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20 WITHIN VETERINARY

Fu1FfE public are respectfully informed mar tnis lra
tuition is erected the most improved piat' h'lu'
in an airy and arnirahe sItuasoh,ih the a,nou.
Franklin, upon the railroad, one mile from 'hs i''
sipp ,.,.a.,,,,,.,;,,,s,xa divided
into apartments for Keeping separate a'se' e'ae''e'
and II terent discusses . ,:,,,, a,a
ttantiye uac and ielirtt nnse anl speaking The va
rous modern langnages. 49,, go dol
Fr;vute rooms may be had hv gentlemen al I'VE oo'
| lars ner duv incIuli,- attendance, NC
Ieius in The or iinrv wards trr h"''nr9 pc, Nv!
SIayes also two dotAls. snlnit Fox /" 'e "''A"h'
wards, five dollars.
| All capital surgical op'eratInns extra
The resident pm, IL lif Z" e1i,eihu, " ~ ~
application admission must be '"aoe u ~ 30
I,izembeIg Q, No II i,anrart street. hP'' ~
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PENSION BOURGEOlSE,

R,,e Toulouse ~. 49, tenue par .A'de We. H!D",am
rET etablissement est saceuN, =, >, 80 u , $50
Y nres d.. la Levee ct de Ia Nouvcile '''''' '
dire au centre des alftires ,,,a.o -.
In tabIc sierra bien fou'nie Propretneht 'ehoe " ="
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MRS. ANDERSON'S
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE,

Rcmorea from II Custonhouse st.
TO NEXT DOOR To ST. CHARLES llhA NE
coeNrp OF PoypRAs &, ST. CHARLES STREET.
oug9-lS32.
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pSTHoi ESAl " kEFAli--@Notl pounds White
w Lead, pnre-7 ,5Ol do do No. l. pa up
in keys from - to lNn pounds each; Just land NJ AID
for sale at tlo PANT Sto,e oil the sGbscrl'er
WI sun " MUNnEt IL,
oc,o7 SO Camp ST
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ID CASEY, No. 10 Camp street, has just received
Ebs from London, per ship iger Deny, Medium
ROYAL, Super Royal Imperial Counbier, and double
Elephant Drawing paper; Tinted Royal and Imperial
do Tnrnbrlls London Boards. Plnn and Tinted
Bristol board; Ivory paper; Transparent Horn paper;
Gold and Silver paper Gold borders, White and Color
ed Rice paper.
Reeves & Sons best prepared Lead Pencils; Brook
man & Langdon's do, do.
COLOURS, &C., &c.
Reeves g. Sons Wafer ColorS; Newmans do; box
es of Chalks soft Crayols-36, 70 and 144 different
shades; Liquid Gold; Sold and Silver Shells; Marble
and China Ink Slabs China Saucers China Tiles, 8, u,
and divisions; Ivory, Mahogany, and China Paettes;
Ponah brushes; best Badger Ponah brushes; Ponali
knives; Music aud Sketching Portfolios; Paper, Leatl-
err and Cork sumps; Miniature lvories d Cases
Swan Quill Pencils; do black sable do.
OIL COLOURS,
Prepared canvass; Japanncd Tin Buxes Bladder Co
lours, with Pencils, Drawers, &c. Prepared Canvass
II, 30 & 36 inches.
POCKET BOOKS & WALLETS.
Rllssin and Morocco Pocket Books; Russia Leather
Wallets Russia Leather Pocket books, 3 d Ivory
leaves: l,ateut Tablets with silver pencil cases.
SCREW HANDLES.
| Plnn and Reeded Rosew God, BoNwood, Mat gold
Furnished gold Fancy colored and gold Screw Han
| dies.
PEN HOLDERS.
| Pearl and Gold Pen Holders; Pearl and Silver do
| Dti1n
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o"'N--'' ''''S'' "Gs', 81 WiiiiXti,
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FRED. W1lEl1NS ocJ
7FpuTy SURVEYOR GENEpA. Ur LOUISIANA,

DEPUTY SURVEYOR GENEPhG Cr LOUISIANA,
NFFl.RS his services To til" pubic j" the depart
I ncnts OF Surveying and Civil Engineering both
in Town and couutIy Promo ullSderahe experience in
his uloicssion AND tv prompmes. and fidelity in The
execution OF business entrusted him, he hopes to
merit and cce>c a sar" Of public patronage. llew,l
also mcp and calculate" the contents OF wills and
excavations. Oce No Chartres street, second story
hnrt je7
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ICI

NAV KDUkS.
NAPOLEON and his Times, by Cauingcourt, Duke
Of Vircn2a, in , vols.
Tie hi,f n NiIfTEN aud other tales, by the o.
Huta Fany, in : vols.
J0kkuCk'S Jannts and Jollitie-; or, e hnnii
hnotng. iacng, hriying, sailing, eating, eccentric
eNasaEant exp oils of that renowned sporting clilHe
Mr. John lofrocks, of ST. Boto!ph Lane and Gre
Curam street, IN . ,ois.
health & BEAUTY An explanation tf the
laws OF Grow til and Exercise; through winch plea
sing contour sy nmetry of ior, and graceful carriage
OF HE spine aud chest prevented, Ey john He'll, N II.
| Just res aived aud ioI sale by
Nai MrKFAN,
| oeton cor ofCamp Il Common 81
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pROSEElTIIIS.


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ginning of the ensuing winter, a 'ondenshIt"n 81
the twenty volumes of the Old and New Series of
Martini Louisiana Reports, to ho COMPRISED IN four
volumes S,o., according to the model OF Peters
Condensed Reports.
This work is ia preparation by J. Burton
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Brand ESQ The Editor is also permitted by a
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and bv one of the sitting Judges, ta expect from
their personal supervision all the advantage which
may naturally he roapcd from tii~r experience.
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to the peculiar Jurisprudence of Lou siana and tue
| circumstance of the numerous principles here DIES
cdcd in the adjustment of CONFLICTS OF laws, makes
the Knowledge of adjudged cases of prime uii-
lity 10 the iuriss of the whole Union. Moreover,
the rising republic Of 'lexas has adopted our codes
and thus there is great demand Tor tile Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter.
Convenient notes, indicating tho parallel cases
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those IN the
more authoritative forums Of the other States, Wi
be added to each case.
The work will form four volumes, royal octave
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HAVANA SEC NHS-5oo,ooo OF d'i'"re"' ofa"as
!" '''''' SLATER & 1RIER,
o,,ti 40 Povdrus street
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gbRA&DY-5 bbs 4,h proof American brandy to'
" sale nv Isaac BRIDGE Il Go.
eurl l3i Magazine street.
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srTAI De ia LOUi. l.,Nt.- Cuur du Premier
H. District Eudci4 re-'Thos. II Jenkins contre ses
rfeancicrs Ct les creuncers dc StcfIs n Cie-l.a
un dies hi de Fins oil, uhie epte rotr
bee dies rrUanCers et de de Stems Gle, ait lieu
eiEde 1e Malhs noalie public, luldi, 81 jour da
Norembre, dix heures du matiu, pour delibe sur
les aitiles desits jenkins ct Stems Il e; meme
TENS touteS PROCEEDINGS jdicaires contie la personne
ct ia pesonhe dudit Jenkins sout aletees-N M Cob, IA
est nomne pour repitsruier les creanciels abs, u.s.
Tfmoin l'non a NJ. buchanan, juge de la cour ca
cdes >us. &c ~ ,ciobre, 1888
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-08

A,CDfCII HAGt,iNti -Snps heavy scotch Tagging
y l} inches wide, for sale by
~ HOLMES & MILLS,
;,a Bank Ale,
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aE.riNIINu OFFIIE and Tnot Einde y Our
Z reud and the rpbc N general aie informed.
bat NC uuw have our Printing Office and look Bmde-
~ in fail eneplon and contacted l.y competent and
N perieneed men J be nie being entirely new, we
are prepared 10 do every variety 4 PLAIN and fancy job
nrintin q. nlso every variety ni ruling binding neat
y 49, f''i DAVID Eel II s. co,
y Sa:ioler's fall "a Charities at.
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CER'S OFFICE-SECoND MUM
CiPALlTY. ,o

New Orleans. Oct TWh 100.
a GREEABLY to resolution OF the Cotneil, n'', ,,a
n 18th September 1898, sealed proposals WIZ n mf
received at the office until Tuesday tie 2nh nIy Oh
Nnve,nher ne It, for Three Hundred Ihou5ane Doph'S'
Ronds Of his Municipality, payable in thirty years
and hearing six per cent per annun interest,". me m
,erest PAYABLE semi-,nnudy in lonion' Ne" o''
ar New Orleans as may be ngred on: .., y,
trha Rouds 10 he for 1000 each, if thu interest," u"
noynblo in the United States, and for t!7o f's eact
he interest be payable in London The proposals 10 "'
endorsed Proposals for bonds ,,uo,4y
Her
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yNXCilANGE on Mobile wanted by
~ ABiJAH FISK,
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EyXCIIANGF. ON NEW YORK for sale by
~ LAWRENCE " l.EGtNpkE,
10 % & % New levet
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C,TOyE3--jl Stoves landing nom ship Huntsville
some of which are OF anti, ely new pa terns-a!so
40 pr Pools patent coal stoves; % conlcal cooking
stoves, in store aud for sale by
Front Leyee
N.B-sove Pipe rndc, AMI ru III il any part OF the
| Try al short nonee. o''''
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rpvIIE America, Democrat hints on the social ana
1 civil relations Of the United States l'y J. rem
more Copper . :; f,,,,,r, n ,ree.
IA ,,,,r ,,Ie. h, adv BessingtUn, |. Bui"er, ms
norton Mo- Barry Cornwall Mrs Gore, C"pte" MS""'"'
pnd others. in vols. ,,1,,r -,
The River and the Desert, by -hiSS "'"S' '"'''N
the CITY of the Sultan. . ,,,.,,
The Cnskt of Gems, the Gift Of on Uncle aud A"'''
with fine " ODD engr,yngS by Anderson. >r,N
| 'v;ln cor Camp and Common SITS.
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NOTICE.

= les suussisirs N -ht etc uumin S par no
"a rorahie ,uur du premier district jut c,a'e pour
l'E.ta dc la Louisiana tonlssairFs Puuc IeEHllh'loh
OF labeau iu dunuge 81 fals rnrounr pour t"uNef-
turc dune uorl rue, dele me PuSraS ii q :
rod, enlfe haEasliiS P chiPhpu1as, ON ieiihe i'"
blrnD: don't Vrrla cope, Hytc l. plan, est drP"Se
au bureau du grciier de iade cour, pour 'hspecnon
de tous ceux que celia pent concerner. ANlt pup
cspar IL present dnnne, que iedlt tuhtohu deVhlia-
ton ct dassessrnlen sera presepth ladlte Gnui Poa
confirm ton, san7d lie 2Ie iour de Nov ninre 69H ct
tpu1es p'tsJes mteressers dams et'I iabieau eva
uutuu de nAes son REFUSES de tier lers oItt tons
sill III existe lie Is - de novenlbre p"cha,
ia damysc dat. etauI dix jour uprts Ia publication de
oct avis. ,.,,,
s. BLDSSMAN, JOHN NJ BACH JAS REFS,
y, ann seatles.
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At-KFREI-}5 half hLs NJ Alackere, or sale
vi nv READ N liAK TOW,
,irayinr street.
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= PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.

PRIVATE BUAKDlNV no o,7f''
M IA Toulouse st,-By Mrs liotmahn.
Ju,iis house spacious and conveniently I. Se,v
for men of business, near inc i'e'ee "''' INV
Exchange, !, all and attended to- and
he charge moderate. an, no ,rcon,mo-
Boardrs wishing 10 have !oagns, snG ps furnished
aaea at sf viii have the mt t" meet
here, persons spe ukiny the French, Engsn ana 2,'-
sl Ian ra1eS
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,-I,,IT{ WlII~KFY, plFik \ BLtI-ld8
II snaerfiua and Is do hne frn; ~ hnls CON
rnI d6 Ibis rectide1 WHISKY; bh's mess ana 10 WI
prime pork; hbls prime be@j the e"fg" OF MAJ
"f Saie low u ,.AYET & ANGLING,
a. n Commerce streats
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a t,N'TIJCkl l}At;tI NG-InG ps for sale by
~ HOLMES X MILLS,
;,o Bank Alley.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-12
WASHINGTON, June 2e, 1898.


 In Senate this morning Mir. Webster's bill for the collection and safe keeping of the public revenue, with the substitute offered by Mir. Buchanan, was taken up.
 MT. Calhoun spoke at some length on the subject. Neither of the propositions suited his views, but if compelled to take either, he preferred that of the Senator from Massa- chusetts (Webster) if for no other reason but because it came from the party that it did. That party would be responsible for the measure. We have been defeated, said MT. Calhoun, but we have done our duty.
 Mir Buchanan considered it strange that the Senator from South Carolina Calhoun ) after the noble arguments he had made agalnst the paper system, should prefer the proposition of the Senator from Massachu- sets. One great object of my bill, said Mir. Buchanan, is to compel the Secretary of the Treasury. at stated periods, to require specie for all bank notes received in the collection of the public dues. The bill is only legalizing what must necessarily be the practice if no law is passed. As friend of the admins tration, (and I hold myself as good friend of it as the gentleman from South Carolina, MT. Calhoun) I think something must be done. MT. Calhoun again contendGd, that the measure of the gentleman from Pennsylva- mia (Mr. Buchanan) would be productive of no ,salutary end. The opposition, he said. have defeated us, not upon detail, but upon the principle of the Bill. Letthem take the responsibility.
 MT. Buchanan described the embarrass-
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-12
WASHINGTON, June 21, 163e

w ASHINGIONs JuuC S1S ACOCs
 INSTRUCTIONS TO CONNECTICUT SENATORS.
 In the Senate today, Mir. Niles presented the resolutions of the Legislature of Connect icut, instructing their Senators, and request ing their Representatives in Congress to use their influence in preventing the passage of the Sub- Treasury Bill.
 Mir. Niles accompanied the presentation of this paper with some remarks on the in- consistency of these resolutions from Whig Legislature. MT. N. Gas usuaD indulged in series of comments derogatory to the pre- sent majority in the State, and the means by which that majority was obtained. He also read very long paper drawn up by himself, as an answer to the instructions of his I4e- gislature, the sum of which was, that he would not obey them.
 When Mir. Niles had finished, Mir. Critten- den rose and expressed his surprise that such a paper should be read in the Senate of the United States. He supposed that the object was to give it some character-some appear ance of having received the sanction of the Senate. He saw no other reason for reading it here-for consuming so much of the time of the body.
 Mr. Crittendea, who is known 60 your readers as one of the most pointed, epigram- matic and powerful speakers in Congress, then brought his inimitable faculty ofraillery and sarcasm to bear upon the instructed but refractory Senator, with great effect. He said he should be sorry to withhold any con- solation from the honorable Senator. His circumstances as an individual, and as a member of party, called for compassion {; and if he could derive any consolation from hurliEg reproaches at the heads of his con- stituents, it would be pity to deprive him of 1t. But hemust protest against any infer- ence that the Senate gives its sanction and approval to this crimination of a sovereign State.
 MT. c. did not know but the Senator's speech was intended as funeral oration on the right of instruction. Perhaps he felt under an obligation to close his policical life with renunciatiou of the principles he and his party have been so loudly proclaiming to the country, about the right of the consti- tuent body to express their will, and the duty of the representative to obey. Here we have the exhibition of Senator denounc- ing the proceeding of the Legislature of his State as "dishonorable"-c the expres- sion of their will against the odious Sub Treasury scheme, !" a prostitution of the right of instruction"- the Senator goes beyond the Legislature, and strikes, at the
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-12
{:.S,i C; PHaEa.a'} H7aE Clerks.
An Act providing for the Election of Sherfs by the s@4 PeoDle

ENtClIUN DHBIItI5 Uy tuS
 sas People.
 Soc. Be i ieaocted by the Senate and House ef Re Hreseatatives, in General Assembly conpened. That in case of the adoption of the proposed Amendment eo the Consttution of thls State providing "that 6hen shall Dc appointed in each county by the Flee tors therein n such manner as shall be prescribed by law, who shall hold hs office for three years remova- ble by the General Assembly, and shall become bound with s1tcient suretes the Treasurer of the the faithful dschaTge of the duties of said oE fec. the Electors in each town in this State shall on tho hbet Monday in April next. and on the first Mon day of April n every third year thereafter, unless otherwise herenatter provided proceed to the choice efa Sheriff tor the county in which such town is st.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-12

At a General Assembly of the State of Connect- 1837 V.
 Resolsed By the House of Representatives that the following be proposed as an Amendment to the Con. sitnton of this State. which when approved and adopted in the manner provided by said Constitution shall to all intents and purposes become part there of, viz:
 Every white male citizen of the United States who shall have resided in this State year, attained the age of twenty-one years, and resided in the town in which he may offer himself to be admitted to the pri- vilege of an Eec,or q. least six months preceding, and have freehold estate of the yearly value of seven dollars in this State, or having been enrolled in the militia shall have performed military duty therein for the term of one year, next preceding the time he shall oier himself for admission, or being liable thereto shall have been by authority ofaw excused therefrom, or shall have paid State tax within the year next preceding the time he shall present himself for such admission and shall sustain good moral charace shall on his taking such oath may be prescribed by law be an Elector.
 Resolued. That the foregoing proposed Amendment the Constitution of this State be and the same is hereby continued to the session of the General Assembly to be holden at New-Hayen, on the frs. "Wednesday of May next, and that the said proposed amendment be publshed with the laws passed at the present session. - ' ~ \
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Ofhe COnpentiOn Of Democratic Young
! Men, assembled at Harrisburg on the
4h Of July, to the Ereenen Of Penn
syIUania..
F4,IJow CITTZENs.- -,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

medy Tor suppression, irrerularity, and AIN
does not have her regular and proper cour
N. y. Not 10 he taken during pse : us NOV
Sold osly by Mrs. BIRD, Midwife
clan, No. Y Division ~. New York.
Also her celebrated Soothing Syrup,
ING, safe cure and effectual remedy.
~ Q, an excellent remedy for sore NIP
soid as above.
III Advice gratis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08

banks Of New York, with reasonable supply Of bullion, to
enable them specie payments and
trade would result much for the good of England rs
would for that of this country is obvious also that the COM
nercs interests of England may have had effect In
causing the Bank of England think about taking the course
which attributed them. The Of the United
States Bank tho cotton and exchange markets. the basis
of post notes. rsdeemaLe paper and other securc have
given great mercantile interest both sides OF
the and perhaps there little spice Of rivalry in The
Bank of England ITSELF growing out Of tho policy OF Mr.
Bidde.
Such the situation Of things at the last accounts from
England. Our will be highly interesting. IL the
Bask Of England should adopt liberal policy towards this
country, and carry out partially the movements we
have described better and days at hand
Meantime the cotton market dsllnolhng has been doing
for several days past The today has cast
on The stock hand about Oe9 bales l2oee at this
of the year.
Flour Is also falling alover the country In New Orleans
Cincinnati and BosoA the lethargy prevails despe
rate effort has been made raise prices Baltimore by pub
fishing statements othe stock handa about 400 barrels
in first hands recent dates II calculated that the stock
here is 100000 10000 barrels fully equal supply the
kett the opening OF the navigation But whatever the
stocks may be on hand al the principal msrts the aggregate
stock on hand throughout this country among farmers
merchants, mlers aud others, be estimated fully
barrels of -four Taking into consideration all other
kndobread su grown ia 1897 have stock capable Of
carrying into the spring Of 1889 Can the -four spectators
of Baltimore coniravene this!
Asa proof that estimate is overrated fellow
ing official report made the 23rd ult by C. Tappan In
spector Of Flour, TO the legislature
Flour and Meal inspected in the City Of Ven York, from May
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-08
NEGOTIATIONS.

HAsRr-Per ship svie de Grasse-4 pkgs mdzs G Bolton,
ber Co ,Pssdl de do Jsrosssy~4 do do TSsrpe.
kes Co (rbias II DO do r wsrburgk Coa de DO Re-
90 eS.s@ ss Cos % d.
Necke Plate lPhad)-l do DO chas M,r,hyso baskets
H'Gs q EsrIs1 81 Felix cssra
i d. Philip spey.raI DO DO cbsyeola,, rreyesI CO.
do do n Mshr-ie do do Cbas Harv,er-3 do do Cbas
Il BarSsd co"aso do ssiiy, Ward cs-as do 10 Cha.
rousnes Pallets do do C.lsrnsrd co-l do DO II La.
Ss
%i"s washington aoioa~c pigs %dse Robert jeffrey Co
y DO do De Lure co-4do do " Eeider Co.'S do
boz Cos do DO A Pero,-25 do DO GravIcn 4 Co.'S
DO do gnan2t do 90 Neidsrer Kuo1ler-Io do do
DO DO u soo% Jrs DO DO c.eSesgaass 10 Fsss Co
DO eroshsm schTsiser-.an Dc Dama,ssoSt DO
~ do 10 s,sps,saners CO.. DO do An,soSy Nsrden
d. DeTeul Brothers lPhilsdl-s DO Do eyots do DO
Thirios M,llard-7 do do Umeer Dambmann1l7 DO DO
81, Co SPhsdj~7 do do Lane Lamson Coi7 do DO PEI.
fer wi'smsnn-3 do DO Gerdng simoa-l do gold John
DO % Cha: Vein tPs.SNi . 20 Isnsg c.! % so
s 3. 30 u ,.a
Bensrd-i do do c Pre.eo,t-I 40 DO a n Resaua-i
E :" ps.% aoso o DO 20 Hsrse. Guy
ne,-Ide do a Bun--i do do Armand Col do do FAN
no.nr-Per Ship S.s,or9s sses cotton Boyer, Knee.
Me6s. c.l5 o s.ys.% vs. Do Bar ar
@sads sharp Tue co-ss % Broason2o Perkins, Hoe
NM ..r 81 s2 s"a 90 Foster
Essop4e do Nels n, Carleton Col do Rapeye Purdy
a 40 Pratt RAP do Churchill, souibmavr& Co "a do
w 4 n 4 "a vi-fo do Bartop-B do Baker, johnson
Geo do ogden, Ferguson 4 Ce-52 do Smith Wright Al
40 4 C,ll,ns Co-Ig do Brsnder, Murray Gallagher
Ia AZ q n IgurlbutG Co-24 do KeiyQ5de Mercein-
,rnnh s,lute Mead csss Csf-Sdo Consrt
c%as.ssTsr-rer ship su,,opi Dor Lee-i DO walsh
d AZ Har veysl bales cotton Br~on--i1 casks rice
Middleton Cor bales cotton w d Swift hos Pie
min Raoh-ls1 bales cotton A Pere-lTdo " Tayior-io
40 . Jesnnereth Go.
Co.'S DO ye.snere, oiss do r shirmss-s Gases
I<~schighs do Bartlett, Bsvis Co-e do Dram Wum-
mel-i4 DO Wood, Johnson BurisL