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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-03-13

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Thy night is dark behold, the shade was deeper
In the old garden Of Gethsemane,
When that calm voice awoke the weary sleeper
"Could'st thou not watch one hour alone with
me? 2"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-03-13

This Church was composed of number Of
English and Welsh dissenters, and a few French
Protestants, who were accustomed at frst to Tor-
ship in connection with few Baptists' in store
house at the corner of Chestnut and Second streets
They continued there until l7O4, when smail
Presbyterian house of worship was erected in
Market street, between Second and Third streets.
-Ghri,tas Inst,pc<or. ...
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
CON G r E SIS.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Feb. "A.
Sendfe-1he annual report of the U. S.
Coast Survey was laid before the Senate.
Mr.. Weller introduced bill providing for
an overland mail from some point on the Mis-
slssippi river TO San Francisco.
The debate relative 10 the proceedings of
the Naval board was resumed.
Adjourned to Monday.
House.-On motion of Mr.. Cobb of Ga, the
Presidents annual message and the accompa-
nying documents were referred 10 the commit
tee of the Whole on the state of the Union.
MIR. Florence presented memorial from
A. II. Reeder, contesting the seat of ]. S.
Whitefeld as delegate from Kansas.
The memorial, together with others con-
testing the seats Of Messrs. Allen of Illinois,
Galego of New Mexico. and Eustis of Louisi-
ana, were referred TO the committee on cleo
lions.
The Presidents special message, in regard
10 Kansas, was taken up.
MIR. Houston moved to refer it to the COM
miitee of the whole on the state of the Union.
Mr.. Housion's motion prevailed by three
majority. Adjourned to Monday.
WASHINGTON, 18th.
Senate-Mr. Hamln gave notice of his in
ieniion 10 introduce bill TO amend and con-
soidate the Navigation, Revenue and Collec-
tion laws.
Mr.. Wilson offered resolution which lies
over under the rule, calling on the President
for information as to Kansas affairs, and what
measures had been taken to prevent the illegal
interference with the rights of the people of
the territory by persons not residents therein.
House MIR. Lane, delegate frum Oregon,
introduced bill to enable the people OF that
Territory TO form State government prelmi-
nary 10 an admission 10 the Union. Referred
10 committee on Territories.
Mr.. Dunn introduced bill re-establishing
the boundaries of Kansas and prohibiting sla-
very In the Territory and Nebraska. Re-
ferred 10 ihe committee on Territories Adj
Eastern times., 1856-02-21

MAD DoG.-We learn that mad dog was
killed yesterday morning, at the corner of Lis
bon and Chestnut streets. His condition
was first observed in one of the stores in Whit
mans Block, by Mr.. John Dorsett, who i'm
mediately took measures to despatch him. He
struck him with stake which chanced to be
near at hand, when the animal gave battle
He was assailed at that time by others who
happened TO be present, and after few vigor-
ous blows, gave up the ghost. The dog was
stranger, and no one knows whether he has
bitten other dogs or not.-Letciston Jour.
Eastern times., 1856-02-21

an act additional TO establish the Sagadahoc
Ferry Company.
House Resolve in relation TO the settle
ment of the account of the Land Agent, $500
over-expenditure on Mattawamkeag Bridge
was read second time, and on motion of Mr..
Levensaler laid on the table.
Passed.to be ngrossed-Bills extending the
time for filing the location OF the Kennebec,
Penobscot and Lincoln r. R.; to revive the
charter of the European and North American
Railway Co., and extend time for same to
incorporate South Kennebec Agricultural AID
Society.
Peti,ions presented and rge'red-Briggs
Turner and others, that the town OF White
field be set of from Lincoln County 10 Ken
nebec County; Reuben Lewis and others for
the same
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
ISAAC H. DUPEE,
DAGUERREAN & AMBROTYPIST,
HYDE's building, Front St., Bath, Me.

z. HYDE'S building, Front st., Bath, Me.
HAVING bought the right of Sagadahoc County, is now
prepared to take these beautiful pictures which are
admired by all who them By this method it only
qnres third Of the time required for Daguerreoype
Children can be taken in second Persons wishing
hkenesses Of their children have saying
they can not get them. All they have to do bring
them in TO me- can take them in any weather. and get
them natural and good the stormy weather just good
as bright day. These pictures reversed as
daguerreotype-arc more durable, and seen in any
light and natural than any other picture. You
can have pictures copied from others in this way any
size.
All are invited to call and examine specimens at my
rooms and for themselves Every attention paid
persons in want Of dagucrreotypes ambroypes my
rooms.
On hand good of Cases of all kinds Lockcts
Pins Rings, &c. sold at the lowest prices and warranted
to be as good as the best.
All work entrusted to my will be attended with
promptness and despatch No work will be allowed &c
away with any blemish spot on it.
Price reasonable.
Bath, Jan. 2g, 1856. 33tf
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
SEVEN DAYS LATER
T. Ho MI T. II H o Pc

The steamer Canada, frem Liverpool Sat
urday, Feb. I'd, arrived at Halifax al 4 A. NJ,
Sunday, 18th.
The London Moraing Advertiser has the
following unpleasant announcement -
'' We regret 10 hear that at an Interview
which Lord Clarendon and Mr. Buchanan had
together at the Foreign Office, on Tuesday,
very angry werds passed between them rela-
tive TO the Central American question"
The dispatches of Russian government COM
pleting and confirming the telegraphic an
nouncement of the unconditional acceptance of
Ausria's propositions, we're received at Wen
na 23d, and coGriers Immediately conveyed
them TO Paris and London.
A memorandum emhodyiag the propositions
have been sgaed at Vienna, sent to Paris and
London, and II is reported that the Congress
will meet at Paris, Feb. l7th-that very little
time Wiii be lost in the discussion. and thai the
whole ~itl be brought TO a conclusion BY Feb
25th.
The signing of preliminaries previous 10
the opening now only await arrival of Turkish
Plenipotentiary.
Il is stalled that Prussia refuses 10 agree 10
the conditions exac,ed by allies preliminary 10
her admission into the peace conferences, and
that consequently she will be excluded from
conference but be invited 10 sign the final deed
Of settlement.
Crimea correspondence from English camp
10 January 18th, reports army healthy. No
lncursion except Russians continue fire from
north forts.
Gortschakoff has handed over command 10
Luders, and issued neat valedic,ory 10 his
Crlmcan commanders.
January 9th the Russians made an expedi-
tlon over the ice TO attack Kertsch, but Gen.
Vivian being on the alert. they retired.
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
DOMESTIC PORTS.

PoRTLAND-Arl 18TH Ships John S Harris. Mack,
and Clara Ann, Patten Boston.
MoBILE-Cld 9Th, ship Herald. Drummond Havre
kEr WESr-Ar lst, brig c \ Zoe, King, Tortu.as for
n York
WILNISGroSN Car llth, b ig Monticello Tarr,
Boston.
New loRK-Cld l4th, ships South Carolina Stewart
Rotterdam; Amazon, Hovey, London Ontario Wood
Liverpool.
Ard 18th, ship Horatio, Crocker, Shanshae; 18th.
ship LAX Walton, bursley Singapore; VIM TaIscott,
Bell Liverpool
NEW ORLEANs--Ar 9th, Cambria. Perry Falmouth;
bark Milley, Gray Rio Janeiro; owed to sea 9th
ship Clara BrooYman, Remington; 3lst ships Dirgo
burlington, Kate Swanton Pelican State Is Victo-
ria Reed.
kEl WEST Id 26th, bark Brunette, Pinkham; in
port up Lavna Adams will receive sufficient repairs
TO drocced TO New Orleans.
CHAR1EsToN-Sld 10TH ships Alliance and Fanny
Fern, Liverpool.
NEw loRK-Cld 18th, ship John Henry.
BosToN-Ar 18th. ship Dashaway, tof Hal oweD Ne,
Clintock, Calcutta, Oct l9, SAM Heads 9th: below
ship Crusader, from Apalachicoa; cid ship Clara Ann
laen, Portland TO load Tor Havana: brig Vesta Fra
tus Galve ton.
HOLMES HoLE-Ar, sch Boundarv, Lunt Jackson
vile for th with loss of part of deck oad lumber
New ORLEANs-Ar 5tl sch Diadem, Weber New
York: adv, ship William, Berry for Georgia
SAvANAH-C'd 9th, bark Savannah, Burke New York
WILMINGTON Car 10th brig Amanda Jane Cove
Boston
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
PASINA Feb. 4

PANAMA, Feb. 5.
CdnnibaIs Chastised.-The U. 5. sloop of war
John Adams E. b. Boutwell, commander, ar
rived at this port early on Sunday morning
from Fejee Islands, via. Valparaiso. The John
Adams left this port IN July last, bound to the
Fejee Islands, to inquire into and seek repara-
lion for many cruelties committed by the ma
tives, and to demand indemnity for the plunder
of several American ships trading and fishing
on the Fejean Archipelago. During the cruis-
ing of the John Adams in the Fejee group of
islands. five sharp engagements took place be-
tween her crew and the caRnibals of Polynesia
Five of their largest towns were burnt. and all
the houses therein reduced to ashes, An i'm
portant treaty was also ratified between Com
mander Boutwell, and Tui Vite or Thokamban
the king of Fejee, on behalf of the American
government.
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
Nrutbs.

In this city, 11th nst Mr. John Young aged o. years
In this city, 18th inst, Chrstana T. Carney, aged
years.
In Arowsc, 18th nst Mr.. Joseph Tarr, aged 6S yrs.
In Lisbon, Ann Burnett wife OF Emery Sawyer Of Port.
land, aged l9 years months.
In Dresden, Mrs Ann Bowman relict Of the late Hon
Judge Bowman, distinguished civil officer in the time Of
the American Revolution, aged 81.
In Lewiston, Jemma, wife of Samuel Forsayth, aged
years
In Brunswick, Alexander Cambell, aged 80 years.
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
Murriu9rs.

In Phpsburg 3oth ult, by Rev. d. p Russell, Mr. An
drew c. Crosby to Miss Anna j. Rce Mr. Albert Weeks
Miss Lydia l.. Crosby.
In Rocklani, Mr.. John L. Singhi to Miss Frances T.
Blackngton; Mr.. James Duncan to Miss Jane T. Weed all
OF Rockland.
In Lawrence Mass, Frederick A. Crowel (Prnter for
merly Of Gardiner Miss Adeine W. Northey formerly
Piitston.
In Brunswick Benz. Grafam of Lewiston Miss Mary
Estes of b.
In Lewiston, William NJ Coombs of Bangor, to Miss
Harriet j. Berry, of Auburn.
Eastern times., 1856-02-21

RuSAwAr.-On Thursday horse attached
TO a sleigh in which were two boys, became
frightened in turning one of our corners, upset
the sleigh, and started down street, running
against one or two others and doing csnsidera-
BILE damage, jumped over The embankment and
railing at Lemont & Halls Office Ia twenty
five foot jump) ran down upon the ice, and
strange to say, ran up the steep slip into one
of the saw mills. The millman caught him.
Fortunately, he was not apparently injured l.
The team belonged in Bath.-BrunsDick Tel
cgraph.
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
Bath, Jan. {, 1856.

SCoTr MCRSE < Co. under the necessity of calling
all those indebted to them by note account whose
term of credit has expired, make immediate payment
enable them to meet their immediate and pressing abl-
ties Don't say "We will pay the Interestingly don't
need it." We do need it. and must hare princp and
terest to do justice creditors and ourselves What
would do if your creditor told You yol did need
your pay, and did not pay you Could You buy your
bread and pay your debts We in the condi-
ton Therefore, need to do justice and
to yourselves. All notes and of than three
years standing, with others, will be left with some
to cncct who will call pers 1nay, unless ;here
special agreement to the contrary So about this time
look out tor a STORM! ~
Bath, Jan. !, 1886 1y30
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Hiram James, conveyed to the subscri-
Der by Mortgage Deed dated August IS, 1852 recor-
ded in Sagadahoc Registry vol pages 136-T certain
parcel of land in Bath and bounded follows wit:
Begnning at the south Of Rufus III. Grants
land and the north side of Beacon Street. $50 calle)
thence running northery by said Grants land sixty feet
stake, thence westerly and parallel with said Beacon st
forty feet, thence souhery sixty feet said Beacon St.
thence easerly by said Beacon St. forty four the
first mentioned bounds" Notice is hereby given that the
dtion Of this Mortgage having been broken claim
Oreclose the same. J.T. GILMAN.
Bath, Feb. 20, 1856. 3w36
Eastern times., 1856-02-21

~ The old and true maxim that of preventa-
tive is worth pound ofcure will be fully realized by those
who make Of G. W. stones Liquid Cathartc and Fam
lily Physc as it cleanses the blood from all mpurty frees
the stomach from bile, produces healthy action of the
liver, and perfectly regulates the bowels it also
all local pains, prevents and dysentery diarrha
cholera morbu cholera strengthens the whole system,
and perfectly agreeable the taste.Tor Popui 2n36
Eastern times., 1856-02-21

BOSTON, No. Oliver Street, Nov. ., 1913.
DR. HArDES Dear Sr,-On the 18th Of this month
was taken dangerously with pains throughout my
whole body, with much fever and great distress in my
head By advice concluded to give your pills trial.
took three which afforded almost instant relief
for one can truly that without any exception they
the best medicine have used also recommended
them to sick friend who informs he has received great
Dement, from their and eNtols them above all Others
lm36 J. B. TRENHOLM
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
State of Maine,

LINCOLN, Ss-4ta Probate Court held at Wiscasset
on the 4th day Of February, 4. ID. 1856.
ORDERED, that Adam IIemont, Guardian Of the Minors
" and Heirs at Law of Samuel S. Lem1n late Of Bath
deceased notify all interested THAT Account Of
Guardianship the Estate of said Minors will be offered
for allowance alta Probate Court at WscaSset the first
Monday of March next, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, when and
where they may be present if they
Notice to be given by publishing aesed copy of this
Order in the Eastern Times successfully be-
fore said Court Given under my hand this fourth day Of
February A. d. 1856
ARNOLD BtANEY, Judge Of Probate.
Copy Attest f. EuorE Jr., Register. 3w34
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
Caucus-Phipsburg.

The friends the present State Administration
quesled to meet at the TOWN HALL. in Phipsburg.
Saturday, the day Of February 1885, at o'clock p NJ
consult together upon matters relating affairs
and any other business that may come before the meeting
Per Order Of the Town Committee.
Phipsburg, Feb. 20, 1856.
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
Home Manufactures.

We intend to do all work well it done anywhere
and as cheap in proportion quality.
We are planning Boards, Piank, Deck Joist Clapboars
&c, az well and cheap it is done anywhere else.-
We also planning Mouldngs of all descriptions,
furnish them by the foot plane them for others We
also manufacture round Balusters OF different Sizes or
der and keep them on hand for sale.
We are also prepared for Planning, Throating and Fit
ting ships Knees Turning Stanceons, making Plugs and
saving Wedges for Planking, Launching and lor Treenas
short notice.
Doors Sashes and Blinds of common sizes, constantly
hand and for sale. Also pankng, Launching and Tree
nail Wedges and Plugs for sale.
With good machinery, good stock good workmen, and
prompt attention, prepared do work. and
think satisfy reasonable public that we deserve
share Of their patronage. Call anil see.
SCOTT MORSE co.
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
PORT OF BATH.
DISASTERS.

Brig Rolling Wave, now at Aspinwall, was TO have
been sold at auction 18th inst with all her sails anchors
&c She IS 2SI tons and built in this city in 1854
Sch Cyclone, lof DresdenD Gichrist, which W. Mt
ashore ON side of Nanluck llth inst is from Darien
for Boston, wit yellow pine timber 1t is thought she
VIII be got off after disg deck load Capt Bayev and
Gichrtst as ABOVE both mistook Sancotty Light for
that OH Cav Head
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
TRENHOLM.

HoPE.-How the afflicted soul exuts IN pros
pect Of immediate relief listens the wonderful story
oft of 60 W. stones Liquid Cathartc and Fam
lily Physic which is indeed an heavenly argosy, fraught
with remedial blessings for the sick We feel that we cam
not do heer service than to recommend to every
lily in the land. lm36
Eastern times., 1856-02-21

SINGULAR AccIDENT.-Mr Timothy Down
ing, of Minot, met with 4 singular accident.
lie was IN the woods with a team, and at
tempted TO break off hemlock limb which
had bothered his cattle. Selling the limb
with both hands, he threw himself back to tear
II off, when his foot slipped in the snow. The
consequence was, his left leg was broken
about three inches above the ankle joint, and
the lgaments Of the foot somewhat separated.
The accident happened in the afternoon, but
Mr.. Downing still kept about his work for the
remainder Of the day, and the next morning
harnessed his horse, and cane 10 this village
for DR.. Garcelon. After driving around all
the forenoon, he found the Doctor, who re-
paired the injured limb. The patient is doing
well.-AdUOcdte.
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
Administrators Sale.

Y virtue Of license from the Judge OF Probate for Lin
- con County, shall sell at Public Auction, ON Satur-
day. the 18th day OF March next, at o'clock p NJ on the
premises all the real estate Of the late George Maxwell
late Of Bowdoinham deceased consisting OF
arm and all the buildings thereon situated excepting
dwelling house. SAMUEL Ii, FULLER
Bowdoinham, Feb 5, 1856. 5wJ4s
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
A Medicine for the Peoule.

No good medicine be before the public any length Of
time, without being counterfeited. So in the case Of
HALLS CoUGH BA-sAM this medicine has for ITSELF
celebrity Thousands will testify to its efficacy
ing diseases of the Throat and Lungs fair trial will
convince the most Sceptical. 2m34
Sold in Bath by lildreth L Sampson and A. G. Page.
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
JOHN C. PIPER,
PATTE RN NH A Ia ER
And Manufacturer of

Composition Ornaments, Ship Caps.
Ventiiators and Mouliings of every description
ii AVING the aid Of Steam power in the building of
Messrs ELEMs TIBBErrs, is prepared to do Sweep
and Frett Saving of all kinds.
Also Picture aud Mirror Frames Of every sye manufac
tured to order.
Having procured the services of experienced Burnsh
Glider, all work in that department will be done in the
best Old Frames re-gilded and made look
well az new. Entrapce on Broad Street SO
Eastern times., 1856-02-21

g On Wednesday evening Of next week,
there is to be Levee at Columbian Hall, un-
der the direction of the United Daughters of
Rechab, the avaiIs of which will be dispensed
amongst the destitute of our city.
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
EASTERN TIMES
81 MARINE JOURNAL. 81

SriNSoN K Co, No Long Wharf, Boston, sare Agents
Tor the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath Boston, Capt
snson is tavoraby known experienced merchant
shpmaster formerly of this city All business entrusted
to him will be attended with prompncss and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
.AC"oF "

HE subscribers have established a Mandatory for ma
king DOORS, SHES, BLINDS, &c, and having pro-
cured the necest and most Ioued Machinery at a
great expense, with the best ofworkmen solicit their
Of the public patronage. We invite all in the
above articles call and examine for themselves as we
think satisfy them that is for their interest," as
Eastern times., 1856-02-21

CoNcERr.-We learn that the Cornet Band
will give an entertainment at the City Hall on
Saturday evening.
Eastern times., 1856-02-21

Ladies' List.
Averill Eizabethk Marshall Catherine
Averill Sarah Mari Elvira
Bryant Lizzie Mansir Mary Z
Barstow Sally McKinnun Ann
Baker Mrs Capt McIntire Elizabeth
Brown Margaret Mckenney Naomi A
Baisdell Sarah Mason Cynthia
Burgess Mary A Parsons Nancy
Curtis Mary B Pasean Nancy
Coombs Henrietta Parsons Nancy II
Clark Mrs Joseph Potter Ann Z
Dunton Harriet Percy Mary
Doyle Angelne Robertson Sarah
Doyle Abigail Rich Alvra
Fuller Orisa A Rich Aleury
Fish Martha Richards Ernina
Forester Lucy Seavey Hannah
Freeman Sarah Stphin Julia
Huston Ann Staples Lucy
Hatch Mary 1 Sherman Maria
Hubbard Mary Scwell Miss
King Mary Ann Smith Mrs
Maxim Caroline G Sabine Elizabeth
Murphy Ellen Stinson Martha
Mitchell MaryD White RoSalie ii
Marston Mary Jane Wormwood Margaret
Martag Mary
IL Persons calling for letters will please mention
advertised. To the postage Of each dfUerfiscd
ter, one cent uiH be added.
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
Valuable House Lets for Sale.

ES HOUSE LOTS, eonrrised in that tract &c land
W known as Ike Sewa tie d, lying between High and
Lincoln and norh nI Green street. offered for
sale
4S o these lots lying north Of contemplated street
90 feet wide which is he located through the centre
extending from Lincoln High street. into which
IL VIII oeu nesr she hoysse of JuAe Sith con
Gus With Oak street, 81 feet de by deep
the remaining 20 lots lying betwee the above
new street and Green street. s. ee vide, aud rods
deep all OF which me laid right angles with the
streets and therefore give ample eommo,liou .
dwelns-hou>e and all other necessary buildings ogrth
er with garden spot sufficiently large
These tn most valuable building lots now within
the limits OF the city and the whole field or ANY mum
ber of let's down to one, can be purchased
terms. Title unidentified.
Further Inflammation resnectins them can Ire obtaine
on oninquring Of ID PAYNE Middle street, on of Rev.
). +. Dixie, High street. 27tf
Rafh Dec
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
PAY UP.

MISSES FIELD & MORSE being about to close
VI up business in Bath, would respectfully request all
debted to them to call and settle without delay All ac-
counts remaining unsettled March lst will be left with an
attorney for collection.
Bath, Feb. Is. 1856. tf3s
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
New Goods! New Goods

fT1lE very latest arrival at ID. T. PERCY'S, No Q
Kely's Block large lot of and seasonable DRY
AND FANCY GOODS, SUCH as Silks, Shawls and Dress
Goods; Embroderes, White Goods of every description
Domeses of all kinds, Flannel of every grade, Table
ems, Embossed Covers Linen Bosoms, Paris do Stamped
Collars and Bands, &C. &c, together with good
ment of thick Cloths for mems and boys wear.
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
GOOD!
Grand Military Ball.
Ladies.
The New Liquor Law
Has nothing TO do arHh GROUTS
seHiHr CT0fhinr.

Has nothing TO do arith GROUTS s
selling Clothing.
Fresh frcm Boston lot ofclothrng has come,
Where the l;rw says SHALL sell o more ram,
And you'd better believe my assortment complete
With rigs for y"ur boly, from your head Your feet.
Precipitation may tell you to try a thin cont
That in Summer breczrs viii gracefully float.
All, eentss 6routs the that lias them on hand,
The fashions and ftbrics equally grand.
If still you are quoting the high price OF -four,
And all the provisions you daily dcvour,
Then Gruu is the man, and his store,
Hen sell you even cheaper than before.
Call in and look at goods il you will,
Wen show them cheerully as we now DO our bill,
Come look for the proofand judge for yourselves,
OF the Ready made ciohug piled on our shelves
Come Comet! Come 10 GROE7"S!!t
Three doors North Elliot Block Front Street Bnth
Maine. II. y ROTT
July Z, 1855. 4
Eastern times., 1856-02-21

baltimore Family, Extra and Fancy Flour Genescc
u various brands. Southern Yellow Corn ami Neal for
sale at prcts to correspond with the fall in the Southern
Markets, by
Jan. Z. MCCLELLAN DENNIs& co
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
FOREIGN PfJtSTS

At San Juan Me 9TH, bris C II Sampson: uuc
Ar at Cienfuegos 25th, brig Philip Larabee Auld
Bath. Ni
Ar at Havana 9TH, G W Barter. Barter, Bath 9th
sid lst brrk Brunette, PM ham Pensacola to return
to Havana with lumber at S9l. per Meet.
AZ Mantanzas 9th, bark Corinthian, Edgecomb, wig;
Lucindia Tarr wig -
Ar at ,,arieans 29th ult, sch Metis Crane Bath
Al at Havana 5th brig 5 W Baxter Baxter path:
"a lst INST brig Rio Grande, Mc'Cabe, Portland
Crimea, Slower Pensicola; in port Sth shil Wabash
Hutchns. 10 load for Venice at "a 10 per ten.
Ar at Mantanzas 3d. rk Lucinda farr New York
Ar tCardenas 9Th, brig VIM A Drew, IIolbrook
Portland.
Eastern times., 1856-02-21
NeW@paperS-
NEW BOOKS.
Corn and Flour.

DER SCHOONER PERU from New York $500 bushels
(meang) Corn, SOS bbls 'Gar,len CITY" mills 100 do
Buckeye Stae do, 100 do Magnolia do; 100 Shawmut
st Lous so do Akron City do (0hO ~ do l. PutnaAs
do Genessc Double Extra. EoY sale by
Oct. S. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS co.