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Carriage and Wagon Mandatory,
& GAY would inform his friends aud custo-
- mcrs that he has removed to his new shop AT
the southwcs, corner OF the public square, where he
wIcuntinuc the manufacturing Oicarrages bugglcs
and wagons in the latest and most approved styles
Beng practical workman, he lltters himself that
he can build as good work can be produced IN this
market York made to order and warranted to give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done on Tia. shortest
nOtce.
Cash paid Tor seasoned lumber
Jan II ISL G. GAY.
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Notice.

7 WILL not pay any debts contracted by any per.
L son, without nv written order,
Dec. 81, ELIzAsGrn FRI PATRICK.
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VILLA NJ LO W,
Wholesale Grocer,
NO. 81 LEVEE.
cOND STORE NORTH OF DIV T. ST

SECOND STORE NORTH OF DIV E ST.
ST Louis Missouri.
January, 1851.
] WOULD respectfully invite Merchants, upon
L their visiting Uurclty tor their spring purchases
In an examination OF my large aud vrlrd stock of
T. GROCERIES,; as my goods will be offered at the
lowest possible rates, and upon satisfactory terms, to
punctuaI men.
Nv stock consists of the following Goods.
lbs hhds choice La sugar, 50casks Boston saeraus
700 bbls rscIaniied5OO kegs Irsn mountain
o0 bbIs loaf aud crushed 100 ksgs bfads and finish
Goo bags Rio Lagulra and ing nails,
Java coffee, 100 kegs 81 Boston nails,
p 100 bbS Belchcrs & Bat 600 coils and manila
tegrOund's ;. ii Mo iOpe,
lasses. 800 bxs mould and star
400 Ibis pIant'n moasses, candies
900 pkgs lmp'l, y II aud 100 bSs Virginia and Mis-
Black teas. sour tobacco,
200 bbs |, , and Mack 25bagscisan pmeno,
er,l 81 n,nper
200 halves and quarters do 100 bxs assorted ground
~ bhls No, shad, specs,
% No salmon, 25 trrces fresh Carolina
20 drains cod t-h, rec,
100 boxes, 100 bs each, leases pure Bengal in
cod fish, dlgo,
300 boxes No. !, scaled cases extra quality
herring, madder.
100 bags eagle cot warn, 100 boxes Sweaters cubn
100 bales No lwlck yarn, SIxCigaE,
100 gross Mason's hiking. 50 bhIs sofr shell almonds
% boxes No chocolate, 20 " fresh hberts,
- prepared cocoa, 20 " English wanuts,
100 pepper sauce, 90 " fresh cream nuts,
so " tomato keichup, 20 " 3D." pea nuts,
10 mushroom 600 lbs borIend
10 walnut 5000 bags assorted shot,
100 doz sardlnes, whole i 300 kegs rifle powder,
halt and quarter, lOObbl, pure cider vIne
100 boxes three gross clay gar,
pipes, l0O boxes pearl starch,
500 reaus wrapping paper 0O0OOO G.. u. caps,
100 rcans f. c. and letter loo boxes iandi ID mus
paper. tard,
70 bbs pure alum, 100 cans, II lbs each, do,
20 copperas, 100 boxes gall. and halt
| 10 " salt petTe, gall pickles.,
3OOboS's assorted window 900 lbs No nutncgs,
glass, 500 :" " cloves,
300 boxes No, ! brown 300 nests blue tubs, Scach,
soap, 200 " 3raeh,
700 boxes castle and va 100 doz large size tubs
rlrgnrd soap, 200 " pine churns,
800 dozen hoop buckets 500 ENC wash boards,
100 well buckets, 500 superior brooms,
100 vOrnlsh " 100 crates covered buck
/ buckets. cts,
/ 100 fancy I" 100 cases nest round box
$40 ;, blue and green Is,
200 doz red white aud &c 900 doz mnrke baskets,
darbuckes, 100 gross Matches.
Jnuuary lSJI-3-22
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4
~ our gmuchlow
the
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best of
dhryle undto
"a the mchaert thereof
mars FURNISHING
UANDLEBAUM
THE RISING GENERATION
CLOTHING
Manhanm k'n
h ilCany adnulnton
Their Mndhaum Kohn
nm usteyeyv
Fol ruudeheyn
hnsngg generation
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Thoughts upon the New Year.
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Thoughts upon the New Year.

The present year IS very nearly ended,
And folks begin TO count what they've expended,
And eye another year lis course commences
Make it a rule TO calculate expenses,
And don't omit, when making up accounts,
And IN writing down numerous amounts,
To number IN the year before II does close.
Your saving by buying kohn& Mandlebaums cloths
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ON at very low prices all OF which he offers to his
Being resolved not to be undersol,: by any one he
Snin,ne his stock before purchasing e se where
AIKEN in exchenge. His stock consists in part of
vest patterns, buttons paper. cambria sletia ,taors
trimmings, dress maker trimmings, bonnet iriIn-
mIngs, woolSn hoods door mats, wooden shirts and
drawers cotton do. cotton yarn from No 5 To 10 ~
carpet warp, silk and tnbby vclyes black dress and
manua silks, gmps, irnges, braids, suspenders tn
bic covers, linen napkins, nankeen, blue drills,
whalebones. curtain drapery, &c, &c.
Also large assortment OF choice GROCERIES,
as follows:
p hhds N. Or sugar and 5obbls do molasse-
10 bbls sugar house mOasses,
70 white crushed and powdered sugars
~ chests superior young Tyson aad Twankey
20 boxes bar soap I'D do. star candles, teas,
% boxes superior rallow candles,
30 boxesne Malaga ralslns,
90 " plug tobacco,
lObbls. tine cut chewing and smokin. tobacco,
3Osacks superior Rio coffee,
do Iaya,
uerCrs new and choice rice
20 bhs. No ], ,, & 3mackerel.
tons genuine Goldfish
III lars maccaboy snuff
80 dozen pepper sauce,
ID gross clay pipes. Also choice assortment of
pure ginger, saeratis, pepper, spec, cloves nut.
mcgs, cinnamon, indigo, starch, madder, logwood
copperas, EPSON and glauber salts, alum, &c, &c.
Also large assortment ofBOOTS and SHOES,
Mers superior, double soled. waterproof do
Mems thick brogans, Boys thick brogans,
do KIP do do kip do
Youths thick and kipbrc gans,
1000 prs chdren's shoes oial kinds,
LADIES Jenny Llndand Excelsior buskins
do morocco and leather do Iretcs,
do morocco bootecs, slippers and ties in grea; va
Mems dancing pumps and slippers,
do India rubber over shoes
Ladies lndia rubber slippers, buskins and bootees.
&c, &c, &c.
insisting o butts, screws, knives and forks carving
1!Ne aud backing brushes curry combs and cards
paper metal aud wooden faucets, ginbicts augers
saw, taper and other files, IRON and german SILVER
id lines pad locks, square and barrel bolts door han
consisting OF great variety OF cups and saucers tea
aies, stone do platters. deep dishes, vegetable do
pans, chambers, and 50 forth
& OF churns, jars Of all sizes, Jugs OF oil sizes milk
cs linen bngginc.
oeethcr with great variety, of articles oonumcrous
l. produce. or short and approved credit the zone
LOCKWOOD, Niddie Store R,ddieks Block
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ioo pieces blue and orange prints.
100 " blue do
40 " fancy do
100 " Scotch, French, and American gnghams
$50 " Scotch French & American nous de ms
40 black alpaca from 20c 10 81 per yard
80 " colofcd do
80 bales brown shceling md shrtIng
700 pieces bleached do do
100 culorcd cambrck,
40 white cRmbrlck, Jaconet, book and Swiss
80 barred aud striped muslin, muslin
1000 Shaws ii, 81, l2-f and l6-i from 81 10 SIS
Is pieces superior Irish linens,
superior linen cambria
10 doL white linen cambria handkerchirfs,
90 pieces silk handkerchief
4Omuis OF all kinds, hose
100 dozen ladies' white, black and col0rcd cotton
65 mems white, brown, and mixed halt hose,
10 chlldren's hose,
10 pieces carpet, cotton
100 lbs white, black red blue, and assorted skcin
800 lbs white, black and assorted patent thread Of
10 dozen fancy back combs,
~ rcddmg
80 fine do
50 side and tuck do
100 packs pms OF all sizes,
60 plecc- kyIcans, black, blue gold & cadet mixed
. sallnct, blue. black and mixed,
20 Of all color. and qualities,
100 black and fancy casslmefes, new style,
50 Sleeps grcys,
l. oycrcOut cloth,
30 plain aud plaid lnsey,
p stripe shirting or hickory,
100 whitr red and yellow ilanne
% blcachcd and unhlcaced canton lnnnels,
10 Indigo blue check,
30 pr, blankets, together with a large assortment
pt a
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Total pauper.
TAX REFUNDED
IN-VITITIW, :.
FOR PRINTING

MAKING OUT LIST OF DELINQUENT
AND FORFEITED LANDS.
:. W Raymond q IS
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Leayingu balance Of outs,and ng orders

Lenvinsn balance Of outstand ng orders 52S %
Estdtc Of Martin GasbH deceased
PURSUANT to an order ot the county court Of
1 La Sale county, notice is hereby gwen, thai nil
persons having claims ngains, the estate OF Martn
Classy, lats OF La Sale county, deceased, are re-.
CURED 10 produce the same in writing mud file them
IN SAID court on the Ri Monday IN March. next
when and where said claimants are requested to ut.
tend tor the purpose Of having their claims adjusted
IN pursuance Of law
Jan. 9, 1850 TuoNAsI.REty Adm,
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I.1INI'. I.tp>I,

IN the Slh inst, on the road from Freedom 10
OOuawa, a leather strap pocket hook containing
SO paper money and some small change. Also
some ccrn receipts Whoever should find the same,
will couicr iayorby leaving it a Samuel Miners in
Freedom, ami shall receive q liberia reward
Jan II JAcoB TUCKER
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N OOO FEET hard wood lumber, for sale
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Paints, Oils. sc.

WHITE Lead, Iiuseed and lard oils, whiting
" glass, sash, door trimmings, &c. Just received
II may 8 CrsuNAys
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ottawa Division, No. o, OFFS. Off.
SIGHT EXCHANGE
Notice "a Farmers.

onNcw York in sums to suit purchasers, for sale
by nov NORRIS & FISHER.
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There are many more nance could give you,
Sut think Il unnecessary. I would further inform
We farmers Of the west, that have taken the stoc
no. is7 South Water street. corner Of In Sale
tLsown as ,he old Bank Building, for the purpose Of
MINI gu klnds oithe best and most approved far
'.gc are invited 10 call on the subscriber
lineage, Jan lila. vANE, l57 South Mater Al.
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TobaccO-We hs.rd OF - binds sold, o. follows: 100
hide 70 Frosted At 2B2f, Ra4 10 at ", and Is at
Y hhds. part Frosted Ass A hds az. and Is hhds on
Sugar and Molassss-We noticed only small sales a
previous rates.
FlouP-Markst quiet but firm sales barely 800 bbs in.
GLIDING I4O bb Indiana at -: 40 st. Louis at a 30 100
"a choice brandy at - SIX; and $50 extra St. Louis at
- 900ts Dbl.
Grain-But little Corn tho Leves and sales med to
1000 sacks, including $50 inferior at $780, 700 l0l2 500
white at 5s55 and $50 prime At Sic y bushel OF Oata
noticed sale of $50 SKIS prime st. Louis At So busbsI
And of Bran 600 sacks at a5c v 1O0b.
PrOvisiOns-A sale Of about $50 bbls Mes Pork was
made something under >l ' BILL. Bacon was firm and
in request sales Of $50 casks including l6 casks Missouri
Sides Al at 81, 81 clear in three lots g. % casks Of
Shoulders ST. and 10 eTces extra sugarcuIed Hams
lie y d.. OF Lard ISL kegs pr sold at lie pb.
Rice-Sales at auction A tisrces partially damaged at
21c vb. :.
Baeslng and Rope-There good demand, with
aaes lOO pieces and coils 13H and 6H, time with in
50 coils Missouri Rope at 81; rs Kentucky at 6
and 800, in two lots, at SIC, all cash. vi
Lime.40O bb Thomason sold at the advanced rate of
"a Is y bb.
Whisky-Quist and about 60 bbls taken. mostly at 1870
y gallon r-fg
Exchanges - Demand still limited 1t our quotations:
Francs sos 10.
Sterling IA ll0L.
New York sixty.d day Bills .lhso1x y Ct disc
Sight Checks NswYork. ........k v disc to par
Frsights-A ship taken for Gottsuberg At sc for
Cotton, and 35s. for Tobacco.
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Mrs. Wright their commander, resolutely deter
mined that no foe to freedom, foreign or domestic,
should pass that bridge. For rumors were rife that
The regulars were approaching, and frightu stories
Of slaughter few rapidly from place to place, and
from house to house.
Soon there appeared one on horseback, sup
posed to be reasonably engaged in conveying 10.
teligence to the enemy. By the implicit command
Of Sergeant Wright, he was Immediately arrested,
endorsed, searched, and The reasonable correspon
dence found concealed in his boots. He was de-
tanned prisoner ard sent to Oliver Prescott, Esq
Of GroioD, and his dispatches were sent to the
Committee of Safetv"
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The New Costume in Old Times.-In a work re.
Gently published, entitled Noble Deeds of Amer
lean Women" we find the following interesting
anecdote, showing that the ladies' of the oden
time were at times in favor of even more radical
change of dress than is now proposed:
After the departure of Col. Prescoit's regiment
of minute men, Mrs. David Wright, of Peppsrell,
MIS- Job Shattuck. of Grot0n, and the neighhoring
women collected at what is now Jewett's Bridge,
over The Nashua, between Pepperell and Groom,
clote' in their absent hu bands apparel, and
armed with muskets, ,riehforks, and such other
weapons as they could find; and having elected
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Bmrglary.-Peter Manly, charged by Anna
Hawkins f. W. c., with burglariously entering her
house No. SO Burgundy street, about o'clock yes
terday morning, and stealing therefrom forty dol
lars worth of clothing and jewelry, sent before
the First District Court by Recorder Genois.
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Assault and Battery NTH Intent to Kill Police
OGcer.-Tbe case Of Mr.. and Mrs Taylor, charged
with assault and battery with intent to kill John
Higgins, police officer of the Second Municipal
ty, about fortnight ago, was examined yesterday
before Recorder Caldwell. After perfectly alex
andrine examination, in which great many mat
tiers of comparatively minor Importance were
ELECTED by COUNSEL the Court sent the charge be-
fore the First District Court for trial.
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Burglary-An attempt was made to break into
the grocery store Of Robert Comcery, corner Of
Market and Vacamer streets, about three o'clock
yesterday morning. The burglar, Thomas Nary,
is arrested and will be examined on the 10th inst.
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LiJsl-Young D. Allen has instituted criminal
proceedings against Thomas Mcknight, police
officer of the Second Municipality, before Recorder
Caldwell for alleged libel. The ease at present
stands indefinitely postponed.
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Shooting slave boy Alexander belonging
to - Walker, was arraigned yesterday before
Recorder Caldwell on the charge of shooting at and
wounding one Camilla Dickson, f. W. C. on
Saturday evening last, from which wound she is
now lying i'll at her residence Magdalene be-
tween Gravier and Perdido streets, Second Munich
palty The examination will take place the
18th of the present month.
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GROCERIES, ETC.
TEAss TEAs1l
-YINHE TEAS of the Nexr York C.anasn t.. Corr.

pany. No. 10
g ath a m street
(The oldest r ca
establishmsnt In the
United Stsie,.) N
Orlesns Agency. vi
canal street. These
Teas are more ex.|
tehsively known and
approved OF, than
those of any other
establishment in thisl
county. Every sea |
son the CAxrONI
TEA COMPANY emil
deavOrfo cont'oI the|
most valuable andl
useful kinds of TEAs|
that ays imnnrtaI
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neceipts Of Produce:

ST LOUIS-Pr steamer Pawnee: 400 sacks corn w Y
bbl. Is b1 n;ugsr Bs,cher Heo-SSo bb ou $50 q
Kennel Dx 5000 bales hemp pa,mele Bro-asJ sack.
% nossam,isf .as corn % bb oaS Wnss.-
and sunes Cutter &co-56j bbs -FOUR So cls rope to
Shu,z Hsdden-S2 bales hemp Addison 9! sks corr
Mitchell-lo0 do Il Oxlesby-3W bbls flour Connoly
&co-l7' els rope Martin Owen 24 do Bel Ssbbin!
doz brooms Whttemoe-a9l SKIS s75 SKIS Lyman
Scott &ce.6t0 do Beatty. Ligge kcO28 boxes peaches
Fraser &co-l do Becher Aco2s hhds tobacco Brander
William: &co-6 do l. Benoist &co-sundnss to order
GRAND ECORE-Psr steamer Sarah Gordon: Il hh,
hf do u bbs sugar H Mclean &cO5 bales cotton to
Burke &co-sundfes u order. =
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Rescue.-The examination of John Copp charged
with rescung a prisoner, stands fixed for the
18th inst.
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Inveiglimg Runaway Slaus-John Marks,
charged with inveigling runaway slave named
Anne, belonging to - was yesterday sent before
the First District Court by Recorder Genois.
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BLADON SPRINGS.


THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
for the reception Of vsi,ors the fret day Of Sa
June. The pr0peors have added largely to their SsE
during the prepared to accommodate from four
five hundred In addition TO The medicinal and
tive pees OF The diseases peculiar Southern
china these Springs posses many advantages. most Of
the watering places In the South and West Being situated
but four miles from the Bigee river, in Choctaw county
Ala. in healthy region be found in The Southern
country accessible BY seamboa's all Of the
benefits be derived from the OF these suffice it,
that tee fully warranted saying. that their sanaiivs
the diseases of the ,var bowels
kidneys and skim ulcers Of long ssndng dehty
the system, govt, rheumatism, dropss
by 10 the ned States. hundreds testify
who have tried their efficacy.
Many arraneem have made. and progress
fer the and pleasure OF visitors There viii be
regular packets from Mobile the Springs, weekly
Good hacks with careful drivers will be
dance to convey persons and from the river The table
will be constantly supplied with the best the country
affords. and the pr0preors pledge themselves to
pains render their vstoss For chemical pro.
one of the principal Springs. by Professor Brumby, Of thu
MTKs OF BOARD:
. week. ~ q
~ Children and servants half price. -
morse per gay
=. per week
Large families :asct 10 ber. deduction IL ,cm n N n
above rates CONNOR 4 HENRY PToprietoss
Rladon Springs. Ala, May 1. 1851. my7 am
II For further information, apply To the Agent
Nsworleans. I. b, SMITH, IL Poydrass st.
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Tho Georgia Infant Drummsr.-The Macon
(Ga.) Citizen says: Benson A. English, the In
FAINT Drummer and Whistler, from this city, ap-
peared at the Tabernacle, NewYork, on Friday
evening last, in Grand Concert of Messrs. Ben.
jamin and Heevingen's Glasses of One Thousand
Young Ladies' and with the most unbouuded
applause. 1t is confessed, on all hands, that such
musical prodigy never before turned up to aston
ish and delight the world. Five thousand people
were present at the Tabernacle on the occasion of
his first appearance. The following notices have
met our eye in the NewYork papers:n
The Infant Drummer who plays at the Tab
ernacle this evening, was in our office this morning
with his uncle, and exhibited to us those remark
able faculties which make him one Of the wonders
of the age. He is but two years and four months
old, remarkably bright and interesting in appear
ance, besides being as beautiful as any child we
ever saw. His uncle after introducing him to us
in formal manner, lifted him up to the table, and
gave him his drum and sticks. He Immediately
beat the roll furiously and scientifically as any
old drummer in the army; after which he gave us
whistled several tunes with wonderful precision
and exactness.
This wonderful little fellow is native of Geor-
gia, was born in Macon, Bib county, in February,
lS49 at the age Of three months he began to notice
tunes and try to keep time with his hand at eight
months he commenced playing on the drum, and
at nine months could whistle tune. His gentle
ness and baby-like appearance as well as his quick
and pleasant obedience to his uncle and Mr.
Thomas, who has him in charge, are almost al
wonderful as his musical talents. He will perform
at the Tabernacle tonight, and we advise every
body to go and hear him. NewYork Day Book
June 81.
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Larceny.-A white man and slave were ares
ted on Sundry night, for stealing twelve kegs of
lard worth fifty dollars from the store Of Emerson
& Tourne. The examination Of the accused is
fixed for the 18th inst
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Good Intentions.- A person named Wenney is
charged by Sarah Maria Davenport with entering
her room on the 18th Of July with intent to steal
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EAb ever Ol1efsd fOl
sale IN this city and at lower
prices. These TRAs are Of
the latest importation, and
Ofthe most choice qualities
grown in q hina, having
been selected with great
care. For the use Of lam.
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well Sc
cured metallicpackages, 20
a. 10 prese. We their fra
erance as long ~ in the
chests.
0City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and hotelssup.
piled with every dnscrip.
ton ofTEAs, inchests, hail
chests, u b and 8 b box,
ages. i. desired.
..s}T g.
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List of Vessels In Port Net Cleared.

In the First municipality designated in the following
nols ~ The Nos Commences at the Railroad and up.
the Second n2 the Nos
ns No being flatboat Landing m3) the frs,
commence the Railroad and being Perry Wharf
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BOSTON PIG PORK-Packed in q.sssr bbls.
~ expressly fos family use-
Picked samon. IN kits and half kits;
Mes Mackssel, 10 Kits and half kits;
No. %. II half bbb-, auartss bbtt. hs - ~
| H.lbsss. Maps end Fins, in qusssss bbb. /:
Dried Cod Fnh, vssy fine artlcis
And very IAsgs assostment Of Family and H11lg41o1
StOges, together with full al chip ChnndUy,
for sale lox BY fApRl r. EVANS 4 CD, ~ Camp a,
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fUKi OF NEW ORLEANS.
.Avlrus.asos 81 sOv N-LorsIrvpr so7 w.-.arlms 81.

CRESCENT 0syieE, Il
t.s Tuesday Morning, July IL, 1851.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Winfield Scott, Coulard. NewYork.
Babcock g. FenneIl
Ship John Henry Alexander. Liverpool Ashbrdge Eco
Rnp rrhanni,a' DIVER; Manssles. Gale
schr Ann Eliza, Davis, Pei sacOla, Hurley
schr A Flomeffelt, String. Philadelphia, Wckham
-
Arrived.
Snip Kate hI1tsr HILL days from Mobile. in ballast.
Ship Meleor, Robinson. from Cardiff tw.les) sIst May to
Schr Lois Penne, days from Pensacola, to ma.er-Ban
Pawnee. Perry. from st Louis.
Sarah Gordon, Amsden from Grand Ecore
Fowboat Conquerr Andrews from the Passes-towed down
and to the 9th inst, ship Blanche, bark Edmond
and schr John Wesey-b ought NJ ship Kate Hunter
FowbOat ankee Fnton. from the down and
t0sea on the 9Th inst ships Johanna Smidt and E v
Given, schr Mathews-brought up ship Meteor.
Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Winfield Scott: 152 bales
cotton, 35OO pigs lead.
= MARsEILLE5-Psr ship Pharsalia: 500 hhds tobacco
81, 900 staves
LIvERPOoL-Per ship John Henry 2Oal bales cotton
CARDENAS-Per brig Torcelio: SO, 600 hoops.
PHILADELPHIA sehr A Fiomerfelt: 1900 sacks
100 empty casks, l6 pkgs mdse.
PENSACOLA-Psr schr Ann Eliza Ballast.
80
Imports.
CARDIFF-Per ship Meteor: Railroad iron to order.
PENSACOLA-Per .cbr Lois 20 900 feet lumber order
$1,000 shingles SimpsOn-50. 0O0 aths Alexander