... 3 1 lwr inch .)save 4 inches. Table of Premium's to the Agent, comem , tieen ,,, rued en 0,„.,4 ts.,ttles with crystal Thirt,rm trerke, 31 per for 1 aad 2 limber.; I KR. R. PICARSON, stoppers. Or* the m , trlit be new). hnt , le 13. d above 2 and up to ...

... his home into the street unperceived only a few minutes before. On carrying hint Lech home it wee evident he was rapidly sinking, and in • few minutes he expired. DALTON WICSLYTAN CIIAPEL.—On Sunday afternoon the menders of the chapel choir rendered, ...

... wie the following day to embark passengers. t No intermediate Passengers carried on voyages marked thus t Tie only Trans-Atlantic Line sailing under 'the United States Flag, and carrying the America* 'lefts for saving life, besides the usual Icomtlement ...

... calv e ., Is. Ikl. to as, prime small ditto, se. W. to Is. $.1.• large hogs, 4.. del. to rm.; small porkers. 54. to sa. 4d.; lambs, tn. tkl. to 7s. 4.1. per alb. to sink the offal. I.IVERI'IIVI.,SII oNDAY.—Tlirre a very forge supply of stuck, and the demand ...

... refer , d to ait for the Land Act, aed had not only n oos e d t pay their rants, hot had declined to buy in their prep.. ty rm the understanding,: that the I ami League would take ear. that they did not s.a.e. Having cot these men into a strait the lesgne ...

... Shakespeare should be slung. Some singers at a ooncert were somewhat startled by Wading that the selection, When wearied wvtches sink to sleep, bad been prin.ed on the programme., When married wret. bee, &i. If I put my money in the savings bank, when ...

... vele,' w i t h for men, for the piirpoee of eimmiog ashore on the Liverpool site On the way the host tilled with water and sink under them, and three of the occupants were drowned. An accident of a peculiarly frightful description, and which recalls the ...

... or islet. ii. the *object to *meet the Clerk ; -or telereted flying about in swarms. Varieth.s the agency of ecru, rim sink the „ I , that the u. had thoo:Ii• a neee•ea that eity small bird. co n trive te keep aloof from i nitimle.-ly, and either ...

... Pacific and Atlantic ; train' on the Panama Railway conreying passengers from ocean to ocean in three hours with great regularity. An Irishman last weak, by swam of a straw. sacseeded is drawls, ens of orris arks lying at the Grimsby ill of rm. Mrs proof ...

... formed for a considerable distance, which, if carried out to the must convenient poi n t in Nova Scotia, would reduce the Atlantic passage to 2000 miles, and, it is calculated, to five days from the point of departure to Galway, and the whole journey from ...

... stepped in•o deep ycl ADA gut out of his Ile rapidly drifted eery the tide. 'Then his danger was etwereed and la It.. utptiel to rm.h bun by joo.ir g Let de. they Were unable to .lo too. and be tli Stott out to Pelt 111 • eedsly sank. The .01:0g inan was tie ...

... Atm. el twit atteadance of buyer*. 1.11 PL. Tr moor . With a moderate /Almaden,* the market for wheat opens quiet, but at al a rm, proms. miebanged. lodise tern about Deem slow at late tams dearer 111.11.1, 1.. sauer.-3mell supply of lingllialt wheat; . ...