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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-03-01
Prospectus of the ..southern Press"

An association of sixtythree members of Congress,
Senators and Representatives have constituted the
dersgued committee to superntend the establishment
OF Southern Press at Washngton City, to be devoted
to the exposition and defence of Southern rights and
nstitutions-te dissemination of information
as to Northern policy, and the of political af-
fairs generally without reference to the old party lines
of Wing and Democrat. Arrangements are now in
progress promptly insure the issue of such paper
under the title of
"THE SOUTHERN PRESS"
for the conduct of which, suitable editors have been
engaged, who will also receive the aid of number of
eminent and able contributors. There will be both
tr-weekly and weekly issue-the latter to contain
substantially the matter the former and in
tended to reach those points of the country whose mail
facilities are limited A daily issue will be added here
AFTER should it be deemed advisable necessary by
the and people of the Southern States The
will not be exclusively politica-but will embrace on
its broad sheet the general news, of the day. do
nestle and foreign, by mail and telegraph commercial
and agricultural intelligence, literary criticisms org
nal essays literary and miscellaneous and in Short all
those items of general interest the collected aggregate
of which constitutes the interesting and valuable
paper. Great will be taken to give full and
rect reports of the proceedings and debates in both
Houses of Congress, we'll the action of the local
legislatures on the southern question.
A limited number only of advertisements will be re-
ceived-the main object being to furnish large a.
mount of reading matter.
The paper will be printed sheet equal in size to
al will be purchased especially for the purpose.
1t is confidently hoped that every true friend to the
South will aid in procuring subscribers, and forward
the names, with the amount subscribed to south
ern representative at Washington, forthwith.
Post-masters authorized by law remit subscrip-
tons free of postage
TERMS: For trweeky during the session of Congress,
and semweekly during the recess, the price will be,
per annum, $500.
Weekly paper per annum, $500.
THE price of subscription must be paid invariably in
advance, and the cash accompanying the name sent.
All persons procuring ten shall be entitled to
receive copy gratis for one year.
A. p. BUTLER.
JACKSON MORTON,
R. TOOMBS,
J. THOMPSON
Editors and papers friendly to the enterprise, will
please publish this prospectus which will entite them
to an exchange with the newspaper. All who comply
with this request will send copy of the paper
tanning it to the committee.
Washington, May 25, 1850.
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Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL.

Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL.
most beautiful and ualuabe Preparation for the cure of
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and all diseases Of the
throat and lungs.
THIS is new compound in this place, but it is
identity of the greatest preparations of the age
for diseases of the ungsfar Superior to yaynes' pre-
paration.
JAS. BLAIR, Sole Agent
Columbus, Feb. /, 1850
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CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, SPRING AXELS, &c.
" An assortment of articles in the above line of bu-
sness will be constantly kept hand and sold low for
cash good paper by J. BLAIR.
Columbus, Feb. 8, 1851.
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BLAIR'S DRUG STORE.

BLAIR'S DRUG STORE.
lust received at this we'll known esta- esN2yA
j blishment fresh supply ofpure and ge- ~
nune Medicines, which will be sold on as ia va
vorable terms at any house in the South -
Physicians Planters and Others are requested to call
and examine the stock which has been selected with
great for this market We think they will find it
equal f not superior regards quality and variety,
to any in the State and making their purchase alto
gether from Importing Houses, they enabled to sell
on good terms, any Drug House in the South or
South West.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY Put UP.
DR.. James w. Hopkins will attend to the prescrip-
ton Department. guarantee that all will be right in
that delicate and important part of the business.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND CHEMICALS, PUT
TYAND BRUSHES, DYE-STUFFS, PAINTS,
CHS, WINDOW-GLASS, DYE-STUFFS,
AND GLASSWARE, PERFUMERY,
FINE SOAP, STEEL PENS, AND
SUPERIOR WRITING INK.
superior article of SPERM OIL. LARD OIL, &C.,
always on hand.
LANDRETH'S FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
CROP 1850.
PATENT MEDICINES OF ALL KINDS
Pure Old Brandy, Wines Holland Gin and Old lanai
ca Rum-Pure Scotch Whiskey-for Medical pur-
poses-and a superior article of TEA, both
Green and Black.
SUPERIOR CHEWING ToBAcCo AND CIGARS.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended to
the House, he hopes by strict attention and DISPOSE
ton accommodate, at low prices, tomer the patron
age of discerning public.
JAS. BLAIR.
Columbus, Feb. l, 1850.
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8. g. Eitchc'S
Invaluable Medicines for Coughs Colds, Consumption
and Female Diseases-always on hand
Also-His unrivalled ABDOMINAL SUPPORT
Err, that has been patented only six months and has
already been imitiated.-Also, his superior SHOUL-
DER BRACES.
The only genuine articles to be found at the Drug
Store of JAS. BLAIR, Sole Agent
Columbus, Feb l, 1850.
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nOD LIVER OIL,-<J. RusHroy & Co. y for sale by
I Columbus, Feb s, 1851. J. BLAIR
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A. P. BUTLER,
JACKSON MORTON,
r. TOOMBS,
THnNDCn

Editors and papers friendly to the enterprise, will
please publish this prospectus which will enttle them
to an exchange with the newspaper. All who comply
with this request will send copy of the paper
tanning it to the committee.
Washington, May 25, 1850.
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21

TObaccO-The only sale that came to our wa
lot Of 20 hhds A (Clarisvlle) at 12c y fb.
demand was pretty good. and 800 hhds changet
hands at 4slG05c for Fair and 5sc for fully Fair.
Molasses-There active demand but prices gave
way fully sc gallon. Sales 300 Ibis. 1501sc for poo
fefmentng. 239 for prime, and 24c gallon for few lott
OF choice We also noticed sale of 300O0 gallons plan
tation (Bayou Lafourche) at 20c v gallon
FlOur-The market active rather easier rates. and
the sales reached about 1000 bbs including $50 Ohio from c
Lsvee at "a Is ll00 in several lots "a % 200 (wo
hatboa oads to he delivered alongside ship 81 25 l40
(sod Saturday. bat repoed) also be delivered
"a 2ss 800 Illinois and st. Louis. in lois - 5O "a 30
bb and 1850 Ohio, and 33Jexa Missouri on private
terms.
Grain-Demsnd moderate. Sales 2500 sacks Com includ.
ing 2o sacks green 62, $50 6. 800 ST. and 1900
Csc W bushe OF Oats about $50 sacks Ohio were sold
6OO62kc y bushel-nostly the latter.
PrOyisiOns-There fair inquiry for Pork with sales
of some lots of new Mess $l2 % 45 bbs new uninspect-
ed. at Gil s. 40 old, uDnspected ell 50O$ 70. and
300 bbls Prime about sio 50 v bbl. OF Bacon,
noticed sales OF "A casks Sides for ribbed and TX clear
and % casks Sides and 10 Of Shoulders round There
was aho sale Of 200 casks, for future delivery private
ters Lard was in fair request with sales of 60 bbs and
tierces at "a, aud 44O at INC y b.
COffee-Pnces steady Sales $40 bags old Rio at 10s,
and 200 new at lie v fb.
Rice-About lao casks prime Carolina sold the Levee.
mostly at 3asc fb.
salt-A cargo of AGO sacks Liverpool sold on private
erms-undenood to be at a decline.
Whisky-Firm Sales coo bbls Rectifed in several lots,
at 27, ostly the latter rate, and 100 Dexters
lots, at 30c p gallon.
ExchaDge-Market still depressed. We quote Sterling
106sGO0714; New York sixy-day Bills, 3lD3a " cent
discount: Sight Checks. 2@s14 " cent. discount.
Freights-10o bales Cotton shipped for Liverpool
1000 bbs Flour at 3sbo in British vessel Cotton
Boston at c aud Sugar to Philadelphia at "a 20 v hd
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21
Receipts Of Produce:

LOUIsvILLE-Per steamer Swan: 100 bbls pork, $50
Eermor Hobert-iiS les srease Isl do lard Seccomb
Voorhies-l0 hhds sugar. s bbs moasses Payne Harrison
l. Bro. w. s'o.os s1Ae' ''ee
Hill. Mclean &co-244 Burke &co~i77 {, Nj Pmckspd a
eo-l57 Feowes &co-ll5 Watt & DeSsulles 81 Wa1d 4
g Buchanpoq, Carroll &co5s9 Wyohs & Hammet-sS ]
mooreM44 q tfe,sen EceGT Eeam Donegan &co96 Geo
WSs Ihophll Meilhenny-ss ByIne Mco3i Wight
- Buokner stanton-N Payne Hanison-2l Bogart 4
rr1ley-25 w Jackson &coaal Downs, Cuddy &co-20 do
aGws et:,Gne1s sgnsy Green &sof do Robson
mqSdy-5O SKIS cotton seed Buchannon. Carroll &eo5 do
riauche Gco-a bales skins. Is hides Lott-Tota as4
steamer Hecla 239 bales
Donbe! Smlth-4 do Gorrison Br0s-14l do h Pauche
eon4 se DO Purys Wood &co do % hhds sugar Toledsno
51o bales cotton. hhds Ar do 2bbls
N%s."s SGas sTss. yPss bale option
% Ceope, &eo-19 de Cammack 4 squires-I5 do j
Aahands-S do Buklsy Holt-lo0 DO Fslowss koo-z do
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21

DINNER TO CAPTAIN MATTHEws.-A grand
complimentary dinner was given at Philadelphia,
on the 18th, to Captain Matthews, of the steame
City Of Glasgow. Among the invited guests wer
Gov. Johnston, Hon. James Buchanan, George M.
Dallas and about one hundred and forty members
Of the Legislature. Mayor Gipin presided, and
made handsome speech, to which Captain Mat
thews made suitably reply. Messrs. Buchanan,
Dallas, Gov. Johnston, Morton McMichael, and
others, also addressed the company. The dinner
was given in the Chinese Saloon. About seven
hundred persons were present.
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21

Wljssss, rh,as Rooo da Hosavt hhAs susa.
White &o0S do, 16d bbs inoIasses " PsnettbO 6bl.
inoassss Payne Harson-Total. 109 bales cotton-l54
NEW WCARTHAGE--Per steamer Pfpcsss No @: .s2a
bales cQton Buckner y Stanton273 Wright Williams REQ
-2o5 Feiiowes &co-l79 Henderson Psus-15l Watt a.
pssanllss7dss7 Il W lacks y acOmsl w Leyeieh-6sJ
Greenwood &co-43 M gent q cc-82 Rich Il Beck-8 A
! Dennislouh &co-24 Mitchell &co-4 II Frsllsen SEQ
"A Buchannon. Carroll Ec0-i6 Cleveland Bro &c022 G
Burke Aco-15 Geo Connoly13 Gerard 4 FerIisrl0 An.
dsts3n Metealf-la do Bukley Holt6 bbls moasses
CAMOEN.psr s!samer Storm 22s bales cotton = Frell-
LBS Robbins Arlington Szco-1SS Wright, Williams &co-
g. Cleveland. Bro &co--6O Brandev. Wiams &co-2l G.
Kicks &co-35 Cherry Henderson &co-21 Purvis, Wood
Bradley, Wilson &co-i6 Savage. Williams &cO-Il G0yyi
son Bro-6 Garter &co-23 Buchanuoh. Carroll &co
- Lallan'e-59 Byrne Eco-6 Friers0n u F0wIef-5
Eearn, Donegan &co-7 Hall II ReeseS Bonner Il Smith,
" H0pson ~ Allen-?5 Mo0r1-z "a Greenwood &co-3
II nmm;ns. g, Dye ~ q p,s,,a aI%IGy co-
HawEinsNs r. n % Rrncsn-2 Rawins Nc@-I / q Ghiy0 GSh1y
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21
SHERMAN'S
PATENT PREMIUM
a 3 D O M I N A L
sup OR / ER

~ ssv 40 Oes 81 charss ssrsss s,,ssHs Uais~.
Thslght elastic and comfortable ussf
the cure Of the WOMB compainthe bearing down feeling
the wite. In its use prevents
emss any doubt the efficacy Of this supporter tney can
q referred to the wife Of very celebrated physician Of thin
ty who M now using with perfect satisfaction, aery
ing yera other patent supporters without relief Phys
as are respectfully invited to call and examine the nstEu
me It at the pFopret0rs, 70 81. Charles street.
my practice have had apply all ths
Abdominal supporters
comfort afflicted Nj
Phila tslphia, Aug 49, lS4a. VIM. ANDERSON M r.
For th'ee years afflicted with the coplam-pa
ths time sonaasd to ny bed My ssaerrs very great
enabsd me 10 work about the house, and my
smeyh health cheerfulneaa Mrs.. II
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21

The STEAMER BRILLIANT-The following is
q correct account Of the accident which recently
happened 10 this steamer. 1t was furnished to us
last evening by the Captain:
The steamer Brilliant, on Sunday morning, about
six o'clock, in leaving DR.. Stones plantation in
Iberve, collapsed fue, by which deck passen-
ger, the irst engineer his assistant and the black
smith, were scalded The blacksmith died in about
eight hours the others are doing WELL and will re-
cover. Three negro fremen are missing.
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21

MOre .NeaU Books.

SINGLETON FONTERAY, by james Hauny, Esq., R.
NJ production Of extraordinary and orginaity-Lon-
don Naval and Military Gpz4t,e.
LIGHT AND DARKNESS, by Mrs Crow, As a grim
noone book, holding fast i reader,
Light and Darkness very any
don Atheneum.
LETTlCE ARNOLD. A beautiful story and tod in
most charming mRuner-London Weekly Chronicle.
OLIVE by the author of Osilvies We shall look with
than ordinary for this ady field
Of ,masn ,Gon-LondOn AthenHum.
MARY MATURN: Story of Social Distinctions. BY
he author Of St Giles st. James.
THE MOTHERS REcOMPENSE: A SEQUEL to Home
lshuence. B, Grace hguilar.
PENDENNIS. No.7.
PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK OF THE REVOLU.
THE EGIRLHooD OF sHAKsPEARE's HERoINEs.
THE LIFE OF JOHN RANDOLPH, by Hugh A. Gar.
land, "a further supply)
THE PATHFINDER; or. The Inland Sea. BY Cooper
THE WIDE. WIFE WORLD, by Elizabeth Wehsrer.
2 vols.
POEMS, by s. G Goodrich L. vol
EADErTE: Domestic Story, from the French. vol.
VALA: A Neurological Tale, by Parke Godwin--Illus
uaed. ! vol.
APPLGToN's MECHANICS MAGAZINE AND
ENGINEERS JOURNAL. So 60 year
MEMORANDA; or. The Life of Jenny Lind ByN.P.
Willis
CoNsUELO, by George sand-new edition.
THE COUNTESS OF RUDoLsTADT: A Sequel to
BLUNT's EDITION OF THE NAUTICAL ALMA.
MAC AND ASTRONOMICAL EPHEMERI les, for 1851
LONDoN AkT jOURNAL, for December.
Magazines ana Papers,
DEBOW'S REVIEW, for January
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for December.
INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE for Januarv
SARTAIN'S MAGAZINE. for February
GoDEY'S LADY's BOOK, for February.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE, for January.
LONDON LANCET, for December and January.
LONDON WEEKLY DISPATCH,
TIMES, and
BELLS LIFE IN LONDON
NEW YORK HERALD
SPIRIT OF THE TINES, etc.
TT For sale at J. C. MORGANS s, Literary Depot
jazz Hditw Exchange Place, adjoining the Postofhce.
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21

The following is telegraphic communication to
one Of the Baltimore papers,
''BosTos, January IL.
The Senate this morning proceeded to vote for
Governor and Lieut.. Governor. For Governor,
George s. Boutwell,, democrat had all the votes
thrown, 80 Six wings voted for him. The rest
threw blank votes H. w. Cushman was chosen
Lieut.. Governor by twenty nine votes-al that
were thrown.
All the avenues of the House are crowded by a
dense mass of people. The coalition are endeavor-
ing to 60 into election for U. S. Senator, and
the wings are endeavoring to stave it off. There is
a considerable excitement throughout the city rela
tive to the election.
"The House have postponed the election of Sem
ator till Tuesday next"
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21

IMPORTANT CoNFIRMATIoNs-Itis is stated that
the Senate, in Executive Session on the 10th, con-
irmed James S. Calhoun as Governor, and Hugh
N. Smith as Secretary, Of New Mexico. Also,
Thomas Nelson, Of New York, as District Judge
Il oil Oregon.
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21

The Boston papers notice the death of prom
inent citizen of that city, Addison Gilmore, Esq,
Of the firm Of Gilmore, Blake 81 Ward, and Pre-
sident of the Western Railroad Corporation. Mr.
Gilmore tsays the JournaD was man of remarka-
Bile energy of character and extraordinary business
abilities. He was much respected and esteemed
for the many good qualities of the head and the
heart he was known to possess, and his death will
cause deep sensation in the community
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21

LVERPOOL-Per ship Queen Pou,a.e: 500 SIX, salt 10
tons coal Jos Wilson SEQ. ~ -
BRlSTOL-Per ship Reliance: 1850 bars railroad iron to
master. -
B0ST0N-Per ship Kentucky: Assorted mdse
lemons Barelli Rico
RIO DE JANElRO-Per bark Robt Morris: $3.50 bags
coffee to Howell Frazier &co.
NEW YORK-Per bark Fenelon: Assorted mdss to Dud-
PARLIAMENTARY brig Jonathan Cllley: Assorted
mdse.
MESsINA-Per brig Hope: a3o boxes oranges, lloO bxs
lemons, lOu bxa vermice ~ tons bimstone Hewes &co
n nGENOA-Per brig Sienzia: Marble and assorted mdse to
GRAND CAILLOU-Per schr Planter: 101 hhds 81 bbls
sugar ~ bbs moasses w Thompson-lOO do A Mien;
vAAPALACHICOLA-Per schr Jane: 15O bales cotton to
PENSACOLA-Per scbr Ella 75 0n0 fact h, her aD OOO
laths TO G Pooley. '' -'S
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21
DELAWARE AND THE UNIoN.--Gov. Tharp, Of
DelaWare. in his annual message, says:

Delaware in his annual message, says:
Il cannot be maintained, that the powers dele
gated to the Federal Government can be resum ed
by the several States whenever it may seem to them
proper and necessary The Union is Govern.
ment, rot treaty Of alliance Government formed
by the people OF the Union for the people Of the
Union. The Constitution is an act Of the people oi
the United States, Of the same nature and effec,
az the constitutions of the States are the acts Of the
people Of the States The States are sovereign
States, but consttutionally sovereign - govern.
mehts Of laws. The attributes Of their sovereignty
are defined by their own constitutions and the con
stitution Of the United States By the constitution
Of the United States, the Union is formed and in.
vested with certain powers Of government emana
ting from and resting upon the authority of the
people of the United States. The people are the
paramount sovereign power, from whom the powers
Of the State Governments and the powers of the
United States Government alike proceed. Whether
the Government Of the United States shall exer-
else its constitutional powers within the limits of
State is not the option Of the State or of the peo-
pie Of State but according to the will of the peo-
pie Of the United States or this will the con sti-
tuition Of the United States is the expression. If
State determines that the Government OF the United
States shall nos exercise its constitutional powers
within its bounds, the issue will depend not upon
argument but force. 1t is devoutly to be hoped we
may never see the day when this matter must be
tested -
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21

WEBSTER PAPER.-Rumors are afloat of a
ew weekly Union paper in Washington, support
ing Mr. Webster for the Presidency.
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21

The United States frigate Constitution, from the
Mediterranean, arrived below New York on the
llth inst.
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21

Mr.. HOLMES, Of South Carolina, is said to be
the instigator of the new Scott paper at Wash
ington City.
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21
Li.t of ye.uo,s tn Port Na. c,...
Hhips.

lEss.n he Fire. in the
nj tss Ns. esrinsas. Al III. railtssa ,ni up
s< Re- beng ftsat Landing Third im3 n. n,,
tts
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21
NEW ORL EA MS:
TUESDAY MORNING.. JANUARY ~. 1851

SHrPwRKcK AND Loss OF LIFE.-The brig
Etrurian, Sherwood, master, from Darien. Ca, for
New York, was capsized in gale Of wind on the
4th Of january, about II o'clock at night, in lat.
80 g, Ion. ~. The crew and passengers remained
on the wreck two days and two nights. The Cap
tain's wife and one man persisted. The survivors
were finally taken off by the brig Richmond, Capt
Mckenzie, from Savannah, bound to New York.
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21
Look to Your Teeth They can be saved

~ DR.. LACRUE's (of Paris) TOOTH GUM SPECIFIC,
fot the Of Sore Da aud Bleeding removing
Tartar IRON The Teeth keeping them clean and white and
teeth but keeps them clean and and WILL
cayed prevent them bscomg If decay has commenced, will
ard teeth IL also the hes, Of the breath dis
covered For raie by DR. GILBERT SON. i26 Poydas
W.EAToN EVANS T. CO.
Prnprietsrs for the United states
Better testimony be any medicine,
following from Dr. g. Gtcrt whose character integrity
s known the South and Wss the United
Stss a. being the successful living
eu,e o. the most inveerats Cancers and Chrome Ulcers
NJ 1eng called upon By Mr. Evans opicn respecting
*, KS aeiuss footh and Gum Specific, take pleasure saying
gent nave told the pecihc rapidly and, have
~ a.u m9 ~ effects, has
q me most
snm ssS he sonx amnss
'omcs 70 ~ net has rival in point e16cacy
Decsmbsr l6, 1850" - @ w. dis
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
~, CREscRNT OTTIcI,

COttonThers was good inquiry yesterday. which re-
suited in sales Of fully 0 bales, Prices do not seem to have
undergone change since the Aas news and we continue
previous quotations:
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21

OTYPlNG-Magures old stand
n No. Camp slreet-The subscriber having leased this
well known and celebrated establishment secured the
services Of DR.. w. H. Harrington partner of j. Mcguire for
the last four years. will continue the business No Camp
street where e is prepared furnish ES Of
all Sizes equal 10 in the Unted States From long ex
perence and strict attention. he usts fully the
tation OF this long established Gallery.
Gallery, No. t9 Camp eet, will all times be open for
the reception Of visitors and stock dealers T. j. DOBYNS
( ES- DR.. HARRINGTON asails himself Of This oppor.
tunl,y to return his thanks his friends and the public
liberal patronage heretofore received and respectfully soc,s
continuance OF the same, the above Gallery. ial3 l
The daily crescent., 1851-01-21
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
ArIrvDfss051 ae, N.-Loss1rupE g0o win Tin1e. 81


ship Namaganset, Edmonds New York. Aslbrage co
at sGs%.t sfRs Rs rRsssss ss5ss ASs S
shlp shlp Gase Rebseep sswyer;; Liverpool. H Y BssteI
Rs,f Rst ri Essass%a sSss Sss Gee
BIZ Rsee ess s0 rhYsdsp M MaiH So SSo
Brig Thomas & Edward. smaley. NewYoik., es'''
Br brig Velocity, Dorrell, Kingston (Ja), MssteI
Arrived.
shin S.Is E;sa SEA- no" a.' ss,''o sl'' NOV, to
Ship Kentucky, Gibbs. IS days from Boston, to Hyn.
Bark Robt Morris. Corner. 56 days from Rio de Janero
Bark Feneo Poole, from NewYerk 2ls Dec to Dudley
:, Chase-Si my.
Eafn l bLypgsSn e. days from Glasgow in bal
lta bark francesca, Villa. 81 days from Palermo. to Barel
Brig Hope Pierce from Mena via Gibraltar 4s days. to
Brig Jonathan Gbley. Moman Is days from Philadelphia
Bs day. from ohag to
lta brig enzia Autoa. days from Genoa. to Lanata
Sch, Smith. days from ApalachcOla to master
sch1 Ella. schernbeck days from Pensacola to master
chr Planter Reynolds. days from Grand Gallon, to mas.
ter-lst my.
Asia. Mendoza, from Port Hudson.
Haidee Jotiiion, from Secilly Island.
Hecla, Kay, from Natchitoches.
Montgomery, Estes from Princeton.
faees faesszs No spscf s. fo from MempaS Mem his ,h,v
Storm Hopkins, from Camden.
Swan, Hill, from Louisville.
r0w6Sa Da Coaqner from the down
Saarspcught sna np shs Queen omae. brgs Rogerline
Toyteat Hercules Disney. the Pss:es-went down
s Eh.6,9uEht up hip Reliance, bark francesca bgs
Towboat Defiance Hanbury. from the Passes-towed down
fa on he ny % ,, % shps HI os Church and Grey
Towboat Mississippi Brown, from the Passes-went down
lght-brought up ship Kentucky and bark Euxn.
GBy Telegraphic Dispatch.l
pKLow--CoMINo UP.
Ship souhene, Sullivan 10 days from NewYok, Dud
,LvERPOOLPer ship Rebeoca: 779 bales cotton, 1875
ci f 5 shP Gha,ham 1897 bales cotton. 5
hIVVEERRp9oi-PeI ship Micbsel Ansels 2is bls cotton
snnIsam ais5 bales eooD ao4
S ss: m I'll s s.sss ss'
or aSw o 10 = DO M hans ms 60 Dc dsa appes s bb 400
HAvRE-P,r ship Johl Hancock: 1891 bales cotton 100
BosToN-per ship Ashburton GA bales cation 5s hills
u bb ashe,e bb SO halt do Is or do pof X !S bb
ii bis pe .s Is q s o s a sts ts, S
III ns
SR af iss Tss bark ia, Bas.y ss hha .ug..
NEW YoRK-Per brig Reveille 1i9 bbs molasses. $50
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