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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05
STATE OF NEW YORK. }ce

with.
CITY SncousTY OF new YORK IS.
James LorImer Graham, Presldent AID LaSaa
A. Stansbury. Secretary of the Metropolitan fis M
surance Company Of the city OF New lork oeis se'e
ally sworn, depVse and say that the foregoing e
and correct statement of the affairs u SAID es-
panv as the eame on the first day Of May io9si
that the said Insurance Coprny Is the eohA Hae os,
of AT least Three Hundred THOUSAND posts VI sSasa
cash capital invested in mortgages on Eeai Sssss
cordng to the laws Of the State Of New fotk "heiea
at least one hundred and fifty thousand ae'ias s "
en- real estate worth double the auouat ios "l''H"
same is mortgsged. ,,,, A..
) Subscribed and sworn to this 'hiFts'a u"
0' August ''''' Oe' ALAN RUTHERFORD.
Commissioner for the State Of Iowa IN New ioIs,
JAMES LoRlAER GRAHAM H''s
Z. A STASBURy, Sec'y.
STATE OF Iowa. AUDITORS uIfisIr
Des Moines, Sept i2th ioas :
u is hereby certified that the 18th day OIL sss.
Der, 1853. statement was filed In this etu1e, -
the condition of the Metropolitan Fire lnsa ~,
pany Of New York City, State Of New YORK Gu wig "
day of May. 1883 in accordance with the po. s"s,.,
Act Of the Legislature Of this State passed
IS 1857; that such statement shows that sAio eous
is possessed of the requisite amount oi capital aAa
vested required in said Act .w.
Authority is therefore given to the above hsmeI -
tropoltan Fire Insurance Company to transss' -.
Of Insurance in this State in accordance Win 'ns
thereof .,.
lis also certified that c. Boomer, Esq, Of COM
Gil Burs has been duly appointed by said COMPANY '0s
lawful Attorney and Agent for the Coshv OF 80.
tame with full power to take risks oil Insurance ihe
n and to scknew edge service OF process upoh hs "
ing certified copy of the statement hied IN tns s
with the Clerk of the District Court, in ana fof AZ
County 1t is further certified that the ahheAeu az
true copy Of the required statement. -,
In testimony whereof, have hereun1e 90 -
u S. my hand and affixed my seal Of ONCE to" ''N-
t~- Sday O! Sept ember. 1859.
J. W. CATTELL, Auditor d isss.
Oct %. 3w.
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STATEMENT

Cash on hand in Office. ........... sS57,2s
Metropolitan Bank Sll 30
" " Merchants Ex b kl2 9SS Il as
In hands o, and due from Agents, ......... 100
Real Estate. None
Bonds held by the Company, None
Debts due the Company secured by MORT
gage unincumbered real estate. worth
in every case, nifty per cent above the
amount FOR which the same Is heiu Sc
curIty by this Company, and $4,000
thereof and upwards, being on Real Es-
tate worth III each case, double the g.
mount for which the same is held as Sc
Der C. cent ,nterest'........... s.. 10
Debts otherwise secured by stocks and To-
tegest thereon --........-'..-.. A,]H
Debt for Premiums Consisting Of unpsld
City securities Q ~
other securities. Observation-Disclosures. $50
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LIABILITIES.
2iIS, GLI A-LAIS

4
The greatest amount insured on one risk Is $50, w
on Storage Stores. il New York. usually no; mere thu
$40 600.
Iowa for the year ending July lst, 1853 Market value
Of Stock 100 per cent Dividends declared Tie past
year 10 per cent Charter Of the Company sent esse
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Have Just received and viii! constantly keep on hand
well selected assortment Of such articles as are emu
merdted above and all others usually kept In Drug
Stores which they will sell at the lowest current cash
prices We have also on hand full supply Of the
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05
Popular Patent Medicines,

Of the day, to which, we especially invite the a
ton o, the afflicted. Every article sold by Us is
Tdntet
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NOTICE OF CO.PARrNERsHIP.

MIR. SAML D. HICKS, formerly Of Granville County.
v1 NorhCarolina, and late of the firm Of Brown'ey
Hicks of Petersburg Va, is this day admitted to partner
ship in my house. The business will be conducted under
the firm and style of D. T. WILLIAMS HICKS lbeg
return grateful acknowledgements to my patrons and
friends for the liberal support and patronage bestowed on
for the three and request continuance OF
the the with assurance that the unit
ed of the house will be devoted to their interests
All having claims against will please present
them for immediate payment and those indebted Tor cash
bills requested to pay early as practicable Ad
made though faith Of prOduce, WILL II desired,
D. T. WILLIAMS.
Richmond, Jan. !, 1859.
ID. +. WILLIAMS Il HICKS:
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS GENERAL
FOR THE SALE OF
TOBACCO, WHEAT, &C.,
No. 5 Shoceo Slip,
RICHMOND, Va,
Offer their services the Planters Of Virginia and North
.Carolna and the trade generally
~ Particular attention paid to forwarding manufac
turd Tobacc". and filing orders; and liberal advances
made all consgnments in hand.
D. 7. WILLIAMS
SAML ID. HICKS.
Late Of Bro~nley Hicks, Petersburg. Va
January 4, 1889. 5-Sm
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.

VUHAT WILL HE DO WITH IT. By Sir E. Bslwer
THE LAND AND THE BOOK. or Biblc.l Tlussra-
tions drawn from the Manners and Customs Scenes
and Scenery of the Holy Land By W. u. Thomson. D..
With numerous maps and enkravinga
HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION IN ENGLAND; BY
Henry Thomas Buckle
CHARITY GREEN, or the varieties Of Love; BY The
odOre Hartmann.
AGNELL ON CHESS-New Edition.
THE SECURING OF TIE WHITE HORSE or the
Long Vacation Rambe Of London Clerk; By sn'h0r OF
sTHm Browns Schoo Days"
SUNSHINE, or Kate vinton; By Harriet b. Mekewer
BERTRAM NOEL; By +. J. Nay.
WILD SPORTS IN THE FAR WEST; ny 0efs's-
ecker-lllustrated.
TWO DISCOURSES-The first dehserSd ON the sSsh 81
Nay 1885, the closing sermon in the Old br'ck Cnavn
in Beekman Street.-The last the 3lst OF October, !
at the dedication Of the New Brick Church Murray H
By Gardiner Spring. D. d L. d.
THE YUIE LOG--A series Of STORIES Epr the young.
LIFE AMONG THE CHILDREN.
BUDS FROM THE CHRISTMAS BOUGflS, and other
Tales; By Virginia F. Townsend.
THE SOCIARLE, ar l,0ol Hume AmusementS
DIVINE AND MORAL SONGS FOR CHILDREN:
By Rev. Isaac Watts D. D-English Edtoa-wi'h eo'orrd
FOHTSTEps Of SAMUEL. PAUL.
MEMORIES OF BETHANY.
SWORDS POCKET ALMANAC, for 1859.
LIFE OF THE HON. NATHANIEL MACON. Of North.
Carolina; By Edward r. Gotten.
Il. D. TURNER.
n. T.. Box Store.
Raleigh JAM g. 1859. Ia
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81 xrfsxzIn oi1s1iAfsD
HINHBAL OPRIN00 YO8 SALE

,"AvHo DEfR1nn1D 70 novH S9U!a ~
ss::y g G:::il:, :..d t.:s.:s :: =: 49, 49,
600 q whisA b q ssigieal gsvv1 fsper 49, IVY
tioa bsiae vsll saspssd - ~ -
Iarrs 81 eo0eo1sos dvslnae. Win ~ ssec.I IN IN
6sdin6a 0oeUlhss VIII ~ Css1las eev - g. ~.
siso Ssoss 6oass q KisssSrs Dspst uAisA s'ssee
81 1iHIRAL sPR!Hoa. le.s;a Viii. .il' t g -
RaiIiuoA sss eoasiAsssd vssy valsahas ne 49, ec
Ssen oa.d b. snsiysis 70 psss nsds ssa!.s. q "
Srst osdes. ssd - s.sea soas q he - eeses1s
Of Sosohak snA s1tsasd maay Tsonossabs esfse 49,
iis.ssss sAsr sSe Pssisss hsa -. psss;Ss:sS
$ d. svit.ses q ...y r.,P:s..sss =. ~ ssCss
many Of who's have bsea pssuaosesly sUee - ~
hvussbly Of tAe bsas6caY s0bess a he vssr
Ssea under shs' necessity Of vessre s6oi!sases 70 -
drsds q visitors Wishing 70 ~ u vssss vsoe -
prepared 10 accommodate.
Fen wishing % embark 10 " 80 -" !S Ss
tages 81 The Farm and Nills. aGsSAsf wa ~ -
merits Of the wsiss al eomhine 70 o9se she 90 " "
most desirable Situations In The eoeaty.
For further particulars. thoss whaling 70 pafceen
call and rxamise r themselvss "a ssl iassu 'see ~
sddrsssns ne ct xss'sir'. G'ss''k o. 49, SISsxtl
Hitsrslla n. G., April !. 1sss. Wv.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
nN MONDAY, THE 2lST OF FEBRUARY NEXT,
being the Monday VI the Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions for Carteret the undersigned assgnees in
trust the creditors ii William G. King, will expssc IL
public SALE at the Court House in Beaufort all tie estate
of the said Wm c. King. in and to Lots Nos ~ and s
On these lots which located in the must valuable and
eligible part Of the town Of Beaufort IS
Front Street House,
with which all the furniture therein will Be sod ber
al credit to suit purchasers the terms of Which will be
made known the day of sale.
Also the time and place will be sold. credit
of six MONTHS
Valuable Tract Of Land,
(snbject the DOVER of the widow of Wallace D. Syrna
decd containing about sO acres situated the north
side Of GO0se Greek Bay in Carteret county.
Also. part Of Lot, No. l7a. r. in Beaufort; end oue
Pleasure Boat and one Marsh Poney.
I; 1 ( K xH6a.s 4..is..s.
Beaufort, n. c., Jan. 10. 1852. I'D.
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TEACHERS WANTED.

TEACHERS WANTED.
VUlHE TRCSTEES OH TIE MALE AND FEMALE
II Academies at wiIan,soo. y. C., desiv 10 ruspiny
desirable oo~ Pers"ns preferred ~l" insssd q, make
teaching profession Satisfactory rrfevoess sqssrd -
io4uaiicsiious and eharsessr AddrssA
ASA Btt;tsS lc-.:v.
c. B. HASSELl,
wliamstou. Jan. II. 1852 1o-N
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HENRY ID. TU kN EA'
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL
AND STATIONED,

H n a a ~ Ia u e H a N u . n Z = =
No. I, Fayetteville street, Raleigh.
" d. TURNER has on band and TT s sac sne
= 1sW NEbICAi. SCHOOL. THEOLOGICAL AND
%1sCELiNEOUS BOOKS Also fine Editions Of BlBLE
nd PRAYER BOOKS. in every variety OF Binding ana
f.e And receiving regularly oil the new "ofks IN inc
x,rous depart,nents Of Literature.
SCHOOL BOOKS.-He respectfully solicts the attsn'
ton School Teachers engaged in the Of yoan
ave Comprising the most valuable works now in use
BLANK BOOKS.-His stock of Blank Books Is com PM
plee embracing every description of Aecou Record ana
Memorandum Books.
STATIONERY.-Every variety Of Common and Fancy
Stationery including Writing and Wrapping Papers Steel
PENS of every description and price. Ink, Qoiis' &C.
Booksellers Merchants Teachers Libraries, and School
Committees supplied on the most reasonable terms
All orders promptly attended to.
Raleigh, Jan II, 1859. S-H
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N. c. Six Per Cent. state Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, n. C..
Inn lSSQ {

N. C. Six Per Cent. state Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, n. c.
Jan. d, 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ this Office until ~ o'clock, A. NJ, sth of February
next, for the purchase of &s"ON Of N. C. State Coupon
Bunds issued under Act incorporate the Western
Nor,h-Carolna Railroad Company" and running thirty
years from Is: January, 1859.
The above Bonds will have Coupons for interest at
per per attached payable LIST January and
July in each year.
The prr a and interest will be payable at the Bank of
the Republic New York unless where the party prefers to
lave them PAYABLE at the Treasury of the State
Successful bidders upon being informed Of the acceptance
Of their bids deposit the amount Of their bids ncu,
dng the accrued interest," to the credit Of the undersigned
in the Bank aforesaid in the Bank Of the State Bank
Of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
Proposals n. c. Stocks" to the undersigned At Ra
leigh, N. C.
The bids will be opened the presence Of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of State and the President of
the Bank Of the State.
Public Treasurer
January :, 1853. I'D.
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WALEICsH 1AWBI8 WOWDs
INA, tie eorser @ Hsrsss ssi Wsi.isss-. S.'.a'0
UNHE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE 70 INFORM
u Their friends and The Iablie Eraes.y 's:s they -.
lesd.Sanrs Toabs and Cravs Ornsmenis II s dsses'P
tons and will msnucsure fm the bes, Italian and Amss
lean Marble Northern psess and eeisesd N sos sss
Ai., Gr.niie wurk u III descriptions &c hsildsr o.
r. RI All orders frum . distance psomPsiy sissed 10
fnOs GRiDa
January Is 1855. -vy.
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Tie lst.paafa.


IL Ssnass - n 10 &C.,
Reooets 6vw cuuujssso 90 pHonau1 b
NeassS Lana Ednsy. Peel - NcHsy.
Mr. Dilasd also psssseasd shs svpess q - jsias
ssascs committee sppoinssd % inspsce M ssna1ao
Shs vosks On De CSs,apsuks sod AJh>g,s Caaal
Ordssvd 10 b psintsd
Nr. NiIls introducsd hSr sslaaivs % u SAslby
Psnais Acsdsmy, CsavslanA Phcsd q o.
Mr. Boyd Q htll % sseah,snA IL Msdepo SsstoQ
Bank, In ths town q Madison. Fla
number u eapusssd hills Auo he Hesss vas
rod he 6rsa time and rsesrsa
sslas on ssua sAssAaa
The bin relative 70 The Superior courts q Dusts
pasaed ID second reading, Also.
The bin To extend the tine a payment q essam
entries of laads and
The bin 10 extend he tms kr psskesiae Shs
tisles 10 lapds sl,v.dv sntsspd
cars sxAs An psss uvsa
The hin 10 psusrrt the Seasss ;nSssrxs IN IL C.ps
Fear and p,xp Riv,r i@psuvsnsnI ~ ss.ie ,siss
up On its second rvsdine
The following smsndmsnts b shs substitute a
The committee vcsv adopted psuviso 10 he ID
section limisiag the 10 be drawn from the ssn-
suIy by The Governor 10 sioo.ooo In any oes year;
striking out The Sd section. "Shc capisal ssock
q said company b hereby incrsssd 10 ssUce.oe:
prnviso 20 che Ssh sscsioa suskosisins che Covvs.
nor to hid In case az sais a Ihc vuska That
such sum shaii not excsvn ts0o0o and prpsiisd
such sum shall rxs lc u.si In The payment a drbxs
Mr. A.he thought these smemamenss rvmovsd
every objection To che substitute Ths fs>s l;aits
the amount of calls by the Govcsns 10 sion 600 pr
annum and that e wss thoaxhs would be - aurh o.
Il was necessary to spend In any one year. ne NEXT
len tho amount of the stock a the company O. u uas
,,cSnrr. The third limits the amount AZ vbs b;d IN
cssc of sale ef shs vusk-snd Ihss amount would
about cover the States insrsv.s IN she vost Il she
simc Of sale These were sll the ol,,crssns usxrd
10 tho substitute. The single point then Ia, he
sAil was whsshes the LEGISLATURE vss disposed 10
do anything o. MAS Il he intention 10 let he COO.
pany 90 down and che wusk be luss. lie cusciudrsi
with somc general remarks On The Importance a
the work.
Mr.. lane Offered =. . fu,,be, pru~;.o h m, "a
section. On amrndm~n, providing ,hs, the posrs q
the t;ovr,nor to sirsw SiOa on t~s snnum non he
treasury .bouH cra-r On tho LEI sl.v sf January.
jssurr. Adopted
Nr. billiard thought ,hi. MATTER too ;mposs,ns 10
lc nm through hastily. lie uss oppSsr-i TO r;vine
,h l-v;.l.,;xc oo~r, IN ,..kr .oo,uos.,;,,. n ~
C.x-,r,r ara hsri n ;n,s,,,.i ;.,r.rs-...ss
W,;or C;vvnn hal ..,;m.,sd ,S.s 4 ros,1 s.Is
1I.ssa 100 to eumpless Ihs vork ina prsusorns
NJ Poo, ,.;d tn, IN. ..,;-.,. of Ma, cvv,o
v.. isoa ono to eompi.sr n, psvsres yo,i. and
,h., a., ;.p h.i .;nrr ,h., it, - .rr.,i -,
!, Ir.x;nv .l.,u, Ss,o OOO 20 rDmpjrsr 4 p.v N
o., AM" =. A.. s.s;r,.,. a. -, A., "a 80
osn. By ..sos lock. The rsr.ra. In d;d NJ c:a.
UmPnsc us1 ave- sU s.. Nc
~" S~ NY p'SsSo t's sas y
P'A'nsa ot "'1S ':.. - 70 - .S "
.a". ~ S-..s" w - - SSss.s -.
ssWss e sNn s." !" sess ~ :" -: a"s Pss
AZ ss"s sI III . " ,s' ."x !"
!", ..., !. ~ "" 49, -. .s. ~.
IN inc Sta'c.
NJ k"ncy statc" tne Teas"os vnseo 10 sesusseo
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January Is 1855.

DISSOLUTION IN COPARTNERSA1P.
1u0uE FIRM, IN TIE TOWN Of NASHVILLE NASH
III County. hesrsofsc known - ]. J. BOODIE CD.
h.s rrrcny b<eu Dissolved By mutual enassat. and The
ssyle cf The 6rm h HARPER MARStlhORNE
BRASwElf Win eaiies themsslves that they vi Be sbs
To odsr such Endorsements tn Purchases - v justly net
IL that liberal paeage which the A0oss bss hssvososv
received. this !%sh u January. 1853.
January ~. ISIS. H-u
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SPRING IMPORTATION, 1853.
ARMSTRONG. Gator & Co,

hsOkSxta ANo Sosssm "
Ribbons, Millinery, &ilk (:eeAs, RseAe, Flew.
esx, straw 0OOOeSs aUd H0ats,
No. ss7 BALflMORE STREET,
sxrwsss csAalo AND uASovsa 81.
BALTIMORE
Oasr Stick unequalled in The United States 10 variety
and cheapne>s.
January "a 1850 ii-smpd.
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CITY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

CITY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
II OFFER FOR SALE NY HOUSE AND LOT on
ngs in Raleigh expense having been spared to nakes
The house 10 new. Contains eight rs'ms which
beautifully grained, and two Of them hed with CRATES;
there also three large Closets aud every thing about the
premises is guod The garden is No and has been pr-
nouuced the best in the City, There is also the prem
Uses large barn. containing stables carriage wond and
THOMAS CARTER
January 81, 1889. lO-G
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IA srEDss 40 eAsosss sssms,s,s.
We sssard tasa tssrs~ svs~asssem. ,,,, a
VI. Hlrdsers. We ne r.qarss.d Ga ,s,., .s's
as< tsh ssseaussa thsr dtl.s~d s,m shss 3, y
easrns shas % shs sssnim sf siis trv,.ar,. a.
e~ossssat,es and isss crs4a 90 q. rmpS,s y.
70 an"s Ne Fsasner c.un.issrr "a -ryrs, a., 81
tpsd~oss sssnaussaa "it,.ssaessd tas r,n, % =
rr~t ke-. sahsus ss1ias On Alteration - ~ !"
cnasalsufsun. - '~
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NOTICE.
VUlHE LAW CO-PARTNERSHIP OF A. ". / r. q.
l. LEWIS is this day dissolved BY mutual cnnsent.
All clients indebted to the late Firm requested TO call
and settle their accounts.
A. NJ LEWIS,
r. G. LEWIS
Raleigh, Jan. Is, 1859.
A CARD.
- G. LEWIS WILL CONTINUE HIS OFFICE
16S on Fayetteville Street. in the City Of Raleigh lie
will attend the several Courts Of Wake, franklin and Jhu.
countless also the Terms Of the Supreme aud fede
Courts Of the Safe.
Raleigh, Jan. 81, 1859. o-lm.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-30
Gattst By GtIrgrapb.
Affairs At Charleston.

CHARLEsrowN, Nov. 29--Evsning
Gov. Wise has issued q proclamation, ans
nouncing that the State has taken possession
Of the Winchester and Potomac Railroad,
and that on the first three days Of Decem-
Der II will be used entirely for military pur,
poses. He also warns the people ofthe State
70 remain Al home on patrol duty on the day
Of execution, 10 protect their own property.
Women and children will not be permitted
TO approach the scene Of execution, and
strangers are cautioned that there will be
danger to them in approaching Charlestown
or near It on that day--that IL ii is deemed
necessary, martial law will be proclaimed
and be enforced
Gen. Talliaferro has also issued procla.
nation TO day, announcing that all strangers
who cannot give satisfactory account of
themselves will be promptly arrested, that
all strangers approaching Charlestown by
Railroad or otherwise under pretext of wit.
Messing the execution Of John Brown, will
be met by the military and turned bac K or
arrested He also emphatically warns the
people Of the county 10 stay at home and
protect their property, assuring them that
information from reliable sources indicate
that by 80 doing they will best consult their
own interests. Several reporters Of the
northern press having arrived at Harper's
Ferry yesterday were compelled by the mil-
itary TO return to Baltimore.
Il is said that Brown stated to a gentle,
man yesterday that he had no hope of a
rescue on account Of the extent of the milf
tary preparations, and that his boys would
never have permitted his execution if there
was any prospect Of an attempt proving sue
cessful The military now in Charlestown
number over fifteen hundred Several more
companies will be here to morrow, swelling
the number to 1000.
BALTIMORE Nov. 20.
-Four companies Of United States artillery
from Fort Monroe. will arrive here on the
Norfolk boat to morrow morning. Two of
the companies will take position at Fort
MeHenry.
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New York Market,

NEw YoRE, Nov. 90.
FL0UR-Market SC better but less active
both for export and speculation; sales 49, 900
brls at 5,lOa5 20 for superfne state, 5,35a5, As
fer extra state, 5,25a5,3 ,35 for superfne western,
5 5AOa5,6 for common to medium extra western,
5,7Oa5,15 for inferior to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; market closing dull and
tendency downward.
GRAlN-Wheat market la2c better, but the
demand much less active; sales 30 900 bush ! ,.
23al ,25 for common and fair Milwaukee club,
80 for mixed western, 40 for fair white Cana.
dian, so for white Michigan, /, SIS for white
Kentucky. The very great scarcity for ship
room has materially checked the export demand,
RYE-MOre active; sales Of 5000 bush at
SOC.
BARLEY--A shade firmer with sales Of 30 &
600 bush at77a75c for Canada West, 75a76c for
state.
OORN-Very quiet; sales Of $4,000 bush at
I7aS3c for new yellow; 94a95c, for old do.
OATS-Steady at 4516a47Ic., for state, ives
tern and canadian.
WHIsKY-Market heavy and lower; sales o
200 brlB at 26ci6
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Time Of Olosing the Main.

Posr OFPIcE, Dayton, Nov. Is, 1859.
Until further notice, Mails will close At thi
Office a. follows;
For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
States. daily, except Sunday, at 1I'I5am.
For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern
and Southern States, daily, except Sunday, Al
500 a m, and $50 p m.
For Columbus and zanosyills, o., daily exospt
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Muncie, and Jay County, Ind, daily, except Sun
day, at $50 IN.
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and Ft.Wayne, Toledo and Michigan, daily, OK.
oept Sunday, at $50 am.
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Arrival Of the Steamer Bohemian.

PORTLAND, Me, Nov 30.
The steamship Bohemian, from Liyerpoo
on the 10th instant, arrived at this port Il
night with four days later adyices Tn,
steamships Europa and Hammonia arrived
out on the 18th, and the Anglo Saxon on the
10th inst.
Prince Carignan has declined the regency
of Central Italy, and it had been accented
by Chevalier Buonicampagnie.
No announcement has yet been made re.
garding the approaching Congress of the
powers, A leader in the London Time,
says: 1--WE still require to know in plain
frank and undiplomatic language, what it il
which the Emperor requires us to enact as
member Of the Great Council of Europe
An English minister must have something
much more consistent upon the subject o.
the duties than the statement in Count Wal
ewkie's circular, before he would be iusti.
ned in committing his country to any par
in the Congress for the settlement Of the
Italian difficulties"
A splendid new three decker, named the
Victoria, was launched at Portsmouth OF
the 18th inst, in the presence of the Queen
and the Regal Family. The Earl De GRAY
is dead. The Times in an article, SAYS the re
is no doubt that the feeling of hostility
against England is more bitter in France
than since 1915, and charges the French
Government with directly encouraging it
The enrolment of thirty thousand men as a
naval reserve force will commence in Eng
land on the lst of January
A serious mutiny took place on hoard
the ship of the line, the Princess Royal, "
ing at Portsmouth. Over a hundred of the
men were placed in irons.
FRANoE,-Le Pays says an extraordinary
credit of thirty millions Of francs is to be de-
voted by the Government to the Chinese ex.
peditions.