINIA.
TENNEssEE, and
KENTUCKY,
stock Of GOODS. not 70 be surpassed in EX-
TENT, BEAUTY and CHEAPNESs, in this coun-
try. Our assortment consists In part Of
Embroideries Laces. Dress Trimmings. Blk and
Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Handkfs, Cravats, Ties.
suspenders, Shirts and Collars, Umbrellas. Para
sols. Brushes, Combs. Buttons, Hoop skirts. Per
fumeries and soaps, Gold and Gilt Jewelry, &C..
An endless variety of Small Wares, more particu-
larly specified in our printed Catalogues.
- Orders at all times promptly attended 70.
fe 25-tg
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- JOHN E. DohERTY respectful.
~ ~ informs his friend and the public that hs
W has opened . MERCHANT TAILORING
-lAG. ESTABLISHMENT. en- 18th. between Main
and Cary streets. where he warrants as good Gar.
ments, and st a. reasonable prices as can be had
anywhere. All he asks is q trial. NH l5--2m
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BOARDING.

IT,HE TUN6TALL HOUSE, ..
URAaHEAB gTnMBT,
DANVILLE. VIRGINIA.
with new furniture. and ncwly repaired. ~ ~
sure visitors that no efforts will be spared
their comfort and We respectfully solicit III.
The TU INSTALL HOUSE q also the "a AVE- VI
FlCE. and our omnIbuses will Away: pc ~ rcsai'
ness to carry passengers 70 and irom the Ueposs
in WALKER, Proprietorn.
fe1l-Iyd VT eIMMoNe.l
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y GREAT REDUCTION IN III
x THE PRIoa or HATS AND BOOTs
rom Is % pcr cent. saved BY buying
MN from j. ii ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel
Moleskin Hats Of best quality, 3 SO; Do. second
Fine calfskin Be wed Boots 30 Sons.ee g dAiter
fi' AETHC,NY has made arrangements with
one Of the best makers in the city OF philadelphia
70 snnnir him with handsome and substantial
Sa,ssSin sewed BOOTS which he will sell at the I'M
nrecedented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND
HTr &C I'D WIS
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REUTHE'S TEN

REUTHE'S A I E N T
ANIMAL TRAP-This fpgenious
machine has no rival in the feH
Nat all, TO be compared with IL, for
the capture of wild animals. II IL
small thst carry IL In his pocket still it
is capable of killing bear. They are eff three ~
ferent sizes. and will effecually operate Rats.
Minks, Wild Cats. Foxes. Wolves, Bears, &C; they
can also be used as Pistols. For sale by
JAMES WALSH. Gun Importer.
ap 2S-Im Z doors above st Charles Hotel.
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|. Mr.. EDlTOR:--As IN,
oERk NEW CARRIAGE Manu-.

Ok NEW CAkNIA6h MdNu
6t75&H FACTORY, CORNER OF 9TH AND
BROAD cfkEETs Tho snbscribsr hsvssg nAa ~ ~
CARRIAGESin some of The Target essaei,snp p,s
Ia the North and soEth. aAtters himssts tnai ne y
fully able to manufacture the moss tseh,Snsote -
foand in the State possssAfng ynrtons advAnts See
In hi. business. he q enabled TO sell h vpfS ~
Hehan now an hand az his own manutAetNre RGtr
GlKS with ana Without topa. ROckAWATS, &c,
which be will cell asvsry low prices -. :, r~c~s
An H-lms JOHN MD.S.
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INHURANCF.

AN6HA
on TIN LIvu1 on ..-
,.~.1es O. y , Ssteipsd E re ..u, .cr son,rrv
o. LONDON,
ACTUAL Capital, 32,500yO oo
Agency af tho Once Of the Virginia Fire and Ma-
rinc Ingufauce COMPANY, No l3l Main street. kich-
Dr. JNO D CULLEN, Medical Examinsr-Omce
ct the ONCE OF Drs Gibson and Cullen, south SIDE Of
franklin street. between 9Th and 7th streete
s2-ts W L COWARDIN. Agent.
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RICHMOND. APRIL Is, 1852
ITO THE PUBLIC have this day
i constituted and appointed SAML II J hTER my
Agent, By deed duly recorded in the Office OF the
Court of Hastings 1.-THE city of Richmond, to con.
duct for me. aud in my name. General Commits.
sion aud Forwarding Business.
A
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J ODEEHkLL,
Late Prot. Norfolk NJ. Academy.
NORFOLK, May IL. II

NORFOLK. May IL, 1854.
DR.. B. BURRow: Dear Sir-ln compliance with
your request Icheerfulfy state that have seen the
most remarkable success attend the administration
of your reliable medicine to patients the Norfolk
City Aims House, and my opinion Is. it should be
speedily introduced in all hospitals and charitable
institutiona ReapActfully yOura.
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In conformity with the foregoing, l
will conduct. at my old stand on Gary street, two
doors below the Columbian Fotfl, General Com
mission end Forwarding Blu iness. shall give my
undivided aud personal to the sale Of eve
~ kind of country produce, such as Wheat, Corn,
Flour. Tobacco &C. and by strict attention TO bu.
sDess. hope to receive liberal share of public
patronage SAML Il JETER,
80 20-lmh Agent for FraDs A letter
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kERCHANT5.-Made to order, TOBACCO
KEGS, of any size, As have On hand large
stock of good material for this purpcSe would Be
glad 10 furnish from Is 600 to 20 600 Kegs this season.
| have also for sale FLOUR BARRELS and HALE
BARRELS, suitable f hJur, sugar. plaster, &c.
X OGARY
Shop corner 9Th and Gary SITS.
n B.-Cash paid for BARREL TIMBER.
NH ia-5me
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-27

A SUIT INVOLVING A MILLION OF Dol
LARs.-A suit involving a large amount of
property is in progress in Cincinnati. The
parties to the suit are Messrs. Holmes, Shell
don Granger, heirs of the original proprie-
tors of the Connecticut Reserve" and the
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati the Lake
Shore, the Cleveland and Pittsburg, the Ceve-
landland Toledo, and the Mahoning Railroad
Companies.
The plaintiffs bring an action of ejectment
against the companies named for the possess
lou of some eight or nine acres of land upon
which the Union Depot at Cleveland now
stands. They claim that the Mahoning river,
at the foot of Bath street, was changed from
its original course. and that that portion Of the
street upon which the depot is situated was
never accepted for public street, nor so used
as to give permanent right They therefore
claim that the title to the land is still in the
heirs of the original purchasers, and ask to
have the railroad companies dispossessed.
The value of the land is put down in the
bill of complaint at 81 100000. The improve.
ments put upon it by the railroad companies
will probably reach an aggregate of So 900, 900,
while those of the United States are nearly
100000 more.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY for s1.Os
square for three insertions and % cents for each
sequent insertion. Ten lines iess) constitute
square" Advertisements ordered inside, in any
prominent place, also those largely displayed, viii
be charged extra rates Contracts By the year be
made liberal terms.
IN WEEKLY First Insertion 81 per square each sub
scquent insertion Is cents
~ All transient Advertisements mat be pqtd y
adra1ce- Yearly regular advertisers viii be required
to make quarterly payments
szS No grataito4s AdgertiseneHts. No report. reso
buttons, proceedings Of corporation, society or
association and communication designed to call atteh
ton 10 any matter of limited Individual interest, can
be inserted, unless paid for Advertisement.
~ The Publishers will not hold tfieTnsclves respon-
sble for that may occur beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-27

The APOSTLE PAUL "PUFFED. "A Syrian
scholar, says an exchange, has recently dis
covered a portion of letter, whose date must
be about the year so A. d. It's an announce,
ment Of the arrival of the Apostle Paul at
Miletus, and in it occurs the following Ian
guage:
The news of the arrival of Paul, as you
may suppose, spread rapidly among the
Brethren. Indeed, tablet was hastily pre-.
pared, and privately circulated, for fear of our
enemies, containing the following brief an
nouncement:
paul, the great preacher, has landed at
Mietus. He will preach by the seaside on
the first day of the week His subject is not
announced but from his well-known talents
rare intellectual repast may be expected
Let the Brethren rally, that he may have an
audience worthy of his distinguished reputa-
ton"
The exchange thinks" it genuine.
"Thinks" is not the word. 1t bears internal
evidence of its genuineness. That puff is a
settler for that question, and we will guaran.
tee that it was got up by the local editor Of
the Miletus Gazette, or written by the agentoi
the Lyceum, ito be inserted in the special
notice column, at ten cents line.-BoSt0n
Post.
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00lortester 1ailp Syn.



SoMNAMBULIsM-A You've LADY Runs
HALF MILE IN HER SLEEP-A singular
case OF sleep'waklng, by girl ID or II years
of age, occurred in Manchester township on
last Friday night and as it was related to us
by gentleman of unmpeachable veracity we
have no hesitation in giving it to our readers
On the night above mentioned, Sarah,
daughter of VIM. Miburn, living with her I'M
Gle, Geo. johnson, awakened her aunt by
opening the door and walking out. After an
absence of some time her aunt became uneasy =,
arose, and went to the door to see what had
become of her. When she looked out she
saw Sarah open the gate, and start in a run
down the road.
Uneasy and alarmed at such an unusual and
astonishing pedestrian feat, she FASTENED to
awaken her two sons, and requested that they
follow the fleeing girl and see that he came to
no hurt As soon as they could don their at
tire they started in pursuit, but they had pro-
cceded only short distance when they OBJ
served the girl rapidly making her way back
home
They ran back as fast as possible, and on
the porch awaited her coming. With the
speed of the beautiful Atalanta she flew down
the road until she reached the stone fence of
the house, few yards from the gate. She
then slackened her pace, and walked slowly
down the fence, with her hand touching it, un.
til she reached the gate, which she carefully
threw wide open, and deliberately shutting it,
walked leisurely to the house.
When she reached the spot where the
young men were standing, she was painting
from her unaccustomed and violent exertion.
They asked her where she had been, to which
she replied, without hesitation, "Nowhere,"
and calmly went to her bed and carefully
tucked herself in.
In the morning her aunt questioned her
about her strange and unaccountable proceed
ings of the night before. She stated that she
dreamed that two men came TO the house to
kill her aunt and herself, and, badly frighten-
ed, she flew to the school house (Hopewell) for
aid. When she reached it. and having given
the alarm, as she thought, to those whom she
supposed to be inside, she says that she then
awoke, but Immediately thereafter again losing
consciousness, she remembered nothing more
of her singular and erratic adventure.
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flour, 6roterres, 1T.

for w 17,a5g Str TO THE TRADE
SBEClAL NO1lCE person to repre-
~ ~~' Court ISu
We have in Store and Spacious Warerooms a
very heavy and well selected stock of
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SIG daWtf
GRAND EXPOSITION OF
NOVELTIES!
We would very respectfully call the attention of the
buying public to our very choice selection Of
MADE UP LACE GOODS,


A magnificent selection of real Valenciennes Gmpure
Brussels Honiton and Thread LaceS in black and white
which we offer at less prices than they be bought
Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-27

w ROGERS has returned from Europe aud resumed
his medical superntcndence of the Watcr-C Cure.
City practice attended to as heretofore
Once hours from to 4P.M NJ. DIFF iyl6
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Hosiery, Gloves, & Under Garments.

500 doz best Paris Kid Gloves Importation at
75c pair They well worth SSc IS doz. genuine Al
eXandre Kid Gloves in beautiful shades 500 doz Ladies'
and Misses Wooden, Merino Fleece lined Hose 400 doz
Cloth and Silk Gauntets and Gloves in Black and Mode
ColOrs Ladies' and Misses Under Vests 100 doz Gents
Under Shirts and Drawers in Silk, Merino and all Wool
which we offer at less prices than any other store in this
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TEA, COFFEE, AND SPICES,
Il E A S .

which offer to the trade at the present New York
Auction prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
ITALY.

The affair Of the delegad a Of the Regency Of Cen
Tal States 10 ~ Buonoo <gagIi has been arranged 70
the satisfaction Of all PazStes. d. Booneompagni viii
proceed immediate q - Florence, with the rank OF
GoyernorGener Il of she Provinces Of Central Italy
Is functions SiB ezrend TO the command Of the mill
tsy forces N tire ne, and the relations Of Central
Italy, win Piedmont and the foseign Powers-
The report that the Pope hsd already consented to
be es~sen,ed st the approaching 'ngress, and that
Tds HOliDess bad appointed Cardinal Antoneih First
PleuipotgntaJ, il without foundation.
The London Morning Post says: 4" Crowds Of
esuts are seeking refuge in Sardinia since the ssp
"pressior Of their order m the Romagna."
The Post also says; II is rumored that the infant
Morta has been brought 70 Piedmont, as the move
"1nent in the Pspal States might have promPseds e0sP
" dc spain for his rcecue."
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
FRANCE

The Emperor and Impress returned 70 Paris on the
4th inst.
The King of Naples has authorized the laying of a
telegraphic cable between Gaets and Corsica, BY
means of which Naples will come into direct eOnTluni
cation with Paris
distractions have been given that euArieruiaters
and Eeamcn who shall have completed peri Jd OF for
~ months service the 3st December Shall be iuIe
diately discharged and sent home.
Several delachnacnts of troops passed through Paris
ON ihe 90 inst. on their way 20 China The number Of
volunteers for the Chinese expedition was more than
double what requirc'.
II il consistently asserted in Paris tina, the Congress
Ia 10 meet on January > IL Is said that most OF the
European Powers have given in their adhesion 20 The
[opgrees
I; is said thG; the difficulties between Piedmont and
Tuscany on the subject OF the Regency Of NJ buon-
cosnpagni are net yet removed.
The LIn9oH yiDcsS PaH5 correspondent SAYS con-
fdspce has besa s0mewhS. restored ia commercial
circles within the last few days. The circular OF ".
BillaUlt recommending moderation 10 the French
press has producof an excellent ehest and the
nouneeaeni Of European Congress aas in some
measure caned the fear Of disturbances IN Central
haly.
Adyees from Marseses state tzat there is not much
business dsing there.
The elk trade is az present d,il at Lyons. The
Psrs Corn market was qzie;. Whsz; and Flour dull
Vine oi tlle lat vintage in good condition is sough
Tor, and p-lces well taain sino1 Prices ART eX
trepoely 6rm NJ Bordeaux
1hc monthly return Of Tie Bank o; france will be
published on Friday next