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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
Our Fourth Of July Grafton.

FELLow-CITIzENS
Seventy five years ago this Republic set
M ON its own account In these three
quarters of century it has grown fast and
far. Ithas enlargedits territory, increased lis
population, got rich and powerful. History
has no other example of a nation attaining
such position in SO short i time.
No doubt our grandiathers who began
this work were great and good men; no
doubt their sons, who continued 1t, were
great and good also: no doubt We. their
crandsons, also have our merits. But We
should do well not 10 think too much about
them. If Americans have fault, Fellow
Citizens, il is a slight disposition to National
VANITY. To be sure, though rather young
and green in life. we are not alone among
nations in this little failing Besides, il has
its good side; it contributes 10 our faith in
our own abilities and destiny, which is a
very useful sort OF faith.
II is probable that many OF Won will this
dsy be favored with other speeches than the
present Ii Is, then, unnecessary for us to
descant in superhne rhetoric upon the time
worn themes Of the occasion. Let Us rather
endeayor 10 suggest thing Or two which
every orator may not be led To dwell upon.
Fellow Citizens, ii this anniversary have
any special worth. 1t is because it commem-
crates great triumph OF Human Liberty.
To Liberty let il then be sacred. This
American Union is 4 blessing for which we
NAV well thank God. Ii is such because
It's end and aim is Freedom and the eleya-
ton of Man. But when Ingenious and elo-
quent DISCLAIMERS tell yoa that this republic
is the great exemplar OF freedom among the
nations of the earth, recOllect that Four
Millions of human beings are held in slavery
beneath its flag.
And when they chant the praises ofcom-
promise and wax warm over the grandeur
and tie necessity of Slave-catching, it may
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The Enlargement Of the Battery.

One of the objections most lnduStrlously
urged against this measure seems 10 Us altOgeth-
eI mistaken We mean that IL Will deTange anu
nlurc the harbor. We cannot see how the ex-
tension of the Battery can possibly obstruct the
channel of the rivers, by the creation OF sand
bars or deposit. OF mud in them. 1t will still be
shut III as now by long piers Oh each side pro-
JectIng out beyond the point to which the en-
largement IS proposed to be carried. controlling
by the action OF the tide, and giving direction to
the current III the rivers The eddy or slack
water which now makes in front of the Battery,
Will he but very partially changed, and the cur
rent which viii pass round the new front, can be
but ,riIle stronger than that which passes
round the present front. This must be so, since
the Battery Will not be extended beyond the
piers at each end, into the strong tide. but Will
fail within them, leaving the water to be regu
lated and controlled by piers already built.
Therefore the effect the Enlargement will
have on the tide will be bu, little and that little
will not be 20 nlure, but rather to improve the
haIbor.
Should the Battery be extended out beyond the
long piers which now flank is sides. and should
IL entire unobStucted front be permitted to be
washed by strong tide, the eject, II any at all.
upon the channel of the Rivers. would be, not to
dCTange and destroy, but 10 deepen and widen.
and thus regulate and improve them. The chan
mel Of a riyeriS naturally deepest and cleanest
where the river Is narr0west and the current
strongest, and sand bars, deposits of mud and de-
bTis OF every kind will almost invariably be found
cleared out OF the channel. where the current Is
strongest. and left IN bays. eddies. and places
where Il l. slackest and weakest Hence the
shoals ami vast deposits OF mud under and along
the Jersey shore, AMI III all the cOveS. bays. in
lets and creeks. with which the great New-York
bay aboundS. We think the United States Gov
eminent constructed circular or setni-circular
corn CRIB dock II the " alabOut, including IN II
space OF some acres and filed it H. fox the pur-
pose OF breaking the eddy wh.ch made II that
Way. Around this dock the tide nigh; sweep.
ard thereby help TO make channel ani keep II
clear. Has not the narrowing OF Butler.nilk
channel 10y the barking Of the Atlantic Dock.
and the extension q piers on the B,oukl,n side.
been the means Of cleaning on, iha. chaansl %
III ,tit,aral dep,h Of u.rs fee: We beAsy.
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tha, the waters of the Hudson. IN connection
with those OF the Sound will hencelorth. as they
have ever done. fin ihclT way 20 the ocean
through channel broad aad deep, Of their own
making. and we are therefore. firm and decided
IN our opinion, that the Enlargement of the Bat
tery viii, if il have any effect 4, al or our har-
Dor. be that of an improvement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
The Legislature.

The Canal bill was considered in the As
srMBLy yesterday. Several amendments
were proposed and rejected, and the bill was
ordered to third reading.
The SENATE concurred in the Assembly's
Resolution to ad journ on the 10th inst.
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For Europe.

The L. S. Mail steamship Arctic, Capt Luce,
will leave this port TOMORROW, at noon, for
Liverpool. The Sem Weekly TTibuns, contain
ing the latest news, can be had at the Desk To-
morrow morning, IN wrappers, ready Tor mallihg'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

r1sS As usual on occasion OF the National
Holyday. we shall issue no paper this afternoon
or tomorrow morning. Our regular Evening
Editions will be published tomorrow afternoon
TulV
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" FowLERs Il WELLS, Phrenologists
and Pabshers Clinton Hall al Nassans near the Park


WHISTLER OF GEoR0IA-this Wonderful infant WI give
three Concerts nj S,cppani Hall If Broadway and
Walker s.reet the Evenings Of the gd ID and an OF
July Ths traly astonishing chld, aset years ana
months made his si appearance At the Broadway labe
nacle on Friday evening" June y, and was received VITA
shouts applause producing Intense excitement u y AZ
ths sl,c,taoa of many Who unable u gsiu admit
lance he il induced three Concerts previous, 10
LEAVING the CITY. In addition q The performance al thr
infn, IL umne, there will oe Vocal and instrumental
Concert bs several performers assisted by Miss Louisa
ise Young and fascinating NeSalls; Of oveSrs Adm,
tan,e TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Tickets for sale Al al.
the psncpal Muse aud BoA Stores and al the door SS'
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1851.

r5y Persons about Leaving the City during ths sunni
months can have the Daily Tbane sent TO them 0; Ios
~ d;n .her address 10 the Publication Office corner
Sn,ncs and Na.san-sts opposite the CITY Han frce
cents a month. payable IN advance
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KNApp's HrALru Restorative Buffers

Cures the best guarantees of incidence usefu mess
multitude of these. with Names dates and residence
m this city and elsewhere the proprietor of ths Prepsra
ton will take pleasure directing the attention OF their
friends and the public As far AS he knews has never
been taken IN of general deslry hs OF Merry
OF any other complaint Attributable "a disodered stomach
or irregular secletions General Depot 80 Hudson %
cents per bottle
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CaAynN DAGuEnREorYPRs.-363 Broad

way corner Of Frankns, Will be the scene 81 gre1 sa
Hundreds N stop to admire the wonderful
Daguerreoype Miniatures recently made by ROOT bew
IMPROVEMENT ia the Process patented Splendid SPe-
ON ems m the gallery walk No charge for admission
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To PelNrERs ANs PrnMsaERs.--Thc

Nxu roS COMPANY respectfy call the attention II Pm
tsr> AMI PAIL Shers u their Improved TYPE and Nepe
Plates SC The improvement consists "a giving - taem
sooner face AT about cac-thsrd additional COST - Aa' tR"E
durability Is Increased direct proprt0n To the >urio'
tcnac.ty al copper tyre metal wheh acc"t,as y ce
,ect expefiuen's iSisto From tals sinSic ia'
VII NJ once be perceived that ihsn face y copper neS'
ave extraordinary endurance - printing surfaces anu SN
percrc~ has fully pro, ed such % he the case The ga
psny have secured letters patent r the Improvements a'
the, prepared and eycGs eleis AZ 'ae eS
eshlshriens. North Wlham-st New-N~S
Ise kslowins papers printed N the copper @
New YORK Courier and Enquirer Nsw-fosA pai, Ilo-
nae Boston DAILY Journal Boston Flag ei Our aon
bestea Pictorial Drawing Room ComPanios, New .f"'A
Organ. And Others. NEWTON CosPANN.
Je2l TUth&Su s\ofth Nillzn-Ss y. Y
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~ OF course those who wish ialr
share Of the of the country will invite y can ne
done IN tine true modern Style and with the best results
through H. PALMER's Advertising Agency Tribune
Buildings
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GENrLEMEN's SUMNER WgAR.-First
saay Ready msd. White and ss,ored Grass and Inca
Coats zspayr Cioth. Ms,ne. Alpaca. and Luser do .
Psntsl'oas With large assortment Of Lmea. Msrselles
WN i. JENNINGS Co. 81 Broaduay
lsiS American Hotel
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A Thine WORTH KYowING.-1'he glo-

fous Fourth approaching and fireworks VII be the order
Of the day and accidents VIII follow course viii one
box Of DALLEYs genuine Extractor. you may biu denle
20 all the crackers creaon for IS the only ree
known checks and subues almost InstantaneOs e
scuies pain resulting from Burns and Scalds Proprietor
penof lIi Hlna.MaY. cornel LlsnennTdsi. X DALLEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

~ BIZ. Secretary Corwin had an inter-
y.ew with father Mathew. The great apostle Of TEN
rersnce al Clnc.anan on the ss'h VII
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TocsrsTLEMys or TASTE AND FASHION,

CLUMSY III fitting Shirts dear az any prce None suCh
have ever left OF VIII be permitted to leave shEEN
rs,hlshmcrt No Aston House HIS system Of hitting l.
infae the style Of his Shirts matchless One purchase
m GREENS and you become a permanent customer
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A CoRaEcTroS FROM GESIS A FRI
BEWARE or Sun STRoKEs.-Ihere
wTbe Hal Fts.saERs' UNION, IL Park

row. for style and quality q ,rOen CANNOT he
"a by ans theT esfabshms@ Their pride te! busi-
ness and the great superiority II their goods gaining "
them an immense celebrity. -, = .., Oh a
Union has induced ticky secliaior 70 hch mel ma e
Union for the purpose Geceying those ffendly 70 ~
r~,nc,es Beware of thea The Union store = 10
rrafsd a n PARK row Opposite the Aston House
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SrsAR AT RrpucEp PRIcEs.-Best Crush

S.s,r a. al lbs. n. O. Sugar. y. 81 and b : lbs
bes, Oo,ax Tea. u H. gci Green Tea. ~ ess Grera
s.ns. Sent H. all Parts II the CITY BreoAya free
cOarse A PAEALg. IA fs0ae, cor Ludlow 81. uJ g.
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n + H. SMITH offers for sale at 1911

won, At up stairs doors below Fulton general az
.mcpt of FlREWoRKs OF the best quality, nj reduced
prces which being IT his own manuactnrc can c"ue'
Be- u,rranted Also Fire Crackers at the loves, marAe'
rs.S Deaes and others invited 20 examine the stock
tei2 l9s
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HIJNIUES5 UVTx0Es.
,r,.w Hat Sp,soy-Summer has

IHF STRAW IlAI 's"~
ba,,, NON with torr.d intensity and ccsnrnencins 20
Iafs viii probably be prolonged 30 far a.
concerned beyond the da.e a termination IN Tue
nae GENIS would therefore. suggest an Inspection . III
anpls ann weather Panamas, Strass W, Nho"
are selling several yer csn under hs Ordinary PIE
A CoRREcTIoS FROM GESIS a friendly
editorial IN the Herald retcrre 20 the GEss HAT as nv
dollar Hat II mercy slip Of me pen OF oil ,hs Up
or ~ the memory GzNTS a3hcres san 10 ,he Olu
four dollar although he MAKES hve oollas ~, io s
CENIN. ga blp@e"ds' VPt"''''' -
BEWARE or Sun STRogEs.-lhere Is ITO
,-.ect.on agar sun stroke e Al 20 that arrdea q Se
81 KNOLL hyt eegan. Summer Beavers or SUPERB
MAJ In fact there no. "a, IN ms esttDll M -
av o. be warranted proof IL - NE weighi ahu
,re 81 he,yy hats that 1rDdrce hal the Oppiessoh ~
me BRAN, we read Of Pe9p.e that nave an ofan, a'o
wish 10 keep them cod AID unexci'ed shooia
WITH ne N the EnOr fab9c TAere IA Hucn daneI
isxeen oe OF his Roo q Mountain Beavers and sonf 1s
are .od twenty per cen; ligsr. a. there oetses ~
fIlgersior and furnace tbs day OF sxcllehsh -.
Ameesn v no did not feel heat "a his biCo1 On ti
day would onlT half i:gercan " tAsIeIDIs -
ar our patriotic % LET Knox a'.eno 70 snsu
heads 10 iay Once h.ed one Of BIS nnefceptlohH,
their so cool ~ ct'HnDcIo.
ever warn their hearts Ray be kenemoe' ANoN 10
EulfO =
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m Fourth of July Boots, Shoes, Gait

.rs Pumps and Low Shoes - be mad IN great
ns;e 10 the best and hands.mest styles al BROOKS Ne"
Yort Ho,t and Shoe Emporium $50 Fulton 81 the chea,
l,ce IN the CITY 10 pet good article made VA the heatest
p,ss,i,e manner of the te-t Preach leather.
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H.nnocxsi-LEARY e. Co. leaders and
,.,ros.c-r, Of fashion foF QeneDflI Hats, D ana
AaM ngSss, D,oe Gr.ss Hannoeks Uzt
Tur Roll. GRAND MARCH, HAIL CoLUM-
RIA. YasKrE DOODLE Ge, Lc,-IsgAsT DRusMEs t .Sp
WY.Tr IN oy CEoKGIA-At the solicitation OF many lam
- no are ceslrous that their children should witness "a
Of this truls wonderful Child, aged ye4fs ana
~ he Will N addition to lis evening psrfqrn4nce
rIrs Concert on the afternoon Of the IN o. J1)
cloct asslsted or the popular little vocalist siS
ole aged wears ard Others at sroPPAN Hall, ''o
Prosdw.y corner Of Walker-St. Admit2hce ioI
and children One Shilling -
Now's THE Tine
S0w's the time and now's the h0"5
All the crevIces to scour,
Welding VI 20 LYONS power
All the insect race
Dnst his mage powder Ger
Ceiling wanscot, wall and floor
pel-iugs fall % Tlse no more,
Reaches s,rew the place
suread his famed magnetic pills,
And rsss mice-those plaguy ILL.,
SON shall die in rooms barns, rails
Leaving not trace n,, a., Nd
n,o, IN, Iyos's Magnetic Powder and Pills "a Brad
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Nor,cE.-To the subscribers of the
.NrpIrAN pIANOFORTE COMPANY, No AT

AMERICAN PIANOFORTE COMPANY, No n-A
the In regular meeting Of the Subscribers OF the 60
held nj the Coliseum Rooms 40 broadway, on Wencsd
evening july g. Dr. W. liUNBERr was appointed Pres
dent and the Solicitor Of the Society Secretary pro rem
The ALLOWING resolutions proposed AMI adopted
That the Articles of Association togefher with the
lease release and stpuaions of limited liability he ac-
copied -, -, ~. ,l a.,
Tha. "a Committee FOR Auditing anu Passing the ac-
counts OF the Company he appointed .
q That a Committee he appointed TO drah additional
Nv avs and Rules the business OF the Company 10
he the meeting appointed Tor the iOt INST
That Committee OF Investigation 90 mFesuga,e .ls
references Of the party obtaining possession ct me hiS
Pianol be appointed
These Committees were duly elected from the members
present - -. 49,.
deem tse share and to deliver Piano a. the pnce
stated $780, be disposed Of 80
These resolutions were unanimously adopted and the
choce i posse being NJ auction according o.
articles aggreementl the first Piano was awarded 10 vi
c OF Pacific st. Brooklyn al monthly premium OF 81
and bonus to decide between HIM and another bidder Of
a similar amount oi premium
That the meeting adjourn To THURSDAY evening t9e
10th INST To- meet at the Office, 289 Broadway, al u o'clock
By order of the Secretary
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~ Those that Mant a good Watch, or

EY Those that want a gOOd w dtCn' Va
Jewery Siverware Of The standard OF ooafs =, MI @
A Their interest 10 call ca SQUIRE BROTHER, nito-
~ and Sl Bowery they have Just received new goo
and v the increase Of Their business they nave been oV
led 10 their toa- store They are dee rmhed
10 oonpue 10 make IL interest OF all 70 deal WIN then
onlt IA the motto
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10 OUR kRApEHS.-t CA nave no reason
Go COMPLAIN OF bens ed with ra'S Eice, eA
YssrAes bedhug>, sc. iN (C>rNR h2> an hAtefmlaa'N
that Is and ,ntallhe II leaves no smell OF no>ancs
t,2Ns CcSrARs kNteTmunaor Depot, tti BrVaawal, y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

~ Summer Hats IN their variety, con-
80. -; ,.yt ~ Drab Bearer French Pearl. Panama.
Straw &C. unsurpassed - an, az the one pce s,ote 10
Ranal.st fly2 So j. " htLbO"p
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~ See advertisement of BABsirl 5
Soap Powder ON Second Page.
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The Instrument was selected the following dav
July g. from the stock Of DuhoSe Warmer The sub
sorbes present and the pubc generally can gam every
,ntoia,on at the Office of the Company SS9 Broadway
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Tobacco-We did not hear of a sale.
RuQar-There fair demand al lower rates. and about
800 hid. were disposed of at45c for fair to fully fair
Olasses-The rates went up again, and fully 1500 bbs
were sold at 2596c y gallon for good ementing, and 2O
IN for very prime to choice.
Flour-Demand still limited. Sales 5000 bbls, including
800 Ohio at - 00044 OK 800 Illinois and St Louis at
q 1904 2s v Dbl and 1900 Ohio private
1t also reported that large lot Of superne Ohio had
been sold at less than "a W Dbl.
rsin-There heavy decline in Corn, with sales of
about 10 600 sacks. including 1900 inferior at 52O54 $50
white and yellow at 55@56c W bushe and 1000 sacks
sold early in the day at 6O58c Of Oats small lots OF
St. Louis sold 57O6j and 600 Ohio, etc., at 4sc W
busheI
Pr0vsIOns-Pork has declined and noticed sales of
1900 bbs unexpected Mess &12 5G@$l2 rs leo at $l3;
and 500. for delivery before the LIST Of April at si2 70
bb Of dry sailed Meats q ,00Otb, in Casks were sold
at &c v ID Tor Sides and AZ for Shoulders and Seooib
hog round part arrive, private TERMS, OF Bacon So
casks Sides were TAKEN in lots g. and IS casks Hams at
9Rc y ID for plain. and 1914 for extra ugar-cured Lard
steady with sales Of 100 bbs and tlerces X and i
kegs, in three lots SIC of Beef G0 hf bbls Mess
were sold at % 25.
Hay-50o bales brought $2 5O@$22 . ton for Northern
and Western.
CoRee-Sales 900 bags Rio, in lots, at 11@1lHo v ID.
Gunny Bags-50 900 in bales sold at -, and 5000
in lots at 9@94c
Candes-We noticed sale of1OO boxes Star soc ID.
Nhisky-The have further declined Sales $50 bbls
Rectfed at "a, and 100 bbs Raw 1zc gallon. Some
retail parcels Of Rectifed also brought A1ac.
Exchanges-The demand limited. We quote
Sterling 1074OlOs; NewYork sixty-day Bills 24022 v
cent disc. and Sight Checks NewYork 1@11s v cent.
discount.
Freghts-Still advancing. British ship was taken up
| for Liverpool at I'd for Cotton.
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s&:;
3 GsoYs. Sec Fs%yoy seeES kaSi,.: SssT,s
s.,S5s. se2Ss;
pS:II. T[sz,n5 RoabsuAd MoG,s Rnsssy
Essse. Roberts &co~S5 Henderson s Psais~Totss 4s
e NssE E hhs
o. ss 10 Is
% Ia do sfi a Psvy t hid
O. Tuner. W:qS SECS % Postuy1sa hides zsisi1
9ss Hss 1871
fSi'Sn OBJ fisn S?sa
1885, Payne A9dsOn
Waa hbds .osas s% Sbs %o SSsB Bon
P PS, s%a d. % HID fn
hhds snsIJ lumbar BuSbsnis5S do Bs!i15 bSls
@Tes SIS baes cotton los Rhd sugar 81 bS mo ia; s.e
co sS baes cotton
IS p%pfsnvds Whsbs SoS risen
s!s;5 n Sss. Sfa sss @:St ts
II BgEaE FGey4 BP PRet ScG2 hsPod Nicely
roS9a $iyIi Cocks &cO@l Biandsr Williams SEQ
fss. is'9s bale. cotton
M; sssssR 1Ii
ssss
f2aT %sSss 81 ssSa
s,F1Ss ~
da.. ss s de s fssFsis 80 b bss
asso DO Bs 81 e Pft
ss sss ELITE:
%ssfs Tfs kds sE cs
| dozh / A hhds bacon Nye Rms
s Sbs Sea- hhds d. g. ksss p 9p,,f
III II: Fl
bSsss candle, seqso%5 vosfiss :ask; oa % iha;
Hewitt, Sonon &eo-sS bales cotton Payne Harrson-a6
do g Go,k :, ScS-sgndries to order zoo ILL.,. O..
fsewes HS
o 81 & da 10 c Swan Dc
e Do bids DO bacon IBIS lard DC
"a ~ y s g ss 4 s%nss
d. sbs pork DO eggs sess lard John
Sae Cox 1 SDio eater wS
e pfs % Rss
Lehner-64 do order-7s do apples Bozano-5d do Cofe
ST Lo9lsFer Pawqss 100 casks bacon So &c IS
!. Realty Lssea &e9557 d. Beverly; Sands SEQ
$hisfs%pr sG" Sssr do j eIee, lard il Ss beet
Connolly &co-UU do Hour Lyman scott Wco-20D 10 u W
GivensOO do Shultz s. Hadden-65 cks bacon, 20 bb
tor oil Kennedy Fos,er-576 SKIS oats Dufy-6 casks
ties hams Bander, Williams &co-22 casks bacon Ailec
81 DO Bridges MeMurdo-4t4 b1s bacon: bbls u tc
sssf' fsSsP g Ssa
Doisen bbs -four 2s2 SKIS bran. 81 do oats for sale.
| LOCKPuRC-Per steamer Mary Foley: n hhds sugar
l9 bbls moasses Bogar Foley-26 do, IS hhds
fresen &co-is do Fellowes &eo-43 do w Flower &co-
% do Tee &co-35 DO Cammack g. Squires-20 do A Il
Dennistop9 &co,5 do Laqyec49 do W Tho%psonN, :;
Main-6s do. "a bbs molasses Cammack Squires73 BIB
and 81 hf bbls moasses Will bbls do, 81 hhds sugs
Pauy, Lob &co-l2 do, hf Dbl molasses g Ssbaer-l
bids bales moss Mason &co-io do II hhds suga
"A do ii offnan-Tota 450 hhds sugar. 2o9 bbls moasses
| COAST-Per steamer Matilda: % hhds sugar to order
COAST-Per schr Topic lb0 hhds sugar, 100 bbls moa
| ses o Lauve-26 do, 900 hf do Giraud Il CO.
| COAST-Per soop Belona IS hhds sugar Mienberg
| eco.
FLATBoATS.
OHIO-Per Aeshires boat 800 bbls pork $50 kegs la
| A Montgomery.
| COAST-Per fatboat: 81 hhds sugar r Toledano.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-25
Exports. -
LIVERPOOT-Per ship Falkland: 1863 bales cotton. 22

Exports.
LIVERPOOI-Per ship Falkland: 1863 bales cotton SS
SKIS cotton seed
LTVERPOOL-Per bark Spring fe!d 1863 bales cotton.
LIVERPOOI-Pers ship Royal William: 7s9 bales cotton
BORDEAUX-Per bark Hansa: 72.oO slaves, $ooiS ~
BOSTON-Per bark Sarah Snow: 655 bales cotton, $50
bbs lard oil asa bb $50 hf do york. l46 ties 81 do beef
potash bb 100 kegs skins. ITO bb huo l4O bd
700 hides. Is bxs snrsapanla. ,, ,..
BOSTON-Per bafk Grampus 1855 bbs flour. 1877 tics 2A
bbs and hf do lard, 1853 rolls leather 5000 slaves
tobacco SIS bbls pork 73 bbs 1925 kegs lard % bb alow
5 l24 h cks hams 20 hhds AZ rolls leather. lS
pigs lead, us bds 1901 hides.
GRAND CAYMAN-Per schr Emiy 36 bbls flour, ado
CORPUS CHRIsTI-Per schr Home: 800 bbs flour, 20
CHARLEsTON-Per brig Amira: u hhds sugar, 23
hh 30 bacon Al bbs -four zSa do whisky, 81 do lard
tHAGREs-Perb brig Mechanic 10 hhds hams. 8 hf bbls
10 bxs candles 10 do cheese, GO do cart 900 Shin
giles. az, 03O feet lumber, etc.
BRAZOi-Per schr George Lincoln: 2S7 bbls flour, do
whisky, hhds 60 bbs 30 SKIS Coffee III do % do
osts, 10 kegs butter, 10 bxs cheese, elc.
GALVESTON-Pers steamship Louisiana; l hid 10 bbls
sugar. bbs moasses 80 do potatoes "a hams lib bbs
salt s. do Coffee 100 kegs lard 100 do butter sundres
GALVESTON-Per brig Detroit: go bbs -four, Sc do
whisky 1908 corn 500 SALT 100 do Coffee ~ ties hams
20 casks bacon, 20 bbls pork, sundries.
1I3 casks bacon Is bbs pork 100 kegs lard. 80 bb whisky
as do hour IS bxs candles. 6D bags Coffee sundTes
| APALACHICOLA-Per schr Hunter II hhds II bxs II
bb sugar 1853 bbs -four % bbs 10 kegs lard 10 bxs candles
10 bbs whisky, cks bacon 60 bb so hf bbs moasses
PENSAOCLA-Per schr Powhattan: us SKIS corn loo Dc
oats do bran, 40 do coffee, 80 bales hay, 800 bb flour,
do pork 40 do whisky, 20 do molasses hhds sugar. 40 dc
| bacon, 20 bxs soap, etc.