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A Brave Re.i.,an,e.

There is little danger after all .to h.
a2prehended from ruffian force If a man,
nerve and coolness desert him not ,t n,
pinch. In house attacks the odds are in in
finiteiy against the assailants. The st,a,.., M ~
IS generally made in the dead Of night:
robber party are never sufficiently orpsni2et
to combine their efforts judiciouslT. AM
two men within, if properly armed and
plentifully supplied, with ammunition ars
ln my opinion fair match fora dozen Out.
side the doors. '"''
Catm and steady courage does wonders
certainly, and even when snrprsed ana nm.
prepared, cool man will rarely be ief,
s1a.n ssl.nyul some means of defence. The
yn a ~ .vvelD - true saw "a gleg (ready)
!, dleFe was never better illustration of
tnaH uutn, tnan the heroic resistance Offered
~ en aged gentleman in ,lie south NJ FIR. Ire.
land, to band of rafians under the : r,os, s
discouraeing circumstances. '
Several sesrs ago, when the souib ofI,o
land was, as Il has ever been within ,hs
memory Of the oldest inhabitance in Iis' I
turbea state, q gentleman advanced in years
lived IN . retired country house. He was a
bachelor and whether trusting to his suppo-
'ea Popularity, or imagining that the gene
az alarm aIpong The gentry was groundless.
le Continued on bis lonely msision long Al.
er hIs heighbcrs hadquitted theirs for safer
esldence IN town. He had been indispo-
81 i9r several days, and on the nigh. be was
'Itecked, had taken supper In his bedroom. |
vn,cn was on the ground floor, and inside a
'aiiof, WIN which Il communicated. The i
siynnls went to bed; the house was shut \
3 for ne night, ani the supper trsy. with
4 =, ,sPPpfisrsnces by. proyidentisi over !
\. .eH io'sciten in The ola man cham \
= s'1As hes's si'sr s. had retired 70 ssd hs
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Jefferson Life Insurance Co
Of Cincinnati.
incorporated by the State of Ohio.
100000 Capital

foAa.eu py tne State OF Ohio.
100000 Capital
lFE INSURANCE effected in this comma
Any on tne Mutual and Joint Stock system.
Company arc - '"''
l. thas capital of 800 900. we'll sscn,.d
mas 'wI aepaftmenis, the mutual and isini
s.ocki tle mutual department being secured
foundations. ''N i'' a''
The rates Of premium in the Joint stock
department are rednced equal to n enurui cash
Tdiyicenc IN advance of 33a per cert. =
.. In the mutual department, bat one. hair =,
me annual premium isreqaired in cAs,. wbsn
the insurance is for life and the nnn.l n ,on,;'
um amounts to $40 dividend of profits apnuni.
erable, anu uahs
| 4. Inc NE of the husband NAV be insured
loi 'ne beneflt Of the wife, the insurance. nav
aoie TO her, Tree from all claims OF creditorsorf
representatives. We are not aware of this pro.
VISION In any other Company in Ohio; itjs
III none OF the English Comoalies, and bnt lew
oil tne Eastern Companies.
.. Inc premiums muy be paid SEMI -anpusl
,or quarterly, if preferred. - =
" Inc premiums received will beK invest d
In g west, and the money paid annnalIv Sor
nc insurance retained among us.
Al! snouid insure who are not CERTAIN of
leaving their families. in Comfortable c;,c,m.
stances, and all whose income denend unon
.neir personal eyertion', as Cergymcn. Pbps;.
Clans, Lawyers, Mechanics, Clerks. Book
keepers, ane those public. Also. Merchants
Iradesmen and Manufacturers in actiys hns;.
ness, whose property depends ,pon ths yicis Jc
situdes Of trade. r''' ' '''''
- Those whose real estate is epcu,obs,cd
4. Those who require the cudorss,nen.
lheir III friends for their security.
.. Inc lives Of all parents who might lea ',
'helr families unprovided for at their death,
Officers and Directors.
Il. II. GOODMAN, Prsst
L. BENTON, Sec'y.
Directors.
u Cincinnati.
Wui;. W. 2. GOODMAN, George Carlisle,
w w Co.' Charles Conahan,
sann.; ZONES, A. G.. Burt,
n ~ N .. heys, Chas. Goodman.
" y y " Dreshlsr, Columbus, VIM. McCammop
n. y. Payne, Cleveland, o., E. Gest.
G Doara % Finanee.-Hon. Jacob Burnst
Samuel Virgins, Esq., T. s. Goodman. Eso
B. +. CONWAY, Arent
e; s; B. HEnrsrrAp, Medical Eraminer.
May 81, ls5l-9dwiy
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s. d. BISHOP,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

mo. y front Street, Portsmouth, Ohio,
~ WOULD call tho attention Of his QUITO
mers' friends, and the public in general
- 10 his large stock Of
Fan and Winter Goods
suitable foi Mems and Boys wear which h,s
Just been received from New York, consis,ing
OF Cloths, Cassimeies, Twecds, Sattinotts
Jeans, Vestings, Linens. Drills, &C.. Of ali
colors and qualities. which he is preuared 10 10
make up in the latest andmost fashionable stvle
Always on hand fine stock of =
KeGdy-sNyGEe CI0thiwg.
Shirts collars, drawers, scarf, craya,s. Sioves
stocks, Hose Of every description Of maks f1v md
material that is in use. All kinds of Ta;Iors,
Trimmings, and every article of Mems wear
except Hate and Shoes, which will be sold as
low as canbe bought in the State. =
To Tailors.
am Agent for Scott's semi.anpns, and
monthly Mirror of Fashion, which am nrs- ~..
subscription prico. =, he
Oct. IL, ls4I--wtf - D.
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vas elarmed At heoliog window lifted i
1.-The onletap apaflment: bis chanbef.aooF ~
Iajar, and the moon shone brillinnllv lhFouo
tne the open easement, rendering objects Il
lne parlor distinct and pe5ceplible 10 an
person IN the inner room. Rresentlya a maj
I!eaped through the window, and three other
followed him in quick succession. The oil,
lgentlemSn sprsng ifo1i his bed, but untor
'nnately there were no arms in the apart
lment; recollecting, however, the forgotten
supper tray he provided himself with d case
knife, and resolutely took his stand behint
the open door He had one advantage owe
the murderers, they were in full moonliph,
Iand ne shrouded in impenetfable dark
'lness.
Amomentary hesitation took place anon,
tne party who seemed undecided as 4, which
oi them sheuld enter the dark room: for ac.
quainted with the localities of the house
they knew well where the devoted victim
slept. At last one Of the villains can,;nus.
Y approached, stood fora moment in tbe
door-way, hesitated, advanced step-not !
Whisper washeard, a breathless silence reion.
cd around, and the apartment before hin
was dark as the grave itself. Go on. blasl
Iye! What the devil are We afeerd Off sa;J
the rough voice of an associate behind. he
took second step, and the old mans knife
was buried in his heart! No second thrns,
was requisite, for with deep eroan the rob.
Der sank upon the floor.
The obscurity Of the chamber. the sudden
destruction caused by that deadly thrust
prevented the ruffians in the outer room
rom knowing the fate of their companion
a second presented himself, crossed tbe
lnareshhold, stumbled against his dead asso.
ciale' and received the old mans knife in his
bosom. The wound, though mortal was
not SO fatal as the other, and the rufIisn had
strength to calculate that he was a dead
man "eAu
Instantly, several shots was fired. hut The
Old gentleman's position sheltered him from,
the bullets. A third assassin advanced lev.
eiled long fowling- piece through the door
way. ana actually rested the barrel against
lhe Old mans body. The direction howey-
ef, wasa slanting one, and with admirable
seif-Possession, he remained steady until the
murderer drew the trigger, and the ball mass.
ed him without injury; but The fash from
HE Ambush hTha.e,y ~ disclosed the place Of
ii ,nhha nhIn commenced a desperate
: ,suasm'ne y,f Iop9er' q powerful and alhlel-
,ronnd lie boJ. Jseo ,s ana seized his victim
.ween The ron, ba,sm,a s,e was no equality be-
,trengtb and si,honah a. WIN regard TO
,ften and cnr;o,..,.. u.ouen uie oia man struck
,.s,a ;nSay rulousiy WIN MS knife, the blows
= m seua ,hs son. ,;,p ana ne was thrown heavi
i'm Eyen % tb.n ,.a ~ .h.. .ne murderer above
nee Of mini , Sa..s - ~; .las moment, ms pres
10 So"nd i,u .hu, 'aseu ss .n,s neroic gentleman.
,,snoJ ~ ,oInu ~ ,na. lne olade oil the knife had
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Ees leave 70 announce to the citiaens 4
!. ~ portsmouth and Vicinity, thaths has re-
%oysu e ses iiame building recently occupied
~ yeoIgs reglemans on Front street, where
Ctackers allkinds Of and ~. Y A.. ,ss
Nov Ps,k16b0 - oawlY 's'''1sy
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SUE MARRIED TO AN AMERICAN LADY.
his 4ast letter from Paris, Mr.. Gillardet states
that Eugene Sue, the distinguished novelist
has been permitted to reside in Sardinia
through the Intervention OF his father. in.law.'
Mr.. Niles, charge of the United States at the
Sandman court. Times. ~
Eugene Suc did not many Mr.. Niles,s
daughter-Mr. Niles married Sues mother.
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Special Advertisement.

Special Advertisements. (
- 4. ROSS, Front street, offers for nile
Ne ~ bbls New Orleans Sugars;
~ bbls Loaf and Powdered Suesrs.
50 0bxs Soap & Candles receiy d by wsgo,
Ivy sxs: Western Reserve Cheese;
81 sacks Buchwheat Flour;
10 sacks Rio Coffee;
ana tole;ably general assortment of other
GROCEi les which advertiser is auxiops ,o
Doc. 26 1871. rs
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RE M OWED
e. STRAUSS g. RROTWEI

WH0LEsALE AND RETAIL DEAL.
w ERS in Ready made Clothing have re.
moved TO two doors below J. L. Mcvey & Co.
Drug store, Front street, Portsmouth, o.
where they will be pleased to see and accom-
modate all who may desire articles in their
They have on hand large stock Of coats
vests, pantaloons, shirts, undershifts, dra wers,
nandkcrchieis, trunks, carpet bags and fur
nishing goods generally, which will be sold
low, either wholesale or retail.
Sept 81 '51--d0swtf
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OTCapt. Naglee, who was charged with
perpetnting frauds upon the Government, by
means Of forged lend warrants, and who TAX
en- TO Washington from Philadelphia for his
!rlal, was honorably acquitted, on the 10Th
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a. ! New 2, 2. Hat and Cap
MANUFACT0R VI
WHOLESALE AND retail.
o'A DOOR WEST OF Tnr FRAskI1s IIorss
...-.--il!. -iPl0!.rtsinoutIl, Ohio

P0 Mo MUARAY 800.
:, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Stoves, Crates, Castings and Iiollor.r,,.
MsI0qol eGoorerS oil
WEST SIDE OF MARKET, STREET.
PVG9SM ;a . TER., OIsTr0o
I've invite Country merchants Fn,s.ss.
men, and citizens generally. 10 cai, arnaes ass
Ieaamihe ourstoek. Allorders prom a., ans :
and despatch. ''a WIN neatnes
Portsmouth Sept. ls,'49--a4wtf.
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n. q. JEFFERSON.

gkIHDs-s.Qfais and Grnin soy,b,.
81 3 ,s enasls, Grain Cradles, ctaas Hooks iiav
Nrss" fofkss Garden ticrs, ol67 ~ ~
May ~ T. N DAyEY
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NoticetoCredilors.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all person. u.
/ ierested, that Al my instance a writ oe =, /
lachment was this day issued BY Cornelins NJ H.
Coy, a Justice Of the Peace Of WAYNE town,h;n
10 the county Of Scioio, against tho goods. chat.
tics.rights, credits, monies and effeeta n VIII
lam Munrow an absconding deb tor. -
Nov, %. 81. BRIAN C. JONES
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CLovER and TimOth Seed for sale by
G.., . ,os, s. R. ROSS.
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MILLER g. ELSAS,
WA1n0)1S{a.


No I, Corner of Front & Jefferson sts
AViNG made some new acrange ments
= - ana renewed their stock of Cloths,
Cassimeres, yestings and Ready. Made Clo'
thing, with special view to the
Fall and Winter Trade,
are now prepared TO furnish their former Gus.
toners, and all who may favor them with a
call, with every article for GontIemsn, ]
Wardrobe, Of the best quality, the latest style
ana on the most accommodating terms, at
Wholesale or Retail.
Considering themselves second to none in
CUTTING AND FarrNo, and being determined
not 10 be undersold, they invite gentlemen de.
'irous Of wearing fine, fashionable and cbean
'uii Of clothes to give them call.
Cravats OF various kinds, Pocketkerchiefs
shirts, Gloves, ,Suspenders. &c, always on hand
Portsmouth, July 2, 1851. I.-n22
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WEHAvE JUsTRECEJvEDA A LARGE
w and well selected stoch Of -
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. 8
All Of which we offer WHOLESALE or prr.,, -,
at prices that will defy cens .lition. =
To Country Merchants, Furnacemep a,d
Dealers generally, we will duplicate Sny iI h;Iii
bought in Cincinnati or Pitlsburrb ~ H.
same kind cfgccds as we nre determ;nad ~ -
us. ass r HAVE n'Soyo ~ Sooy
seotl8-dw-tf : : - :" :. w. =.
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BOOTS AMID SWOES

suitable for The FALL and WINTER trade
ALSO:
Hats, Caps, Trunks, Carpet Bags und sachells
together with good stock Of Leather, consist
ing in part OF Spanish Sole Leather, Pbiladel
phia and eastern tan, Calf. Kip and Moroc.
co skins Lining and Binding do. shoe pegs
nails. thread, &c. All Of which he will rell
at Wholesale or Retail, on the most iayorabl.
September l, Is5l-d&wtf
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Superior Cotton Yarns.

No. received from the franklin Cotton
y "llis, q shipment of their very superior
Carpet Yarn;
Coverlld do;
Candle Wick;
Twineend No. l Batting,
For sale at the lowest manufacturers, n,;...
lseP"ol JAS. PURSELL
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Corn again on the Rise.
WIN. SALISBURY

|, EM Has opened new stock Of
~ Saddles and Harness on Front
q Slreet two doors east Of the
lion Block, the square above
Oakes & Buskirks. whe,a Dss ~
oe found Sadles Of any description sts stvis can
price, with all the different kinds andysret;,s. :.
> Brides, Buggy Harness,
Fancy +, nc and Plain, Wagon and cart Harne,.
In snort naked horse or team can be ;ttad -.
az moments notice, with any oualtv ea os s;: ouI
sun, or with harness suitable for any n n,nonIs us
oa as reasonable termsas the town aforSs &,
ol ms manufacture, warranted and JJEaa JefoSd5s
aiso. constantly kept, Riding and. spuea. Rue..
o,W,i.ones, y, Trace Chains and Hames. BlocS sgy
collars, Halters, Portmanteaus. IL
S,nn, %l.a az other articles that comprise .ad,.
''9Gk, oi good material and ready .for ers a,,sei
he is desirous Of trading for Pie Iro% Oayers; s
soliSis Furnace men to call and ;i,yest;a.t,. ana
. moiE bis old friends and the pnbi;c a'e ;a ms
eral are requested to give him CALI and ~ gen
" ose hls STOCK and prices, and if tbey tb;nS
p!rt accordingly: ~ ~ nun -iinotre
Dec. II, 1850,-w-fv
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NEW CROP-N, o. Melasses, choice oual
Iy iiy in lots for sale by SIR, ROSS.
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BOOTS 2 SHOES.

E PREDIGER stiil continues ~. ROOT
ID and SHOE business, IN tI,s Is Jou hDiIdl !
ing OF John Clark, Front street, md nd; 1.
prepared 10 sell Of he own manufactn,a sas -
Cash, anything in his line as cheap a. il On A. =
be purchased west Of. tho mountains. All ~.
derB promptly attended to. Work done Win
neainess and dispatch, and warranted. INK
Mechanics. -
Portsmouth, Feb 10. ls5l--4syl
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT, and Ca!cined
Ill Plaster, fresh, for sale by S.R.ROSS.
Aug. 26, 1851.
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MUSrARD.--l0 Cases, "a boxes each 70
lM sale by (june le) s. r. ROSS. +
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
M. KEHOE.

WOULD respectfully announce 10 his Gus
w toners and the public in gene ral, tha
no has just received very large and well Sc.
lee ted stock of
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GA SUGAR, MOLAssEs, @E
COFFEE and TEAS, for NHEs4
sale in quantities, fully as low as any in mar.
ket. june II S. .R. Ross.
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House FUrmishing Goods.

House Furnishing Goods.
| HtARPETiNGS and Oil Cloths, 25 70 81 ,o5
INjsPer yard, Stand, Suspending and Han
Lamps: Chapdaliefs and Girandoles with Drops
BSittania Coffee Sets with detached Pieces.
French Gill China Tea Sets, Vuses, &c.
White and Painted lroDstone Dining and
Tea Ware, Wall and Window paper-- various
qualities. a general aasortnient Of The above
just received and for sale by 10y,
\ Sept l,'5O JAMES RURsELT..
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" A fullandcomplete assor rtment o Ten,
Sugars, Tobacco, Nails, Iron, Coffee. Molas.
sess Powder, Cordage, &c. always on hand,
at Eastern Wholesale prices.
gJ Particula rattention giyen to orders.
Portsmoutn May 8 ,l646. II. s.-
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NOTICES.

NJOTICE.-If Mr. THOMAS j. HARRISON, Of
NewYork in this city, will hear Of something to bis adyan-
soyi1 G Il 'f'A &C BoGEgT 4 Co, 20 Camp s'ree..
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vUvHE ONLY TRUE PORTRAIT OF WASH
Il INGToN.-Ju.t published, T. b. WEIGHS MAGNIFICENT
PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON.

permsn) Suarts only original psrais in the
This upeb picture the THOMAS
suLLY eminent and highly gifted artist the ory eOr,ee.
adopted Of Wa.hingtaa GEORGE
ion The ssbatd AND Er 5TsTeE
the Supreme the United States "As work art
happy in its kenes Father of h country good
have him in the days of bohod and his whole
ayo Issued likeness eey
the well the form and features Of the he And says
& FEs af Ss4 PEE s'sa
b sS I N Ap
the Stuart pin mind than
an ass ls,ia the air
which all who him considered marked Characteristic
Of the ilustrious man 1t commentaries" .
Washington following Juris's and
Harding, 81 Boston eha.i
ssS FGo,s 1 an W s s. A. sn &C., II bs
Cas- A. Grahnm John p Kennedy Hon R. c. VIM
nl:5 ,S Rs}: s @
the well known Lbr'isn of the Boston Athenenm who
Z r wbpple Richard Hidrsh Everett,
Sparks VIM Prescott L. D. Washington irving Ralph
!eck i ". Loagie!ow VIM. Glmoe smms and FROM EUROPE
Lord T Ma sTsy Sir A!ehaa alison Lord Mayer 0o
have proclaimed superb engraving
To enable all this valuable sold at the low
~ Published by GEORGE W. cHILps
N. w. corner Of Fifth and Arch streets, Philadelphia
os Boo n No.
This Porr only be obtained from Mr. BYERLf or from his
have Department. by
which copies of the Portrait be sent to point mail
E by RENTING DOLLARS J. D. BYERLY, New
Orleans will have Of the Portrait sent to them Free OF
furnished at the low price of IS ench oefaS eodlm
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscENr,l
Wednesday Morning, November II, 1852. )
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship United States Martini for Sabine and Galveston Wsha
I wG ssTS
s ss z znps SSs 5sY s ssPG %ssA S5ssSs
Martha, Elem. for Charleston ELLevy
ARRIVED
ss VIM Kahn Smith from Apssshisqa to Ta.smDan
ship Asse Greon days from Hav mastor9d
sh cna, from yspSs to MhsIs district Sssd dist
Ship Saxon, Crosby Liverpool m,a.er-s district.
STEAMBOATS,.
Delaware, Baker, from s. Louis.
Emperor Ir Cotton Cotton from b BayG a Sara
Memphis, &C. cow ,.d from rom ysi s
Anna, Johnson from opelousas.
oscsoia, Ross, from Bayou Ten.as
Towbon Phsax from the PasItowed down ana to sea-
Saxon and Belle Assize
to sea- 10th inst ships Msngos Montreal and Robert Hooper
brought ship Carnaie, 6arks coperncus d Junia'a.
MEMORANDA,
"a Steamer st. Louis left St. Louis the 18th inst In port
ST. Paul loading for Newoeans The eanne Downs Just arrived
Swamp quarantine Passed the Uuncle Sam below New
Madrid and Josiah Lawrence at Helena.
EXPORTS ....
salt 40 bsls potatoes 80 do whisky 1870 pkss mdse
HAvRE-Per ship Museong 1858 bales cotton so stsyes
NEW YoRK-p ho Westminster: 245 bales sotton sa7 barrel
whisky 5 lard 1901 bds hides 1851 hides s pkge
merchandise
pRoyDENcE-Per bark Hill: It's bales cotton leo bbls
lasses.
a. bread 70 tb and as ks bacon 700 Igs mds
schr Amphe $50 bbls flour los brs tobacco
CHARLESToN-Psr bark Harriet Martha 10 hhds tobacco
$50 bb mOs 10 do whisky l0s casks bacon 200 coils rope
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IMpoRTs.


S.s ss & 1 g. e.
company-Is cabin $3.50 eernge passengers.
;s. I YIN '' s ss,tsa
Mecnoche Donn-s do Bennett Kerr aeoi do Matca Aeo
pENsAcoLAPer sehr 800
TURKS ISLAMDPer botk Mary Dale s59S bags sat Kelly Co
nynghsm &so.
81, a. 40 DO GO csass cotton s. nsr ss
Coma ly &co--& sandrer
HAMBURG bark copernea Ia pkg. mise eauehs-sd do
w . s q slrs s s .s ssersa
%a.s .lsts; e. ss !.
orderlco Shark staanerloo pig iron
Robb-9so steenge passengers
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
s:s%st 7'1s q x; asi ss:
Do Fl: ss
ss sLs aor u bales Hewitt Dc Baker leo
FIJI I'LL sss Ssas
sas1s hsse sS .i
e. fts: & * r.
e ..s r..
cenys@si I. leather Dbl. sgr.
e. 'S oil Lands
~ s.s: pss: Il ~l e :ss:,
do apples 4 ets 100 do hid. Gvsns
s. psi: " e.
/. Sssss 8s 81 sp 81 s,a
sss.i ST. ,sf ss.siy ssi
cooks Rf s lie.
s: @s ssss ss ssss ss S @
a s1ss % sss:
se
q S s p ts
Resr,soa FRI aso Lloyd ss
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sss
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Duncan &cos Downs, Cuddy dco-total 10 bales cotton.
BAYOU SARAPer steamer tpsey balsn cotton Genrd
do Freln dcoIs lGl Andea Oakley ii,wkns-s sidda
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total cotton balsi3 ls leather Gly-o do Bauchn1t0
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MEAPHTSPer Gem 93 bales 2l2
&colas Robson Aln1a6 Feowes Acolsi Henderson
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CONSIGNEES.
For steamship Louisiana, from Indanoln Rugev. Blair oG
Gounny-onkey Hawks,J Connolly do-J Dorald AsoE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-18

rHOICE WINES AND LIRUORS.-BRAN-
DESSaaac the vintage of 1895 1885, lo2 and 1905 Go
1885, otar Dupuy and other brands OF various prices
andq ual 49,
WNES-oi Pahetnho South Side and East India Ma
Harmony Nephews Sherry Old Port Still
Sparkling Bouz Fear Slery Hedsk and
brands Champagne White Wine Caret IN casks aud
casss, of all quail ties. .,,,
Cox Rum; Scotch Irish Old Roanoke
Rye Whisky; Brandy Fruits und Fruits Juice; Cordas OF
Berlin Gouey' Bters everything
terms he found, for cash city paper.
900 casks PORTER aud ALE, pnts and quarts. .
poyI0 If SEWElL T. TAYLOR, Is RoHR street