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OrrIcE OF TIE P1cAYuNr.

49, - AkA > L L
Saturday Evening, Jan. 80, I847.S
The advices received on Monday last by the
British ship Themis, bringing dates of the 18th
of last month from Liverpool, and which, al
though favorable new have been expected;
exceeded the expectations Of the most SAN
guine, completely unsettled our market, and it
has continued in a feverish agilated state, nor
will 1t recover its equilibrium until after the
letters Of the Hibe-nia Of the 9TH Of this month
which are unfortunately still due, shall have
thrown full light on the recent extraordinary
excitement at Liverpool, which has not seen
its equal since 1926. The sales in our market
have been irregular, being regulated by the
varying views of spectators, and prices have
partaken OF the same character, accompanied
by good deal of mystery. The sales of the
week sum up $4,000 bales, as follows: Monday
$500, Tuesday 1900, Wednesday 5000, Thurs
day 200, Friday $500, and to-day 500 bales
From the information we have been enabled to
collect we venture upon the following quota.
tons, and shall feel satisfied if they approx.
mate to the real state of the market.
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NorlcE.-No proof Of publication will here
after be gwen until the advertisement is paid
for.
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NAVE are authorised to announced
w French, as a candidate for I
of Assessor of Taxes for this coul
ensuing election.
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A College under the auspices Of the Grand
Lodge Of Missouri, is about to be built a. Lib
erty, Clay county, in that State.
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WYE are authorised to announce
w A Dennis, as a candidate
office Of Assessor OF Taxes for thissel
the ensuing election.
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The Hon. James NJ. Mason, Of Frederick coun-
y has been elected BY the Legislature, as Sen
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-06

coI. lohn Z walLsl, E0rmsEy u thIs gIale,
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this note Of sufficient Importance, trust fhai
you will transmit a copy Oft by express to the
Government, as BY timely information much
good may result therefrom.
Ibeg to congratulate you that the dooris OPEN
ed to an amicable adjustment of the vexatious
questions between the United States and Mex
leo, and feel happy in having beeninstrumeu-
tai in this great and good object.
lam, withgfeat respect, Sir,
> your obedient servant,
ISAAC D. MARKS.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 29th 1845.
To the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN.
Secretary Of State.
SRI have the h onor to transmit herewith
Copy Of a letter addressed to Gen. q. Taylor,
at Corpus Christi, from the village of China, in
Mexico. despatched it by special courier to
him, but was subsequently informed that the
express was detained at the. town of Camargo,
on the Rio Grande, up to the 18th inst, by reas-
OH Of the continual and heavy rains. l beg
leave to add that l arrived in this city yester-
dayfrom Matamoras, and will leave Tomorrow
fur Washington,
l am, with great respect, &c.
/. D. MARKS.
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new Law and Medical Books,
L-A--LL WIN LAA- .-LAuL

nUNIAPS Paley's Agency treaties on
u. bs OF PRINCIPAL ani Arsnt srcny with reference
-,espt,. tf,asslt1rs ny william raiey - Ediuon with I'D
dtsus by il6y' "a Ausrcau fdton Win 'Hsn''vr adj
tons o. Jobs A 700 itp
rnshasrs Adinf Tieaes on te aeon Of fe-'m'n' n'"
q fuuu cnarrri ani Improved
f.,r n az drasr o. Lectures subjects con
.rd win uedeine comprising diseas u To- heart ~
tstam Physician ertraoIinaiy 70 10 oneen nc &c
lonurt Uterus factcs rrsates 90 Inclination u
rsrst on aui isitiuan Of the Uterus ~ Benne u
U,r On rhis o. Observations he curaby Of Cousunp
itan ty new ranss MD ~ tesm,nt ~ r Hall
efNee OHeaaf
TIE sssvs have joe been puetshed and are ot fscty
A, 20 q. y USHER. AEum
tndsf the Exchange
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TOTHEPOBLIC.

1--WE my articles trial and judge Cor yourself.
Warrant them all To he The money refunded
my Eau LusrRAL HAIR RfsroRArivE-Tb universally ap
pe'ca and admired aiee. ve fo ardent sp panssn
Ai %" and other destructive cleans
~ reaes beautifully bright and mParts nag
shee OF me ne~ez Hair washed ~h
peasngy sot and usuaht growth bring
ae~ hs on bald heads by - ani
hanh. and turning filling BY spirit
IMPROPER viii
oi,haneS S lew applications Of the Eau LusiraL
It's preventative against banes- an nnbie cure In all
eeoona OF The shn ON the head preventing
the falling oil Of the hair and turning grey
the simple produce aud .ope ,a m
e' TOT 'he hhr cod wed with
the Epdemis and Capillary the eouo.v. a
uon OF TIE Precipitation ssd of the particles that
dcposs This preparation purhes bean
s Clos ard ,onncs, and an agreeable and vvins perfume
hNbENCE-Nsurc IL inerhausibic mine in which e.p-
renee ands,udy will always cxeavaie
alone which produces all that invention and which he
would do better, perhaps. 10 adaptations
For salc, Wholesale and retail by
JULES HAuEl- fcrnmer add Chemist.
. No 90 socth ID street, Phiadrlrh ia.
And by my Agents l. cner Duva Purcell r Dayai Du
qucsne Main street Zaehisson Donin Meoueen Broad
kehncnd Chs Co'lns Bragg Thomas Ps,erssarr and
all the Druggists through the Union. oe 4
W Premiums awarded a he Franklin Ip.itut.
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MORRIS ROBINSON. President.
s.Srrt H.Ss,y Secretary.

The subscriber Agent the above Company prepared
receive applications for Life Insurance Tor periods
namcd viz fot for fs and for
exceeding $40 600 single life The
OF the nerucat. noted
well as all other information interesting those desiring
Insurance, will also be made known application. The
offered by this Company, believed equal
superior those offered by other either u
Britain H. g. GwATHMEY.
Physician the soeicty-he Family Physician party
whose hc is to be insured Aft
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1IvHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. com.

n PANN OF NEW YORK. No. 50 wall succt-fhis Con
hrst February ista q years
and Isl pceieA The total reeev
I'd for premiums si9leoI yielding
all us Losses and
This rapidly increasing by the I'd and Nd
years due aud BY vastly erscnded and
and prosperity OF The IN
stuoa has placed II position. Its capital and
ample a. To inspire CONFIDENCE IN m hy ana
safety members
the approved Priner Of
Oe- advantages whole
L Policies short periods continued TIL DEATH
responsibilities ~ the expiration
the date OF the hrsi policy insured (which
Isss) profits divided the insured
the OF premiums paid by them, and will
their credit aeeumnlang fund.- payable atthc de-
Of the life insured.
The thus grounds for
anticipating dividends membe the stated periodical
successful Mutual Companies Great Britain where 10 well
known prodis have been made.
The and utility of Life becoming mat
deep all aud
public make nvora
bic be derived from the
pubhshc
elu.iyely show.
Merchants Traders, Military Naval Cicr
md pro generally Clerks and
their families ofdeah
comfortable and independence making with this ins
small annual Cor their lives
This Company will lives the Ia
may ownves
N the hives OF others
Pamphlets showing the advantages
o Life the premium and forms OF appea
ton be obtained the Office OF h, Company No "a Wan
street OF it, Agents
New YORK. July lSt lS4S.
n. Of DO&ys a s'sss L for
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NfGEfAhLt tMbftC-iof tohs fetets, innamu2oty
plants ke-
HHPATIC. LIVER PIILs-fet all Liver complaint. ke.
RHEUMATIC LioulD-fot khsOmau epTaias SPINAL Int
aton WI s~vlnss AEue the Pace end Breasts
RHEUMATIC PlliS-fof Aeulc AMI Chr n Rhumaiisin-
sun RIFIC TtNCTURE SWEATING DRoPS-for violent
Coi. Fyvsr nnammAuors, fsuTy, Neuralgia. Bilious Cole,
GtaVeL sc.
WORN rowDER-foT Pin Tape aRi woms: anj
TOT all diseases arising ffom Wotas.
cough riLlS-for Col. Coughs, bronchitis Pain and Tight
ness n Chest. Se
NERVOUS PILIS-for Neuralgia. and all nervous disease.
VEGETABLE ANTI BILIOUS fIt.Is-for all Biary d-asc~
vyness, dropsy. &C.
ANTI DYsPEPrIC and TONIC PIIIs--Gor Dyspepsia
iiabtual Coivenes Aey Of the Stomach Heartburn
Pain in the Breast and Side DIZZINESS
Cough DROrS-fcr Colds
hammaun rtson OF the Bronchial Tubes sc
IRRITATING FLAsrER-for all deep seated pains nfanna
Internal Organs DIS Deafness Dizziness
FEMALE PlLLs-oT Choo-is aud other female complaints
CArARRH PowDERsfot Caiarrh and all the
head
An Medicine. put up
every prevent public
imposed by spurious limitations eouuteres
articles Druggists by mixers and venders OF Patent NJ d.
cineand the pubic hereby CAUTIONED
Beach Medicines Likeness
ol the above named remedies
Sold wholesale and ANDREWS L co. Grand Depot
Street, address
I'D, TcstPa,d
For farther particulars respecting Dr. B-aehs BOOK and Mcj
Pamphlet which obtained
Ut BEACIIS FAMILY PHYSICIAN and al the MEDICINES
for sale by the following Agents
Randolph Co. booksellers aud Binders rel Main street
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NEW LAW HOOKS.

NEW LAW BOOKS.
Uk general Laws OF the 1900
pnl % 1896 ChrCnologcay arranged with notes and refer
10 all the decisions Of Fcnn
irving construction TO said Laws. aud copous Index compiled by
James Dunlop of PhburF DIGEST 81 The ConvryaIc
amentay and Registry avs o all The States the Tn tmhia
eng references 10 the hadng decisions these
Of the Satss, together with the Fom of cement Fo
tate REIMBURSEMENT required by the Of
eneh peecd'd by bicfu'ase general
the niuTe, execution and u Deeds Wis
81 by Appendix Of the approved of these
sifumens being practical public
officers and Of business james Thornton Of Va
just published and for by feba URfNKER MORRIS
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.-Erchange
SUPERIOR VABNISHES.

HOACH Furniture japan niA'Uicne
~ Iron vatnfh Of superior qualify eonauuy hand
ffis quauttost 1 suit purchaser
THE quality ~ aH Vanish wauauted
ros DrvAL 4 PURCELL 10 Man srs.t
sltaAn AM UOI. ASSES New Orsabs sugar. vsrllus
> rfad.f uralus Npaaaes barrels prime quality ~
boz brown Ha,buua sue1t Jus received and Tor sae ~
da ln WEBB BACON A. go.
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TX BUSHELS FLAN SEED
~ dTkns Moaha.n Butter
! COZ fresh Roll Butter
~ bag Ftaihers-JuIt received. for sale by
tr ~ COMMON 4 aKINkER
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UPHOLSTERING
ROBERT MUTT

House sign Painter and Giazier
Nsrt door 10 hs Erela.rs RaSk, RheA-ond, ptgtH's'
EIAs further supply Paints oils Cope and other
yarpsh.. with Painters Brushes and Blenders An as-or'-
.nt Of French Window Gass nom $40 TO
srss inches de4ous selor WORK mp on the
m ast re- sonable terms.
supply Of Soap Stone Paint TOT sale ow su
- r. \. :. as...,oA poof. r. N.
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FRESH DRY GOODS.
PER schrs Greenway and Lynchburg we are
Il receiving
Fresh Spring Prints
Super Green Barege
F'nfzio's aud Rubenaccis Sewing STA.
Black SIN Segcs
Cotton and Bingham Hdkfs new style.
Coates Spool Cotton
Black and white Wigans
Fine Brown I'll ring.
Brown Hollands
Red Padding Sail Ducks
Lasting and Brocade Coat Buttons
Lasting, Satin and figured Vest Buttons
SuspendeT Buttons, sort cd
Patent Threads &C. Gc, &C. For al low by
f. 10 KENT KENDALL. 4 ATwATER
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NOTICE.
arpcr's Pictorial bible

NOTICE.
uarpcr's Pictorial bible.
w. RANDOLPH " co. would suggest To
- all subseTbeIsto HaIprs' Bbe the ptoPrety competing
the work before We have stock hand and can
supply for the present any number wanted.
We bind tins splendid style from TO SIS
BookbnnE Of de'c and Blank Books for
.nufaeured order No lsI, Main Street. by
fce7 W RANDOLPH A. GO.
M HAIEBONE SKIRTS. Nc.-The subse rters have
w received -upPy of the Whschcre CIRCULAR skirts
Neck Ties ami Genuemtn and ladies Rack hid Gloves
fes7 THOS X PRICE
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RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.

and PURIFTING THE BRE-9TH
This article will he found invaluable. where
ps-ou. are subject Swelling Bleeding CURATOR whlIeu
M and giving Gness and them from B.
fsvtu loose deeay-foT rendering delicious freshness TO the
trk from bad Terhthc lad breath Of
Slr and on disorered Stlmachs This excel
lent and BaIsamc Elixir IN winch implicit reliance may be
placed as 1t has approval OF the most respectable Ply
clans and Dentists Europe and the United States
For sale by Duva Purcell r. X buva r. Johnston J. T. Iu-
val A Co. II Eusiaee :. 81 ZachHsson A. Leslie A DO
decker Spotswood T. Robertson T. Corning &
Pce-ssHrg, Breeder HiroAes'; J. Cooke tTfaeeN'
bury and By principal Druggists hroushoutihe - OF Of
r. a G A. wnrht Sole Agents for the u. s. PlLiaJAs
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OH AND SUGAR
Oh llllDS Ncw Orleans Sugar
~ O. Catts Wiutrf sperm Oh
o. uhs TantsfFOd
20 Casks Coa FH uu. fot ss'' by
10 ts-t0f BAVfNF1RT ALLEN A 60.
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]. H. EUSTACE u son

ID RESPECTFULLY solicit the merchants OF
virginia trading in passing through Richmond to eranRe
,hs ,oet Of Drug. Medicines. and Dye suhs They
% Offer they think as will make Their
n.rc.t "a eopdnr their dealing. this place
Beeswal exchange TOT goods at
~, ss-s-s, $50, ,,i.. re
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aBeaCh,N Indebtedness.

Accompanying above Work Rsm- yalaus
diseases desentei and which pesc
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SS00 REwARD-To the person INV, VINO no., Wi VII

$500 RE%AEDT. Ss gS.iS@ %Hs , T
IN. very best vet this county Europe This
c discovery will a person dye insantaneousy the
~ b.t,rs in few minutes the least inconvenience
si .,-r.on Is warranted inJae the
realm Of the air. all its sofness or brlianey
R crrt,in 20 ash to Haues Liquid Hair Dye as al
% a., sn,,ious fyou wish for boz marked ~
Al far brown, 81 Dor marked r. -.
nav. been AWARDED subscriber the Franklin
Institute EIhbon wholesale and rcta by the pro
pr,stoT. ~ y. IL -, n, -,
Below Chesnut, Philadelphia.
- O.. :, 5 N Z,ehrsSon Dornn A. MeQuoon, Broad st,
st 1 Co,lns Bragg Thomas Co, Petersburg and most
i.'et'',-4f TntoD
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CHOPPERS ISlNGLASS.-Cooper's Ameri-
~ can refred fsnFa ir making Blanc Manss
A just received tor sale by bINAL A PURCELL
fe ~ Druggists ~. Main
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GRASS CLOTHS.-We are Just opening a
~ lot Of Grass skirts Aso-
White Six Illusion Thule
Cherry cord Florence
Errhsh CIT Pins &C. LATHRop A VAN DEuRsRN,
RIs No 81. Main
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Earn,ers of Yirginia.

GVAsH FOR RAGs-The Franklin Manufacturing Company
~ intending Of Paper viii pay ~
cash the price for cotton white eSoued
Country Merchants forward parcels Of rags TO the Sub'er
bsT, who will rsmtpaynen,S he may be directed
JOHN RICHARDS,
superintendent rankin Ma Comply.
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CHEESE.
TX CASKS PRIME

Il y Is boIe. DO
if5 do small superior Imitation English
Por sale by del PRY ca.
4 IOAKS and OVER COATs-Eyoa a3I B,sqdvqy.
- ~ D., assortment Of Colks Oyefcoi Just received
for sale cheap, BY STARR a co,
Iisie's corner.
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DEAnANDY0U sHALLRECONVINCED!

For sale, wholesale and retail by JULES HAUELr
90 south % street Philadelphia.
And Agents l. Gintet Duval Purcell DuVa, X Du
auesne Main 81 Zachnsson Dornn MeQusen Broad 81,
Richmond Coiag Bragg Thomas Co. Petersburg and
. DIN hfonRh The Union. Oc
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4 HAMBERS CycIopwdla e English Litera-
~ u-s Selection n hs lh-ieast Productions n English
Au'hors fnu ur 'ltr TO pesen connected BY Gu
rll and Biographical History EdsDi by Robert Ch1mbrrs.
% ~ Rover Carufra md 1ber eminent gentlemen 70 ur
sued m monthly 90 hunters at - cents each forming
large mprral octave vo1 200 plrss double
f'fpfcsF with upuafi ri 200 elegant HuttiaIons.
The fourth number u The wofs iI. Published and presents
rich selection ~ authors. Illustrative VOID and n
beautiful m'zSDtni Of A'lr1n. Dol -1ra ne best syle.
The ryaurnary mlui for Tue WORK ias Obliged the publish
reprint al hc tart nun and delay
90 suuut' VI h0pf f,er 20 keep supplied sni be- able
20 nI our odrfs promptly Boosaef and hg1nt' suppl
Cd on uIa most lIhcfli isrmf thc Bookstore or
DINNER A. MORRIS. main u
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Oh. NIlI.--NO. ~.


TRENcH llUsBANps AND ENGIIsn WIVES.
"a very pretty quarrel as u stands Is
contained i'll a late paragraph IN the Conr-
rier dcs Etats Unis of this city. The able
editor OF the French paper first quotes from
The sun as follows: sit is curious to Oh
serve that, in spite Of the prejudice, deeply
rooted, which the French entertain towards
England and the English, the gentlemen Of
France give marked preference to Eng
iish ladies, when marriage is the object Of
their pursuit. If an English lady OF even
?assable beauty stays unmarried in Paris,
II /, very certain that it is entirely her own
fault. On the contrary, il is to be remarked
that English gentlemen, resident in Paris,
very seldom marry french wives" To the
foregoing, which is hit at Fench women
and compliment TO English women, the
editor of the Courier thus replies ssIf
the French gentlemen like TO marry, and do
marry. English wives, it is because they
have the good taste 10 prefer to mingle the
useful with the agreeable, and the English
women residing at Paris have usually very
pretty fortunes. French gentlemen have
The happiness to please, and they profit by
1t. Englishmen. on the contrary, have no
power 10 win n French woman even Will,
their Suineas for, spite of all the ISLANDERS
circulated is foreign countries, as TO French
women, they prefer the man of their choice
to stranger who is rich and ridicmlous.'--
Home Jour.
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men, You say that particular charges are
referred to the board Of the n. Y. meeting
TO investigate and you do not feel authoriz-
cd to establish others for them. My propo-
sltlon OF this morning embraced the charges
before the n. y. meeting, and you certainly
cannot feel doubtful as to your authority to
investigate the conduct of one Of your own
appointees, forif remember right YOU have
not heretofore heSitated TO exercise this
power.
AS to avoiding the obvious bias of at least
one of the Board, by introducing his honor,
Judge Dickey TO determine 'iegQl and teci,.
nicaP questions, no selection for sue h a pur-
pose, from the Bench or Bar, could have
oeen more satisfactory, but allow me to say,
mat have arrived very deliberately at the
concl nsion. that no fair investigation can be
iiao OF this matter, before body of winch
the representative Of the foreign Bondhold-
ers is member.
have therefore in conclusion only to re-
mark, that having failed in two attempts,
having had two fair and uneycep.onable
propositions, so far as you are concerned.
rejected, shall make no further effort to
oring TINS subject before the Board of Trus-
tees. AT my earliest convenience, shall
proceed to embody the testimony, in sup
port OF the charges referred to, and other
matters OF complaint, OH the line of the Hi
hos and Michigan Canal, and report the
same to the Executive of this State. who
VIII, l have no doubt, take such further
steps as may be required in the premises.
CHARLES OAKLEY.
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Capt. ". H. SwVi & Ddrid Leorifi,

Capt, ". H. Spin & Ddrid LeoriH,
GENTs.-While in the city of New York
on the 18th of Oct. inst. at a meeting of the
subscribers TO the Illinois and Michigan
Canal loan, i submitted communication
containing. among other things, charges
against Gooding, Chief Engineer. That
communication was made for the purpose
OF informing the subscribers of the manage.
mcnt oithe business of the canal. and was
not designed for the purpose of n trial or iu-
dicial Investigation.
The communication has been referred to
the Board of Trustees, and supposed that
the trustees would proceed to gather the in
formation without resolving themselves in.
to court. Mr.. Gooding having, however,
appeared before the board and implanted
OF the injustice ofthe charges preferred, and
proposing to submit to trial, Inow propose
to the board to present the matter complain
ed of against Mr.. Gooding in the form of
regular charges and specifications cmbrac.
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era Cruz III Former DdB.--Vera Cruz
Is the great commercisl port Of Mexico. In
former days, under the Spanish crown, its
rane was immense. The New Orleans
bulletin contains some statements in reIa-
tioii TO 1t, which were obtained from the Of
hcial records at Havana. From these it
appears that the exports from Vera Cruz in
tlc year 1878 amounted To total of SiG,-
ui,21O, OF which $2I ,774,2iO were by in.
diFi!uals, and So, 100000 by the govern.
meht authorities, and the coinage for the
same year amounted TO the enormous sum
Of ss26,O0O,OO0.
The same year there were on the road
between Mexico and Vera Cruz, the vast
number Of over fifty -four thousand mules
engaged in the transport of the different pro.
duets OF the country, of which specie form
cd the principal item. To Havana alone.
Wenty-seyen thousand barrels of Mexican
ground Hour found its way, and was there
used IN preference to that received from the
mother country, and it appears that, had not
the course of trade been changed by the
troubles OF the two nations, that Cuba, TO
witiiih the last two years, would have drawn
her main supply Of brcadstufIs from Vera
Cruz. VI"
Inc imports for 1910 amounted TO the val.
ue Oh S2o.l3O,ooG, and the exports to S2S..
-'''o'5. his trade, exclusive of govern
ment vessels, was carried on in the arrivals
OIL III square rugged craft, and in the clear.
antes OF .39 OF the same.
Such, then, was La Vera Cruz in 1910.
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lie IS fool that grumbles at every little
"put the best foot forward" is
an oId ana good maxim. Don't run about,
and tell every acquaintance that you have
been unfortunate. People do not like to
have unfortunate men for acquaintances.
Add to vigorous determination, a cheerful
spn't! IL rcveTes come, bear them like
and get rid of them as soon os
You can: Poverty is like a panther: Look
1t steadily in the face, and it will turn from
YOU Show the slightest sign of fear, and
you are lost.