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PROSPECTUS
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CunIdinn's sale.

by Virtue ~ License obtained from the Judgo
ID 81 Probate iur the Cnuuiy oi oNlorI, The sub
scrihsr. Guardian Il ROYAL and Charles ! Mans
held, minor ohilici and heirs 81 Horace h'n'hen,
l,t. az Tr,,l,u,r. IN said Coupt,, deceascd, viii
.,. 81, S,ur,I,, he fret d,, II March neat, ~ ten
.'chrk. 4. VI. al the Store II shirlsy & iniUNs
IN aid Tpelurr, the folloviug drsenhci property
belonging 10 aid varl., yit:-Tso 'c'cnlhs ct The
Iloui, ami Lot in which Thomas Morton re'ldc' IN
.ad Ty,butg; ai-o, two seventh, ct the Home
stead Fsun, subject &, the Widow p1Nrf, iog.'h-
~ With the Store on aid iarm-at Pebble Auchon'
rnless previously sold At private sale' ,,
SAMUEL D. CARTER.
Jan. 9th, 1851. 1o
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Salt Rheunl.

II WE the undersigned. having cNrcti-
C-.At<ss srrrl the god effects II W.. u. Tao.
NJ r,Sr's Patent Compouri nr cure IT
tEssJ SALT RiiEuM AMI other humors, Do
t&-A chesrful, recommend II 10 al afflicted.
~ the be.t article GA our cpiuon) ever invented for
bum,ss ser,fan,, tut mote especially Salt Rhcum.
I,II T.. lrsrshsu,, nangor. Me- q. ". B,r.
f..,.. T.. VI. Lewiston, Me; u. Beckett Portland,
NJ 4. Co,r1. Uaufld, &C., J. :. Harrison,
: .i.p. Nass.: Garter 4. Culeotd, l,.iun, Mas. I;
I.Lp Wi,Iru.. uo,tln, Mac Jgfso Dusiin. Bath.
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Bounty Land for Soldiers

M hs Wlr oflsl2,-pfth- Tarija and oihlf
" l.H,BI Nsrs .iu-r l5gO, --1nI "I The c1mmIs'
i.1,l ufIr'f. oithr War with MNiro,--Uh' scT.
,yI i.r one month aid upvlul., 'ui have received
up land, -(nrd IL ',lI irr their widows or minor
chill i.uJ ulaliued urI.r the new law by HOliA.
ITO WOOpMAN. 20 Railroad Exchange, Bo'-
tUn. who his au Ag,nr, at Washington.
y .irr-s r4'.it sr...rs,flk w. has sgencirs ~
The Western State. fr the selection ri lands and
lIcatun Of warrants, b, personal Inspection, and
pay. the highs.t cash rrirc lor lands thus l.-.,si
Oct. n, 1850. lyS5.
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DR. HUNTERS
1,T'r.nCD.S.AhL'S BATSAor
uIItN ,'rIs
cuI-Crs AND lung COMPLAINTS

Oflrg n .hun ianIIu5, lnIf aIoIdInaIl ''''"'
h,,- brau need in vain.
Irc,,r. ,f Rad colds aul coughs q NV doses
rr.,r ~ ,I,ciul cure; bu' in Ditgs 81 i"N"
sr,spNG LtSD oNFLINTs, With attendant
.osincut.., a fu du,s. q lNni'N Di'rirfh
rus. mentioned tc,ou, should le u,ed 10 conner
lion with d.. nallm, which vii eHo,tulll l,sn'
late III. lovcl,. anI rrstorc health and 'uehs'h to
Ihr .A.t.n.
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NOTICE.

ALI. PERSONS having unsettled account, WIN
the .l.crsf. arc re.rectiu, requested 10 .'ll AID
.r,tlr the .auc ON or before the 'hrt 1t January
w.Nt, as the, intend q make different anang, mens
IN their business. DLNlso' we
South Paris, Oct. Z, $50. SJu
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COFFIN PLATES.
SW Tailoring Establishment.
Hubbard g. Stevens

WOULD IS 90 tlrir customers 'pi ti" prlhic
w tL1i tl., have Iu rHHusI .H With tl'ii Lisi-
rr-. TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT where
tL,, will H. ,rJlai,i tu illhH auI rI Iu 1awrut.
.. veil auI in A. r'rI ,Nl' 81. rtul.. dnu' Doe ~.
fId C.s,nt, The, hop h sr.lr' rr-'ri 90 The
uant. ui tiHir ,ustpmTis o., urrf sh,Ic 1t 'i',lig
rairruags. 'ritiur Iaur at short uUtir', ind ~ar.
nH'-'l Co m iirrurer, mIIr.
A. :. v.uh al.o ~, ''li hr, have nad ,hall
k,.p good l..uifur.f 90
Grmlu IuInrh anil hHrti.I1 il,k Cloths.
li.ur ari Er.aI Buld Cl.ls.
Blob t..-fr.r. ,.I De ~ain..
IH.h ~...H srI i1.iiH. N.saHEs.
IHr., u...a... 1#' -lu..f.. .I r1rfs.
Inl, n. r.I ,.r'u.i.f. if sumner Coats.
Anuf nH.rh 500 o. 900 la' nldr up as cheap
as CON o. t.rr c'..pA,rr IT ihr .lnr Vu,lit, anI
vHfaHI..HrH.
o. addition ,th. .'.,r. ''.y irtsli Geo LecP 90
Boon. l .HHH t...i.".f.f 90
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VALENTINES.
Farm for Sale.

I-r THE subscriber ofrr- inr s.iIr De
r1,.N, f,rm il Pari. hing po ths ro'i bad
100 ir. tHu rlr,s ll.I o. H,uJuI Ns'd.
~ A'tf 3H,. al-.Ir tI.o. m.les ifuu iul'
ii..i aHf siouf Doe same i,um >11'h
iHr.H. ~trH Huu contains 40 artr. ct l1I, cots
rrrHa't Il,u ~ .1 so too uI I..,. aHl us, ,ls.,
+. iuFruyri tl rut1 Er-ef grlutit,. ~, beiH- .r-
trruirsi 90 change boz. lususs. ui kcs &c a prima
.r.ftrItf, iHr ths putshlz.r o. ulrsa a -us.d farm
lt fIfr bargain. l'u' htls li.ar in frTsirGs i,u-
-r. l u Jrr,i, al tbr greater lr1rt +, sf.ue va.l.
Boo farther particulars, e1qlifr Il che suiscribsr
~ Auburn. or Nehemiah Packard, faris iiill.
LYMAN y. HALL.
Al--I-n. Jan %. ISL. Isl
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Iron Store.

THE Subscriber, are making large addition. 70
} their stock Il I0a AID SIhhL' "h'eh w'h ~
sol At prices 10 compare with ths lHp,9'.i Ise''-
ties of transportation. bhoN y W.
SCvsy, April %, 1880. 'lu
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Farm for Sale.

ssNs., THE FARM now occupied by
- Charlc. Billing, pleasantly situated N
fjTyS.S the town 1T Waterford, aluut on' mll'
= rom Wairrlord uppcr lilh-r, on the
-I,9I, Wa,l leadpg a. NORWAY Village. sad
f,un contains ore hullrr,l ani 'ighi aces II bui
,uitabl, apporiiouci t. Wool, FASTENING, Mo~ins
AMI T,lh-,. \ gDud ouc-ityry house, cUn''n''ni
lnn anil out-buillirrs,
Tenn. easy, and Immediate posses''o" Gi'en'
For Eidh-r particulars, irIuifc q
SAMUEL Il. GARTER, Paris llill.
Dec. %, 1850. I6u
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Fox California.
Rare Chance for u Mechanic.
z o II S n. L q

'IIiE .t4ui ht,l, occupied ly JUDAH kLLN.
| BH,ksmith. said snpl consists 81 q g'oi
r. s,.f, lrI = hall huusr. Nth q vopi-sh'd' ia.
Co.. Sc. attached o. II a .uUd wciluf water which
d, lfuught intp oh, hDr.c u, IiT,, snd pump
Three and a half acfr. IT gou'l hui bcsid',a shop
BE- on the opposite .idc u the street. The tpild-
lng. are ali new anl in good rrlhir. Their . a
ruil cellar under the sholc hou'c SAID stand u
situated IN Paris, alIut mile irum where the
Noth pari. Dept II the \ & -. l.. Railroad, -
laid out. For further particular, inquire oi the sub
.,ri..r. ROBINSON PARl.lN
Nolih Pafi., Jurc n, 1850. lsu
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HAY for sale.

nor sale tvs1Ty tons fret quality Il lriervais
4 NAY at the barn one nib above Snow's Fails,
lnTuilc II !. bLNlS.
Psfi. IIill. Jan -. 1851. ~
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Wet from the Fast Inc
ol The State.

ANsON T.. MORRILL,, Land Agent.
Land Once. Bangor. 90, n, 1880. ~
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A..esah, q, the provision. of the 6rc,uiuy act
I h,r,I, designate the ioloaing Townships iOr the
purruss- Contemplated %, aid isr, va
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NAL - - y z .
CHERRY PICTORIAL;
Iaru, Care Of
CoUCEs, COLDS,
UonugENLsg, ERor--
CEICTs. cnCVn, rSCIy-
ma, WLcop-Ea. CcUC1I
AND CONS uIIP@IoI
Tl.uu, ,srri' r-n.', sran |..-r,,sa ftN-
lrH.. HrI Threat. U.s 'r...- i.. t.... r..Hr.t ..
Nh. H.I.r' F. .f I. f'sH..' l-I".r .u0. .r.TH oil.
... '.s. u.".Hu.. WAL f.a T.H.r...f...a
..4r.rf .r fH. fH..' '.s..rfr rrI H'HH.t H....
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a.. Obj" H' r"H..' ...r .II.s
FROM PROFESSOR mr,lDu.E.
uf .... O.. '...~lI Ii.v,r..I NH#', CHER.
EA gI,fUIiNl.' ir r, ua1 csc, or 'rrT-s,1'..
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..t.f H... ono hu..h'' .....'l's. la,
..... U. ...s.r.. r.uHH .n l-.' a-'
.N.. 500 a.. al ...ul 90 u,. 90 90. go thlaA
EDWARD wr,uOo,NILp.
I.r|..I, 20 Nuhrsf ,..fss.
.. 100 ...N 4. e. SD. ..H
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a IT'S
WEST INDIA GOODS,

Connected With ilr 1u.,o r1y lc ir1l 1t I'll
.m..b lu.s sa,i.i
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- NEW ORR. 4 4 n 8:
--sos
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH IL, 1901

A DESPERATE RENCoNTRE.-On the morning
of the 2lst ult the village of Snow Hill, Md, was
made the theatre of terrible onslaught. The ex-
element between the parties contestant, rose so
high that it was evidently the re-awakenng OF
feud that had been silently feeding for as great
length of time once lasted the wars OF the red
and white roses. The whole town witnessed the
castigations conferred by the combatants on each
other. Both stood their ground to the last without
the slightest show of the white feather" Neither
party claimed, and to neither party was awarded
victory. The flags Of each were somewhat tatlered
by the ferceness of the various onsets There
were no stakes-no bottle hoders-and no sur
yeons in attendance" In this drawn fight, the
parties were equally well prepared to DO battle
the tongue being the only weapon used on either
aide
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TohaccO-There fair inquiry, which resulted in
se of about 40 hhd including 81 hhd new crop: IL Al
and II &c ~ ID and l0I hhds AZ and b old, on p
terms.
eugar-The demand good aud the rates went mp
&c; sales 800 hhds 476GD514c for fair to fully fair
NloassesIn fair request, with sales OF 1900 bb at 22O
24c for fermenting, and &c gallon for choice lois.
FiOuP-Price rather better, and noticed sales oil
$500 hb including 1000 Ohio, the Levee at SO 90 Too
atboats 1900 deliverable alongside ship at % TO- and
$50 extra Ohio at ~ 25 y Dbl
Grain-The Corn market rather active and the sales
reached 5000 Sacks including $40 yellow 81 600 white
and yellow IS and 1900 prime white. in two lots. at Soc
y bushe OF Oats 800 sacks Ohio and Indiana sold
at 4sfdD50c " bushel.
ProyisionsAbout 300 bbs Mess Pork sold without in
spection sl1 rs and Clear sl3 80 " Dbl
Pork was lower AVID O00b disposed of 4ac " h
for round OF acon Is casks ribbed Sides brought
7 and Is cks Shoulders 5N5lGc b.. Lard was steady,
with sales of 81 bbls No at 707, and 300 kegs in Two
lots, at sac " ID.
Isice-We noticed sale of 1870 casks Carolina 351c
Pib
Gunny Bags-A lot of 81 900, bales, sold at sac
| cash.
Goifee-Saes 2s00 bags Rio, mostly from a cargo Just
arrived. at 1O@ac % ID.
Nhisky-Lower still sales of 15O0 bbs, including 1910
Recfied al sal8, 100 at l9 and 300 Raw at 2Jac W
| gallon.
| Exchanges-Demand good we quote
New York sixty day Biils . t92x " CT disc,
| Freights-We noticed several engagements, including a
ship taken for Trieste 15c for Cotton one Ter Liverpool
at SIS Cd for Tobacco for Genoa sl3 for Tobacco
1900 bbs Flour shipped for Liverpool at IS 5000 bbs Pork
from the city and Lafayette shipped Boston at 81 059
| 81 10; and $500 bbls Flour to New York at s5c.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
Improvement In the Cotton Market.
RLMlRS OLE LIAR ON THE CONILNE.N1


BALTIMORE. March 8. 1851.
At New York Cotton advanced one-quarter OF a
cent. 5000 bales Middng Orleans were sold at
eleven and quarter. Sterling ten.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, March 6, ls5l.
The American steamer Pacific has arrived from
Liverpool with news to the 22d ult
The Arctc's accounts of large increase In the
receipts of Cotton occasioned decline OF one-eghh
Off cent This brought out spinners and exporters,
and the market closed at finn prices rather higher
than the quotations the end OF The previous week.
Low middng qualities advanced one. eighth. Bra
zls, Surat and Egyptian were unchanged. The
sales OF the week amounted to $1,000 bales. The
official quotations for Fair Orleans seven aud
a half; Mobile, seven and quarter Upland,
seven There had been large import OF bread
stuffs. and the market for Grain and Flour was
depressed Western Canal brought l9s Cd. to 2Os.
White corn 32s.
THIRD DISPATCH.
Markets.
BALTIMORE. March s, 1851:
Pork firm. Sales of ST. Louis bacon DDS I'd
Lard advanced IS. Sugar, Molasses and Coffee
steady Tobacco, good demand at frmer prices
Money easier Consols for money ninety-six and
one eighth.
Lord John Russell has resigned office, but re
mains until new Cabinet is formed.
France.
The French Government demonstrates dSdtnS
the interference of Austria with the Germa lie Con
federation.
Additional troops are sent to Rome in anticlpa
ton of war.
Many changes have been made in The Frercl
judicial lunctionaries.
Gen. Hedbettoh has been appointed to the com
mand of the first brigade OF the army of Paris
We do not recognize the name OF the Genera
appointed, as it is written in our dispatch.
Poland.
Poland is filled with Russian troops and gre
distress prevails in the country.
Isumors of War.
There are reports of probable betwee
Turkey and Egypt
FOURTH DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, March 7, 1851.
AtNew York, today, Cotton is frmer, at slight
improved prces-sa!es 1900 bales. Lard seve
aud seven-eighths.
At Baltimore, sales of coffee for the week we
10000 bags Rio at ten and three-quarters to eleve
cents. Stock 5000.
Mr. Tiffany, wealthy Baltimore merchant, die
to-day of a disease OF the heart.
Snow six inches deep. Evening Picaynne
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CURIOUS PHENOMENON IN THE HAIR.-lt is
singular fact which has just been related to us by
an eminent coifeur of the Burlne ton Arcade, that
mostly all the Quakers have their hair cut after
one peculiar fashion. The reason OF this, he says,
is on account of their extraordinary pertnaciy not
to uncover themselves in the presence of any one,
and the consequence is, that the barber has to cut
Quaker's hair with his hat on guiding his scls-
sors, in the best way he can, round the circum:
ference of the broad brim. This explains clearly,
says our informant, :" why Quaker's hair, if you
will only notice it, is generally of equal length
all the way round his head
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KENTUCKY LEaIsLATURE-On the 10Th ut.
Mr. Irwin in the Senate, and Mr.. Ritter in the
House, announced the sudden death OF their col
league, Col. John F. Todd, representative oil Logan
county. He died in congestive chill, at the
Wesinger House, Frankfort, at an early time of
that morning. He had been member of the leg is
lature for many years.
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NEW YORK-Per steamship Ohio: s2l 5s2 50 in specie
to 'as Rohb-sI0D Jas Connoy Gco-l box mde r Far
. pkgs mdse d Borno-I do Puig Puig-l do l. Rob
eItsol-l do Ceyeaad Bros &co-lo of fruit Schenck-
Total Specie $3.50 80
LIVERP0Ol.-Per ship Clara Wheeler: 40 casks mdse,
Gco-l0 u fire brick Maspeeau &co-0 eaIthen-
Ferg uson4 bxs mdse, 81 OJ states Prehn Cerg
col box mdse Laurienl do Stees-l do q Talo-
mon-2} do Thos Medley &co-S do ID H Homes-25 do r ID
% or cks wne etc VIM Mure-2 casks hardware U A Pol
lard2 do Pestey Bien-2 cks do. 535 bxs
Stark, Day Stautfer-1 cask hardware w McCutchon
&co-3 do hard and hoowware l. Sperrer &co- cask az
case do n II Hansel & Bro ck hardware and chains
RObb-H do Wamaken Il kirchhoil-5 cks hardware Tur-
VII &c05 do Taylor, Hart Hco-lS crates ear h.
enware uhlwei &cOo crates casks do, crates "a casks
hard and holowware % kegs nails IL bbs liseed OIL
mdse. 1l50 do tin plate, order
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Virginia: 1892 SKIS salt 1878 bars
raj road ron, Is go states, order:
NATEHFORD-Per ship Empire: 1000 sacks SALT $50
hampers aoe 100 casks 80 bottled beer Brazil
Smith
NEW TyPK--Per ship Westminster: Assorted mdse.
bARLELONA-Pef bark Maypo Wines and assorted
RIO DE JANElRo-Per bark Peytona 425O bags coffee
Rio De iASETRo-Per brig iebe: AGO bags coffee to
ROTKLAND-Per brig Ellis; 1850 casks lime to c A
RATTAN lsLAND-Per schr Dart Lot of fruit to Ba
CALCAsIEU-Per schr Tom Hicks; 10 bales cotton, 5
POINT TsABEL-Pet schr L + Rogers: 6O3 hides,
BIDS goal.skins tilason Il Nles
ApALACHlCOD A-Per chr Gen Clnch Us bales cot
ton jury &co56 do Buchannon Carroll COG Brander
Williams &eo-Tota, 2l3 bales cotton.
|, APALACHlCOLA-Persc hr Venus: a6 bales cotton
APALACHICoLA-Per schr Two Friends: IS bale
cotton Jury &co-lO do BuchannOn Carroll Nco-Tota.
bale,
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THE DOM INlcAN REPUBLlC.-A writer in the
New York Journal of Commerce gives the account,
copied below, of the Dominican Republic: "The
Dominican Republic contains from 10000 to
900 souls. The Haytiens number from 800, 900
to 100000. The latter admits no white person
leges of citizen. The former is essentially a
white government, with about the same intermx-
ture of other blood in the Spanish Main and
Brazil. The Government always has been, and
still is. in the hands Of the whites. The immigra-
ton of blacks is prohibited and white coloniss are
| invited by grants of lands, the Government paying
their expenses and subsistence till established in
their new homes"
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CHARITY OF MIsER.-An illiterute person
who always volunteered to ego round with the
hal" but supected OF sparing his own pocket,
overhearing once hint to that effect, replied
" Other gentlemen puts what they thinks proper,
and so do |. Charity's private concern, and what
give is nothing to noJody!"
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RecSlnlS of RrQHNcS.

GINCINNATI1PeT steamer Gen scott 252 bbls whisky
sas$ bacon q Sssss ss5dIss sseso@S
hams 81 do beef !onnoly &cos7 bb pork, IS bbs lard
Scov I Mead BIZ. butter Ba!ga5ss (
ho hSPeysisr13 Do Maspsfesq &so--a 6bis liquor
20 Do %Sy j H appe 5f
9aa ss a ao WPs55 Eao pS9sbi H SEf9
55s egg. z T%ichsIi yes DO y Giysas1$Js Jo1
1y DO aaSs s% h5 P RsHssy F9'Fs MGE
j o Is BE- svSS 90 hams Su
hams Jas Metrego Sco-S5 hams TAYLOR Cassiy-sO
SS oH Gss Szs eaS
% see. Sa,s Ss aopn
6 0yer!on Ch% sa b9 " Thfy M ssairs S,s
SS sps DSas
god coin Gray 4 McMurdo-sundres to order-TOtA i5a
az ,p.s
~ RssGsas SSa
fs e. s:; q FL ss%
ESGss 81 iisis fiaps ss'i
Gsas9 H. MAJ isSssos ssks! Sgf5yms 40
&fqIS Dc ssapSy 10 O s o,o,
Carte sos R1fsy R0Shss sS PoxsN NsSo
Williams fi Sco3i5 Greenwood Seo"s Payne \ Harrison
Be; va
Bonner \ smiti3 Rawins SECS order-s4 do, Il bass
Mssd@sS Ut. se s. 6aJgsf R Sso
MiMbEN- Fer steamer fashion: s5 bales Bran;
Wiams@ osksy Haws"s@s ca%%ae i sqaIss-s
Fe son Sco6 SS Gys
sSs; Z Ss:s:
Rsw s I
ga sas s,s sSen Princess No III bales
will III:
se-I6 fevsrioS@s Male, Cox Sso-s d Aadssoa
s%"sy ss
May FslsS ia 1876 hhd :1 gs5
gGs e 5 hSSssP'
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sSss 81, Ga s
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hhs @SaSss cam%ash do
hides faTy iSS nh il ;q ~
ef'sn 4
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II 5.! s1s5 kaSSa, h rsa pg 60 Il
MsseaTsiss s. bales d rssns ao
fR. Storm B9. ss VII seSH
NJ Flsen &so-is cleveland Bros co.'s Cooper &eo-
Mssp re: saSSs HSfs
&sct s' Aifs9f Rss
Sc HfH'S %st HsyHs 1s'Ps ssrf
ny Cox &oo-ot hides Fresen &coroal, ga bale,
nj COnsignees.
Per ship Wsst%nser from Ny s S7 SoSse A
NJ eaynpnd-D Taylor &so-v MannJ Stanton &So
az: %E GaySre i,aihrop eO-Keaneti, Dix &coN smi
3 Edgs Mao TsonJ NqIganaM Owen SEQ 80
tie man &eo-Hendessn 4 PealeNG sissrDY aimap i
vk &sSn fp9H SeGI9; a sse Sf0 d.
m4 gan-W A Violet Seo-J ii ileald-H j. Stone &eo--W
in, int Vrsdenburs &oo-J McGesor &co-A Hamilton
@ Ma6e%el Minis &so-j Wia@s-H Beac- i,
MsegeI SaasheM
PIT @Usveq.a, Bros Sco-H i BTsham1s Mapeieaa Sc,
l D%l0s5 Mi& SoR
Pr co-Kirkman Il Dyas-Kirkman Elis-and order.
'm2 Memoranda.
PIT The bark Pat Henry from Havre. sailed in company
III Fl the ship Charlemasne. for this port.
Pr RI -
una Passengers.
p Ell Per ship Clara Wheeler from Liyepco-33 in seerag'
ri Per ship Vrgi nIa from l.verpoO-343 IN steerage
1 pI Per ship Empire, from Waerford-is2 passengers
lFT CALT-Just received fine cargo of LiverP
PT - Salt in hleached sacks Lots TO suit purchasers Ct
c9sFs or Fine may be 3oaN S Bank pae
:a 4 MONTILLADO SHERRY-A very cho
~ lot, with the avOre Sap g IS e. PpF st
Ena
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared
JEFFERSON CRY,
a, Al ~

IN the First municipality tdessnated in the o owing
table by mlD the Nos commence at the halroaS anu run
In the Nos above the Steamboat Lhu
Ing being Flntboat Landing In the Third (nS) the M
Railroad down, No. L. being Ferry ha