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Congressional.


SENArE.--Mr. Sebastian introduced bill re-
gulating the terms of the United States Courts
in Arkansas.
Mr.. Gwin submitted "A resolution which was
laid over, requesting the President of tho United
States to inform the Senate in what manner the
vessels of the navy are now employed, as well
the squadrons as single vessels; and what force
is now available for immediate service.
Mr.. Weller offered resolution calling for
further correspondence concerning the Mexican
Boundary Commission; adopted
NJ. Gwin offered resolution directing an in
quiry into the expediency of including within
the United States judicial Circuits the States
of Texas, California, Wisconsin, Florida and
Iowa adopted.
Mr. Sumner offered resolution directing an
inquiry into the expediency of reporting a bill
for the repeal Of the Fugitive Slave Law lie
said that he would ask the indulgence of the
Senate to allow him to speak on this resolution
tomorrow.
Mr., Mason said he would object to extending
the Senator any such indulgence at this stage of
the session, and that too as question which in
ynlved the continuance of the Union.
The bill making Alton, Illinois, n port OF
entry, was taken up and ordered to be en-
crossed,
The bill for the construction of a ship canal
around the falls OF St Mary, was taken mp, and
after some remarks by Mr.. Bell it was post
poned
The Senate then took up the resolution re-
ferring to charges on file against the Boundary
Commissioner.
Mr. Clarke addressed the Senate upon the
defence OF the Commissioner, Mr. Bartlett,
The Senate then adjourned.
IIorsE.-The House refused TO reconsider the
vote by which was rejected the bill giving the
right Of way and donation of lands TO Florida
and Alabama, to aid in the construction OF GER
tain railroads The vote was-yeas rs, nays
1.-THE Speaker voting in the negative
The House then took up the River and Har-
Dor bill in Committee Of the Whole on the state
oi the Union.
4 large number OF amendments were offered
1 debated, and voted down,
When the committee rose, the House adj
Z luurned
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DEAN FROM DRsKING.-At Philadelphia, the even
ing OF the 9th ult., two young men of Moyamensng
named William Gallagher and Anthony Mccall, drank
more than pint of liquor each OIL n wager Gallagher
died the next morning from the effects
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The Light House Staten Island is to be lighted with
gas contract has been made with Mr. Grant, by the
Department. for that purpose the last Congress having
appropriated $4,000 for the experiments new kind OF
ges has been invented for the purpose by Mr. Grant
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RIAL EsrArE IN NEwYoRK-C Capitalists in NewYork
are exhibiting extraordinary anxiety to invest in real
estate 1t is said that change in the monetary system
is apprehended at distant day and that in the event
of depreciation in the value Of gold corresponding
rise will take place in real estate
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NV lsvENiIoN.Nr. George Little, electric telegraph
engineer announces in the NcwYork Sun that he has in
vented instrument by which the use of the Voltac
battery will be dispensed with for teegraphc purposes
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry.
Tuesday Evening, August 8, 1852
Arrived $50 head Of Western and Texas Cattle 60 Hogs
and 375 Sheep There is ample stock of Cattle and
Sheep in market, but the supply of Hogs is moderate
-PRtcEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Fine estern) ...... -f06lSc q fb net
=. =. (Lake and Texas) ......Sl4 G5]ac p ID net
tlo's i0ic y - hel
MICH Cows. s220s50 = head
CALVES YEARLINGs. So J0DSS 80 r. head
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BIu SroEuEs,-Bayard Taylor, the traveller,
is patriotic fellow His country will never
suffer in the eyes of eastern travellers, if they
will only listen TO his stories of American great
ne-s. At Beyroot he met with a Sheik from the
interior Of Africa, who thought to surprise him
with descriptions Of African power, by telling
him the king OF Ashantee had twenty-four
houses full Of gold, and that the Sultan of Hous-
"a had seventy thousand horses always saddled
before mis- palace. Taylor told him that our
country was two years journey in exteIt--that
the treasury consisted of four thousand houses
alei to the roof with gold, and that two hun
af.si .AsarAni soldiers on horseback kept con.
i.,.4El sserd sgoAAI Sultan FillgleFs's pAlsaa
s4At 81. ts-ta aAa fsss EsT,
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THE WuG RATIFICATION MEETING IN MoBrLE,-The
wing rally at Mobile, Saturday last, large and
enthusiastic grand barbecue given and the good
eating only equaled by the addresses. Among the
speakers were G. b. Duncan and Col. Wheat from New
Orleans
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NgOLLYWOOD HOUSE, Eastern Shore of q,
IL al Mobile Bay, FREEMAN SMITH, Propeors-fhis IL
establishment well and ayoraby known for its beautiful
elevated ioeaoR its fine walks, shady splendid shove
baths sas bathing with its firm sandy boto excellent roa
running various directions, with the eRtirs sehe of mosquitoes
this the pesuntest places ed to
found IN the Southern country The iac gifts having been rdt
from three four months the Is
evidence of its being the right sort Of plaes -
The hall tie aPpie3ns from the cay oil New
Orleans alone could &c r0mmodated
Me additions have during the sas,
persons BILLIARD 81 loon will be added 70 me 9se
annsenants Several SLEEPING APARTMENTS h''e pee'
erected.
proprietcrs uning their efforts to please There
daily Communication With MOBILE ana snerI ne"
boat will be the route and rske sese aaS'
~ iA's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." " ~ ' - WILLARD FREEMAN,
JAMES Il. SMITH
rIoIIvvood Baldwin corpty Ais a. 1854 ny27 3rnsW
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WiHprALL.-It is said well known loafer at Pitts
burgh has just fallen heir to $4,000 by the death of
aunt at Cincinnati.
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REMOVALS.

I'd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & Co. have Temporal
o. ry Common No. "a Com
non
% ENIOVAL.-R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law,
e. No. II ST. Charles street to No. ~ Camp
rpstn
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIVERPOOL

AMERICA (H) for BOSTON. SATURDAY, July N.
BALTIC, (Am.) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, ID.
EUROPA, (Br).... for NEW YORK SATURDAY, II.
NIAGARA (Br.) for BOSTON. SATURDAY "a.
ATLANTIC (Am) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, - a.
AFRICA, DR. NEW YORK SATURDAY, 81.
CANADA, (Br) for BOSTON SATURDAY, August L.
PACIFIC (Am) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY IL.
ASIA, (Br.)........for NEW YORK.. SATURDAY, IA.
AMERICA, (Br for BOSTON. ......SATURDhY, 81.
ARCTIC, (Am.) .for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, IS.
EUROPA, (Br) for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, IS.
Havre and Bremen Steamer.
FROM SOUTHAMPTON
HUMBOLDT. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, July I.
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FOREIGN NEWS BY THE EuRoPA.-She Charles
ton Courier contains the following Geographic
summary of the news brought by the steamer
Europa:
GREAT BRIrAlS-The elections are over, and
the papers state that as far as heard from the
Derby Administration had only 1877 votes against
4Sl of the opposition. The latest election re-
turns, however, received just prior to the sailing
of the Europa, are said to show that the Minis
terial minority is only 96. The majority
against it in the last Parliament was estimated
at 80.
Serious election riots have occurred in Cork,
Limerick and other parts of Ireland, which the
military have had to quell and many lives have
been lost.
BELeIuM-The Belgian .Moniteur states that
the resignation of the Ministry had been ac
cepted, and that q new Cabinet was about to be
formed.
ArsTRIA.-Many persons have been arrested
in this country, in consequence of letters from
NJ, Kossuth having been seized in Italy and sent
to the Austrian Government, as their contents
implicated certain parties residing under its jul
rsdiction,
swIrzERLAND.-The Treaty of Commerce be-
tween Switzerland and the United States has
been completed
lSDlA.-The British troops have carried by
storm the town of Bassain, which is one hun
drcd miles west Of Rangoon. previously captured.
Eight hundred Birmese are said to have been
killed on the occasion.
idyices have also been received, which state
that terrible battle had taken place between
Var Mahomet and Candahar, in which the latter
had been defeated, with loss of 1000 men.
| A ministerial crisis was threatened in Spain.
Gen. Pavia, it is believed, will succeed Bravo
Morillo as President of the Council.
| There had been immense new discoveries of
gold in Australia,
Letters from Constantinoole report a most
brutal attack on the passengers of the English
steamer while in the act of leaving the vessel
Several Englshmen were wounded,
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DUMPS and BATHING APPARATUS, 4
STREET Neworlean just received and large N
Force and Lift Pumps
seT Pumps Cooking Ransesi Bathing Tubs and SaoWs
Baths. All. =, H.. =. ,...,....
Description -, -. .,,-... .. q. ts-.,-. A., -
gar Stsabaa' work pft sfi sn sfs faghss aiGfaa
s.aspIy asi2eisd b,
~" Charges nesarse
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Bari Reindeer. Lawrence, aIsrseilas HGas
ARRIVED.
Steamship Mexico Place ndianoa Galveston
Ship Aghany symmss IS days from Philadelphia to H Ashtri4g
Ship Quebec Richardson days NswYo chase- dis
Steamboats,.
Aeck Scott, swon from ST.
Anna johnson, from Opeluusas.
FasRica s fs sfe from t &. Sa 3ila'
Towtoat Ocean, Menanigls from the pnssesow
Adsmf Gray and schr Fannie brought up Slips AIlegly
MEMORANDA
Scott left St Louis on She st ult-ln nor,
for Nsworleans steamers Uncle Sam, naranth Bunker HILL
t Captain ship uabec from NewYa-k re--.
having parted with the ship Memphis, NewYor
the aih u, of Gun Key sst ult
ward OF " Pass ship Union IRON Nc~Ycrk for this
EXPORTS
MARSELLESPer bark Reindeer 3a
GAlVEsToNPsr schr Es, Jane 10 bhls BREAD flour,
IMPORTS
head 50 hs. saIs. o PSs
Stake cleveland-J NJ Burns-Ond order.
NEW YoRK-Per ship Quebec: Assorted
fHilApELPHIA-Por ship Allegheny: Assorted mdae.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
ST @ ses no hhds tobacco sesas
b do shaw d. 40 t 1879
os Herrsl do 900 ss,k
a. nJ;,rb,u par..r %
ibis pork Martin Owen &coaoS do osinr oil Saw" ama os
PORK Hewitt Norton orderTotal Isl
', 80. ,,,.... ~ .,,.
fef steamer aslon ~ bb II * bos moasse III White
.oo ks potatoes 90 SKIS beans Gnd1 SACKS es
Att res-is DO Gn- do 100 sacks potatoes Peuaud fni!on
sundries to order
o. 5 a Sfs so s % .5
hides Olivier Baquiesundries to 0rdsrroa II bales
BAYOU Dr. Ba'ey bales Loyd&
SOU pos PeS'u's ID Days potatoes aAa suhdfes to ORDER
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Cotton, bales. Tobacco, hhds
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1851 ...:.....153ao 1851
"''e' yesterday... s5-14149s5 ls4 $3.50
1,430575 1861
Exnorted to date. .... 1,425076 84059
yesterday.... 00O-1 425075 0O0-S4059
stock on hand not cleared. 5299 1852
TOBACCO-We heard Of about 60 bids taken as fol
lows II hhds; at 5z. at g. and 10 at ~ II hhds
at 4D5a and "a hhds "a at Az and 10 at " u Is.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES--No change Sales confined
to small lots.
FLOUR-Market very dull, and we noticed sales Of
barely GOO bbs including 100 bbs Ohio in two lots at
So CO. 98 St. Louis at SO rs $50 Extra ST. Louis at 81 40
GDs4 621s, and 100 Choice at So 90 q Dbl
GRAIN-Corn was lower. with sales Of 200 sacks Infe-
ror at 3d. and 5000 in several lots in good order 56
bushel Oats also declining and 1000 sacks St
Louis sold at 3603Tt u bushel Of Bran 1000 sacks
disposed Of in several lots, mostly at s00s5e p
100 ID.
PROYISIONS-We noticed only retail transactions in
Pork at SCI 80 q Dbl for Mess There inquiry
for Bacon and 80 casks 10 p Ii for Sides
and sse for Shoulders Of Lard 100 kegs sold at NJ
and 100 kegs and Is terces at 12 = h. so kegs prime
Western Butter brought 1870 u ii.
ROPE--A lot Of 40 coils Fancy Rope brought 63ia
cash
WHIsKY-Extremcy dull, and small lots Rectfed
selling at 1876 u gallon.
FREIGHTs-A bark was taken for Bordeaux on a round
charter
EXCHANGES-The demand wac moderate at our quo.
tations:
Sterling. 1lOtt G111Q q
NewYork sixty-day Bills "a Ct disc
Sight Checks on Network parGDl4 = CT prem
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Worlds Safe C0sasS,assy.
FHHHE attantinn of the MI bic is called To the

FH7HE attention Of the public IS called to the
superiority of these NIL othe Our Saiet
entire principle. We first om rack
strongly from around which eon
chilling tile liquid metal making mPens
able the ehse drill and csabe Of resisting The bowsof d
sledss To the scentSc isoniy Mature m
Meh4n she leaves bolts stIaps riyss for the
them together Neither burning element make
sion the solid lined It'll with Ire proof wall ~
We Safes with LlLLEs
EMPIRE DRILL. AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
LOCKS really other vala
b We further thesis but little security Of the popular
Vaults They all the work Of mecha
often broken into experience has demonstrated.
prepared to furnish ut short notice s and
BANK VAULTS Banking Institutions Mercantile
Firms which will warranted Drill and Po~d,
Proof, when with Lilies Bank Locks
the above Safes Locks together with Day Newell
the Office oil W. W. WHrk, No
rrrhiS '. pET"TEES az street
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NOTICES.

q tOPARTNERsHIP i have this day asso
Sl:fsi Vt f." eSy5 sy g.
NTOTICE.-Au persons arc hereby warned
against trading band drawn " me in a.-or
for the s* hundred Sa sss
having s ed Said entitled and
jye '''' u A'' ''""'' ''S' FREDERICK R. PROCTOR
MO DEBTS, under any circumstances, will be !
paid by FRANK LYON and owners anl,ss contracted
rs written order I s5fak s s L ssss
EUGENE E. A. TALLAR1E holds our full
other Porsf sfss ETe
Nsv sts Es.@ss 5a sssH r. 1859. -
NEW Ro1S 5sGkss AR e.
EDUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Books
aK e s K z; ssR'f s11 Il e bES
10Y at the office Of the Mo- II Psei and
'"spse With seventh section # hs seSsE pro
IoH~ Calhoun, seeretcry. apis saaes
kADD FELLOWS REST Vaults in this
5AMEs R4 s sa
i street; T and NJ coNES at Co..
x95 s s BE- burial Ct .
chilli sso For all other ba1inis the price of Vault will be 49,
Fl I's "a ssgss the S
I myls si Il Secretary Of he Board Of Directors
FEsHE FINANCE COMMITTEE are prepared
IL poposs from of property for the sale of
~ 70 D M han fss. Deep
Bourbon Dph burgundy and between Canh and Cont
streets.
The Committee will also receive proposals. for the PURCHASE OF
Propoas Be m the s
August and be Tn D cSs ss
jy39 Fiaance Committee Of Board Assistant Aldermen.
SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT. CITY HALL,
/ NEwORLEAss June s, 1859.
FHyHE PUBLIC are informed that the Offices of
Il the DEPUTY SURVEYORS are located as follows:
G. BLANCHARD Deputy Surveyor for F and ourth Dstries
Office Poymnia Nayaies and Apollo
JaiHEAECOURT Deputy Surveyor for Second and Third Dis
t-icts Office usulne street. between Royal and Bourbon streets
lea L. H. PILE, City Surveyor.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
| OF THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW oRLEASs@
| NEwORLEAss, June 5, ls52
IN CONFORMITY with the provisions Of the
d Legislature State, approved May 1884,
| sufficient amount OF assets being on hand
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received Of this office until
the 18th September, 1851, the BONS Of the late
Municipality Number One TO the extent FORTY IttousAN
pay opened acted upon the said nth
September which be offered the
discount which fall due within the shortest period shall
be preferred and purchased the funds OF the Fund OF
Municipality Number One by the said Act Of May sa7
| -coMMIssIosRRs-
| AID. CROSSMhN, Mayor.
o. DEBUYS, Comptroller.
WAI. H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
WM. P. CONVERSE, Chairman Of the
| Finance Committee of the Board of Aldermen
L. II, PLACE, Chairman of the Finance
| Committee Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
| AL A les t1fthSept
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NEW ORLEhi;s mCEEY MARKET.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscETT,1
Wednesday Morning. August 4, 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
4iudear, Lawrence, aIarseiles LII Gale
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GALNESTuNPer steamship Mexico $4,000 specie Wanekeu
krchof Jos head cattle, so he's. calves Jno Mathematics
Sark-C Cleveand-J NJ Burns-nnd order.
NEW YoRK-Per ship Quebec: Assorted ndse,
PtlILADELPHIA-Pcr ship Allegheny Assorted n,dlc.
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REGULAR PACK Els.
v,7oR saoByLE.-Daily U. 8. Mail * at,

EvOR MOBILE .-Daily o. 8. Mail .szfE~-.,s
n Lassa,r'sr AIrangeInentThs NJ. q, 81
,nenId PACKET ELDkIt, Jobh 1rmt
Tasse and OREGON, R A. fn master, .syIns bes2 bnlt
synyssslv y tbg Lake ads 7psrior one
s6ga ltasr1e viii lsrve he '0ntehsrsn Haaosd DAf
~ syyiv "a LAKE of o'clock Stepping da a. Bay
Il f,s p ra8 PIaeaeoe.a snd tstonas, will stop
Par agodils Pass cd5istan sui Bsy ~ Lops dsig
yF Psaa+De.r with pgnt . go DOWN ~
he II o,eIork T. ~ viii taxe away frsgs
.lts- arrival Of the "a o'eteet ssFs -. =,
81. Ios and fss nrslah opshs " DE- e"
s.sarnss ca IEFOtffI4 or MOBILE leaving fahy -, .,
t- Way ooie 4ad Coast s1dtngs NJ" s@7e
Agen. minutes past esTen 9ctoc. 4.
II.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
N EW oRLEAN s

WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1862
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IMPORTS,

MARsEilLEsPer bark Reindeer Is; bales tobacco
GALNESToNPer scf Elx. Jane 10 bbs BREAD -four etc.
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EK1WENTY .FIYE DOLLARs REWARD. Ia,

u wv LIN I II WE DUIIaEGO hCV 1iHU TfN
Rau away yesterday from my office No. 20 Eplanaje ~
street Negro AUGUSTUS years DID, IA
hundred and
thty pounds brown eior recently from Norfolk fgnn
when spoken and SMILES
brown linen sick cotonaa pants full hos shirt k
with ht; has high toreha his
tn reward will b. ,ad 70,
delivery SENECA BEN NET, No. 16 Espa4ahe
a, that Masters sHanl nd
VESSELS bod under the ena
81 . the law. sSHuRaON j HSSoN
Dniy Dota peass sony, e
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rzzo STAIR BUILDERS. CABINET MAKER

AND CARPENTERS. the burning Mills Saturday
sh have lost all stock Of Mahogany Rose Wood Cedar and
Sewels Baluser but having stock Of MAHOGANY AND
CEDAR LOGS hand and having made arrangements with Saw
to fill all orders that have
WHITE PINE LUMBER shtl have
as0 TEN PINS AND BALLS As have
situated Delord Joseph Streets
CHERRY, WALNUT, ASH OAK, CLEAR WHITE PINE
ct complete. HENRY I. SHERMAN.
en3 5ttlW OH E, 10 St. Joseph ST.
ngEsXIC;AAlN GULF Ga
Ckidre, Champs Elysses-To PROCTOR
VILE Lake Borsne, distance miles Fare through
Ftiy Gents, Children and Slaves half price.
LEavE rtiE CITY AT 81 LEAVE THE LAKE AT6A
a. - 10 A. e. - - - p NJ
=. sr, N;
Ia for all business the Railroad
with the estate Of Alex.
Gordon, App FAREWELL Executor ly
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I1oR BILOXI and AM intermediate 60

u nAe- h
n Biloxi Packet SAINT lrEkkvr-5sJt
fIIARLES-The Substantial lake
built Lake sads
WITH good having thoroughly ovehaaed viii
Isave the RAILROAD regularly faht further ho) EVERY WEDNs
FRIDAY MORNING, arrival Of the O'Clock ezra and "a
SATURDAY EVENING arrival Of the o,el1ek Returnnz
yin leave BILOXI EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY
EVENING -. -z,.-
Inc the sae Of ths e4spt Wedn
morning. o'cigsf aud Saturday at
,3.iocL TfveyI r f-FsDbEss Agent IN Bsnk Place
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Ep1LOXI HOUSE, BILOXI, Miss. -Thepub- IN
lie are respectfully that this establishment vii -
open, the reception yiniors under the j.
Nixon Jane ATTACHED the house will 6e SInd
BAR ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS and BAL HOUSES
The TABLE will always supplied with the deeaelss tLg se
The house Ia surrounded by large
md Live Oak ubsrry Hickory Magnolia Bay Trees
we'll giving dense shade ev
when the sun il most vertical ndnceisnt
than oths house the coast account "
the of which 10 about two acres
lihe al educion will he made mys
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NyOLLYWOop HOUSE, Eastern Shore Of IA

Per Q,
Day. o.
LIZ Children ana Servants hs'fprice. my7 sm
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Naval Intelligence.

The United States brig Perry, Commander Richard s.
Psge, from cruise to the southward. was at Porto
Graude November q all we'll to return to Porto Praya
there to await the arrival Of the Commodore.
United States fdgate Congress, Commander G. Y
Peauon, flag ship Of Com. McKeever. at Rio ia.
neo October TO- to ia next day for st. GATHERINGS and
q cruee
United States frigate Saransc arrived at Maranham
November II, after grounding spit Of sand OF ST.
Marcos, and gettiIg of with slight damage.
BY letter received from oficer on board Of the
United States steam figate Saranac learn that that
vessel arrived Para Brazil on the 26h Of Oc a
ter apsage Of twenty days from Philadelphia In
sequence says the writer Of adverse winds, seldom
made Of sails although the weather very
wethereftre steamed all the way limited allowance
Of twenty tons Of coal day and averaged about $50
miles daily. II s likely will remain here about six
days in order to take in fresh supply Of coal and also
enable the Brazilian Minister to something OF the city
From this place will touch at Maranham, thence to
PeIDambuco, thence to Bahia and from thence to Rio
Jsneiro Officers and all well.-Norfok Herald
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fAaoy Dutch Aos1 inasuueA - sAs thlns thak 4
nsver proved iAsif coward. aespy = 20 may
think Rip - b, he follows the ensale. q ms eo.n-
Hy, and hs gsneraly. 70 uss the phrase q his
vas Vide s.sss on the sosh q Nay, isyS In Msekes
burg and be was awake On the morning Il ths nth
l771 when be fought the roysiists to the number q
ON the 1fh OF April I7Te when the naa whom he ssnt
70 the Confssnta Congress shouted out for
He vas vide IKE when he founded the hrst uuversi
tn. He was wide awake when he originated the first
geographical survey p,or to any State In this Union
he wide swske when he saved the money hs he'd
earned (syplauss and 70 always promptly pai1 every
dollar he owed frsm the time he res nan, Zap
plause) and had occasion to give his promis-
sory note at all, much Less to deny his signature
awake when no resolved to show his respect
for worthy and respectable gentleman called
George Washington, and raised marble monument(
executed by the best sculptor In the land to his memory
in der to make him familiar to his friends and 80 that
his children might have old Rips idea Of cloud
applause Let tell You he knows very we'll ell that
Is going In the great family household and how each
child is going on and he knows too about the Families
that Of kin 10 HIM. whisper to him that yen
think there thieves and enemies prowng around the
old homesse aud he oil tell you he knows them
and you will him upon his feet in Instant and
when he Is wanted he will DO readily hand, with
mans heart in bis BOSOM and mans strength In his
to do all mans duty; and when hs has done IT, he
will perhaps quietly Icy down again and whether he
IL too sleepy too modest really cannot say; but so 1t
is that after he hiss done al that should do he
tie nothing about It Ladies and gentlemen, this is
the picture Of Rip Van Wrinkle. I hope you like It,
cloud spplause.)
The audience then separated