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GEORGE A. PIKE. G-oRGE y. hHi@H1
GEORGE 4. PIKE & Co,
Oelsr.! Aae,,io,
BATON ROUGE. la.

We will attend promptly to the collection
o. cN claims entrusted 70 u. either asa:.lsl
the State. or infiiviiualG resid:n-, il tle par
is!,es OF East, or West Baton Hougc.
The l;bclaI patronage we have met with,
as General Agents; has uot "niy enabled US
70 increase our facilities ior The ti.Eia ion
OF bu mess. but ai.o % GREATLY REpUcL
our fs-nler rctes CT HoNutSs.oN.
Or charges Tor collecting claim, agains:
.lie State, viii Low he as io!,Ons:
On suns under 500 per cent.
DO Sla0 and not over $50. 10 pr. ct.
do $3.50 an,. net over 500, 81 per CT.
DO $500 ana not over 5000 IL per q.
do 5000 20. do $500, ia do.
do sijG0 do. DO 5000, Is do.
RATES OF IIxcuANGE on New 0eLE,Ns
On sums from 81, 70 $3.50. i-2 lr. ct.
do. 90. DO. $3.50. to SI520 IL do.
do. DO. do. $500, to 5000, Is do.
u information given GfG.iS. Address
letters pos. pad. 10 GEoRGl. i. PIKE eco.
may Sy. General .dgeniS,
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Cash Wanted Immediately,

Cash Wanted 1mMediately.
THOSE Of our friends who have M,
l. small cash purchasesn and hive not
''forked up' wonld confer favor by drop
ping in and lclring to reimburse our empty
chest lsept 2% JOSHUA BEAL :
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CHARGE
TWICE 4 WEEK.

U. S. MAIL PACKET Gypsy.
For the Coast, Piaqueuline, Baton Rouge
Port HUDSON. Waterloo, Bayo, Sara. aaui all
intermediate landlngs--The steanier GlpsY.
J. II. URE. Master. leaves New Orleans
every Sunday At O'clock p NJ, Returniua.
leaves Bayou Sara, each trip after the arri-
val of the cars. To1 leigh; or passage ap-
ply on board. may lay.
lust received per steamer Eliza, from
y Cincinnati.
25 Bbls Mess Pork
SO S. F. Flour
l3 Casks Bacon.
% Kegs No. l Lard.
S Tierces S. C.. Hams.
- Boxes, 5 lump Tobacco
For sale low for cash.
July 18th. If. S. NJ. HART, & Co.
COOKING STOVES &c.
TIME SUBSCRIBERS have on hand and
i for sale ls Cooking stoves ofdii.erent
sizes and patterns which they offer at re-
duced nrices.
Is dozen o. Rice's link Wash Boards.
may 10. ly. HALL L PIPER
TTRUssES and Shoulder Braces for sale
]. cheap trv H. B. VIBBERT.
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YEAST POWDERS,

THESE Powders, intended as a substitute
L for Yeast. to making all kinds OF but ter
ccses, possesses several adj. aEtages over that
article. The batter with which they are
mixed is instantly rendered light and ready
!oi baking; thereby enabling house keepers
10 tGlI,sh cakes in any season al The shor-
test -->::", The ca es made with these
powder. are les Ire; t,,'isagIee with the
stomach than those made in the usual way
Fer sale by II. 3. YIDERT.
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Billings kstringent.
ENICKERBOCIER MAGAZINE FOR 1853
LEWIS GAYLORD CLARK

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TIE KNICXERBOCAER Is row in its
thirty riah volume. The price of sub
scI,ption has been reduced run five 70
three dollars year, to clp5s 9 Ten 81 10
each. The ruI'iaher has much Y;tasars IN
informing tie rnb;c that the S. III, II
st, Leser.' and "Mes+er Kari Si,e.c.
Book" will he continue roauar'c du n,
the present year. h addition 70 these ,td
a host OF highly cgteeried contributors, Ike
Marvel the .1opelar author Of the 4 Re-
ries Of Ba:neior,' VII contrihu.e ncv
and original work. which viii be given in
every number of the Knickerbocker for
1852. 1t will he entitled the & Fudge Pa
pcrs"-being the Observations at Home
ard Abroad Of divnrs mem :ers ri the
talge Family, rendered mo wri'ine -
Tony Fudge. The contributors derart-
ment Will he more Interesting than Ger
Booksellers and pos--nasters are red;,csr1l
to act as agents. and phi be allowed a ;i'e-
raj discount. Specimen numbers sent graf
is, on application post paid. Al remittaa-
ces and COMMUNICATIONS On business thoa,s'
be addressed post laid, to SAMUEL ECLe-
TON. Publisher, 129 Nassau street new
York. ar23th G.I.
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PORT or NEW ORLEANS.

OSY,os 81 THE DAILY Csrscxrr,1
Saturday Morning, May %, 1869.
Il. CLEARED YESTERDAY
s sl H Hsss ass wh bsss &c
ss.E sSssis:sss, cesSsssS ss.eS;ss
TsshiOn Baker from Paasoua via the River 70
ship Wis. Ssvpes sWaisO ~ March
gsSssaa s2 I
s,.a sss =
cord.on il dsys from chsssOa to Rogsrs
sr sir siaaas 81 lsi Instant too wekhau-
shr Rowe from Bra.o. ST Jago 18Th instant ballast
sehs Dlana, Nys, from Mobile, to uaser--BasiO. @
Steam b os to.
Gpsy, urs from Bayou Sam =
s sa als. sss sis sse . s assfs!s
s Ssss 1a sss yss'asss ss% louisville
H b. ke as.ss Fh s. ss
Tob lYfs T s down l. thu
hip
Tovbfa siTess and g
e e md f s ss Cd
Below-Coming Up. .s
Ship VIM Nelson, Cheever, from sewYork.
ssIp Henry, pI.s II j svpors iW.les,.
Ssl ~ ~, ,j As,oa, nom Rislasea
sssss iss1 h %a Eass. % ys from G sS.s..a
MEMORANDA.
5 Capt Parker rsporss Arspe
Aeper at Corpus Christi for this port in few dsy..
EXPORTS.
ship Aras 10 boxes $50 hhds tobacco 20 tom
sS w % SsT 100 DO Hour tongues Is By
harEI ddo hhIx
s go DBL % es: Il = e.. Do
CApEAcy-Psr .chr tar PITCH 50
9 casks hama suudries. ss f59s AZ fg 3s
IMPORTS.
hp Foas loe bids Do 500 cases vine
sSs -essi
Asss e. IT, ssse
~ pE. sbSs brsn5y Esagnss
ssspsy
bbs 1901 wine n do brandy ods
BcsToNNPer ship Manila: Assorted mdse.
EwPoRPer ship Windsor Castle railroad orde
CARDIFF ship Berry IRON
| RUATAN IsLAND-Per brig Fashion Fruit to Andrews. "
a.a sA o =: s ssa sses T s,sns
- cSa s d sss
cARLEsToNPer schr Grierson 1870 rice order.
s. ST Mhs s SIT sas1 10 spool.
MoBIIE-por schr Diana $50 sacks salt TO order y.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
LOUSyILLEPer Southern Belle 1879 Babo
ss s e s &c iss IS
sss'
3 ebs -four Kennedy do y kegs butter schnsid
b. ss ssa.sl
& W. WEE 81 sss
Short ro-6a Esol2
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dAYOIsALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Nay es, 1855:
COMMON CouscIL CRY NEwoaLsAss
No52

No. 81
Reso That the Collector of taxes for the First Dis
trct is hereby authorized and requested to collect
a taxes said District, the Collection of which
suspended by an act Of the lust Legislature
ISisnedl VIM. C. C. CLAIBORNE,
ii t5&ff President Board OF Aldermen.
ISipued1 FRANS. ALPUENTE,
s,.sNsr> President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
iIsisnsdj A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor
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HoKfr FArokRE THR,lLlsa TALE or TIE Fnos-
~ she nicked up the book Why bless your soul young
man. when was school in that pesky cold acadia
mus up to -Four Corners the only why could keep
minutes and spank away till the blood got to sckalution
aen There trin tails about pretty plenty guess
mister Did em good, though continued the old lady
edge isn't like ten-penny nail to be druy in Of the
head If YOU want to mike young ones smart, you must
always proceed to extremities.A
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BunsEp TO DEArHOn Saturday night last, in Charles
ton boy in the employ Of Mr. Qunn was instructed to
ill spirit gas lamp and told to put ont the light before
sling It, He disobeyed the order, and tho consequence
WINS that tho spirit caught fire. bursted the lamp and
uread over the floor Mrs Quinn attempted to tranpe
out the fire but in so doing her clothes caught and in
moment she was enyeloped in flames She into the
street with child in her arms, and assistance was mme-
diatey rendered. but she badly burned that after
suffering the most excruciang agony she died the next
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No. So.

Resolved That the Surveyor be requested to furnish the
tions 81 the probable Of Watchower be located
on Canal street. such point may be designated by the
Mayor the Surveyor and Street Commissioner said Watch
tower to be not less than seventy feet high with suitable
Alarm Bel Of such size as the wants Of this City and
the Fire Department may require and said Tower to be Of
iron brick and to combine ornament with usefulness
[signedl VIM c. @. CLAIBORNE
i President Board of Aldermen.
ifSpneil FRANS. ALPUENTE,
4as - on President Board Of Assistant Adennen
AP Eignsai ~ -l's isS1 A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor
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CANADA, OIL. z. .ior BOSTON SATURDAY, My
ATLANTIC, (Am.) !. ,ior NEW YORK. 4. "WEDNESDAY,
AFRICA, {Bf.l. NEW YoEsK. SATURDAY,,
CAMBRIA, fBr.)s. Tor BOSTON. SATUBDAYs y
ARCTIC (Ann.). 4. .tor NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY,
ASIA, (Bt). .for NKw YORK. SATURDAY, =.
AMERICA .ior BOSTON. sATuRDAY.
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) Z NO al5aa = / Is
On Ordinance for The arpointeno Wharasers and regu-
ldting the duties Of 5 AXE n
The Common Council Of the City Of New0rleans ordan as
Section l. That there shall be appointed by the Com
mon Council in the month of May, Tor after
prccable and every second year thereafter the follow
ing Warngers and Assistants who shall enter upon the
discharge Of their duties on the first day Of June
One Wharfnger for the steamboats, steamships Hats,
etc, of the First District
one Assistant Wharfnger for all that portion Of the
First District the fatboat landing unto the upper
line of said District. H.
oue Wharfnger for the whole of the Second District
Two Assistant Wharfngers for the second ana Ihird
Districts ig 80. iis, x. .a,s,
| One Assistant Whnrfnger for the Fourth District,
Sec @ The Assistant Wharfngers Of the First and
Fourth Districts shall make daily reports Of the arrivals
and departures Of all vessels flats etc. with their tom
mage to Warfnger Of the First District The Assist
ant harngers Of tho Second and Third Districts shall
also report in manner to the Wharhnger OF the
Second District.
Sec s. It shall be the special duty Of the yharfngers
to make weekly report to the Comptroller OF all and
every description Of vessels their tonnage etc winch
may each day enter and within the limits OF the
port under their superntendence which weekly report
shall be fled in the office Of said Comptroller for further
reference and examination regular rotation and dates
i Sec The Whnrfngers and Assistants shall perform
such duties prescribed by existing ordinances
that may DO hereafter the Common Coun
GIL The office of the Wharfngers shall be open from sun
rise to sunset Sundays excepted They shull receive
for compensation, fifteen hundred dollars per annunl
payable monthly and the Assistants nine hundred dollar
j per annum, payable monthly.
Sec g. For tho faithful performance Of their severn
duties the Wharfngers shall furnish bonds and security
in the Of five thousand dollars each and the Assist
Il ants in the sum Of two thousand dollars each n
Sec g. All ordinances parts of ordinances, conflict
Ing with the foregoing ordinance be- and the same ar
thereby repealed. l. :. -. e Al e
II lSigned "a n ~. S Lac " NJ NM =
lsgnsd pl IEA y
Approved asth May 1859. !, cprss,. /. I, ~.
cssHsd y y .,us cory l. IEyldER, sesisy uyaS il
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B,rrrr M SNAKEA days since Mrs. Elizabeth Rich
afJson residing Coyington Ky came to her death
from the poisonous bite Of snake. Some of her children
told her that they had found hollow stump
but were unable to reach tho eggs She went out to get
them and reachg down. she felt something prick her
sand which, at the time che thought was splinter Her
hand commenced swelling after and in four hours
he died There is no doubt that she bitten by
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ss /;
81 * Is
I'D rs
INprAs vENerAscn The Mobile Register Of Thursdsy
ssy y, s, \. Nv, 4.
. ~ oaa sss w w unys pss. .ose
rsch " ta reanf ~ seI paue ans s
\, ~ uppsr pslg u s,s near tns route q
sHa snd
ION 81 4 screwhst noted cIlsracter known a lid ili
was severely stabbed or cut by another Indian IN eft
He was carried Of and placed under the care Of Iysl
clan. Old BILL upon hearing Of the occurrence,
threatened that he woud shoot and Din the assasnt Of
the woods came upon the body Of an Indian who had
been shot and which had literally Been stripped Of Its
skin and tB had been and suspended upon the
limbs Of q tree 2 y ~
snls =
tic s,sscca ~ MI tfe I I'M. III s sayaao M
st,ire had perpctrated this diaboiical murder
r. = - = = - Isl
~ n p;o,, ~, WI I,ottsviIlo pa On tI,a ooth IN
80 81 ~ q, IL. ii;,s ,i ~
sSsss s SIs ~ ts,sss ~ u pis,,i..h
pa had te afnra ~ te dav thu
wheel y che engine composed q cast ron fifteen feet
"a diameter weighing upwards o. while run
nng VIA treMsneoas DuIst
sns PAf5s " ICY onv un
tos - NV we eae asa " s
NY oss sintl lops, pasoeu elon. PEI
II t ts sans.s an a
- IL
ng, ei main piats W
Wneel was tlns Uts ece soIns cWeave
ncss " a,mvst ~ sloos ~ u uve VIII - raw.
~ tnls Ieaiu crasn pas one y Ine msh e
was anu e - au " ne'u oay
CUT, ms snonloer bruised anu wrlse oisloeateo.
HARD T,,lrs NJ Old wIncIsrY THE Fredericks-
ro Herald statea that what little meat IA offered In that
80. Il. 3. ,.a, ,I.+ \ ,,5 tLa v,o1
a'l. Apt = ~ ieoi 49, s. s \. " ~ N -
entire animals 70 ma ze one dece9t veal
and beef sell half cents and not to be had
IL aven fys yrce Al To hitter ii has be-
ss III. Il. ~. -, -, - ,;. ,,, 4,
come ona q ene slls e.ss "oe' anO ~" ~ ny =
the memory OF those who were proficient students IN
Mnemothechny under Miss Pike Others have forgotten
Il, .ant f,a tasta olor and ,,av Of tbts one irds-
81, ..o,,,,t ~ Il a,uarcas froyn tha hoard
- /,
iessie eAisk; ~ ~ - -
street the other day with basket swung and the
xrv I,air,g made for Hutter he had IL on exhibition
tvcfva and half q SIGHT twenty-five SMELL and fifty
- 80. 1 80 -s : s
cents tAsto. vi
Nj IN i, - ~ . Il. ~ h .a..,,+
rs q AArftt = ME ssvAi1' s '-y : 1855
meeting IoudOn SECRETARY
~. Z t; fro, +ha N ,ss;a,, f,orsn, a,no,n
Ao't : =, 80 ~ ~ .
hiI 80, z. ,,to ~ ~ ara nv;ted IA contend
Tor prize of $50 Quea the race to extend Cron
the Naya Island The letter was expressive
= =, .-..sl - u, : .. ~s., ~ -
q she Y alhles. uesite IT, s'.e ~
VArt ~ }vAA nr1fIH
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LITERARY PAy-The NewYork Tribune having inti-
ted that all the profits Of literature go into the hands
- publishers and that authors can not live in free
stone edifces' tho Times Of that city replies;
The Tribune is badly posted. Our authors Y have
been for the last two three years building themselves
bes;des byng free stone Y house in the city has built
q fine country-seat ut Newport. Headey has built
eplendid mansion at Newburgh Melville has bought
farm nj tockbridge Irving aad Pauding have splendid
seats on the Hudson Prescott has received from the
Hampers not than $4,000 for his books Morse has
Abart Barnes has received his Commentaries over
$4,000 Prof Anthem has made 600, stephens
over the Abbotts $4,000 etc, etc, ETC. TX
hooks although it sonlv few years since he began to
write Headley,s profits must have already exceeded
She proceeds Of tho sale Of his books The Trbuneatey
that Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe had refused
Tor the copyright Of single novel And the list
| might be indefinitely extended
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pRorrr OF PsuLTRY.--A gentleman Of NewJcraey says
that ON the first Of May 1851 he had 10 hens valued at
81 each and that the cost Of their feed to May 1852
was $s AZ Inexperienced eggs amounting to SCI e2 and
all Of them are still alive that his clear profits are
$l3 Is for the year.
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CONSERVATION. During the month OF April nfty-nn'
persons died in Boston, Mass Of This show
what the east winds will do when they are malignant
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usrsD SrArEs Dlsralor COUNT AIFRED
EasrsRs w. WILLIAMS AAlHpAT
iss9s,S5 EuRQP No. 6s01
| mn OBEDIENCE to the command Of nm Adj
niity entitled suit
her Tackle md
do hereby cite and adnon tho thereof and all
other persons tight
United States the holden Of
Orleans before tile Third this dite,
the amid
Apparel IND Furniture shond be and so 10
delnnnds nsreeaby 70 the prayer Of the ihe lants
u s. Mnshala ocs Eastern District q Louisiana
i May %, 1881 WM s. SCOTT, .. s. MaSshal,
uiy26 je7 IL Eastern District Of LouisiEna
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oaowrH OF HoBoKEs I'm hIay, 1851, the,popuation Of
this suburbs Of NewYork wss 3292 in May, 1852 41sl
Increase during the year. se9 There about seventy
new houses now in Of erection not including build
ings going up West Hcboken on the hills About two
hundred houses have been built altogether during the
wear The Of new Baptist Church was laid
z one day last week.
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THE AI.fsE Law in MArNn.Iiow II soorks.As an ex-
Republication Of Of the moral effects Of the new
states that very bad liquors sold ut tho city
ency there In large quantities brandy is sold for four
liars gallon which could be sold for dollar, and
hen pay profit Of twenty five cents gallon. Liquors
Ire Unfortunately sold to all who apply for them all
can obtain them in such quantities rs are desired by
merely saying that they wanted for medicinal or me-
chanieal purposes One had Large jar filed to be
used for the mechanical purpose of raising barn and
the hard drinkers end other suffer from sickness in these
days Of tho Maine law beyond thing
ever Of before Several tsverns out Of the city
liquors have been constansy retaled have obtained
The agent sells such liquors purchased for him
and at sucn price Others Hx upon them he having
salary At present they bought by Of the alder
men whose plan understood to be to make enough on
the sale Of liquor pay the pauper bills Of the city
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wooL-The price Of wool has come down little. A
lot Of new clip has sold at NewYork OF sS cents
pound The first Of the clip year brought AZ cents
The wooden manufacturers have suffered during the past
year from the high price Of the material and the low
price Of goods
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BLoopEp SHEEr.-The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
notices flock Of 100 sheep, belonging to Mr.. Jewett Ad
Olson county, Vermont They have been just imported
from Spain, and are valued at $4,000. There one
buck which cost $780, and would shear "a pounds Of wool
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Two WORMS 4 BAEc .T.-.Japanese--H We won't have
free trade ports closed, and shall remain so
.4merican Then will open ports, and convince
you that YOU'RE wrong !, III
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ORyIcE 81 rHx DAILY CREscxrr,1
Saturday Morning, May 20, 1859. !
III CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship Harriet, Hatch, Amsterdam, Up Whitney &co
Bark Richmond Hit Boszon, Chas Deake AGO
Bark Jod4U, Payne, Charleston, Coehett Chapman
Mex schr Anita, Basso, Canipeaehy, Camcrden
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DIR. II. CsMi3s's
Shoulder Brace and Supporter.
n THIS INGENIOUS INSTR sdENT suPpoRTsT THE WHOLE
body great
Back relief snd finally sad
life prolonged By the tse Of this Brace. W,
n Call and examine the and ecnvince yourselves
SHERMAN, Akeutt che South,
3s 10 81, Charles street, New Oflesns
a. Also, Agent for DR. BANNiNds Of ATED Bod
BRACE. mhlSslyd4WH
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NEW ORL IL MS
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1862
ID VIZ 81 n u
Congressional.
% = ;, -
Saturday, May 80
wxsnrsoros. May I'll 1s5

sfsArr Atctison moved that tho Senate go into
erecuyc session an m Indan treoty butthe
motion I'D MI aereed to ~ q
Tho Ssnete on motion Of Mr. Berrien took up and or
ared IA h ecrosse fn tjrd readirc tie b for the
Enforcement e the sayanpah river. s8 III
various memfaiais vsra uresenfed on many subecta
Nh 4fav ,yera annTanriaf elv rssarred s.
M Hunter mnved III taka m, tfe deAcfercy hill hut
"a motion Va ,l;sacrced II, -
INC Senate then tso up and acted upon sndry private
liza ana fnaiIv nassed tfsn, and adjourned nftil Mon
s' 80 -''' 1'sSss -
jIo,sr ~ Honse resolved itself
ftaa ~ ~ a. tt,c i M II the linton,
~ resumed tha cnnsiGeration Il thu b Which was dis
ssS thrss bo,,rs yesterasv relatitng II the all
[ If INK ,ar II I'LL n ia limited
etates ~
n,,n, ia s,,a Il h III ~ ;I,ives and tfe
wo M ion since rstnrned from Utah have re-
and Isa v a great deal was
M abo,t tboaa ot,sars WHO came ~ tho United
Irhn action Nv tha had IN
bc tSsv sr treatsd Nv tha nennta IF ntat N c
40 that tha afsars ,,oit II htve re
III the;r si,;Ia IN the ether Il was insisted
t}af the prssdat n,nvht IN haya d;so,xsed Briuhar
yn,,nc ~ Il e
AZ ,ras ~ Inc IN, ,,nder consider
atn ~ nav fa Irtai ;iges WHO Tatrrned from mat ter
ritory' -
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james 9, MCKEE haa been he'd e bsil = BQs-
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Z YAcHr Prize wonra SAILING roR.---At . recent
meeting of the London yacht clubs the Secretary
read communication from the Russian Consul announ
cling the great regatta Of ST. Petersburg for June III in
which royal yachts Of all nations invited to contend
prize Of $50 guneas the to extend from Cron
ssdt round the News Island Tho letter expressive
Of tho warest desire from the st. Petersburg Imperial
Yacht Club that gentlemen Of the Royal Thames Yacht
Club would honor them by entering the lists The dis
tance to be sailed Is 100 nautical miles
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ship Harriet 10 boxes $50 hhds tobacco 30 tons
logvood, 1000 slaves. hi
bark Redmond al bales cotton, hbs pork 800
DO d 1896 do whsk 800 do Hour 4ds tongues Is
80 hhds tobacco, 4676 SKIS corn, 1877 hides. 35s
bark Jeddo 90 casks 5s bbls 30 hi
lss bbs IBID, 800 bss flour DO BEST Lard OIL 81
CAMpEAcHYPe bbs tar PITCH broad,
nd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-29
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-29

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the regular packet leaving tho city
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