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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-27

desliaa senssd By ths sesAinxsd dseuth Ws,lisns.
port (AdD Times, Aay a.
The csOl and dry weather has killed the oat CROP and
some ground win hardly give the seed back again to the
sower Wheats struggling against the drought and the
NY ana too far gone to make average crop Some
farmers have poughsd up their wheat for other
There Is now great scarcity Of grain amongst our far
mers; numbers are buying to carry their farming
operations having sold their during the last fall at
~ and Is cents per bushsl- CentreUie, (Md) Times,
Msy -.
The present drought is becoming alarming The
ground is parched up, vegetation IL at stand stu and
the knowing predict year of unexampcd scarcity
British Wig, Kingston, CanGda.
The grain has improved In consequence of the late
rains and farmers In the neghborhood, generally
hear expect average crop The grain Is heading
and looks healthy and strong. Hdgerstotcn Pledge
May 90
The waters have receded everywhere US planters
have gone work. and very fair weather has ia
vored their chance Of securing good stand Of cotton
A good deal Of corn has been planted, but wherever
there has been left prospect cotton 1t has taken pre-
ference an most Of the lands between the mouth OF
the Arksnsas and Red rivers, the water has of in
time to put seed in the ground for good cotton crop
Coneordia (La) Lstsiigencer May IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-27
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY ~.
Cleared.

Cleared.
ship,n1shsridan Cornish hiys,pooI Collins; Sea
5s 1 S.,:sS y jS$ ss.: h ssSssz t ss.
B5is:-sAaaa {b3 Mckay IiyfIpsoi Maitland Phelps;
anna
Si.% S5assf ASs S"ss;f mr.
sehn-Cahsrne, HaI. Sydney CD, Barclay Livingston;
a'Hn cf S aS' z s Nss
sioOps-Procf Glass. BlydenbunS Providence; Radiant
Arrived.
Packet ship Edelia Hackstaf, from Liverpool May with
Dr. ship WIN Ward Secular, 81 day. from Liverpool in
%h bark Ann
Ws hn Loavs Han nor ys rom New Orleans with
ton &C. to Collins May a. lat 80 lon Il 80. saw VIVA sS
SHIP Louisa Parker 10 days from New Orleans with mse
to YIN Nelson May 49, ~ Ion &c 49, exchanged signals
ship sullivan Waite days from Charleston, with cotton
Bremen bark Aenrichs, wetng IS days from Bremen with
S. Es:po5 day. from ssIl..
eo s sfS'' May a ws
dspee 23d INST lat &c. lon a. spoke schr Adene Rosna
of E' M Fl f1.s from H.,
%eisn @ h o SSSa
Palmer hence for Lverpoo-saw considerable ice the
Bbrg Tuskelt Stone from Dublin in ballast to Richard
pr brig Hiben. Ryan, a days from Wexford Ireland, in
ballast O. pa.sengsr.s Barclay Livingston 2sh u lat
in distress, leaking; hid great deuiy to Keep her free
IN brig 81 days from Bre
Brig Star Ttcomp, 81 DAYS from Sagua la Gande with
gar and molasse. to Rowland & AspnwalL
Brig EOlu'. GY,;h from Cardenas May 9Th with sugar
Brig Alabama. Allen, IA days from Mobile with cotton
Brig Josephas Gray II days from Georgetown SC, with
lumber Badger Peek Co Lat IS H. Ion "a passed the
VICE. ch q sc 9,s svs9 of M,b, Port, .. d,v, from
Trinidad de- Cuba with mo.sse. to Chastrlsa Ponyer
Schr Uuon Ryder from Jacmel May 9th. with 1000 bags
coffee 20 and a half tons ogwood, to @ Douglass
with sugar and mossses Brett vose Sid in company
spoke bark Gov Briggs, Mobile for Boston, =
Puck ih inst lat 81 Ion TO- experienced heavy gale I'm
schr Antonstt- Brown % days from Galveston with hides
brig Washington 20 days from Philadelphia for Vera Cruz all
well; the has a letter bag from her
ReelnS asR Co. asd Sit mile. Sc Of Cape Hsnopen
spoke fishing schr Atlantic Of Newburyport lis bbls macke
schr Empire Hlick days from Washington. NC, with
Schr Locust Dyer days from Plymouth NC, with naval
stores.
Schr Tranquil, Velzon, Boston, mdse.
Below.
Bark St Cloud, - 20 days from Vera Cruz
Brig Walton, Rowe i6 days from Apalachicols with
cotton.
Brig Augusta, from Savannah.
Brig Capt Tom, from Ponce PR.
Also ships; barks; 8brigs-unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Oriental for uebec barks ID, for Limerick; High
land Mary for Lvpool brgs Count Pulaski for Cork and
Emerald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-27
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
State of the ElOur Mn rL eta

'NEw ORLEANS, May 1s.-Monday is proverbally dull
terday certainly rendered 1t exception to the general
rule The sales of flour only 5000 bbs
l2H to Sc 25 per Dbl for Ohio and illinois brands Corn
In moderate request and 60 600 bushels were dis
posed of 20 to 7Sc per bushe for white and yellow
There is still brisk export inquiry for wheat and a.
600 bushels taken Mt 81 % to 81 80 per bushe for
prme-a further advance of sc. per bushel
CINCINNATI, May 2l-Flour-Prces considerably
higher to-day, with brisk demand, but sales
stricted by the still higher demand ofhoders The sales
OF as bbls in lots from $40; ITO do
from store 1T 5s 1873 200 $40 and 200 brs from store
canal and railroad ut $50 900 do from railroad at $685.
100 39 los and 1875 do from store canal and railroad at
$780, sundry wagon lots early in the day. at 632 to 5l
In the afternoon, sos was offered and refused-6:75
asked aud holders not disposed to enter the
market ut the latter rate.
CLKvELASp-The high price now being paid reproduce
has brought rush to our market The canal receipts
are large aud streets thronged
with wheat teams from fifty miles around Our
houses full to bursting the increased
number built this spring. and active shipments
Everything Is flooded in commercial affairs just now
Our streets docks and warehouses flooded with pro-
duce as is also and lake shipping bearing II
to and from this port Our bankers and brokers are
flooded with applications for currency and over
flowing with specie and drafts New York. Exchange
Is now In favor Of Cleveland and currency here COM
mands a premium. The farmers also being flooded
with cash The State Of Ohio has become rich
weeks ago bushels OF wheat, which must amount to
many millions Our canal tolls this year will mataral-
y reduce the public debt and Ohio stocks are now at
premium In New York Thus brightly do our prospects
open for H.-Ciepsiand Piaindedler.
DETROIT, May 22.-The market quiet yesterday
and but little -four wheat brought in by teams,
on account Of the appearance OF rainy day. Some
thing done board. and quote -four at SIS % a
700 from wagons and SO a6 06 on board Wheat Is
worth 81 10.
BUFFALO May 24--sales IL 900 bbls of flour various
Ohio and Michigan brands at from S6 rs a 8 s7X and
81 for small but superior lot. In wheat large sales
made at advancing rates Cleveland sold ut 81 40
81 A. and other descriptions varying from ST. "a to 81
81
RocBEsrER May 25-The market quiet Yesterday
and not much doing in either wheat or -four Prices
have still upward tendency. Wheat the street
from wagons sold at 81 60, and few loads of choice
quality high as 81 So. In other articles there was
nothing doing of Importance Butter is arriving freely
md aelnQ A I2k
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

GREErPoRT, May %.
wich Islands Oo bbIs VIII 800 SPIN 90 900 lbs bone to q
Floyd Report. at Juan Fensndez Lion owlasd Of
30 20o bbls bark Harriet Duree Freetow 30 mos
1900 VIII 80 spm SPOKE Feb &C. lat So Ion 60 80 w WIN
lon 50 20 Coral sssbgrg of NIB no DIS ont l2o spm May
y 40 Ion 60 20 w, sch Bangor Luerman Jan 2ist 1917
died board the Italy, Isaac Hannibal aged &c. Of
Puspstuck, Ii.
PHILADELPHIA, May 26--4 r. NJ
Arrived Iarss Vsnszuel, DILL from La GuayIa and Puerto
Chpeio, May Orma Werner, Maracaibo Navarro, Yea
s9sk Haysns; hrTs Wright, Burton, Csrdepas Sun.
nshe, L2adonderry Lydia Farnpm, Fanum, NOresns;
reans; Mary Leymond, and Amanda, Davis Newben, NC
HAP besse' Wneham, Mass Joseph Lyb7andt aud Lees
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brighton Cattle Mark ct.

MAY 2At market, 800 beef cattle, 20 pairs working
oxen, 35 cows and calves, 100 sheep and 1900 swine
PaIcEs-Beei Cattle-An effort making to ad vance
prices without much effect We quote to correspond
with last week extra 81 rs; first quality 81 o0 &C.
cond so n 81; third So rs q 90
working Oxen-A few sales only effected
lows anu Calves-Sales at S23 $25, $35, and $40.
Sheep-sales at SO 90, 4475
Swine-Lots to pedde, 81 aud SIC for sows. and 6K
and 6Ac for barrows; old hogs 5 and o9<c AT retail
from 5k to TX - 49, nv -N''''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-27
New Bedford OIL Mnrke

Iror eHe weeK eHuIfR Way n, IS47
Sperm.-The market remains auiet Tho .a,o. 81, a. :.
week amount TO 1885 bbls. at 90 cents ~ " o
Whac-There has been little doing the past week ou
to notice sales Of only few small parcels for export at
% 80 cts By referring TO table Of arrivals II viii
be that the import the past week has
ly large.
whalebone.-we hear Of sales Of 10000 lbs n W
Coast ut 20 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-27

trssk nsar rssryvls early yesterday mosnme ossser
faIlv unutilstsd II Il presumed nom being dragged
along the road for mile more by his clothing be-
o,,,.. sntangled as be fell from the For . mile
from The SPOT on which he was found, his progress
coud be traced the shreds Of clothing money and
papers which scattered about. The supposton
Is that he was standing the platform OF the
trary to regulations OF the road and josed of
bv some jar perhaps in Of falling
circle Of acqusintances aud friends
The wife Of MIR Daniel Eiseu of the Northern Liber
ties put period to her existence yesterday by hanging
herself during temporary insanity.
One Of the steam propeller tugs built for government
service In the Gulf was launched yesterday morning
boats built for the service completed and
will make an experimental trip together in few days,
going far enough down the bay to fully their capa
bties as boats, before despatching them to the
Gulf They will present q beautiful appearance
during the trial trip and there will be some
They are named the Colonel Stanton, Major Temp
kins, and Secretary Marcy, and the handwork
Of different builders and machnsts but their various
points Of excellence be attributed to the superin
tendence Of Captain r. + Lopez, the U. g. Transport
Agent the engines well the propeller being OF his
patent
The child of an emigrant died yesterday from the
restitution during the voyage 1t was reduced to Al
most a skeleton.
sales or stocks nj Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARo May 80 shs Morris Canal 2eS; farm
Ba'k Teaness,e Sc; 20 Bank * 500 Nv. per IS
7eA 1000 do e3 s 1000 Texas Trsa Notes. Isl Penna b.
srcosp BoAMp-s5 hs L.high Goa. scrip, s,x; IN Gas
l 20 Grad b. 2h sPenns Bank, siSA' 81 Lehigh Coal
Scrip 85 =. ,< . -
5000 Read RR Bonds rs; 1000, do, 73 Nostown RR
Is u s Bank, ~: IS Penn Township Blk 49,
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Foreign IsnpOrtatiOu,s.

LivELPooL-Ship Fidelia-80 coal, box specie
60 copper Phelps, Dodge co-ls cs 50 iegs Clark Nc
Connins-l cs hltewright col5J GibonI crate cks
Harrls.2 cs Buns Hslsteds cs bales Neyins
Paron Stewart cs Robinson 4 col OK Wietts-3
cks % bundles Steel Abboson Horner4 ok Hanken
IA Newbould-i es " coaan,Ma bale. acs Buc bingham
&co-3cs Mclvn-2 cks Ellison--l cs Lewis & Good
psnna cks Tones sonTd OK + Heyer-s c, Coffin,
Oakley Cos cs Aerbary j-lt bales Phelps Critten-
den & Bliss cs Watt * Sherman-4 bales cs Mccall 4
ssng-S sks Cochran col OK ssnton-si bales -
Hasuck co-scs bale Buckley, Graham col bale 4
Cook co-o bales Grant & BaItonl7 Cameron 4 Brand
Stacy ok Smith. Iorrey cog Buck Luan5 cks In
gosby, Boissesn Hslsred-i bales Russell Marh-
csJ Keey-3752 bars iron Brown cos cs bx Richardson
&co-,39 cases Wright smgis shaw-4 cases c Conant
Ellis & co., cases casks Fellows Wadswerth coz cans
Olcott- cases u Taylor Son-I case Cook co~23t7
bars io bundles Abel & co-5s9 buadles hook
Blocker oathou-si bar. Kemeys sampscns Dbl e
Wright sturges Shaw casks Fryer co
= HI w Baie5 Lockhs GIBSON 4 co.'s cases
box Otto Facobson-l29 cases to order.
BREMEN-Bark Henriches-7 cases Artos Denniston-Is
3 Victor ACHILLES. E%snpute U5 ~. hsn.chea
Unkardt5 Haber Ferves-l Alexander9 Binns, Hasesd
LEVY y sehnsfsI sh lung
Wagener-l Henn-0 Rolker X Moman-3po Ahren-
fedt-5 Schrage KoopH Grunenthal-S order.
MATANzAs-Bark Hecla-ioO hhds o4 bxs sug,r Read &
Hoppoek-i76 coffee Howlaud Aspipwal-9oo doz pineap
pies j Pearsal.
sAeUA La GRAvpr-Brg starl77 hhds sugar 90 do mola.
ses Rowland Aspinwa-lOO bxs sugar Spoord Tileston
u CO.
CARErAs-Brig Eolus-4l hhds bx, sugar 20 cs molas
CAnDEN.sschr Ide simpson-ls, hid. sugar sugar
HAvANA1S.hr Genos-2Ao bfs sugar Oliver Co ,ds-2O
do Grinnell, Mntum Co58 hhds mulasses Buck-l22
II
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Passenger Arrived,

LIvERPooL-Packet ship Fidelia-Rev Bella Edwards
Mrs Edwards, Miss Edwards. n S Wheaton, j B Smith, w
Mead, Mead, Coming u States; Miss Hampton, w
White ngolsby Ireland; Robt Green, Canada; Or Bran
nan aud ady-300 in steerage.
CARDENAs-Brig lEolus-Mr and Mrs Fagen.
NEw OkLEANs-Ship Louisville-Mrs Young, Miss NJ
Young, Master l. Young
NEw ORLEANs-Shp Louisa--O Jackson lady children
and servant New Orleans; Presette lady children and
2seyants Nachez Mrs ber child and Mrs
Mowatt, Mrs Rcket and child Mrs Wood and child Miss
Basset Mrs Kenny, Mr. Guesuon New Orleans X Noah,
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A Rd g Bs.sas:
dnglon Hart Thomaston; Catherine Wilcox Jones York;
M.~ Sid ''A'' Brush
Arriv.i OF strangers ~ N.w H"c~.
MAY &c.
Fuller Fall. A fS.G.ph hsTf Lieutenant Lang w. S.
Marine Corps; W. drift Phiadsphi. J. Hartiase, ss:
vannah.
and Bryan, A.'$s sssi ps.yss Conn:
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LOOMS, SufheId w. Patterson Richmond; A LOOMS su
field; G r. Howe, Canada; j. Dummond Bath C. r. Lam
Boston; Tabox Ga; Capt N Lister and lady, N.
Capt Cressey, Mass Capt X. Wonell, Liverpool
WESTERN HOTEL.
J. Wisner, Warwick N. Y; s White New Bedford; l..
Bloom Utica, A. Bush PfosiasnSs;i O. r. Freeman ,nd
comb, do Fsddsn, s9Iidai w Sawyer, Vermont; ..
void Fall Village II Elson, Phiad B. Dewey Washing
Ton; Smith. Adder, Mass D. Cady Rome; Kittle,
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We have been told by practical and intelligent far
rner that the wheat crop Of this neghborbood
ook as az well 1t did week since and Is certainly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-27

Excuses BoAnD, May 23io 81. Merchants Bank 1929.
do I02l4 Is Western Railroad 061s IS do IL l06f Is
Norwich and Worcester Railroad, 5 so do 10 d. 3os Is
East Boston Co 49, 50 do Pm 275 do 22 50 do 60 d.
80 do, 10 d. 22x; 40 Boston and Maine Railroad Rights
$4,000 u y. per cent Treasury Notes, 1854
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Pf ESk
az :s 'H:S s 4s 10 S
cal .a and s e
saa a cosse ar Or Ss
College connected with principal hospital.
.ulIsiion daily, from to az a. attends Tor COZ
~ T6 St c6TSfRY vrsps,,
fSa" s@ eE %s
ing all medicine requisite to perform radical cure by stating
% s"G of
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vErprAr,s sr = N1sfs1 r iirff, New YOik
EOR the radical cure of gononhosa glee seminal ems
.Ops and a, al s; discharge: from the SIsF
Ss sgfis 's%s I'll
time than Other remedy who sss the b,ss dis
Prics 81 per perl boz Y '0 . '''"'''-
uv c S%S,G ,SItTIHN DsBl1T1 cynEp
S q. Z; s.a:
remedy for Impotence sery or bnrrenne,, unless depend
Single bottles s. each; cases q half dozen ST. carefully
- RICoRD's ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
n Or the permanent cure Of primary or secondary syphilis
ssf sS%s ANY SGa soes% BY
All SOL, & vsnerss ian their
r h whS, sy
brated alteratiye ~ WIS '' ~
Sold in single bottles 81 each in cases of bnlf ov,, "a,
ST. carefully packed and all parts Of the Linton
ooNchNrSsAIhR N lSb sa! * FSkAAHssArAHLLA
DKEPARED by the New York College of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression of msckerv
ms refined and highly concentrated extract possessing all
DE Eo:s. Of the SGSs ss
90 as e0 he BE
impure state Of the blood such scroua and salt aim ring
worm botches or pmples pain the bones or joints
uoaes cutaneous eruions liberated throat or any
Ease arising from the secondary effects syphilis or an nu
Ncld in single bottles at . IL csnt.
:. IN cases Of half dozen bottles ...........s3 50
Gases forwarded to all parts of the Union.
49, VS. RICHARDSON, NJ d.,
WV ~ Nsnsss street.. New York
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NO CURE NJ PAYIpRa CoRBITT, 10 Duane street.
Of the Medical Society Of New York may he consulted n the
treatment OF certain delicate Diseases His long experience
and close attention to this class complaints his pleasant safe
and expeditions mode of eatmenh extraordinary success
daring long and extended practice for thrtce9 years IN tins
cty-snd above all his legitimate medical qualifications are
few Of the grounds which he rests his claims DTS
mode Of treatment safe eecal and expeditions not re-
Structures cured weeks with scarcely any
pain. Constitutional DebilityThose individuals who have
INDUCED certain oathsome and habit can povcy
be restored to health and society MID cases two
enclosing fee Of three dollars, will receive prompt at
tention mo Jul
nk JOHNSON, IL Duane street, near Chatham street Is
- well known the most successful prsc'!oneb ~ sew
years Dr. JOHNSON enjoyed the most extensive Tnctfe IN
nr ews,;on for skill in those old hscured that have
existed for years is pre-emnent No matter how long You
NAV have (eet Structure, Ulcers the body the
throat Or nose pains head and bones Of the legs eee
habit INDUCED in by young men, causing sseivous dreams
IN four DAYS without Mercury No alteration in Diet pre-
yenon from business Post paid letters containing 80 for
advice attended to. No charge made unless cured
a2o lm>
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A BkAhAM kAoIUk, Fancy Goods, 39l Broadway, M
IA forms his friends aud The public that he has removed his
business Broadway 39l Broadway two doors be-
low his former establishment. ms it$rc
AUiICE TO GENTLENik.N 10 kCUNOMlSE-Gen
~ tIemen, the prepare clothing FOR
prepared clean dye, alter or repair any
wish to be made to look
like by approved style o. cleaning To save you buy.
ing worth trying For shngs only
your cleaned look equal TO at the
time have them repaired reasonable terms;s Muir
raw corner Washington the only place where you
your work done me without disappointment Please
81 is the number where you can always Ind
nv Wa A. COHTISSOB.
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TO THE LADIES.

arrivals, splendid Of good. The lo
Az and e.
brodered muslin collars chemissts and cuffs cambc
Sd e. , Ar and silk hosiery per cent
WIND0W SHADEs.onee more Ne Challenge the New
to stock Of sh.ds pledge to be up S
f and
c Sr osI to give * EsxiE f. truth
my, rm,e No. Chatham street, near ch'"Si n. Ya:l
6NFs SAEz 4NR 81 H ~ skN
81 kns %Ss1SS E T
ISM pain: iSs joints, swelling sSs
:.sa n :a snss sSS d. G
f aaY sSoss II . @
sscton thus purfes and quickeps the circulation ..ys
psess eopas slsns om Tho
ini"diei0D' and long e0n MEEc Vi e
hi. liz be :pses which
g sSas ey a; az. e
SEnS before hs public .h. Al hays do
ssS IND ssa.
81 e sSssD sss Vi
9th street az lm.c
NJ EpICAL CARD-DR MORRISON continues to treat
sa he dsby s ss C q; @
tc s.s with h. I s A %s ST. A.
n a A ttR a M
M Sdsatsy Consulted 4 RI. once dod between
s or pursuits Recent
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A N!LyENEKEAL PROTECTOR.-Afrer many years
Of faithful sy the mot eminent physicians, both
ssua aud certain an!dote for The prevention and dsSer
feeble Worthless have bsn ,nf
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when single trial of his valuable specific shall have been
The Antyenee.l Protector purely vegetable entirely
South Of France and the Northern of the M-duerrs
Sea- and when chemically and propoonaby comhiued
oil OF the sOltest and
obtained from the Shoe vegetable kingdom It's ard sp
picaton is entirely external conveniently made and
designed for the and Of both male and female
The perfection and consummaon of the protection found
the another article be externally applied after
wad, which is contained small fancy box with the bottle
Full directions placed each boy and when
ned and tested will entirely convince the sceptica
Price for the whole 81 box. Orders from other cities
promptly filed, at the usual discount, payable in advance
A. LA RAY, NJ. D.
For sale 2l Fulton street, 278 Broadway Broadw
Cherry ST $50 Bowery corner Broome Bowey Of
Second 3s Grand sos Pearl Gross 1853 Blocker 43
ST. Brooklyn. myl7 3ntsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-27
Domestic llnportations.


Nrw ORLEAN,-ship Lopsville-lSoo pigs lead T II Ro
gers36 bales cotton ID Hamlee-72 do Late Jenkins79
do haren e9-'s5 do Henry ComI2 bags gspper g hid.
lard spoqd Ties,on 5000 hides 20 hhds hams
ford, Myers Co.'S brs -four d.; l23 sacks wheat At.
water no do Cornell Brown-27 sacks corn Buckhart-
l70 bales hemp Burrt-l35 do 32l hides Robert Williams
80 do MEG sgor Morrs3oo hides stou 70 do Bar.
ber-53 bales Parnel & Koges-l5 cks bags wax
Fied1lo hhds sugar saye-2cke ham. W Connaunt IS
cs H Schen 20 bxs Theste 20 pkgs Charles Kean
100 boxes mdze so3 tierce, s3 brs lard 70 order
New ORLEANs-Ship Louisa-2 bales mdze Collins &
Brothers, do cotton Storm hughs9n- trunk Edwards
John WaIlis1 terees seed Troylan co.. box Mar.
shiman Allen 4 Cos do Durham & Diamond-lG sack,
wool Horace Waldo-l32 bbls -four w II Traton & co..
Samuel Chase2 do Me- ksr Lewis Co.'S puncheons
20 casks sug-r Will Johnson s. Sons-93 bales hemp
McG Morrss2l6 bbls pork Soydam Sage col box
Banks Gould Coz trunks Alfred koah8 pkgs Brew
x Neson-365 bales hemp Brunete-ll30 hides Hunt
Trairce-6 hhds tobacco Mearle Sandord-l box North
Bros-73 bales OF cuttings w Field co-469 pigs
lead Boarman Johnston coe bales Of hemp Roberts &
Wlisms-7 pkgs Peck VanbeHenl 1Ol ierces seed
As bsles hemp order.
MoB,h,E-Brg Aabams-los bales cotton Center & Co-57s
Chairman & co.. do Daniels < Brady
GALyEsToNSchr Anoinette-3i5 bales 9i3 hides 81
bdls skins Brewer Nelson.