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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21
Rio de Janeiro Marlsets......Nov.

COFFEE has advanced in price with large demand and
fee supply The improvement Is attributed to the Euro
peon adyices tue Dutch sale The stock is lOoOao
bagshcd at 100 for superor 5i50d3 800 for good
frsls; 3,55o036O0 for mixed The exports in October
were 235Oo9 bags to he States, namely 1854 10 New-
York sc S35 to Baltimore; 1902 New Or.eans l6 lilo
10 Phiade pha Boston 8,o06 to Charleston FLOUR
was dull decline owing 10 heavy arrivals from The
states 2SfOu hhs sold in the month The stock 10 5000
bills Richmond Mills aud 10 GOO Baltimore held at $50
SIC for former and S4dl4t mirees for the latter Do
MEsTIcs Were dull HIDES We're held above the views of
shippers and were Consequently dull. FREGGHTs to the
L,ed states were IS d8pc EXCHANGE has risen o.294c
Patriot Doubloons wercS0 milrees and Dollars 900rees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21
Arrived.

Ma. steamship Cher Aee, wad!e I'm Cbsgrss Knss
op jan 5h spotir sad passsnEes uuvlaad AspuwaH
ShP Sou hrrusr sullivan New Orleans IS 9sth,
ndse, Ia Stanton l. ThnroTso son
pSia iiAes se,t Baeoos Ayes
VIA hHes, Il 70 w he FORREST Co Passes
eoutd up The river, Am brig showing lbal white
~hh hottoatai With red hAi zach wAiGs, gs
brig wih painted ports, sso rp
b bait Aeb lands BArav in Lyegpool coal iron ana 99
rssseEoe Wilson Brown Has heavy
The passsEe
100 Paserres To afocA ensun Eov persactt heavy
gaze Rom NV esIted away fp ami maeepna o'escp gal
ustt, losI Fl, ps ie snd efsj other damage
& pbcps
Hrg R,N Poulet Mansfield. Is I'm Mil Bridge lumbar s
t1etet' Voe 18Th o.t bark, Btetas
bktA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21
R1 Teiegrnnh,

BOSTON Dec 2oCli ships Wapoe, Calcutta; MARY Clover
Orleans Ahaud Mobile batks CrsI' Rio Jaretn Mary
toresns; Sarah Cirntu-e1 Fremont hatanzas; Harvard
Mobile; 81 nrImir Hfork sch Kensins Phlsoslpha
ROCkLAND, Dec l5Arr schs General Case, aad Wright
York
ltthArr ,hs eudfnk, Norfolk; Isaac Achorn. Niagara
Josepb Farwe.l and Zephyr, SYork.
SID 9Th sens Trumpet srl and Mount y-mos SYork
BATH Dec IS-Cd brig Wauderer, C,rtenss
PROVIDENCE. DEC Union. Batimors Francis Hal
let. Pbiat-l tha -le VIM Bowen, SYork.
81" brig Grand Tah, Cardena sch CzAbri'se Phdelpha
sip Merchant. DO.
Fall RIVER, Dec BAR sch Marietta Hand Philadelphia
BRISTOL Dec ls-Arr sloop Nancy Jane NYors
Sid i9tu sips Alton and Thsmas Hail. NYork.
NEW-oRLEANS, Dec I3-Ch bark Simrod NYort.
MOBILE, Dec l4-Arr ship D0rca4 brgs w ,hng
ton. sch Watctman. Boston
sAvASKAH Dec I7--Arr ship Columbia Boston.
Sid bark Exact, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21
rE1om onr Co,tesnonde nt.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2orriUed--Bark Elk Mayo, Boston;
bg Stephen Bass Winchester sYok chs New Republic, Oar
lrs ary Yates Calais Bsksr Friak NYerk; Jabez
bite Cofson Virginia, Lewis Fall RIVER Sarah, Munson
York. Tun Depew, White, Adelre Kona, Williams New
HAVEN Johuou do; Mary & Louisa Adams Chares,on
Maria KITE Hanss EYors Sophia Godfrey French, Dol steam
Keuuebec. Flowers DO
Cicared-Shp Ieooba Barker NOreans; schs Ann Baker
Funs Jabez " hte Corson, do Virginia. Lewis, Fail
RIVER Marion. Ho GLAND Balimoe Sarah hunsen Boston,
Fenr Lauens Norton do, Tuns Depsw White NYos; Sophia
French, do; Adelne Eosina Williams do Mary Mer
spsue Jersey City, John Potts Brown Cobbett Whining
Nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK .....pgc. 90
Clenred.

Phhoeiphpa.
Ships George Hnrhu West, Havro, Hatbgt Co Indiana
Bennett Ne" Orleans Frrs Heksi Onward Saith Mooe ses
NTH &. Son
Bar Roa JARVIS chngres Oh y sssons Feaeon, P,oe
New OesrS, Stanton 3 Thompson
sts' AhWods no Aqmes, NeEoI sersm'n (B') Field Sof
oh Nsutskr esisn Pence Jswitt; L-ontiue
Geoievosu Sc Gdwin Roasrts Mays N-smith sou
Sebs foweD Po~sl Wiunstea Carroll 5auuder-,
Ihatepha Wesover Mses Kcbmond Sra, Phuny, Boston,
Geo WsstH ktoa sraty Philadelphia
sleep Excel, Bennett. fal X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

COMMISSION ON CLAIMS AGAINST MExIco-
Washington. Thursday, Dec. 10, l85O.-The me-
mortal Of John Belden claiming for damages by
seizure and condemnation of merchant &c. in
Racatecas, in l84l, was submitted, examined and
ordered to be received. Adjourned until II o'clk.
A M. to morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21
An0kcn. &c.

Ion 50 bark Vernon Mckay ZIG s fro Manila
and 10 Is Anger. for New York.
Trndad
NovsO atIO wsg passed (by America Boston,
steamship Area Yor& goth for Liverpool would each her
port eary morn lstiast-
Neu Orpsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21
Disasters. &cs

Ship SAHin Loul Mobile from Boston, two barks ashore
FLORIDA Reef Sd INST perhaps the mar and Ana both before
reported
shp Of K,nnthunk, tom Liverpool for New Orleans
weol ed Ga Wexford Ireland insured
Boston for $4,000 equally divided between the fremont and Boy
also 800 insured freight the
Mercantile Marine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21
Wiih1rn1n0ls \:


A call Of ten per cent has been made on the
Capital Stock Of the Rochester, Lockport and
Niagara f als Railroad Co, payable at the Treas
uror's Office in Rochester or at the American Elk
change Bank in this City, on or before January
90 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21
n L r n


On FRIDAY 2oth after short Illness THOMAS
c, only child Of Thomas and Aaas Fields. aged year
months and S0days.
The lttDGs Of The family respectfully invited attend bis
funeral from IS st Marks place, tomorrow Sunday without fur
Their
Oh Friday evening GNh EDWARD V soa oi Edward v
and Susan Clark Sg.d ears and months.
The friends the family invited 10 attend his funeral
ret,deuce Of his father Is Iak O'Clock
out further invitation Tbs viii be Cypress
Cemetery.
On the 90h OF drop.y brain MARTHA JANE aged
mouths and 10 dsys child OF William w Joanna
hIrsou.
and acQuantances family are respectfully IN
ved 10 attend the funeral from the residence parents 1856
West Thirteenth 81 10 morrow ,Su -das) h; O'Clock.
Rzs=zznzSszzzsz-zzzz=z
Passengers Arrived
IN bark J HdYtt fran Bsenos dyref-Capt " Harmon LADY
and oF Masters Thos Eastman and Dsnisl Ferguson
MINIATURE ALaAEAc..-.-THIs DAY
sgzRisss...--. 81 5sts.-.-.--. IS hsos- Rises asa
HIGH WATER----..DEc
Bsndy Hook. o9a Coy, lslapd Hell 4oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
THHRIPER HALL.-TENTH GRAND
a SACRED CONCERT Of

THNRIPER HALL.-TENTH GRAND
Il SACRED CONCERT of
MADAME ANNA BISHOP,
VIII take place on SUNDAY EVENING NEXT, Dec.
e. on Inc same masnhGaeig[ seGie az before Donizes
First time of this great work.
Selections from VERBS Nebuckodonosar and the
Rossiris aud Mercadanles s,abat Mater,
MENDOZA ohn's Overture TO Alfalfa.
The popular song Sweet Bird. &c kc. &c.
The youthful snd sierted violnlst
ST MORA LAViNIA BANDINl,
Who received with such an unparalleled enthusiasm,
On her first appeurence asst Thursday
Pnncpa Vocal Performers
Madame ANNA BISHOP,
Miss DE- LUCE
'' sig2or FRANCISCO BALGNI,
HIS first appearance
Mr.. LISTER,
pR0GG GER ~ FL
PART |.
l. Grand Overture to At8aa.. Mendelssoha
The Solos Aras, Duets Tros and QIarteues by Ma1ame
Anna Bishop, Miss e De Luce Miss Could Sig Fran
cesco Balni, Mr.. LysLer and Sig. Novelh, with iuu
g. Fsn,asaon The Violin on Rossnis Prayer of Moses in
Egypt performed by the youthful and extraordinary vlo-
lins Senorna Lavnla Bandln, her second appearance
in America
l. Mercsdane's Grand Overture, introducing several meY
odies of tho sTABAT MATER wre2 al Naples in
: Ave Maria and Cavalina, Non ia Sogno Lombardi
ia Crusade Sung by Madame Anna Bishop
s. Aria Cu1s Amman Stsbet Mater ........... Rossni
Sung by Slgnor Fnncesco Banl
4 Prayer "Dischuso in Fimamenio, from Nabu
co Sung by Miss T. Delnce. ..................Verii
) Romsnza from Nabuco Signor Novell. Verdi
HaDders celebrated Bird Song Recit-Firs and
Chefon Golden Wing" Sweet Bird
Sung by Mime. ANNA BISHOP.
OptgbiO MI f.oen
Full chorus under the superinendeuce of Mr.. Lyser.
The performance under the sole direction OF Mr..
BOCHSA
Tickets Fifty Cens all parts of the Hail. To be had at
the principal Hotels and at the Hall.
Seals can be secured IN the Grand Tier only without any
extra charge, at the Hail. and on Sunday, Dec. p from
to4.
open at 6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21


h, bark J Hayn fran Bsenos fyrei-Capt " Harmon
and son Masters Thos Eastman and DANIEL Ferguson
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05
This is to Give No'lce; That


This is to Give Notice; That the
snbs"''brrr ct E'c, equity nah bal
f'om t5a O,2aaas Coacr Of said roua;,.
leri stl"e"'a,y on 'he peGsoaa estate o.
Nathan Lackani late Of said couaiv
decd All PERSONS having claims a-ainsI
The said deceased are hereby wartef y
eXi"lt lie Same " tn the voue hers hereof.
dntv an'htnrica'ed on or before lie IS .',tay
'o October, 1880, lhey may otherwise. t.,
law be eNr!ndcd rom all benefit OF SAT.
estate All parsons indebted 10 said esru}e
are requested 10 make imme ljale paymtn
I" HE Subscribers GIVEN Gpder orr hand
'hi' 27'h day of October 1919.
JAMES A. LAKELAND g.,
John jANNEY, hA'''s
Oci 81 20 G,v
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05
e. HICKS JONES
WHOLESALE DEALER A. uaNrr.nTr.ru cv
Willow and WoAdcn Ware.

Importer IF French Brskrfs, i.oakiae Glq,,4,
- anil Fn"cy Goois.
No: is No-th Srrond Street
fetween Market and Arch SITS uni,r J ..
ney Jones Carpet Nareir,rsr o.rr,.. .ai,.
hr,i Fhlrc.
PHILADELPHIA
as on hand and Is -,nsltniiy rceey,,,
large and extensive assortment IF .'opbs
Brushes, Fancy Gseds - rverv des.r;,,Iion
Zoo numerous H. meaiisn.) Looking [; ia S..s ri
Git and Mahogany fiasorf. Baskets, Coaches,
Chairs, BE,
BROONS-
shakers Eastern Wisp aad Country Bruans.
window Blinds, Floor Mats abs Buckets.
Cnurns, Washboarhs-- in fact. Wooden and
Willow Ware otepery description all of wnic..
will be sold low tnr Easn or CRY 40, EprANcE.
Merc''a MS would save themselves much time
nna trouble, by selling and examining nv stock
before purchasing ,-4 :
N B.-lsonkii'g Glasses, are insured against
Bre1knge to all parts I.tbe Onion, without ex-
ga charge. = Il. III y z
:. 4s-Sn, .,sg..a O. .rr e8sg
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05
JOHN kRlDER,
.Nor'hcasi corner Of N"'aw and % SIS.
PHILADELPHIA.

EEPS cors;anty On hand, ot his own man
L2M uiHciurc, and import I, complete assor,
meat of
RIFLES, SHOT GUMS, PISTOLS, &c,
witch he warrants o! the best QJaIty NJ repre-
SCENTED, t" which he respectfully inT'tos the i.
tenloH Of purchasers.
he is MS" prepared to SIMPLY Powder fiH'ks.
Shot Bags, Game Bags, Superior Powder, GUn
"iton, Percussion Caps Shot, u!lct Monds
ftIl ipd Blank Cartridges, and nil ma'crjr,s
or Gun Nansrs, Sportsmen, Sc, on tens ~
.ow as any othjr establishment in the United
states.
IN testimony Of his skill ia n manu- actnrrr
t.c N'alhin ips'uulc arjed To him i~o Ger
tI".r- I'd the wears is4n, and 1912. and Fops
silver ,~INlS ii the rsars lsl4-- !SI6--l8sT
a.n tS'e--'" "T which may be seen at his place
# h,sncos
sr-A choice snpp" Of REVOLVING Pts
Obs ,org,an;ly on hand
=" ! moc, =! GUNS !'s, received, also an
n-s"r'wcut Of Fishing Tackle
Ph..Aor,phis. .iug, IS '493nI.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05

OFFICE. is henet'y given. 10 the creditors OF
- James L. Z. Caruthers, that personal
discharge hath been granted TO sad debtor ana.
mat the first Monday IN Aprl brtle ,l.,. fir,
Gay "i our County Court heSl sncr.rd,n. ,;,.s
nate, nat been set apart Tor the !inai e,.itr
W ms case- where his creditors Mly ait.nd aud
show cause il any they have why personal
discharge shall no, be granted SAID debtor
lest r. G HOLLYDAY CIR
Dec. 29.-3m. pf(sc,l g., T,,r,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05
go 'iy3'Hilas D 'l{slss1 IL
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.


Dr. ]. ! keecr ana Bro. most respectfully
,liCLs attention to th"ir fresh stock O. En;iit
mi, G.Ipn9n nnj .'ncricun Drugs, }lrdl-
'', Chrm.c4ls, P,iHls. Oils, hyr Nnl's.
trnsr, Glass ware, eItj,nseTy. Patent Me %
i'3 So ilAvm" ope"rd a new stare 20, 2a<
.l,rD, ST. wi,'l rni! snpply Of Fresh Drugs
nI Medicines. we respectfully solicit Country
yr,lrfs 81 examine our sock heiDrs purchasing
r"t yb"ir. promising one and all Who may f. &,
,l."i ~ cytend 10 rs their patronage, T. gel
ga goIl,u" Dsals and Medicines on rs l.Net
a., Is my other house in The city, and -
" o&..u'r all orders ontIuslsd 10 as
..tn 'F 'ud ,~.''.l dispatch.
f'.'o. '.' p'pr 'lpis being regular ply
1873, ..D.as aupl, "garartre of the genuiIe
-. %. IN @llt as sad at ;hcir est blisIment
..N,, f-Nrc'ru,l} invite druggists and country
.er. 1875 Whp mfV wish 10 become agents Tor
.i'. k.'"r'! Celebrated Family Ncdlcines,
l.'a,,ui and popular rcnedles,) to forward
...Ir drnr4.
%uIsao. the patronage of dealers, we re-
..Hr':u''r rrmaln
!. =. hliELE3 s. BRO, Wholcsnir
Druggists No. 294 Market street,
sept % '42-Iy, FlilldeIghIe.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05
This is to Give Notice, hat the

This is TO Give Notice, hat the
nss eribsr 0! Ce~ii comfy has or'ainrd
20 IN tee Otp,au's Cuur OF al ,rn.rv
et"r. OF Adnnrlsi,atiJn O. ne p-,-'ua :.
a'e OF jesse G mua. iae 81 "a ...cou ~ . .
ceased. Al p'rsn.'S Iva 'ir4 c'atrt- aga"
The sai deceased, are harrhv warrrt /"
eXnib'tthe same with tie vonclr's III e
GUY authenticated. On ar ,-inre n" y -
OF OGioher 1850 lney may 1'0"r" s. ty
. law, BE rxrlua,. from all he'- Fl Of SAT- rs
tate A II persons r'ehed t. AZ estate a."
requested IN make ,rnmrila,r nisy,u'n 49,
the subscriber Gwen uaA. y 4rH III
2Uth hay If Orio',ar - O.
ELIZAHE II emma Aan.',
October % ''9-6n
IN GHANCERy, 9Th De. 1949.
Orlered. that he sale made and report
Ell by Alexander Evans, trustee for the
sale OF the Real Estate of Thomas ehoGm,
be ratified ard confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shewn, on or be
fore the 9th day of February next, pro-
vided copy of this order be inserted in
some paper published in EIkton, once in
each Of three successive weeks before the
22d day OF January next.
The report states the amount of sales to
be $30S. True copy. Test.
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Dec S-3w Res. cur. can.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05

r. 1lFE is hereby given 10 the creditors Of
~ Hiiam Logan that II p-rsnnai discharge
Hath been granted TO said debtor, aud shat the
nrst Tuesday of April hting The sccond da, OF
our |o"h.y Cart next Succeeding this da'e.
hath been sci apast for the final hearing in his
ease Wner" ms cred liors may attend, aud show
cause, if atr they have why final discharge
sinai! net be granted said beb,nr
Test 4. c. fSOiLYDhY On
Dec. 29.-3m. of Cecil en- C,ur,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05
SgiGD' GfsG2sS.
FOR
+ L.. ND W'H]Ts.

~ a. ~ sffsr Aet.
FOR
F L.. ND NHlws: J!
(. PEid.'5 CNnnp Store east cnt nf Err
lou. jus received and n,N ,n,uipr. At
gee Chrop store. N E,olnn large 4od general
sSor'Ueut Of woads, snilDlo i,r the present.
mud approaching season, Ills stock Is now. rr,
'u|l md complete, emnr|clng every rrtrrto lIsu-
ally Kept in a G'ucrtl Dry Goods, Grocery.
and Variety Store His stock Of
DRY GOODS
is larger and more solicit tnan any IN has ore
;~iofc offered to til" prhlje cal ne tl.irgs him.
srit !i'l he can self To- al %.iD nav layor I'm
thoI custom.
GREAT BARGAINSt!
Cti' aud rx ,mnn far yourselves, ana III. pri.
ces cannot fail to please all who nav rive il i'm
= call, as II" is resolved 10 do bust ness ON the
most accomm oda'iag terms,
Ready-maie Clothing.
fIo has constantly on hand, a general assorl-
ment Of clothing, from Shirt to a Grea, Coat
aud will sell at city prices, a sing lie oarncn, ia
a iuii Sult. embracing every article Of apparel
F L r NIT L RE,
of all descriptions, such as Bureaus, Tables
Chlts, Stnntis Cots, Mattresses, Dressin. q las
SEES, Rocking Chairs, Sc,trrs, and every article
OF household Furniture, all cheap as DIRT.
GROCERIES.
An extensive ass ,rtmnn, Of Grncer;es at rr,-
"tS winch t'hnot b" Surpassed D.: and provisions
"i al h'ndr' bacon, Irl"L beat, beef tong ies,
Sausage, cheese, utrkn"ai, herring, lard, batter.
a'e"i, flour &"., sc. &C., all of whrn lac Is of
= IN. L., lt,Itr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05
Ready Made Clothirg,

Gt 80. JATS,
Ofal co lo~s. qualities and SIZES, from 81 So
80, 1 10 D 80 and upwards.
B0IS' Sack .l.%D CFE2COlTS
A large assortment OF hov>' Saril and Over
coats, 20 per coul less than the usual prlre..
Snprr6ne Frorh an' Drgs, Goats, MADE from
GERMAN AND FRENCH CLOTHS,
In the latest aslion. A Large stock ol Tweed
Coats, Pants and Vests. W, have large As
sortment Of
TWEED TROCkS AND SACKS.
A New article. Forest Sacks, Tor stormy
weather.
PANrALOONS,
From Superior French Doeskns Black an!
Fancy Cashmere
PAN is.
Ofcverv variety oiShade and Color, at 81, 81
10, :, %, 3, 81 ma upwards.
V Z SITS,
Nadc from s'cr Eo,vrt- $,ims. Cis'iner.s I'D
fai"no'as I'D at iIprgts
81 H,mruOcr the y lmc and Place cornu,
u Pratt 81. x CeAtre Market Spaca
Nov "A. II H. COLE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05
CHANGE OF LIFE.

From te Gigt tie Walgaa and the Woman az mid
do the one Is urreieiGicR gGl tic other
gt,inav ypDFre ycd to pteSet any OF ;tG td,g DIS
thai frequently arise in coneGnUebcG Of such
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05
% e Y GO EDS

is larger and more solicit than any In has ore
;.!orc offered to til" prhy cal hr filters hlpi-
self that he can self to- al sac may favor nm
lnNLI clIsi nln
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05
GREAT BARGAINS : !!

Can and "xlmnr far Yourselves, ana lis nr
ces cannot fail to please all who nav rive il i'm
= cal as Ii" is resolved 10 do bust ness on the
most accnmln DAntinr IsrLna.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-05
Nl0e. ElNrNil. S,HwMal.!sN
Twenty Lar..c, Deep Di>rhargiHe Ulcers,

o"y"j al Hc Ulcers. and restored him 10 ieaita and
Sitng. 80 nf Il" was aiis 10 nok and Qteal 10 bu4,.
me-, again h- he had formerly done.
This cure is cert. frR 10 hy FuuKrEEN REsrrcTAslp
WITNESSES VIZ: y Dart. inns. Is i.oniS one Of the
most respectable physicians al Romr-ly u, g. R
BLo"n proprietor and keeper of the West Rorua h"ti
by .htSsrs EtSseI 4 leonard Wholesale aud retail
druggists, and by tsvsa ether prs0as all resleus cf
huRa
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-03
The Gentleman Mt Church.

MAY BE KNOWN BY THE FOLLOWING MARKS:
!. Comes in good season, SO as neither 10
interrupt the pastor nor congregation by a
late arrival
2, Does not stop upon the steps or in the
portco, either to cape at the ladies, salute
friends or display his colIoquial powers.
8. Opens and shuts the door gently, and
walks deliberately up tho aisle or gallery
stairs, and gets 10 his seat as quietly, and by
making as few people move as possible.
4. Takes his seat either in the back part
of The seat, or steps out into the aisle when
any one wishes to pass in, and never thinks oI
such thing as making people crowd past
him while keeping his place in the seat.
8. Is always attentive TO strangers, and
gives up his seat TO such seeking another fol
himself
6. Never thinks of defling the house o
God with tobacco spit, or annoying those
who sit near him, by chewing that nauseOu'
weed in churCh.
I. Never, unless in case of illness, gets VI
and goes out in time Of service. But il ne
cess;ly compels him 10 do so, goes so quietl,
hat his very manner is Spology for the act
s. Docs not engage in conversation befor'
commencement Of service.
o. Docs not Whisper, or laugh, or eat frui
in the house Of God, or lounge.
10. Does not rush out OF church like
lnmping horse The moment .he benedlcio
is pronounced, but retiros slowly ia noise
less quiet manner.
IL. Does all he can by pfccept and OK
ample 10 promets deeoum In others.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-03
Coal in KgYnl.

For the last year, (IS44,) tiohammed Ali.
sent Hkeyan B y fan Armenian colonel Of
engineers, educated in England.l along the
deser;s on both sides of The Nile, to search
Tor coal. In this undertaking, although he
went up as far as Khartoom OH The junction
of the Blue and White Nile, Hikeyan Bey was
unsucess nj. An English engineer Las since
been sent by t he Pacha o. Egypt, TO make
further explorations foff coal in Upper Egypt.
A discovery has been made in Upper Egypt
OF several mines or beds of coal, in the Olsls
Of Ghenne, on The Arabic side of the Thea
bald. Several leads arrived at Syoat in the
the sPling of 1916, from The desert, on theil
way 10 The lower province, whittier they were
sent for the pacna'S examination. This coal
is stated to resemble the Scotch coal, and the
discovery, should il prove rs represented
Will have some influence on this country, in
her relations, both commercial and political
with England.
Ii has also been announced that Ayme Bey'
an officer in the Pacha's service, has, after
sinking several shafts, and several years per
severance, succeeded in reaching coal -
We await more decisive intelligence ere we
can credt, the statements in circulation.
The gcologsls who were lately sent out
by The Egyptian government on an exploring
expedition into 81 a, in search Of coal and
other mineral products, reported the non eA-
jsience OF the former.
In arabia Petrga, so far as the examna"
tion of the same party extended, there was
not seen the slightest indication of coal for
nations.
ECONOMICAL SUBSTITUTE FOR Coal. In
consequence of the great price of coal in
Egypt, practical engineers have been led tc
The substitution Of the refuse of cotton anc
cotton seed which formerly was thrown in
the Nile, as useless, instead OF buumnous
coal. This substance, on account Of the
oil contained in the seed is now used instead
Of coal for the Pacha's land steam engines
and locomotives.
Nubia, coal is reported to have been dis
covered, and specimens have been exhibited
| The bed or mine is sad to be situated on the
borders Of Nnbia, in The vicinity Of the cat
aract Of the Nile Some additional machin
cry has been ordered from Elrope, TO enable
the engineer to prosecute the inquiry will
greater success-N y. Farm. and II echan
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