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0ITIzaNs OF NEW ORLEANS,

If paat TO place Sons one at the 6ast SCHOOLS
IN .AHerica, look az the advertisement teto1.
DOUGHKEEPSIE COLLEGIATE SCHOQl.-fhe
ediiee tot this School situated on College Hui about
three foulhs Of mile from the beautiful village Of fough
keepses uufohess counts. State of hewl ofk.
The School is conducted philosophical puReipifs.
mind, and constant eofs are employed 70 develop la
powers their natural order and them N their
relative strength The domestic arrangements and modes OF
instruction adapted to youth Of ten yean Of age and up
ward they Instructed in such branches be
requisite either to qualify them for Commercial Lille, En-
gneeIng. 0ff0 prepare them tor College.
This annual Expense per scholar $50 payable quarterly
in advance This includes all charges for board ul
ton stationery, bed and bedding, washing room, tde,
light and DO Ks excepthe French and tbs Spanish bookE
The year divided into two terms Of twenty ihIee weeks
each Ihs Summer term commences on the lint Wednes
day in May-ths Winter term hfst Wednesday in N0yem.
beT Il the purpose Of the undersigned not 70 receive
youth into bis School hose moral character not good.
jY2O sndaW CHARLES BARTLETT, Principal.
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STOP HERE - $500 FORFEIT.
no. 10 CRRONI9E LET' STREET,. Sigy of

.IscHlap1an SfGtEe.
nR- LEROY'S and PELETIER's (of PaHH) Cor
" POUND SPECIFICS and. ANrl-N KNEREAL MIITuRRR
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Those that initiate Dr.. Townsends SanapHTila have II
yarBby oaed their stuff great Remedy for Eemdtes etc,
and haYe copied bills and circulars which relates to ait
complaints Of women, word for wOrd-OtheI men who PM
no medicine have the great of Dr. TOwnHend
5anapara complaints incident to females recommended
theirs although previously they did not numbered these
Mixtures Pills. injurious to females, as they aggra
vate disease, and undermine the cOnntitutiOu.
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F'HR suhsaibsgs have oOmoleted their arrange F-T
= ments for a more extended business than thatN n
-b hitof0 done ny the old house Our stock of'ussIg
E4Y DltUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
"a ,su2aloAL lEsTRUhEErs AID PERFUMEbY.
10 emDaong, a. intend il shall every article naedful
to the Heads Of tames Plantem and County Deaer will
zot b. e1ceete IN excellence Of quality Of
proc ny any 9th 81 hOuAe IN the trade, while as
VEN ERAb PATENT MEDICINE AGENT,
ifden can be addressed with confidence and certainty
81 haNtng them properly and faithfully attended to- not pre-
vtouay experienced in this place.
K8 The usual credits and facilities Of trade extended To
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-02

Thia s only Of than four thousand cases
Rheumatism that Dr., TOwnsend'E Sanapnrla has cured
The most and chronic weekly eradoated
its extraordinary virtues
James Cumingi Esq., Of the assi1tanta in the Inns
tic Asylum, Baqkwe'G Island, n the gentleman spoken
In the following letter.
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DT. ToWntends SaHHpara is unsqualled in ,ses OF Il
Chis and Fever and Ague. The following letter only
Of the hundIes that have received from the South
Went Of ike character
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Or. opaseRd-Dear Sir: i have suffered terribly fOI
nine yea with the Rheumatism; considerable of the time
could sleep walk. had the utmost DISTRESSING
pains, and my limbs terribly swollen. have used
bottles of yOur saraparlla. and they have done non
sE-indeed, entirely relieved You atbeFy
IAMEs GnlEEIHan.
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JlIzeH5 q WelD Ufie1Rs md FlClnitD, 0hiDWdSteTS
and Steamboat Captains, to you Greeting
GRATEFUL do feel for your liberal patronage fol the
~ past fve years and by having and continually re.
eeiylng fresh supplies OF GROCERIES OF my own mpoT-
9ton, and at a times heavy stock hand, attentive
sTpe1sneed pegs9q do FEEL prepared e put mp FAMILY
ERS ORDERS and attend to PLANTATION SUP
FLIES on the most favorable terms, with goods Of the
best qualify. Respectfully,
CHARLES SEDUCTION
myls II kdniIv Grocer % Camp street N D.
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IL A O0NANT respectfully informs his friends spd the
y public that be sill continues 70 MaagiaeuFe SODA
TIERS 81 the above establishment and warranted equal 10
x lnppiy e0nIis6tY On hahd q Wholesale aBd Retail
oI8ss flsM OF e9pny pgnIptg algNati 10 Dbl eafa'
af Isl 90 agags u bgl5 q i.ea . ~ aatsa als -
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T79RTTV n 71RTF m T5iTTJT

Al-AAAA a ~ AAa LEV AlAAAA4A ~
MANUFACTURER on ALL ARTICLES IN THE
Copper Tin, Sheet-ErOn ~ Crate Business.
CzRATEs ofBraas. Russia Of Berlin Iron, Of any a.
stain SD e G 4 iS R s3 tI RPaff 81 N FPs
GtlgkE ia general Kitchen RANGES, l0t ~
e@i2, o. rom eight g one o9send per3qps improved BY
suit Chashs Hu s 81 Paba Rooms. sma do 51 T.
eea or gountinglQoms. Shin and Steamboat Ga nQQaES
sizes andput up. Bath Heatsn Stills. Worms sugar La
N B2Bnides aud oihaTs in want Of Crates, Tin, Cop
per Res @ Suies win End il TO Their ADVANTAGE to call
80 AilREP AIRS promptly attended 70 at
tgl6 Ne. 20 Tehoupitoulas at. New orleanS
STOVES sToVEsll sCoVEsll!
SD. WRIGHT & co.'s Patent Wood and Coalstovea;
n. Altight Stoves. most Improved patterns suiis. ~
hieiqr Halls, Rafro0ms, Churches, etc 49,
Common Stoves nine and ten plate Stoves; f9k
FSrass Copperan M'8a qa 3 Pssve Kettles different sizes
oissI Noon S1 Pa i4' wei ii p aalpp'
very general assortment Cooking Utensils and Kitchen
Bgaln ana Bftannia Lamps and Cendleshckl
5ss . B9s 9ssiI t, and laRannsd sgittoons
ls, ana skseainsea 81 Aamqs, Of daeentsizesi
.,giiagna SOUP raFeens, Of different aizeai
"copper" l!oa and Fin i TsaKe u assures
Buck g Mctlran's Patent Cooking Stoyeai
Chnreh's PHILADELPHIA Coal Stoves.
nv Own Patent Stoves on he most improved pan to
Amsrean Aireht Cooking Stoves, for wood coal,
"a me most improve plan
Rotary Ranges for wood or coal Of different sizei;
Snip C1hooses, OF different sizes and 9atlems
tsnsisii stenk Dishes Covers and Sianda;
Cake Niouds; Oyster Gddifous Oyster sawnsus eto etc
Eea " a. " lENEREUN Is Fohoupiioeiass 81
NEWARK AND RosENDALE. LIME AND
CEMENT COMPANY Newark, nj.
sb9ys Eagss Company have appointed Mes,n.
se Wassa y bo sc i9s M Ag N 81 A he ise f
LAAsEEAk, and MARBLE DUST. for the eltv al Nsv,
DKieans and vicinity. JOHN H. BFEPHENs. Prest
al. LEMAsEKNA, Seny.
GeWdIk, N. j. Fabfuafy 1919.
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PHILADELPHIA June 25 1851 feel free to recommend
Dr. Dayii syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my expert
ence OF It's beneficial effects in my have been
for some time past subject attacks Of spnE Of blood at
tended with weakness Of the breast and an uneasy sensation
the stomach, accompanied with dyspepuc symptoms.
Last spring having attack Of it, vi recommended by
an HeGuanta ce who had been cured by Dr. DRvs Syrup,
10 inv n ana SOL aud was relieved BY il in less than one
hottie Il good effects immediate,
JOHN II Dram, Ladies' Shoemaker 70 Race st.
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NEW YORK, April %, I84I.
Dr.. 1oonseHd-i verify believe that your BarsapariL
has been the through Providence Of saving my life
have for several yean had bad cough. It became worst
and wore AT last raised large ntites of blood had
night sweats and greatly debiated and reduced
did not expect tolve. have only used your Sanapafla
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in me- am now able to walk all over the city raise
blOOu, and my cough has left YOu well ina me
that thankful for these results Your Oh dt servant,
WIZ. RUSSELL SIS CathaIIna It,
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Tins eIlot o. 0111paTa hll Deem eEpel5Y pT5paIad ID
Isfereaoet0 female complaint No female who has
70 suppose she approaching that critical PERIOD The tun
Of life should neglect 70 take it, Il certain preventive
for any Of the horrible diseases to which emae
for several ysa BY using this medicine, Nor less valuH
bic for those who approaching wOmanhoOd, it Is cal
oulatsd nature BY quekenng the blood and nvigO
ang the Indeed ths medicine Invaluable for al
the decae diseases to which subject II bTace
the whole system fenes permanently the natural energies.
By removing the impurities Of the body not far stimuli
ting to produce subsequent relaxation which the
medicines taken for female weakness and disease
aspg few bottles of this medicine aad palntu
surgical operations may be prevented.
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FBMALR MEDICINE "IAAA' :

Dr.. Townsend H6auapals sovereign and speedy pufs
for noipient Consumption, BsTrenness PYolaptus Ued,
Failing Of the Womb CostiyeseaS, Piles LcnchorrhRa
Whites, distracted difficult MeHgiruatOu, neOntinsEcs
Urine involuntary discharge thereof and fo the geee
DfoaFatom Of the aYaemno whether the result OF in
heent or oaues pf0ducsd By uegpanty nst OF a.
cident Nothing be guprang than its nFlg hnf
effects the human Frame PeOnS, all weakness and as
stude from taking at become robust and full Of
argy under its influence. 1t mmedsdutey e0untefaca
aeTyeensla Of the female frame which the great o.
bauenness will not be expected Of in Of 90 de.
cats nature TO exhibit certificates of performed Dui
the afflicted that hundTedl Of oaseE have been
reported to Thousands Of cases where families have been
without children after using few bottles Of this invaluable
medicine, have been blessed with hne, healthy dipping
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IAW oRInANs Z oARRoILToN RAu.RoAp


R The Cam WilsaTe New Oflsani and CsT,oItov sysry
houI after clock Sundays, if the weather a fair
AZ The Lafayette Home Cau viii leave every rs miuutsr
from the corner Of BaFoRne and Canalsta mny19-sm
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ROBERT SKINNER,
BRICKLAYER, No. as ROYAL STREET,
TTNDERTAK1S all kinds of / IRE.W WORK, such the
~ Setting Of Cooking Ranges, Ovens, steam a.
Boeu, etc. Ali work done by the subscriber will ~
Be guaranteed and specimens Of his work may be RQ
with dispatch ia19 IL
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u UBT w WORTHlNGTON, General AEsnt aas
Az Collector, Rodney, JehorsOn oOuRtv, mEgnspp viii
aisn gunctuly to the Collection Of Notes. Drafts, Ao-
oOnnt o in this and thesUuthen pdOf Geibofne county.
Rsfers to-DTake Evans, BrougnlOR 4 MurdOok,
pinqFaIdt Warren = Co, Rodney, Miss JlhE GoodE,
Richard Beck, r. Ii. 8 g. n. BayY, New Orleans w.
e. Henry, r. A. 8. DORphan, NAtohe1; James GOOdh,
Cincinnati; Jsa Hand Philadelphia j. g. James Lexiag-
On fhos. FTssland. ClsboFne county Miss. apps
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PHILADKLPTuA June % 1871 can highly recommend
Dr. Dsvss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my know
ledge of is virtues My wife had been affected for long
time with weakness and pain the breast The Of this
medicine in abort tno entirely relieved heT IheaymptOms
would after time ec1r and on all oecasons the relief was
asspeedy in the t place Il ak tbs since
che has been free of the affection cougder and recon-
mend most valuable medicine. Its ntTeng theRng effect
has been great in addition 70 relieving ne breast
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN

II is the safest and most eeoua medicine for pnHfyn,
the lystem and relieving the suengs attendant upon oh
birth discovered II CITIZENS both the mother and tn
child prevents pain and disease increases and enrehea h
food those who have used Il think It 1dFpensable. II 10
highly useful both before and after confinement it pre-
diseases attendant upOnchdbh in eostivsness pes
cramps swelling Of the feet dependency heartburn vom
ting pain in the back and joints, false palma hemOh lge
and regulating the seoTetOns and eQuazng tbs q u9
ton has no equal The great vne of this medicine is
always safe and the delicate and most successful
castor oil on magnesa Is useful Exercise in the open ali
and light food with this medicine, will always insure safe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-02

Cosmetics Chalk and variety OF preparations general
use when applied 70 the face very soon gpoisr Of its beau
. They close the pores Of the skin and check the ccuB
ton which, when il not hwared by disease OF pow
der the skin named by the aksea used soaps beaus
e its own production in the human face Divine wei
in the garden Of rich and deoetey tinted and vqnegateo
flowers free active and healthy circulation OF the tuds
the oOung Of the pure rich blood to the exemities is
that which paints the eO0ntenance in the most exquisite
beauty. 1t il that which impas the indesonbabe shades
and flashes of lOvsnesa that all admire, but none can
SCRIBE This beauty 10 the offspring Of RGtHTe-not Of p02ae
or sodp If there free and healthy circulation, there
beauty. If the lady is fair as driven snow If she paint,
aud use cosmetes and the blood is thick cold and impure
she is not beautiful If she be brown yellow and there s
pure and active blood gives rich bloom to the cheeks and
8 bnlliancy to their eyes that is fascinating;
This why the southern and especially the Spanish ladies'
much admired Ladies in the north who take but
exercise or confined in close have spoiled then
complexion by the application OF deetenous mixtures # hey
wish to regain elasticity Of step buoyant spirits sparkling
syes and beautiful oompexiOns they should Dr. Town
tends SanapaTa Thousands who have used It. are mon
Il
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~ Merchants, from different sections Of the country
give the haeng accounts Of the universal pOpBHTt
and efficacy Of Dr. Dayiss Syrup, under their notice.
number Of them. witnessing virtues, have regularly sol
Il on coalition that if did not give satisfaction, the pnc
should be returned and Of them has had any qppCs
ton h return the money. This speaks volumes in favor
The medicine. We append few extracts iom orders,
samples of those in frequent receipt Of, well
verbal accounts we frequently hear;
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MEDICAL.

nRJ ADON--Oihoe and Residence, No 1s7
D cnai 500 hatmean Rhnna and Circus So iva 3m
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LtsouRR July q0 lsi6-YouT Wild Cherry and Tar
syrup gives general latsaoOn We have been Out Of il
f0 some time and thought would not order any but Il
almost daily inquired for and thought, psrhaps,
nd b. ha-L nrl.L
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COASTWISE.

COASTWISE.
BOStOn-Bdrk Helen Maria.
Salt 300 sacks, Il r Matthews * Co; Chill hides
$50, w Jenkins & Son; mdze 500 pkgs, sundry per-
sons.
Boston-BarIt Laurence.
Coffee $50 bags, Wilson, Young s Co; Russia
yarns 80 winches, bolt rope 40 coils, Hooper s
Chesebrough; rum 50 brls, Wilmington s Eastman
saltpetre $50 bags, cordage 81 coils, mackerel 300
brls mdze 400 pkgs sundry cons gnees.
BoStOn-Brig j. Nickerson.
Coffee 147 bags, Wilson, Young & Co; macl1erel
$50 brs, T r Matthews s Co; coffee 100 bags 14O
pockets, mdze 600 pkgs, various persons.
Boston-Brig Candace.
Ndze 65 bales, Wyman, Appleton s Cos macker-
ell 50 brs, hides 500, orders saltpetre Is bags mdze
CPS pkgs oranges 225 bxs, sundry persons
BoSton-Brig Tanddlia
Coffee 6S bags, A Patterson; mdze s cases, L
Thomson s CO.. behring's $50 bxs, mackerel 2l0 brls,
mdze 300 pkgs, sundry persons.
.N6p YOrk-.Sch. Maria.
Tobacco II hhds, Sullivan * Sons; s do, J
Landstreet & Son; prunes 25 bxs, l. Thomson s Co;
srup II hhds 60 brls, Wilmington * Eastman mdze
40 pkgs II ManSin; pig lead II tons, Manila cord
age "a coils salt 200 sacks, mdze 2IO pkgs, order
.NtU York-Sch. Josephine.
Linseed Oil csks, G Small; cheese 60 bxs, Moae
s Medcalfe; wool 25 bales, tea 50 pkgs, liquor SO
brls, hides $50, mdze 375 pkgs, order.
.Ns1 York-Sch. Seguine.
Cheese 1873 bxs, Moale s Mcdcalfe; 1919 do, S
Hurlbut; silks cases, Brckhead & Pearce; madden
csk, G Small; wine 20 or csks 200 bxs, brandy IS
or csks 16 oct, porter 10 csks, l. Thomson s Co;
mdze $50 pkgs, various consignees.
.N6,c TOrk-Sch. .Aplelia.
Steel cases, f Pratt s Bro; cordage 40 coils,
iron manufactured pkgs, Hooper s. Cheesebrough;
brandy Is or csks, F Strohm s Co; straw cutters
A, r Sinclair & Co; sardines cases, brandy 10 hi
pipes or csks, l. Thomson s. Co; mdze AZ bxs,
Thomas Co; pepper 10 bags, Wilson, Young *
Co; cassa 200 mats, c F Pitt cheese $50 bxs hides
100, mdze 45l pkgs, sundry persons.
ChmiestOn-I'rig Emma.
Flooring boards 100000 IT, r Hooper,
.uoble-.Sch. Banner.
Cotton 1913 bales, l. Cuttings.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

At Boston: No change in Flour, the demand
steady with light receipts Corn pretty firm at 60
@67 cts. for white and yellow. Gunny Cloth was
selling at IS cts. per yard, cash, which adj
vance. Provisions without change. Sugars steady.
Sale of 1920 bags Rio Coffee at cts to go South.
At .NeD York; Coffee continued very firm and
prices still looking up, Cotton in good demand at
an improvement in price. Flour in good request
for home use, and good brands steady prices of New
Wheat somewhat lower, and the supply of Corn
rather exceeding the demand. Sales of Buenos
Ayres and Rio Grande Hides at II cts, mos.
Spirits Turpentine still improving. Whale Oil con-
tinued to advance, having reached AZ cts. Ohio
Pork, particularly Mess, inactive, having sold
slightly improved; and Sugars in better demand the
market closing with more firmness.
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The Island Of C,tba.-This island is ga miles in
extreme length, with a width of % to III miles,
and covers of 1000 square miles, being about
the size of the State of Maine, it contains popua-
ton, at the present time, of 100000; of which
about 100000 are whites, 10000 free colored,
and 100000 slaves Its imports in 1S47 were
United States, Its exports during the same period
1895, 40, of which S12, S94,s76 were to the
United States. In 1S47 the number of arrivals at
its ports 3,740, and the number of clearances
3,346. Its principal harbors the finest in the
world. The amount of American tonnage employed
in the trade with Cuba is 476,773 tons 1t has 1876
miles of rail road completed and in successful opera
ton, and 81 miles in course of construction 1t is
well watered by numerous rivers, and its surface,
except in the central portion of the island, diversi
fed with mountains. Only two fiths of its surface
cultivated. OF the remaining three ffths, now
unused, is probably worthless, leaving half
of its agricultural resources undeveloped The eli
mate is genial that it yields two crops year of
many of its productions. 1t also abounds in mate
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IMPORTATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN

FOREIGN.
Rio Ln.eiro-Barh .4Jby Baker.
Coffee 1910 bags, II Whitridge s Co; rosewood
As logs, G S Oldfeld
Paraiba-Brig Virginia.
Sugar 1867 bags Sc brs, hides 1850, specie 1 bag,
order.
fur CayeS-Brig Mary Emily.
Coffee 60 bags, logwood so tons, hides 80, With
ngton s Eastman; coffee 3 bags, master.
Demerma-Br. brig Loyal
Old iron 20 tons, old brass brl, J G Yates.
.4ntigua-Br. brig Belle.
Ballast. Arrow root brls . Inf do, J C Yates.
WindSor, (N S)-Br. brig Syria.
Plaster 200 tons, master.
Windsor, on S)-Br. brig Hebron
Plaster 100 tons, Kirkland, Chase s Co.
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SUPERIOR BACON.-The subscribers

SUPERIOR BACON.-Th subscribers have
- heretofore been unable to keep on hand through
out the summer, constant supply OF their much ad-
mircd SUGAR CURED BACON HAMS. They
have now ready for sale large quantity and, invite
the attention of connoisseurs. Those DESTROYS of
supply throughout the summer can secure, at mode
rate prices, any quantity and have it kept in good
order until wanted for They also offer for sale
superior Sugar Cured Bacon SHOULDERS, Beef
TONGUES and Pure Leaf LARD in small pals.
ADAMS s STEVENSON,
Lexington street,
NH "a If opposite the Market House.
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Stock on hand 29th inst, %, 22l hhds. We have
no account of how much of the above nominal stock
remaining on hand has been of parcels rc-nspected,
what quantity taken for COaSt,riSc shipments,
for C0nsunlptjOn-p possibly 2OOO hhds. would cover
all-thus leaving the real stock about $4,000 hhds.
WOOL.-The sales of the week have again been
to fair extent, comprising the operations about
10000 lbs. tubwashed at 2ja 80 cts and 3, 200 do.
fleece do, of different grades at 29a 3d. cash. Be-
sides the above, lot of about 5000 lbs very supe-
ror mixed SaXony sold to a manufacturer at 10
cts " 1b., ON time.
FRElGIlTS.-We have no engagements to note
to Europe except Bremen ship under the Russian
flag, daily expected from a coastwise port, to load
tobacco for Bremen at lis. Cd. t. hid Very little
offering for the West Indies; but moderate sized
vessels for Coasins purposes are in demand, and not
in port.
BEEF CATTLE.-There were 600 head in the
drove yards last Monday sale, 400 of which were
taken by city butchers and the residue of 200 driven
Eastwardly. The prices paid exhibit small decline
i'll the lower qualities, ranging from to 80 25 gross,
equivalent TO IA S6.25 " 100 lbs, net Live Hogs
have been selling at So, which has been about the
current rate the last two weeks
EXCHANGE--The transactions in Sterling
have again been moderate, but in some Continental
a greater degree of brlslness has taken place. We
quote follow, to include both Foreign and Do
nestle.
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Sch. II. n. Williams, Elliott, ...........B Boston
Sch. Company, Burt. ................Pr Providence
- Brookhaven, Burdick, ............ Newport
.4ug. 25. Bark T. J. Southland, Bishop, New York
Sch. M Wright, Cox. ................... ditto
tug. 26. Bark Frederick Deming, Churchill in dis
tress, Baltimore
Sch. Mary & Elizabeth, Lennon. Ponce, P. r.
- Bounty, Cn1erhill, ................Ncw York
.4ug q. Sch. Gen Taylor, Bunnell, New Haven
.4ug %. Brig Royal Sailor, Henon, baltimore
Sch. Corel, Horton, ...................Ne Newport
ting. 20. Brig Daniel Baker,. New York
Cleared
.4ug. %. Ship Buena Vista, -, .Ilavre
.4Lg. %. Bark Samuel Train, Hopkins, Porto Rico
CHARLESTON, s.
.70g 81 Sch Orb, Eaton, ............. Baltimore
tug. 26. Brig Henrietta, Dubel, ditto
SAVANNAH Geo.----- CIeared
.4Ug. % Brcn. bark Philadelphia, GerdeS, Brazil
tug. % Sch. Jealous, Landon, ........ Baltimore
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NHI. 4 Ill. M,kIM.

EEAVE constantly on hand, and offer for sale on
Il 4 liberal terms, the following articles, viz:
SHEATHINCi COPPER, full assortment, from
II to SO on. Also, Copper and Composition Nails
YELLOW METAL SHEATHING, = MUNTz"
PATENT ENGLISH SHEATHING METAL-the well
known reputation of this article, and its superiority
to any other manufactured, entities it to preferences
a constant supply received direct from England.
ZINC" Mosselman's' Sheet /inc.-We
now receiving direct from the manufacturers i'll Bel
gium. a full assortment of this superior article.
COPPER INGOTS.-Refned Copper, Ingots of
best quality, manufactured by the Baltimore and
Cuba Smelling and Mining Company. jy %