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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-06

Member Of the Royal College Surgeons London graduate from
OF the most eminent Colleges states the
Of whose life has spent Hospitals OF Lon
don Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere elected some Of the
most astonishing that Many troubled with
ringing In the and head Ehea asleep
Ing alarmed at sudden sounds and bashhess
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-06
SATURDAY BULLETIN
OF
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

tssrED ~
d. APPLETON co, No. $40 s4s BROADWAY
MARrnA's HOOKS AND Eyes ismo. ssesnu.
NEW NIGHT CAPS TON 10 Cu,E1Er. Square 1sYo.. 20
cents. ' -
REYSARD TIIE FoX; Srv FxslssH vEnsox Irrrzrn,rxp
niru ELssANr DEsi.Ns, kaUHA vol svo cloth s. So
Morocco e..
MARY srAuNToN; On TVS Prrus oy M,nvu. Han. Nv IN,
Au'ho' oi Portraits Of my Married Frends" VOL IL 81
RAwLINsoSs HERoDOTUS Vols. l and 2, s25O each
Loss AND GAIN oR MAnslnEr's Ovr Br Alrcr B. H,vrS
limo, % cents
BREAKFAST, DINNER, AND TIA. tiEo
IEAyEs FSoN An ACTORS NorE BOOK BY aro. v.yprz.
HoiT l2mo o..
PARIIE3 AND THEIR PRINCIPLES. 12mo. o.
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF COMMON LIFE BY Gro. H. LEwrs.
Vol !, tt.
HISTORY OF FRANCE FROM THE EARLIEST TINES To 1sts
by Rev jas WHrE vol, svo, i2.
ANTIsELL, OR THE MANUFACTURES OF COAL OIL. ; vols.
Syo tLIa '
F1I AND THE TJIASs By wuIIl~s and Jas CIrvrsT
vol, svo, t2'o.
THE POUR GEORGES, KINGS OF ENGLAND; ny s,urrt "
SNrcEIE. ] vol, l2moa ti 2a
THE BOYS OWN TOY MAKER; A Practical Gui5. 10 N.
Uuseia Employment OF Leisure Hours VOL square 6mo
cents. '
PRINCE CHARLIE THE YOUNG CHEyALTFR
EVENINGS WITH TIiE MICROSCOPE
eRLAr FACTS PoDu,ar Description Of the Remarkable
'he distinguished Champion In Europe and America
no2S-dAWu
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, S1o,ooo.ooo!

INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES ovER tsooOOoi
Az Directors Personally Responsbs for s Ehgdgenient of
he Company
IE respectfully security Of IN. Iv.rpo
w and London Insurance Company policy holder. In h.
large cash capital and invesiments as stated above.
capital
lines enieni parties requiring large amounts
In addition 10 the ordinary mode Of insurance COMPANY
sues PERAdNESTPOLfCJkSo the paymeni Of TgH YkIt
AZ PRHMOhS Property Is, thenceforth FERMAYEYTLT
INSURED. The Policy cancelled Al any tine aad ne
miun will be returned less per cent
This Company will make Insurance by Fire on
new and mos; liberal principle. - N'
Under the Policies OF this Company all are paid upon pre
Of satsfaeory proof Of oSs without
ton for interest," and usual pArs amer presen,s
uon of proof WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
sreet doo- -.ahov .po..o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-06

IIOMR MADE SHOES have constantly on hand Of
II my own manufacture, the following kinds Of
Boots and Shoes:
For LADIES'
0aiter Boots, with aud without heels
noroseG Lace Boots, vi.h . "
For 6entlcmcni
Pine Dress Boots
Stout Boots, single and double soies
oxford Ties and Brogana
For MISSES and ChiIdrenf
Goat and Morocco Roots, with and without heels
For BOysi
Calf Rrogans and oxford Ties
For servant Womcut
Stout Cost and Kip Boots.
For servant Mems
Broguea aud Brngans.
lam prepared order Al ho notice any above
mentioned Kinds. JNO. a. PAGE JR,
O3 Main Street,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-06
JERSEY CITY MOULDING AND PLANNING MILL,
CORNER OF GREENE AND MORaAN srREEra

CORNER OF GRkENE AND MORGAN STREETS.
"0oD Msuldings Archtraves constantly hand
w and worked to order Also. Pew
1nsde Trimmings Of description
ksds Of Scroll and Straight Saving Carving Any
desired pattern worked order notice
all It's br.nehes Plain PAnnele and octAgon NeWe
and made 70 order Bausrrs Of all descriptions
1e te Mahogany, Black wAnut Oak Cherry and Pine
Rails sawed worked to order The prices pat
tern Of the book order
fer 100 feet running
B-One OF the largest stocks o. Moudngs Trimming
and greatest variety OF Patterns manufactured OF the
materss viii always be found this establishment
with neatness and despatch cash.
JOHN d. FULLER will alsn manufacture and give particular
attention Gothic Work. Churches Public Buildings Dwelling
Houe te window Prams Ae made 90 order a short notice
Round and Square Picket Also dealer In
and Blinds Of every description manufactured Of the best
rial and warranted 70 stand climate. Builders Hardware
and article In that line furnished the lowest eash prices
AArbered Iron and slate MAnte Gotta
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LANES q. BOsuER

INSU RANCE AGENT.
ccs Ezr aide @ Ifn Street. door gorn a(l, f,r..r nj,
Main and iiH.
II EPRysESrs the following established and r.H.b. Com
IA panes: 49,
Arctic Fre Insurance Co, Of the City S-- Yorl capital
HeabOlei Co. the CITY Of New yors .ap,
ysS,oa r. :. - - - 2t20o
ana surplus ono
surplus. '-' - -'-'eN
Phnix Fe In Co.. o Brooklyn, Capital surplus s9s 600
Policies Issued sunnFs Furniture Manufaeo- Mereh.n
dEe and Personal generally against or damage by
h on the most favorable terms Losses promptly adjusted
pun'uay settled the security offered
conducted a. they By experienced
insured the most ample guarantee ali
contracts entered Into By them, win he fudled
factory manner The long experience IN these
matters, viii facilitate and his abe. ,h-
Interest Of all who disposed patronr- e Coan
Inland
Pors, neesed on the most reasonable terms. ocfG-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-06

pLOMS FOR EALL0WING--~.-T-- : : =
- NnLilNAIDks AND AAREOWS FOR kE&@n-
= fUIIiST II STx II nWHsAT-Beleving that Ihave -SN
70 my "a NV FLOW the best rlov IN use, InEn=
make This oter 10 the farmers
hthey better m 80
IN fresh supply Of rurnip se-d Jus; received : - 1s~
,oo Il. II. STARkR No So MKJn e
UH y eoOrs above - ChareS Hctsi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-06
n OCK sMITHING, nELL HANGING, ,sILYEH

II OCKSMITHuNG, RELE HANGING, SILVER
PLATING Ae-The subscriber has just returned from the
Northern elea where he laid supply
the best quality, used In Iocksmhing Bell sngitg
Ing. ETC. atd invites public attention his
ployed The best be had aud
order kind Of Lock- 70 hang Bells the manner
do SyerPanE In style not be establish
men 10 this country All his work warranted, sale.
Amer experience Of years this city an
quaintance with the best Lock makers IN this
himself that he give Satisfaction workmanshp and
prices and therefore soes orders from country
vill meet With prompt attention.
Persons wishing repaired Bells hung In
ye, Silver Plating executed superior manner
vted 20 call Al bic esiabshmen street. three doors
south Of Main, where they win be attended
Nee.
Orders nom distance through once will he I'm.
medaiey hed and Bell hanging done In the county,
Al city prices
Address wM W. sNEGD
ElverPlaier, Loeksmith and Bell Hanger,
ooip-dSm 10Th Street, Richmond, Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04
Boots, Shoes, &r.

AT JONESs Nos. 10 and 12 Anh-st., -
"A french Calf DRESS BOOTS; $40 Double Sole WArEkr
PHDOF BOOTS cal and them before purchasing
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Abpertisins Agerrg.

10Y, COE d Co..
u ADVERTISING and COMMISSION A0kNfS,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, SEW-YORk.
BIOWN's IRON BUILDING. PHILADELPHIA
insred In paper Of he United oAtsa
Brash Provinces ws Indies and CsUuA America ~ Psb-
hsh~rs lsges. rates.
To n-rE.n,s Hspufactur. aod Others vs respectfully
r sy-ns of the o~vsp~p,s
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Drp GOODS.

9 2 = 2 2 2 . :
G Pc IA L NO T 1 c Z.
BOWEN. HOLMES 6 Co..
CORNER BROADWAY AND PEARLsTREET,
Have s contracted for and for sale the following de-
ssab sood. to ~h.ch special attention Of he Ssde In
vted, VIZ:
MERINo cLoTHs-Compr.ins he e entire balance n
Of the oe,ehrsted manufacture Of
PATURLE, LUPIN & Co.
NERINo CLOTHS Comprising he u entire balance "A
Il the popular fabric imported BY
LACHAIsE, FAUCHE. & Co.,
hERINo CLorHs-Compr'us the q entire bs4snos "A
Of Tie well Known importation q
G. GIGNOUX & Co.
MERINo CLOTns-A large invoice from the two Ass
eY- auction "a es Al of the desirable manufacture Of
THIRION, MAILLARD e Co.
PRINTED MERINoES-ComTrihns the e entire BAL
anee Al Of the rieb soods imported BY
Bernhard & HUTTON.
PRINTED MERlNOEs-compnrns the " entire bal
.nce Al in magnificent chn,z cOlos Of the importation Of
sCHULTEN HURD.
PRINTED MERINoEs-cOmpd.ns the q entire esi
snce .AJ Of the importation Of
LANE, LAMSON & 90.
PRINTED MERNoEs-Comprisirs the ~ entire bal.
anee A Of the and beautiful styles imported oy
LACHAISE FAUCHE e Co..
PRINTED MERINOEs-T~o invoices from tho vsllhnO~p
Commission house In PArs Of
+. VOGEL e Co.
SILK ROBEs-New and rich designs from the large Import
Is bosss of
CHARLES PAYEN & Co.
SILK ROBES-At twenty-five per beOw the cost Of In
nortaton, Just received
FROM AUCTION.
DRESS sILKs-The most m,suiheent stock e1hib.
tied and low prices, jsst received
FROM AUCTION.
sAxoNY PLAlDs, ELvIRAs AND POLL DE- CHEvREs
"A: lower prices than The
COST OF IMPORTATION.
sHAwLs-sev.ral age invoices jus; received
FROM AUCTION.
sBAWLs-Ofa all the popular makes and varieties, both
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
MUSLIN DELAiNEs-In area. variety, from The
PACIFIC MILLS.
MUSLIN DELAINES-Eewes, and richest styles from The
MANCHESTER MILLS.
MUSLIN pELAINES-Lage assortment, from sbs
HAMILTON MILLS.
MUSLIN DELAINEs-An WOOL designed for the most fAah'
iopAb.e ely and interior retail trade, best
PARIS MANUFACTURE.
ALsO,
HosIERY AND CLOVES Comprising probably The most
d..ntle ,,oei exhibited in the city.
o,
DOMESTIC GOODs-A complete assortment, comprising ell
,b. popular makes Of Prints sheens Shirtnes Dcnims,
Tek Stripes CheckA Jeans Diapers PlAnne Linseys Rolled
Jseon.ts, etc.
A L 8 o,
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs AND TAILORS TRIAAINos-
In ues; variety sdsp.ed TO the Best trade.
8 O,
RIBBONS AND MILLINERY GOoDs-Newss: and richest
x,lrs Q very extensive assortment,
8 o,
LADIES' CLOAKs-hanuf.c:ured expressly for
,..s gree; variety e.Oth and velvet, with style
trnnaiIss
YANKEE NoTloNs-Comprsirs . very eI,sEnvs sssors.
pent
TIE sove s.ther with sea, variety Of other soodA viz
q NET CASH II
q PROMPT SIX MONTHS BUYERS a
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Gillette Young Mems Association.


MITGaEL on ASTRONOMY At CALVARY g.pTI,r
me si e IN s & .sd s q oe. h.'N
las srRoNOMy OF TsE sIsLE"
Being Sod from onJ recorded
sioaDs L,eH."i. the Gre " Foal,s %
the Bbel found in toe Hebrew serip'ur-s
Ticket. for the b. srgie te'~ 80 only he
evening Of he Lcure Course 70 s had
after at S. .b.'s, Ha'- AppL.on' Bro,iway
Crow,ns Broadway and 4n-. HARD Cassel fhAv.nos
Hotel JAMES sANDFoaD, Ch'a Lee. Coon.
Prof. Doremus win deliver the Third L.c'are on The
sc E,st .Sh ST., THIS E.ESISG, ST o'clock
Cabonic scd viii Be iqueh-d aud solicited The profe~
sion ri The bic are respectfully invl-ed.
Dr. DORFmUS Lsborato.s open for the reception
OF Students IN Chemistry
Beynton's self-Ciearlng, self.Paeking, and
ventintins Gas-Tisht Furnace, has been tnoronsniy
te ed IL this community Tor the last ye YEAR ana has proved
ULAR FURHACE In market. Call and examine the merits
II this Furnace send for descriptive circular with references
''''' "'' '''' RIcHARDsoS. soyNroN, K Co.
No. 80 Csnalst, -Yorh
E.xrant I9tessnes 3ms. and u xg1;s &c
Anthony fe doors Broadway No f--s cnss
JAMES p FASAN, superntendent
Most Delicious Bitter Tonic Nervine. snd pheasant
vet sctive FsRQUAab California Wine Brandy. mildly
icnsted with Peruvian bark rhubaro juniper ke for dia
ErRVoUsNEss DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, CoLIC.
IT'S beautiful general Quart b1eU 81 A, the
Astor House e62 Broadway l5e BoTery hayes Brooklyn
Exhibitors at the Anne ricnn Institute have ,hs
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BY calling at the Advertising House Of w. H. MCDONALD
Co, No. lOl Nssssust, corner Of Apn'st
To the Plumbers of New York, brooklyn and
You csn obtain BLOCK TIN Of the best qaah'y
and st the bwest prices q the store Of -
LUCIUs HART, Nos. ard Burfns sip.
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Sorsrs, Qarriages, Es.

CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES .--An elegant ~
~ sor.mes Of fre eiss Csraxes Manufactured 10 this city,
- found o. NO 7b Broadway lGh- exsn<sn ve.
ring toe city 1yHd call tinstrssl csat ss 80
when rre1sS.ec. JANI9 O.. D2EWSTEk.
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FURNITURE BOUGHT for READY MONEY.
"A fair value given fcr rsniture Csrp<ts b0esH &c.
Nc l2s osasv., bstsee s.h and Iosa Sta
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-02-16
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The friends of Coz. BURREL JONES,
respectfully announce him as candidate
for Bngadicr General, of 9th Brigade =. &.
NJ, tn tll the vacancy occasioncd by the
resignn,ioc Of Brigader General Tay lor.
As Col. Jones has been and " Ill be pre-.
vented hv circumstances which he cannot
control. from making the acquaintance nf
lnagy officers of the 5th Brigade we trust
we will be pardoned for making the follow.
ing statement:
Col. J"nes commenced 10 perform maliia
duty in the year 1923 at the age of IA years,
and has performed malitn duty either ~ M
officer or private. ever sincc--seryed in the
Florida campaign in 1885, and was elected
Captain "f Beat Company, No. ;, Upper
Battalion, 22d RegiReni. =. T.. NJ in 1872.
in which capacity he served faithfully and
efficiently ill 1856, when ne was promoted
20 the office of Gel. Of said Regiment with.
opt opposition. in Vicw Of the above,
coupled with She fact that Col Jones, has
but few 1t any supeuors as n tactiIian, and
rs he possesses ~ g0a,! degree the other
qualities and qualifications necessary in n
General, we trust that the officers sf the
9th Brigade will not fail to give him that
support Mt the ensning election, which We
who know him well, know he merits.
MANY FRIEsDs.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-02-16
- HAssELTINE & CUREToN.
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LANCASTER DIsTR1cr

lanes sullivan who is in the custody Of
'he Sheriff of Lancaster District, by yirtns
OF writ of Capias Ad Saiisfaciendum mt
!ne sun OF James f. Cureton, lra"ing filed
IN my office together with schedule. an
oath, of his Estate and effects. his p.,ition
to the Court Of Common Pleas, p;aying
that he may be Admitted to the trere,t, of
The Acts of the General Assembly, made
TOR the relief of insolvent debtors. II i,
ordered, thai he said James E. Cureton and
all other the creditors to whom the said
James Sullivan is in anywise indebted. he
and they are hereby summoned and have
notice to appear before the ssid Court Mt
Lancaster Court House on the thit6, siop.
day in March next, to shew cause. if any
'ney can, Why the prayer of the petition
aforesaid should not be granted
Office Conrt Of Common Pleas Jopco.
ter, Dec. 10th, 1853
J. a. STEWMAN, Crk.
b''' - 45-3m
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-02-16
THE FARMER Il PLANTER
REMOVED TO
OIL. T. vi HlA, =. G..

HAVING purchased of Maj. Geo. Sea
L L born this popular journal, / have re-.
moved its place Of publication to Columbia,
and will hereafter issue it from this city
at regular stated periods.
Feeling confident that such n journal is
greatly needed in this State, and believing
that il will be sustained, if located at the
Capitol "f the State and conducted with
spirit and ability, | have dcterm ined on ma.
king the venture, and call upon every Far.
mrr and Planter Ia South Carolina To- en-
courage the enterprise 10y their patronage.
II will be printed in the finest style Of
Typography, with new type, on fine paper,
handsomely cmbelIished, aud eight pages
added to its fo,mer size
l'rIce only UsE DOLLAR per annum al.
ways In advance.
corps of the best practical and scicntir
ic Agricultural writer's have been secured,
and lis Editorial department will be under
the care OF one of the best Farmers in the
land
The Cash systcm will be fiyidly adhered
to, and no name will be entered -on our
books Until the subscription is paid.
TERMS:
j copy, one year, .............s ] 90
COPIES, one year, ,........-..... 300
IL copies, one year. ..... 1000
Address, X. NJ. STOKES,
Columbia. y. e.
Feb. I6, I-tE
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-02-16
Franklin Academy.

1--WE FIRST Session of thus Institution
Il commences lst Monday in January
next and ends lst June
The second session commences lat Mon.
day in July and ends lst December.
The Trustees have succeeded in retain
ing the services of MR. SAM'L. Nc.
CORMlCk, whose proficiency in teaching
IS surpassed by few. Young men can
be thoroughly prepared to enter any of
The higher institutions Of learning in the
Southern States. The Village is very
healthy, and there is not, at present \
grog shop or place where ardent spirits can
be obtained in it.
Boarding can be obtained in private fam
i'icS at $40 per month.
The rates of tuition are the sume mn
those III Academies throughout the State.
The Academy building is now in com
plctc repairs.
The surrounding country will find here
advantages which will at least equal those
Of other places, and to our District are held
out such Inducements as we believe will oh.
vmte the necessity of sending our Young
men and boys abroad
s. B. MASSEY,
Secretary.
Dec ID, 1903. 44-u.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-02-16
New Advertisements.
LIMESTONE SPRINGS
FEM ALE HIGH SCHOOL,

TIVE Rev. DR. WV. CURTIS, while en-
i deayoring To submit with mousnful
resignation 10 the mysterious act of an all
wise Prosidence, that has 80 suddenly de.
prived this Institution, i,s friepds and him
self Of their most valuable Instructor, eoun.
seller, friend and parent, would respectful
ly inform the public that he will continue
the exercises Of the School as advertised
and endeayor TO make those arrangements
which shall eniitle It's friends still TO regard
ITS advantages as favonbIy rs they have
hitherto been kindly Pleased 10 do
The School will therefore reopen on the
10th. d.. WIN. Cur.is will leave Charles
Ton on Monday the l4th, and Co lumbIa on
Tuesday for Union G. ~.
February 10, 1859. I-5t
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-02-16
SheriH's Sales.

pY Virtue of Sundry Wri,s Of Fl. F,'s
- To me directed, | will sell before the
Court House door at Lancaster. o.: the frs,
Monday in March next, within the legal
hours of sale the following property to
wit
hrcc hundred acres ofland. more or lcss
Q.lng in the Waxhaws) and adjoining lands
ot Mrs. Eliza Curcton, lands of NJ =. Craw
ford and Others Also, one Dwelling house
and lot in tie Village of Lancaster. contain
my one acre. more or less, and bounded
north by meeting Street, East by White
Street., South 10y lot Of a. T.. Dunlap and
Wes, bv lot John B Cousant. Also, one
Lot IN the Village containing three acres,
more "r less, bounded East by - Street,
North oy meeting Street, West by White
SIR ct. and South bv lots Of w. l. Belk aud
u. J. Hancock, all 'cvied on and To he sold
ns the property "f John &. Scores, at In.
suits of w. NJ. Connors and others against
him.
Also, 600 acres more or less, adioir.Ing
lands of VIM. Langley, Samuel B Massey
aud others. Levied un and 10 be sold n.
the property of Henry l.. Massey, deceased
tonnd) in the hands of w. J. Cur-ton and
l.. ". Massey. Exis Ia be sold ut the suit
"t Mary X. Il. Lanicr now Mary X. II.
Massey,
Also, 300 acres, more or less, adjoining
lands "f Robert ]. Gardner, Darling Gard.
nrr and others. Levied on and To- Ie sold
's the property Of Alfred Gardner, 1t the
suii of David II. IIelton.
Conditions Cash &c, ri SI.75each.
HENRY HANCOCK, =. l.. ID.
February -, 1859. lid.
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S o u L Ii G A ROLIN a.
LANCASTER DISTRICT. =

RfP. T. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, JOHN r.. COOK has
applied to me for Letters of Administra.
ton on all and singular the Goods and
Chaitels, Rights aad Credits Of MARY
SUTTON, late OF the District rforesaid,
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
ish all and singular, the kindred md credi-
tors of the said deceased. to be and appear
before ne at our next OrdiHnry's Court for
the said district, to be holden at Lancaster
Court House on the 3rd day Of March
next, to show cause, IL any. why the said
administration should not be granted.
{ ~ Given under my hand and seal,
Z LIS. this the I4ih day Of February in
wv the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and hfty.nine, and in
the eighty.third year OF American Inde-
pendence.
p. T. HAMMOND. @. l.. D.
February 10, 1859. i-2t-pf 90
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New YORK, February II, 1859.

u" i ''1'h' I T Ut '''''l Y IVV''
The Cotton Market is depressed, and
transactions very light at decline Of &c -
SoIrs only IoC0 bnIrs. Middling Upldnds
nom;naliY quoted at llsr. and with no cx-
pot demand. Flour is firm, with sales OF
$500 bills. Wheat closes dull, with sales
: Of l6,5OO bushels. Corn also dull, aud
sales reported 5000 buShel.. Tarpent'ne
dull. Resin heavy, SI.T0.