The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-21


four thousand, Hhutx Palmer and Co. thiSty-two
thousand, e. ii. Wsshburn three thousand, b.
Penner and Brothers three thousand, J. Joseph
three hundred A. A. Joseph thouAand,
Snyder and Lee three thousand, Simon w.
Myers from one thousand eight hundred, to two
thousand Adoph Stearn two thousand, ID.
Green fifteen thousand.
Nash, Pattcn and Co. ten thousand, Dr. Charles
Murich one Thousand five hundred, g. Joseph
and Co. one thousand five hundred, Taylor and
Gordon two thousand one hundred, uftenheim-
ner and Stein five hundred, Reynolds and Co.
five thousand, James Il. Thornton two thousand
FIVE hundred, Thomas r. Agnew twenty-five
Thousand, K. Mason, jr. twelve thousand, Me-
Garrachan and Horan fifteen thousand, Daniel
Wolf two thousand two hundred, Oliver and
McGlynn twenty-four thousand, II. Cohen two
hundred, Chandler and Agate one thousand, X.
s. Randall five thousand, Horace Templeton r
FIVE thousand. Amman, Lord and Co. fifty thou
sand Jacks and Blake twenty -seyen thousand,
Henry Read and Co. seven thousand FIVE hum
dred, j. b. Hine and 90. thrty-fye thousand,
Dr. Featherston eleven thousand, James Cohe-
nard three thousand, Heames, Fuller and Co.
three thousand, Mrs. A. Denny, fremont house,
one thousand, Wilmot Martin four thousand, T.
A. Jacobs three thousand, ]. X. Nakins one
thousand two hundred Murpley's hotel six
thousand five hundred, W. Tell and Co. seven
thousand five hundred, ling f. Barndn three
hundred, George L. Bradley eighteen thousand,
Frank Wheeler (Shades) seven thousand five
hundred, William Bourn sixteen thousand l..
Jaszynsky two thousand, Johnson and McCarty
| fourteen thousand, Wainwright, Ryrne and Co.
-, Geo. A. Hudson five thousand, A. New
stead and Co. two thousand four hundred, Eddy
and Co. eight thousand, NJ Cohen and Co. one
Thousand two hundred, John T.. Carter seven
thousand, Robinson and Evernrd, new theatre,
Mrs. r.. J. Mccain seven hundred, Ferguson,
Reynolds AMI Co. ten thousand, Clauhammer,
Harrison and Co. ten thousand, Lee and Saeider
three thousand, Henry b. Homer, eight hundred,
VIM. NJ I'eston thirty thousand, Thomas Nc
George five hundred and fifty, Amman. Lord and
Co fifty Thousand, Levy and Woolf seventeen
thousand, Cohen, Phillips and Co. five thousand,
Thomas R. Agnew twenty thousand,
Theodore Boschute four thousand five hun
bred, Hayes and Bailey twenty-sx thousand,
f. j. Thibault, at j. Biddleman's, thirty thou
sand, ]. p Corrigan one thousand two hundred,
Charles H. Schaffer one thousand five hundred,
p. A. Roach one thousand, ID. Wolff two
thousand two hundred, e. ID. Heatley and Co.
six thousand eight hundred
! Simon w. Myers eighteen hundred, John j.
Jacobs fifteen Thousand Samuel l. Winsor eight
teen hundred, Henry Read and CO. seven thou
sand five hundred, w. Thompson, jr. twenty
| five hundred, Sabatie and Maubec, thirty thou
sand, P. A. Chazal, fifteen hundred NJ Geirot,
City hotel, eight thousand, c.. c. Randall three
thousand, Nichols, PIERCE and co. fifty thousand,
S. s. Elliss three thousand, j. B. Wier, ten
thousand, Bowman and co. fifteen thousand, Ed
gar Cooke three thousand, M. Hart and co. six
thousand, NJ Lewis forty-fve hundred f. Fried
man twenty five hundred, Klenn and Weller
eight hundred, Ely and Rankin three thousand,
Perpont five hundred, Philo White five thou
sand, A. Staples, Central house ten thousand,
! Thomas b. Lancaster fifteen hundred, 0. r.
Provost seven thousand, Benjamin Richardson
four thousand FIVE hundred, Beas, BatcheIder
| and co. two thousand, Cheinery and co. fifteen
hundred, Robert Martsh eight thousand, Joseph
| Lovett six thousand five hundred, Scheper and
Van Bergen eight thousand, u " C. Teller and
j. II. Grantey four thousand, Captain Brown
four thousand five hundred, Dana, Brothers and
co. fifteen thousand, William T. Coleman and
co. twenty-five thousand L. Dunkelspiel and
CO. twelve hundred, Sholle and Brothers fifteen
hundred, Hastings and CO. five thousand, Robert
Martsh, eight thousand, N. Neustadter and CO.
ten thousand, G.. III. Mentkins twenty-five hun
dred, Watson and Sleag three thousand, f.
ODDS fifteen hundred, X. N. Wood twelve han
dred, II. c. Nj. Ely, one Thousand, r. s. Randall
five thousand, Horace Tempeton five thousand.
Treadwel and co. eighty five thouss nd, J. f.
Stuart and co. thirty-five thousand, Nation and
Coin thirteen thousand Flint, Peabody and co.
forty thousand, ]. and c. Levy and CO. seven
thousand five hundred, Il. Belleau and co. six
thousand five hundred, r. II. and j. S. Bacon
twenty thousand, James II. Woheim twenty
thousand, John O. Agnew and co. four thou
sand, John Duer, jr. one thousand, John Ward
twenty-five hundred, S. and C. M Kttridre
twelve thousand, S. c. McIutyre twenty-five
hundred, Roderick N. Morrison four thousand.
CHOLERA on THE PLAISs.-The st. Louis Re-
publican learns that the news it published in re-,
gard to the cholera among the troops on the.
Plains, is confirmed, though its extent IL not yet
known 1t appeared when the toops were
about ninety miles from Fort Leavenworth.
Among its victims were DR.. Alfred w. Kennedy,
surgeon in the regime nt, and his son. Mrs Kerr
nedy, who was accompanying the doctor to New
Mexico, returned to Fort Leavenworih and will
soon be with her relatives in ST. Louis.
From THE Rio GRAEDE.--Iate papers from
Brownsville, Texas, annouce the death, at Mata-
moras, on the 2lst ult. from disease Of the
heart, of ID. Juan Jose Lopez, Spanish Vive
Consul al that place. A correspondent Of the
Brownvlile Sentinel. writing from Roma states
that all hope OF crop is abandoned on
account of the general drought which prevails.
All the cattle of the neighborhood had been,
carried off by the Indians. The Rancheros hive.
been seized with such dread of the savnges that
they have refused to 90 out any where The
effect of this state Of things is that commerce
exists only in name.
The season on the Rio Grand is rep rted to
have been unusually dry, ard agriculture has
consequently suffered exceedir gly. A cop;ous
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the 18th ut, and it had raised the dropping
spirits of the farmers. large portion of the
crops are, nevertheless, said TO be beyond re-
covery. The long drought which has existed
in Northern Mexico will produce scarcity Of
corn for another year. The people of that sec
ton are now supplied with grain by the Browns
vile merchants, who obtain il from New Or