Pr1ce Two Cents.

The Weather.
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ALBAsY-The river during Saturday filed with
floating ice But few vessels to be seen at dock at
the close OF the day The Jones c. HeaIu went down
about o'clock having in tow or soops and schoon-
ers heavily laden Everything in the shape Of steam
boat has pressed into the service tow boat Be-
tween and the Trojan cleared out with several lake
boats and four Ave sloops and schooners AT the
aour &c as they could csnve nienty stow But three
boats had locked from the csna to the basin o'clock
ehosss se Greek the canal
much obstructed that expected to CLOSE along the
we're taken at the collectors office on Saturday The
last boat cleared for Rochester was the n Nortn.
Pease's Line, on Thursday evening From MAJOR Dow,
of Livingston Wells express. who came IN on Saturs
day. learn that to aappearance the canal cioseo
for the He did not see single boat 10 mouon
At several points he teams leaving the tow-path;
evidently having abandoned the boats Between Utica
and Schenectady he saw but few boats; but West OF
Sunday morning was full Of ice. The South America
lett at 2. P. NJ. and the Hendrix Hudson at p M-Dota
in advance OF their usual hour. Snow commenced
falling at o'clock. Citizen Ertra, Nou So


PHrLApELrHrA.-Aasr saying every thing in favor of
the weather Tor nearly eight months, II would be dis
have therefore only to that on Saturday the Indian
summer, which had been more than usually agreeable;
threatening. and n the evening there was slight fall
Of snow which continued until late yesterday morning.
pearapce of early April This may be the beginning Of


hard win,er-if SO, it ia the beginning OF trouble to
we'll for US ali to remember that more lovely weather
has scarcely been crowded into year tnan mas
been felt since last May.-U. s Gazette Dec.l


OeprSsHrRsH Nov 25.-Navigation is fast closing for
the season The steamers st. Lawrence and Rocheses
have been laid for winter and the LADY Of the LAKE
The Niagara will be put into winter quarters this week
understand We wish their several ana
crews their winter retirement the abundant ras .,


season of spent labor and troops OF new friends
the coming season.


OswEoo Nov 27-Although the weather continues
favorable the business of the season is fast winding up
according for the close OF navigation 81
about this period The Lady Of the Lake came IN
day from Ogdensburgh, and lays up The Niagara and
the Clinton the only steamers running: Inere IL
some shipping for ports on Lake Ontario
and the mills continue grind and ship -four on the
canal.


Noaru CARoLrSA-Hitherto we have had one oil the
mildest falls which have experienced ior years,


Indeed we have had almost weather during the
present month On Monday morning, however, sPrl
! came ov er weather dream, and cold ana wntrs
spirit too Cloaks and overcoats- bright blazing nies
and closed doors, the order OF the
OF the night. Our mornings and nights are pisrclnsH
cold Since writing the above, the weatner mas asan
| become mild -Wiiming gton N. c., Nop 49,