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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-12
Steam Engine for Sale

A STEAM ENGINE of IS to 30 horse ptrwer. IL inch
IA Cylinder 30 inch stroke, with cylinder Boilers
30 feet long and AZ inches in diameter with IL inch fues
all in prime order and win be sold at a bargan Inquire
Of >. HATHAWAY, at Tolman, Luthers Il Co., Cana
trcet. worcester }o# d&wtf-dec26
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CLAFLIN'S
Sky LIGHT DAGUERREOTYPES,
40 Main ctrent-YNnp rEcTTp

142 Main-Street- WORCESTER.
HE subscriber invites the attention of the public to his
i superior Dagurreotypes having decidedly the best
yght in the city, Cup only flight of sars) he by
new chemical agents enabled produce pictures in the
most perfect manner almost nsantaneousy, thereby do
ing away the necessity of long and tedious sitting formerly
required and retaining the eke expression so desirable
to all.
~ Pictures taken ofaduits from A. NJ TO S p. n.
dec l9-dtf G. Il B,CLAFJIN
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Hotel to Let,

O. THE Franklin House, situated the corner OF
#,', Main and Thomas Streets. The furniture will be
AsiL leased with the Tavern.
Apply OH the premises to Emory Perry, or TO
Feol0-epudw. WILLIAM HOOPER.
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For Sale or to Let.
House Wanted,

AsS GENTEEL House containing g or 10 rooms
sMh near Main street. wanted by small family. REM
&.sss not to exceed $3.50. Inquire of
lec5 CAREY & FIELD, Central Exchapge
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PARTICULAR NOTICE

ne SUBSCRIBERS having purchased of Mr.. T. A. Clark
anu r. H. odhdiord their respective Stocks of Goods
snn united the same in the Store recently occupied BY MI
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Door Plates

Trunk and Coffin Plates Desk Seals and Silver Ware let
tered with neatness and despatch Orders from country
Jewellers will receive prompt attention
j F. SOUTHSATE.
No.7 BInley Hail. Ladies' and Gentlemen are invited
to call and examine specimen cards.
N b. Cards furnished and printed reasonable terms.
dec25-d3m
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To Let.

A COTTAGE House, Nc 4, on Irving St. and posses.
- sion given the first of april Inquire of Mrs FELTON,
go Main st.
Worcester, jan II. .anl7Ahf
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Fresh Bermuda Arrow Root
large quantity OF the above just received and for sale
IA at the lowest prices by ~
feb2 --dw3wis % so - P%U'necarF,
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For Sale

H00 BUSHELS Potatoes, 100 bbls Apples 4O00 lbs
OUO Butter, 5000 lbs Cheese Under No. 2l6 Main st
Opposite the City Hal,
Worcester, Dec ", 1850. diff L. DUGBEE
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To Those in Want of Help.

IDEkSONS in want of help will be supplied free from
~ charge, by leaving their at the General Agency
Office, No. "a Front street feb24-dtf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-21

BosToN May IL, IL P. MIN the Supreme
Court to day motion made that the suits
brought against Knight and Hughes by the Adolf
tonists, at the time they were here to reclaim VIM.
and Ellen Crafts, be dismissed, unless a RESPONSE
BILE endorser was given for the costs After hear
ing arguments against the motion from Dana, Hill
dreth and Sewall, Chief Justice Shaw decided that
responsible endorser must be procured or the
cases would be dismissed, they likely to fall
to the ground
The suit against District Attorney Lunt, for the
arrest OF Barton, a negro barber at Salem who
was taken by mistake for of the rescuers of the
fugitive Shadrach, was suited, Barton not an
pearing. The damages had been laid at ten thou
sand dollars.
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I OST OR MISLAID-Between Graver st.
via Gimp street and he Postoffce, SIGHT DRAFT
drawn by Messrs Bokley & Holt w Crockett in favor
Of Smith and endorsed by him, for hundred dollars
dated May H. 1851 The payment has been stopped Any
the subscriber. "a Gravier street, will be rewarded
myH JACOB SuRIA, Notary Public.
CASTOR OlL-St Louis Adams Castor OIL
myis tERD. KENNETH y CO. % M.x..in. q.
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T0bacc0-About go hhds d'poed Of, including
hhds (32 and I frosted at3 Is at AZ "a hhds IL a. ana
% frosted and refused IS hhds Mason county ~
hhds at S<. "a ats. 2 to. and 7 at lie y b.
sugar-Tbee fair inquiry with sales OF S'o nnos At
5K06c for fair to prime.
oasses-T limited retail parcels At TIRE
guar prices.
FiOUr-Fmer, with sales Of about $500 bbs ineisaos
6is Ohio. from store at o. 81 700. from fatboat al "
$50 st. Louis in lots. at a 2@s4 .; and y" fancy 81
Louis (Union brandy in many lots at Is v Dbl.
Oats-A sale of $50 SIX. st. Louis at 4Oc.
C0rn-Maket heavy with sales Of 1000 SKIS yellow a. 4SD
Hc. and 1900 prime white at 5045lc y bushei.
Provisions lower, and we noticed saies OF 4n
bbs ,les, ~ ak, 300 (branded) at SA 49, ana o NJ
o. inspected at "a o.. Bacon firm, with sae Of "
cks Missouri ribbed Sides 9, "a do. cssr at and cks
Shoulders at 7c y H.. Nothing doing in Lard.
Rice-75 cks were sod from store at lzc y 10.
COnee-Sales Of $40 bags ordinary Rio at sA' and 600
prime. in lots at SIC ' h.
Lead-227i pig. sold private term'-unde"ood to
be a fraction unfer 4zc.
Gunny Bsgs-7OOO taken. to be used tor covering
Cotton al &c cash. &s
Whisky-Retaiing at l9>zc y gallon
Northumberland fair quote
Sterling HosaOiil
New York sixty.day Bills .......HE0lvc Ct DISC
Sight Checks NewY ork v CT prem.
Freiehts-A bark taken up for Hamburg at ll6c
for Cotton.
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Receipts OF Produce.
IS h6ds bacon IBIS butter s kss. lard 81 bbs WINS WINS
e. a. ae.n 10
~ ~ Io estssr Bake. sosya4 DO Z b. ers9
Do 6 sss
sas % so eI d sops G Sec
wine Geo Pi@ct@rd DO 6Snbsr ' BaeR e nan p1
81 fis@i isSs:
i ne s,@iher BroEs hhds tobacco Feowes Sco-4 do
uEyASHsvItLE-Psr = sesmer Duchess 800 bbs pork
Beverly sands ssoias DO 81 do oats bales hay Dbl.
do, hi bis cheese Kegs bnt,ef do lard Mannes bs.
SSGo~ Gsm sa d. j b as.
Gadeyss5 DO BIS eggs, hhds tobseoo oIns, 90
West 4 Iummers.S do Turner. Wilson = eo-M do Yea,
man Seo-5 do Cowan l'yser SeoI5o bales hay N H
LoGIS PRIDE q e the %?1 60 corn
$S 30 30 Ga =. = Du5si DE- 81 ds Kssnedy
do dol Oaf ,S de- o do A. bbs ou,
70
bacon Mass Bourse-76 dozen brooms ! Dosen.s bbs
90 y sr.snwoo3 SEQ co.. Da's' '0''0n II N 'a'sf ~'0-'
ST LoTEpsi steamer CRITIC Xsa,man .sss sss
see,t &cos.o bbs pork, II cks bacon Fosy aco-5i
Ss@ss S Se HSs sasn
do aeSh S.. os.a g. sp p s:I Su
kendall rs bales hay Woo ruff Ssoeiss buffalo
robe 81 @ dried fruit s2 SKIS peanuts, II do 30 dozen
.9 9 Hnsa No a.
bales cotton, 80 bids 10 bbs moasses elocq-sl
do Huntngton-I5 do Oliver-43d do DE Blanc-i6 do
y! hhds sugar DARBY rremouet25 do Je nne't-ll do,
Witer Crs'landE do John Hal-75 do, II cotton
Pavy Lobt Sco-s do IS hhds sugar, rolls leather, 4s
lS2 bales cotton, ga hhds no bbls molasses
BALlZE-Per steamer r boswell: Is hhds sugar Darby
Tremoulet-i3 do PAYNE Harrisou--26 do DeEgans
10 do Miken-9 do. 70 bbs molasses D Deneere- 4
do Rochord-25 ht do r Shaw &co-4 bbls molasses
nnds aHeM w Thompson-a5 bbs cistern sugar. do
| lasses Urquhsrt-sundries to order.
bayou SARA1Per s'eame, Brilliant: 80 bales cotton
Hill, Mclean &co-S Cleve and, Bro &co-lS hhds suga
b gsrt & Foiey3 do % bbls nolasses Degeos-fs d
Gordon Jr-37 bbls cisten Pc re4O do I.afay
cite Reinery-3 bales wool and sundres order.
| BAYOU SARA-Per steamer New Latana: 4hhds sugs
Jos Moore-4 do bbls cstern sugar. Is bbls
| A,in.44 do Brusier-40 do w Leyerch
| GU ACH1 h--f'-r Haidee: "a bal 4
der Mecaf-25 do Oakley x Hawkins-2s DO
Rros-6 do Bonner b Smith-6 do Hall l. Reese-Toal,
bales cotton.
FLATBoATS.
| At Jeffer SON City
| .KENTUCKY-Per Gays boat: rs hhds tobacco Hewitt
Norton SEQ
| Passengers.
| Per ship Cornela, from Havre--196 in Storage.
| Per ship John Hancock, from Hayre-3OU steeFage,
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER STATIsTIcs.-The range
between high and low water mark at Memphis
last year, was 80 feet the year previous it was 81
feet.
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FRESH IMPORTATION OF
CHOICE TEAS!

THE subscriber has just received from Of the
flint Tea impo,tsr IN Phsde phis q somplste ssor,
suit purchasers. has had Them put up small packages
u and ID EACH. They guaranteed to be of quality
equal if SUPERIOR any offered in This market and
embrace all the eties usually sold here The following is
list of qualities and pr ces:
tYtra fne's cnrou
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RECORDER GENoIs' CoURT.-Yesterday, the
proceedings in the above court were undressing
Two affilavits We're made in cases of assault, and
several men were summarily dealt with for getting
drunk and disturbing the peace.
Joseph Bruneau fined S. for depositing a
quantity of refuse on vacant lot at the of
ST. Ann and Roman streets, contrary to existing or
dinances of the Municipality, on Monday last.
The draymen and cab drivers who were arrested
for driving noisily through the streets, near the
First District Court, were discharged by order of
Judge Larue.
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Note In the First municipality (desgnaed in
table MI The Nos commence at the Railroad and run p
In the Second n the Nos above the Steamboat Land
ing No Sntboat Landing. Third tn3) the frs
Railroad and No ueing pers Wharf
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern Shore of Mobile BaY,

THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
L Place is complete order for visitors Many "a
important improvements ha been made during the fA
winter. viii is wharf running to .4L
the top of the bluff, of gradual and ascent thereby
another to the pleasant walks about the premises
The number of has been reased, 800
sons can be Handsomely accommodated the coming
The bathing arrangements extensive. The shower
baths led from yielding al least 100 gallons
water minute The Bay bathing equal to in
the South.
The location of this place beng nearly 50 feet above the
level OF the bay with nothing obuct the from
the Cult; with fine view Of the Bay, OF Mobi West
ern Shore etc nice shady good roads, sWamps
stand water consequently renders
Of the santes well heathes places oil to BIZ
found in the whole Country.
Arrangements made for abundant supply OF Fish
Oysters, Crabs etc.
The proprietor commenced building hi, establishment abou
the LIST Jnuary lS4s with the of making the
place the s'ouh. The business has
ceeed his most sangune Being the builder,
and landlord he knows his interest
his the best possible which all he
considers ord to the table, bar,
Besides the great variety OF amusements, which
tensve other watering place the PROPRIETOR has
This place having been the past years,
large number of the citizens Of New orleans and Lou
isana the proprietor hopes by strict non, continue
to receive their patronage.
The fine Helen touches the wharf several times
every day
The charges will be moderate Letters papers directed
HOLY wood, Mobile, will direct and wuhou de-
| tention. w LIZARD FREEMAN, Proprietor
Hollywood, May 8. 1851. myl9 3m
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRRscKHr OFFICE,

CRRscKHr OyTIcE.
Wednesday Morning, May III. 1sol
C0tt0n-There was a good demand yesterday after the
receipt of the Frankns news and the sales Of the day
reached 550u bales Prices without any material CHANGE
and quots ss before:
TT. sfVCATIOH,
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss.

THE undersigned respectfully begs leave to in.
form htr Ola friends and patrons, and the pnbic II.
reception Of travellers and visitors for the ming iiii
season. Having been at expense in building, aik
repairing she recommend her huuse as
ieror point Of accommodation, commodity and locality,
to HOte The She has erected the premises
large and spacious BA LII ROOM, SURPRISING in dimen.
sions any similar Biloxi, which admirably adapted
to Balls, Parties and public GATHERINGS generally, upon
which occasions she vii let it reasonable terms Also, in
addition to the Ball Room, she has prepared Accommodation
Tor AT least fifty persons than last season.
HER TABLE, it will be her constant care, 10 provide
andy with the best that this and neghbong markets Afford
Fme and roomy BATH HOUSES, adjacent to the Hotel,
for the convenience of boarders.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended her
she respectfully what will be her effort 10 Deserve
share Of pubic patronage
PRICES:
Per month";. $50 90 Per week. IS 90 Per day 81 So
-, CAROLINE M. HUNT.
Biloxi, MAY X. 1851 myIl If
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PUPILS.
HAVING resigned the office of Superintendent
of Public Schools, propose taking few pupils along
with my residences 10 Massachusetts. The number
will not exceed six. shall only endeavor
them all suitable studies but shall also pay attention
their and morals and consult their wei al
things My residence the Fa, River Railroad
hours travel from New York and from Boston. the
bo ders Ut The pleasant aee of Bdeewater shall leave
further in urmation, will find daily NJ M Camp street,
bet ween 4 and o clock p M ren'.' ,.SHAW.
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and censequ ny every thing
OF 50 hne quality tor the price, this respect other
establishment excel if at all equal them
s. H. PAGE, Agent,
~ Canal street, door below Royal.
UV inst received steamship Ohio and ship Union, a
mys BIN g. HPAGE, Agent.
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FOR SALE,
MRS. E. PROCTOR being retiring from bust
AVA offers for sale the Furniture Fistures and 80
good Of her BOARDING House, stuaed the LIP
Of Canal and Royal The house has done ssk
Furnishing business The lat yeaFs under manage
ment Of the undersigned. and well known OF the
best q ands in the city
U A number Of No. Slaves will also be sold. 80. For
NIL Nv D. PROCTOR. crnsr Canal and Royal ss
EOR SALE-In the village Of Biloxi, on De-
l. launey street. near Pass Christian Road, ONE ~
LOT OF G8OU Nd, measuring 100 feet front by 81 1.f
feei deep, with the improvements OF JUL
small muses. back buildings and WE'LL suitable for snail
tamily wishing to the months The
borders of the Lake If desired il will sold in lots Of
30 feet 'front.' there being house each Terms mode
rae. Appyto F. EVANS CO
my2l ue5 70 Camp street
ITO RENT--The large and commodious build.
L ing in Carr~ton formerly occuni.d by Mrs. Var
rem a Female Seminary toge her with lots ~
rounding which number OF fine fig. plum -
and peach trees, vines etc, now in full bearing The
building ha. been lately painted and completely red is
furnished with with stables and all other
Necessary oathouses. and for the quail ties Of retire
meat and free circulation Of air. presents attractions for
gsnel sdencs rarely to be ouna within the envrons Of
New ieahs 70 good tenant the whole viii be rented
low. Possession given mmed ateIv. Apply to II. PAcK.RD
at the Bible Depository. St Charles and North
Streets myS JmOss
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RAN N EY'S

RANNEY'S
DAGUERREAN GALLERY, on Royal street,
- close BY the ST. Louis HOTEL is yet demolished and
nh s bargains be had in Daguereoiypess the
sible " ~ " ~
u Positively few days only 81 word to the wise. -
~ Rooms not open on Sunday. myl9 st.
UININE-25O0 or, for sale by
" myls e. J. HART 4 CO. 70 Tohouptovlss st.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PLACIDE'S VARIETIES.
n LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.

~ BENEFIT OF MONS. MAuGIN
THIS EVENING, "Wednesday, May 81 1884, will be presented
L the Comedy entitled
PAUL PRY.
/
tnnpe- mrs y. Howard
After which, a MUSICAL DiVERTlSSEMENT, BY Mr. and
Mrs. Leau To conclude Ballet of Action
tableaux, composed by Mons. Maugin, entitled
In evening" Chant de -
words written by Mons Pacde composed Mons
Chsss gnac-wll be sung by Mons Dehrinsy.
Also, the Grand AR Of PIT pail pou" from the Hu guenos
by Mons Genibrei
LAURETTA AND PABLO.
faoo Mons Maugin
~ NOTICE Alteration Of Time Doors open at o'clok
performance half past I.
ddissionBoxes
Boxes, third coored persons only, so
Griery, rs cents.
The BOX office be open every day. from 10 until o'clock
rom till :, when pla ces msy he taken.
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ACCIDENTAL DEArH.-An inquest was held,
yesterday, on the body of mulatto man named
Tom, aged about forty years, belonging to Mr.. Re-
gai'er, of Tensas Parish. He was employed on
board of the steamboat DR.. Batey, lying opposite
to Canal street, and on Monday last he fell down
the after hatchway, and so injured himself by
striking the side of the hatch as he fell, that he
died shortly after. The jury returned verdict in
accordance with the facts
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Notwithstanding and Furnished Rooms
II be OBJ aimed reasonable terms, from -
Mr.. ughes, at No. 30 Tchoupioulas street. fgl
np8 I'm
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MOHNiSG. MAY n, 1881.

SUDDEN DEATH. - Yesterday morning, an in.
quest was held on the body of white man, named
Thomas Whitney, who was found dead on the
Levee. near the end Of Canal street. On making
an examination of the body, it was found that the
Door fellow had been suddenly taken i'll, and died.
He had been unwell for some time previous, with
dysentery, which disease caused his death, and the
Jury returned a verdict to that effect.
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ALTERATIONS IN RECORDER CALrwELL's
CouRT.-Workmen were engaged yesterday in
altering and e-arranging the filings Of the Court
OF the Recorder of the Second Municipality. The
elevated seat on which his Honor is seated, is re-
moved from the centre to one end of the court
room; and the prisoners dock, instead of being
placed in the middle of the court, at a great dis
lance from the Recorders DESK is to be brought up
closer that the evidence of witnesses NAV be heard
with greater dislinctness The new arrange ment
appears TO be altogether more convenient for the
purposes of examinations; and while it will be
better for the transaction of business, it will leave
a much greater space for the accommodation of the
public. We hope the reporters table will be put
in front, and not behind the witness stand.
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EAST FASCAUOULAH OOSEs
THE undersigned have taken on a lease for three
L years the well known Hotel al East Pascagoua, ~
Miss, so long known and kept by M McRae. II N!
will be opened for the reception of company the NV
and healhiu the Gulf is the breeze, has
The finest ahng Fishing and convenience for all kinds Of
ion desirable in a summer resort.
The ote undergoing thorough repairs, and will be fin.
shed IN complete style, The extensive Garden in admira
BILE order.
The fare will he the best that he obtained at any Of the
markets. and the undersigned fattr themselves that their
experience in the best Hotels in Newt ST. Chare
and The st LoUs-are assurance that nothing will be
wanted for the com or Of their guests.
myl5 BnYD " SIMPSON
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BILOXI HOUSE.
rIHIS Establishment will be onened for the re

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
cep,ion of visi the 2'th inst. under the -
mana cement of JOHN W. NIXON. fI.fA
during the spring many additions and Improvements 4.4l
have been made to insure degree Of comfort and
convenience 10 the guests of the house.
he sandy beach of Biloxi, heretofore 80 annoying Pc
dean, has been panked by order OF the copoatOn and
offers promenade unrvaed by any of the
villages
The Table will always be supplied with the deicacies of
the coast and New Orleans Market
Attached to the house will be found Bath-houses. Bar
and Bill lard Room, aud Ten Pin Alleys.
The following Rates Board will be charged during the
season:
By the week. 10 "
Children and Servants, half price,
Biloxi. May 10. 1851 myl5 BIN
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HAVRE-Per ship John Hancock: 3 cases mdse Loison b
Syvesue-3 do Il Tard0s-2 do Scbnder freres-3 w
MayO-2 Albert & Trcou.2 BERNARD Turpin-46 Numa La
cOste-l l. Rapp Mc0-l D II Holmes-i r d Ferris-l
Taiout &co-3 MouIer Il Clarde-l Msllard-i sayet-l
MensiDg-23 Warneksn L. kirchhof-l Ligeret-l Voiqs
Il Jeanrenaud-l II EImer-3 A uhre Il Lecompte-l LIE.
Iiv.s-2O bottles Mcdowell Mills &co20 csks gin W
Vredenburg-l0 pkgs mdse Moreau-26 do Pouz-3
oder.
,HAVRE.Per ship Cornelia: hills chsese 3 Tsamon-
10 do china Hend Gaine-l mdse Benoist-2
bbs cheese + Buddecke aco2 casks mdse Casanai &
Bon nger2 ianos Jules Faive-9 casks mdse Avet-6
crat, bottles McDu well, Mills GcO-65 baskets Garcia
&c0-25 pkgs mdse DeGoer Riiard-3 cases do Taa.
m0n--3 bbls chee,e Schroeder Mummy-75 baskets wine
Thomas- mdse T. t;odin-3 do Leon Purre-I do J
Sur side &co-! 90 Brunei Di.re-l9 o order.
49, bbs molasses to order,
NEW YORk-Per Drg Caribee: Assorted mdse.
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Schr fascagOnla. Burns, Apa'achicoiA, Jas Farrely
-
Arrived
Ship Cornea. Blanchard, from Have. I'd April. to
Ship John Hancock Levenseler, from Havre, LIST April to
HV Baxter-2d my.
Brig Leontne. Merry msn. days from Cote Blanche. to
masteS--lst my.
Brig Caihes Crabtree. 10 days from NewYok. Fosdick
&co-Powder. house.
Span brig Emio Jopst. days from Havana in ballast TO
Puig, Mir &cO-1st my.
Span brig Frabcesco urun days from Havana ballast,
to PUG, Mir &co--lst my
Schr Alice. Miner days Pensacola, master-Basn.
s1E.mBOAIs.
Anna No 2, Labarthe, from st Martnsvile
Brilliant, Hart from Bayou Sara.
Duchess, Green. from Evansville.
Fanny Smith, Richards from Louisville.
Griffin Yeatman, Villa nson, from St Louis.
Haldee, Ross, from Ouachit,.
T boswell, Larosa, from The Baize.
New Laiona, UYe from Bayou Sara.
Pride OF the West, Roger. from st Louis.
Towboat Ango-S Saxon, Davis from the Pasetowed down
and 10 the 9th ship josiah Badee-
up ships Conelis and John Hancock. brig Leontine.
Towboat Die Vernon, Fooe from the Passsbrought up
brigs francesca and Emilio
BELOw-COMIN8 UP.
Brig Water Witch, from Rattan Island