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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-07
ProyIafon NIar,.ef.

The few warm days, for the past week have had n
tendency to lessen the consumption OF heavy meats:
sun our different markets exhibit their usual and varied
suppes but at this of the year. new vegetables
with iiSh and light food, are more sought for.
Young chickens are pleaty, and bring u.s. to S.
pair.
or sh we have every variety. Salmon is down to Is
vegetables OF all kinds getting quito plenty
peas, IS. a bushel; new turnps sd. bunch.
1hef1es, 20 lb strawberries, 9, and lOd basket
me dry weather is destruction to the fruit and vines
Eggs, nine dozen for 81
We yesterday saw fine To- Of live Berkshire pigs six
weeks old. Asking price, las a piece
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The Columbus Ohio State Journal of the 3lst nit
says there was hard freeze the night previous Ice was
formed and stood an hour after SUNRISE nearly the eighth
OF az inch IN thickness The corn that had escaped pre-
potatoes generally are in the plight. The wheat
helds look bad enough. With majority of our farmers
the prospect of wheat crop is hopeless.
The So Iouis Neu Era of the 27th MI saws tho toboc
co crop thus year viii be very small in Missouri Per-
sons IRON the upper part Of the State inform us that the
iaiure OF the plant beds is much general than is
commonly supposed aud that owing to the impossibv
oi getting plants the tobacco crop planted win not he
onc-fourth as large as il was expected to be-
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PhiIadcIphia Cattle ma,L.,

~ al Market 200 head OF beef cattle including
600 taken TO New York; 40 cows and calves. aso sn
and 1900 sheep and lambs. "''e
Flices-Beeves rather dull; sales range from "a 40
- and few extras brought 81 the 100 BIS 0o beaJ
lett unsold - 'oao
Cows and calves sell at $40 a go
sWine-sales at 81 90 a 4 10 the 100 lbs.
Sheep and Lambs were mostly taken at Al d a n IN
each, as in quality. "
nay GOOD Timothy is in demand at 20 80 cents the
cwt straw sells at S6a the 100 bundles
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K + A ID L H f FO l. l. y w ING
ADVERTISEMENTS
or THE
COLLEGE
Medicine and Pharmacy
50 NASSAU STREET.
M T. d ICAL VICE
PRIVATE DJSEASES

IltIVhlE DlSEASES.
THE MEMBERS Of the New York College Of Medicin.
continue sns r ss for Fl
private nature confidently promise to persons equirns
medical asae and cure without injury 70
culsy lcauesisdo make spasaon to the College o. Ss
time may be thus avoided One Of the members Of ,Rs
Cosse fog many years sopneeted with the principal hospitals
taoa daily from "a NJ to 4 p NJ '''''
"a ~ Hse 6R
Living IN he country and finding i 70 make per-
ps all to perform =. radical cure BY stating
closing S. post paid
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
Medeinssnd IGaaS%9 e., Of the cy ci New York
eret any kind duty il an os1sb
remedy for ery barrenness, unless depend
Single bottles each case. Of half dozen ST. carefully
V Sf' K Ri. s 5fs SgIf1 PILLS.
oi, the sdica Of gonorhpa gset seminal emissions
and az s%esy y.as X as
Charlie il Paris pronounced BY their celebrated inventor
" ,Ss . %s az
ly % 1 S% S @
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
the permanent cure Of primary 2. secondary syphs
ny a.
i All n w,HSa s y
egsde himself safe after having the disease
Sold single bottles at ~ each of half dozen
ST. carefully packed aud sent to all of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA-
RILLA, GENTIAN AND SASSAFRAS.
y s Hw Yo GS;ss e &.
refined and highly concentrated extract possessing all the p
flying qualities and curative Of the above herbs conf
IDENTITY recommended by the College infinitely any
extract oasapsra At present before the public and Be
state Of the blood such crouls rhcun
bIoches or pmples ulcers pain the bones joints nodes
cnaneous erons throat disease arising
from the secondary effects ofsyph njudicious oil
mercury.
Sold IN single bottles, at . 75cents each
in cases Of half dozen BEETLES, $35o
'" ~ dozen 500
Cases forwarded TO all parts Of the Union.
disro w. 5. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
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PRIMITIVE PHYSIC,
OR THE
COLD WATER CURE.
THE
7 N V / S 3 L Z
yfyTn

SO closely resembles the real head Of hair that scepcs and
ordinary invention Of day The advantages this
vel and unique wig its being made without sewing weaving
hair both in ghtnes and natural defy detec
ali cases evanora,on and b
evils Of oth,r wig. entirely avoided The and connos
and the peculiar method of fitting the head the
A. C. BARRY l6 Broadway, Of Librty street, up
ing nke
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-07

WATCHES .-WATCHES AND JEWELRY.--T Those
w who wish to- purchase Gold or Silver Wache., Gold
Chains Gold Pencils Keys &c. will find greatly their adj
vantage to call on the subscriber who selling all descriptions
Of sboye retail much lower than other house in the
Jewery exchanged bought Al Watches warranted to keen
usual price ~
q. G. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewelry,
m25 imsec Wholesale Retail % Wall u. stairs
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Passengers Sailed.

LlyEnrooL-Ship Empire.Mr Hope, Miss Hope johnson
of Of New M, York CAPT Wm Morris RN England Mi Smith
NJ shannon Of Canada MIR and Mrs Stewart Of Wescheste
Nj Roberts Of Boston MIR Martin, of Philadelphia Mccoy
of Scotland; Clark, of Virginia '
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHIIApELpHrA, June 6-Below, Manson, Curacao.
BALTIMORE, June Arr Ellen, Easport Cid Somerset
Hermitage, Kingston, Ja Susan Jane Boson Orleans
Mest ndies Commerce, Barhadoes WaterWch st Johus.
NoaFoLK, June 4-Sld Ann D. NYork. Sid Chas Thomas
Spain, - : ' N' 49,
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CAUTION TO THE PUBIC.
Office for the sale of the Original Genuine
PULMONTC SYRUP,
At No. 40 LEA Cortlnndt street, New York,
usUQI.

FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
illness BY Syrup made old Indian recipe and
being strongly urged By friends well the eensdeI
duction Of the Syrup public into an orange
R yoans
man by che name e schsnck had verbal with
tidcss published widely silsaiasd NC '0 = Ger
deviatng from the understanding Compliant after
s ne IN % a % .
be more requested but i declined Icould
% %nsits
valuable medcne of course felt that whatever affected the
had encountered large expenditures establishing and
Quoting this Iusasss MY time and attention were devoted
character and the certificate Of with advice to
to whom visited both the city and country and the
gradually increasing and now widespread popularity Of my
Of s
caused plumbers make application most Of whom
Results ike these were truly srssyns and did NOT feel viii
@ a s S ing M Ii s:
narrowed through the neglect variation Of any other
sHf
and haye the most accurate knowledge of the only
%e ss Hpfn il s ws
insure its H and rno strength WITHOUT the use Of kind
the most effective ingredients have the aid Of discovery and
' si,sssd 's co%risa.
which a f to and Of
The has been incidentally mentioned
being longer interested my business told up
pr himself or a least opened an Office in this city, wish him
c am informed, come and buy genuine Syrup, and
wisely enough cautions against liberated compounds
resy by for e New os n my e o
established Office 49S CORTLAND door below Greenwich
myas lm*m : = Di1'NA-''
TO- s oLB 2, y NJ ,ss Ts 3;
making worthy the Of smiths
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peN. JAcKsoN,-We have seen a letter from the
Old general to his friend in Washington, dated on
the 18th May lie reports his health very delicate
ad expresses himsci cheerully prepared to meet the
dispensaons OF Providence. lie speaks with great
kindness and OF Confidence OF Gen. Houston, whose visit
the Union with united voice and Gan. Houston, as
know puts his shoulders to the wheel to roll it speed.
lily. al is safe and Donelson will have the honor of
This important deed. -Yashin son Union. yl.,le s.
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TUITION

TUITION.
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, graduate OF the University
of Paris DESTROYS of finding school private
my, situation nstIuctor-through the of the
English, which he speaks ueny orofhe French and German
Thorough education, also drawing painting
either landscapes, heads or flowers.
The best be hod and his and residence
known by applying the Rev. A. Verren Rector Of the
French Protestant Church Of this city No. 80 Franklin
inf ms
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IN Thursday evening 9TH inst. at ST. Johns Church.
w -. Key Dr. Wainwright, Mr.. EDWARD HrrsrrR 10
Miss AcSEs DRIscoL, all Of this city - :
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LrEnpoor-Shp Hercules-i5O tons Goals w & ] T Taps.
cott-si tons soda ash 800 sackss alt order.
~ CRoix-brg Elizabeth-ll7 hhds sugar "a puns rum
e bids moasses Dc Forest casks Canadian
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NETV EMBROTOERIES


NEV EMBROIDERLES;
he public % sos a s s' o 6e ns
descripon received by arrivals, which, being imported
s also call
which will be found we'll deserving an early INSPECTION. TSs
following Desirable being per cent under the usual
Hghaeck Chemisetts, richly embroidered from l $3.50
500 Embroidered Collars finished edges for s usual price
af qss q e
500 doz Linen Lawn Handkerchefs, from Cd
$ $;;: 'ss; Il: 'i s;I'''"'' USE
which are offered unusually cheap.
SSIs5 /. Hosiery Gloves
a. C w''en ~, '0'a 'fS'Sss
HARPS-REMOVAL OF WAKEROOMS
To No: 25l Broadway, opposite Washington Hall
and Action Harps 70 INFORM
s h Ss wes n has %csd sa
az 70 unique and beautiful
JF B. Is constantly receiving the asuerins tesnon
ais s ~ 9 s H ,ss,raS che and
or en- SFis sssS:
~ ]. i. BROWN, London, sslB,sqadxsy,,
myl7 lmd&W*rc Established 1910.
THE BEHM FLUTE.
DHlLlP ERNST Teacher Of the Flute and Guitar would
inform the lovers Of Music, that he has for sale
the above celebrated Instruments
ss e sit '?' s:ssl sss
395 Broadway, near Walker street. mys lmsrc
AsOLIAN EARPS.
NUNS CLARK having purchased the patent right for
4NColcman holin Atachnentto the Panofoe, Tor the
entire United States Excepting Massachusetts
the public that they are now prepared to supply Panooes
with this Improvement attached, attach the
modern made horizontal Panootes. In regard to durability
fhis invention N T.. prepared satisfy the
JUDGED mind their critical examination and experience
warrant them IN the assertion that the Hoan'' will remain
in climate and it will be affected by transitions
Of atmosphere The most satisfactory given with
each instrument.
The public invited examine the olian Panoforesp
their wareroom, No $40 Broadway, opposite the Park
where also be found Of 6x and7 Octave
Pianooes both in rosewood and mahogany ms 6m+c
CAST IRON WATER PIPES, of different sizes, constant.
~ ly on hand. .
Also American rs W. HI IN RICHARDS
my2s ip,+rh 2s Water st.
RATS, MICE AND COCKROACHES
JvHIS certify that have used SoIoman Lewis Exter
mnator for Rats and Cockroaches, and has gwen the
H. 8. DUNNlNG, Cummings Hotel,
W. MoREHEAD, 4, Ccortisnd st.
For sse al RUsHTON < COS No. 10 Broadway 10 Aston
House, and a5s Broadway, New York mai intro
u sale '' L" a. . s' Sou, !.
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WhaIcmcn.
NEw BEDEorD june 4-Cd James YES Maury Pacific and NV
Foreign Ports.
a fa s X. ia.
H1y Africa via New York; Goth, ar Ida do Demares Phla
s. M MhAr Hn.ns cS l'h Star
Home Forts.
BbTGoS June May sA W Rssp w ssaeN WORK
Philadelphia sid RIVAL West lndss 81 wstson
NsnwavFyrOnT, Jung s. Arr Tslos wipingtonl Nc
80 La Plata , ona Cape Verbs BusnGs
wa S ssp also s% Ssss Al
i
SSa,a,sS AM GsSrsss%s wls .Bfg
s%s Sss c cS.s s. IL ssss sSJ,
S1% % s al s az
ashore David Crockett hence this morning with materials
SSsfs Rsi oGs ese P0'n Light
NV BEpfonp June Arr John Alyne, Baltimore Nile
FAIL RIVER, June 4-Ar Levan and Constitution, phla
PpsypEscE lyme AR Messenger Potomac Rysr Try
RHnss sp fSy "Pf
for Baltimore @ Rse % d. e%ss JAZZ
Iodine Providence for Philadelphia Vesa Danoh Me- for
NYorl.
WARREN June 5Arr Dromo, from Salem purchased for
whaler.
PS,LApEIsH,., june 3aAn Trenton, Londonderry; Emil
" NYork; Patriot do; Reaper Boston; Geo. Washington
Stonington Cid John Welsh Jamaica; Calcutta Newbury
ton; Irene. do; Challenge do p9what!an, NHaven.
tors, Fall River.
Havre; James Calder, Liverpool; Sullivan, NYork Sid Be.
nevento Norl OF Europe Swatara Liverpool; Sutton
York; I'd, ar Wekona, Liverpool. k
sAysNy.n June 2-Ar John Cumming, NYok; Providence
Proydence; Ronaldson Peter Deml q Lamar aud Gin
NYork.
NEW ORLEANS May 2o-Arr Alfred, (Ham) Hamburg; WIN
Badger Rio anero Marcia Boston; Calso Apaachicola
Louisiana and Sheffield, Lverpool; Warsaw, Newport RI
Native, (Tex) Nlatagarda.
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DLARRHEA, DYSEN1ERI,
SUMMER COMPLAINT.

NEVER tre with disease. One days delay in administer
~ ing remedy may give disease fatal advantage This is
especially the in the complaints ofchlden That malady
Infantumhas often terminated il death for Of prompt
plants which affect the bowethe stomachor the liver is
COVEL'S ANODYNE CORDIAL. 1t purges gently, ex
ures the bSwslsaaets the pue-spd inygSraes the dge
mony Of all who have tried good evidence Meet the
symptoms Of the disease with this invaluable Specific and they
the more dangerous stages will be found the most effective
the following certificate Of the many Of the like import
in the hands fthe agent w
hereby certify that young employ
attacked with dy.ents attended with copoas discharge
this distressing complaint found nothing that would afford
relief until obtained bottle Of Dr. James Covels
Anodyne Cordial doses of which restored him health
y few days can, with Gqnfdence resSmmsnd il e Others
New York, Dec. 7th 1874. lG5 Prince street.
Price 50 cents Sold wholesale and retail by H. Moseley
Fulton street. doors from Broadway and retaed by
druggists throughout this city Brooklyn, and Jersey city New
ark, and country villages. myf2 im*m
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DYSPEPSIA, OR BLUE DEVILS.
SAFE, speedy and eecua cure orthose that are act
n ed with this obstinate and ormentng disorder Of the d
gestiys will be found in TURNER'S DYSPEPSIA RE-
bya Physician Of emnence for years. and has
Sold wholesale and retail, for the Proprietor at E.
OWENS 800 Bowery of Bond street Price bot
tie. a27 lnNec
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TO MERCHANTS
VISITLN G NEW YORK CITY.

TO MERCHANTS
VISITING NEW YORK CITY.
tDEFwHEESf VILLAIN z S Sass26 STREETS,
IMPORTER OF GERMAN AND FRENCH
FANCY GOODS
Offers for SALE by the package customers at the most
's WoRsf iEsfDS.'
hy German and Tap,s;ffTsk Chine and ombe worsteds
loss Twisted Plain s ch fhSia EsEs in Sticks and soo
Embroidery Fl RxFT iTs RTNEs!~mins Chenille
Berlin Embroidery Prt,eNsq; most splendid selection
rsnch and German Canvass; Emss,edsy Of Cotton,
w'''''' '"'' aes f H. si az sA Silver and
Gold Silver Steel N iPa Slss; Beads and B'sls'
Embroidery H Sss. s Esay and Whale
All snas OF eommsnessaN a&saalGa IRaEsIR
and FI U;'S%s 9;6 Sc &C.
f Sssd ar'is,
suoa fssse snG sEHs1 %
GERMAN ws R SsGa' ;TSh Baskets Watch HSdE
oIL sH15's Hek
osd silks diffT FRfS SSlG:: the best French
Frnses Cords C GS%, Tas;ss !. color. and Qualities
ns stkWsms.Irec ''"e'''' Vol ms own m'n0'''''s''
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
ExTIR1 FiNE ~ As!
NEAR counrLArDr ST. AND 9tro.Irr THE PAcuro HOTEL.
.slys: T.: rsss esaePy purpose
have carried business for several years past in this
fe na sad ..
ess s in the limited Z;
trgaage, -.
Ss
ongsa speSoP &
9s who.as n e variety e S.s. and a9S
Java and other Coees, usual roasted and
We continue operations other places heretofore
at III chAh' Gr W Es y& G SSsdn
New York-l2l Chatham St; 36l Grand and as Beecke
Phiadepha-ss Chestnut street, and IS Fifth street.
ME- Wholesale s nd Ss sSIs
h @ssrs E EiT Regulator G Gs$@1n Size
Il Regulator kss'sa ss %ssI ss: E s.ps..
G SSsSSy yRs,,,,,,. Superior Plantations
ALE 1Gri ANp sT CIPER.
bOIILlNCT MISUNDERSTANDING,
NO. ANN STREET, next door 70 the American Museum,
his sincere thanks his friends and the public
generally for the very liberal share Of patronage already
ceved and hopes by sctaenton business merit
tinuance
FIRST QUALITY
Phadelphn Porter Newark Cider,
Croton Ale, London Brown Stout,
Orders for shipping attended sG 70 ~ts despatch mh
THE "THORN CHAMPAGNE"
THE UNDERSIGNED will hereafter have Consistently on
hand for sale, article of Champagne Wine Of
passed, and probably unequalled quality;
The subscriber has been appointed sole Agent the United
States for the Manufacturer
guarantee OF its superiority Colonel Herman Thorn,
Paris has allowed impression Of his seal to be affixed each
bottle. The quality of the Wine will be preserved n all future
shipments und under circumstances be allowed to dep
ciate.
Respecting this wine, Col Thorn thus writes lit is Of
quality rarely be with in America have drunk Other
for years past"
The attention Of private gentlemen, Hotel keepers and the
frsIa iai vifelf ofhia
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FIRE WORKS.

FIRE WORKS.
Wholesale and RetaI-UTited States Laboratory
THE SUBSCRIBERS have ON hand and for sale entire
stock ofbrsnt Fire Works comprising very general
assortment which for beauty Of and real utyw
exceed any ever offered by them in years. and sold by
VIII be found by perhaps 30 cent the cheapest in the
Canton Fire Crackers &C. in abundance.
GASSNER & YOUNG,
- 132 Chatham street, opposite Chatham Theatre,
Deaers Groceries and Fruits and Agents for the celebrated
- Pavilion Fountain Saratoga.
BSerpents and Chasers being prohibited in this city, G.
r. will only receive orders for them from the country.
jus im~rh
FIRE YORKSHIRE WORKS.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS have opened large assortment Of
Fire Works which they will sell as cheap other
No. Chambers street corner Of Chatham street.
NB-Ihe Works are no. !. ju3 3w-rc
FIREW ORKS, CRACKERS, &C.
FOURTH OF JULY, lS45.
COUNTRY and City Dealers in Fireworks will find il to
~ their advantageo call and
Chatham street large quantity OF Fire Crackers just received
Remember the sign OF the Two Mammoth Sky Rockets
Mind have removed from &c to rs Chatham jel m|rc
FOURTH OF JULY, lS45.
FIREWORKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
THE subscriber offers for sale complete Of py
rctechnic articles, manufactured exclusively for his
Cities towns public or private exhibitions supplied the
lowest prices, and the quality warranted.
wholesale buyers Of small fireworks will find their advan
tage IN giving call Prices low good article be a
Chinese Frecrackers Fire reduction Of 50 to 60
j. w. HOLBERTON, IS Maiden lane
m3l tiyI I'm below William street.
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10000 L5s OLD 2, F y ~ IT, S is f.
makng worthy the attention Of manufacturers and smiths
ply at No. lGG Wafer street nv m
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NM. H. JAMES, 2iih Broadway, opposite the Park Of
w fers for SALE Wholesale and retail following choice
Scgars, which he warrants genuine as imported, viz -
Kegalia's Paneteas, Common Size,
Imperial, FL Regulator. Cubrey,
La Lealtad, Regulator, Ugues,
Fl Regulator, Small Size. Marposa,
Cubry, Werner, Superior Plantations
Mediana, FL Regulator,
m27 yN&St m
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CoLTs PATENT REPEATING FIREARMS.

HE DEPOT for the sale Of the Colts Pistols Rides Car
Dimes and Eowsg Pieces has been removed from No III
House where general sssortme e these superor
II. Horstmann < Co.'S, Maiden lane Muiord & Wendall,
Broadway Albany, Lyman Knowlssj Delhi Delaware CO.
leans York prices Pistols Z. from $le to S2s each
public IN selling the IEcockng and revolving
barrel Pistol for Colts repeating Pistol which is acknow
icgred dis country Europe The EMPEROR Of Russia
Of France Imaum OF Musca all have them aud speak IN the
highest terms Of them Tue Texan Army and Navy are sup
and the officers have given the favorable
rtouf Colts firearms. m
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-11
RECEIPTS OF Cs,TT1IN.

Per steamboat LOwndes fin Weiumpka-Rhea, Sy kes
q CO rs bales: Harris, layton co 3oj u Az G
q Henry 3; lloyI, Ford Il Robinson 22Y; Harrison l.
blair 3D. Crawford " simpson 50i Mnudin n Terrell
Al b Vaughn Ii, TOomer, Gay co AZ; Drknson Eus-
Is W; Tatletu, sco & Cummings SO; Rivrs, Battle ~
~; Gordon Curry ST. Donald Marshall G4i Bull a.
BOardnan ii Desna, Sheppard & co 81; l. Andrews e.
236; Carlisle o. scott 10; W Bower d co 57i
Boy kin & Munav le, Simpson & Roth l3i Labuzin Il
oids 6; Il y e HOh 81 I.esesne Isl Drodnax, Newton
d. coz
Per steamboat Jas Hewitt from Warsaw-T Hill 1853
bales; Desha Sheppard CO lU6i Dicknsun Eustis 54;
SIUdder l8 Walker q Holmes 3, Rupert 4 McLellnnd
So l. Andrews d SO; Horton 4 Clock Z; iIarwelI Il
Days 5Ii Uirck, Wallace CO A.; Bradford q SANDERS
24 A Ledy ard CO 81 Harris. Clay ton IL; W. "A
lIHrdawny co 8; Crawford AS; MHuldin & Terrell
Campbell l0i q Marabfe Is; Lyon Baker %; Lea
veins & Malone 30 L Carlisle So Rives, battle d CO
49, Tart, Stewart d co o. Harrson q Blair ~; boyd
& Bro l6i Anderson DaW 4; 5tringeliUw, Hanna d
CO 2o May q; order ).
Per steamboat New W Grid I'm Wrtumpks-Dickihson
4 Eusis 2O5 bales; Donald Marshall "a; Andrews &
Uawson l55; W Armstrong Isl e l. Andrews d co Ii
Harrison j. Hair lii Ito. I. Ford Robinson 46 III I'd
nax Newton d co 20; Walker d Holmes 26 Leayens Il
Malone 66i Alert d Prentice ID BOykin Mcitae 26
Billiard Rives, Battle IL Gu Ii smith, Walker IL CO
}, Msuldn Il Terrell ); TarIeon, Scott d Cummings So
q w TarIeion 81; J Nave IL; ISon a. Baker 81 Allen
y iladen Is; N thurman CO q Lhbuzan d Olds /; A
Ledyard g. co 81 Bull N Boardnian q Anderson 4
Dicksun l2 Harris Clayton X co 90 N Wiihers co
TO- q Goode 10; owners on bonrd 10.
Per steamboat Potomac I'm COiuInbus-Toomer, Gay
d co 90 baes II III ~; liar Is, Clay ton 81; Jas
Crawford III G Kelly Ii; boy kin q McRHe ~; Hsrwe
McLelland ii Adams 81 Rlen, kes d co d; LcHvens
Malone A. Walker Il Holmes 4; W Scott Al Mugs Il
Russell g. Al Withers d co 81 Tart, Stewart co u
Lyon ~ Baker 2; Andrews L. Dawson 2; Dickinson &
Eustts .; u l. Andrews d co 4. 49,. .-...r.
Per steamboat Warrior fun Tuscaloosa-E Carlisle
SO bnles Harris, Clayton cos; Rupert d McLelnnd
Funnine X SON 81, Z Marable Al; Desha, sheppard q
co 1856 Peck IL Shacklpford l63.