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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-26
SADDAE, NARSESS
AND

NAA@%
AND
TRUNK MANDATORY.
The vnbacrjbot haa on hand aud ofets for
Ralc, 10 very reduced prices, the largept ap=
gortmoat uI8ADDLERN eyor offered In Bas
ton RouEe@eonatstlng of
Quilted haiioa' Saddles
Plush do do
Velvet do do
Plain do do
Quilted and plain Spanish Saddle
Travellers SsddIoa,
Plantation do
American do
Columbian do
Black and Rueset Trunks,
Trunk Nalieee,
Carpet Bags,
Garage and buggy Uorocse,
Gtg and Solhy do
Wagon aud Cart d.
Saddle Bags, y
Wagon AID Cart HaI,es,
Horse aud Mule CellFfe,
Blind nfidlcs,
Trace thalns,
Bridloa, aud Brjdle Fllrgs,
~Marsngales, CrupprrS
Coach, dig and FROM g. Whips.
Switch, Riding and Dog do.
Plantation aud Cart do.
Aud . large assortment ST plated brass and
steel Bride Bits and Spuls. atl Of which are
offered At very reduced PRICES for CASH.
Jan. 2-a7, A BRADFORD,
Church Street, one door from Pike Il ~IIart's
BOOKS BI0K
Burton's Anatomy Of MsIauC uy;
John HOG Fooke's Diversions Farley,
Motifs Travels in Europe and th East ;
Starkhoue's History Of tha Bihc.
United States Drawing BSok,
Calloot's Masieal Grammar,
Fhemson's Hateria Medira and Anatomy,
Dungltson's PracticeRof Medicine,
Dunglison's TherapcuticI and Mater,a Me-
dlea,
Wilson'S Human Anatomg,
Graham's Elements of Chemistry,
9ruits Modern Surgery,
Ia Places MecsniQue Celeste,
The Select works Of Mrs. EHI,,
Annan's Difficulties of Armenan Meiho
Ra, a.s se ssiaGn and r,r A. I
GEO,;M BERGMAN,
Opposite the MeGaodist Church
ron SALE.
A valuable lot Of grounS on Church Street
Apply TO A. malta.
Also 1000 Bushels pctig Gulf Cotton Seed
for sale at 50 cts, per BA5hel-plnntnrs A.,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-06-26

Ladies Work Boxes s. Miniatnre Bnreang
BY &C. FUTILE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-18
FOREIGN I,nportat,on..

LIvERPooL-Ship Thomas Wrght-3 Taylor K Merrill
D BIS Greaf-l do II. nard col do Gilbert Fierss2
Kesser COS TIMBER DambmsnnI5 Cert Beer May-7
u sets Bret-4 cs M ran Isen-3 bbs Briethaups
Chung pkgs Har col do Henry Lawrence-s cs
Dupre col do MicheiI. Brignard col DR. Lagores
g Consult 2e' Boring & We,m,l okg Diacon-lobs
Brady COLO do Victor Achillis-3do Cottenet
cs Loesebigh &Wesendonck-i do do do8 do Hamden &
ca do Kessler col mdse Spies, Christ do
per14 cs Hoose VictoI-s do Imiuger coo do Ferd
e o do Geo Fslf-l do LOU, aTS Philip Gro,hGls Dc
Ste wa col do Homan, Sous co-i3 dot Sharpless
col no q T. Baur-5 do Watt Shermann-2 do Phelps,
ChiIenderg x Bss-1 do Lord 4 Tayor-l do Florence X
Son-2 90 Colv Flenipg-7 do E Strange Y co-nine
thousand dollars specie & Rhodes OF Providence,
-23 pkgs Is cs .nd g75 bdls to order
nANTwEkrEBrlx poureIIl2o cks Mccall St.ong-.e bis
a Oppcnheim & col Jules Gamarch-i9 vandenho.
ven? ruhaupt Chum-5 Schuchord K Gcbsrd-2l0 BIB
nails + Gerdiug-6 cases order
Rio GRANDE-Brg Vrgin-7000 hides 1000 horns bales
wool Harbeck & Co; 1890 lbs old copper to master
PONCE PR-Bak Cuba-92 hhds sugar hhds "a
ties Southmayd Son-00 hhds sugar Maitland, Phelps x
Co. "
NEUvIrAs-Brg Lyda-3oI hhds IS ties moasses II tons us-
tic 7 cs segars Holt Owen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-18
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST Is.
Cleared.

Cleared
Shps.Aberdeen lnew) Nichols Liverpool, Sturge Clear
WesseI Bremen, Brem) Geerken, Baltimore, Poppe
suton, Galloway, Cha lesion, g sutton
Coz Rosina Doty. Richmond, to load for Rio Janero,
Bnss-Aope. Harriet, Barbados. Middleton & Co; Fam,
Fla; Jane NJ sprat, Frazer, st john, NIB.
Boston; Pennna 4 Josephine, Young, Eden, Me.
Arrived.
revenue cutter Crawford, r Day, commander from
NAV late on Monday evenpg ad ahd aw w en oaps
DOCK Brooklyn about o'clock last evening The cutter has
e ss % boat
and Sandy Hook She has been ordered from the Della
ware sSs 1 bom BY e Hon ~ of che Treasury
vre, Aug 10th, with mds., to master.
Br bark Elle'e Harvey 80 days from Liverpool in bal
BsII CUBE Blanchard is days Ponce Pr with sugar,
Belgian brig COURIER salez 40 days from Antwerp with
mdse TO Brockelmann 81 passengers July 2 lat a.
a. Ion 49, spoke Russian ship Carl hence for Antwerp
Brig Virgin Wasgatt, rom Rio Grande, June 2Sth, with
Brig LYDIA Dyer. s days from Neuvas with molasses to
scbr Dorcas Tkob 10 days from Mayaguez PR with ISL
hhds sugar w Lewis Aug lat IS 49, lon IS 49, spoke
Surveying brig Washington; hove to- and took from her
schr Ann Hopkins days from Petersburg with cotton &C.
fish, to Kelley 18th inst of Georges shoals, spoke Dr.
brig Talisman, days hence for Cork. Spassensers.
Re.urnedB5s C.yuSa. Mitchell hence for Lisbon having
sea- which took away lib and lying b booms broke OF fore
topgsant mast started bowspr and caused the brig
yards and sails aud rigging attached.
Below.
2barks; 2brigs-unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Aberdeen for Lverpool bark Texdor for New Or.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-18

LIyERrooL- Steamship Hbernia, from Bo.ton-Wm Nun,
roe, JI, n Chandler, G Raymond Rev + Abbott, j
Nye Col Harry csansly (bser Of despaehes) Jas Dur
son two Mr. Forbes, New York; Miss Fanum. N Famum
NJ Bckng Philadelphia Mr. Anderson and lady, Mobile;
Wood, Savannah; Mr. Holiness l. A Forstall. w N Haynes
Howe Mr. pk g, claEs. New Orleans; jsrpms
moe lng!ehaT! Cincnna,i Elwood BroXn. Pennsylva
MAJ Mrs Caroline Hagaman, child and maid Hon Mckay,
Parker Prinsle, Mr. York England; Thos Stone Jno
Fuller, Agosta, West Indies; Jas Dewar Alex Nc Dou-
gall Montreal FowIer Cuba Mr. Forsyth. Lionel Levey.
scotland; Jos Lapham, lreand-.7.
For Haliisx smith, Mr. sade. Epes Sargent, John
Carson. New York; Mrs Scott Starr. Earl Brown,
HaIds. YIN fHswe!'S1 Mrs H. infant and
Hackett lreland-l7 Total "a.
LIvERPooL-Packet ship Yorkshre-w w Dallas and lady,
Miss Maas Daa. Penpsyvania Irving Van WaIt lady and
MIS- Wilson, IrsIssd; Mi:. 1sns, Ws.hiagioq, ~:
ter Lisbon and lady VIM Hurry Miss Ann Eliza Hurry
Miss Sarah Hurry VIM Hurry. Jr, New York.
Mr. Jasper Mr. Fessar Mr. Rpbe-. MI Liebs Mrs WALTON
and four children. Mrs Fell and child Mad Schumach Mr.
Guthem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-18

M EDlCAL CANDID, Morrison, 2o4k Fulton street.,
WI devotes his time the OF diseas
collegiate education, and practice of twcntysix
years. enable him perform speedy and permanent
and examining his claims their confidence.
Nervous and Constitutional Debility. This affection
and the train Of evils resulting from destructive
habit in youth, inducing nocturnal emissions and ult
mate mpotency, radically. cured by Dr. M patho-
logical principles BY restoring the system to healthy
rant-ed
Str ctures Of the Urethra by Dr. NJ improved
principles, without pain or inc anyeneice.
n b Letters. post paid promptly attended TO- See Or
Carlisle, &C. in his Office, 204H Fulton street al8 30r"rc
NR. FAWCETT'S CARD.-i am n member of Il Royal
- College of Surgeons nd of the Jefferson College, Phila
delpha graduated the lamened Dr. George McCle
Ian and Professor Revere (ecenty decesed and Drs Patti
son, Calhoun, Mcclellan &c professors there My
Young MANS Guide" and Matron's Manual just pub
shed Of all the important private and delicate diseases
peculiar both and be conhdeutially consulted IN
relation the Office ll3 Greenwich street The
bookssrc 81 each am the only that
uentv constitutional debility in this country aul8 tsIc
Ia, GREGORY, Roosevelt near Chatham street, is
- his usual day and night alternating the mental
well asbody suercgs who may be
Concerning that class of malades called private the
has published treatise called The Rubicon in which he
shows how the forms OF secret diseases be
vented well as cured and also the method OF reganng
well as retaining manly vsoI That potion q the work
certain habit OF youhu ind erection and melancholy de-
uson aud also complaints incident TO the
tend will be found friend silent monitor As II
represents the and symptoms disease whether
" long andn1whehef the bones
belts ample and for Of
the disease the ItSIc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-18
Herald Marine Correspondents.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug ia I'm.
Arriyed-Bak Delaware, Fisher, Boston, bngs Rogers
Boston; Benz Franklin, Flynn, dol Stone, Crowe do;
Perkins Ghkey York schrs w Houston, Hudson Hart
Corson, do; Leaning Townsend do; John II Hoagand
Mallory do Benz English Bill New Haven Jos Chand
lsr smith; Newpor Keann, Ogden, New Londoni DncJah,
smith, NYork; Tennessee Todd Bridgeport; Rainbow,
haynoT Albany Harp, Green do; John Burdolph, Haley,
New Haven; Two Brothers, Kelsy, do Hentz Smith, Bos-
tom 6at.ss Jenny jones' Albany; De Witt Barclay Keller
anu Wnaie, Daldwin, NfoIk
n Cleared-Bark Jas Bayey McFarley, Maanzas brigs
belle, o,boIn, Easpor Gazee Churchill, Portland;
Watson do Envoy Bue, do; Boston, Toney do; Paulina,
Finn. de- schs Oregon, Post Newburypor; w Houston,
Hudson, West Point; josephine Potts. Arrants Albany
kedron Ogden dot Joseph Chandler New London; Daco-
tah Smith, Providence Lennng Townsend do; Tennessee
Todd bidgport Volta Tattle Sonngton; Julia aud Mar
va, CIoyley, Bo.on Jabez White Corsen Fall River;
John n Hoagsnd Maery New Haven; bsrges Venus vii.
Miscellaneous Record.
BRIG ANN MARAThe wreck Of this vessel p evousv re-
ported abandoned shore South Beach
Patchogue Ill the 18th, total wreck See
In another column.
scHR RETRIEVE. Of Boston, from Baltimore for VEN Cruz
before reported Nassau Distress insured TO the
amount Of 5000 about equally divided between the Union
and Equitable Offices, at Provincetown
LAurcHEpAt Augusta Me- on the IIth inst bark of ais
tons called the Ocean Bid She is of superior model and
gomnshp and copper fstened and be commanded by
spoken.
Sp rraee de Jony,lls lawrance. fun York for Liver
lon ~ -. ~ '' '" 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-18

THE FREsHEr. The late fresnets, IT appears,
have been felt quite seriously tar up the rivers
At Pr.iri. du hen thu river 10 miles wide. and
reached t. within few inches of the mark Of the great
freshet Of 1874
Fiy. mills have swept away Black river; among
them the splaniid works OF Mr. Spaudng at the Falls
and sr Douglass below rhe water rose IS feet above
tn. low water carrying away $4,000 logs aud half
a million Of lumber considerable portion of logs
add lumber from the river csuy hit ia TEN rorary
booms aud in eddiss before they reached the Missis
sipDi
The food upon the Chippewa river terrible
than upon the others The in twelve
hours sldiea 10 be supposed the result of
spout The mill of Bass x Allen moved from it's
found son AMI 5000 logs from Yellow River swept
dowa the stream
The mill at the mouth Of O'Clear river was DESTROYED
dam and all and 0o00logs gone with It, $4,000 logs we're
lost from the Chippewa and large of lumber
The entire loss the rivers estima at ed to be-
s2600o0 From the mouth Of the Chippewa, down for
number OF miles. the logs thick that steam
boat could not have passed through them and these
with the lumber scattered about islands and
bottoms for $50 miles Prairie du CHEN Patriot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-18
THE MARRIED WOMANs PRIVATE MEDICAL

THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
l. COMPANION, by A. NJ. Mannheim, Professor of Dis
Of Women, Just Published Price ST. The important
he married. those contemplating marriage equally
important
The various subjects treated of in the "Maried Wom.ns
Private Medical Companion" oFvnature with which every
especially the great French discovery here
contained 70 OF the existence Of which the life OF
large family Of children from marrying.
To female afflicted with the various complaints arising
from stoppage irreguarity decne retention Of the
IL is invaluable the causes, symptoms
and the certain remedies for the removal of her
plants.
This work destined in the hands of every wife and
mother who has regard for her health and welfare,
we II as that of her husband
The revelations contained in its pages have already proved
blessing thousands Vulnerable letters will attest
II is Of impossible convey fully, in public
journal the various subjects treated of they Of
strictly intended for the married those mpang
rage; neither is i since every ones DUTY to
which wife, mother a sister be subject be oh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-18

nR hALPH'S PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE
u the Diseases of the Genital Organs their symp
individual Of both sexes BY Joseph Ralph D. su;
works &c Forth Edilon 32 pp with illustrate PLACES.
This the only truly useful work this subject before the
public Not only all VALUABLE information, but the
feet aud rapid cure OF each disorder the pnest
possible manner the recipes for ell the remedies being faith
ly useful to every ouc, every place.
On subject OF Masuroaon seEpoution, its
consequence ard only aud interesting
formation is impaired which all should especially
parents aud youth
The nature ana cure Of Structure is fully treated
Again. which il of The highest mportance, and given
other WORK The and cure Of those nnocen
complaints which resemble certain disorders and which all
fable is this work. attention Of
every person
Price ST. Published by CLAY & Co, 80 Ann street, N Y
Copies nailed the receipt of ST. post paid part of
Attract NeyY ork aul73 an
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sAs css1sais SsasAss, n Llvspss for rAs. Azs ,sh
Si:: s. s.:;:. Il :!s:' K: c =.
Bark Neptune FIN Boston for crous,ad, Aug u.s. Cap. Cod
BIZ bark Patna of and for London FIN Cuba Aug 49, lat
Whalsmsn. ..
n S% on S% ssd
20 %s py % IN sbe
Foreign Ports.
CAPIz. Jqy t-Bsrks Camilla, Curtis. diss; Home, Win
Ye IN 9o;i s %
pole ds Gong m ship 81 Leone f% HAVE SD a!h brig
C.rr HArrEs, Aug s-schr Barbdoe. Kidder. for Bo.-
MArAauEa Pr Apgusts-BSe. Anslo.tca, Dony. George
hekon TsIthsp d. Logs Msahsan, Ryder Boston,
NEUvrrAs. Aug bark Nacoochee Berry, York. soon;
PoscE PR Aug brig Cordelia Hatch for York. in 10
RIO GsASDE June asBaks Brazisiro Williams. for New
Yoks days Le9sisa from b;bon me brgs John French
Ellen shepp.Id Of New YORK. .a Tor 10 Jne wary
Aoms Ports.
Avg sA @ Hardy csPs Hsy Diem
hsIcu, schrs OH Ba. GusninEas@, Malaga sh, OBJ
: s a% css cs Dss b.ay ssS@ vo
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saa ns sdaafS: sl.. s s kTs'is
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and s% s~
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bss its \ .S asiss.S s.ssas &
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B .svSs, Asss.s isaH SKI sas:i Syo.. s
MaISa. Hsas phsaepha for Bo.,oa ep'
s New
ship CHI, w1s s Vera s GTrn
d.S;S: ' 81:
Gsrnst; NYof Josephine. Roberts,
fs s 4 Rs's .s1 M
In Hampton Roads. schs Ann Mott In PORT Waha ID
snip
::R cha
and Areas fin DO 3D. 70 NLo.don bark coming into he
1sns :sR fS$s
Gysa; H. :;s yssss
S Ns SD dao Bons @ Pha
ny osS iSsPi
fs%esi ;s s1s Il:
Susan BRAY, Cobb Norfolk for Boston.
Owls HEAD, Aug llth-Ar briggs Marcus. Pierce, Gal.
way, 40 days, for Bangor, with emigrants.
PRovrpEscE Aug ii-Ar schs Horton. Corson, Phila
Boston, Townsend, do; Reeves, Reeves, do Sarah Eli
zabeh, Bushnell York Via Quarantine. BRIG Virginia
swase y Of aud fm Orleans via York Arr 18th. sch
Emily Horton. Candy. Pha; Thos Cooper, Corson: do
phe Phs; schr. Ellen, Baker Bst Holder Borden Rhodes
Sam PayMer Neal; Panama. Davis and Amazon, Taylor
Pha. -
PORTSMOUTH August l.Arr sclrs Nevis, Fnton, Phla;
Montauo, Chase. and Hero, Spear NYork.
sAvArSAH, Aug Is-In port briggs Augusta sherwood
Hoye, dischg; Creole. Whecombe, York; schs Sava-
ry, Hand Philadelphia; Mary Wilkes, Folger, Havana
Wiley Boston for Richmond. Sid schr Mary CLARK, Small
NYofk .
WALDoBoRo, Aug PAR sehr Sarah Nash, Kopperholdt
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Mo CURE No IA Y--DK CORBiIT Is Duane streeI
~ member efthe Royal College Of Surgeons London. and
Of certain delicate diseases His long experience
and close this class complaints his pleasant
during long and extended practice for threeg th,
few Of the grounds which he his claims pr.C.s
mode of treatment is safe, efectua and expeditions
ness Structures cured in one or TWO weeks with scarcely
ndulg loathsome habit positively
be restored health and society Mild removed
enclosing fee Of three dollars, will receive prompt
tention. jy2 30tsrc
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On the I'd inst, about five miles below GAINESVILLE,
skf capszed by thu swels of the steamboat Mngo
Chief and an old gentleman and lady named sanderson
and young man named Stanebrook, were drowned.
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Sales of Stocks mt ROstOn

EXCHANGE BOARD. August l6l Merchants Bank IOi; 10
Portland S.co and Porsmou Railroad 1902; Fall River
d. 33 - do 49, Is Norwich and Worcester Railroad Dc
10 d 500 80 East Boston Company 23M $50 do 23k.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-18
The Flour Mark tn.

CfScrrNATi, Aug I2-Flour-An improvement in
prices realized to-day with quite number Of sales
but mostly in small lots The particulars were 100 bbs
City Mills at 81 49, 100 do at 81 40 300 do 81 6O 90
do from store at - 100 do from canal and store At
81 So 100 do at 81 So SO do at 81 40 There were sales
on "Wednesday mot before reported of so barrels from
store at 81 30 400 do City Mills at 81 30 400 40 at 81
33h. sale Of a small lot rye flour at 50 So
PHILApELPHrA, Aug. Is There has been rather more
inquiry Tor Hour for shipment and 900 barrels fresh
ground fennsylvsna sold at SO; Western In good
order held at So s7k So Rye -four has also been In
better demand and several hundred barrels taken
which is a slight advance. Cornmeal-Sales Of 900
barrels Pennsyvania ct 50 u.s. aud 600 Brsndywine at
20 o2h-Pennsyvana is held at 50 so per barrel
Oran-There is but little wheat Offering In the market
at present-Pennsyvana red Ia held nc 81 ~ 81 30 per
bushel. Rye-900 bushels damaged sold at 20 cents
There has been inquiry for and prices have
advanced cents sales Of 1900 $500 Pennsylvania
hat yellow, ahoat at II cents and round yellow from
store, at 10 a 80 cents, weight.
DETROIT, August 10, les7.-This is Of the duest
days we have In the market. We hear Of
actions except few sales to retailers at 81 60a4 62
Very little Hour arriving by teams New wheat contn
mes TO arrive, but In small parcels.
RocHEsrER, August 49, is47.-During the past week
the quantity Of new wheat brought into market has
been somewhat more liberal than for DAYS previous
Transactions have been made at 81 o. with ready
sales at these rates In flour there il nothing doing
mills being engaged in grinding on western account
There sellers at about 50 so Wholesale no buyers
at that figure. 0enesee retails ut s. so n az
Western, good, brings So %. Corn has advanced ri-
Me- and what makes its appearance In market Is readily
taken at 80 a soc.
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mr. COOPER, II DUANE street, between Chatham and
William streets has for III. last fourteen years enjoyed
man n New York He the most aggravated Of
TIM diseases and mild cured in to five days Sc
ae the form of structure from
weeks with scarcely any pain the patient CONSTITUTIONAL
debility brought on by asecet habit INDUCED IN py young
men. This when freely ndulged begets dyspepsia
weakness Of the limbs and small of the back, confusion OF
teect and society warranted in every
case or charge. No Mercury used
Post paid letters containing So for advice attendedto
auIAQ Am
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COPIES WILL Be SENT BY MAIL FREE OF

On the receipt of One Dollar the married Womans Pri.
Medical COMPANION" will be free of postage TO any
part Of the United States All letters be
pad) to Dr. A. Mauriceau box 1924 New York City Pub
fishing Office l29 Liberty ST., New York
The Married Woman's Private Medical Companion" is
sold by booksellers principal city in States
stnRer; Albany, w. c. Little Il Co Boston, Redding Coz
st. Louis, Nafs Cornsh Columbus, John T. Blan, Agent
however must be addressed as above jy3I 3Otsrc
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,
LOUISIANA AND EW YORK LINE.

LoUIsIANX AND EW YORK LINE.
& & & :. &
Ship OSWEGO, Captain johnson.
Ship HUDSON, Captain Page
Ship CLIFTON, Captain lngersou
Ship LOUISVILLE, Capt. Hunt.
Ship SARTE.lLE, Captain Taylor.
Bark GENESEE, Captain Minot.
Bark j. 4; WILLIAMS Captain Parker.
Bark HEBRON, Captain Greig.
The above ships all ofthe first class of light draft Of
and commanded by the experienced captains in
the trade Their cabins handsomely furnished and every
paid the comfort and Of the
gers.
Neither the captains of the above ships will be
sponsbe for jewelry bullion precious stones silver plated
ware for any letters parcels packages sent by put on
board OF them unless regular bills Of adg taken Tor the
same, and the value therein expressed.
freight apply board a Orleans wharf foot
of Wall street. to E. X. COLLINS, Sc South street.
Agent in New Orleans-John Woodruff 4 Co., who will
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ss SoxEsSDoooSuee ~ n Assss
.. MAvAorEs, p. r., 2sth July, lss7.
Our market d but lightly stocked with most articles
OF American imports for which there Is an active demand
at following prices Flour SIS; meal Sss puns ana
SO so bbl Rice 81 so to ST. Bread So So mess Pork
S22j Goldfish So Mackers So; Alewives dry sailed So
Butter, S22 to $50; Cheese, Sao Lard $l6 Hams 49,
Candles sI9 sperm do, sas; Potatoes So 60 60 Last
sales of ordinary W. pine boards at $2s rs, short
time; hoops $50 to $50 shocks and heads - 25
to 81 so, mos and wanted
The cane grinding Is entirely suspended for this year
and the crop all of though there yet remain from
1000 to 5000 hhds sugar to be shipped, of which fully
fine. half is destined for Europe, most for France Of
molassss 600 to 700 hhds yet remain on hand in
tended for the United States
Our planters have made full average crop, for which
they have obtained remunersug prices throughout the
the lowest point reached So for the most
inferior descriptions while choice selections reached
IS So thus ahording them rich and profitable harvest
Ths Coffee crop was not 81 heavy In former years
though It reached nearly 10000 quintas and sold at
prices varying from 50 to SO so Most this article
it's way to Europe fully twothirds ofths crop ship
ped TO Hamburg and most Of the balance different
ports In the Mediterranean one single cargo only,
to England; and two to Havre
We nave now In port loading aud to load 10 foreign
vessels to which daily arrivals adding therefore the
shipping Of sugar will continue far into the month of
August
TINS crop may be fairly estimated in round numbers