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Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-29
CORONAT1ON o. ALExANpER.

The following paragraph, descrip-
tive Of the actual Gro HInIIg, is from the
letter of the corrsspolldent of the
Daily Nea0s; dated Moscow, Sept 8.
The emperor ana empress being
seated in the ancient throne of the
czars in the Church Of the Assumption,
the regalia was properly arranged, and
another burst of deyout harmony came
from the invisible ckeir. The Metrop-
olitan then presented a profession of
faith, which his majesty must read,
and which he did read on this occasion
with due emphasis and discretion.
The documents, which was exceeding
ly lengthy, took upwards of ten min
utes in the reading during which pro-
found silence reignea in the church. =
Immediately after, the emperor was
invested with the state mantle, and
here followed the most interesting
feature in the days proceedings.-
Taking the crown, IN Immense one
blazing all over withsadiamonds-up
with his two hands, he placed it on his
head, thereby intimating that from no
earthly power, priestly or law, did he
receive sovereignty. Then making a
sign to the empress, who knelt submis-
sive before him on a golden cushion,
he just touched her forehead with it,
and Immediately replaced it on his
own head. This was moment Of
intense interest. The empress mother,
who had borne up with immense forti-
tude, burst into tears; and the whole
of the congregation, as they fell on
their knees in honor of the rite, sobbed
and cried like children. What history
did not those tears Of the empress
mother recall?
More than quarter of century
before she had received a similar honor
from the greatest sovereign of his time
had long after shared his thoughts, hi:
lows, and his sorrows; and now she
stood aIone-the great man had passed
away, and to another hand was about
to be con6ded the powerful sceptel
which it had been so long her happi
ness to share in welding, This wa
the eliminating point of the ceremo
NAL. Then came the amounting: the
administration Of the sacrament to The
Emneror in both forms, the Empires,
in one: the mass, and other ceremo
mails purely religious; and finally, thu
congratulations, which the Emperol
received with great dignity. and self
possssession. At the same time hi
countenance wore a care-worn ant
saddened look, and he eseemed like on,
who felt oppressed with the sense o
an awful responsibility. Now came tn,
moment for which 10000 people out
side had been waiting with exemplar!
patience. A gorgeous processioni issuet
from the church door. IA front was
splendid canopy, under which walke'
the emperor, with the imperial mantle
There were the standard, the seal, an,
the sword of the empire, the grea
j functionaries at a respectful distanc
behind, and the dismounted gsdrdes
cheUoz in their golden cuirosses, lininI
the way. From . hundred band
4 b
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-29
HOW WOLVES CAJOLE AND CAPTURE WILD
HORSES.

Wherever several of the larger wolves
associate together for mischief, there
are always numerous train of-smaller
ones to follow in the rear and act as
auxiliaries in the work of destruction.
Two large wolves are sufficient to des-
troy the most powerful horse and sell
dom more than two begin the assault,
although there may be a score in the
gang. It is no less curious than anus
ing to witness this ingenious mode Of
attack. IF there is no snow, or but
little on the ground, two wolves ap-
proach in the most playful and cares
sing manner, lying, rolling and fresk-
ing about until the too credulous and
unsuspecting victim is completely put
of his guard by curiosity and famili-
arity.
During this time, the gang, squat
ting on their hind quarters, look on at
a distance. After some time spent in
this way, the two assailants separate.
when one approaches the horses head
and the other his tail, with shyness
peculiar to themselves. AT this stage
of the attack, their frolicsome ap-
proaches become very Interestingly is
in right good earnest; the former is .
mere deeoy, the latter is the rea
assailant, and keeps his eyes steadily
fixed on the ham-strings Or flank o
the horse. The critical moment is theI
watchedand the attack is simultaneous
both wolves spring at their victim a
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-29

A plain unlettered man came. from
the back country in the State OF, Ala
bama, to Tuscaloosa, and on the Sab.
bath went early to church. .Igt
He had been accustomed to attend
meetings in school houses and Trivate
dwellings, when each one appropriated.
to themselves the first seat they found
unoccupied. aH- q,
He selected there seat IN a con-
venient slip, and waited patiently the
assembling Of the congregation
The services commenced. Present
ly the music of a full toned organ
burst upon his astonished ear; be had
never heard one before. At the same
time the gentleman who owned the
slip came up the aisle, with his lady
leaning upon his arm. ll.
He approached the door of the slip,
he motiOned to the countryman rOcOme
out, in order to give place to his lady.
The movement the countFyman did
not comprehend, and from the sitaa-
ton of the gentleman and lady asso-
ciated as it was in his mind with the
music, he Immediately concluded that
cOtillion, or French contra dancey or
some other dance was intended
Rising partly from his seat, he said
to the gentleman and lady, who was
still beckoning to him, Excuse me-
sir; excuse me, if you please-lL don't
dance" 1 81 "a Il .s.le
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-29
a friend of ours. tbeother day, vas

A friend Of ours, the-other day, was
aceosted in one of our streets with the
words, 'D6 you know the time, sirl"
Upon which he pulled out his watch,
and after consulting it, returned it too
his pocket cooIly replying to the inter-
rogatiye, "Yes, sir, / do" and then
walked of, leaving the qliestioner
abashe .iliiculous way cf
i. ;r;;r,,, SS'-as a->sas i'ls
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-29
RATES OF ADVERTISING:

Cash in advance will be required for all advertise
raeuts except where actual responsibility is known
Ten. per cent for each change be added to the
above Iates,
Standing Business Cards Of FIVE lines or less, fol
one year, $500.
No advertisements viii be considered by the year
unless specified the manuscript or previously
agreed upon between the parties.
. Advertisements not marked on the copy fora spec
fed number Of Insertions will be continued until or
dered out and charged accordingly.
All advertisements from strangers or transient per
sons TO be paid in advance.
The privilege Of yearly advertisers viii be confined
r,ssy to their own business; and all advertisement
pot pertaining thereto, TO be paid for extra.
All loaded advertisements charged double the above
rates. a.,
Advertisements on the inside exclusively will be
charged extra.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-29

A little boy was munching b BIT Of
gingerbread, his mother asked who glye
it to him. "Miss johnson gaFe it TO
me. s'And did you hank herifcr it?"
inquired the mother. syes Idi1, but
] di,ln' Il tell her So. silent gratitaoe
ezernPlihed
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Liau0rs, Wines DC,

r ONGW0RTH'S pure Sparkling Ca
IL tawba--B Best in town. Longworth' 3
Ladies Sweet Wine Lengworth's pure
Catawba Brandy. Longwofth's zi'nmer-
mans Sparkling Isabella Loomis' Dry
Catawaba Mumm's Cabinet Champagne,
pints and quarts; Mumms Hockhemer,
js4e, g. Peters Imperial Cherry Cordial /;
Dangers Guignolet Imperial Brandy. 30
years old; Chartelss Dor, Lafayette and
Hinet Castillion Brandy Old Nabob Rum
Jamaica Rum. Madeira and Port Wine !.
Awack, Sherry, schnapps, kirsb- Wassar,
Dantzick and other Fine Cofdials. Clafet
aud White Wines, Old Monongahels, 1ns.
ealoosa, and Burbon Whisky, Stuffed
Olives. Anchovies, tSa,dipes, English Pick
les, Salmon, HOLSTERS, French and Amell-
can Pickles, Worcestershire Sauce, Fine
and Extra Cigars, &c, sc.
Which am wiling--in fact anxious %
Exchange lor specie paying currency. silver
or GOLD tiuly3l JOSHUA BEALu
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:
NEW GOODS
At the Philadelphia rhanp stora

At the PhtladslphiB Cheap Store
THE PUBLIC are invited 10 call and ex-
/ anime the new assortment just feeeiv-
ed at tiis establishment. consisting Of the
following! ....==..
Piece very heavy Plain Black eros de
Rhine Silk; Pieces very handsome Plain
black Rarfege. A few patterns o. Plaid
and Satin Striped ditto. a small agqurt-
ment OF very handsome Emb'd. Hdkfs !;
pmh'd. Collars Sleeves, Chemlssttee md
Worked Bands, black lace Neils Filet,
Mills, &c.
Ia addition b HE above, they have re-
eeived q very large assortment of Ribbons,
in all colots and widths vi ich vii lie sold
at such prices az will make it The interest
of q waiting ihese goods 10 give The es-
tahiIslfiueut call lunelt
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Gbr Dailp Gp1net.
BATON ROuGE.a":JULY II, 1850.

AN EXPLANATION lin our yester-
days edition, communication erept
in, asking The question =" Who IL W.
| Hamilton" We did dot see Il I'M
Ill this morning, when we found Il in a
very crude and imperfect state. II
should, and would have been answer.
ed under other circumstances at the
time IL appeared. Mr., w. I. Hamil-
ton, Is a member OF the legislature
from the Parish of Natohitoches Tie
introduced the address and resolutions
removing Mr.. Hufy, from the Office
Of Sheriff Of Orleans.
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WASHINGTON, July Sin the Sen
ate, the Committee on Territories re-
ported back the House Kansas, Tope-
ka bill, amended by substituting the
Senate bill, The amendment was ad-
opted, and the bill passed.
The House postponed the considcra-
ton Of the Brooks affair, in oonse.
quence OF its being before the court
to-day. Mr., Orr, moved the previous
question on bills passed by the Senate
for improvement of the mouth of the
Mississippi, 81, Glars aud st. Mary's
rivers, all of which we're passed in the
House by constitutional majority =
Mr., Wsshburn, Of Illinois, gave notice
that he would move TO pass over the
bills now before the Committee Of the
Whole, aud ask the passage Of all other
internal improvement bills heretofore
reported. The House then adjourn.
cd.
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MACHINERY ron The PEEITrNTt
ARy.---Twc engines Of Is inches eyliu.
dor aud five foot stroke, are now be.
ing manufactured by Messrs. Niles 4
Co. of Cincinnati. for the Peni'en.
,iary at this place. The engines are
10 be Of tho very best style Of work
manship, and are to be delivered in
working order BY tho 1st Of October.
They are to cost $4,000.
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Gan. GApspEN's DEpARruRs--
General Gadsden. Envoy and Minister
TO Mexico, and suite, Col. ], w. Iuge,
and John A. Godfrey, Consul for Gpya-
mas, leave New Orleans, this morning
on the steamer Texas, 10 resume their
official functions and responsibilities
in that Republic, Delta 14th inst.
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r. G. MoNTAN
Notioe Of Go.y'artnsrship.

THE undersigned have this day entered
into co partnership, under the style q
M0NTAN & iIUGUEJ, for the purpose
OF carrying on the Hardware business, in
all OF its various branches respectfully sol
icit the patronage Of the public, assuring
them thet in future as large and varied
stock can be found at theft stand, and sold
as low as any house outside Of New Or
leans u. G. MOETAN,
aplB ]. 8. HUGUET.
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10 The ehsritably disposed, who
would aid the sufferers by the over
flow Ct the rivers Rllone, Saone and
Loire, will find the subscription list,
still open ut the store of l.. Bonnecaxe
on Lafayette street.
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NOTICE.

V'tiF UNDERSIGNED Wishing to quit the Livery
i business, Ii willing to sell 90 LIBERAL
TERMS, The Stables are well stocked with H0R
sEE, CARRIAGES AND BUGaIEs Would pre-
fer good man for PARTNER One that I, ould
take charge of business. lie also wishes TO SELL
TOWN PROPERTY, and will do so ON LITERAL
TERMS. The two Stables are nj this time feeding
Horses at &c cts. per SINGLE FEED, and will
continue until farther notice.
Apl, 28etf ROUT. BEAL'
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Land at n RargaiM,

900 ACRES Of we'll timbered land,
O.lO admirably adapted for wood
yard, The land is located in the Devils
Swamp, about II miles above this city,
and fronts the river. Thirty acres Of it are
under fence and in cultivation. A bargain
may be had, by making immediate appli-
cation to
july9-tf L. E. POWERS & co.
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Fresh .Hrs.is,syIs.

PORCELAIN Preserve Kettles la|l
| szes) Family Tea, and Butter Scales /,
HulI's patent--impoved eoncave & anvil
Nutetacker, Dissten's Saw backed Butcher
Knives MahogsnyAZipc ringed Butter
moulds. MnNTAN IL HUGUETs
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TNe KagNssg Furnace.

ETTEHs PATENT FOR TIE UNITED sTATEs
IL were granted to SAMUEL II, GILMAN, Of No.
n Matches street, New Orleans, under the date
of Dee. D. ta5d, for q furnace for burning wooD
and BAdAEEll.
The Furnace combines the following qualities,
as fully proved In taking on
aEFFN 1R0fa THE fisEyFN7' HEdSDN
1st.--it works entirely by a natural draught,
and without the aid of blower.
2d.=Att eunta ins no Crate Hara or either irons
In the interior
Bd.Att never requires stoppaEe efthe mill to
have its ashes eearned out.
4tia-The nasasae IL never stirred or tpuebeh
after 1t arrives in the furnace.
bth.~--H burns all the Bagasse. md makes
steam enough 80 ruin The mill engine. steam
battery, aud q pumping engines
7htsi Ne oHip Fut s,oee that has f1ten nfa crop
IN Louisiana IN compliance sci4t the dbons fge
conditions,
1eiis furnace makes M pfetenson 10 burn Dag
nsse alone. end dies not resemble any other
furnace IN single feature Of its firm In the
principles upen which II works, n, In the results
which II produces neither does IL approach the
rights of any Their party reports circulated to
the contrary nre dtnete tricks of trade" know n
~ he false by those who make them and nalcna ted
only to deceive the public, and palm of articles
that cannot stand rpnn their own merits. Ne
person Will hn allowed to sell. matte. ~ use my
patent Fufnace without authority from me /:
aud all persons having such authority will be
hilly guaranteed In ts nndislutbed use and pos.
spssiuu4
My Patent furaate s "a applicable TO n train
ofketties aa to steam boilers; and an prepared
10 contract TO tply It to burning the Bagasse to
bell cane Juice in the tenniDn train of kettles.
under satisfactory guarantee to The pur-
chaser.
treatise on The whole subject. In phampet
form, With drawings Sc, to be had of the subscr-
her, by mail or otherwise.
SAMUEL II. GILMAN.
81 Natohes street.
fb1 Sind d New Orleans
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1.-THE committee from the Police
Jury, appointed to receive proposals
for building new Court House, for
this Parish, give notice that owing to
delays 10 receiving plans and specitica-
tons, The time for opening proposals
is extended to the 4th day of August
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MONTAN g. HUGUET.
m Otiee.

THE undersigned has this day associated
1 with him in the Hardware business
JOHN $. HUGUET, and thankful 10 hia
patrons for thoir liberal patronage, solicts
continuance Of past favors for the new
firm.
apls y. G. MONTAE
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1-0ne Of the resources of the Minnesota
is from the sale oflumber, from which it
is estimated that sS,6oo'ooo will be rece.
lived this year.
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Now Orscning.

A LARGE assortment OF China, Glass
n and Flint Ware, ornamented Toilet
Sets, China and Tin Water Coolers, as
sorted SUES, Sel(Sealng Fruit Cans, So
lar, Hall, and Astral Lamps.
Also, Just received fine assortment of
Rocking Chairs, Armolrs, tables, &c. &c
iulyt0 J. PIPER & co
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FOR SALE.

TNHE PROPERTY acquired by -
l. the ladies of Sacred Heart of |ssss,s
J. j. Burk, consisting 0. some fifteen I'LL I'LL
acres Of land and buildings and improve
ments, all in good condition, subject to a
Temporary lease. For terms and details,
apply to Father Ahadie at the Jesuits Col
lege or TOD. ], Burk, at his office on Lafay-
cite Street July s If.
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rFHE ATTENTION Of families md
j others is called to the stock Of Family
Groceries, al the N. l.. Corner of Court
Of Coult House Square Consumers In the
lower tnl Of town can be saved the neees-
sity Of running up town ms fat as Church
street for barrel OF Flour or key Of Lard,
by stopping here. Articles sold nj this es-
tablishrhent are extlasively of the best quail
nv. and will bear the closest scrutiny
Prices range but slightly above quotations.
may2i M. G.. BRYAN.
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ns~ Attention is asked, to the notice Of
Sheriff Babin, to-day. He gives II, In or.
der to prevent unpleasant difficulties that
might arise. One At a time, and each one
in regular turn, is the motto.
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To Engineers ~ the Fire Department

70 Engineers ~ the Fire Department
or RA70N ROUGE
A s AGENTS of the Manufacturers. We
IN n!ler at Factory prices INDIA RUB
BIER BETTING, HOSE and PACK ING
Also, Oak tan'd. stitched and cemented
Leather Betting
Description as follows
3 ply India Rubber Betting, from to 10
inrhes 4 nly India 1t u tt 4 tn 90
Hydlsnt House. lndia Rubber | TO IA
inches. Warranted to stand pressure Of IS
lbs to sqr. inch, Locomotive II Fire En-.
CINE India nv Hose Il TO 81 warranted TO
stand pressure Of l75 lbs 10 sqr inch, Pure,
Plain and Mixed Packing by the ID, Oak
Tan'd., siicke1 aud Cemented Leather
Betting, from 10 20 inches wide
All orders for the above goods filled Mt
shortest notice and fully guaranteed by
iunl7. BARBEE 4 BENJAMIN
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saw and saw RIatles.

1ROsSCuT, Pit, PANEL, Rip, lemon,
" Steel and brass back Butchers, Bow,
Webb. Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes and the most Of them of
Spear Il jackson's" make, Always on
hand at the Hardware store OF
ian25-y. LhRsulER II LArouE.
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tmpnrtnnt so the Trade.
I HAVE on hand, in good condition, $50
i Kegs Prime Lard, which will sell in
lots at New Orleans quotations, thus en-
abling purchasers to save freight drayage.
&C., &c. Those wanting will please call
early, 6ulylol JOSHUA BEAL.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

NUNVS1E To INN IN EaAS1st
ALL PERSONS Indebted for Parish Taxes for
the year 1855, and all previous years, are hereby
notified to call on the undersigned Collector, and
make immediate payment: who at all times will
be found at his Office on Church street, at Hacke.
4 Brooks, old stand.
junel4. J. G. WASHINGTON, Cortor.
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Heads OF Families and Hotels, Bakers
Confectioners mud Tradesmnn.

1 RE solicited to bear in mind that | am
"A now receiving, three times per week,
large lots of fresh ground St Louis Flour,
aside from my own manufacture, which |
can specially recommend to the attention
of ALL My Flour is all ground TO order, OF
sound. selected wheat, and we'll miIed-
Persons DESTROYS of securing the best Will
please send their orders TO
ilyl0 JOSHUA BEAL.
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1sr,,sy,esl Rrv,shesf

Hearth, Marking. Whitewasb,
Paint. Dust, common, Horse,
Tar, Dust, Extra. YANKEES Shoe,
Floor, Dust, Fancy, Handled Shoe
Scrub, Printers Jye. Lo,g Wisps,
shaving, Wisp, Com. Brnona
Blatking Pupes Head, Deck Scrub,
On ha nd aud for sale by,
mays M0NT8N h HUGUET.
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Mechanics Tools.
Wooden Ware
EmlyrnlsIerirs,

A VERY large stock of Embroideries, the
n finest and richest patterns, Collars
Cuffs, Chmezetts, etc, at s,moN's Capitol
Cheap Store. May sly
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Corn & Cob Mill.

fTNO ARRIVE in few days direct from
l. the mandatory, assorted sizes Of the
celebrated Little Giant Corn and Cob
Mills, at ap3l LAReulER & LANouh's.
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asb ORLEANS DAILY Grrstent.
THE Art of kissing.
BY "A PROFESSOR.
rI 49, ~!

BY PROFESSOR.
sscch has been written in this age,
About enjoying kisses;
And many a word enameled page
Has heralded their blisses.
But there are those who've yet to learn
That kissing is an art;
That tho the lips breathe words that ouih
More brightly in the heart, .,,as
Those words with flattary may pc "reatneu'
And from the sweetest smile,
we sometimes find an incense breathed,
That fills the heart with guile. .
Bnt words enhalloWed with a kiss,
viii ne ter allure from duty;
1t is the harbinger of bliss
4 tyne of angel beauty,
The seal Of friendship, love and truth,
IA glory beaning flower,
10 point earth, life, from earliest youth,
With many happy hour.
There are kisses Of many kind
And some excite our wonder;
And in such ones we're sure to lind
4 sort ofpop-gun thunder;
IS Another kind is given forth
Like pipe.stems sudden cracking,
While others sound as if their worth
Was thought to be in smacklng.
In this, we ne 'er could see much fun
The letting all liolhs near US
But when there's kissing to be done,
We draw the maiden near US;
We pass one arm around her waist,
And speak in tones caressing,
Appearing not as if in haste
10 snatch the wish'd for blessing:
One hand clasps hers within itself,
Then to onr bosom press her,
With upturned lips the gleesome elf
Greets ours with joy-HeaVen bless her.
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Shipping gntrIligente,
SATURDAY. November 20, 1855,
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Ship MArmion ankclshp, for Harre, Baxter Lowell eco
shin Clnrj,n Bird Bird for Liverpool G. } Mceker Eco
Shin PocnhoUtaS Cotton foy Liverpool to Metkur &co
shin Frank Pierce Leach for Boston, ] + Whitney kcn
Sch BED Fox, Sbisa, for Tnmpco, Godeubow iHsphrIc
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IMPORTS.

HAvAEA-Ship DiogenesIn ballast.
Ad%s Gases deS1 = DO DO rSors /
Xiques6 sesrs CASTILLO h*rispe5S boxes oGsceo
bb case sesHrs aseruslO do FerTer teo-5 do to
R scoOdo y"1s ssGls9 bales o oDsreO d HsssF
co-4 wne "A hbs segas Rornio brosS cases
s5acsS Gases sssr hys7s cases
Cahuzsc7 cases 40 boxes seSrs pipes rum mu III,
s to N iSysi ''S''' ''S' . - ~ 7
sAvANAH-senr julia Ri,t72sl casks rice to LIZ
PENsACOIA-schr Vctoria45 bbls tar 5000 fee, lumber
TO Pooey. Nicol AGO.
Cov1NGToS-s Observation-Disclosures and tar to order
PEARL RlvERschr F"lster-l5'0Oo feet lumber Pooles
Nicul Ico.
rANCHIp AHo-schr Lvinsston-sOOoO feet lumber to
Merritt. 4 Mcdonnell.
TCHEFUNCTA-sehr Alcyon-30peo bricks Is cords wood
gaTcHEFUSCTA-sehr Frue,irre-3oo bbs of sand Moses
Eastman.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Re Espss27 ps s cotton G9ddy
S tSH Gorge smes teq-l4i InetaTd xsols3
S1s st HySg W.. 55 Go HoS s Adams TO
6s Payne yash 1 H.rs M tsS115 t to
Robson Als do 70 Campbell StrqRg4 do Dc
e eo,se connyy3W Cor aco-o Lane Nsyisd tco2l e
S"ssH Seo6 lIf1dssop rc1s I My tsoza DO to
s 9 Nsson scoNl3 il Ably aco-l2 J G Cron!welI
Feowts Hugely Bnr tso-lo BoEsrs. Foley Aysry
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BELow-CoMlNG UP.

| Ship Epamnordns, Brandt, from New York.
! Span ship Nincenu.
! Ship Butler, from Rio de JAneiro.
ship Chns SprHue Pike, Trapau 18th Sept Jones
| Mckindef &co.
| Schr Suffer, from Rrlzu.
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SPOKEN.

steamer Uncle aground Presidents Island Delaware ~
miles below Fckburg with one wheele gone Die vernon anu
Raymond at Aaney's Bend.