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tic, stealth and Fire Insurance.


WI, improved Carey pogahs three sizes. also
1 Toby & Anlcruus Peoria rluughs. for sale by
march 3, w. II W CUSnNAS.
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DAILY CRESCENT.


WASHINGTON, Dec 10, 1850.
SENATE.-Mr. Douglass asked to be excused
from serving on the Committee on Foreign Rela-
tons, and the request was granted.
After large number of bills were presented and
referred several bills were introduced.
Mr., Dayton reported from the Judiciary Com
mittee the bill to increase the salary OF the Judge
of the Criminal Court of the District of Columbia.
The bill 10 amend the patent laws was tlken up
and considered.
Mr. Turney moved to amend the bill by providing
that all defendants in suits for arrangements OF pa
tents, shall be allowed writ OF scare taetaS
against the plaintiff to test the validity of the pa
tent and till this shall be decided the original suit
shall be stayed.
After debate, this was agreed to, and Senate adj
journed to Monday.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-Mr. Boyd
asked but did not obtain leave, to introduce joint
resolution admitting VIM. S. Messervy to a seat
on the floor delegate from New Mexico with
all the rights and privileges of delegates from the
other territories.
The House went into the Committee Of the
Whole the State of the Union, and resumed the
consideration of the bill to reduce and modify the
rates of postage.
Debate ensued, in which participated Messrs.
Thompson, of Pennsylvania, Morse, Taylor, Green,
Bowie, Meade, Conger, Casey, Thurston, and
Hebard.
Mr., Bowie opposed a reduction of postage, be.
cause, he said, the National Debt was now seventy
millions OF dollars, and because the bill proposed
to take from the Treasury million and half to
meet apprehended deficiencies in the receipts of the
Post-office Department, and for other reasons If
as it was said, the Department was hourishing, lei
us confer fayors on the most glorious and merito-
rous part of our citizens, and let us manifest oul
generosity, not mock philanthropy, by letting oui
soldiers and sailors foreign stations receive let
ters free of postage. He intended to offer an amend
ment with this view.
The Committee rose without coming to a concu
sion on the subject.
The House adjourned.
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OFFICIAL.
NIayoraItY Of NeworIenns

Mayoralty Of NewOrIeans 49,, December gO 1s50.
COUNCIL OF MUNleIPALlTY No Two,
EsoLVED That 'f Rfe Of M PSG H. Is Is5o
ana requested, alter giving ten DAYS notice in M
' 70 sell at public auction the contract for maxim n
yei Td On common street, from St. Mary's TO Cave
accordance with the following specification: " " maui D."
DPec5acatto" JoT Contract foy Plank Roaas on
Common ST., bet. St. Mary anu Gqllsz SIS.
The Plank Road bed on Common street shall be IL ,
Wlue win Inc eaTten road each side fegnaTlv
towards me ltches and rolled smooth, insure randi and
q There will be sleepers laid longudinay for tho ,
plank to rest which sleepe will be pinned into lie aonH9
lap instead OF being butted against each other and there
WI oe three pins to each sleeper. The sleepes will he firmly
6etWeen me ground and one inch Of sharp sand be filed
tos ~ them rammed solid and struck off even with the
ops OF the seepers by board resting on the eepers 80 rs
INSURE FL Tleet and solid bed for the plank to rest on
& i op prank will be laid at right angles with the road
WIN crown OF two and half inches and be fastened bV a
bG a e4Gh SLEEPER. An planks which may be too thick
even ends Of tb euEe aided oil to prevent Jong The
wli be graded to them, rammed light between iii ro
JeeuOnS, making smooth finish ~ ' F
a. The timber will consist Of the baet hard beu velI,
pe i1e nom sap shake bad knots or other def els cn
IaleN TO impair Its strength durAbHty THE ton pants viii
inches wide The seepers will be three nche ib INA
inches VIDE, and OF any length fifteen feet Tha s1hs
VIII be The best six inch pressed boat. " " 7f'
The contractor will be bound 10 furnish all material, am.
10 compete the road IN ninety days alter the passa ri @
contract and to Keep IN good order Tor ninety days eT il
mas Deen received by the surveyor,
Payment viii be made as follows:
l. Inc Municipality portion cash upon The cOmplotiou
O. each two squares. quarter being reserved until NINETY
Gays alter completion, and the proportion due by the prDUer
holders IN bs against them, payable in thirty days the
completion OF the work. in cash, the couac being subro
power to enforce payment.
Approved december o. $780, 80 = ''''''''
True COPY; III. BIER Clerk
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WHAT They THINK OF Us.-The Liverpool
Journal says America exists to reproacb and re.
form the world. The rough and ready republicans
expand themselves over the Universe-the Union
has just been enlarged by territories as large as
Europe, and already the new State of California
exports half million month, and prepares to
open steam communication with China and
Japan.
The Pacific becomes the highway of nations.
ana enterprises unheard of approach maturity,
while the mind Of the ancient world is absorbed in
me miserable subjects of Divine right and sectaran
controversy.
ne majesty Of civilization and commerce
brightens regions rich and vast. while Enrooo
pauses 70 parley with idiot legitmsts and ancient
non.entites The Republic Of America bids lsir
achieve it, at" Will
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ARTS, ENGRAVING. ETC.
DAGUERHEOTYPE, FALBDTYPH EEyAgO.
,,r-,r,, TYPE tSAfLA3Y.

M ACDlNE y HARRINGTON, having purchased from
AVA Ehe a5gnees Of w. Talbot the patent rg6 f8r fi=
Gse 81 mo IAhqtype process, the States OF Louara
Aabama, Florida Georgia and Texas beg leave to ca M
aenl9n OF The public TO tbag gallery of specimens IA Fi
new degaTtmept Of Photography. ~
The IalbOtype rs taken mon Yauer. iyuye gIa-4 .r
4na variety OF other gHhancss, the first ng7szar tr
decided advantages Of trsnBiisu7bity
enciosed N letter. made gdor1 the pages Of boe on
preserved in portfolio. ' ~
The Ialbogpe ls emugg Gzs5antb5s of ga9Tigr en- that
the picture be finished any degree desired BY Inc sta
every Yahey Of texture and color Of the draper and com
Gated. --S '--
The Talbgtpe represents the sitter without any rgvers
elect mole OF scar the right cheek, appears upon
The TqlbOype can be duplicated to any extent yyiour
The additional trouble of another sitting. After the frs
impression is taken, copies be furnished al any future
une upon simple application by letter or otherwise.
N BM " II. being furnished with every facility Fof the
prosecution Of this superior art ready 10 dispose Of light
lor the States apeciied, with thorough In tTuctiOns.
DAGUERREOTHPES they profess to take quicker and
better than any other establishment in the world. They
guaranty perfect likeness of child of months in one
second, no CHARGE [mhl til No, Is CAMP Street
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Genuine IEsaac1ug sESs7'etOagSe
No. ISL Chartres st, New OrIean,,

WRlGHI y 20. having resolved "a and unrivaled in
SSlI ueP1 IsIt Ol te pushes .a agreed with the
SIoIIilfsols anu igens OF an ~" popular Patent
SANITY supplied with fresh and - fTna1 M al.
lar below the usual market prices n. w ranGannspt bsv
are enabled to offer for the ychassr Inc mo-,
extensive which car fan IA Iris a. aD 6tlsS
Guy HAVING had many year aXpE ye in the purchase
and sale of Patent Medicines ae1 hg ac1ursd flritiss
Tor conducting this particular department on the most liberal
SCALE ana e now prepared to supply the trade at prices ID
exceedingly low that the purchaser cannot fail 10 reaize
handsome per Cenage his inveIment, either at Jy0Ieg
RGtI0 AT their establishment NAV he IOuni n +, /
45Sohm9nto OF AL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES
lhs D1OWns st comprises part OF their assortment, and
can De uTnsneu to dealers cases. at from twenty 10
prices: '0s''''
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FINE ARTS IN BosToN.-Stephenson the sculp-
tor, has just completed in Charleston, his statue
Of the Dying Indian Chief" The Boston Trav-
eller describes the work
The figure, OF the size of life represents a
noble specimen of the North American Indian.
who has received death wound in his side, and
has fallen upon his right knee, with his left leo
projected forward and resting on the foot. The
head is bowed, and the agones of death are ex-
Pressively stamped upon the countenance. The
right arm has fallen, almost powerless, the hand
resting upon the ground, and Just relaxing its grasp
of the arrow which it has withdrawn from the
deadly wound while the remaining strength of
the right arm is employed in preventing the reluc
tant fall OF the proud but stricken Chief The form
and features are perfectly characteristic, and the
whole presents fine idea of the North American
Indian, Anatomically speaking, the figure is
formed with extraordinary accuracy and artistic
skill. The muscles the veins, the natural action
of every limb and Of every part OF the BODY in be
positions into which they are thrown by the effect
of the fatal wound are marked with great per(ec
ton, The statue has been worked from a,biock of
white marble, from the new quarry lately opened
IN Vermont, which has been pronounced, by emf
nent judges even superior to the best from italy.
IL is to be sent to the London exhibition as a spec
men OF American Art
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a the surest, safest and certain remedy 9y t dasa
1t will positively give relief in the worst cases. and even MI
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequen
called at cur Office with establishment upon their ace stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon
of their bodies the bowels and that copous moyeue
had resulted fromt ThsreBult will always follow thorouR
rubbing oil the Extractor upon the bowels when they are COS
tive. Let the experiment be tried II il perfectly saf anr
in no instant can the Pain Extraction Do hnrm
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d a L. l. b US
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
The Original and Only Genuine.
no CONIPO INN


NO COMPOUND
Has ever been discovered that possesses any of the qua
oil thus famous remedy. Almost daily we hear OF new and
heretofore un nown yuea discovered by It's application
new discussion remarkable fact, that many Of it,
ects, are known from accident experiment So deep
has been the science Of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the mn.
7i',ci 50 auilips Inc combination Oh a. .-eat5, that
Il found suited to relieve almost Rin5Ht which the
frame OF manis subject. Let snUmeTate some Of he ne.
Guitar qualities Of this remedy:
FFst-lt will, within live minutes from its Application
femove the pain from the seyeres BURNS, SCALES, "
BLISTERS 1t will also remove the pam and cure GOVT
tlC1,-DOLEROUA. PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
Or SWELLINGS.
ssc0ad.ln cases of BURNS, if applied Immediately, il
Will preserve ife how severe may be the injury
unless vital part be burned and consequently any sore,
inflammation
IH!rdlt will heal Buns Wounds Ulcers or Sores Of
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
FOHr-t nsltraizes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, OF Rabid animals.
FuH'-lt will, wherever applied, prevent MORTlFICA
IlON and N old wounds wherever modification Eus com.
mencai 1t WI arrest the disease and the wound even
where flesh has already dropped away it will restore The part
TO It's natural state.
Sirh.-IrBROKEN LIMBS, when Get, be well wrapped
up in the Salvs, Inflammation Swelling or Pain can 40
cur and the bones unite, and become strong with astonishing
rapdty.
ScUeltt.-EVhen the Bowels ara painful ny pfa1,qy LIZ
Extractor If well rubbed upon them, viii afford relief unt
cause movement even when castor OIL JGap ind all Ut1I
medicines have failed
EgAh-s use is perfectly safe ir all caseit never caa
10 harhs system viii absorb more than is negssarytl
repair il. Ii Will not conflict with any medicines be maj b.
taken Internally.
We have not spaCo in this publication to cnumeras all The
Iseaes cured by
DAILEl's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
but shall suJOin few testimonials Of is value selected
from the thousands in possession, from all pam. Ii
country.
PILES.
II be confidently stated that there no case Of PILES
Whlch may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
II IL certain remedy and removes the pain am
soreness
j, John WilIamg resident of Hamilton county and Cfty
Of CINCINNATI, feel it solemn duty that the Commu
nifty, thus TO publicly state that have been troubled with IN,
p for about years, during which time have su
tered much bodily pan lost portion Of that time by
confinement my bed and have expended several hundred
dollars, but to purpose continued to grow Mean
while was persuaded ard finally urged to make a trial Of
" DALEY - MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR - f5l
the awful complaints and my utter umazement, AN ~
wen ana heUry Us ever and to The OF bOEe Of lh
precious ointment Gsgnle These TACT. lfl gIH
Ing affirm 10, shOgd it make .bl stale 51lt oil m all lei
nalEt any more authentic. John VILLA Ills.
N.grtHHEtg, iln month"; l4al.
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This celtihs5 that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTION
has been used u family for Salt Rheum Of thirteen ycu
DURATION ana Tor WARS THESE fierce diseases have been
Gan be nodonbt but this Medicine has all the virtues that tn
Patent reca5 for it. from what has fallen under nav Obg
yatoR, added to the very respectable testimonials In ia favo
BY others Who have used IN recurring Immediate yeg
DO most eoruy recommend TO the attention Cltuea Athlete
the use Of this Invaluable BGiVs.
BufaIq, NJ Y ROSWELL Cgapfg
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FOREIGN PORTS-

F0REIGN PORTS.
The Mexican Mail Line of steamsbins
bet New Orleans and Vera Cruz,
5zfEsEa ~ pursuance OF the contract made with the
SS!ilklstA Mexican Government by Col. A. O. Ramsey
Tor the transportation Of the Mexican Ocean
WAITS, the steamship ALA BAAIA, r. W. Foster com
manderl VIII run between the cities Of NEW ORTE ANs
and VERA CRUZ IS lollows i1l'1A-''
The Aahamn will leave Orleans Dec TO- arrive At V C ia, a
- Vera Cruz Dec. o. N Ors ian
Vera Jan. I6 N OIs ISn' On
80 NOreans Jan. IS V.CrrTZ I8n %
90 Vera Cruz Feb. 5, N. UrlE FEB, 9
After which date new arrangement will be made of which
NoTE california passengers are informed that by TAKING
we Day Man Stages from Vera Cruz the City of NIey
No ana nom THENCE horseback they can reach Acapuco
Go9y me price OF passage in the Mail Stages 10 Mexico
S5O, and from thence $25 the Pacific I'M taking ,S
sage IN the line OF Wagons from Vera Cruz 10 Mexico he
pGe OF passage through 10 ACapucO does not exceed s55
are spared half the distance of the usual sea vovgra on
tRe ATLANTIC and Pacific Oceans and the whole c0s az
s'Ee rom NewoTeans 10 san Francisco will not exceed si75
E,Gr passage apply to e, j. MEEKER 4 co.
nv III! d. POydras street.
- FOR GREY TOWN, (snu ,jUan.5 SicCro.
sLtE Eua-the very last sailing brig gIICyE Rys,Isr
- MASTER having portion of her cargo now snr8gei
u going 9 BOARD VIII sail above on or before the ia ri
January. ms vessel B fast saieT, and has excellent cabin
ahu 5teeTage accommodations. Apply on board opn0s
Post 3, "a My, or to VIM. j. DEWEY IS iIyayiatp
AZ Mr. WILLIAM GRAY, the shipper of arpe D1rtior Of
tne cargo Is established Grey Town and wi tive sTV D
IN reference to the markets. lie may be seen at the
-1 VI VIC "sels, dA
sslL1 can ship NiEDOMAK, Capt Rich viii have ir5
- - mediate dispatch for the above port For balance
Vi lii Es9shl' Apply TO G. W. OLIVER,
~ % 81. Charles street.
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Arrived
Chip Oxenbdee, Taylor. 49 days from Hayre to Muster
hih Emperor Psdrcks, % days from HAVE, TO PeHet-
ship Geo Raypes. Penhaow Is days from Portsmouth,
n, TO Whitney &oo-3d my. 49,,
Ship NioDe, fhUnas Is days ffea bestons 10 Il n "ae
Ship Mary Cocker Crocker 81 days from ROckiand Me. to
Bark HsIriei Marha Leslie. 1Odays from Charleston, to
Wood Low-ad my.
ter-Pogder-hoase.
u schr MAJOR Barbour Amet, days from. Aransas in
ballast, 10 U s QuarteFnaser-GoY'tw wharf.
One bark and one brig-At the Point
sTEAMRoATs.
u B Mosby, Kerchva from Fields Mile.
Huntsville, Peii. from Florence.
Natehez No 2, LeafheFs. from Hard Times.
Saxon, Commander. from Grand EcoFe.
Mary Foley, Dalferes, from Iockport-
CASdo Graham, from Shreveport.
Rob Campbell, Edds, from ST Louis.
Gen Taylor, Trinidad, from Donaldsonvile.
Towboa Diamond, LsPlace from the Passes-towed down
and to the I'D inst, ship John Carlow, bHgs Cap
tain and AuroabronEht up ships OXeubridge and Eu-
penoF, sohr Major Barbour.
IOwboat Saxon, Davis, from the asset9wed down
and TO the III inst, ships Hudson and Ihoridlke
bark Rainbow-brought up ship Mary Croeker, barks
Hamlet 4 Martha and Minerva.
I0wboat Persian Pinnsgaf, from the fases-tQwed down
and to sea on the ed inst ships HHntTess ami Amelia
brought up ships Geo Rsynes and Niohe,
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DOWESTTC POP rs
U. s. Mail Steamship COmDauy.
H. FOR NffNE WORK ARn SEaTys ~

A.
< l4sEA The splendid double.engne steamship PAGI.
ss4sssas1 FIG, N. Jarvis, G0nmaudng viii Leave on
SAl EhDAfs Dec 2Stbr at O'CLOCK A. H., punctually
Ma and NEW YORK. - "a
r. EATEs Or PAgs4FE:
N eW or k-StaterO room Berth, Saloon .,.. SIS 90
andea Berth, Forward Saloon. 80 90
HtaoHee BERN, with beds aud separate
To Hayana-staof5omi B. Ill., Saloon 3 ~
r-r f. f'eeitse ,,.,..,,,r.. 10 W
L479Hgs5 lPi Havana must proeus passports from tt
tpsFiS.5o SSF S5a 'S295a Ha5 Fl g. Of
For freight passage apply at the Off of the o. s.
NAL steamship Company. 50 Magazine .frear
JAMES K. JENNINGS, Agent
~ special notice given to shippers by this line that the
company have prepared form Of bill udnr adaDet In
e business O their Steamships which will be furnished Ia
shippers on application at the cOnpany's office and with
which they requested to provide than1se ne no sI,
form will be signed by the agents of The company Abg M
aus must Ne signed before the sailing OF tue vessel. d23
ZEr=A FOR NEW YORK Direct-To soil on
-sS4AlkA8S SAIURDAH, January 4, at O. clock a. M
SIs55SS2 The new and splendid steamship M AhETIN
EOf MAN, smith, MASTER will leave above punctu.
ally, from the Steamship Landing foot of Girod street
For freight passage, having splendid accommodations for
d2l R, NJ. HARRISON & co. 70 POydras st.
zerza CHARLESTON Ann HAVANA
9%llaE4S Packet = United States Mail Line Jstl0esn
hey ts5t-The splendid steamship JSA f}Fl Can't RAJ
i Ivy Ions b9Ilan has resumed her regular a tr0n
for Chaf!eORsh and I'D Of each uUnth sayiI7 Chars
ton for Havana On the 1st and 18th.
&, RATES OF PAssAGEg
Havana to Charleston or Savannah. ,,..... . ID.
Havana 10 Key Wsst..,.........-....... p.
For lpTthef PARTICULARS apply 10 '''''
n =. MghDECAl, Charleston, or 70
4. j. HART co. ~ rGh0upilOulas Of. n Or!egns
r. ~ Passenger leaving Havana by th9 si!fa can ys5r
baltimore on the rim IJqI, by takue the ~ '7
New HUrh GRi Phi ade mia ia lac saTG inns IT, H. H.
&c 1inshiP to those p0ys. df law w
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4 hereby certify that have been afflicted with an 1vetgat
Fever Sore for fourteen years last past and have sDeD
i've hundred dollars in employing physicanl ndin purchesa
PURPOSE, until, last resort heard and tried ID 4 f.
LEH'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA FACTOR when IN nv
great surprise, before had used one whole box OF s gs
about me. RRADOCK I9AVJs
Henrietta, Monroe county, N Y, May g. ISt5 "a VIC
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she brought TO bed box and applied some TO te sores
lelt immediate ease wherever it touched me- and begged
Tor enough to annont thoroughly. Ii was obtained AMI
new lie seemed to invest To remove the burning and
Ia the chest even made Pills Of it, and them Wnicl
soon cured me. owe my HE 70 y0uY valuable Extract /
helGgnH'7 G strong aa md nave been svar since
ii the year 1919, kERYlA FRFE5ITi
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was nine year. under medical skill IN Lhe ctes Of Nav
YORK and Albany, AD0dRs under the distressing Fry
lpeasp attended WI inflammation of the kidneys, and ai
bleeding Piles, deeply liberated with large Jumps Of the s2,
hen eggs proudng and large byls covered my body
Inc urinary segsuO stopped for days when ny distress be
came ntOeraDle NY tongue cracked and the roof of M
mouth was covered with sores, and my chest, the root
did not cool it.
In this misery l3nged for death, and expected re-
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GRAND ECORE-Per steamer Saxon: 1877 bales cotton
5 peqSoGn &eo BoaneT mR9 ifr Fres eS
&coIs Y I PomToy-25 Burke &eO-9 B Pauche sec
& Mclean &co -9A Ieeks f Robs SEQ
nesads pS9 Taa ss Pn,v Sew Mat
Rggsey, Rochelle &eo-3 Buckley y Holt6 Latirop &eo-
Rqs gom qwp;. Cummings, Stewart &co40 Tpoe
sugar IS b moasss Flower &eo do % S SSG -9ad ma
Dennisoun &co-IO do Buchannon, Carroll &co-I do
DO F9edano Do White Ico % ~
a do FTelsen &co-il do McGrsgor Ailoway6 hbds
Fg ~ 55 Nj feqtions hhds ug9T7 Rbs m9Pises
assss Ie6 hhds Cammack 4 squies-4 bbs moiaes
Tee &co-7 do hhds sugar BogaTt & Foey-l3 do A &
enSsg esS5e 8a Ga AZ MeaBe re- o.
az Me9arS g ys9ge N9on y SS So Dc
na nes S2n DO ,. Tq IN bids snga5 a bb
oos B1cEbsr s5sa@s a. NGShfz No 80 bales
Watt y DeSaulesl55 WRIGHT Williams ScoIiSs q Burke
HsSdgon Baade W is S6o B9SA B9t eS
MI S ssn EoS S5ee9S9 oeo o Fslsen &c9 Hill
3sss9Sd 0Ss. sseEs Sas SSo8 SOL
Sas CO.. Bossr Foe9@ qS1fMiH e6 4hrE %oo &90
g 6sss e9 ow %aSaY SSs sseE Hawu
sundre, to ordeL-TOta 1914 bales cotton.
2 Nelson &eeg57 10 Bradley, Wilson &eo-Bis McSiaHo2
81 sbs, asas ones7g eo-l3s Yeaman geo
eg sardess $500 B Elder Bro &co43 Baker & soey
~ q y l.IoinigellS ! Y Simpsons @ CFutcher-S
bales cotton.
ST LOUlS-Persi steamer Robt Campbell: 400 bbls flour
Y eks bacon Shaw &cD336 sides buk pork 30 hi bbl
Honr IA hhds meat u Keep20 head deer Mitcbel-5g
castor oil Edgel Mulford &o0s tics bacon Brander VIII
Jams &cO-l box Harl5O bxs candles B 3 Shaw-iOO do
tAennedy & FO5eFl5 kegs batter A d Grief &cO-5 boxe
sndse Y Y Bldecke &cO-40 kegs buer, Dbl grease r =
Elder &oo-l21 hbs lard kennett-l50 bbls fo1r Small &
nacHis4l hides M Greenwood &co-25 sacks venson g w
Brown-sundriss 10 order "
SHRENEPORT-per steamer Caddo q bales cotton NJ
greenwood &eo--llb Wright, Williams &co--l0 Payne
Harnson--N Downs, Cnddy &eo-5 Buehannon Carroll x
cO96 Oakley & Hawknt-5 Pnryis Wood &co73 Roisco
Allen--5 Pickett Pekins eo--5 Williams. Phillips REQ
AZ A Chatagner-15 Gray 4 Campbel-22 Bogart & Foey
- Hoyt " Fort-2l Fel0wes &e039 ] G. Cocks &co-I6
ii Carter &co-4S Till. Mclean &cO-27 Pegram g RrysH
--l0 Z Burke Mc0--S3 Cummings Stewart &co-7 Bukley
hqt-So BiandeT, Williams &cO-D Cleveland, Bro & co
sy LeFerieh &eo-3l Bell COlwRY2I w Jackson eco
y DO bbk mcasses swiney, Green &c0-37 r Shaw &
co. Cammaek q squres-2 z ToedanoTotal 1913 bales
LOCKPQRT- steamer Mary Foley: 30 hhds sugar Il
CAmmaek Gco2i do Savage Williams &eo--l0 do Gam
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