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An Interesting Erile.-The Gazette

an interesting E1ete.-The Gazette
des Tribnnaux has the following:
The widow of an English General
met in railway carriage last summer,
a handsome young man, whose polite
ness attracted her attention. In the
course of conversation, he informed her
that he was an Italian prince, and that
he was obliged to fly his country for
having, as aide-de-camp to Garibaldi.
taken an active part in the revolution.
ary movements in Italy. This caused
the English lady to feel great interest
IN him, and she invited him to visit her
at her residence at Enghien. They
became very intimate, and the Prince
took up his residence at that watering
place, in order to enjoy the lady's so.
ciety. He more than once had re-
course to her purse, owing to the non-
arrival, as he said, of remittances from
Italy. On Saturday last he said he had
business In Paris, and as he had sent
his own watch to be mended, he bor-
rowed that of the lady. Shortly after
his departure she missed a valuable
ring set with brilliants, and she was
convinced that he alone could have
taken it. She resolved to await his re.
turn to question him about it, but. as he |
lid not return in the evening or the |
next day, she examined her iewei-box.
md found, to her painful surprise, that /
ewels worth between $4,000 and 90
700 francs, and a poeket-book contain
ng a considerable sum, had been
AIKEN away, She laid complaint
'efore the police, and active searches
we're made after the man. Yesterday,
0 her surprise, she received in letter,
caring the post mark of Brussels,
awnbrokers' duplicates for the Jewels,
7hich had been pledged. The police
ave ascertained that the thief is no t
rInce at all, but man who was some
me ago condemned by justice. ii
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Filling Teeth orer Exposed Merues.--
Dr. S. P. Hullihen, of Wheeling, Va.
has discovered method whereby the
cavities OF teeth over exposed nerves
may be successfully plugged up It's
this: The diseased parts of the tooth
are removed, to make it apparent that
the nerve is exposed. The fang is then
perforated through the gum, into the
nerve cavity. The opening should be
of about the size Of a small knitting
needle; its object is to open the blood
vessels Of the nerve, which will at
once be known by the flow of arterial
blood. The cavity of the tooth may
thensbe filled without the least fear of
paia oraih consequences. This plan
has been successfully practiced in a
great number of cases. Hitherto al
Doth having an exposed nerve could
lot be filed and prevent pain and
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Certificate of tue Managers and agents of
Lo~tsia'la Dry Dock Company. =
Having had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted
with the Bridgewater Paint, and its merits
thoroughly tested, we fully concur in opinion
with Capt Thomasson. of the Magnolia, and
capt brown OF the Porpoise. We cheerfully
recommend saId paint as a superior article.
HUGHES, VALLETT & Thomas, L. D.D.
J. r WHITNEY IL Co., agents
New Orleans, Feb. a, 1852 = -.--
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Certificate of Joseph Benson. po;n,e,,,

Certificate Of Joseph Benson, Painter.
have used the Bridgewater Paint for the past
hive months on brick and plastered buildings.
and on tin, shingle and canvass roofs, and in
every instance it has given the fullest satisfac-
ton. From tests and experiments made under
my immediate direction, can testify to It's being
proof against effects of sparks and cinders, and
protection against leaks. consider it far supe
rlor to any mineral paint have ever seen. and
invaluable for all outdoor purposes-possessinc
qualities that particularly recommend it for use
IN southern climate. JOSEPH BENSON.
New Orleans, Feb 6, 1852.
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Certificate Of JOHN T. Afszzsr, of aaakqpa,.
In July last was induced to apply the Bridge
water mineral Paint to my Sugar-House, and in
every respect it has exceeded my expectations,
and the representations made by the Agents,
Messrs. q. c. Robert & Co. | cheerfuly add
my testimony to the numerous ones embraced
in the Agents circular, and recommend the
same to planters and others, as the best fire and
water protector | have ever known. Where /
have applied it, it has been exposed to the sun
since last July, and has neither blstered nor
cracked. and has fe5lnsd. solid metallic surface.
JoHN F. MILLER.
New Iberia, Attakapas, March l6, 1852.
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In addition to the testimonials, (which are
sufficient to convince the most incretulous OF its
superior protective qualities) the Agents have
In their possession numerous certificates from
parties at the North, which may be seen on
application at their office, among which are those
of Brevet Lieut.. Col. G. H. Taicott. New York
Arsenal; X. S. Smith, Lieut.. and Quarter
master, U. s. Military Academy, West Point !;
Oliver H. Lee, late superintendent (Dewr4secre
taryl Of the Hudson River Rail Road Company
d. G. Cullom, Assistant Engineer New York
and Erie Railroad, &c, &c. IS
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Carts, Wagons, Wheel l-BarroWs. &c,

d - The undersigned (Agent for Bus
by Il Little, of Wheeling, Va.)
$3.50 will receive, as soon as navigation
IS practicable, an assortment of plantation Carts,
Wagons Wheel-Barrows, and other articles of
their manufacture. Orders are respectfully So
licited, and will be promptly attended to-
JOHN BARNARD.
Jsanneretts, Sept. IS, 1852.
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r. NJ. MCMILLAN,
ATTORNEY At Ian

A TITO r NEY At LAW.
ofhce on Willow street, opposite the residence
OF Thomas Maskell, Esq.
10 He will also attend to all business con-
hded to hIm as NOTARY PUBLIC IN any pa,t
Of the parish Of St Narg.
Franklin, Nov. S. 1851.
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Certificate Of Capt. William Brorn, of III.
TonboQt Poruoise

Iom6oat Porpoise
=, | nave used the Bridgewater Paint, for which
Messrs. G. c. Robert & Co, are agents. ON the
hurricane deck of the towboat "Porpoise. =
The paint has been on about three months, and
sparks and cinders constantly falling upon it has
had no effect whatever. In about four weeks it
became perfect slate, and l am satisfied of its
possessing all the qualities necessary to insure it
certain protection against the effects of sparks
and a., cinders. | confidently recommend the
brdgewater paint for the purpose set forth in
the agents circular. WIN. Brown.
New Orleans, Feb. 4, 1852.
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JOHN B. LEA,

fl TTO Il " E Y Il T. Ia ",
DRACTISES in the Courts of the Fourteenth
i Judicial District Office on Main street.
opposite the Conrt House, Franklin. s
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DENTISTRY.
FRANKLIN. La

60 The undersigned respectfully re
news the tender of his professrona
I11O Services in the line of DEN
TISTR Z. =.
artificial Teeth inserted on gold plate, from
one tooth to full set, with spring or on the
prrnclple OF atmospheric pressure. -
All other work appertainng to the Teeth done
on the most approved principles, and with the
best materials. - -
Not being able to boast of any ,,e'o Discoveries
ne ooes not expect the patronage Of the most Gre
dulous, but is willing to confine his practice 10
those persons only who are aware that tine gold
Is the only substance known that can be used
with certainty in the mouth.
UT Plantations visited when required.
WILLIAM CISSNA.i
Pattersonville, July 10, 1852. } If
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PROFESSIONAL.
A. L. TUCKER, s. M'GILI.

A. L. TUCKER, s. H. NJ GILL
TUCKER u McGILL, attorneys and
l. Co~msellors ut Lar, will practice their pro-
lession IN the several Parishes of the Fourteenth
Judicial District.
- q Office on the Cd floor of Odd-Fellows'
Hall, in Franklin 80.
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DECEIVED from New York, per schr.
~ Charger, 100 kegs assorted Nails and
Spikes, and for sale by NJ. WALKER.
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Lime and Lumber.

@ About 800 barrels Of fresh Lime, of
- the firstquahty in market, together with
- general supply Of Cypress and other
Lumber, on hand and for sale in lots to suit pur
ehasers, by WM.P. ALIEN
Franklin, July 81. 1852. If
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KIM LBS. OF PUTTY in bulk has lust
COO been received and will be sold yery
low in lots to suit purchasers C. RABE.
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Lime.
CiStern Iron,

A TTAKAPAS GROWN SAGE AND
IN HOPS and other herbs and Spices on
hand, fresh and at low prices. C. RABE.
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White Lead, Oils, Paints, &c.

7M KEGS OF best eastern White Lead .
1OO so boxes of Glass, assorted sizes; 10
barrels OF Llnseed OIL; also, a general assert
ment of all kinds of Paints, Varnishes, &c, nus,
received and for sale by S. SMITH.
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UnRerwrtters' Certificate

lhe undersigned underwriters, having conf.
dence IN the Bridgewater Paint foe the covering
OF single roofs and frame buildings, will at ali
times give those fire risks preference where
the underwater paint is used. sss ! Al. -
L. MATTHEWS, Agt Sun Mutual Ins. Co.
IHos. A. ADAMS, Pres Crescent Mutl
EDW. OGDEN, Agent General Mutual
A. BROTHER. Pres. Home Mut'I Ins "
JOHN PEMBERroN, Pres Merchant
). M. LAPREYRE, Pres. N. o. Ins. I"
III" CHAs BRIGGS. Ag't L pool & London %
SAM'L F. ASHTON, Ag't Del. Mutual IS,
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Certificate Of Capt. ST. Clair 1Nomasso,.
Of tile steamer Magnoi1a
Having painted the hurricane deck of the
passenger steamer % Magnolia, under nv COM
mand, with the Bridgewater Paint, cheerfully
recommend it for its impervious qualities, and
have no hesitation in pronouncing it superior, in
my Judgment to any mineral paint before the
public, and believe it to be a certain protection
against the effects of sparks and cinders. | has
also proved entirely waterproof on nv decks
after three months use. ST C. THoMAssoS.
New Orleans, Dec 2. 1851
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MINERAL PAINT.
BridgeWater Paint COmDany,

BFluseWater Paint Company.
HAVE been appointed Agent for the county
L OF Alta kapas, for the sale of the above Paint.
1t can be had of me in any quantities, either dry
or IN oil, at Pattersonvile; of William P. Allen.
Franklin or of John Devalcourt, New Iberia.
=-"l.al..a C. B. G. WHELDEN.
Pastersonville, Sept. 10, 1852.
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The attention of the public is particularly d.
rected to the following recommendations of some
OF our most prominent and extensive commercial
firms. The interest of the cotton and sugar fac
tor is; SO clearly identified with that Of the
planter, that it would be superflueus to more
than point to the annexed commendation:
We, the undersigned Cotton Factors and Com
mission Merchants, do cheerfuly recommend
the Brldgewater Paint for the purposes set forth
IN the Agents Circular; and believe we are
serving the interests of Planters by calling their
attention to its peculiar enduring and protective
qualities.
WR1GHr, WILLIAMS & Co.
PAYNE & HARRISON. Is
WATT Il DEsAULLEs. r..-..-.
GEO. M. PINcKARD & Co.
,~-.t HILL, MCLEAN & Co. - ii.9
4.-.s WARD & Jonas. ~ 7f -s
BUCHANAN, CARROLL & Co.
M. GREENWOOD & Co.
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Peach Trees.-A writer in that excel
lent agricultural periodical, the Plough.
Loom and Anvil, thus writes under this
head:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-16
PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
Pert OF San Francisco-ArrIved

Feb clipper ship Trade Wind. Ossood III days from
Ne- York; sIooR William, Cute. fOn Boisnss Bay.
FEB. 2-BTiE Marion, Lans 60 days fm sydEey schr.
=. L. Allen, Carter. 40 days from Psnams7 passengels
females
Feb. 3-P. NJ g. Co.'S steamer Panama Watkins "a days
frcm Panama, Acapulco and San 4Si passen-
sers,s0 f,naiss sehr Traveller MeInssh 90 hours from
bcCeg&
fs6. sssaass Psche. Jarvis IL days srd 90 hours fn
san Juan wa Acapuco4o9 gers clipper ship Gold.
ar Gate. Truman ii3 days fiom New Yeff-ndss and
ISxssIses; b1k Sufplss, FT) Alay q days In Maxas
lxn-e psssergers, 30 females schr sheri Laycea, 30
tsuis frcm Bcosga. set. e
i Feb t-P. Ms CorsfesrEer Republic, Hudson 81 ds.
from Panars inermsdiats p0rts-st9 psssengsys -
fsns'es; bark Ross fCh Iohrscn % DAYS from al
gasisois gers brig SAn Juan PAeke jayne. ~
dsys frcu Guayms35 ssensers ~ females schr Aer.
chsl tI1ae Burt IS days I'm AGA ulta. C. A.
rtb7Steans Bire Haley. 81 hours from sah Die
60 ihtes f0Yt33 psxzeERers: bark vesuynx
Xo<cLrIr. Days ffeE Oregon big H4fy A. Joaes.
ira 50 fIcT1 vslrsras0-tfe pxssengsrs
ualts; hFis Ciscs1r. Bll1tt. dsys from Oregon
Hsb Use zzer Ohsg. hilh lfd. ears from San Diego.
wa sdas yafists SzsssE seysi schr. HnasaY,
E,sssrs. n 4earf "a bei5gg- -..-... 49, =
Fst kIis y Ep-ssl Pese.s as.s t5as csssoa sshr
My Tftsv tttf rs r. ttCe-1 4 t@l. b
ri -ripasrsb 5sryt 6se E-bcock ss1sys nc ou-s
y fsi- n-ssssEer Oregon Rsrssn, IA asys haun from
: Tsb n-7neiks E.isr csaItan. c9odsDssl. sydnsy;
cal Ala, p1te] rrJ ne Anftsgtzn sshs SANTIAGO.
11crttsy IL csJs reH ssn Desr Sarah Lzyinia Scott,
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WEST INDIES.

The Kingston Journal (Jau.) leas
with regret that it is considered that Grey Town,
likely to be made the seat OF Misunderstanding h
tween Great Britain and the United siates by
somewhat similar attempt being made there, to sAs
which was made in Cuba short time ago.
Meetings continued to be held in differ
ent sections OF Jamaica, "for the purpose Of tAke
into consideration the best means OF avertins \,
ruin impending over al classes Of the eommunisyn
consequence of the competition We are expossds
BY the admission Of avs-eroWn sugar into n
British maIket"
The ROYAL Mail Company's steamer
Conway, from Csithsgsna, bound to Saint rhoaw
and Southampton, with thirty passengers ~
81 5000 eco on |reghf, put into Kingston on ~ "a
inst, short OF Goals The Conway ought TO have
Kingston on the 2ith OF Feb, with the mails.
1t is mentioned in The San Fernando
Gazette that Port OF Spain, In Trinidad, was full d
shipping, but that unfortunately the weather VA
most unfavorabe for getting IN the CROP The roads
were very soft, and toe yielding OF the cane juice
very bad, both being the consequence OF too mucl
moisture. II required over 2.0O0 and In some In
stances, 800 gallons OF hquor to make hosshead
of sugar OF ssInch truss There had been no "
weather since May last, and our contemporary vu
thoroughly weafied with the unusual continues
Of rain.
The Globe and Barbadian appear ia
mourning for the passengers bel0D gins to BaIbssoM
who were loet in the iltfated Amazon. Tae per-
formance at the Garrison Theater, which was
take place on the 10Th uit., was postponed from A
same cause. et
The Globe of the 10th ult. contains he
following: Although the weather for the im
month has, on the whole. been more favorable b
planting operations than for feaping. the manufE
ture Of sugar is neveitt eess, being steadily pfot
cuted, as the quantity OF produce shipped to dcs
(which reported At ASA hogsheads, 100 tiefssl
337 barrels sugar, and so puncheons molssses) ~
ply testihes. The crop bids fair to realize the NOS
san suine expectations Of the planters.
The young cane cropis well established andnnT
ing well. t..fas
The island continues healthy, and its physical
condition and prospects, all things considered, o.
cowasing but no language at our command couA
adequately describe The intense gloom which ~
melancholy intelligence OF the loss Of the Aus1n
has thrown over the whole colony.
The Lieut. Governor has recommended plktc
mourning for ten days.
There is but liltls intelligence from Brit
i'm Guiana.
The petition to the Imperial Parliament
for the enforcement of the treaties with Spain sat
the Brazs, and for stopping the further reduction
the duties on slave produce" have bsen nunsrouaJ
aigned.
"The weather." says The Coionisi, "hat
been lowering and on many days the fall OF rain hM
been almost ncessant, but the eject has been hgnT
bene fcial both regards the health Of the colony
and its agriculture. The crop for the year bids far
to exceed even the abundance OF the last"
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'ppoEsn's kayifg ls'i their Only gun, amnm,,,o,
vsgops. etc The MevesB General Reports Ala
enc hundred and s~sny stands Of arms taken at he
ssre time.
Upon the whole. the battle presents SONS .estur,
wnieh are entre, nes IN modern warfare. Bot
rsfes, appears. must have considered the msslvss
Snipeeo, ard In sceorcsnco with this supoostoo
ootn gave Up the Cav snc retired. TIE Official re-
port OF Caraisa however. makes digersn, ezra
nauon OF THIS move Aett. and declares that he dre-
MS men on TO lncuce Csrsvsjal to advance ffon
sheltered position which be occupied and from vAcb
II vas found cifhenl, 10 clslocse him This in ~
vernsn, was a mere military msneuver, shile H.
cher aide represent a As hasty and prsciptsse ~
hsat How this may ce, We will NOT undertake 4,
CONTROVERSY, viz: that se epg sgement was hal ara
thst the MtxicsL forces remain on the gro md "a,
ing tsken all the Spots Of war which oslore,d 4.
the camp OF their adverssries, While Caravajl al
DIS forces recrossed the rlver and have Withdraw,
rom the contest thus leaving Cansles in passsss;o,
of the battle-ground aud the camp. May OF a.
prominent leaders IN mis- battle came do VA here q
the Mckinney.
CaFavajsls men report only ten iIllsd and Thrice,
wounded. and three missing. probably cro wned
INDIAN DEPREpArIoNs.- RIO Brao
OF the 18th ult. says:
There has never been true, since the se,tlsusa,
OF the banks OF the Rio Grsnde and Nueces River,
By Americans, when the country hssbee % overrra
By Indians - at present IL IL almost utterly imnos
eole to 20 from Bro~nsvile into the interior Of He
State without beng eilser robbed killed BY tAs.
and the latter Will be the more probable fate OF he
poor traveller, unless he happens to be the better
mounted. One OF the editors Of this paDsr vss osly
saved from an attack BY mere accident, lew dsv,
since. when returning from Austin.
Several houses were burned near the town Of San
Patriotic few days before he passed through H. "a
. number Of stock drivers had been robbed Of n
their animals ana were len on foot the prairiss
M. Miller, formerly in the service OF the Unssd
States, engaged in that trade, arrived here fss
days since, having Lost oil but his riding hoFses Hs
with his companions. vas driven into pen On u
prairie Constructed for the purpose OF securing soa
ct night, where they KEEP the savaSes at bay fu,
little while, but were driven from IL BY being oufas
cut by the Indians setting the ersss on are arou.
them. They fortunately escaped with their ivss
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

SUPREME CoURT - General Tsrm-De
cision.- Titus sgt. Hay and uifs.-In this osss
being the appeal In relation 10 the eGse1ncs .
opinion between Judges EdmoLds aud Hee4 J
70 the regularity Of judgment, the Com eeelas.
that II u not necessary for Judge 70 ~ yIfss'
decision: II the regular judgment e esetn "
fled with the Cisrs, ard docketed BY h37h ~
Gent. The question as to whether Suc!e 81 s s.s
Court OF Appeals car also sit as jugs o. - ~
preme Court was not referred 70 By ne togn; ~ ~
Ger Of Judge Edmonds reversed, and thss +" w
II. sustained,
SupEaIoR CoURT-Before Judge bos'
worth -Eduard Malone sgt Thomas RiIsgs-te
cover dsmaees for assault and battery. AHse9 /"
ferred TO-. Verdict for plaintiff, $40 4 80.
Csnsfoi Term u G ASTON s--temsessy~...
Comsfeek-Suit and crcss-suif, princiDsay ~ "
solve copsrtnership. The referee WA 49, |. =
refusing to receive all kinda Of evidences
leaa, or not. a. the parties agreed shoub4 ~"
scented. Order OF Judge affirmed, -.
BRIGHT AIT. CxrJis--An adninisGsfof ~ 80 n,
10 sus in his own name. or a. sdministfsts.
raest st Special Term sfbuaed.
VIM. X. Ccnldsns agt- Petv W. Bsnss az =.
Order reversed 90 far az regards receives -
tanned IS 70 Injunction. 90 as tl 49,.
Lisx. IfeCsrdy against The cfy Of N<e-z<. 40
Where . policeman has been Suspended a
restOrsd, he cannot claim for pay. JueD
fe1entxpt. fassss = a .s-.1f - y -
Mshsarlis ast. Davis-RepoTt afkrmed. ~
Ballard agt Jcdgment shfnea
Byadfrd agt Wsr1ng. Same. -
Woods ast Necrea : Costs 20 be boruf w
party GOT OF the funds tn Court.
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assy. fem sssia csus osssn Il the ws A.Asy. trc.
w R.s-n HAIRS tom seinss "'' -
Feb lt-Us Qaaitef nsssssi bark Anita, -. nom
Psis harriet T. BA,lstt. Marshal fn Hong Kong via
MsIie.a,chr. vesu. Mere,ero FIN Msrsslsn. via saa
sehr May W. vr,h IDS fan ss,ta Cruz. lumber
Feb. isDP NJ. nssmshp Cois1Sis. c. '. Leroy. 70
hours FIN osscn, 81 passengers,
FEB is-s,.ansr Sea Bad. Haley. from ssa Diego. 60
sesr Gsz.us. s,oddsrd. rs ss fn. L.han.
sehr. Bssna p.s. nehsnsr, d.. I'm. Trinidad.
schr. Sprsy, FIFE fu Bos.da
eT Rss .; I'm santa SAINT. Cruz Cruz
Sshr. CoEneice. Abbott. I'm Point ReysI
Cleared.
Feb f-Stesmer Fremont, now, Panama; shIp Masdz-
lena, Or Carphsy. do brig Triumph Rageu San Juan
Feb s-ships John wade: willis, .Hcss Kong; Nara;
Nonss San Bias Emma Preston. Mallory. Astoria 'cAr.
Pontiac. Lopez. Psyta
minetoa, Payts; Jupiter (MeI rhonas Masaslaa schr
A Feb Hsns zisyl. Nssy.l Hons. Kong .cAr. Z N.
Yale Bucknam. society lslasds Curew (Haw Bailey,
Lakai San Diego Hammond Stockton 'isop Jns' VaA
Feb s~ssrf Jessie. Or ,McPlum. Sydney; scAr ossoa
Feb. T-ssssnss Republic, Hudson. Beneis ship jacques
Laftte, Or cspar, Manila; bnss Jane Scott. Oregon
' FsS. Gship ' Comet. Gardiner, Hong Kong
Feb io-etesmer Sea Bird Haley, San Diego ship Helen
M' s and
ney brig Lsopessa Howard, Olympia, OIL
Feb. Steamshp Oregon, Piersss, Bsnesia; brig Hob
FEB n-sns cs:sild. Mcpunis. Society I.lsads bark
Emma Traders. Paine. Hong Koas brig Giants. Holmes.
Feb I3-ship wild Pigeon. Putnam. Canten bark Ads-
laids (Br Pinkham, Calao briss ltsrbrds Mex Bun
schr Mexican. TUCKER, escranenss.
Feb n-stsamsAp Pacific, Jarvis, San Jusn ship
Mopfsuk Wriehtman vslpa bark Louisiaaa Stans-
bury Mlwsuks, o T. brigs stately, TsIlosk, Acspsco
rohn C. Ls(Srand Gregory yr.. do; b. Luat Daggst,
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