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Cheaper than Ever.

\ l"t OF col0rcd l'nraers ni 5 GEMS rrr vnrh,
SILK Warp Baregcs, nt ~ 81. ~ AMI 81 Lie.
Snrerine quality Paris Hrrcqcs. at ~ cents
Extra super l'rochc Embroidered Barrgcs
Snperiinc Silk Tissue Silks anl Tissue EilkS,
ut % and 81 lie.
Fine quality Mourning Muslins, slightly dam
nSed. at half price, II - cents
Col'd Aluslins. yard wide, ii, II - Is g. 20
and - cents.
Cold Aluslins, 81 wide. Gt - cents.
White Emb'd SWISS NIuslins, at IS 81 - anal
81 ii cents
Cord Lawns aud Cold Emhh Muslina, ~ IL.
Striped Linen Lrsircs nt 10 cents.
Superior Silk and Linen Poplns ni 81 II
Strong Blue ShirlngS. Stripes and 'lickimgs, Il I
III cents and
a loi of Muslin Inscrings and Edgngs at half
price, 10 lose oUi. aL
w. j. jacob e. SON.
22l king-st., opposite The Iii. Boot.
June 20, 1852. :t;-.f
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x - WOrlas SYriVD,
WAG EMgG MNRM1 =,

THIS is the most difficult Worm t0aslsiroy of
rl tina; inf'st the human system, ii grows To an
almost Indefinite leng Ii b.coviing So cuilesI and
fastened 10 the lntestipcs and Stomach cliacing
the health so sadly as to cause ST. Ei,iis Dance
Fits, &C., that those illicird seldom if ever
rcct that it is InH Worm Fastening them to
.u early grave. In order to destroy this Worm. II
very energetic treatment must he pursued, il
would therefore be proper To take 6 TO 3 of my
Liver Pills so as To remove all Instructions. that
the Worm Syrup may act direct upon the Worm,
which must he taken in doses Of : JabI .spnun.
iu!$ tim.a day. these directions f,:lowcd
have never been known to fail in curing the
most obstinate case of IuDe lY,rm
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New Arrivals

AT TIE CAMDEN BAZAAR.
The sul,scrhts have i''si received their nrw
assortment OF SPRING \ y ID 81 MINER
GOODS, which consists partly "f
CnliCOcs. GingiaiI,s. plain ant, rmhroi '''r@H
Lawns. Fancy Mu>iii*, ni uil prices: linen
Cambria. assorted 'olOrs tamh' IL ami Musiins.
plain and checked: Grapes. Enrrgcs, haiIys.
DrlnilicS. 'l'iS>u silks. and great variety of
other articles suitable for Ladies' Dresses.
NJ So.--A large assortment "i Linen Cambria
Il.dk!S, Nvcdl.-W"Ii.rd Collars and Cuts,
thcmisciis ;nh Gaps. Mr,;nand t.acr Sleeves
Cafcs and AIanliiu> Lace and Muslin Ed.lnc
end Inserting, lIomncis and Ribbons OF the
newest Styles, Ivory, Black and Feather Fans.
Umbrellas and Paraso>, and great variety al
other articles TOO numerous Ia name.
They rc"o, nrml their stock of rachrd
aid brown .ir'in@. blue and striped Homo
spunS, Cotton and Linen bSuasnirgs. Bed Tick,
and every Mind Of TOwcling and Table Linen.
very large nssnrln,rn, oi Hosiery OF every de-
scripl:on Linen, Thread Lace and SILK Gi "vus
Mills. &c. Ne.
rhrY invite ;hcir friends 10 call ~ their S'orr,
feeling certain 10 hc able To satisfy ihr,n III
every way, as well III tin price rs in the a>s"r,-
mcnt oi the Goods. vi. Diti CkEi ~ co.
April 20. 1852. .;i-ii
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$500 4 'Cj|HEI.Al.Ll,,Lj[,,ENCIEs,' i,

a Whatever concerns the health and happiness
of n people is nj all times of the most valuable
Importance. !! take it for granted that every
p-rson will do NIL in their power, save the lives
Of their children, md thu. every P.rson will en-
denyor to promote tlieir own health n, all sacri-
ficcs. feel tito be my duty 10 suemuly assure
you that WdRsis, according to The opinion of
the most celebrated Physicians, arc the primary
causes of large maturity Of diseases TO which
children and adults nre liable; if yon have nn
appetite continually cIlangerbIc from one kind
oi fool to another, Bad Breath, Pain in the sto.
mach, Picking at The Nose, Hardness and Full
ness Of the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fevei,
Pulse Irrrgnlur--remcinbe that all these denote
WORMS, Il you sh"nld Mt once apply the remedy
EHoheaasac!t's> Worm Syrup.
An article founded upon Scientific PRINCIPLES.
compounded with purely vegetable substances.
being perfectly safe when taken, md cal, be
given TO The most tender Infant with decided
heuefcial effect where BoUek Compiainis and
Didrrhda have made them weak and ,Iebita,ed
The Tonic properties Of my Wurm Syrup are
sncii, that it snns without an equal in the cu,n
logne of medicines. in giving ,oic ..,,l str-rs,,
10 the Stomach, which makes it an Inii,llublc
remedy for those afflicted with DysDeUsia. h.
astonishing cures performed by this Syrup aler
Physicians I,aYe fiile is lr best evidence ofits
superior efficacy over nil others.
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(IAkllA 4AE2

1hr subscriber Respectfully informs l;s
friends and customers that lr j. now receiving
NJ his old s,anl.-Ai,,- -2i lAYxf.:S STREET. tlIr
STAIRS - from England, Grrmnny. France ami The
Northern States, 81 cuIn; ;lctc assortment of
Staple ono funcn Dress GOODS,
Gold and Silver Watches Jewelry, &c.
per Catalogue annexed. which he. is prrp,r.I
1" scll "n reasonable terms. at Uhoh..,,yr oYIy
I" the Country Trade. II" Respectfully socirs
= call. being determined 10 sell rs low as any
i!"Iiso III tile City. T.. G.. BROWN.
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Great Excitement III Charleston.
AT DUNN a. DURYEA'S,
23S Bend of King Street.

23S Bend of King Street.
40 Are now selling our Stock 1T re-
w markahlv low priccS--Ncat Linen
t.onts as low as 10 cents Very neat Linen
and Marselics Vests at - cents Black
drcss Alpacca Coa's at So Black dress
Pants 50 Linen Pants at from 81 to 50,
very pretty patterns Black Cloth Dress
and FrOck Goats Mt So. Our Stock is
now the most complete in the city, and
VIII be sold at prices To correspond With
the above, and with our reputation of being
The cheapest and best Clothing Store in
the city--lliosc in want are invited to give
us a cali.
June J., 1862. 32-,f
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Gents. Hosiery.

Superior quality Knitted Lambs Woo
and Mrrinn Under Vests.
Extra fine and heavy Brown and Blcached
Siochincit Vests
Lambs Wool and heavy Knitted Drawers,
OF the best make.
y superior assortment of Lambs Wool
TIrcaa! and Silk Ipf Hose, Of the best
English manufacture.
Also, Gents. Gloves, in Silk, Cotton, Lin.
en-, and l.i>lc,
Threads. For sale very low al
w. J. jacob & SON,
POI King (benD opp. the Big Boot.
Nov 9Th. 1852 2--tf
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Feb. oh, 1852
Executors Notice,

have appointed Mr.. Samuel f.. Wilson my
Agent Ia settle up all the matters OF the STATE
of CO.. Stephen iacostc, late Of this District.
ANNA Il. LAGOS rE.
All persons having demands against tho Is
tate al Stephen lac"sie will present them duly
atteslcd Those indebted will make immediate
payment to- ). T.. WILSON, Agent
May nh, 1881 % f
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Notice,

Al persons indebted to me Individually,
Or as Ordinary. viii please make lmmcdi-
a;c pavmcn', N it is absolutely necessary
that close up my business. some part of
which has been Of lorg standing un ct led,
and which | am determined slnIl remain
SD no longer hope my friends will "il"nd
10 THIS II once, and Civ" me and themselves
as little trouble as may be.
w. LEWIS.
Feb. oh, 1852 Ut
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New Glring Goods.

{ l0IiilNi;. 10 Nhic', Ilry would iuNl,: ;hc
attention "i the public, ai the same lin" they
would rr"""iuc'.d their Stock of OniniIin2 Ar'
nrlcs, viz: Slifls, Collars, trlvaiS, Under
garment, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspcldcrs, Nc.
April 20, i552 26-it
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NaD Ia a1ml @uD %

aD ia GalaaA @l9sa
You will find tl,rsc Pills an Invaluable in,;!i
ciiic III many complaints 70 which ynn nr. sub
jet. In distractions either total plrliul they
have been found oiia|,Siiuiabe benefit, r,,starin.
their functional arrangements in iv;r@:h :hv ;c-
tinn. purifying the blood and other fluids so
ciitctually topu, 10 flight ali complaints which
may arise from E.ural, irregularities, ms hrah
ache, gildincss, dinuess oi sight, pain III the
side, hack, DC.
None gcnrine unless signed y. IIopENsAcK.
all oilers !'ci:ls base Imitation.
PRiCE-EA CI - CTS.
GCT? Agents wishing new supplies. .nnd Store
Keepers dcsirous Of becoming Agents mus, nd
dress the Proprietor, j.. u. llOBENSACk.
rhiiadclphja, Pa.
For sale hy al Druggists AMI Merchants in
the 4. :.
p. NJ, ConrS, Charleston, Wholesale Agen,
fer the State. s s,-54s. :,
Ang'<llo:h, 1882 ELY
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Selling eeH-!

ST o OK OF ID II Y-G O O ID s
~ At REDUCED PRICES.
4 w. j. JACOBi IL son will this day com.
mcnce Offering the whole Of their large aud
we'll selected Stock of Dry-Goods nt greatly
Reduced Prices, 10 which they invite iit at
iellifon of purchasers aud dealers.
W.. j.. jacob 81 SON.
go king.st, bend, opp tic Big Boot
Charleston, Inne 2a, 1852. 36-tl
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SYNIIT WAREROOM
NJ. ANEBER EISV S

<---.-+--..---. TAKES this method 0i
a essssss...-ssfi .-ssi Informing the ci!iHcns ~
st.J---------siI;5 Sumrcrvillc and vicinity That
he las opened in siurncryillr. opposite the new
Presbyterian. Church. CABINET WARE
ROOM. where he will keep for sale, cheap. nlI
such furniture ns tonnes under this department
of his trade which he will warrant of good
material and will furnish for casl', at Charles
,on prices, all descriptions of Furniture made.
I,.pairing executed NJ The shortest noIirc.
Mahogany and plain Collins furnished with
out delay. -,
D'r,. llr is prepared to furnish Metallic Plates
nr,r.,, in any style.
All ,I,,,N NEnbsrhcr asks is Il fair trial. and
h,rns hv ni,nctnal attention I" business and
..oi, =, r,y. " merit public patronage.
February tx 1882 H-iy
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TIE. GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, $. {,


LEAVING the Wllaii at the foot o!
I.aurens-st. daily at 3, p. III. after the
arrival OF the Southern cars, via WILL
MlNGTON, n. g., from winch pnt
two daily tra.uS arc dispatched al 5 y. NJ;
md , = NJ; Mc 8 O'Clock onig connecting at
Weldon with The Ines 10 Petersburg,
Richnurd. Washington, Ea!iin. )re, Phia-
tciphlh, and Ncw-Iurk. The public is
respectfully informed HAT The steamers oi
,h..Sc ines, are in first r.ic condition, and
arc navi atcd by we'll known and cX-
pcr.cnccd commanders; The Rail Roads
are III tine order, Unr W!:n'n.icn
and Weldon, as wei. as the Seal! ard
and Rnmnkc l,av NJ recently hccn rclaid
"lh heavy fraiD thereby securing both
safety AMI despatch. By these routes
passengers ava!uug themselves ol the
FIRST TRAIN may reach Baltimore in
10 hpi.rS. h.!ai'epha in 10 hours, and
\cw imrk i'll % - hours; and Ey the
SECOND TRAIN they arrive III Bal
lilnorc III 20 hours, Philadelphia III 3G
hours, and Ncw-l"rk IN 81 - hours.
Through Ii kc;s can alone lie had from
Z. WiNSl.OW, Agent oS,!te Wilmington
anil Raleigh, Rail Koad Company. at the
Office ul The Company, foot of l.nnrcns
street, Charleston, ). g., 10 when please
Apply.
March %, 1892. .
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PERRY Y MOSES.

(At the old stand Of A. !. g. u. Mos"s) }
Offers to his friends and lie public generally.
a fresh supply nicvcry variety oi goods selected
by himself, viz: in Dry tooI:'-
81. 7-S, IA, 81 t. mp tn FL Donrsics, from
s cents u yard mp or less by 'l,. qunnli'y.
Brown Linens nj II - cents yard,
t"lorc;l musIins, and Linen l.uslrcs, yards
IN the dollar.
White Crap. :ihaw!s nj - oO
IN GROCERIES,,
Baltimore flour, twarran;ch goo) II sc 80
Cash.
81 Sacks Salt.
Barrels of Lard =
Old Government lava C"ltc ;i,-Sfafts
Sugars Of ni kinds, sUlt. cActrnt quality at
IL CrniS.-
Sperm anI Ataman:;nc Candles, less than
II ~ ran be hoH.hi regularly in Charleston by
The box. Almonds, liasons, figs, CurTantS,
tiir"n, Candy, &r.
CROCKERY,
in great variety. nt very low prices. an'l he
BEflES c"mpciliion i'll hardware, Cutlery
ana Carpenters Tools.
April 2nh, 1872 Eff
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Plantation fer Sale,

valuable plantation situated in Sumter
District - miles EaSl Of Camden, aud : miles
North "i Spring liill: containing ijO acres oi
land. nhnni 2W acres in cultivation: "A good
dwelling house and all Other necessary buId-
ing" thereon fine springs of water. and re-
mnrknhly healthy. Tie above place is 81 very
pleasant summer residence. Application fur
information may he made nt this office, or 10
Tie subscriber "n the premises.
MARY GRlER.
Ori. ~, 1882 5!-iG
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acknowledgements

At THE OLD STAND OF s. 4 }. GILBERT
ElG s. & f.. NJ. G lib Err II
49, - continue The CtERIA G. r.
~ - - EUSINESS AT the above
siand-Nc. 80 and 10 Wentworth street.
Charleston where ll.cy Will be pleased to
exhibit 10 Their old friends and customers
a very extensive Stock of Vehicles, coal
together with various o'hcr styles usually
'oand in his market. Their long acqnaint-
ance with this market as manufacturers
and dealers viii enable il,cm to tifhr great
Inducements to purchasers both in styles
and prices.
August 2l, 1852. di-n
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Notice,

All persons having demands aunin,, the f..
tate Of +. =. nclSrr, deceased. will present them
dnly aiieSied: and those i;lrhicd will make
payment to T.. VI. Anderson. Esq. SunIcr> ill.
:. c., LOUISA BEl.Sl.R, ALm'rx.
Oct. 20ih, 1851 80 #
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For Sale,

My HOUSE AND LOT. in The village Of
Snmtcrvillc, where now live. There are
fitrN-FlNE ACRES OF LAND III the lol
Terms made easy 10 the purchasers.
Jan ID. lSj2. l3-if W. LEWIS.
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Lewis III. IIaLGn,

40. E3V " a.h.7E'GNdt S'E'EEE.E.'I'
CHARLESTON. S. G..
oii%-Srcrm and Wha!c-Agrnt fa Tie
l.rn"klyn tnctnry.
Witt. LEAD "a gent Tor Union tnnnanv.
IRON SAf ES-Ag.ni for Ricl.'> s;nlnn,audcr
pl.NTfOKN $t'Ai.ES-A.cn, n,r iamrirS
BOG NKDljS SIS MiiLS-Agrm for Mr. B.
GEORGIA BURR STONES. Mana,,rtu
r'rs' articles. If
lEi.IllER BANDS, Il large STOCK
Charleston, Oct. &, 30
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Cheap Goods.

TIE subscriber has jus, returned from
Charleston with full assortment of l. l.
KINDS OF GOODS. Wares and Mcrchnn-
disc in his line Of business having exercised
the utmost diligence in buying them ClEh +
AND coon, (nnd goods wcH honaM arc h0if
soiu) he can make il an object I" any ono 10
make II bill with him, either nj Whnlrsalc or
Retail. PEKltl MOSES.
April Glh, 1872 2l--ti
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7 {; J 81 ~ 2

EFING appoin,ethihe Agent Of NEw'IAN
IS =, n,..'"l'!s r. ""lr'!i,so'',...'en1NNo FORTES, can
recommend tIicm as Geitts- -flshed in cN-
puisilc manner, wilh m entire Iron Franc
to keep them in tunc. and MT liable tn oct
OUT of tune 50 readily, with English Grand
Action. & To uctaves, in Rosewood cases.
These Planes arc manufactured in }altI-
more in a Southern State, warranted To
stand TIC ciimlic not 10 wind or draw un.
sha'l he pleased lo receive orders, and
will have them delivered ly competent
pcrso,, who Will put them mp aud tune
hem.
Terms moderate md easy. Call and
sec before purchasing elsewhere.
PERRY MOSES, Agent.
June %. 1892. Bill
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade.

-
IN CHARLESTON. $. G..
wv. GH. bancroft s., Go,
233 kTNG-ST. e doors below Wrniworlh.S ST.
Constantly on hand,
SILKS AND SILK GOODS,
Dress Goods Of all descriptions,
Alpaccas, ArrnooS and Bunbazincs,
Prints and Gingharns.
Cloths, Cassamcrcs and Vcstings, y
Hosiery. Gloves, &c. &C., Sc
-ALSO--
Georgia Plain and Kcrscva,
Plain and Striped OSnalurgs,
B'eached and Brown Dnncs,ics,
Super Duttico Blankets.
Our business is done strictly for Cash
and on lle One Price .Syfrm, and we arc
confident no house in The city can Give
BETTER BARGAINS.
Charleston, s. c., Sept 81, 1852. iS-l,n
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Through Fare from Charles
TON 10 BALTIMORE SI75G,
TO rllll.AnElLillIA $40;
AND TO NEW-YORK $50.

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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1862

MINNESOTA INDIANs-Little CrO.c's Speech. -
The Minnesota Pioneer of the 9th ult. gives the
following:
''The Sioux Indians of Kaposia, being solictous
about the ratification of the treaties, assembled
last Saturday in large numbers, and took a Cir
cular smoke, and had a sort of informal council
The chief, Little Grow, about thirty years old,
with q raccoon tail dangling at each leg, and
dressed in full suit Of otto throughout, stood
up and talked as follows "Last year our
Great Father made a great fuss about the
treaties. He asked us to hitch along and let
MN SIT down on our grounds, while we could
have talk together about his buying our land.
Our Father sat down with lis and began to talk
with us, and white stick, and then whistle,
and he kept on in that way for almost two
moons-kept us waiting there, many bands hav-
ing come from away up the Missouri river We
got very tired. We danced attendance on our
Father so long that we raised no corn Our
Father is a devil of an old fellow to hunt, if he
can only corner drove of cattle. Our Father
is great glutton; he would go and shoot a
cow or an OK every morning, and give us the
choice pieces of it, such as the head and the
paunch; and there he kept us waiting for six
weeks; and when the cattle were nearly all
gone, and he had whitfield all the sticks he could
find, he got up and shut his. Jack knife, and
'belched up some wind from his great belly and
poked his treaty at us, saying, | will give you
SO much for your land 1t is true, he said that
the Senate at Washington would have to ratify
the treaties. WE'LL we signed the treaties. We
could not help ourselves. We went home. We
had no corn crops; and could find no game to
speak of. Well, the white settlers came in, and
showered down their houses all over our coun-
try. We did not really know whether this coun-
try any longer belonged to us or not. The set
tiers did give us something to eat, that is certain
They have generally been very kind to us; but
this is what we are waiting to know, whether
our Father means to take our lands for nothing
or whether he means to pay us the money and
the annuities he promised to us in the treaties ]:
We do not want to be humbugged out of our
lands. We owe debts,- and we want to pay
them. If our Father had said, move along !;
you must move along; you shall move along, it
is likely we should have had to go; but that
was not the way our Father talked to u.s. He
said, you have no game here; our people are
hemming you in; you can nave no schools nor
farming; while you live scattered, you owe
debts; you need annpities; will you go, my red
children, if we give you so much;' We thought
that wash&ery kind, and we said yes Now,
what have we: Why, we have neither our
lands, where our fathers bones are bleaching,
nor have we any thing What shall we do %
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mdse wIamsis pkgs do Cooper 4eo-sunds to order
Total 9l4 bales cotton, l0li hhds tobacco.
ATONPer steamer Patrick Henry 3s05 SKIS es ties lard
o0 ties % bbs beef IL b pork cask bnrop 1886 hides
Nye Bro dco443 bb lime Elder dcoi1 bbs salelnta 22s
Waworh2 kegs butter bl orre Gayle &eo2 do Mont
Tort d Paulin-sundries 10 order
YfcKsBuRGPer Princes. IS bales cotton
o2 DO Buckner Sfanon23 Buchannon Carroll &co Feowes
&col2 Wright Williams Inrraon-4 do
bbls syrup Brand ndry43l bx Icnches orderToa
100 bales cotton.
LAFoURCHEPer steamer Mary Foley q bb moaes Lobt &
Capeniere do Sabao7 do Brand Landr3 hhds
Fenrn Donegan bales Reedl4 10 Lapeyre
10 do Te &o2i do order22i sacks potatoes So SKIS
Lacroix--sundries 10 order.
oPEIOUsAsPer Anna bales cotton bales
Mler5 do, 81 hides Beoll9 rolls leather Gly9 do WIN
Soery-6 do C BaBchn-3s, 900 feet lumber Perret.
46 do Buchannon Carroll kco2 Bander Williams
7s Greenwood &co9l Wright Williams Aco-Total
FLATBOATs
In First District
TENNEssEEPer Parker Kinks WrgLt thrcs 100
hhds tobacco to Turner, Wilson &co.
CoNsIGNEEs.
Per ship saac Aleron from NewYok-M &eo-J seelB
Nauiro &co Stone Malard Sco-A Benass
co-A Grief keel Wright &coP Fell Kenne,
j Adhms-B T Yenari-C T Buddeeke Haney-P r
Col IorenzoF Folgcr &coG SephensJ Mathews &co-A
nl-Sbield dco-Btewser &co-Psyne HarrisonWaermn
Greenwood &co-I Marsh Denman &coPerdreay!e RochoG
p Tnret-Edgsll Mnlor &coW vredenburg a.
Benneit-D CARROLL NJ Ellis co-Lacey &co-A Elott-H II
onnldson Buckner Standardization, Touman dcoE Stevens
c0-Prieri Frost &co-E Hart &co-ani order.
PASSENGERS
Per bark Admiral from Bremen-276 In seerage.
Per brig Ada, San Ncaragua-60 passengers.
Fer r Amhtrie from su Juan de Ncangua-is ps'seuger'
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE.
Tuesday Morning, June Is, 1852.

and heard of only about 500 bales sold Prices were
about the same as last quoted
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
orains4v iss M Nn. Fair '1911
Middling.. .sI@91S Good Fair. nominal
Good Middling. 1ok@ll Good and Fine .... nominal
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales. Tobacco, hhds
' ysstsrday.. ''' ieo-1ss,ee 'i isis-esss7
1:4l2-589 S7,70S
ycstcrday.... 5261-1 351 1873 224=5I.Sls
Stock on hand not cleared. .61,456 1880
T0BACC0-The demand continued good and 200 hhds
were taken, Including 20 hhds at 49, AZ at Az S. at 4<e
u h. and 4s in three lots of which we did not hear the
particulars.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES-Business in Sugar was con.
fined to retail transactions at former prices Of Mosses
some 400 bbls taken at 2527e u gallon for prime
and choice re-boled.
FLOUR-Looking upwards and about 1900 bbls sold
including 1872 bb Ohio at So 20 $50 fancy at SO s715
200 St Louis superfne, at 81 2 Extra St Louis
at 81 9Ofd5 p Dbl
GRAIN-Saes of Corn 1900 sacks including 225O mixed
at 4s049 and 1900 prime yellow at 500 q bushcl
PROFESSIONALISM firm. with sales of 100 bbls
Mess including 400 without inspection slS 40 bbls
at the rate and 300 bb from second hands but in
one ot at s1s so y Dbl OF Bacon we noticed sales of
~ S' iip t'iAo5 wv terceS shoulders
at IA and q tierces Extra sugarcured Hams at lie
b.. OF Lard some small lots of bbls sold at 9 and 400
kegs Con Friday Or Saturday, at 1o9ie T. fb.
RlCE-25 tierces "a fair article) disposed of at
416& p fb.
CoFFEEsales 200 bngs Rio at O. and $50 prime at I'd
. h.
sALT-1lo0 sacks Liverpool were taken at 600 for
Coarse and 81 10 sack for Fine delivered and $500
sacks Turks Island at CO. L sack.
GGNNY BAGs-Improving, and we noticed sales of
10000 in bales wo LOTS at $40, short time adding in
tercst.
WHlshY-The sales embraced barely 100 bbs at 1876
for Rectifled and II 1st for Raw.
FREldHTs-A ship taken for Havre at "a for Cotton
EXCHANGES
Sterling. Observation-Disclosures, 1ooa11o
fob. 20
view orr sNty-oay Bills .lD11s " ct disc
elene Ohecks on NeWfo .parGO Z p ct. disc
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EypORTS

NEW Y0RK-Per ship Iawrence $50 bales cotton ls hhs
tobacco, II pkgs mdse and sundries.
LVERPooPer ship cotton 1000 bbls -four $50
cedar logs, l1l6 slaves. ~
BARCELoNA-Per ship AlgodOnera: 1865 bales cotton.
oPoRT0-Per bark Indiana 900 slaves.
BOSToNPr bark Buchanan bxs 55 hhds tobacco 1851 pigs
ieSi Ais bales hemp, i76 SKIS
MARSEll.LES-Per bark Ardennes: $500 slaves.
boRpEAuN-Pcr bark tauinnebourg stsve hides
HAVANAPer brig soule kegs lard $40 do
50 boxes cheese. - - - '-'
81 PiEREPe schr Cas Rogers hds tobacco 1000 corn
100 y bbls beef, 80 100 slaves. ~ ~ '
1AMfCo-Per sChr STAR 10000 feet lumber bbs hams
PENsACoLAPer r 200 SKIS corn so bb -four 20 do beef
PENSACoLA-Per schr Dora: Ballast.