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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC YoaK-IBH
ags RUxs ..4.-...s Is NOON RISES ..s..-..eve 30
SUI SETS. .......... 05 HIGH WATER. morn ~
ynorf NJ New York. January al. 1855,

CLEARED
Steamship Louis Croker Aspinv Ill Pacific Mail Steam
Sesmshp Qusker City shufed Havana and Mobile-smih
A Patrick.
rb,p Andoyer Berry, New Orleans VIM Nelson a Son.
I.aIs star Close. New Orleans-k brigham.
Iarh A absms, stockbrioge, Mooie-N Brigham.
brig W Nash Nash, kssu lie Grande-CA Peters.
Brig SusaD Email, Bruvn st JaRo-C a j Peters.
sshi Heath Corwin, at Ple.re-Jos Perkins.
scbr Adams. Willard, Moble-Eagle a Hazard
echr j Val, peano, ApHlAchicolA- a Hazard.
scbr Lou,siDe dudsor Charleston McCresdy Mott Co.
Sobr . 4 Strong Liscum, Batimore-Lord Queieau
ARRIVED.
pdse ard eand. Lef eteAmshp Beigique
rom for New Ycrt via sanhamp,0n hauling OF
Needles lost overheard Wnfrod Garter
seaman New York b LAT 40 N Ion 49, exchanged sig
I'm 10 Atlantic hence for Liverpool From
Oh n bsc 20 lies and squalls 4 snow snd hail from w.
ship Orphan Kempion, New Cr cans u days. with cotton
&c 10 " fyson hsd pilot on board days
Ship snow saua Gerard sbsngtae Oct 49, passed Java
Head Nov g. with tea ard sbs, 10 Green 40 IN com
reuy with shps Forbes and Horstio for York The
htp Metropolitan al Gays previous for New York Dec T.
nba Pow ers Waterford Ire and, fell from The i1entop
palsrt ard rboa and ios The has
heavv weather for he lat ~ days.
Baik Bucteye to sa'eml Mullen Accrs, West Coast Of
africa e. days, with pain oil &c, 10 y Kemble. OF salem
l., inS, II Pm lat 81 lon a. saw large vessel I'M
trewn steering kkE the wind Sc Che eastward
GINS "a the he m kent OF 70 SW and showed
shi: pte had light ~ the time she kept OF
AZ lie osrd carried away bowprt head rails cut
wafer started oppsAnt iorecsse deck carried away tore
thing stscbtd We saked the captain OF he
v,s,e In sinking On diion; he SAID
10 would we his nphisupti AM, and did not
~ wards. II AM next day spoke barx Oriental from
sGpps Boston 124 Days out ~ very kindly asked us
vf, IN van, any assistance. 18th inst while laying too
aav ~ hr with signal Of distress flying We could render
her any ssssIce 10 consequence " havn9 lost our boHs
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She h.d A. ok Load cf rood on we could mo- learn bs,
90 . 8,
inst oss ... Sc 4sos 0' from p,o. boat jacob We.
e s ~ " ...a :asss 6 s Was lowed
mig ksP . Ssss'ss: s,y s. ssy
i,oa hs e. ,as .h int s'qys saiss s. Wh,ls
down which parted the cham and ioo he vessel dowu
Brig U1snis cPru Hofer Newcastle, ssdays with cosl
70 or s st o s sna &C. g.
boat Eets and was subsequently brought to the city
h Ss spa On SYA w
bsrk Ceres, q tsiem The has experienced very heavy
"isa'i sss l5 5svs s B.sso cAomAn Is
dave win beef and aour Wes Thorne Have had heavy
Big Tslulsh tOf cameen) Amessury New Orleans isaay.
iossiarmss s.n iis &C. BEEN s days Of sera.
sehr sarah Hammond tof Bosonl Ross, Malaga, Oct a
~! = d
peiied to 1t INTO Sewpor IA Of he crew oene
frost sen r.. sn Of The was 1TsS
a SER hsS nfs2 81 emop Booth Auasapa 2. DAYS with
and noasses to Leverage. Experienced heavy
we os tore sna mali sa sails and While
sshr scpo True Jsc s%ryne Is days With Iumner TO
sprung leak is at present leaking about 800 strokes per
sshr Kate Brigham g nastsd} Evans, savannah: days
deiphia York sai spsa de- ana Leaking
sss e n ssw and sss 70 sn,s mot &c
the captain crew in number and brought Them
scil Nathaniel Rue sopher, North County NC.
S osas heavy
weather lost forcsa and received other damage 18th iss
ship Palestine, hence for iosdon who supplied with pro-
sehr Gen Fowler; Brewer, Virginia
sshr s ssls r ssis y ps1s Virgins.
THIN ,! sssor ss q s';gSga shSss -
ashore on squan beach.
schr Ensrpse L9ngsreet from the wreck of ship
Wieeing fchr Freeze CARR from the wreck Of ship sn
sssT ysA%sea Los. Com na ss
ting go toxss Tea i DO ann seed OF aud 81 silk u
om DE ship he which Z rssssr GUAM GUAM
which xi desks and ". win
S1f 'S SS
hours II, usht size can run oil % k"ala when proper
a be. ksseh ~ WITH what and anchor
Srss Tue had s snSSor ess raa
sps spi
ters there rom This eiy with Of about hundred
Eisa'sr sehr A%s,csp newer from soar Envoy
lead Il bags pmento loco couee eoa,d Under
writer's Reports re cargo yed ha could be got out Of
naeed. The lies good poslioo % Sc saved her
wafer AZ nign insured IN
noe. captain delay ed the prper for get
tg her of with The vie of receiving nsruc from her
derw fefs Beside this the all busy
gagged with other vessels that ashore.
Pilot beat Nee NO ~. from Reports brig Eura
of Cupero Sandy Hook She boarded by the Net
tie 20 Ee Of the Bishads where found der
jury mat-mss and with fore opgailant gone The
lowed her inside II the Hook
Schr Comm odore from Boston and slrop Greg
from Proyde anchor Off Hart Island in
of the fee.
BELOW.
Br prig Triumph.
Portuauese brig fcae.
Also one bark, unknown
SAILED
Steamships St Louis Aspinwal; QuskerCity Havana aud
Mobile; chip Ancovsr, New Oflsans brig Bovsr (Brem),
Bolivar.
Wind during the day n.
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mutton in the pressure for money the stocl Exchsnge
loass being obtainable at from 70 per cent ana The
Of the arrival Of the West India ana Asxi
can steamer with f6S1 900 In specie There was still
total absence OF any foreign calculated to in
the market Bank stock left on at 20SK to 20ek re-
dueec o7h to y; new Three per Cents Elk to x; long
Annuiss, AZ Annuilies, 1855 1871; Exchequer bonds,
discount.
The Anal quotations Of the French Three per Cents ON
the Paris Bourse this evening were 63 SOC for money
aud eSL edc for tbs emo Of the month, showing an i'm
Provemsnt OF than Qusrter per in the price
for money, and fractions, decline in that for the ac-
count
The spece brought by the Tyne steamer to-day from
the West Inches and Mexico consists OF f671 600 silver
and eco, 600 gold, making y total o. f6Sl 600.
The return Fl. the Bank Of England for the week end
ing the 2etb csmber gives the following results when
compared With the previous week.
Pubic deposits f6, 843 e32 Increase 1890 17e
Other deposits 362 5l2 Increase 121 055
Rest .........,......... 1925 1913 Increase l5 4tl
On the other Eide OF TIE account:--
Go ernment securities. 9n 292 Increase f4e6 0o5
Other secnIiiies.... 10, III 8G0 Increase 6s3 7s7
Notes unemployeo... 963, $50 Decrease. 500 955
Tie amount Of notes in circulation is els 700 6l5 be-
fpg Increase OF ESQ 726 and the stock Of bullion
DO. depaI tins nts is $50 $50 49, showiog decseass
fl6l COZ wien compared with the preceding retnrn.
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6ecach TIE vesrel 70 be insured 10 New Yk
and Philadelphia l do not wins, the condition Of he
vessel or cargo In.
Bark American, OF Ban Pranclsco 2bs tons was soad .
euct on SATURDAY, by Mr. John Tyler, fe cash
CARD Tho undersgDHd iats Captain CT Che
Manning. wrecked Cspe Henry bound from Io2
70 York river Vs. teyders for himself and their
heartfelt gratitude PeTsOn of Georgia
the Phi edelbIs end Ba1mcre ~ the Camden An6oy
Railroad companies; and Gabriep gay OF Washington
formerly Of STATEN island fcy their
furnishing them passage with every possible conf " from
Norfolk 70 New YORK. EDWARD AyyBI9
EEw Jan
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From Ie PRECURSOR e'Anvers, Jan. 81
Captain CADtilon commander Of the Belgian bsrk In.
epencepce Beige has just sent 70 the MI lister Of
Foreign Affairs the following Interesting report about the
discovery of sn ifaDd'-
MONSIEUR IR sIYIsRy-
In coming from Central America In August last, hays
observed little which indicated In toe ch srts
As may be very dangerous for the ships going
Cope Horn, think IL to be my duty to nfor you Of IT,
On the 18th Of August after haviog determined the
position Of my chip BY the Wickham (Maouines) noun
f,inp, continued my course TO the rth with strong
breeze from W. 4 W., during which We lost the yard
OF the foresopnast when on the Goth of August the
weather being calm, observed about ii O'Clock W.
w., small leland, which, perfectly visible { ON the
,cutte the mfzzs looks great deal like that
SstelIo in the Pacific Ocean; It has about he same
ogious number Of flying above the numerous
nrs II sea grass ding fer several niles it,
IT, position which l calculated at IL O'Clock Ia
a. ders 46 min latitude south and SO degs 43 min
pQituae west Of Greenwich. My chronometer was
reg LATED two days previous at the Mslouines Islands,
have reason 10 believe. Monsieur lie MINIS re- that
.eafobes sde In those parallels will prove he exact
De.s If what have the honor TO submit TO you.
LONDON MokBY MARKET. Jan 4-Friday evening The
ing nnor opened this morning with very t,Ied
apt apce tie reduced prices Of yesterday and sub.
tauep experienced fresb decline, fon which there
gsa martial recovery before the termination OF bus.
resaf t.psols were ~ quoted 87< to whence they
feoe eo urti they touched 81 Trey then improved 10
s5K 10 v and remained without fu -thef siters.i
Tie ncSsseed dulpess In the morning was eau ed BY
tbe feeling Of uncertainty regarding the state Of the
fAns bullion during the next month two and the
subsequeot rally was consequent upon marked dipi-
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ARRIVAL OF TEE WASHINGTON.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

Sailing or che BelRique srsm Southampton
France DETERMINED ON . Vigorous Cam
paisn I'm the Enst-rosisaon or the Peace
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF tAe Danube and
Black ses-E1nsz.cial Report
Ae. H.. IL.
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III
Sem BurrA Beaufort Nc, Jan IA \ have
vo that on night the 12h the schr Busrn Vista
slater Isano ~ from New York Tor Chesapeat Bay
ashoYe shout north OF Cape Lookout The echr has
sus,ausd much damage The captain viii be up TO day
u PERRY
Sem Nopsp CBrsrrn--washng onton NC Jan i6-i have
lust iearned by letter irom Ocfscote, ba the
hester from for New York with cargo az cion
corn wheat rice. ashore On Ncrtb Point Ooracoke
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TEN YnENCH GOVERNMENT DETERMINED TO PROSE
CUTY rr-CoUNr BsTERHAZY's Mssr0S-RUssIA
AND ewEpEE-POgITIoN OF AUSTRIA AND PEUs
6A-NAvIoATI0N OF TOE BLACK SEA AND
pANvBu.
(PAxs (yan. a. correspondents Of London rimes.l
IuncerstAnd hat ,he again 81 zen 20 lay
IN Official quarter, he rosolu ion " this govern
vnsnt 10 carry the tie most vigorous manoer
In the event OF Russia ing 20 the prop
adopted By the abtss u repested at the sane
fime that the Emperor Nsp1le,p bad DO isssusbe de-
sire fer the contrary, he would feel ~ much
.a,iskactios . any chat the war should cease
,ut that be and the Ergisb government were deter.
sss r.clc BE- ACCEPTED and that Russia stiiI
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fpg Increase Of EGO 7b and the stock Of bullion ID
boil depa tins nts is CSC, $50 49, showiog decseass
f16l COZ, wien compared with the preceding retnrn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
Households Words.
CHARLES DICKENS.
U BY


Containing tales, stories, and other articles,
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" increasing, and to meet the public demand,
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Sets Of Household Words, IL Vols, can
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A few sets Of the English Edition on sale
in fine bindings, at an advanced price.
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321 Broadway, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
MAILS IN

t we're shown a letter a few days since,
gentleman in Washington City, to a
B this place, in answer to one written
% the insuficieney and irregularity Of
service in this Territory; stating that
Master General, had sometime ago,
agent through Nebraska and Kansas,
nine and make report Of mail wants in
Territories, and that he had reported
al services III existence than was actu-
eeded, and that when application was
fr new service, it was his custom to re-
this report for information. Now we
to say that this agent made a1ying trip
the country, and when he returned to
ngton City, knew about as much of our
in that line, as a man who had never
D the Territories. Why. bless your stars
psf Master General there is enough emf
into Nebraska evey week, to require al
onal service that often. We hope tn,
Of this county will renew the petition
ch we. are informed has already beer
ted to the Department, relative to
in our mail route connecting us witt
tie from st. Joseph, No, to Counci
IOwa-mAking plain statement of fact
- exist We want a tri-weekly mai
Rock Port, No., to Brownville,-we nee
here is no good reason why we shoul'
re It.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
For the Nebraska Advertiser.
10 an ABSENT SISTER.
d Q. V. nUEs,

N.
1Iine own dear sister, wheresoc'er / 60,
j heHr thy voice, melOdiousIy low;
Thine eyes-thy soft; dark, eloquent eyes,
Before me ia remembered beauty rise
Doth Nature robe her form in rich array,
Wreathirg hsr brow with stars Of jewels rare,
ezOning her waist with the wild rose Of May,
Ard sbrOidsring all her rest with blossoms fair.
Do her sweet tOnes-sweet as thine Townsville
Forth from my home my willing feet allure,
To wander in the warm light Of her smiles,
Ard bare my forehead to her breathings pure
/ sigh, and think if thou vert with me now
EzuIting in thy youth and health md giec,
How wOuIdst thou toss the ringlets from thy brow
And join in all her joyous revclyi
How would thy hearts enthusiasts pulses beat
Thy voice, with all its wealth Of music, riss
Her ever changing melody to meet
"Love in thy soul and rapture in thine eyes"
Oh! sweetest, ~lOVliest would thou vert herel
Hesven loses half her holy light to me;
Earth is engraced, with all her springIike year,
Ana life itself worth little without theei
NRMAHA CrrT, Sept. IA, 1856.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
WANTED.

young man who has some knowledge
ii Printing business, and desires to +Gaisf
cation" we can give a permanent and
. situation. One with the above
atiOns, we think will do well to make
lion. We are doing all kinds of wOrE
. any printing establishment, and pro
be qualified to impart instruction neces
m make PRINTER. We do not want
man who wishes merely to become
.a itOr, but one who wants to learn tn
rISzfSG BUSINESS ENTIRE, and become quail
3 scarry on" for himself, one'day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
Ladies' Repository.

This periodical is published monthly at Gin
cinnati and New York. All travelling preachers
of the Methodist Episcopal Church are author
lied agents.
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agents, who can order it charged to their &C
count. if not convenient to remit.
The agents and friends Of this work are
earnestly requested 10 make an immediate and
simultaneous effort in every section of the
country, to procure new subscribers.
We solicit those who received the fifteenth
volume to continue their subscriptions to the
sixteenth, and otherwise aid in its circulation,
which we hope to be able to make worthy a
their patronage.
ALI communications containing remittances
or subscriptions should be addressed to the
Publishers; those designed for publication, to
the Editor, at Cincinnati. Letters not contain
ing ten dollars, or FIVE new subscribers, should
be post paid. In RENTING, please procure
drafFs, or the most current bank-notes.
We thank you sincerely for past favors.-
Our list is now quite large. But though we
have no pecuniary interest whatever in this
work, we would like to see it circulate more
oAtOuSlNetNs W III you ucip U.s. viii cleI9v-
men, will the heads of families, will the yoane
gentleman and ladies of our common country,
viii sour former patrons, will all who wish tc
see g pure and sound yet entertaining and in.
s~tructive literature put into the hands of the
rising generation, lend us their hearty and con.
tinued cooperation? We hope confidently
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the work.
TERMS: 50 per annum, in advance. Nc
subscriptions received for less than one entire
volume. SwoRMsTEDT & Poe.
CARLTON PORTER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27

LIrTELL's LIVING AaE.-Nos. 642 and 64S
are upon our table. This is one Of the works
we take pleasure in calling the readers atten-
ton to- It is filed with genuine literature,
and is every way worthy of a liberal support,
It is made up of the foreign Reviews. and pub
lished weekly at So a year, or 12H cents single
Nos. LITTELIa SoN 6 Co., Publishers, Bos-
ton.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
An Ordinance

For the improvement Of streets and alleys in the
town of Brownville, Nebraska Territory.
See. 1. Be it ordained BY the town Council Of
Brownvilie, Kemaha county, Mt, that five mills on
the dollar, valuations Of real estate, be levied for the
purpose # improving the streets and alleys in said
town.
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, that the valuation
Of town lots, as returned By the Sheriff ct the last
assessment, be the basis upon which to levy the
above taz.
Sec. 3. De it further ordained, that the Mayor
and Clerk beauthorized to receive proposals, and let
the contract for all work done in said town; letting
to the loves responsible bidder, and requiring bond
in full amount of estimated work.
Sec. 4 BE it further ordained, that q competent
engineer beappOinted, as City Engineer, whose duty
1T shall be to make On estimate Of all work desired,
which work shall be done in accordance with such
estimate, and the instructions Of the Council.
See. 5. BE it further ordained, that it shall be
the duty Of the Marshal to proceed and collect the
above tax, Immediately after the expiration Of ten
days fFomthe passage Of this Ordinance, and pay the
money into the hands Of the corporation Treasurer
taking his receipt therefor, which money shall be
drawn by an order, signed by the Mayor and Clerk
and authorized ~ a vote Of the Council.
Sec. 8. Be it further ordained, that should any
property holder in said town, fail tOeomply with thC
requirements Of preceding sections Of this 0rdi.
nance, then it shall be the duty Of the Marshal Il
proceed and enforce the same, in accordance with
the law in such case made and provided.
This Ordinance to take effect from and after ter
days from the date Of its passage.
Passed September 2, 1856.
A. s. H0LLADAY, Mayor.
Attest: o. LAKE Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
JOE WORK.

\ recent extensive additions OF new
cuts, colored Inks, Bronzes, Cards, &c.
the advertiser" Office, we claim tc
10 turn out Job Work in c manner IN
sd by any Office. The proprietor being
cal printer himself, and having in his
an. accomplished and experienced
Job Printer, is determined not to be
be in the execution Of job Work. Cards
"a D Of Fosters latest improved Card
IS, Blanks. Work in Colors, Bronze
&c, viii meet with particular atten-
sers from a distance viii be promptly at
d to, and warranted to give satisfaction OF
the present No. we suspend publica
two weeks, as we gave notice las
b order TO enable the workmen to com
e building we occupy, fOr winter. Suci
rush, when we arrived here, and ha
Z since for buildings, that only a tenn
Hair could be erected for our Isl.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27

APrTAL CRY FACT. "JoHS, Of the
3" aud other eOngenial spirits of Co
Ohio, are hereby informed that their
%. roommate and correspondent,
rTom. Tinker" deacon Z. B.
5 here in this city. Being "a old ac-
zee Of Ours. also, we have taken him
p wing-purchased an interest in him,
B put him to work at his fayoritc en-
reading the old Poets, making
writing letters, debating, hunting tur-
hazel nuts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27

We call attention to the advertisement Of
JENNINGS & SMITH. wholesale GrOcers, st
Joseph, Nc. This is said to be the most ex-
tensive wholesale House above St Louis, and
we hope they will receive a liberal patronage
from our purchasers from Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27

hT aEnNnRA No

HI HUNUhA, Mo.
THERB VIII be a Celebration and Temperance
L Speaking in Sonora, on the 9th Of Sept 1856,
by the I. @. Of G. 4. Also: A Public Dinner, to be-
given by the citizens Of Sonora and vicinity; to
which the public are cordially invited 70 attend and
participate.
BY order Of She Rich Lodge,
4. 3. r. HUNTER, w. s.
Sonora, September 10, 1856. vIn1e
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
CITY FERRY
Across The Missouri River at Nemaha
City, mouth Of Little Nemaba river

LWT-TTNU L0IIII0TTa
HsHE Proprietor Informs Emigrants, Travellers and
i the riYer-crossing public that be has now incp-
GRAFTON good, large and substantial boats al the above
named point, and careful boatmen to cross persons
and teams from either side Of the river, at al times
az the dav or night. The landing is safe and easy,
ard the Proprietor takes pleasure in calling upon
tie pwbIic for patronage. This is ia direct route
to Big Blue, Fort Kearney and that region, and is
the most practical point al which to cross the Mis-
souri, rirer. Il is nine niles from Rock Port, No.
and seven below Brownsville, n. T. The best Of &C
commodat1ons 20 be had on either side Of the river
Nemaha City, Sept. 20, 1863 J. O.. ELLIS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27

We welcome again to our columns, the po-
etical correspondent G. w. HURN, Esq. Mr..
HUNKS poetry has the 'ring of the pure met
al" We hops he may have leisure to become
a more frequent contributor to the columns Of
the Advertiser.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
Steam Mill-Lumber.

XITE take this method Of informing the Public
w that We have just put 10 operation on what is
known as sonora Island, four miles above Brown
vile, a first quality steam Sawmill, and are nOx pre-
pared to saw all kinds Of Lumber on shc7t notice,
ton. We win keep a Ferry boat 70 run to the maia
shore, for free use Of cur customers.
w. S. HALL & 90.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27

Our Sioux City Correspondent has taken
the pains to take down the Indian Speech
delivered by the Chief of the Yanctons and
send US for publication, for which he has our
special thanks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27

TOwN.-DR- WTATT, G. M'CIEARY
Is Of AtchisOn county, No., arc lay.
new Town directly opposite Brown
the Missouri shore. to be called, We
pa, ScOttville, OF Scott City. Success.
We shall take occasion hereafter Il
re Of this enterprise.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27

HARPEn for September. with the usaal
amount Of good reading matter, fne ~illustra-
ions, Editors Table, Easy Chair and Drawer
is received. aud we have had good time Pc
rusins it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
BROWN g. CO.,
No. IS, Main steet, St. Louis Mo.
SPRING STOCK cOMpIETE-

SPRING STOCK COMPLETE.
The cheapest and most extensive Fancy
Goods and Yankee Notions Establish
ment in the Western County
MERCHANTS in search Of cheap goOSs are invi.
WI ted to examine our stock Of silks, dress goods
shawls, white goods, EmbrOideries, ribbons, glove;
and hosiery, trimmings, furnishing goods and small
wares gene ally, together with $1,000 ParasOls
of the latest and most fashionable styles, at manu-.
f~acturers' prices.
Cash buyers, close purchasers, and prompt men
viii find our stock adapted to their wants in every
particular. A call from the trade is respectfully So
hcited- vInl2tf
August %, 1856.