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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-23

The CHANCES LIFE. Among the interesting
facts developed by the recent census, are some in
laion to the laws that govern life and death. They
are based upon returns from the State Of Maryland
and a comparison With previous ones. The calcutta
ton it unnecessary 10 explain, but the result is
table from which gather the following illustra-
tion:
1O,269 infants are horn on the same day nd enter
upon lite simultaneously. Of these, l,243 never
reach the anniversary of their birth. 9025 commence
the second year, but the proportion of deaths still
continues great, That at the end of the third only
s,ls3, about four-ffths OF the original number,
survive. But during the fourth year, the system
seems to acquire more strength, and the number of
deaths rapidly decreases. goes decreasing until
twenty-one, the commencement of maturity and the
period of highest health. 7,l34 enter upon the ac-
tivipes and responsibilities OF life-more than two
thirds of the original number. Thirty-fve come to
the meridian Of manhood; 6,302 have reached it.
twenty years more, and the ranks thinned. Only
4727, less than half of those who entered life fifty
five yeats ago. are left. And now death comes more
frequently. Every year the ratio Of mortality steadi
ly increases, and at seventy there thousand
survivors. A scattered few live the close of
the century, and at the age Of one hundred and six
years. the drama is ended. The last man is dead.
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Ehe Rev DR.. Hosea Ballou, paste. of the Second
UnversaIist Society, died recently in Boston, he has
for long time been very distinguished minister Of
his denomination. He was 81 years of age.
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BALTIMORE, June IT. The Southern mail this
morning brings New Orleans dates to the evening of
the l4h The Picayune states that the Hon. JeffeT-
soR Davis has made able speeches at Jackson and
Vicksburg in favor of Pierce and King. Gov Fo ,te
had also made speech in favor of the nominations
The action of the Convention was hailed with much
enthusiasm throughout the State generally.
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Elder HasselI ON Temperance.

WE hereby inform the public generally, that
w have published Elder G. B. Hassel's remarks
Temperance in pamphlet FORM price 10 cents per single
copy, IL copies ST. those wishing to obtain them will
please send their ORDERS will direct Rurwe Temple
Raleigh, ~ c. incosing the remittance for the amount
of copies wanted. BURWELL TEMPLE.
June ID, 1859. 10 81.
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NOTICE.
An BALES OF COTTON FOR SALE. The
HV Subscribers will offer for sale, on Thursday, the
18th of July next. in the of Roesvie about foy
bales of Cotton belonging the the late John
Perry, deceased, of Wake County. A credit of six
months will be given, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security.
5 kGAFT VI: pE ERRRfYEURcH'} E-r's.
June 81, 1851. 925-2t.
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Notice..

Notice.
FENHE Stockholders in the GreenviIle and Raleigh
IL Plank Road Company, hereby notified that an
Instalment of Two Dollars Per share will be due the
st Monday in July next
By order of the Board of Directors,
r. l.. MYERS, Pres't.
JSo. A. sELBr, Secy.
May l5, 1852. 5s-2t.
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Ratification Meeting in Charleston.

CHARLESTON. June II. The Democratic citizens
of this city held ameetng last evening, ratfy and
respond to the nominations of the Baltimore Conyen-
<tion. Hon. WIN. D. Porter presided, assisted by
about forty Vice Presidents. Speeches were made
by Col Meminger and Major McBrath and resoiu-
tions adopted approving Of the nominations of Pierce
and King, and appointing Committee of Cores
pondence with other parts of the State.
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WE are requested to announce General JAMES
w M. MANGUM, as n Candidate for the Office o.
Sheriff of Wake County.
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ForcstvIIIe Female Academy.

TENHE exercise of this institution will be resumed
/ the third Monday in July. The principal Mr.. r.
" JUSTICE, will be assisted, formerly, by Miss
VIRGINIA C. RAMSAY, Of Raleigh. Pupils will he
received any time of the session and charged only
lromdate of entrance. No deductions will be made
cept in of protraced illness.
Terms in English, $50, $40 II 80, according 10
advancement.
g '' French, 800.
4" - Lain, 800.
Music Piano or Guitar, with use of instrument,
$500 ITO
Board may be had with the Principal dollars
per month, or in the neghborhooG at six.
For further particulars address the principal or Mr.
PEYToN A DUNN, Secretary of the Board Of Trustees.
Foreslville, n. c., June l4th, 1852. 42-6tw.
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From the Portland (Maine,) Argus

1t is nomination very ittnz 10 be made. 1t is a
nomination that will grow upon the people, as the
ability and starting New England qualities Of the
nominee become more and more -known-as they
must of course-to the people at large. Gen. Pierce
is indeed ell qualified to receive this great honor
He has been acknowledged as lawyer Of great emf
hence for many wears. He has been Senator in the
Congress of the ned States and resigned his seat
in that body, Ga occurrence ndeed1 Ior the joys
of home and transaction of his large legal business
When the tocsIn of war sounded in Mexico, he left
the sweets Of home and an immense business, and
Joined the army fIere with The ranks OF Major Cen
era, ght the battles of his country. We will not
however. elaborate this interesting topic. He
is in the prime of life-nei yet:ffty years oId-and
is the nominee tina, will sweep the Gaiphins and
Gardeners tom the public CRIB, over any man they
may put on the track.
The extraordinary unanimity Of the Convention on
Gen. p, carries prestige, vitality with II, that
nothing can resist. All secilpns LETT their tavorite
candidates. and hurried 10 make this nomination
imO9s. The like Ot IL was any nomi.
nation before. II is mark of confidence that will
be felt threngh the campaign. convention embrac-
ing the great men that did--and with the master
spirits that candidates for The Presidency-sac-
ricing all previous predictions, and 2S2 Of 286,
uniting man as the Candidate for the highest
office in the word--shows great confidence, and ar
CUES undoubted success. The man who could receive
that vote, under those circumstances, from such
body of men. the Democracy Of tho nation may be
assured cOD1mon
The nomination for Vice President is also very
fitting WIN. R. King is known of the
ablest in the United States Senate. He has
been long He has been President OF that body
-and is acting Vice President OF the United
States in consequence OF the death Of Gem lay lor
and MIR. FIllmore's promotion. He hns been
minister to France, with great acceptance. He is
man of talent and character, of which the democracy
may be proud.
ONE HrNDRED GUNS. The democracy of Portland
will fire hundred guns to-day 10 o'clock in honor
of the nomination OF PIERCE and KING.
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Just received at PRoCTERs, Merchant Tailor. 2t
doz of those superior three ply Collars assorted sizes
Also, fresh black Doeskin Cashmere. zl--s---~
June IL, 1852. --E. ca
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state of North CaroIina.-wAKnc County.

state OF North CarOllna.-W AXE COUNTY.
Addison M. Blake u.s. Dempsey H. Blake. Court Of
Pleas and Quarter SesSion-May Term, 1852. OrIgi
nal attachment, Levied Land and Deie ndant's in
terest in sundry Negro Slaves.
n this case, it appearing to The satisfaction of the
Court, that the defendant has ed from this State
Ii ordered that advertisement be made in the North
Carolina Standard, newspaper published in the City
of Raleigh, for six weeks Excessively, notifying the
defendant to be- and appear before the Justices Of out
next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions be held for
the County of Wake. at the Court House. in the City
of Raleigh on the third Monday of August next, and
then and there to repevy and plead judgment
by default fnal will be entered against him, The
plaintiffs demand.
Witness, James r. Marriott, Clerk of said Court,
at Office the Sd Monday of May, A. D., 1852
JAMES E MARRIOTT, CLERK.
June IL, 1852. pr. adv: IS $3.50 925-Ctw.
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From the Boston Post.

Tothe democracy of New England, who had watch
ed the proceedings and protracted ballotngs of the
convention with Intense INTEREST," the result, though
somewhat surprising first, is in the highest degree
satisfactory, and will arouse them enthusiasm in the
contest. Gen. Pierce possesses all the elements of
popularity, and his selection is compliment to New
Hampshire. of which that small but uniformly dem
ocraic STATE is well worthy. Should he be placed
in the chief magstracv, confidently believe he
will be, the end OF his term will find him but fifty
years old. He is called high destiny. 1t is
glorious even be defeated the standardbearer of
such party as ours, with its broad national Union
principles and its expansive policy But to be borne
by such principles and such party into the first
elective office in the world, and to fulfil the duties of
it by wise, energetic and successful administration,
suitable 10 the times live in, and leave pure and
bright name the historic records enough slim
ulaie and satisfy the loftiest ambition.
II is SANDER say that the presidency has been
and is the aim of first statesmen and orators and
heroes. YET the place sought by men 50 eminent
now seeks modest private citizen Of New Hamp-
shire. The spectacle is agreeable one. From
Cauadd line 10 California the people will turn their
ewes upon it with appreciation. They will hail Frank.
Pierce as the compromise and harmony candidate !;
and when the democracy Of these tnirty-one states
are truly united the wing banner goes down before
them Whatever champion shall bear it.
Hon. William r. King is true and tried states
man. He is president of the senate, and there
fore familiar with the duties ct vice PRESIDENT He
is also fit for PRESIDENT, shond emergency
So that the ticket friends have given at Balt
more is a sound and strong one. ..... .... -,
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State of North CarOIi1a.-WAKE County.
Addison NJ. Blake, Ex'r of Asa Blake dec os. Demp-
sey Blake. Court OF P eas and Quarter Sessions
May Term. 1852. Original attachment, Levied
Land and etendants interest in suudry Negro Slaves
" this case, 1t appearing to the satisfaction OF The
Court, that the deen Can has removed fIom the State.
Ii is ordered that advertisement be- made in the North
Carolina Standard newspaper published in the City Of
Raleigh, for six weeks successfully, notifying the de-
PENDANT to be- and appear before the Justices OF
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions be held the
County of Wake, at the Court House, in the City of
Raleigh, on the third Monday in August next, and then
and there TO reDievy and plead, otherwise Judgment by
default final will be entered against him. aud the pro-
perry levied on condemned and Sold to satisfy the Plain
tiff's demand.
Witness, James T. Marriott, Clerk Of said Court,
at Office the Sd Monday of May. A. D., 1852
JAMES L. MARRIOTT, Clerk.
June II, 1852. pr adv. S. ,62a.l 925-6tw.
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NOTICE..

WILL be sold, at the Court House door, in the
w City of Raleigh, Saturday, he 3rd day of July,
lot of groand in the Western part OF the City the
late residence of Ephriam Holmes, deceased, a
credit of months with bond and approved security.
.E j.. j. w. TUCKER, Administering.
June 18th, 1852 65-t3J.
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A DIVIDEND of FIVE AND A QUARTER per cent
~ the Capital Stock of this Bank for the last six
months has this day been declared payable to the
Sockhoders-Qess the Tax to the State Of twenty
cents each share owned by indiViduals)-at the
Principal Bank the first Monday in July next and
the Branches fifteen days thereafter. .....
Z. DEWEY, Cashier.
Raleigh, June 9th, 1852. 63-tlJ.
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LIST OF LETTERS.


A. f
Arnald, Candis 49,. 81.
Allen, Geo. b. ..,- T..
B.
Bufaloe> jeremiah 2
Bryan, Jas. l..
Bryan, N.
Bledsoe. Aurelia A.
Bell, John n. Mrs.
Barbee, Mary Miss
Brown, Sion
Beasley, Daniel
Baker, w illiarn
Belts, Avis
Brady, w. n.
Battle, VIM. l..
Battle, Thomas
C..
Carpenter. Thomas
Carpenter, James l..
Cooke, J. r.
Clarke, Jno: B.
Coole,. n. II.
Chapel. Johnny
Garter. Francis Ann
Carroll, Matthias
Cordin, Matilda Mrs.
Cross, A.
Dawson, James
Dudley, David c.
E.
lyman, Elizabeth Miss
Ellington, Nancy Mrs.
Ellen, Louisa Miss
r.
Flowers. Elizabeth Miss
FinnaE, Richard
6.
Gains. Rom1fHs 8.
Geer, Edwin Rev.
Good win. S. Col. 9
Greene, CathArine
H, -.
House. Candis Mrs,
House. Lingia Mrs.
Hamilton, Esther Mrs.
Hester, Sidney w.
Horton, BenjiIhan
Hutchens, lane Mrs.
Henry, Henrietta Miss
Hunter, Jacob
Ioi'CSs Ntdi -hIoS
Jones, Logan
Jennings, Francis
Johnson, Jerry
X.
King & Hill, Messrs.
King, Joseph
kennady, AlvIs
kernodIe, r. w.
Lee, John J.
Lane, Mary Miss ,
NJ.
Persons calling for III,
say they are advertised.
Office hours on Sunday
hour after the opening of
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Female School, Marlborough N. G.
TINE sumner session of Mr. and Mrs. BURWELL's
/ School, for Young ladies, will! open on "Wednesday,
July l4th. For terms, &C., address Rev. R. BurveiI,
Hillsborough N. C.. e... 81 alr .-.
June 10Th. 1852. -925-w4w.--
4 The Raleigh Register, Star, and Fayetteville Observ
er will insert once week for four weeks. --.
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Several communications ere crowded out for the
want of room. .--. ... % ---
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Persons calling for The above Letters will please
say they advertised.
Office hours Sunday from to a. m, and one
hour after the opening OF the Rocky Mount mail.
VIM. WHITE, P. NJ.
Raleigh, June 9th, 1889. 924-3tw.
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D. G. L0UGEE, ' 8
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND FANCY COoDs,
@ Also, Confectionery. Cesars. and Varieties.
EIA Corner of West Centre and Chesnnt ~
E.& 5f3 GOEDSB0IeD',, ~. r. ~
Articles in his line bought and sold Commission.
Cash psid for Old Cold ORDERs promptly despatched
-rT- Watches, Clocks and Jewelry neatly FepsiSed.s
April 3. 1852. b
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

fEpMosr-The Pedmm,tese Gazette Of the 1871, Quotes
letters from Verona announcing the arrest of several
sons OF note including the richest banker that town
IL believed these arrests owing 10 the copons Of
the Mazzpi loan having been found in the possession Of
the prisoners.
Gnoa. Dec. 12rhe Genoese like all the res, of the
Italians watching with intense anxiety the de-
velopmcnt Of tie French tii4nn
Some important ecclesiastical changes are on the tnn
1t is believed that the difficulties and differences with
toIne have been somewhat smoothed down / under
stand it has been agreed that Monsiynor Franzini the
exiled Archbishop snail return to Turin and be forth
with named Cardinal he will then proceed to Rome to
take the red hat and while there send bis resignation
OF the Archblshopric of Turin. and be Immediately
placed by pastor of more liberal principles ish-
oprcs VIII De suppressed as well as number of ecclrsns
teal benefces and the long Genoa will be
hed oy person approved of by both parties-a matter
in which they had not been enabled to ngree
. hdples, Dec. 81 have to record more nfamy more
lhJstlce III the Neapoitan criminal courts There WAS
majority IN favor OF Punishment among the Judges
WHO tried the accused Assassns' Society Navarro del
Nccchio and More for death the others opposed
anu in debating declared they could not condemn men
VINO were clearly the victims of the police Navarro to
punish the bench and to keep up the character of the
Neaoitan political trials has accused his brother Judges
OF want of loyalty. and them to be removed from
Journal from lS4S contains nearly hundred DEGREES
for the removal of Judges. The Government must have,
men Ike themselves perfectly innocent Of conscience
Inc court gossip is now occupied with the sudden BAN
lsinent OF general Sabatelli The General is naval
man rather celebrated for his transactions in the roya
docks. He has made himself very conspicuous with the
party OF reaction correspondent with Vienna gave
advice to the King The General be apponted
Ncapoan Minister at the Court of ST. James His in
tncnce WIS known to be great. and many thought he
era he leave Naples and consider himself under the
eye of the authorities
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

Ordinary SGO655 Fair. S110SL
a lido ing 55s95hGood Fair s9o1s
ToBACCo-2s hhds were sold at ga, and . hhds at
$40.
SUGAR AND WORCESTERSHIRE 700 hhds Sugar were
sold at Tuesdays decline Fair 3i614,5e Of Molasses
400 bbls taken at 2o1.2l for good to prime and
2lI!s for choice lots,
FLoUR-Market rather better and $500 bb1s sold. of
which 200 Indiana Qght) at So rs 1900 at So 1903 80
and 1900 Ohio whitewater CANAL at So s7]s. delivered
at Lafayette alongside ship
GRAIN-Hoders of Corn asking rather higher
rates and 1000 sks sold including 2Oc sacks 49, 1900 at
469a 1850 at A. and smaller lots at HAAS of
Oats $50 sacks Ohio disposed Of at 81 and 5000 sacks
St Louis i'll store. said to be at over 500 r bush,l
PRoV1SIoNs-Pork has improved and We noticed tho
following sales; 100 bbs New Mess unnsppctel al s13
49, 90 at sl4 co. 500 at about the same and 1000 bills for
future delivery. at SIS 90 "A fraction over OF Dry
Sailed Meat 10 casks sold at for Hams and si for
shoulders OF Lard 30 bbs No taken at So "a IL
Bacon steady with sales Of % casks Old Sides at l. and 80
casks New, in two lots. at Two lots of Western
Cheese were sold (25o boxes) at 7n171se Z fb.
WHlsKY-l20 bbls sold at liz. in lots and 80 bbls
Extra at 171se.
TALLoW-A sale of IA bbs, Good Western At t.s.
2 lb.
LARD. oIl4-56 bbs sold at 65GD66s
RlCE-30 terces Carolina sold at 31,e
COFFEE-Prices frmer, Sales 267 bags Old Rio Mt
74aG07a4e. and 500 New mostly at So
FRElGHIs-An American ship taken for Liverpool at
7-l6d for Cotton,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. better demand:
Sterling. los61oss<c
NewYork sixty day Bills GDsc y ct Is g.
e's''' ohecks on NETWORK q CT. disc.
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News bY Telegranh.

s1EAMnoArs-P Jan. IA. AM-The following
steamers have passed this place last night and this
ing The Harry Hill at ~ last night; the j, Nor
rlset at do the George Washington at PM do
tile j. $, Chenoweth, So p.,I do the Empire at
NJ do; the Atlantic, at do; the Tuscumbia passed
at x AM. to-day.
m STEAMBOAT ExrLosIoN.-Grund Gulf Miss jan, H. M
The steamboat George Washington has burst both her
boilers killing and wounding several persons. The exact
number is yet unknown She afterwards caught fire and
was entirely burned up. The accident about
O'Clock this morning There lady passengers on
board The steamboat had two barges attached to her
which were also burned up. Eve. pic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

INrAsioEsA clerk in St Louis recently paid HIS ad.
dresses to girl about sixteen years of age the daughter
ot flower vendor and by long persuasion gained her con-
sent to marriage. Being the eve of starting for New
York. he induced her to met linn his store promising
to have Clergyman in attendance perform the mar
rage ceremony She went to the store and feow-cerk
went through with the forms Of marriage. made out
certificate The principal in the transaction then en-
tenyorcd to induce the girl to go the boat with him.
but she insisted upon telling her mother Of the step she
had taken and despite his entreates she returned home
An inquiry led to the discovery of the above facts and
The affair will undergo legal investigation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

PARsoS BRowSIow AND CAucrsls.-Parson Brownlow
thus dsconrses future political matters; expect
go to heaven when die but. whether create any dis
cord there not, depends upon affirmative answers
the following questions: VIII there be any Senatorial
elections there VIII the nominations of candidates take
place in caucus And if So will any faction ATTEMPT to
cast votes than it il entitled to? In either case
will raise But those with whom I am at war in
this world need have fears being involved they
arn not likely to get There ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

OFFICE OF TIE DAILY CREscEsrl
Thursday Morning. January ID. 1852 I
CLEARED YESTERDAY
sr ship Jane lassjn, Simpson, Liverpool Haynes gco
S s$$E sEs s s,e H;,ts yr'f Fs, s 1"s
s sGiI i 5s@s t s,ns, Mewlork YIN ce
Us gss.@ sssafss ss$1lN A als &"
E N s5S % VIII sf.i ;5s Ssss. 6
"; e., ssq!sS eSis5'o" ss %f sy
scr Lodge bsi sS"i Honduras. Ws prS SsS
ARRIVED.
Steamship l Meter Place from ndi"Ho via Galveston 'h
Asne cRrisso days from Rio de ane,o to u,ssr
Brig Telegraph Rich days from Charleston to oa-ter-sa my
Steamboats,.
c b"sMsl Ga ca'h cart, from from, Fort "N'"H
Mobile: iisf%sn, IRON from Mobile Mobile.
,Sais4, cocHran, fto@ rifsSars.
! Syw W ss% M !ISm St from lSS e.u1en.
$ s;ss S:;'s: i$ $% A bs:sii':S Iii
G s,sS. IRE from from. Bayou ssra
sylona Bereer from Washington
shs aS ',". Isk SsS FROM Shreveport Shreveport
G is n. ss a S the S SS and to s
up b"rk Ar'lcnnes and brig Photograph.
EXPORTS
LVERrooPer ship Jane Glssn .30 bales
LIvERPooL-Pers ship Saxon 9iIa bales cotton.
ship Allegheny 800 bales ro,to" l9Odo
ars iaT s s ss sls s %s 's
NEW YoRker ship Jessore s3l bales cotton 1870 rags
trs 23 hides, 10 lads 26 bSs tobacco 81 hhds 1875 b 81 f
10 beef lgo bbs l6 6bs oases 10 bhs whisky 100 do lard do
sage ~ bales canvas bales cks "copper" 60 10 slabs lead
NEW lORKPer ship Comoro: SOL bales hhls tobacco
80 les HAMS 1913 bb pork provisions wool hemp
i00l SKIS bSs mIsc.
NEW ioRk-Per bark Kezi $500 bbls flour loo bh moasas
LIvERPooL-Per bark Aaa: eosS tnles cotonr
BARCELoNAPsr hak Maspo 1919 bales
boxes plants.
LlVERPOOL-per mk Zanoni IT'S bales cotton.
CllARLESToS-Per brig sugar bason
SIS bbs moas $3.50 do whisky, 10 do alcohol 900 SKIS
GENoA-Per brig Romanteo: 600 bales cotton,
BRAZOSPer sehr Alderman $50 bbls -four bb keg
ks hams rs kegs butter 10 b brandy ibid sc
nm l60 bales tobacco, 10 IA eks rnrt soap,
PENSACoA-Per sr pork, 900 sacks
corn, 900 do oats.
BELiZE-Per sebr Newton 100 bbls flour pkg,
IMPORTS
RIO DE JANERo-Prr bark Alennes: 1871 bags coffee Rode
naehe & FIansleie.
CHARIESroN-Ppr brig Telegraph: Rice o
GALyESToN-Psr steamship Metsor Ar
yerl4 do Ruseley Blair AroS dol Wilm5 do A Mchell0
10 Ellis &co2a DO Kelly Cunningham &o2 bbls moaes
Rugcley Blair &co-sanries Warneken kirchhofE
Hall Keml-A Grief kcoaIcTowell, Mills &co-Baral
Scott &eoKennedy Foerl Arthur kcoConng deo