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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-09-21

THIS DAY RECEIVED-A large stock
i assorted Wines and Liquors at N. o..
prices. J. PARRY + co.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-09-21

East and West Baton Rouge Ferry.
THE Ferry Boat connecting with East
l. and West Baton Rouge, is constantly
plying-making trips at intervals Of fifteen
and thirty minutes.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-09-21

NOR SALE-A United States Land War
+ rant for 100 acres, that can be located
anywhere in the United States Enquire
at the Comet Office. june Aft.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

ST LOUIS H Se St Louis Willie and lady, Miss at.s,
MISS McAle " q Gates and Gates lady, child
servants Mrs Davis, Mrs Raysiae, Slss Rsgsdale, Miss
iOnases and lsdy FIJI Carmesh o Oats Mobile knapp,
Y X Griffith, NC Miss Sinms,
Tenn Baker l. Johnson, La; Lyons, Fred Moore M
Ihrockmorton Ky MID Dupuy and Ohio Alex Norton Cairo
CITY VIM Williams Tenn; VIM Walker Steele, John Buck
Ivy and servant, Hcndon J W Fisher Alexander and lady,
Ala Hyde, Detroit; Lyons H Hunt Ky; Chns Pollard
Dnggan II Murphy os Texata VIM Scott Richardson,
hutchinson La Rust, NJ sseigson May, NJ Hutton, ray-
Va; Harrington, Boston; D Barn, n Y.
NERANDA. r Clarke, DR. Dorcy W Deason Ala John
Wardwel, II NJ Snythe N Y VIM W Sheppard,
Hunt, VIM Peck, Hon Hort Hon Bryan EFrnseI, j
johnson W Freezing, Freezing, A Wright Wolf Ar
anaics Mas Deyln Mise Terrain Behel daughter Daa
Belleck Herd, II H Smith, K Stirling Mrs NJ McCan,ad, Miss
MCnusnd Smith, and Master AnaGslsl,
aud two serya W Jones lady and three servants La oSe,
In pr " Starke Va Mrs VI Walker and sun, KY Perc,
Pa Edmonso, Val DR. Fall, N o.
ARCADE n Perry, Casey, Ellis Perry MeCown,
VIM Cobhs G Lave Whitaker, + Lnde W Towers,
Houston Foster + Dial D b Walton, b Whitfield Pit
Taylor German Dr. lr."ies AeYandra Phllps, Cole,
Miss; Stanton, Mass A Richards La j G Dodge, Ky.
TUFTS r Collins. " Miller Cook Ala John T Buckles
KY; Moore, Mass; VIM Ashton Texas Lockwood "
Grahm II eon Mas; Wright Lumpkn Mr. Garrison,
Nicholson, Thomas Twity, N Q.
CONT STREET VERANDA... j Graham Charles DuvaI J II
Hook, PhiadePhia Blosh Ala; brownon, " Richards
Townsend, Babn, AmGn, Swyng Fletcher, Boute,
Guedry, Richard, Rls servant, psuley
Prussia l. Rose, Vera Cruz W Irwin Ky Hotter Simon Mobile
COMMERCIAL Thomas Gardner Donaldsonve; Lambert NJ
Rds Memphis Geo vrnhtce, II Wters Ky David
Sneder Ind; J Condon West w Brownield, White NJ
Mobile; William Fender Ohio; Jane. smith Miss; Miss
Hoover and Louis.
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Third DISTRICT Cocar MARY Jane 1'iiGnip,


Zebdiel Boyiestone
The original petition in this case was filed IN March
1913 claiming from defendant 5000 damages for
ialation o. character by which the petitioner had lost
friends and protectionshe being orphan entirely les
e and at the period Of the alleged Islander only fifteen
years of age
Pending the suit and previously May 1850 the petit
toner married Frederick Dow, who subsequently filed
another petition. assisting his wife in the suit
Juosc Kennedy yesterday rendered Judgement in the
case and after urging the improperly in the friends
NC plaintiff OF having brought the case into court
OF justice and rccuptuatng the circumstances proceeded
70 remark That the witnesses for plaintiff and defendant
dlrasgpc the altering of the only material words
charged Her ~ncss not himself to them from
memory think the defendant entitled to the benefit Of
this uncertainty. Moreover the defendants words whit
eyer they not spoken deliberately and in cold blood
They spoken in sudden burst Of anger which the
plaintiff witness herself did escape without reflection
and believe without any intention Of doing mischief etc
Judgement for defendant with costs.
FIFTH DISTRICT CouRT.-John Hillintan We.
r. II Chiffon.
This is suit for damages laid $4,000 for assault and
battery committed by defendant the of plaintiff
March, l849 The petition filed April 18th of th.
same year and alleges that the defendant had seized the
boy by the throat, and thrown him forcbly upon the
rough pavement whereby the boy greatly bruised his
head cut open his side and back severely spraned
he otherwise greatly injured for sometime aferward
naming senseess for several days being confined to his
bed and for length of time unable to attend TO his
cu'tomed employment. He also believed to have
ceiwed permanent injury in the spine.
ne lact OF the assault proved but testimony
introduced to show that the boy engaged in noisy
mosraons near the door of defendant and that he
piled insulting and abusive language Mr. Chiffon when
ordered to leave the place thus provoking the
me case was yesterday given to jury which returned
IL verdict IN favor of the plaintiff for 500.
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COTT0N-Yeserday but little was done early in the
day but later, factors yielded little large business
vas done, the sales reaching fully 10000 bales We
quote
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
Inferior .5466 Midding Fair ..s15MS3s
Ordinary 3sGQ65S Fair. S5sa9
a0 aa niadng Gas Good Good a paiI Fine g
TOBACCO-Thei inquiry good. and 500 hhds changed
hands Of which we have the following particulars $50
hhds, 19+ at 4, and Sc at IA 10 - 50 IA: and III
at 3zS and II hhds Mason County at 51.e u Ii.
SUGAR AND MoLAsSEs-No change in either. Sales
800 bids Sugar at steady prices and 1000 bbls Mosses
at l420t for felmeng and 25 for 800 bbls choice
reboilcd.
rLoUR-Market heavy Sales $500 bbs of which 1000
Ohio the Levee at s. 400 in several lots at 81 CO.
100 extra ohioat 81 o. and 65o fancy St Louis 81 81
"a 81 40 T. Dbl.
GRA1NCorn gave way with sales of 1000 sacks chiefly
at 4S049 tor prime lots. but including few selected
parcels at OF Dat, $50 sacks Ohio brought 31e and
st Louis $50 of Bran 500 sacks sold ut So and 100 at
S5f, on the Levee,
IfAf-Neary 100 bales Northern and Western were
sold in two lots at Sic CO. and 100 bales at SIG 25
PROFESSIONALISM is little lower and we noticed
yesterday 739 bbs Mess sold at SIG 62.sl6 rs 40 at
SIC so. and Con Monday evening" 452 bbls at SIG 80
Of Bacon 100 casks taken for prime Sides and
IN for Shoulders Lard in request with sales Of
100 erces at So 1856 bbs at So 1000 kegs at ga.
p is.
CoFFEE-No alteration. HOO bags Rio sold at oG1o7s
and 700 bags Laguayra at 9se or less
LARD OLA sale of 50 bbls at $50 q gallon.
WHISKY-Dull. Sales 60 Dbl. at II 4, and $50 extra
in lots at 17..0lse,
FREIGliTS-Adyanced still further, and four ships
taken up for Liverpool load chiefly with Cotton
at I'D,
EXCHANG Es-Good demand
ris-nGs 62ulG)5 20
Newfork sxty-day Bills. .....,..,124f02ac i. ct disc
Sight Checks NewYork .............kM * a Ct disc
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY,
Tuesday Evening, March 49, 1852. I
Arrived to-day 1856 Western Beeves 100 Hogs and 1877
Sheep. The market is but moderately supplied, and
prices well maintained viz:
-PRICEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Western) 51s97c y fb net
(Te1as Observation-Disclosures. (d3c y tb net
LOGS SAFE p Ii net
SHEEP So T5fDS3 rs ? head
MICH Cows observation-disclosures. S2oiOS50 q head
CALVES AND fEARLiN"s Sc 5oGS10 90 u head
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IrfALns Ar sAx LrAx.-The N4wYork rimcs SAWS


- We are informed by correspondent at San Juan.
that the American residents at that place held meeting
the 24th ut and resolved not to pay the taxes i'm
posed upon them by the British Consul agent for
Mosquito King. They then waited upon the Commander
Of the United States sloopof-war. laying in the harhor
and asked protection in the event of force being by
the British authorities to the payment Receiving
satisfactory reply they informed her AIaesty's Consul
of their determination to resist future collection of the
eribue In reply he threatened compulsory measures
and left at once for Blueeds the residence of his Mos
quito Majesty. If this Is true statement of the case
there to be trouble brewing in that quarter
the IhmuS There secret organization of Americans
existing mt san Juan termed Galinippers who are said
TO exert considerable influence there
Large quantities of freight lying at San Juan
waiting transportation and likely wait for some time
to ms the Vanderbilt line unable to take any
freight up che river in their boats except that arriving
10y their steamers. The water is very at present
9nd il is with difficulty that passengers get up the river
The arbOr full of craft when the Ohio left on the
5h ult The following vessels among the number
United States sloop-of-war Decatur, Is guns British
sloop-owar sappho, 10 guns Dutch frgate Prince of
Orange, 90 guns
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS By TELEGRAPH

Quick PAssAGEThe ship Joseph Walker has arrived at
Liverpool from Network in fourteen days.
AFFAIRS AT RoME-Many arrests have taken place in
Rome and i'll the Roman Provinces of persons who
brated the anniversary of the late Roman Republic
ExGIANp.-Steps have been taken to revive the Free
Trade League, which will commence political agita-
ton in case Lord Derby attempts restore the protective
policy
Lord Granville has received reply of nsocnt tenor
from AUSTRIA in relation to the political refugees in Eng
land
TREATIES RATIFIEp.-UaShingon. March 12-The Senate
has ratified the treaties made with Persia and with Costa
Rca
THE ENPEpTloN TO JAPAN.--NeU York. March 13.--Ad-
vices received from the Hague state that the japanese
hearing of the Naval Expedition under Commodore Perry
from this country against them have asked the assistance
of Holland to repel the invaders. pic
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polk { Twiciol krLs do Wa fesaSs ,s do beams
g1a t1. .s s4rsp.ttn sfnndty, Miia, ls,s bel
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Do fsss q. 5 s e s ions.
pkg s1 'n o1s aud saa4. 70 orsf9. a'l ,s s .@ea
Kennedy do, bbl. lard Marlin aeo
10 s go % nsS 300 s 9ssa
Hsa 81,
St a 'o s ss sS.
See .a ;s,i Ssiso 4sos Fsssly sI.
%s es r. 4 sF asS s a s Sssssx.1
co fss, 90
ass fss s R.
Sanan &so Cooper So Bachaano1 Carroll e Yet
% hdsa &e-on cotton
Ns ssss s,1 Tis" sa ss s d. s .;
tin, TIN Walker &C., Gray Gamposl$o Oven &so5 Sid
Hewitt Norton do soery rarns Wilson &eoa Elder
hhda tobacco
GEANp sams, sq ,sn e bales cotton H
Iso,%hano1 Carroll &se Nelson Fellows
p RfSs M Gs sas$2 hsys
9sh s s wsb as1s % Z OBJ do s 81. i.
az do Bsysr EeS e a = t ~ fS res
sT IONS toS w. , ,., Q ,,, . r.
steamer sonors east oses D1s egEs 10
ahaa asobo 90 do lard keeps bx hops say4ss bbls
e. &c sse sss s 81. s.aas b.. = &C ss
Duhan-q,S Jbs pork Dna4 cks sides so bbls pork
pkgs mdss Marsh RAn &co4O9 Dbl. flour Scott
dso2 bb CSchn.ide-1 gold Connolly co74
JEFFERsoNPr steamer Cleona Of baes cotton Hspd
70 do petres s aeos faS CsnPe T o 90
Turner Wilson 4coG bales cotton ii K Garter 4co-5 do Robbins
Donsn sh e' pss M sfs cuI fssI
W Wilkins 4eai5 Pnsns Hsrrsoni71 Nelson 4s yso2
IT Donald 4co42 Wright 4co26 Armstrong
Pow l6s Kogs9y, blair 600 hdss Ws55 sscks cotton
seed l> to orde-ota 1919 bales cotton
500 Ward ons s45 1Sf 1 i cotton P sa Eans
CO il Freise 4a sase iSf . n aot ada e coa
4eol5 Garrison osis Fsa onsga scl4 Peeti PsrEa a
T Donald .o5 Bucanaon Carroll eo-5 CITY, do cmnnrs
coAsrper steamer Da,a ~ %d, o,9 .s b
cancaeau.S hhds g bt noas Payne Eiison25
saEt 3 n1,,, S di qsa p9s MSa " Mont
Do hid. a Is 81 o:se s sarby ASa
81 ' DO sgsf Dsg5los Pls.ana5 sacks rice no oderIot
4TTAKAphs% g sD ln0aT j.. ,,,.
gl,oe9:,4 ils, 4 DsGrHyi5 P4Ty
q ~ Ahd. sf Ss. 0S5o 3D. IS Ell
!Hghs' 81 oeea-l u, Lhd bbl. St Lewis Hyatt
4RE nasn. y.' soss ss. pork 100 n
hams hid. bacon Kennedy 4 Foes Do t to6atco Il
10y 10 corn s s5 G y ae xss @ei * Is e"
Il I aT 1I AaIsms sis bales cotton Jury &o
Stewart dso-ll Cleveland Bros &eos do Wright Viii
4 a.saga R sr,s. Sot'pn .,.. ~ 40 M
Owen 9LiOs Bradley, Wilson &eoso Wilams5o Moon Titus
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LATER FROM LfRERlA.-Neu York March 9.--Iater ad-
vices from Monrova, that the rebel chief Grando
hd been completely routed by the forces Of the republic
and himself captured. He would be executed. as the
only of restoring tranquility The Liberian troops
only lost killed and q wounded in the several engage
Collections being made for the relief Of the
families Of the murdered inhabitants.
A proposition had been started for the building Of a
large commercial city to be called Buchanan
The colony was in a prosperous condition.
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIEERPOOL

ASIA, (BI.) for NEW YORK. SATURDAY o.
NIAGARA, tBr,) ..or BOSTON. March g.
PACIFIC, (ALa.). FOR NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 10
EUROPA, OBJ for NEW YORK.. SATURDAY, 49,
CANADA (Br) for BOSTON. SATURDAY, 30.
ATLANTIC, (Am.) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, "a
AFRICA, (Bry......for NEW WORKS. SATURDAY a.
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THE MAINE LlauoR Law IN MAssAcHusErrs-The Maine
squor law passed the Senate the 9Th instant by vote
of 30 yeas to nays Several amendments adopted
besides the submitting the final adoption the law
direct vote OF the people at the next genera election
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Z - - = -l7i-asl 1t y - = = flis'l4
AUCTION SALES.
BY J. A. BEARD & MAY Anct;cnooro
X1iuiG DAY TIE aala re De 49,. Ia...---..x..

kl, & ssssn III x ee At IL. Arcade Sale.
ss1 5D.d ~ At concerning portion q
e saa as sss, s1
signed eep%- ZAP p4 ss.s ss e ps ssT
yl,oa lW9 g sd 9s .a fog J N thf si e@ New vss
Ny r sa Of se soS stfn @ easss dss rogs
% Falt@n ard Nss r 1s s siT v ft r.
'n s sls s f Fifth ~ tfJs a ayisT es
ravs ,e. a,ssTns ron 70 ID 'g ss fs
10 e s. The tnton New sweets.
S 2 49, H. H. 49, H. Is, front New and
a ESl,ta lots Of GaouNDln sqaa,s bounded by Ns
or .'iis ai,o aasl fsss sa and Pd y
fTse Lat; J. s. .' u. srr q tystte Fulton aqd Ns
FlTEs$ ugrs az GROUND IN the square ,,s.. ,v y.w
u'eh Les i sn od nuHabering from 10 15 pa
ssrer io foa a ae M. and New Lsvsa
fss Y !. D. g ~ H. ~ 10 and "a front Faon and NJ.
IT,, IE EN- LOTS g st SQUARE boa4. by N.
s % S,I s s s e;
L 2 ss oss New lsyse Sss Streets
Dame Fsi.n and Ses = sss sasrs bounded Nos
ss Lot 70 err, h COR AND NV s.
IL. i 5d s s. SR s 6ss 1sa X
BY JULIA Joseph Nsw lgee and Faoa s.reet am
Ii ~ 3 os e f esssr f. Il Sso nd N .
M ~ iron. e. aio 4 asd Nv e Ill. IL a f. 10
& LYis " st9oND q he saqare bounded Joseph
,5s e Faa aad s W. { sss .s 9.
ta = st snG Io1 q Fulton ssd New Lsyee streets.
10 FIVE LOTS OF GROUND sqaae toa d.A b ,rs,tat
sqiioa All hsw iyse s' inclusive
L.: 10 hs Fat6a ssd Wv s.1 1s s ssss
L9s anf ! rqll oil Fulton and New LAeee streets
H. ONE isLET boabisd by Deo Fulton New Iv.a and z.,sst
not named, having fort unts, ~ -''f-' "i" atfe7e
E Iss f T. ss f tss from any Real
a ne United states The whole lave two
b1Einess wholesale aaes go VIE he"SS "e'efA
LoeIsPnc plans VIII be ready August and cau
De .th notes
Lou W not oe sold ront Of property bv
e 70 te hpoe ls21 who shall not have
pf91ss 1asfI ws'S t sss made to the
TERMS balacss equal fvideH
INTO coupons required Of three sd years. rrei with
Pc! Sas per annEn interest from date maturity not then
on the property. - 's@s-e
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Grand Juvenile Concert,
OVER THE cARRoLLToN RAILROAD DEPOT, CORNER Of h6-
RoNNE AND PERDEpo STREETS,
On TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH Ii, 1852
PROFESSOR KENIMERER
will gvea
JUVENILE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
BY CHOIR OF TWO HUNDRED PUPILS, WHO WILL SING
TWENTY-FIVE DIFFERENT PIECES, such as Rounds,
Duets, Trios, easrtettes, soIOs. choruses etc.
q Concert q o'clock
4 Tickets Fifty Cens Children half price.
EB- Tickets to be had a, the door. mhis ~
Ezs- Professor ANDERSON will give his Entertainment
in the St. Charles Theatre on SUNDAY, March21
Look Out
FOR
MARTIN FLAVIN'S
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT,
To take place THURSDAY EVENING 49, at HoL1fs
HOTEL, No. l01 GRAvIER STREET.
r. THE FIRST TALENT IN THE CITY be in asnlaaee O,
this OCCASION mills IT.
.a1nlOry Halt.
THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, March II,
LAST NIGHT BUT NINE OF
PROF ESSOR ANDERSON'S
ASTOUNDING WONDERS
the ssht of miracles,
You will never look hi. ik. again. 'stAxsrx,aE.
t5- He PROVES, BY OCULAR DEMONSTRATION,
:" There strange things in Heaven and
Earth than dream, of in Old PHILOSOPHY,
SATURDAY. GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE
At o'coekr.a.
II Doors open a, l. commence a o'clock.
l The WIZARDS LESSON BOOK OF MAGIC to be- had A, ,ha
lial. frce iwenty-fFe Cents: mli7
Last Week
AT THE SECOND MUNICIPALITY HALL. OF p1JguFE,s
CELEBRATED ORIGINAL PAINTINGS OF
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FRon SANTA Five have the Santa FL Gazette from
The Sd to the 3st of January from which We CLEAN the
following items of intelligence
The Territorial Legislature of New Mexico closed its
session of forty days die Friday the 9th of uuu-
ary The session to have been the whole salts
factory.
Precious stones, emerHds rubies garnets ETC. are
reported be abundant in the neghborhond Of the New
Fort Defiance established by Col Sumner in the Navajo
siderable abundance. The country demands scientific
exploration
company of some fifty sixty had been organ
i1ed in Santa FG under the command of Capt f. Love
proceed to the ella in search of gold They were to
start the Goth of January
Mr. H. S, johnson had just returned from the ella and
letter TO the editor of the Santa Fe Gazette describes
the placer very promising He says:
For miles before coming to the placer the external
signs of gold abundant. Arrived at the placer we
dug from eight dozen holes in the side of the hill and
from each one took particles of as good
gold AS saw. We had but light crow-bar and
two sloves and not at the placer more than TWEEN
tyour hours if that but took out enough gold
satisfy any reasonable that something handsome NAV
be found by searching Fears of the Indians prevented
lis from sojournng there several days.
Major Vaughan had also sent in several Jumps of cold
from the placer in the neighborhood of Santa Fee one
lump weighing three
Mr.. j p Aubrey the celebrated trader and traveller
has offered to convey block of New Mexican marble
the Washington Monument Independence gratis if the
Legislature of the Territory should determine supply
it. We do moi find any action in the matter by the Leg
stature before its adjournment
The Apache Indians had within few DAYS previous to
the departure of the mail from Santa Fee been making
further demonstrations Of their hostility. by killing
three men and running off considerable number of
mules. horses. etc, from the Rio Abao.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

OFFICE DAILY CnEscEvrl
Wednesday Morning, March IT, 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
th %m % HSa T We T ssS wion e
S s., ,oII Harris Harmon Boston,
I li Mss BnrsiS Sa:' Bdsto sr0' PI Fs1R T."
f s Wsqsten Bermuda VIM nj sssgs @S" Is@
'r brig Fashion, hnrk San Juan and Chnyres, VIM Dewey
ARRIVED
Steamship Louisiana" lawes from lninno Galveston,
Ship Gaena, Leav, NrwYok I'd inst to Cohen-- N.Y.
Ship Julius c",sr Fleming, from Newport wales. nth January
Thompcn Small days from Philadelphia to Ms.kor
Self Pascagopla, Burns PascagoaI a.terNB.si
Steamboats,.
hiahama Roberts from NloltSomery, Ala
H HSs"s S sss Ns RON, from Sa Ifs a"'v
pnroe Jackson from tlals's Point
sss:s S.S :;S Ell $;:
f hs:s %;: en-; I %ig '''''
se2 Daf sat nH!is5s"s 5 i5? St Insy'po'
r" III R nssn c ,. from 5 h 81, dow
1onsht up shp Julius Caesar bark chas TRomI ss
n brig selenzo brought up ship ,inIsn a."
below Coming Up.
ship Nennrhey still The Bar Slip Hamlet from Ho.
n still oase waiting water, there benns The
~ The steamship Louisiana pissed Galveston Bar slim Founp
MOTIFS nom New York, bound to Galveston West of
snip Island Shoals schooner Mary Ey, Salur to Neylean
IS Steamer Grand Turk loft ST a, i,tanu port for Nav
Orleans steamers Sonora, Isabel and Gem
EXPORTS
LNERPooPer ship lady Louisa cotton loo by bn,ur
LiVERPoolPer ship VIM Wiherlee 27sO bales cotton oo5 b
Hour, 3is bbls and 9S tcs lard. ''' ''' '"i'
boSToNPer ship Johu Harris bales cotton as co
al @ and 9!S bhs pork 200 and "a ks r Al, s h
e0i bdls hides, 40 rolls leather, pkgs ~ " S
IlVERP0OL-Por ship Aecere s7O5 bales rot,on
bpsIOS-Per bark Hazard -four $50 do beef o sr
200o hides, etc. s' -'o'"sai'
bosloNPer bark Lucy oys 700 bales cotton 81 bags wool "A
do feathers, 5g bb u cks hams beef loo bbs In
hhds to6ceo Al do cks POTASH bbls and o &
h 100 bb Hour 10 do whisky ll49 hides sausage meat
BERMuDAPer brig Golden Rule hhds tobacco 552 h flow
100 do pork $50 sacks corn, 200 do bran. ''t'
CHAGRESPer brig Fashion lumber loo ,s r,isn. IN
$3.50 '"'a'''' 'V
IMPORTS
GALNESIOSPer steamship Louisiana RI
6cos9 do Hugely Blair 8cos do John Wilans-lO
derson &co5 do Oakley Hawkins Armstro i
s ksundres to Hall kempMcDowcl, Mills lo-J Connolly
co.. D Bard-Boyle Cune '
NEW YORK-Per ship Gaena Assorted mdss
NEWPoRTPer ship Julius Cesar railroad iron to order
PLADELPfI1A-Per bark Chas Thompson Assorted nd,s
MATANZAsPAr brig HKeoks hide s2 Dbl. moa.ses IN
e Berher &co.
schr Pascagou $4,000 bricks Mr. aymap
!RHCEIPTS OF PRODUCE
ostons pes basgne 52 coils rop
do 80 psstnygng Green Harding acH hhds tobacco
iurDer Wilson aeo-7 do Panee B800 b dor Pouuaat
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED

NIL, Frat Municipaity Municpality; ap9
Third Municipality The LEFT hand of the
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sHERIFF,s SALE.
SHERlFF'S SALE
THap DIsraicT CouRr1IJ LoUygIE AND AIS W. LEON DEM
OF NEvoRlEaSs. merry, (FoR FORCED sURRKSnFRl
No. 43+4 -

oFSEWuRLEASs I'm Ely CfOR A FORCED SURRENDER
No. 43+I. -
10y VIRTUE OF three orders of sale rendered
II February IS and 1882 directed by the Honorable
the Third District Court Neworeans entitled matter
will proceed sell at public auction WEDNESDAY, March IL Issa
at II o'clock the I'd
tween ST. Philip and CrsIlne
l. LOT OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
Q THE USE&PIRED TERM OF THE LEASE SAID STORE
ending the Slst October 1883 per annur 8 @
month. - ~ ''|s
TermsFor the Clothing, spo and for the Iesse the
purchaser will the such portion he MAJ osnt
himself TO according to the
any, IN cash. and give bond with good ts
syna Tor the punaai compliance with the
JAMES P. FREREf,
mh3 IL II Sheriff of The Of
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G.; George B. Bowdtch " George e. Levi Secretary jas Fur
psauI Per. Secretary james Davis Treasurer. jsao
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SHERIEE,S SALE

FfIH DIsIEcr CouaTI MICHAEL GUYoN WIDOW p POS.
OF SkwOsLEANs. II THlL.. No. 5SlT
PY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale to
~ directed by the Honorable the Fifth of New
IN the above entitled viii sell pube
ton IN the Rotnda of the City Exchange, street bewea
Charities and Royal streets, MONDAY, April s5g at IL
o'clock NJ - > -' - -
ACERTAN LOT OF GROUND suburb Annunsia,icu
tina forming the Felicity
mud measuring forty feet and inches front Felicity BY
feet and four inches
and leaving only thrty feet in width in the -
Together win all the BuI AND IMPROVEMENTS hersou
without exception; which buildings FRAME
HOUSE at the Of Felicity Road street and al
BUILDINGS. =
Seized in the above
TERasI This being the second last described
property will be detnivey adudicated bidder
Tor what will bring twelve months credit purchaser furnishing
bond with good and aent
annun and special mortgage The property sold until payments
JAMES F. FRERET.
mhlI y II Sheriff Of The Paris IloffDl eans.