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THE CANADAS.

The adjournment of the session of Par
Lament was fixed to take place on Wedncs-
day, the 2Sth inst. Throughout its session,
says the M0nfrra! Herald, "the Legisla-
ture has Shown itself disposed TO adopt a
liberal commercial policy, so far as the
regulation Of rests with ITSELF
With regard to relations with the mother
country, it seems also 20 be understood that
free trade will be forced upon us as to our
products, and tiat, instead If useless re-
gre;s, the best thing we can do is 70 cndcav-
or to obtain from Great Britain freedom
for ourselves. Thus, all the different du-
ties have been repeated, and an address vo-
ted to Her Majesty Praying for tie repeal
of the navigation laws, SO far as they relate
to our trade, and the free navigation of
the st. Lawrence"
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TAILORING

.yEVHE undersigned having located permanent,
z y in the town of Louisiana, is now pre-,
pared 10 make every description Of garments
10 order, in the latest fashion with n~eatncss and
despatch. All work entrusted 20 his care will
be warranted TO be made i'll workman like man.
her, and on reasonable terms.
Shop on the corner Of Main and Georgia, OPP
poSitc o.. &. Tinker. s. II. McGREW.
June 9TH lSi7
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Sale OF
A ID.

fhN Saturday the 18th day of September next.
( l will offer for sale, to the highest bidder
on the premises, the following Real Estate, be,
longing 10 She estate OF Betty Perry, deceased
to wit: Block numbered fiity-nire, in the town
of Louisiana, as known On the recorded plat OF
said town. Also, Il lot of ground Of about six
acres, in the north east corner of the north west
quarter of section Is. township5i north, range
i west, on which is situated the noted Spring
called "ALLEN's Spring"
Terms OF sale made known on day Of SALE
for further particulars apply TO
EDWIN DRAPER,
Admir-. of Betty Perry decd.
Louisiana, August, 18th, lS47.
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Iii, l:UEINSDE'S
INFANTS PRESERIATITE.
E:A-nIr.-l:n El-,.Ir

- "a. '!tE--JEC L-N.a-THS
FIR liz .Srnlmcr CJ.aphijot, Caohcr0
LJunitm, Danyh., CGtILren
cutting tc,tE, &c.
TE TIiIS remedy has been u>cdby DR.. Robinso:
: in his private riaati-c upwards Of sever
years, and in no sin"lc instance has it peer
know to fail where it has been administers
ed in that most distressing disease, the sum
mer complaint. Prepared and sold by
the proprietor ~ lis office. OYER Richards
Hardware S,nr", Hannibal. No.
Also for sale by Mcssrs. f. s d. Draper.
street, Louisiana, Mo.
Price 80 cents. July &c,
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LATE NEWS!!
LORENZO NEWMAN.

IST received at the new brick Store, Water
% Street, a large and general assortment Of
Goods, comprising as complete a stock as
any house in the country, Of all the articles
usually wanted by the people of the
try.
The Dragging business has been so
completely 0rcrdoae, that we shall not offer
any ofthat article; but this much we will say,
that our stock is ~NrarrGHied to be less than
$4,000,
and We respectfully ask a call from pur-
chaserS, who will examine and judge for
themselves.
W We continue to purchase all kinds Of
produce tor cash or mcrcbantdize, and we only
state a fact, when we say that one OF our re-
cent shipments OF Tobacco brought the HIGHEST
rE;cE OF any sold this season except one HID.
May 81. 1871. f. s d. DRAPER.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-16

MentrsiAco, May 2Sth, 1S47.-Thc stock
of -four in all hands does not probably ex-
coed 10000 bbls last sale SlS, since when
there has been an arrival Of wheat from
Chill which may effect tie market in some
degree.
Count Walesky arrived at this port on
the 9th inst, and Lord Iiowdcn on the 7tl;
these ministers proceeded forthwith to Bue-
mos Ayres, OF a mission from England and
France, to p~artici, ate matters in this guar
ter if practicable. The former ministers,
Baron Dctia2iiS, and Mir. OuSlcy nave been
recalled by Their respective governments,
,aS also Admiral Lame, Commander-in-chief
.oftnc French Naval forces.
y general arlniS:icc was accedcd IL By
TIE hciiigcrcnts or tie lSth inst, rs proposed
by the ComnamGcr-iE-ciirf of the English
and French naval forces; consequently TIE
~effuSion of blood ceases for the present.
1t appears 10 lie well understood that the
,rro!osn's for negotiations, as presented to
Gov, Hosas by Nj. Hood will he renewed
OH the present OCCASION; the result wc have
Vt TO learn. As the acmisticc las been a.
greed upon, we are III hourly expectation
OF t:,c announcement Of the blockade being
v itahrawr; the next step will probably be
that of tie Argentine troops evacuating this
province, simultaneously with which, the
foreigners in Montevidco under arms will
be di>armcd, under full guaranty;of safety
to their persons and property, this being
effected, as provisional government of this
republic will be established, both parties
being members thereof, until the country
becomes !ranquilizcd, and an election takes
place.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-16
NOTICE.

NNHEREAS my wife, Mary Ann Smith
w has left my bed and board without any
Just cause or provocation, l take this method O
informing the public, that | forwarn all persons
from harhoring or trusting her on my account, a.
/ will no longer be responsible for any debt sh'
may contract' JOHN T. SMITH.
August oh, lS47
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s.cg:.:.r sesmi-wcc:!s Pacsset.

Far CifrI>"tN', LoHi5iGaa, HgnaibaI
lL:ri,n CITY, Q1iacy, Lagrange, TaHy
.Nc.rrndri2, Hdrsa1c and Kcokak.
T.. splendid, new and fast running pas
scnger steamer OCEAN WAVE, James
Whitney, Jr., master, has resumed her regu-
lar trips, making two trips q week. She
.uiilIcare 81. Louis on every Tuesday and
Friday evening, at 3 O'Clock, and arrive at
Clarksville every wednesday and Saturday
al 6 O'Clock, :. ~, Louisiana at 7 o'clock,
iIiaan:aa! and NATION City at II O'Clock,
Quincy at II o'clock, Lagrange Canton and
fully at 2 O'Clock ?. Alexandria and
and Warsaw at j O'Clock, keokuk at 6 o.
colck. Returning. willleave keokuk We'd
a"$Iays and Saturdays, Alexandria, Warsaw,
Lagrange and FULLY, same evening, Quincy
on Thursdays am Saturdays and Sundays
at 8 o'clock, \. III, Marion City at 9 O'Clock
Hannibal at 10 O'Clock, Louisiana at i o.
clock, Clarksyillc at ! l-2 o'clock, p. NJ,
and arrive at st. Louis every Thursday and
Sunday night.
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administrator, Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given toall creditors and
others interested nthc estate Of Charlotte
.Penervill, Gcc'i., that the undersigned mas ON
tanned from the Clerk o:thc Montgomery e court
letters al administration on said ~,s:a:", bear
iAr late the 81. day of June 1917. All prr>on>
claims against sad estate arr hcreny no-
tilted 10 present the sane. properly au;heniica-
lei. within Oh" year from the date Of said letters,
Or they Inay be preclude, from having any bcne-
iii Of said estate, ami ii not presented within
tire. yearS they will he forever h'rrcG.
EDWaKDJ. BRIDDELL, admir-.
August Oh, 1877.
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ai&t.vsE.N ~.

FEHFlE undersigned having permanently loca-
ted III Louisiana, offers his services TO the
public in tic ca,@ci'y 0: Painter, Glazier, AMI
Paper hanger. He iattcrs himself, that by
moderate charges, ana i strict attention 10 bust
hess, lie viii be enabled 10 rcn,er satisfaction
10 those who NAY favor him With call.
Those wi.o wish to see him on b~u<i.c<s, will
please enquire at FnnIh> no;rI.
William U'CONNER.
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CALIFORNIA MORMONS.

iIr S. Brannan, who is mentioned rs hav-
Jig met a: FortIia:! III. Tor<ams who recent
J; arrivc,tin lis lily. is header ofti.e Cali
farnia MoTincrs. In a recent address Ia his
brethrra-t2 wit: ''t'le Saints in England
and Amcrica''-a.c makes the following
statements
The Snan:irIS ~ natives of the country
are kind aud hn&pi:na!"; bat previous to our
arriI i! t:iHy livery much tcrrifedfrum the
reports t,tat had been circulated among
thein by those $40 had emigratcd from Mis-
soar, which hal proved 10 h" false, and
they have De coaac oar war!nestfriends.
Gov. Bnggs is in the country, but with
ont influence even among his own people
that he crsiEratcd with. And dur ~.
he expressed r:.ch dissatisfaction viii. the
c~olutrr, Hul soosa strongly Of returning
back in ihc S;rinG. H. e,y< natiiug about
the .}i"rr3"H.. " .rt.rr I:rou-Af"a Dr poll
cY ] an j.. able e say. As SON as tho
SNOW : c;i:lc :Eo'."t":.S wc S:.al sc1d a
conf % :.ca:p NC: tt cmiIGaa,s By and
or perhaps 60 myself. TIE feelings a:"cnS
the foreigners in the country axe very friend
", and | have found. even among Tie emf
grants fran Missouri. somc off," w:.;:@"st
friends. We shall Publishing a
paper next week, w!.:rh VIII he he Gov
crnment organ by he sanction of Col. Ere
mont.
We are ever day anxi9usiy looking for
tAe arrival of another ship load Of cmigrants.
Two have been reported here 20 have sailed
49, c.,o NJ. WI Ill e., ..t,,r cr,,D
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niacsS.sI

THE undersigned kav-
sa>S ing purchased TIE entire
~ stock Of F.. R. Glasby, at
a. Sheriff's sale, Oil the 3Ist.
s3 &S Gay of .iarch last, will
%J (S eon;inuethe Backsmithing
~SS~ business at the brick shop
on Georgia Street, in Lou
isIan3. lie VIII also furnish 10 order, through
his agcIt j.. II. |l.shy, Wagons. Carriages &c,
Of the best n].airriai. and of approved wOri man
ship. Ill w"rk .r..: the brick shop, will be
He feels satisfied that Evirg in s..
Louis, he will te able 10 purchase iron ard 9TH
cr I~.laterials cheaper than they car be obtaincd
Ly country smiths, and thereby crahle his agent
i'll Louisiana TO sell lis work lower THAN it can
be sold by others inthe SAINT trade.
JOHN S. McCUNE.
May 3I>t. 1917.
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!, / II s I 0 B T..

Is ME Undersigned, having purchased the
1 sleek Of Goods formerly beiungiag 10 Mr.,
LrcE, and having latci; added 20 s.i'! stock
by purchases MADE al -. i.olus, i, now prepared
TO olicr 10 his lrir:.is ~aDi the public genera
"sSUrtmcH: 0!
DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES, QtEENSWARE. HARD
WARE, BOOTS. SHOES. HATS, AyD
= READY MADE CLOTIIING;L
All of which. VII he sold a> low as The; can BE-
=: any establishment in The County.
JOS. RICIiARDSI n.
Louisiana, No. 9Th Aug. 1877.
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CLOTHING

Ozo HIM.
FOR THE SPRING OR SUMMER.
z UST received a lot of Cloth. Tweed and
% James Coats--fashionable HATS, &c., cheap
Tor Cash. - E. G.. McQUIE.
.May5lst. I847.
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DIED,--Jnly Goth at his residence III
township, Pike County, ROBERT
H. ALLISON. Esq, aged 20 years.
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.fgair IF Aaor.--A duel cane of in III,
Cherokee Nation. opposite Fort sniiI, OF
Thursday, the 23ta ult.. between .ul. Jno,
S. Rance and Gait. albert rikc, Of tits
State, and late Of t:,o Arkansas Regiment
just returned from Mexico.
They fought with pistols at 10 PAGES.
and exchanged two shots without injury tc
either party. After which, by the i~nterfcr-
ence Of friends, it was arranged, honorably
to both parties.
The cause Of difficulty is to be buried in
Oblivion by the parties concerned, and VIC
hope the matter will ever rest.-[Arkarsas
Inteliigenccr.
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Quick AS THE QvIcKEsT!-RccrHite
Readyt-Tl.e st. Louis New Era of the 18th
says.-A company of Germans, raised BY
Capt. Peltzer, paraded yesterday evening
in front of the Court House, and wen into
an election for officers, under the direction
of Gen. MiIburn. The following gentle
men were chosen: Vim. Peltzer, Captain;
Philip Stemmel, LIST Lieut.; Christian Buck
ner, I'd Lieut.; and Holscncider I'd I'd 1t.
The company is fully uniformed, numbers
90 men, rank and Gle, and have rendered
their services to the Governor to serve I'M
der the late requisitiOn, as an Artillery
company,
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NEH GGolS! INV CN0DS!!
LOUISIANA. MO.
IuMcnlaTE SLTTEEMENT WANTED!

HI GDzATE SETTLEMENT WANTED
z & AVING sid 10 Joseph Richardson ny
! cn!l stock OF Gools, i am de>IrouS Of
making settlement with IL those inGcbtCfto nc,
especially those who eve me on opeIkaccorI!t'
| can al all times be found at my old Counting
Room, on Water street, where | hope those ow-
Ing ms will not fai! 20 call.
(Aug. 10th, 1919 WILLIAM LUCE.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-16

On the 4th, the Geographic wires were
completed to Columbus, Ohio. In a few
days, the batteries will be at work.-Saint
kOUS Unipf.
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A new requisition has been made upon
the State Of Mississippi foi a battalion of
five companies of volunteers, riiemen
(foot,) to rendezvous at Eicksburg.
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rapidly. The backwardnsss OF fall crops ia stun sub
ject OF universal remark On both sides Of east and
west the same complaint Is made Fortunately the
spring crop promises full average and the large guam
tity OF Indian Corn planted will make up for the de-
The young spring crops which had begun to suffer
materially In many places from the late drought rs
plainly indicating the benefit derived from the
with which they bsve been visited and the Fan wnest
where not too far gone, has derived
especially where the roller has been applied Insre are
some persons who are fearful using the latter impe-
ment. from erroneous impression tnat gree. ~. IN
horses and the weight of roller crushing the tender
stem Of the plant They need be under no apPrehsn-
ling will suffer far more by the neglect than by the ap
plicaton of that very useful operation -Ne~easffe
We have hsd several refreshing showers which will
prove highly beneficial to the country Spring crops,
generally look well; but owing to the laensss Of the
season, they are more backward than usual Fall
has been failure in many parts Of the District
Several large fields have been poughed up and sowu
with oats We understand that West Of the Newcastle
District the wheat crop is very promising Owing to
the failure in the potato crop for two three years
many Of the farmers planting sufficient for their
only. Those who can do 30, should plant on
new ground In which case they may calculate with
tainty on profitable yied.Kingsvn (Canada) Argus
Almost every paper have opened for many weeks,
the Bayou Sarah La Ledger the crops
and the cuworm as the majority Of those Ia this parish
were previous to the last rains The cotton plant
with the genial heat Of the last week. is making rapid
strides towards its usual growth at this season. in this
neighborhood We have even heard Of few blossoms;
and with favorable weather, and the absence Of the
army worm, large crop may yet be expected The
corn crop is said to promise well almost everywhere
The Alexandria [La) Democrat says that in the
parish of Raides there will BIZ about six thousand hogs
heads Of sugar made this The editor perfect
y rejoced at the extraordinary which has at
tended sugar planting in the sugar parish" he
terms Rapdes. PASSING he says through winter
of great severity atoons waving with apparent
JOY in the delicious summer breeze and seed
cannot be surpassed We win take the crop Of John
Compton, Esq, as sample Of our cane with the re-
mark that if field superior to it be found in the
State the happy take the best beaver hat
sale in the wide world Mr. G. will grind three hun
dred and fifty arpents of cane and hazard nothing
saying that he will roll out five hundred hogsheads Of
excellent sugar Other panters-Cahoun, the brothers
Flint, Carey, Balio Wells, Tanner Mrs Overflow Ar
chnard, Carln, and many more-will come up to this
mark it, IL calculations founded the present
Appearances Of tho crops have any Weight
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNEIs.


| Cleared.
Shps-Saracen, Hawkins, Glasgow Woodruff 4 Minturn;
decker; Georges, lFeuch Boudone, Porto Rico and st.
Thomas Boyd Hncken; Yse (Datch) Verburg Retter.
DAM WIN Weiser; Mantle, Qstrom, New Orleans Slate,
Gardner Howell; Columbia Robinson.
Barks-Maria Louisa, (Hamburg) Mulenhork Client c
kunkleman; Cerere, French) Feeherte Falmouth Choi-
Brothers; Amelia Mulholland Brooks. Norfolk
Brgs-Chronometer, (Brtish) Furse Cork &c Durand
Coz Fanny, BRITISH Connay Cork &C. Woodhull Min
rn New England Sheppard Turks lslaad Wilson Fuller
schrs-Emma (British) Mccormack Belfast Richardson
Watson Coz ARIEL (Brltsh) Stewart Kilrush Ireland Blu
Platt w Lewis Mary Ann, Ridrway Baltimore; Jaspar
Tower Boston; Monano Chase, Portland Fashion, Long
Boston.
Ship Richard, Golden, days from Boston, in ballast to
French bark Australia Beausejour from Bordeaux 18th
April with wine and brandy order
British bark Fanny Samson from Glasgow, 9th May with
Bark Victor Clark, (of Plymouth) from Dublin May l2h
with mdse to Wheelwrgh ITO passengers to Roach Bro
Br bark Elethura Douglass so days from Limerick in bal
spoke ship Oregon irsm New Orleans for Genoa 4th
lat % 49, Ion 81 IS spoke Br bark Ellen. Hamilton from Ma
ranham for Liverpool
Brig Allston, Fierce II day. from Havana with sugar to
srde Sailed company with brig Caspian Philadelphia
schr Joseph Baker, Savannah.
B brig Isabel Burgess &c days from Sligo in ballast to
sehr Hamilton Pendsd. days from Georgetown, with
flour, &c. WV"
Bng Mobile Bplkley from Florida Reef, where she had
been ashore--undsr on. jury mast
| Also, bark and 2 brigs.
ship Maesdon.n, Cork; Columbia Charleston; British
bark Cosmo, Bristol queen, Ire land brig Orbit fsnambu
| co; Rebesca, Ireland
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COmmEHCIAL INTELLIGEnCE.
state OF the Flour Markets.

DETROIT, June 1.-THE -four market cen tipue. dull
In consequence OF the wide margin between BUYERS
sellers Those who purchase willing TO paw tho
proc asked and those who hold are not willing to sell
latter class cannot any for the decline in
ae eastern markets and we confess agree with them
Tore the arrival OF the Hibernia and vet the
orouent news OF suite an advance We continue our
~ a. % az ~ with few sales at 80 co. and also some
AZ - iNs some 200 bbls. sold as low as So u.s.
1PHILADrLrniA, June 1o-The market ,an.rsuusu.,
ss was an 70 oay and all parties seem disposed 70 wait
has rom Europe by the steamers now daily
nothing done and the demand appears limited at a. Az
sspdaSa brsnas e RT no disposition take less for
fer less Corn Meal-l500 bbs Brandv o 20 buyers o.
ana 100 Dars nd at IS az Wheat With
91' ~ "nu sooa Teds are freely offered at 81 90
Penna yellow sold u 49, weight Cotton gra ana
ries ana provisions without change and no
reported worthy Of notice. Whiskev-snomjr =,
300 barrels of Brandywine Meal sold in ALI to-day
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Passengers Sailed.

LIVERPOOL Steamship Hbenia, from Bc.ton-Mrs J
Bgsow Il Barrett Babbtt, PB'gelow, John GhandleI
Ferguson, Edw Wnchie Edw Mauray,, w Chapman, X B
bbamo. Thee ia. suvaq " Miller and Lady, Mye5
lsdy Bysm;y, Mo,hsr Chester Dixon Mr.
Miss Bore, Mrs Leach G NJ Holland Philadelphia; T. NJ
Wequen, child maid and servant Richmond, Va Mr.
watson and eRild i Read Miss Trspmag, Gh.Tlestoa,
SC; q Lomer, j Nurre and friend, Mobile w Mills, g
Games, Haran jr, II Chiffon, l. Bajac, Ferguson,
Lady Chichester children and two Mrs For
6 suthe Rand w Draper aud son, II Hopper Matherson
Montreal; G Weghman, Ewsr,, Toronto; VIM Rogers
Rilias, Havana; Il Hagenscr, st Thomas: l. Woodsde
West Indies; J9hnson, Liverpool; Mr. Heayy;ids pa;
England YIN Eliza Toole, Weighs%an London; Mr.
Russell, Gebbns, Limerick; d Holynsck Trieste;
Cameron--08.
For Hafax-Mrs Cameron. Mrs Matherson, Mrs Hickey
asd son. Mrs Prsid Elliot, Mrs Wallace and maid, nj
Wigeress, w Finn, Halifax-le Total 49,
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TeleRraphic Correspond sneo.

., Bosrsy, June II, lsi7-sbPM
ring, Howland sddon, Cobb, YorI a. Mary y'P Plea
SAINT: wGas9 and Tyrens Butler New orleans; s6.fss
Wilson svsnasR .ip@b Fars.r New s' YcrE N. ,S
5s:iSa :E %SG$ ny sS JSa. R,.
shire: Bailey York ,,t muxegSt Conn, d2i aoh soldn
Fnf%ssi tcs.ss.a S ofs sl hSsdEs YsaH
srpe.:; A'RbaIon Rowland do i'i' essea Coa%bisass
Arrived at London May -, Westminster. H.yey, N York.
sm Sas s" p9 N% Yn, May a. Margaret Evans Tinker
Arrived Gl.;y.w ssh Georgia, Collins, York; nth
Susan Green Rothefos. York Sailed GENERAL ' Mcns"
Arrived M limerick s,th M.r, on.. NY.rk; ,sts Cum.
bsrlasd Blanchard, do
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Arrived .ehJ Nore.n Mason, York 1uoe K Dole do
baEsss shS.5 Stevenson d.. and psl.ws. SIs.s d.
gi.n %opshby on M.s.as.s; sch. Joseph s,Sr."t Teal
i9n wam rr AsistG joyce fror TauntGn
.omac, Merritt Maanzss; Rio, Nickerson. Bsson Linns
t'SpY % AS.SS. ,ir.. yas
ens Star Loushssd General Taylor, Wood James Duffy,
Duffy Nightingale rwin and AeIsndsrths Great, Murphy
Miscellaneous Record.
PACKET SHIP Iowa. Wheeden for Hsyrs having been de-
tanned. will sail this morning
SIR MAJ, Eanry De,Tb2Tn lo,t the Island of subi
appleton Of Sn% toms ws s emns and q Su at
Mediord in lf' The cargo, which estimated st $500 ooo
Boston The Mary Ellen IS ne doubt the s0 ship reported
the sooo by last overland mail The cargo consisted Of the
aO tyson ,kn $50 soi do wsnEs Do imperial s
s co. guasowdst loes2toa sssn 5s5 500 bs ,oaehong
i@ so2-in all 7ie,ilolbs valued at about 100000
British s. 1s1. The s.so.s Bel brig Rs.sle and
drought nigh prices Cotton from to Sx cents h.,
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvERPooL-Stea Cambria-Liverpool to Boston, Mr.
Losschgh and wife MIR and Mrs RUSSELL Master and Miss
RUSSELL aud maid servants Mr. sinehol and wife, Mrs and
Mr. D Boydsn and wife; Miss srekney; Mrs Jones; Miss
John Frazer: Garrett; Mr. and Mrs Willing; VIM
Folk Lotimer Pray; Rt Rev Or Power Bishop of ORION
GIow,her jaime: Rose; Draper; Ksy Farmer D;
Js, Nape sSne ,aoa jhn PSs
n BrSrSard' JSq w Lew: James De Wars Jao B.ehsl
Kpwith Parker Saml. Thompson; Sigos Benz w Spence,
Jr f. Wilson Richard Francis Wood BIouKh Jno Ham.
servant7s7 AID from Halifax to Boston, Mrs Scott Mr.
Sse Mons 3. Lenie aed wife Mr.. Johnston Tboms
Fraser Mr.. $. Carter Mr. Coye.-I2 Total, 30.
HAyANA-Brig Allson-Mr Ingraham.i
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Foreign ImpOrtatiOns.

GLAscow-Bark Fanny-25O tons Boornan Johnson
% bales Smith Thurgar co.'s boxes bales w White
right-l l. Clow-54 casks Doves boxes M Strange
zer-4 Nofatt-0 Sands Fuller-l6 Stewards Godfrey
Patterson CO.'S Richhrdsen Watson-5 Wyeth Rogers
co-60 casks mdse to order.
BonDRAur-French Bark Australie.% c'sks verdigrese
Schrage Koopl25 10 half ppss brandy 40 cks
wine Segnette-3 hal and II pipes brandy Seger
i2 half and quarter do Barsalow-3 mdse G
Boker5o casks Is half do brandy 500 wine Renaud
casa half do wine 800 do st Amsnt
~ casks ID q ID HaviandG0 hampers empty bottles
Codman8 casks 10 half do AZ do
and II half pipes brandy to order.
HAyANA-Brg Allston-l17 hhds sugar Grnnell Mmum &
co-6j boxes do Sur.is co-300 do Gay & Wadwonh-53
do 60 600 hatthewsIe boxes Rowland As
pnwali-80 hhds do Fish Dale
DUBLIN-Bark Victor-l0 cks porter Bell & CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-18

EIeHAreT boArp June l6t Northsrn Railroad ios; II
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