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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
MRS. E PROCTOR being retiring from bust
Nl offer, for sale the Furniture Fixtures and
good Of her Boarding. House, situated at the iin
Of Canal and Royal The hpus- has done 21iA
hourishng business the Ia under the manage
Of the undergued, and b well known a. one Of the
best sands in The city - .
E number Of No. Slaves will also be sold. For
terms s,e'' afpiyp e ocroR o,s Cana, and ROYALS.
EOR SALE-In the village Of Biloxi, on De-
l. launey street, near Pass Christian Road. ONE -
LOT OF GROUND, measuring 100 feet front by " :la
fee, deep with the Improvement. consisting o.
family party wishing to the s9mmr mon'hs on the
borders Of The Lake. If DESIRED will od in two lots Of
30 feet 'front.' there being house each Terms mode
| rae. Apply to +. EVANS Y Co.
| my2 ties 70 Camp street
| ITO RENT--The large and commodious build
l. ing in Csneton. formerly Occupi.d by Mrs w ar -
a Female seminary, tOge her with SIX lots sur n
rounding it. on which number oil fine fig, plum ~
and peach vines etc. now IN fu bearing D.
building been lately panted and comp ste'y epa red
furnished with with stables and all Ohe
necessary oathouse and for the quail ties OF room retire
men free circulation Of air. presents attractions Tor
gene residence rarely to be found within the snvirons
New Orleans. To good tenant the whole WI. be reute
low Possession given immed ates. App, to H. PkcK.Rn
st,.et. myS 1moss
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FIRE-A serious fire broke ont about half past
one O'Clock yesterday morning, in shantee ad-
loning the coffee. house kept by Bernardino Osta-
rena, a Spanard, at ihe corner of Toulouse and
Rampant streets. The flames burnt with great fury
for about half an hour, and completely destroyed
the shantee, and greatly injured the coffee house
and its contents. bath house, which is next
door, was slightly injured, and at one time it was
in imminent peril, but fortunately, from the active
| exerJions of the Fire Department, the damage was
mainly confined to The ons house and The shantee
| After burning abou, an hour it was extinguished
and the coffee house presented an appearances Of
desolation the premises insured for $500, tht
full value, by the proprietor. Mr.. Ostarena wa
at the Lake on the night of the fire, where he ha'
gone on fishing excursion, TO celebrate his birth
day, and he had left bills the amount of 500 OF
| one of the shelves, which were burnt.
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THE STREET DRAINs.-It is necessary that
some attention should be paid to the street drains
in the neig hborhood of the bottom of Julia street.
several large quantities of stagnant water are to
be found, breeding impurity and disease. One o.
the drains was ornamented yesterday with dead
dog, and a request made to US to notice these
things with the view of calling the attention OF the
Commissaries to the subject Nothing assists cpl
demc disease so much filth, and the creates
care should be taken to keep street drains clea
at this season OF the year.
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The NewYork Herald of the 18th says: "We
have every to believe that there are at this
moment encamped on the coast of Georgia, Texas
and Florida, especially this last named State,
bands of you 1g men who ready. when the first
opportunity offers, to cross the Gulf some fine
night, and invade Cuba. The Florida peninsu
and keys, from Cape Sable to Cape Florida, afford
to the expedtionsts facilities for safely embarkng
for Caba, that will render all the vigilance of the
United States government and OF the Cuban au-
thorites Intellectual, if the matter were properly
| managed"
| So far as the paper work is concerned, there is
| no lack of Cuba invasons and Cuba invaders
There may possibly be some little fire where there
is so much smoke, but our impression is in favor Of
the smoke verdict. The Crescent City had been
| chartered by the Government for trip south, ant
| Madame Rumor Immediately connected her with
the Cuba invasion.
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MURDER IN CADDo PARISH "A shocking muir
der was perpetrated in Caddo PARISH in this State,
recently on the body of an estimable eitizen named
Malachi Rayford, by Henry L. Holmes, also Of
Caddo Holmes has been examined, and confessed
the murder, but urged, in excavation, that he be
leved that Rayiord intended to kill him, he wa.
| approaching him with his gun dubbed, when he
tHolmes) shot him, in the right breast, with
|
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TEASE TEASI!&
THE TEAS Of the New York Canton Tea ON

L pany, No. i25
q hath a m street
(The oldest r e a
establishment in the
Unite / st Ies.) N
Orleans Agency. II
Canal street These
Teas are mere ex.
tei.siveIy known and
anpr wed oil, than
those OF ANY uthe'
establishment in TIN
county. Every 'ea
son the 'ANIOs
TEA COMPANY en-
despor 70 cont'ol tn
most val able an,
useful kinds afTEA
that are imI,Orte,l
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and c9nsequs n'y able furnish thug In their ne
OF so ae quality for the price, that in this no other
establishment excel, if at all equal them
4. II. PAGE, Agent,
"a Canal street, one door below Royal.
To inst received per steamship Ohio and ship Union,
large assortment of the above teas.
mys 3m g. r. PAGE, Agent.
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RANNEY'S

DAGUERREAN GALLERY, on Royal street
~ close BY the ST. Louis Hotel yet demolished, ant
until is, great bargains be had in Daguefreoype ms
proprietor being anxious his stock 10 soon a. pos
sible.
~ Positively few days only. "a word to the wise,
xv- Rooms not Omen on Sunday. sayl9 ~
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PUPILS.

HAVING resigned the office of Superintendent
Of Pubic Schools propose taking few pupils along
with me TO 10Y residence Massachusetts, The number
will NOT exceed six shalt only endeavor To instruct
them in all suitable studes bu, shat a.o pay srt attention
things NV residence the Fall River Railroad. tive We
hours travel from York and from Boston, on the
this City on the Isl Of June Those who wsh ic'
further Information will find daily ~ pa Cump street.
~, !. an 4 ,ra o'cIorkp NJ C.r,s7 - \. SHAW
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RECORDER GENoIs' CoURT.-Yesterday J. d.
Petit, free man OF color. was fined twenty five
dollars for fighting at the corner of Cont and
Rampant streets, at seven o'clock on Tuesday even
ing and for resisting the officer in the execution Of
his duty, and in default, sent to Jail for
month
Vagrancy.-Thomas McCauley was sent to the
First District Court yesterday vagrant He
was found lurking about the corner of Levee and
| Customhouse streets, on Monday evening, by
Officer Suarez, and on searching him vial bottle
was found upon him, containing stuff used to set
men drunk and crazy, that they might be the more
easily robbed
| Violent AssauA.-Eugene Renon was charged
with violently assaul'ing Drausin Wltz, on the
18th of May, 1t appeared that between four and
five o'clock, he was sitting in coffee house, at the
corner of Exchange Alley and ST. Louis streets,
and the defendant came up and struck him twice
upon the head, with chain, infictng seven
wounds. He was sent for trial to the FRS
District Court.
Fighting.-John White and William Thomp
son were each fined five dollars for fighting, a
three o'clock, on Tuesday afternoon, Hospita
street.
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First municipality designated in the fol owing
table by ml the Nos commence at the Railroad and ruu
In Second % the Nos above the Steamboat Land
ing No fatboat Landing In the Third lm3 the hrs
Railroad No being Perry Wharf
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Stealing Hams.-Patrick Mcmahon and Will
liam O'Connor were charged with stealing tierce
of hams from the New Basin On Saturday last,
number of hams were sent by Beatty, Ieegett a.
Co., to the schooner Pascagoula, lying at the wharf
of the Basin, with the name Of Trowbridge marked
upon them AT night the prisoners were arrested
by Watchman Cochran, with six hams in their
possession, which, on inquiry were found to belong
TO the cargo of the above schooner. They were
remanded until Saturday.
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FRESH IMPORTATION OF
CHOICE TEAS!

THE subscriber has just received from one Of the
l. first Tea importers in Philade pha. comgete asori
rent Of real oho ce BLACK AND GREEN TIE ~ and,
10 suit has had hem small cs ages OF
i and ID each They guaranteed TO he of quality
embrace All the va usuay SOLD here. The loving
l.o IF uaIit nd mr.
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Tea VexreiaOllSe,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.


L TEAS ever offered for
sale IN this city and al lower
ri"es. These TE.s areof
the latest importation. and
oiths most choice qualities
grown in e hins, having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam
lies they are put up IN
small quantities in well Sc
cured metallic packages, 40
as 70 prese. We their FRA
france rs long as in the
chests
~City retail dealers,
eountfy merchants, steam
hoats, ships and botelssap
oiled with everv dnscsi,
ton Of TEAS, inchests. hal
chests, ~ b and s b boz
ages, IL desired.
lN37 tim A
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AccIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon, child who
was Playing with several others the Levee, near
stage which was erected for unloading ship,
lying at the first post in the Second Municipality,
was severely injured by truck which was let 90
down the stage at furious rate. 1t came in con-
tact with one of the childs feet, and cut it in two.
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During the absence from Washington of the
President, and Messrs Webster, Crittenden, Ora
ham and Hall, who gone to attend the celebra-
ton Of the completion Of the New York and Erie
Railroad, Messrs. Corwin, Stewart and Conrad
left in charge of the general executive duties,
and those appertaining to their respective depart
ments
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BrtHs.
NEW ORLEANS Markets.


CRESCENT OFFICE,
Thursday Morning, May q, 1851
COtton-The market opened with good demand yes,er
day. and nearly 1900 bales disposed Of when the Ain
cas- hand after which heard of no sales
We still quote:
rLI
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Thursday Morning, May q. isol.)
Cleared Yesterday.
chip saes, Robinsoa. Liverpool. Up Whitney S SGo
Bark Psirc Kfnney, Bs.d.su1. !; h. %as
s ssia f%s Ifs .sss P S:ss S:.''
Arrived.
H."ass ST. int, s &c R'; ss.@
Ship Junata, Burnham. from baltimore. and u days from
Ship j:oss COBB Is day: from N.wYorl. to WIN c'es'y
Brig Water Witch. Good'pssd days from Rattan Island
Ct. t9master1la ny p;o A. J.ne;,o. IN
o~s ma "a,s rsaa my. A'''0" % '''' "o"
Brig Josephine, l,ncsy. 5da,s from Rattan 'and' %
Mex .shr psnceaa Sanchez days from Campeaehy. to
Mex .chr Rivera II day, from vsn Cruz in bal
AT; TO Bsrel eco -is my p.o,. - m,,,e,-B,i,
Gem. se.De, from Hs%pS .s
sshss%rocs Linz from S ln psrx.no,
pis p;pnssss f,on he Pas.-owed down
brig Adam. Gray-brooehi up ship Juniata brig Joss-
May Philips. from ss ~ T.
% W. VICE. ss and ~
;ss f! s:ss S: I ST. po
GESOA-Per brig C.5oua 100 bales cotton a lss pigs
ssd; en- 10y S j. oU Is do pork
Is cks bacon, 60 ks 81 SKIS OATS ~ sxs coffee.
NEW YoRKPss steamship Geossa sls ES "a. Cen
no,s SG"Ne GSn % s% r. 3co-''" 'os
new YoRK.fs s. tho Js..ore: Assorted %d DE-.
,s
RIO DE JANEIRo-Pss brig Fritz: 4a7s bags coffee to
PENS ACoLA-Per chr Alce 5000 feet lumber. 20 .oOt
shH g'ss 2 pco,y 70. .,;,.. s7sa5 ,nsc;s 1 "
Zach ri. &eo-s 100 Loson $500 Z hides Il
sss hats 800 aaas 81 bas .ss. bale; era,
Camerden-s do hats Landrsau-Total SPECIE sis.S5
%
Receipts of Produce.
s.5s.s
Ss.os selss Cherry; spds.,sa Sef 900 90
sytq sssd sess
PSI Bradley Wilon &eq-74 . TT, Ta,eRlsoa DO
k esss fSs'sH william, Ss owen &c
s ssG 's%s sugar Payne
d ssssss az: c..
%d5 sfaTp. s bale; SoHn IS hale, colt,
McKee, ss"f soissy
co.'s Dtn,ld SeqIa Geveand Bro. sson3 81 Eide
WsS WI sm; sses Bonner
Scol do Pickett Perkns &eo-l6 bales pet,is 10 hide.
G,eenwood &co-ll bales peries and sundres to orer-
MS,c nu 10 hid. :Pss
e III do 20 bbs syrup Bogart Foleyl2 bb IS hf 10
, w G Hewe-i5 hal, bis yr9p W HalhawayEe4 b
i, mOiasses Payne Il Hason-4 do Hewitt, Norton Gco-
m do Elder co-l4 bbls cisten sugar Slmm'-S pa
moss toutn RansOn-7 do Sabalier-sundrles. order
n SRREVEpORT-Pers steamer shamrock: . bales cot
IN McDowe ell, Mill. 6co-23 McConochie Donpei-2
" Nelson &co-4 Purvis, Wood &co-t Swiney, Green &ct
70 II Pomroy-TOtal, 81 bales cotton
COnsignees.
De Per steamship Georgia, from New York-Mas u Bour
M P J MELON sid-W Vreienburgh &co-C Dugan 3c
" T Rsa-McConochie Donnei-Felowes &co-J Stes
at C T Buddecke &co-Hill. Mclean &co- } Woodruff
M co-Tyler Hewitt seo-Armstrong, Lawr ,son &co-W
~ | Gushing &co-D Mtch--R Geddes-Hillman stade
N y Foiser-L Grant Scn-F Guon-P & !. Reilly
"a Nelson. Mallard y Armstead-G Foster &co-A WI
ru &co-Mu'ray, Miller &cO-T II Jackson &co-T Hender
&co-O Hil-Pick. tt, Perkins &co-kambrowich-B EIt
Bros and order
IT. Per shin Ju iata from Baltmore-Cherry Henderson
he w Violet &ce-J H Ashbsidge &co-Tyer, Hewitt
~ COL Pierre-Molour y Claudel-Rugeey, Rochelle u
nd w Mayo-Dr knapp-and order
Passengers.
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RECORDER SEUzENEAU's CoURT-Yesierday
James Pierce was brought before the Recorder and
charged with assanlng Mrs Elizabeth Allen on
the l9, inst, in The Third Municipality He was
arrested on warrant half past six O'Clock on
Tuesday night, and he resisted the officer while in
! the exec ution of his duty The Recorder sen, him
| for trial TO the First District Court.
Stealing Shoemaker's Iools.-A man named An
drew Schliner, was arrested yesterday charge
of stealing clock, gun, and a quantity of shoe
makers tools, the property of Bis Laperche |,
appears that he lived in the house of the complain
ant, and about fifteen days ago he carried away
| the property, which not heard of until Tues
| day last. A search warrant being granted, the
| things were found in a house St John the Bap
| fist street. and taken possession of by the police
The prisoner is remanded for further examna' ion
Sacrilege.-A free man of color, named Julei
| VALERIE, was arrested last evening, by the Thirt
Municipality police, for stealing chairs from ST
Peters Roman Catholic church, on Marigny street
About five o'clock, he was observed by the sexton
Mr.. Hagan, carrying away Two chairs from tn
gallery, aud he called to the priest of the church
and informed him of the robbery. Between then
they detained the black man until Officer Dona
came and took him into custody, and he was the
locked up in the watchhouse. He said that tw
ladies had requested him to fetch the chairs, an
told him to bring them to their house. He will b
brought before the Recorder this morning. Abor
a week ago, similar robbery perperraled
the same place, and the chairs were carried ava
without the detection Of the thief.
The late Charge Of Arson.-Yesierday, Edwar
Blanc, a free man of color, against whom was
warrant for having set fire 10 the house of NJ
Cazneau, in Greamen street, was arrested on Il
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Blad0n Nsprings.

THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
Tor the reception Of visitor. The first day Ct -
June The proprietor have added largely to their T.
mprov emens during the winter and wiz ee
during the prepare, to r m iour To
bundled persns iu edition The dcnAl and cuver
pees OF he in Diseases pecu lar 70 son'nssa
china Springs advantages over moss q
The watering places South ard West Being situated
bat four from the Ri bee ives In Cho ts~ c"nnsy:
Ala healthy region be T. un IN The Souinesn
county, aees>ahle By steamboas ~ all seasons q ns
Il would be useless to iu scrlpu"n o. tne
benefits be derived the thee waters sunce w.
tn ee fully warranted saying that their wv
in The OF diseases Of he liver stnmaen
the SYSTEM sont, euasn dronss ete are o. s
by in The Ured States as huhuf=us can sis
VIM have tried their iieacy,
Many arrang ens been made, and in prrgies
for the amusement ard pleasure OF visitors. here will b
regular pa Mobile the Springs semi weekly
G. cd hacks with careful drivers viii be in a,ten
dance 10 convey persons and from The river The tabi
viii be Instantly supplied with the very best he connr
Affords the prlprietors pledge themselves 10
ANS u render their visitors comfortable Fur chemical pm
pere Of water the public referred the snalyes
one Of PRINCIPAL Springs, by Professor Brumby. Of 4
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DOARDING-Boarding and Furnished Rooms
ID can be oh aimed most ra.1lAbls tesmss IRON -
Mn. ughss. at No. 30 TchoapN 4sassss-
Il mv8 H u
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REGULAR PACKETS.
CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES.

Spring and Summer CLOTHIN0.
FRANCIS FABRE & CO., % Magazine street,
r,mectfuly call the attention Of their friends and hs
public tr their Urge SUCK Of SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING. They have sso IN store an extsavs ee!b
ment Of TR AVELIiNG TRUNKS. 70 whles thsy mviis
nsr,icnlar uotics. apps d6W Il
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EAST PAscAGOULA HOUSE.

THE Undersigned have taken on lease tor three
years the well known Hotel E.sst Pascasouls. -
Miss, so long known and Kept by N McRae IL EE.
10th June The place famed OF the mos densn
healhiu the Gulf. open 10 the ga o,eete hns
,he finest Rahing Fishing for all Kinds o.
recrea ion desira ble in q summer resort.
The Io,ei Is undergoing thorough repairs and viii Be nm
shed complete STYLE The extensive Garden u In admna
bic order. r.,
markets. and the undersia ed themselves that t-n
experience best Hotels in Workmanship st. Cnsr
md The Il Louis-aSe assurances that nothing viii b
wanted for the Of their guests. ,no,x
myl5 BOYD SIMfSlN.
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COnS1gnees.


Passengers.
Per schr Faus;ina, from Vera Cruz-33 passengers.
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COAL.

THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StCharles
i street. corner f Julia aree-The .ubscribeg hsv1e
ou,cbsss his old Sshed yard and laid fresh supply
Of Coal prepared deLye, in iou TO .ut 70 hs lend'
anna ANrHRAcITY. ENGLISH AND AMRRICAH CAnNBb
Coat. SouN VI NOWS
ER Orden may be left at the store OF browes 70.
Ne n Camp t.fk mN "m'o
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~ He will continue to keen his usua so of
Choice Teas in Chests and Half Chests.
Thoe eftrrng them in this syle. be supplied IN guam
r. The patronage of the lovers Of Coop TIA pect-
fully solicited. w. T.. HAA MOND.
my2O In ltsmp street.
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noLLYwo9p sIegs...

Eastern shoee " uGee1e nay.
THIS desirable summer Kstsees and w Altering
1 Place is now in cosaplsse Cd = Many -
importa Mt ka " - mse desinG the
past winter, whch new whagf Iunune to -
top OF the bluff, Of srsdad End ey sscent tnersn
avoiding the long flight Of aeDs formally used This adas
another The pleasant walks abpu'the misc
The number of has been eseased that ~ pe
be Handsomely accommodated the coming ssa'o0
rhs bathing arrangements are extensive, The shOwss-
baths supp led r,m yielding least 100 gallons
water pc minute The Bay bathing equal To any LII
the South.
The of this place heing nearly so feet above the
the bay. 18th nothing obsuuct the beezrs tsom
Gulf with fine view Of the Bay, OF Mob West
eru Shore etc shady grove. good roads, swamps
or ng watr consequently reedes one
of the well heahes places OF resort to %
found in the whole counrry. -,
Auanp made fur abundant supply Of Fsa
Oysters Crabs, ctr. -
The ,nuayy 6ss with the Of making the mt at
ac,ive plsc. South The busn~ss TINS far has ex-
eee,fed expectations Being the buidet
md land0d he knows To hrs ntefes' 10 entertain
very best possible which all ~
consd- in mi to the tsbi. bar etc.
Be des the variety OF amuserents which are a. En-
tensive other place. the OpIetn. has pro
sited for the attendance OF Band ut Music
THIS place having been avore the past two
tor large number OF the citizens Of New Orleans and Lou
srana proprietor hopes by strict nuon, to contnua
Ths fine steamer Helen touches the wharf several time
| everv day.
HOLY wood. Mobile vii! come 1.se, and without do
| tenti0n. w Ll.AhD FREEMAN, rroptinsua.
| Hollywood. May 3, 1851, myls 3m
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sEw ORLEANS CATTLE MARK let.

JEYyERsoS CITY, -
"Wednesday Evening, May III, looI.S
Arrived $50 head Of Texas and Lake Beef and Veal Cat
tie. The stock of Hogs remains heavy for the demand
good supply of Calves and Yearng,, but Sheep in
market:
u.r r.rrt IL fyVoator,l elLm7c IN net.
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BILOXI HOUSE.

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
i cep,on of vsi the 2sth inst, under The -
management of JOHN W, NIXON. 1::!
Dunn the spring many additions and Improvement
have been made to insure .rsaer degree OF comfort AND
convenience The guests Of the house.
he sandy beach n Biloxi heretofore 90 annoying 70 Pc
derans, has thanked by order OF the coposaton and
now offers promenade unnvaed BY Of the ssa coast
villages -.
The Table will always be supplied with the delioacas o.
the srn coast and New Orleans Market
sarned to the house will be uud Baih-housss. BR
| and Hi lard Room. and Ten Pin Alleys.
TIE following Rates OF Board will be charged DUNG ne
| An m
BY the
| Children and Servants, half price.
| Biloxi. May 10. 1851. myl9 om
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Sea Flower. rs, m2
sophia ........W,mt
Tario .........lO nj
W. v Bowen II .m1
W.aEl zsbeth .l4,ma
Yarmouth .....l2.u,.
z. p. Brown. 7,ms
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EXpOTtos
LIVERPOOI-Per shio P Sage: 345 baIA cott9n.
BORDEAUX-Per bark Pairo; osOuO slaves, Dos pork
4 casks funa. 80,
GENOA-Per brig Csfota: 100 bales cotton 1851 pigs
leat hhds tobacco, 81 $50 slaves. ~ pkgs mdse
PENSACOLA-Pers chs Lois 150 bbls hou1 70 do pork,
Is cks bacon, 6O ks 81 SKIS OATS ~ sks coffee