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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-01

e. Newspaper. Debls.--T The Insolyent Commis.
missioner, Henry Baldwin, Esq, Q. c., opened
the Commission here on Monday, when twen-
ty-one persons claimed the benefit of the act.
Some OF the latter were persons who owed
newspapers debts from which it issru!ed they
willnot be discharged by theeInsoyent Act.
d. Most wise Judge l., 49,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-01

| FASHION AT FAULT-Some days ago a
planter who keeps his fine paek:of hounds, and
IS excessively fond of hunting, called on q
fashionable tailor in this city and ordered him
TO make hunting coat according TO certain
instructions given. The coat in due time was
hnlslled, when the planter called to try it on.
to see if was .a IT,,
The tailor soon inducted the planter into
the garment, and with smile of satisfaction.
said, sSair, he is admirable; become YOU ycr'
much, and give your figure one ver' genteeI
grace"
"But," said the planter, viewing himself in
the glass and examining tile fancy buttons on
it, which represented stag's heads and other
animals, "but the coat is too TIGHT. and besides,
sir,.l don't like the skirts; you have not follow.
ed my instructions. !. 49,.
"Ol1, salr, responded the tailor, ..de, coat is
make after de las Paris fashion De skirt is
admirable. Voyez yous, monsieur" and he
showed the planter q print or plate of some
huntsmen with coats cut more to suit dam
eng master than Louisiana planter. "Voyez
yous, monster, de coat is precisement like the
las Paris fashion,
"Oh the devil take the last Paris fashion,"
replied the planter. "Do you think big
black bar IN cane-break, so thick that the sun
can't shine through would know or care whit
whether myscoat was cut in the last Paris fash
ION or not !asl want a coat for service, not for
fashion,"
The tailor looked astonished, and repeating
Inc words, 'Ze big black bar in de cane-bake
WIS WIS de sun no shine forthe fashion. Oh, mon
Dleu, can no make dat" The planter burst
ntosa laugh and left the shop.-Picaulne. &
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-01
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS;
Cont street Verandah.

TNHE former Cont street Hotel having -
L been thoroughly repaired, and under eiifzm
gone extensive alterations and improve :
ments, the undersigned essees Of this elegant and
commodious building take pleasure in announcing
ana e
name of the CONT STREET VERANDAH, for
the reception of Families and Single Boarders on
Z the 18th Dec.; which time they will be amply
prepared to afford every accommodation and COM
fort desirable or to be found in any hotel in the cy
at the most reasonable prices The establishment
is elegantly furnished and its table will be unsur-
passed by any in the city, being under the f,1an-
agement Of Mr. Achille Feuille one Of the best ca
terers in the South. 1t is therefore with entire
confidence that the undersigned solicit "a share of
the public patronage sea-
dec2I-ly gss8sSssFgJ -. e COMAUX e. CO ~ a
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-01

Coon ADVICE. Nj. Wesley, insa letter to;
one Of his preachers, says Scream no more
at the peril Of your soul; God warns you BY.
me, whom he has ssetaover yol,.4 Speak as,
jearnestssas you can, but do not Scream
Speak with all your hear, butawith . modcr-
atevolce.s 4 49, .s sss s3.zs s.ssS@ q
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-01
IAE RULING PASSION

An editor lay in mortal strait
In sooth he was near to death
About to exchange his earthly state
lie spoke with troubled breath
do not fear the cold, cold grave,
l em not dreading IFS gloom,
I've been too long hut galley Slave
10 dread a lighter doom,
but one thought gives me darksome dread
~, AS Wane's liie's Pickering taper
Who is there left when am dead
lhat can read the pyog1or the papcfo
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-01

Y GT The longerI live, the more / am cers
tainthat the great difference between men,
the great and insi gnifeent is energ -inyinci-
bic detemina honest purpose once
Will doany thing In the and no talents,
no circumstances, nesof ftunity will make a
twos legged creatnre Imam without it,
C IGoahe. { ~ !. 80.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-01

Fresh Garden Farm and Flower
Seeds.
Warranted the Growth of 1850.
Ue@SA The subscriber has now in store q
large assortment of Flower and Garden
Seeds suitable for fall and spring SOW
ing. imported direct from the best seed
= gardens in the Northern States and from
England and France. Also, large assortment of
che best kind Of Frrit Trees consisting in Peaches
Pears. Plums, Cherries, Apples, Aprcots, Ounces
nnd Almonds. Likewise shrubbery Of every va>
Fiety which will be sold at lower prices than any
house in the City. w. OHM, Ag't.
noy30 20 Canal street, on the Levec.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-01

I. &. FoE. SPAWN. gill spirits of turpeu-
tine, ! gill aquafortis, gill quicksilver; put
into quart Of small beer, and let it stand two
days before using. The manner of using is to-
tie rag around the end of a stick, saturating
i with the mixture, and apply it to the part az
fected two or three times day. If it cracks
the skin, do not use it so Often. A little exer-
else is necessary. # seS ' r
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-01

T Never introduce your own affairs for tllN
amusement Of a company; il shows sad want
of mental cultivation, or excessive Weakness Of
intelleet; recollect also that such discussion
cannot be interesting to others, and that the
gprohability is, that the most patient listner is
acomplete gossip, laying the foundation for.
some tale to make you,appear ridiculous. =
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-01

go Y 4 - ss 5 :
al NJ ~ 10 This Company being organized
Ell ~ 1& solely for the protection Of the
AEEfH9 policy holders and their famiiies
So ~ gallst want and poverty, is in
sox YZ AE}Sa14 Its operations great national be-
] ~ #,a7S{f&yNNk nevoisnt institution, conducted
s@EHS &gsg& ~ upon the most secure and solid
principles, and eaffording for a
small annual sum, paid during
, Iiie, large and handsome legacy
70 VI, M,aoWs " and chndrea after death.
poley noiders whether LOT llfc or shorter who
the I'll DEATH participate IN the whole
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no Merchants, Planters and 9th.

TIME undersigned have in store and for sale at
j moderate prices, full assortment Of HARD
WARE CUTLERY, &c. &C. Also Sugar Ket-
ties, Furnace Mouths, Crate Bars. Marlatt's
and McClanchan's Ploughs, Subroils and Flukes
Plantation Saddlery, Nails, Iron, Hoes, American
TO which the attention of merchants, planters and
Others is respectfully called.
w. B. McCUTCHEON & Co.,
dec14 1y No. 55 Campst. New Orleans.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-01

IL A. ssGsnleman." !" =. = We considen every man
who cyinces proper regard for figlts and
feelings Of others, q gentleman - :,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-01
L1URNITURE WAREHOUSES

\ Il The undersigned respectful inform their
friends and the publ that they have just received
and are daily receivi1 an extensive assortment Of
CABINfT FURN gR very vaIist1ane
style; also, choiCe assoi III llie thsas j
articles, 10 VII Chairs, FextheFs L. T.! >!
and Hair Mattresses, Curied Hair, Hair C1cths
Plush, Damasks, Cords and Tassels, Gimps, Var-
nish, etc etc. ~ Purchasers are invited to call
and examine our stock, which will be offered at
prices that can not fail to please.
C. FLINT & JONES,
dec 14:6m 46 and 4s Royal street.
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81. GTThere is q lady at Clinton so handsome
and SO proud, that she says there is only one
TN thing in the world worth looking at, and that is
Ia mirror.
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Mutual benefit Life and Fire In
ssllr;aIlce Company of Louisiana.

Incorporated in April 1884, and declared of
/. per cent on twelve months business.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-01

business Company confined e Life Insurance Only
ofee NOD Camp Street, between ravier and Commen
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-02-01

. u This company is prepared to receive applica-
fions for insurance the Lresof White persons and
iaces necessary inormaton blank FORMS etc. will
be furnished by applying above, &C.. u n23-ly
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wife, respt ctfuly invited to attend his funeral
this afternoon (ThuTsday) at O'Clock without further
invitation May he rest in peace Amen.
At the residence Of her in 5y racuse Monday
September Is MRS MARIA ALLAIRE VAN ZASpr, reict of
the ate WynsDt Van Zapdt of this city
The funeral viii take place this afternoon at Trinity
Church. ut hall past O'clock and Ter remains be placed
In he family vault Relations friends uested
to atte nd without further in vtation
On "wednesday morning September 3, after short
ara severe Illness dEoRGE BuRGER second Of Edward
and Mary Jane Story, aged years II months and 10
days.
The relatives and friends of the family and the mem
beers OF the Crystal Lodge O. Of o. T., respectfully
at O'Clock from the residence Of his parents lis For
syth street, without further Invitation.
Phiiadephia and Baltimore papers please copy
On September JAsE CoNRoY in the 49th year of her
age.
The friends Of her brother John Conroy and OF her
nephews. IL and o Conner are espectf lilly invited
to attend her funeral at 10 o'clock Thursday
ipg the 9th inst from llb Seventh street without
th.r invitation
On Tuesday, September ., WILLIAM HEnRY JAWS
In the 10Th year Of his age, after a short severe
illness
The relatives and friends the family are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral at 8 O'Clock, today,
(Thurdsy) from the residence Of his mother Mrs n
jarvis New Haven House Ala Broadway. Ills remains
viii be taxed to Greenwood Cemetery
Al Newark N j. September /, Mr. p WxArnrRnrAp.
Of Walssli, England aged 20 years
AT her residence in the village OF Nichols Toga coun.
", n. y. alter short but ilaess SARAH ASH
Do~NiE wife OF James Downie formerly Of New York
and Brooky n, and member OF Cornucopa Lodge COS l.
o. of0F y.
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Tn. report for July 1884, exhibits better condition Of

The report for July 1884, exhibits better condition Of
affairs than that for November 1919 The increase Of
funds in Eastern cities Is important Item. 1t is
most extraordinary fact that notwithstanding all the
receipts of gold from California the banks in the
ror do not show any addition to their supply spe
In November lss the suspended debt of this Institution
Hrd branches amounted to s3237sS 90. In the July
report, We do not see that item put down.
According to returns made to the Comptroller Of South
Carolina b. the State Bank of South Carolina, Bank Of
south Carolina Planters and NJ chancs' Bank Bank Of
the state of South Carolina and branches South western
Railroad Bank and the Union Bank the 3lst OF July
ASH, the capital stock amounted to S599lSSj; circu
iston Sal apecie on hand 81 32i deposites
S20fTl9l tuspepdsd debt and debt in suit Sso7 oiO
domestic exchange, 81 i2a 549i foreign exchange,
S37357s leans and discounts on present security,
SO 5sIa53
The receipts the Office OF the Assistant Treasurer Of
hs pert to day amounted 20 $3.50 2t9 co. paid S5ess2
st-baIGnce Sc iO2l6f ii
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SECOND BOARD
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NFn.r septic nh-r ID p
ErEApsTUFrs.-since preceding article, the Roly
narset has shown a stronger downward inclination az
eted ny the heavy character Of the receipts of the
ssoiab!e tenor Of the European accounts while the
sales smou1 ted 20 about IL 200 bills uun pected at
50 6eai So tS24 sour at So 1873 SO 81 superane
no = at SO 81 y n IS So mi1Hd to straight Western.
With ordinary 20 choice state at So rs IS g. 4; fancy
Michigan ard good round hoop Ohio. at SO SIX a
IS eon, and pure Gene see, at 81 81 l2t Canadian
did not vary nuch-it being difficult dis
pose OF at ~ for fresh ground No and SO % for
90 IN bond. SO utherD appeared about the same-the
Transactions consisting Of TO bbs mixed good old at
~ 81 l21l; do 70 do new, at ~ 1917 81 IS, and
fancy new at ~ IS IS 25 Rye Flour in moderate
demand, and 40 btis ane, picked up at SO 81 a.
Com Msai seemed to be actively enqured stsr50 bbls
Jersey. fetched So this evening"; and 700 bbls Brandy
wine S. %, last do Wheat slightly inclined the favor
Of purcbasersl0000 bushels Ohio red and $500 upper
lake were the only operations repor,edthe former at
IS, and the latter at 53c Sic per bu-hel Rye contn
ued upaltered2000 bushels North River realized G5c.
from the sell Oats Of easier sale at SIC &c. for
northern and 3Jc &c. for western Barley retailed
daring the day, at Use. soc. Corn improved little
and was less abundant Some 3s 900 bushels damaged
ard heated charged hands, at 43c. 5ic Western
mixed, at sCc 8 nc; and Hat yellow. at 5Sc
CorTosThe sales TO day sgsiu reach 400 bales The
market very firm and in styles noticed
sales rather beyond quotations which continue
as the disposition to buy at such prices is not general
The Americas meets the expectation Of it. from
the adyces Fer Atlantic but received too late in
cuoe new operations 90 day.
LIVERPOOL CLAssIY!sAryos.
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"a ON EY ARK ET,

WsDNEsnsN September 3-5P "
The stock market experienced, today, not only a
decline la prices which dd anticipate would c a
evident til the close of tbs week hut with few OK
eepsons for mere speculation dd show any strong
buyers. Illinois state stock 1877. declined IL; In.
diana State. - the New York and New Haven declined
also. a.
The money nsrts generally has undergone changes
since yesterday. Tier rather more garnet De.
mshd to day than On Monday. which wa taken cd.
vantage q By certain Tarte but even Il count were
rendered to ccn,idsrstle extent upon un,u.sti,n.d
pager. The only trinrsrcy in The market ...n,s 10 fan
on dealers ~ho are no; % ready to meet demands a. they
have been at higher rr,es than arr nov -ven There
does net seem 70 be very large amount q mercantile
paper ancat The accounts from Europe seem on the
whole no, likely 10 add 70 the pressure In the
money market here Cotton has advanced a full farhng
in the pound within week at Liverpool and The mar
bet has been unusually active There has been a A..
cline in tie markets, sad fogr has fallen sxponce
On the barrel-but this va expected a. Their,
reason 10 anticipate even a doubtfu, harvest.
The State Bank Of Hartford bas declared dividend Of
Eve dollars Per share payable On demand
The windbsm (ct) Bank s,Iai. annual liriienI Of
four rsr cent payable on demand
1hc stamford Bank Conn has declared reyular
semi annual dividend Of Eve per cent sni an extra d.
vidsnd from surplus Of ten pr cent New stock equal
70 bali The former capital subscribed for en- the ls
Instant. II an advance Of twenty per cent over par
The iiudson River Railroad Company have elected
DIR Oliver II Lee Secretary in place George Butler
ressnsd The ming q The road l. 6xsl Tor the art
rroxrno rhieh win b. dolly csI.tratei
Iuperts tor August, ISL Entered for consumption-
Free goods SOS s3i peos aud bulou sise CO., duta-
be value 81 HeOoli duties and deposite. sa7siBs7
Withdrawn from warehouse--DutiabIe value Al 80 2l5.
duties and opposite sIis4li Uttered Warehouse Du.
table value a 3ssossi dvtes and dspoiles s3l63is
Inc snaexsd statement exhibits tho condition Of the
state Bank 81 Indiana at the close Of the quarter end
Ing the 5ls; Of July, 1851 compared with November
lSig-
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Telegraplsle Reports,

NEw OELEANs. Sept. 3 1851
The Amsreas news was received here by the oReilly
line a. NJ. Its effect market Is not yet de.
Neloied
Nw onr,S., September q 1851
Cotton-Prices are hrraer. AL business i dull Rio
coffee sat sac. PC.
Nrw OrIE,Ns, Sept o 1851
Cotton this morning, advanced onc-q per cent
Sales COO baes, at s. 90 for middng OF The new or on
Flour II ste tdy-Ohio at ~ G2i5 g. Louis 81 Corn
PRIME mlxedjs at ise Nc Bacon shoulders oc lard
LUZ Kegs sold at l2. Exchange LoDdon IN ~ 10 a
prem.
B,Irfsoar. Heptennber g. 1851
The sales of -four TO day were bbis Howard street
a. 81 and Soc do city mills at 81 % Grain generally
Is dun. Other articles are unchanged.
Brrtuo. September o 1851
Tho receipts Of The past twcntyfour hour. have bn
Hour 2Co0 bbis wheat - GOO bush corn ~ 600 40
sI.ur has heen In limited demand with downward
- ~ Wheat T. firm with good milling enquiry
1000 bu'b sold a, 70s &c fo- ohio The market FOR
eern' sft.r receipt q the America wa easier
40 bush. mixed Western sold at - DC oats are
dull with GALES at &c. No change in freshts
ALn,vv, September 2 ISL
The receipts since last have been a. follows -
Flour 800 bbl' whest 900 bush corn 1000 bush.
barley 900 bush The market for Hour IL dull add
h.asy With 'aes Of SEQ bib In wheat there il nothing
aolns Corn q not 10 active. hut have change Of
moment 90 report sacs were made Of 1000 bufh At
u 4. 5oc for mixed Western. Oats are improving
fsles oi 2CoO bush. at % &C.
COTTON REtEITTs At NASHVILLE.
NAauuLg. Sept. o 1851
The total receipts Of cotton ,his Year here have
been $40 bales agsins, 90 100 at same tmo s- year
si9ck on band 40 taie' against lao last year
bale oi new have been received There will b. con.
siderable falling 81 In the coming year In this district
HAVANA mARKEr.
m CH.nLssreN, Sept . 1851.
n, nave The following report from Havana of the
Il ult-svgsr was unchanged Previous prices we're
generally sustained The stock In Havana vas f5o 900
noNes sud there remained for shipment iiand lit
lie over .oO eco Moasses va. rni and scarc a, ,esIs
fIeghn were nominal at &C. box. and 80, hid Ex
cnangs on New iors ~s. trm Nothing doing in rice:
quotation vsre ~ : reals
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:. I'm September 2 W the Rev Ne Crawford Mr Fs,x.
Wuls, u Conn, To Miss Linn dsn fhter OF John Fog
gin, Eel, Of New York city
Boston papers please copy
On NednesJay' september by the Rev Mr. Tying
VIZ Joms y srcos 70 Mis- CArIEaisp daurhter of III.
mond Wsriug Es1, al Il this city
On Wedn.saay evening. September g. by the Rev
camusi wis MT wilma. MUS Twas 70 M,rup,
daughter "a John Mackenzie Esg all Of this city
IN washington city september l. Lieut. Colonel 3xx-
i,wfS LshNrp, Deputy Paymaster GENERAL Unitei
p z. - ""'"'"ss'"'
On Tuesday evening, by oecar W stur,ov.n, rso
Alderman a the Third ward, Os,,n Mare Es1 n this
Guy TO Miss HANran srtwARr Of the CITY Of Philadel
On September l. in st. pauls Church Bro,tivp nv the
fev. John Begap. Mr.. MicusrL OCovVor IL Caiifor-
ma TO Mics MARY AVN M,EvoY Of the CITY Of Dublin
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NIoyemsnt. OF p,.,Ingui.h,d per.on..

Among the distinguished guests 1T the Iryag House
Yesterday we're the Postmaster General ex-Pre ident
iyfr Robert Walker, ex-secrrtsry Of the Treasury
bcn ID L. fu.ee. FLORIDA; Hon l.. y Peck, vermont;
ooi BtalL Major stevens. aud Major O. Wyse.
7 :. Army Capt Graham AM Lieutenant Tsmrls q &
Navy Dona Iomasa Garcii dc Nunez (-ster in Law OF
ssntr Anra); Jose de Caruy. Mexico; and Col b. g.
bsal. sergs ant-st-Arm L Senate
jean Garterra, Havana; Mr. AleN Brown. England;
Ilos ) f'nnth Nsr Orleans; Il. Meacbam, Baltimore;
Jose Tue herman. New York; Mr. Seymour Trcmenhari
London; Thos Nebit; Gec-riA: s,oid,rd and family
savannah Ga W II D &. Wi yht. Baltimore; John s.
Wright, Flo De Jsueiro; o ". Turner Ns.chez: VIM r.
Place Hotel
g. Plat New Orleans J. Wright. New York; W
avery Texas; Gov. Manly North Carolina y Clsg-.t
W ashirgton. errivcd yesterday the Astcr House
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ss.r 3The following "a. lutiou nr.asnt., A.. Ala.
wan 0suFIS was sdopt,d ~ -~.
Resolved ii at so much a he arnus, commandments, of
Chief EDgner the Five as relate 10 the
aeraiion ana r.psrs Of engine hose and
sueo. houses anu .l towers also much OF
mode OF 81, 70 eAah gag we sys,em anu
altering tie prese NJ of ia; &
Complaints agains be Enecial
Tee eAqtire into and report early day OF this
os e Elopr ety or expdiepc1 Of adopting the
~. ell, s w,a Insi,etr 49,.
.. -ns ..s.r.e .s",."n uoseu py Aioerman YAK
as.oiv.s n. ..hs %. n,u'ttre On hePars =.
nd ar. o. IRE "sraens o. th- oity DC
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Died.,
ON Tuesday September 2 Mr.. Jr,uFov v;c,

Fox aged W years "' %
The relatives and friends Of the family are r spectny
invited 70 aterd her fDacral this aferrop rom her
",e resl1ence' y BroOme street, a. 9 70 clock
Vn ssptenbcr at - ttcnt street, Brook yn Wi~r-
ram daughter q John kitt Esq county away Jre.
land ~ ''''"J away ho-
The friends and relatives will pea,e ate, the frpe.
- ~ rneh VII take place at bslfpat c, c from the
On Thursday septsmber g. P,rRr,x CREw,s. O.. tie
conner, county KILKENNY ireland
TIE fusera viii take place from hi late residence 100
street between secnd ard TbIrd avenues
us iFifrG sSd seIuon'al.es, ani toe friends a his
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Tsiegrsphls Marine Reports.

Arrivd-shlp Washngton Bliston. Calcutta. Aug 20 Ia.
% Ion Z. spoke bri1 Heurioo, from Para for Salem.
ship Parliament Liverpool; bark Ellen soyes Calcutta;
Br brig Casey, Ardrorsan. 80
ClssreS-Bark Haaley Baltimore; brig Maria 9. Domin.
70 tiJ MARY N. and Marhlsnd, Pkilaislpha; sshrs
VoIeSSa, Wilmipston, NC; Renoyn, NYcrk.
hrryed-sfip Howard. Cali.o; brr ST Andrcwa Ponce:
tohr Dickinson, Esstrort
hlso brig Sarah Chase. Portland.
"a, 49,, NEv BsnFosp, SEPT
Ocean. '' ~ ."N
s-.s Ell, -. PAovrpUTor Sept 4
saAta-slcors " IN III nford, and Thos HAN. SYcrt
PoErLArn. Scpt
ftptUckCt, NYOrk ~ vs.
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Lorpor--Papktt ship tOuthampton-T, s Norris Brook
HniJ Pratt, saybrooh; Wells Petrls and lady Dr
Hull and l.dy Nf0Tkj Hooper, lady and servant Csd
we'll SeyIort RI Miss Hoo per. learn LADY child and
seryhpG Fletcher Euzan5; levi. FJsrsey. Ssun-
dersy NJ Ork; Low, NOrmsn Mrs. Ebery and
Blan,hone. Miss SsihAn Wortlin rtoH, Paaord Mis-,
PsSet, q Harris, Mrs Phillips. Engisnd Tnms kYOrt
LoSuoSPaeket ship yorktopn-Df Ben amin Hobinson
Koehesterj FRED Nekeon, Bombay.
LfvnhFocT-sLp John Currior-rhos Kenwood Jas lug
Mr. Ho9ans. 1921
Roc',sIIr-Bfig zssron- Adens Lscouat Felix Messou
and lady - ~
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE,

PEIrsnYip,IA. September 3-Ffr.t Roard-earp state
20 Do m 100 Resdrg s. 90 76,i $50 Lehish
s"riFsse -; ~ lehsh lat, -ih ~ do Az SIS state
a. 100 SIS Girard i2i Penn KR ~ Penn BIZ no
as1e Hill, ot 100 ReaGinr b. ~. ~ Nornstown 9j
fsrm and Mech So 10 Blk Kentucky, G, Ic2l.
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