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DAgUERREoTYpE MINIATURES.

r HAVE Just returned from the west-and
j l am prepared for business. Now,
whilst the opportunity offers, is the time to
secure picture
Obtain the shadow ere the substance fades.
When our friends, relatives and sweet
hearts are with Us, it would seem useless to
havea likeness ofthem, but the future may
separate ms: AZ, death may take them a.
way forever, and then correct and life
like resemblance of them, is invaluable.
have all the late styles Of cases, Gold,
Enameled, PAPER Mache, Pearls, &c. Gold
Lockets. Pins and Bracelets
Pictures taken at 49,
Rooms on Lafayette street-over DR..
Bufington's Office, where the public is in
vited to cali and examine specimens
nov Icy. sWILSON.
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70 A meeting Of the citizens Of
Savannah was held on the 18th inst,
az which it was determined to subscribe
$500 900 towards the construction Of a
direct railroad from that city to Al
bany, in Baker county, Ga, to be ex-
tended either to Pensacola or Mobile.
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~ It will be seen from notice in
another column that the Wings have a
meeting at the Court House to day at
II o'clock to nominate delegates to the
Wing State Convention to be held in
this city on the Goth inst.
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BATON ROUGE. Nov. 18th 1852.

BATON f. NOV. Iilu 1toJS
Ed. COMET The time has come when
the citizens of this city and the neighbour
ing town of Clinton should dehnitiyely
act in reference to the road that is to con-
meet thei1 wealth and prosperity.
The question is free Of all doubt and diff
culties, a trip to the interior especially to
the town of Clinton would satisfy any cal
culating man, that the contemplate. Plank
Road would fall far short Of expect alton,
would fail to produce the desired result,
while oYithe other hand of facility for
making Railroad is much greater and
would not only produce the result that the
public would expect but the necessity
would be more profitable. Indeed better
investment could not be made. My knowl-
edge of the Interior, its wants, resources
and means, with the information recently
derived from its influential and wealthy
citizen authorizes me to say that the facll-
ity for making a railroad is greater.
Very few of the planters in Fart Fclici-
ana will contribute to the Plank Road. be-
cause they have no confidence in its utility
for the transportation of freight. So long
as there is Railroad to Port Hudson, it
cannot compete with the Railroad, (which
is now in good repair,) and if it could, the
business would not Justify division-and
therefore would be injurious to both For
these reasons the citizens of Feliciana vii.
not Cooperate in making the Plank Road
but will, and are anxious to unite in con-
| structing Railroad The plan suggested,
is to purchase the Port Hudson Road
| Machinery, &c, (the most of the timbers
ARE now as good as when put down, being
made of CEDAR bis road and machinery
can be bought fofssbou. $4,000. 1t can
be relaid at an inconsiderable expense as
no grading will be necessary OH any part
OF the route.
If company were formed, the citizens
of East Feliciana will do their duty o.
this there is no doubt and l believe il
would be good policy to call public meet.
ing forthwith to organize the company
tit ought to be done before the assembling
of the Legislature, so that this portion d
the State may as well as any Other = n
recipient of favor from the State, shoula
that policy be adopted as is contemplated
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gFI1ASue
For the inform j Of RI ~ md &hen,
sixe below ! summary u such y of
z PR Cd nc r &C.,
= !! : = y as now have on hand,
~ Brown Sugar, Fair to Choice, Crushed.
Coverings Philadelphia. Pulverised
do do Double Loaf
do do, Small Loaf,
St. James Refinery, Coffee,
Choice Rio and old Java,
RICE, Louisiana and
Carolina EEA's.
Imperial Gun
powder, Young
Hyson, Black
&c, &c.
PICKLES. quarts and half Gallons; SPICES,
Ginger, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mus
tard and Pepper; FISH, Sardines, Her
ring, Goldfish, MacEerel in barrels,
quarters and Kits; OIL, Olive Il
Lamp Oil; WINES. Champaign
and Claret Champaign Cider,
in bottles; MAcARoNl and
vennicefli; ALMONDS.
Raisins, Tomato and
Pepper Catsup;
0O4MSu & VCSICI"
Butter; Western
reserve Cheese:
BEEF TONGUES, Sugar Crackers, Buttex,
BIscu1r, Soda Biscuit, Pilot bread, W
~ BUCKWHEAT.
Onions Potatoes, Lady Peas, Crqrders,
Soap Candles, Starch, Salt, Flour, 81. Louis
and Ohio; Lar, lers, Clear sides, s.
Buckets, Water on III Cotton and F,ehsk
Irvine, Baskets Wash Boards, Slew
Clothes ard Plow Lines, Cigars, Fire
Crackers, Wooden Boxes, Powder, Shot,
Caps, Bar Lead, Nails; Whiskey, barrels and
halves, common, extra Old Rye and Monon-
sahala, New York Brandy and Gin. Com
mon and Fine, Cement, Platter Paris, Sand,
Plasterers Hair, Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran, &c.
The greater portion of the above articles
can be purchased at retail and near all BY
the package or quantity. My facilities for
buying are of the best and for the CASH.
am in market with any man or any house
my store will always be found open until
O'Clock at night.
nov 10y. JOSHUA BEAL.
Church street, opposite Harvey House.
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I.r Moar,ELANp. I

w HobEsALE SsSRetsiI DEAN in all
w kinds of Groceries and provisions, Sc
CARS and Tobacco, Wines, Liquors, &c
Will be open at all hours, and spare no
pains to please customers. Every article
dsthe best quality, and at the lowest cash
l1zs;;oes. J. T. McCLELAND.
Church St. Bet,Deen Fifth and Ps,sitsH
siavy.-.A ne old stand q F3d1sssd EWe.
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Another Reason.


Though it NAV be said too late to oher
any argument" yet we like to present as
far as within our power to do SO, all that
has been left unpresented for the River
route Of the great No,thern Railroad The
route we know is fixed through the Swamp,
vet there are many principles involved IN
selecting that route which we think should
be spread before the public. The influences
that have been brought to bear on the
Board OF Directors, in locating the route
are such influences as we fear are danger
GUS to the very best interests of the State
Is the welfare and prosperity of the State
10 be overlooked for the interest Of q few
. speculators, and New Orleans capitalists Z:
This is question of the deepest interest to
the Country. Will not the company at a
very early period call on the State for aid
IN this enterprise Undoubtedly Now
# the road come the River route, there are
many reasons why this aid should be ex-
tended by the State that can never exist
on the other route It is well known that
the whole coast of the Mississippi from
Baton Rouge to New Orleans is subject to
annual overflow at immence expence to
the State this is only partially prevented
Almost every year half million Of dollars
are lost in the destruction Of property by
the River. This would be quite if MOI
entirely obyiated by the interest Of strong
and vigilent railroad company, to look aftel
the security of the embankment upor
which the rails would be lain
Would not this be legitimate objec'
10 appropriate some portion at the immenct
revenue accruing to the State form the sale
Of Swamp and overlooked lands? W.
think that this consideration of the subiec
is paramount in importe nee to all others
and if considered at all. by the Board o
Directors cannot fail, to cause a regret fo
the hasty location of the road through the
Swamp. Iii
DEATH OF JUDGE RANDALL.-W'
learn with deep regret that the Hon
A. RANDALL, Judge ofthis the 9Th Ju
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We are authoized to announce Col. A. l..
H. DUNCAN, as candidate for seat IN
the Lower House of the next Legislatures
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Mn. EpuroR.-The numerous friends OF
T. B. THORPE, Esq, would respectfully
suggest his name as Senatorial candidate
for the next Legislature. novi4.* ***#*
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For Sale

For Sale
ELOUR, Extra, Fancy and Slime. Bacon,
i Hams and Shoulders, Barrel Pork and
Lard, 20 boxes Tobacco, S s, & IS. Just
from Cincinnati. Sugar and Molasses, j"
quantities to suit the trade, with many other
articles. for sale at our usually low rate
nov 12.tf. S. M. HART Il Co.
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commercial 4 Bdl Id the country
public generally to the following recent
decision of Justice Sidell Of the SUI
preme Court. It shows at once the
folly d ADVERTISING in d country paper
that cannot as the Justice says "be
supposed to.rcach beyond the narrow
sphere Of 4 village journa We have
always been under the impression that
all advertisements should be made in
New Orleans, within whose three mu-
inequalities the State Of Louisiana is
embraced.
This decision Of the Supsape Court
confirms our impression.
GR1NNAN Us. BATON ROUGE Mills CON-
pany and Peale.-slidell, Justice.-This is
an action to recover upon certain drafts
negotiated in this city for the sccount of
the Baton Rouge Mills Company. Its OBJ
ject is to make Peale, formerly partner i'll
the concern, liable.
The partnership domicil was in Bate
Rouge. Its members resided in New
leans. 1t also had an Office in New Orleans,
kept by an agent, for the sale of bricks and
lumber.
The raising Of funds for the use of the
company was also accomplished in New
Orleans by means of bills drawn by its
agents upon McMain, Of New Orleans, one
of the partners.
The withdrawal of Peale from the COM
pany took place in the latter part OF octo-
Der, 1850. The drafts in question bear
date the following December. The only
notice of Pea les withdrawal was publish
ed in the Baton Rouge Gazette.
The question presented is as to the sufli-
cheney of the notice of withdrawal.
Held, that under the facts presented in
the present case it was unreasonable that
the New Orlea MS public should be held
constructively warned Of Peale's retire
ment BY notice in Baton Rouge news
paper whose ordinary circulation could moi
be supposed to reach beyond the narrow
sphere of village journal, A retiring
mariner is bound to use reasonable diiligenes
to inform the public. The extent OF dlih'
sence must be measured with a reasonable
regard to the circumstances Of the case
and ought not to be brought down to the
inhexible standard of publication at the
partnership domicilc, where such, standard
would expose the public to an inequltable
risk. 1t was the duty of Peale to give pub
licity to his retirement in New Orleans
and having failed to do so he must be he'd
liable on the drafts sued upon
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M. r. Raisins.

y AIsINS Of The new crop, to arrive
~. Monday per sGipsy' for sale by
box or retail.
lnov. 1i-lyl JOSHUA REAL.
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Mr.. EDITOR Mr.. JAS. S. BAILEY
will allow his pane to be used assA candl-
date for seat in the next Legislature, he
will be warmly supported by large ma
7ority of the voters Of this place.
We remain, yours truly,
MANY VOTERS.
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ATTEMPT TO MURDER BENNETT
The n Y. Herald Of the 9Th inst. pub
fishes long account Of an attempt
having been made to de stroy thelife of
the proprietor Mr.. Bennett. about three
weeks since by means of an Internal
machine, or torpedo, in the shape of a
box, containing quantity Of explosive
powder, pellets Of paper and friction
mslehes, so placed as to ignite when
theAtover Of the box turned round r..
The box, it is stated was carefully d.
|rected to Mr. Bennett, and purported
|toshaye come from Senator v Alcager,
"a Euba, and to contain specimens of
native and copper ore 'front.' the Cuban
mountains. The accounts is substan-
tiated by the afidavits of the man who
delivered the box for some unknown
person and of'those who were present
when the box was opened, after it had
been soaked in water for some hours,
the fact Of it containing powder having
been discovered through the inqu:ai
tiveness of one of the persons employed
in the Herald Office, who made All Incl
sion in it with knife, when some Of
the powder ran out We may remark
that the public will very likely think
it strange that such diabolical attempt
should have been kept private fer three
weeks
| DR.. FHines.-This notorious indiyid-
ual was arraigned, before the e. S.
Circuit Court, now in session in Savan-
nah, on the 18th inst, and plead guilty
to the charge of embezzlement from the
Post Office. As the amount abstract
/ ed was quite small, he was let off with
sthe light sentenance of six months i'm :
p.isonment in the county Jail, and a
fine Of one hundred dollars Other
indictments will probably be found
against him at the next term Of the
Georgia Superior Court.-Plcoyn7ae.
The Scientific American says that
camphor has been discovered to be an
antidote to that terrible poison strych-
nine. A man who had been thrown
into convulsions by two doses of the
poison, o1e-sixth Of a grain, admins
tered for rheumatism, was relieved by
twenty graius OF canlphor taken in SIX
| grains Of almond mixture. Dr. Sud
dock, in letter to tie London Ian
Get, claims to have made the discoy-
cry.
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Notice to Contractors.


PROPOSALS will be received at the
L Office Of Crosse Tetc and Baton Rouge
Plank Road Contrary, until the 9th Now
emaer, for The io,,owing work-viz
For cleaning, diiching and grading the
whole route.
For furnishing lumber, bridging, and pla-
cling eyverts. including draw bridge across
the SayoU Crosse j'ete.
For thanking sna completing said Plank
Road from Crosse Tote to the Mississippi
River
Proposals for the whole work are prefer
red and viii! be first considered.
For information, apply to H. W. Allen,
West Baton Rouge. s. NJ, Hart, East Baton
Rouge, OF at the Office of the company on
Crosse T6te.
Address Chas. \. Slack. President Of the
Board of Directors. JAS. H. JOHNSTON,
Crosse Tete, Nov. 5th, 1852. Secty.
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DEATH OF JUDGE RANDALL.-We
learn with deep regret that the Hon.
A, RANDALL, Judge ofthis the 9th IN.
dicial Destrict, died in Donaldsonyille.
on Tuesday last. Judge R was d ma
tive Of the city q Philadelphia, but
had resided in Lopisianna, from his
early boyhooa. His death will be
deeply regrettedb his neumerous
friends and acquaintance in this por-
tioa Of the State, where from his first
entering the State he made it his
home.-IHab., Minerva.
A man had his arm shot off at Schenecta-
dy, while firing cannon to announce the
approach of Scott.
Congress. will meet On the 9Th Dec.
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.IIAY-A fine lot on hand, and for sale by
I'LL oct 14-v. JOSHUA BEAL
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Congress, will meet on the 9th Dec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22

sbip Sheridan (packet Porter Liverpool Jane To- mde and
t passeufers Spood TeoB Co. 20th, Cd Moutaut Pon
sh- Webb and Have hence for Liverpool aat bte
sls a Ta-y iand parted with sap Washsstoa iron LIVER
pool lor New York 49,,
rde ant 7 passenger Durham Dnon june To- al ns
IA succession Of heavy squalls rom ~ 70 w, Jo nam
NAN and os opsa and topsasut staysa washed away
heas r.lls and ID csn.iie rabie other damage.
SIR Southport McCorck savannah days. cotton 70 surs-s
Chairman CO ,-.-- - II . n p
NeWur. WltneJ, TN fsparnsa re-
nsnps. Helen Ana. DO, 80 daJs Conld, smack. dse
ss-' hatcher fu b. River Plate traHspor Monterey Lowell
Ian r New York June Rs5ekah, Fy. for BALTIMORE Roaa
~. K.fr Dig Dougas, Farre. wfg freight Rendter
er,, nj Baltmors. the 81 brs showing white
una Oh an srow SO date 20 s., %, poke tL2 Yea
- oil p aseFha or Calorit, with lss-=ns-rs. al vel
gart soown oil Bath Spinner, >agna 6rAnde L. days
Yesseis ef. before reported.
Bari Di-nc@ fo fo nd Woodbury. Card~nas July gar
master. Nth baIk J. W. Andrews, or
port
suaar and Hoisa.es 20 master.
Bark Mary smh io Portand Smith, sagga Grarle 10 days
sugar and notss-s, % mater
Bne Chnt0B " al Charleston days cotton and Geo.
BuRky. I4h, u ~ oa y soke .s Caroline Of Boson
from Noble or Boston
Bns Aerr Mssn.. ssn joan ie los Remso /. DAYS .usr
honey add 1olass-s, % Mathew Flnuerau For
Bs Pua (o IAomson } Eofrs, Galveston, Texas % days
frassr-
Bne Roselm Mayer, ceraer' u days, sugar. to Event,
Rrr~n.
John r. Do-, oi Eo';sul csemb. sAsia 6rsrss joy
ieptsTi "a master
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Disasters. &c.

Bks VERMONT seege (of Eden, Me from New York FOR Daen
the night OF the 10th Perry f, opposite
her umbers tTes and the deck has
inches II feared her keel broken, her shoe
those concerned The v ssht aoahs
old and insured for $500.
schr Gypsy Bunne and from NewYork or Baltimore
freight capsked the 18th about 10 miles s. f. OF Chm
the ten hours. wheE the
schr Capt Dssoway falling IA with sr they were AeA
on board his vessel at Baltimore MONDAY sa'ug
ed nothing but they had the cptss thinks The v-
To Capt Dsoway The captain anI eIeW OF Ae
Gypsy return their heartfelt thanks for their tmy
sc Mischief mors from Malaga for New York. put into Der
to damages received on tue 'oJage
The Pansaega OF July 10 We learn mat during
yesterday afternoon the brs Aebo Capt PArot "e
the Escamba Bay, capzed AM no" Tns DOT
No lives were lost
THs srw urp HsaGl Capt coush, Guam, March IS, made
the from hayen that port va I.or ana 0o. srt "a
lis days.
Be server Fckeron which cleared from Bangor Me- the
lh int the ashore and heS
with water toved Hampden next day BY steamer
flusbsg. - -. NJ.
sg their conduct nexcusab placed them the guard house
shore
Mouday piah O'Clock, by schr Eugsna running
win strong stopped the boat late prevent
the The Isabel Ot bowsDn bboon, and injured
water causing ship leak badly No damage reported
the schooref -
reports John g. Adams jumped
The morning the 7th inst, between snd O'Clock
He had acted strangely for
Jumping overheard The vessels papers al Lost
CAPTAIN bound 10 NewYork, though not Known
BY tie until his arrival At Baltimore.
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"WEDNESDAY. July 2Q-P. n.

The Stock market to-day shows a gen.
era upward feeling for tbs lesdn Fsnces but there /,
no marked feature Ncarsgus, however, is very buoy
ant AID after the Second Board closed 3Sle showing
an improvement of 1l9 T. cent. The prevalence of
sickness on the Panama ISthmus, it 10 thought will turn
large portion Of the California stream of travel over
the Nicaragua route and enable the Trans Co. to keep
up quarterly dividends Erie was steady In the morn.
Ing, at 81 but was heavy at the Second Board aud went
to s63. Reading is well sustained closing at s77s, an
improvement of ss p cent The stock In the New.
York Banks does not vary materially Norwich is 70.
covering somewhat from the effect Of the annual report
which has been the subject Of much discussion In the
street. Harlem is steady Morris is Improving Zinc
Jess finn, snd sold at 1874. The trial of making iron
from the Franklinite will be made 1t is said this week
For Federal and State Stocks there is firm demand,
and the market swell held Railroad Bonds, of first
class character, are firm but DOT active
The demand for Sterling isverysmall, and
the supply is better. The takers of the New Orleans
City Loan are Offering to draw AT l0s which relieves
the market Remitters holding back for stl lower
rates.
Freights to Liverpool are firm, with con-
siderable Produce Offering and moderate supply of
room. Engagements: 10000 or 1900 bushels Grain.
4e4l2d, ship to bag the latter 1000 bbls Flour 100
I'D; Resin, II ed; Cotton, 8 y bale To London:
l,oO0 bbls. Flour, l9; l,ec0 bbls on, 90 1000 bbs
OrCake, ll9. To Glasgow: 1900 bGshels Wheat
565i2d., ana 800 bbls. Lard terms did no. learn
To Havre, the market is dull Two or three Deal
fregh.s were made At previous rates. Lumber char
ter from Doboy TO this port g. and two Salt charters
from Bonaire at loo. v bush also Lumber freigh,
from ST Johns to England at 3O To California, there
affair business doing, and the Sovereign of the Seas
filing up at Soc
The Commissioners of the Consolidated
Loan OF the City of Neworeans advertise that they
~ pay on the over due debt and interest OF the three
Municipalities Of that City, at the Office of Messrs Eros,
Converse, No li6 Pea'Lst prior to the Is, of Az.
gust next The Commissioners, we understand. will
be entertained at Delnonico's to morrow nv Ms.,r,
Corning & Co, tie Agents Of the Loan 10 this Civ
We hear that the Illinois Central Rail.
road Losp, unless absolutely contaminated when tia
hsa steamer sJtYes out, viii be Withdrawn from The
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Domestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA, July Ie-Arr. ,chr. Empire. -. H.r. A.
tBGj Gwn, s. Johns '' ''' ''"' "N
ALBANY July 9O-Arr schrs Henry chy Sye New B.Sb,i,
Ellen Louisa Thompson. New Haven j. N Mausa chanu,s
Co. Isaac Merritt Wnfh DO Tgph.ni.. sws. 90 ocs
b.cc, CarIs Brd,eDort. samuel PAINTER Ss. pess-
CLARION Buringame Boston, Sarah Matilda Psls Ailso.,
PIy5.tr Ssa s.m9s spsr se.sGs r'TSso
Maria Dr. Boodrot Pctou superb 81 Paoa, 90, ls
70 w.,monh cosjo1 sms BIZ S., rss s..s
J. Lase.ser Clifford po.ehe',sr .ehI,. Juha Asa H.ls
bnas d. X Aim from Phil,dsphI, Rocco from - al
steamship Canada (Br Lar, Liverpool wa Hshl .hO w.
Ssrs.o; S.SsSs CIa.e T'.ss5 p Animal sso.sS ~
Rclrby 81 Andrews ~ n Veoci,v Rvdsr cns,,n l,.,o.
s,rsr PblsssIps. b,s,' $3.50, "a, G,,s.% a., a.
I,r,enees susan iuswis Hss,n,. p,s,o Hear M,th.,
70 load for iIsyt Cen Msop Bbsep Ponsps .pr. sasS
WsI, Nav YSrs Sd P"IvSe. 10 Tow 6sr. Ea,.- ~
Chester brss Panama Nile sntfre Cl.n Windsor Eliza Ba
gee susan Ludwig Esse Hall Alpha. Rodehet. cho
ter MARYLAND p Curtis, Clayton, J. l.. Whpps, Poo
Aocket America, CosDopohte.
BALTIMORE, July O-Au steamship Isabel, Ross, chafe
ton ship Harvest Fuller Bremen barks Justice Story Ryder Be-
ton Edmund Dwight Hslett DO; W. Rus, s CoopssY
Opray Br bancroft Cienaesos ,chrs Bsary ne' PrOvdss
vsse Belle Giey, late Adarnsl Miyasuer P r., FAR Gil
New York Mary Mankn Latours te, dol Aurora s. Hsbbat
Blooming YOUTH New Yok; ~ C. Du,i-s james. Fall RIVER
rsion Jones Boston; Fan Miller New YORK; Bean,, chanssn
cite Br Talba BAHIA and MARKET Erode (Das) .'cs An
sheridan; ,ShI. L..,sncs Waterbury, cranm' w'''A h'
BAH, July l9-Arr scbr Perel Youns New fofs. ch s
Marcia Smith, Pictou.
CHARLESTON, July lT-Arr. steamship Isabel, Rohas, No
BRIG Vencedor lspanl Costa. do. Went 70 se va
Uuon Span PORE Barcelona; bnss Rush, lareh saJh
Ga 1hos. Walter, Mashman. Ph Naiad, Martin. Bahmasi
schr d. B. Warner Harmon New York Eliza catA"Ss istl
sweeng, HaTbor Leland X. Hesgan, Heagan, N"nhs1 pos
kora shuter, do. Eells, sweelnd DO IdBg1 Mott,
Rcbmoud, Va
CAsIlNe. July 1854 bus Fswcet, Br) sro.sh Qass,s
DIGHTON, July le-Am brig Msv fano"' "affon' nNsN
schr Rosclus Cook, New Iors Tor taunton n, p.I "A
mIDDLE1oMNLAm Juy ~, ~" ~ yoss bs,h ~ nj
Phla. $. 5. Buckingham Lronsr, ner IoIt DID, -