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THE LADIEs-An invitation was extended to the
ladies of Boston, to ride on horseback IN the pro-
cesson at the great Water Celebration.
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AssAssINATIoNs IN RoME-Lately assassina-
tons, and attempted assassnahons, have been Of
constant occurrence in Rome. An American bishop
was severely wounded, and priest was murdered
in the public streets. The Rev Mr.. Hearne late Of
Manchester, was stabbed while taking an evenings
walk, but he succeeded in arresting his assassin
he aimed second blow The fellow refused to
give up the name of his employer, but gloriied in
his cold bIQoded act regretting its failure No
cause can be assigned for the brutal outrage.
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The RUINS OF ANCIENT NINEvAH-that wicked
city, which poor Jonah preached to so reluctantly
are now being explored by an English antigua
rian named Layard. The city once $ three days
journey I" in extent, was located on the east bank
of the Tigres twenty miles below Mosul, and Mr..
Layard finds that g the buildings were provided
with complete system Of sewerage, each room
having had drain connected with main sewer"
The buildings are found to have been made of sun
dried bricks, the rooms lined with slabs of MARBLE
covered with has reefs. The earliest buildings,
constructed probably twelve hundred years before
Christ, We're buried and the earth which had ac-
cumulated upon them was used as a cemetery seven
hundred years before Christ.
OF The Pickensville Republican, speaking Of
the arrest Of the mail-robber, Curry says, he
fessed he had various times taken three thousand
seven hundred dollars from the mail, in sound and
entire bills, nearly one half Of which was addressed
to St John, Powers & Co. of Mobile. But the
value OF papers which for his own safety, he de-
stroyed, was considerably more. His plan was to
burn all orders for monay drafts, bills OF exchange,
or half bills, which hs found in the packages he
Rhstmetad'
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Do Maurice Power, the son of the late actor, is
on his way to this country, to perform at our
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DEFICIT.-It is now said that Mr.. Hammond is
a defauller in the Dorchester and Milton Bank,
Massachusetts, to the amount of $4,000
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GRACE ON SIGHT BILLs-1'he decision in the
case Of Trask as. Martin in which The Judge grant
ed uonsuit on the ground that 3" The bill had not
been presented for acceptance and that grace had
not been allowed, - is not to be considered as sell
ding the law in reference to sight bills in this clv
where contrary usage exists. In the present case,
no proof of such usage was offered to the court,
and tine Judge decided, that as a matter of law,
sight bills were entitled TO days of grace unless
usage was proved TO the contrary, and as no evi
dence was given Of what the usage is in this city,
the Judge felt himself bound to grant the nonsut,
bui minated that if evidence Of usage were given
such usage must control his decision-N y Jour
Commerce
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o. There was a smart snow at Rochester, New
York, on the 18th inst.
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Second Dispatch.

BALTIMORE, Oct &.-The New York Cotton market is
rather easier than yesterday. The business to-day mp
1000 bales of Flour 10000 bbs sold chiefly S. 25
bbl Fully 5O00 bushels Corn sold at 68 to 2c per busbe
Government Stocks down quarter per cent to-day.
Sugar is dnI with Iicht saIss
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Ds- 1t is stated that the democrats of Pennsyl
vania intend to contest the election for Governor,
on the ground of the alleged frauds in SchuykiJ
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Do George R. Parbut, Esq, editor of the Ge-
neva Gazette, is the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress in the Ontario and Livingston district Of New
York
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FIRST ARRIVAL FROM CALIFORNIA. - Ship
Barnstable, Captain Hatch, from San Francisco,
California, entered at the CustomhOuse at Boston,
the 18th inst, being the first vessel at that port
from that newly Amercanized country. BY enter
ing coastwise, the owners gain about S25, 900 in
duties on her cargo.
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DIR. CHR1srIE,s GALvANIo BELTS,

BRACELETS, NECKLACES, GARIERS .HND
MAGNETIC FLUID,
So celebrated for their wonderful effects the Of all Nervous
Complaints, only be had in this eiy of
GUINNESS & BUSH,
Dealers in Fancy articles and Gent Furnishing Goods
I'm
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AMNESTY TO THE FRENCH INsURGENTs.-The
Paris correspondent of the Boston Chronotype,
says: A strong movement is going on in favor of
an amnesty to the insurgents condemned to trans
portation. They will be amnestied and helped to
go to Algiers as colonsts. saw a column of them
marching along the quays the other night in the
midst Of a large military force. They did not seem
in bad spirits One of them, a young man of twen-
ty, as he passed the lamp post where stood among
crowd watching them, took of his hat, hourished
it in the air and cried ViUe la RepubEque demo-
craque ct sociale' So it seems that, notwithsand-
ing the fckleness of the French character, there
are notions that nothing can get out of Them
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REGIUM DoNUM-The Cambridge English) Adj
vertiser says: The Dissenters are endeavoring TO
raise sum of which the interest shall be equal to
the amount of the annual Regium Donum, so that
none of their ministers shall receive money from
the State
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PIcToU, n. S, Oct. 12.-Defciency ofthe Crops.
1t has now been ascertained that the crops of the
past season IN this county will not amount to an
average, and manysay that the food is not adequate
for the support of the people. In Morigomish it is
stated that II all the food raised there were equally
divided, ii would support all the people for four
months. Some of the poor settlers will find them
selves without bread at the end of one. But the
general opinion seems to be that we have enough
to last till spring and the opening of the NAVIGATION
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The CoTToN CRoP.-We have little TO say rela-
tive to the condition and prospects of this crop says
the Concordia Intelligencer of the 28th inst The
weather has continued favorable for saving it, in
most parts of this cotton region. We meet with
few who have been highly favored this year, and
who will make more cotton than they did last year.
But with by far the greater number of our planters
in Upper Louisiana and the river belt of Missis-
sippi, the reverse is the case. We have conversed
with gentlemen who have late information from
their plantations in Northern Mississippi and Ar
kansas on the Mississippi river, and they agree in
calculating that this years crop compared with last
on their plantations and in their neighborhoods,
will show deficiency of nearly one-fourth We
have good information, also, from Louisiana near
the Arkansas line, which tells us that " the crops
In the Rackensack' part of Louisiana and in
Southern Arkansas will be much shorter than last
year" In all these places the prospect seems to be
about the same as it is here. The picking, ginning
and baling will soon now be over and the story told
and this other indication of long crop, the fact Of
the cotton going rapidly forward to market, will
then be exploded for the benefit of coming years.
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% The steamer Hermann sailed on the goth
from New York for Bremen, via Southampton.
She took out SII4,787 20 in Spanish dollars and
American halves-the whole of WHICH goes to Ha-
vre with the exception of $4,000, which is des-
tined for Bremen.
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The EMBEzzLEMENT CAsE.-The jury in the
case Of bank cashier Alcott, tried in Albany for
embezzlement, have been discharged They stood
five for conviction to seven for acquittal
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% 1t is proposed to establish Public Library
in Boston, in connection with the Atheneum Ii
brary. It is proposed that additional sum should
be raised within year, by the public, of twenty
five thousand dollars
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MAYOR OF WILMINGToN.-Wm huntington, has
been elected Mayor of Wilmington, Del
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o. About one half Of the claims for bounty
lands have been presented at Washington.
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ITALY.-An important address has been made to
the Austrian Deputies of the National Assembly Of
Germany, by Marshal Radetzky, upon the affairs
of Lombardy He states that it is not as conquerors
or oppressors that he has entered I4ombardy, but
only to regain the legitimate rights of Austra-that
he does not bring the people despotsm or oppres-
sion, but liberty-perhaps, he adds, more liberty
than they know how to bear consistently with their
welfare; he treats Lombardy as a fef of the Ger
man Empire, and thus passed into the possession
Of Austria. Sc To renounce our influence he con-
tinues, lover that country, would be TO commit
treason, not only against Austria, but against the
whole Of Germany" and he intimates that he will
do every thing in his power, by command Of lie
Emperor, his master, to maintain their right over
LombardY. 1t would therefore, appear that there
is little hope Of successful mediation, if these SEN
timeuts rule.
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CIvILIzATION.-The Philadelphia Inquirer con
tains communication about poor woman of that
city, who supports a sick husband and half lamish
ed infant, together with herself, by earning only 81
cents per day, at covering umbrellas.
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% An English Episcopate is to be established
at Victoria, Hong Kong
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FAST SAILING The packet schooner Boston,
Capt. Laybold, from Boston, arrived at Halifax on
the 18th inst in thirty hours passage. This is five
hours shorter than the passage was ever made by
the English steamers.
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MANUFACTURE OF FLoUR.-There are now in
operation in the town Of Oswego, N. Y, fifteen
flour mills, having in the aggregate eighty runs of
stone, capable of turning out eight thousand barrels
of flour per day.
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have fine lot of Wing transparencies. Just the
thing for Saturday night. Give him call.
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n= Surgeon Gchrst, of the Navy, sailed in
the Cambria, as bearer of dispatches to England
and Franco
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o. Mr.. John Black, late T. S Consul at the
city Of Mexico, left New York on the goth inst, for
the southwark, en- route for Vera Cruz and the Mex
lean capital to reasume the duties of his late Office
70 which he has been re-appointed.
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AMERICAN SYMPATHIzERs.--The Carlow urish)
Sentinel reports the arrest, the 23d September,
Of Alexander Morrison, James Thornburg and John
McKeague, & military men, who had been egaged
in the Mexican war, and who had recently arrived
from America to " take leading part in the Irish
rebellion. When arrested they made no secret Of
their purpose, but openly avowed hostility to the
Queen, and regretted that they would have no
chance for fight. They are all Irishmen, natives
of Ulster, and emigrated to America some years
ago. Thirteen young men, whom the three had
been drilling and training, were also arrested.
~ The Grand Lodge Of Virginia has granted
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o. The Democratic meeting at the st. Louis
Exchange, last night, was very numerously attend
ed. We regret our engagements did not permit us
to remain to hear the speech of Senator Foote, Of
Mississippi We have been told it was fine effort.
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10 LyeIl, the geologist, has been knighted by
the Queen of England.
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Do Adrian, Michigan, has produced a squash
weighing LOG pounds, and Palmyra ounce of21 OF.
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VOLUNTEERS FOR YUCATAN.-We have been
requested by several gentlemen to state that an Of
ficer of the Mexican or Yucatan army is now en-
gagged in this city.in enrolling for the Yucatan
service and also to caution the unwary not to be
entrapped into engagement, no provision has
been made for pay, subsistence, clothing. Young
men, be cautious.
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n- Thanksgiving in Maine, Thursday, Nov. II

90 The military and fremen of Boston are
both refusing to appear in the Water Procession
Celebration, on the 25th, being dissatisfied with
the places assigned them. We suppose the affair
was settled before the day arrived.
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New RAILROAD GATE.-Mr. Richard Coffin, of
Massachusetts,, has invented a gate for railroad
crossings, so arranged that the tain approaches
the gate opens and closes after the train has passed
L is a simple and ingenious invention.
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THE PALEsTTNE HAs ARRIVED,

E- Feeling grateful my friends for their kind Indulgence in
waiting the rival Of this ship, beg inform ,hem that by her
have acquisition the GUTTA PERCHA STF
EENED HATS, with which can supply them without 1
These Hats given saIisaC5u hr ghtn
durability and beauty The plush They viii bear comparison with
oher Hts ban eTspIa0 proof and superior
FIenCh Hat imported.
Also, hi, ship have the Prince Albert style
Hats beng very wear, together very
large assortment Of CHILDREN'S HATS, TUkBANS, SILK
VELVET CAPS, etc.
e Canrs, Umbrellas Jockey Caps Lales Riding Cars ard
Ha All Of which prepared 70 sell as low be obtained
the city.
~ Caps ORDER shapes short
notice c.. D. BLfNCF slstrsyt
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ALL SAINTS DAY.-To-morrow, the first of No
vember, is All Saints Day-a day devoted by our
Creole population to recollecuons Of the Dead and
to the IMPLYING of enduring affection by strewing
their graves with flowers. To the stranger in New
Orleans it will be an interesting and impressive
spectacle and none should omit visit to the Cath
Ole cemeteries in the First Municipality. BY re-
fererce to our advertising columns, it will be seen
that the 90 Cazadores de Orleans" and the GO Vol
untarios Catalanes de la Louisiana, will on that
day make an appeal to the charitable visiting the
cemeteries in behalf of the Catholic Male. Orphan
Asylum. Go all with goodly purses, and be not
niggard to of the most deserving institutions in
the country
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MORE LIGHT. = The Bufalonians are congra-
tulating themselves upon the near approach to com
pletion of the arrangement for lighting the city
with gas.
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WASHINGTON wsPAPERs-Newspaper enter
prize, never dormant any where in this country,
has received new impulse in Washington. The
" National Wing" daily political paper, and Of
the political cast which its name imports, is an
nounced as forthcoming. The Taylor paper, called
the :" Battery was not commenced, of course, with
a view only to the present campaign, and should
Gen. Taylor be elected, it will probably be con-
tnued as political paper.
The veteran Francis P. Blair also re-enters the
arena, and announces new daily paper-the
" Globe - revived-but not armed with party war
fare, as the old "Globe - was. He has converted
his well hooked sword into pruning hook, and his
spear into a plough-share. The paper is to be de-
voted TO agriculture and general literature, and is
to present. during the session, full reports of the
speeches and doings Of Congress. From party SER
vice he claims an honorable discharge He has
rendered much Of such service and been as well
compensated for il as any man in the country
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0+ William Hays, Esq, died suddenly at his
residence in Pittsburg, on the 9TH, of apoplexy.
Judge Hays was 90 yeass of age, and had been for
a long period of years one of the most respectable
and useful citizens of Pittsburg
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GORDON PLITMMER-

ADJUSTED OF aTERaG
II Office Lucien Hemann Marine Notary, No. p Royt
stTGst, Nfls Orleans lie 20 list
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Married d:
Dfed:

On Thurs 'ay the 18th INST, St. johns Chapel by TIE Rev
Hgbee Mr. WILLIAM W. THAYER TO Miss MARIA COCl
RAN, all Of New York city mobile and New Orleans papers
please Copy.)-N.F. Herald.
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~ The Grand Lodge Of Virginia has granted a
dispensaton to a new Lodge of Ancient YORK Ma
sons In AlexsndEs, called "HaEnoayl"
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to Grand Division of the State of Louisiana
At the ann AL session o. the Grand Divisions Of the Sons Of Tenn
peance, held the 23d Of October 1913, the following brethren
July elected cer for the present R. ELL,
q. W. P; BENZ. +. LYONS, G. W. A; ARFEMON HILL, G.,
T.; WILLIAM WATSON, G. c.; L. DlLLARD, P. CIV p,
EDWIN L. LEWIS G. SCRIBE H. B. BLINN, G. Chaplain; W
W. MCCARTHY, G. 5. o2s
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Eay- All Saints Day - On Wednesday next, GALL
SAINTS DAY. the CAZADORES DE ORLEANS and the
VOLUNTARIOS CATALANES DE La LUISfANA vii
make collections the Catholic Cemeteries behalf Of the Catholic
Male Orphan Asylum. OIL
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o. The anniversary of the battle Of Yorktown
Oct. 10, was celebrated at Norfolk by the military
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! THANKs.-We are indebted to the attention OF
the clerk of steamboat Ellen T., for late Red River
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= ORLEANS Temple of Hono

eY~ Orleans Temple of Honor No; IA Regular
Meeting this Temple viii be held TIL IS TUESDAY, EVENING
Bis o'clock Members viii lease be pun ual their
ndaCe the election Tor officers for the ensuing Will take
pa The fraternity 4vited o be present.
JASPER F. SMITH, w. R. [o3ll T. B. HEARTT, W. c. T
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On the morning Of Tuesday last 9Th October at the residence
his father Natchez, ANDREW BROWN, Jun Of New Orleans
aged 81 years.
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BALTIMORE, Oct 26.-The sales of Cotton at New York
to-day reach 1000 bales chiefly at $685. Fair louisiana
and Upland quoted at Ga Flour rather the decline, with
light sales No alteration in the for Corn Wheat
Government Stocks advanced "a Ct. Both Sugar and Mo
-.IrI
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Inc AruerlCO-%rae1enDerg 1neOrY does mol
that medicine all diseases. 1t idle mpu
dent haunt such doctrine the face intelligent community
Il the language Of Quack and petenders But In the Of
medicines offered by the Graenbeg Company EVERY DISEASE
will find its antdote.
~ Agents. Gaelenberg Series, fourth page me-
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BLANK BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY.
I B. STEEL, No IA CAMP STREET, respectfully begs
- leave to inform his numerous customers IN the city and
coHntTy, that he is receiving large and extensive
assortment of all kinds of BIl ANk BOOKS, PAPER and
STATIONERY and would call the attent on OF MER-
CHANTS and DEALERS to the following list Of acs which
he offers for sale at the LOWEST CASH PRICES
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s. of T.. Meetings This Evening.
ORLEANS TEMPLE OF Honor No3, at Crystal Fount all
222 Tchoupitoulas street. at halfpast T.
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LOUISIANA TEMPLE or Honor, No. MEETS at 1
o. o. F. Hall, near Jackson street, Lafayette, Saturday
evening, at hali-pa2t o'clock. Officers. Reed, w
r ; John Page. w t; w. O. Wamock, w R; F. A
Fearing, w AR; A. &. Redick, w + K Thomas Firth
w T; VIM. Tintamann, w U J. Babcock w ID U Jas
McGOwan w G John G. Wilson, w 5.
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r1~ "CHALMETTE GUARDS !"-BUTLER
AND VICTORY!-The "Chalmette Guards " will hold their
regular Canterbury House, No. lie ChaItres street,
O'Clock, P. NJ, EVERY EVENING. OBI II
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Notice.

Notice.
ITO whom ID may concern. This certifes tina,
L have this day given to CHARLES WYLlE, my
& on, his time to act and trade for himself and shall
hereafter claim Of his earnings. or pay any OF
his debts. ROBERH WYLIE.
Witness :-WsLLIAh CARLIsLn.
Roo,hbAy. Ian. J, le4o. 3wI2>
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Brunswick Seminary.

THIS School is divided into Male and Female De.
L partmenis, each of which Is under the care OF
experienced Teachers. This cement secures the
successful introduction Of all the Branches of Educa
ton usually taught in our Seminaries and Boarding
Schools, including drawing, Painting Needle work
and Music, (all thoroughly taught for the low terms
Of from So 90 to $500 per quaIter)
Numerous Lectures are given on Chemistry, Bota
ny, Philosophy and Astronomy. which illustrated
with suitable apparatus. These branches taught
with special reference to their application in Ag
culture and the Useful Arts.
An accomplished Teacher will give lessons on the
Piano ut So per term.
few pupils will be accommodated with board in
the family of the Principal. (at 81 rs where they
will have every from the Teachers, and not he
exposed in stormy weather; as the School is under
the same roof.
This School possesses small select Library, and
collections in Miheralogy, Geology, Conchology and
Botany.
Hrrhe WINTER TERN will commence on Mon
DAT, Goth inst.
G. C. SWALLOW, Principal
Brunswick, Dec. !, ls47 d23w7
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Notice..

THE following freights landed from the several
Steamboats, at their Wharf are now remaining,
not having been called for viz:
J. 4. Haley, hnrns.
]. Rogers, 3 FIkins.
Mrs J. Moulton, 3 bundles Chairs.
y. Prescott, Q Bundles Leather.
w. s. Thoms, Box.
A. Colby, Bundles Ploughpoints.
J. F. b., Barrels.
J. OFT w. Stevens, | Rocking Chair,
The owners Of said freight heieby notified 10
call the subscriber, settle the freight bills, and cost
of this advertisement, and take the ~ away.
JOHN E. BROWN, Agent.
Bath, Dec IL, le47. d39,~ 10