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have to request that they may be re-appraised
pursuant to law with little delay as your conve-
nience will permit
Very respectfully,
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Collector of the Customs
FORM NO. t.
appointment Of Merchants appraisers.
Custom
Collectors Office, ---, is,
SIR: You are hereby appointed to appraise lot of
--which has been entered at this pert,
the importer having requested appraisement
thereof, in accordance with the provisions of the
several acts Of Congress providing for and regulating
ths appralsement of imported merchapd disc and YOU
to appear at the Office of the appraisers
goods pursuant to law ~ '''
s,. rore entering upon the duty indicated in the
appointment, you will please call at this Office
TO take the requisite oath
l. am very respectfully, your obedisnt servant,
~, Collector.
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having been imported
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FORM NO. I.
oath Of az importer decidrtmg decline IN ralus
I,--, do solemnly and truly swear that
this invoice Of goods imported by or consigned to
me in the ship ---, whereof - is
master, from -----, contains q faithful and
just account OF the actual cost of the said goods
further that at the date of expectation the
value of said goods was
----------- showing a decline in value be-
tween the time Of the purchase aid the date of the
expectation, and that the sum last mentioned rep.
rssents the true market value Of the goods at III.
time of expectation.
Sworn before Inc, this -1
day OF --. 1S5
--, Collector OF the Customs
PORN NO. J.
Notice TO importer Of adcance Of ral1e bg apy7use-
mint.
CUsToM HOUSE,
Collectors Office. IA
SlA: LOT OF ------- entered by you on the
---------, per the from - has
been appraised by the public appraisers of this dis
tlict. in accordance with law: and the valuation
ceeds by ten per cent. the amount declared a. the
value on rntry.
II you appeal from this apprais-1nent, it will be
necessary to DO 50 within twenty four hours,
sm very respectfully. your ebedeut servant,
Collector
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The staring madness, when she wakes TO find
That what she has loved-must love-is not that
She meant to love-
There Is dcsolation in her ego
He cannot bear to look on-ior.t seems
AS though it cats the light out of his own.
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NOBLE HEROISM.

Among the many intrepid persons who
rendered noble service to the sufferers in the
dreadful catastrophe at Norwak. we are i'm
PEELED to mention tn" name or Mr. Brock Car
roll in particular. This gentleman was a
bout leaving TIE wharf at Norwalk. to 90 ON
a shooting excursion. when this accident oc-
CURED. lmmrdiatcly on seeing the cars 90
into the draw, hc SIrane into the water and
swan TO boat, which he quickly unnoorc,!
and rowcd to the nearest car. which was par
TALLY visible above the water: and Gashnc
through the window he drew ont in success
SION. Mr. Nathan Harris. OF MONTGOMERY, al
ALBANIA. his three children and their nurse. TO-
"rthcr with others, and pu; in with them for
the shore. on landing Mr Harris embraced
him, and eagerly pulling ont his poke, lool,
filled with money, offered il 10 him Savinr.
take lt,thou Savior Of my children wish
II was more; | cannot otherwise express
my heartfelt gratitude" ".lll rirht. sir"
sad the noblc-hcartcl fellow: Il don't want
you TO insult me thoUeh'- and. Selling an
axe. he pushed again fir the wreck. and with
lustv blows and >urcrhuman cxcrtion< soon
made a lugc hole in the cars side and rc>crI-
ed As many a the boat woul,! ho!,!. when he
was forced Reluctantly to the shore with lis
tr,.j,rlt of r,,!.i,,1 Iiy.S Al, nil I a.; !,
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II e W S tie m S ,

e1 correspondent Of the New York
No'uTTcr de< Etot$ TDiS puts a final cxtin-
"n;shcr upon Rev. Mr. IIanSon's inocnions
I}anphn romance by publishing an affidavit
from The mother Of Rev Mr. Williams in
which the old lady declares herself the nat
nral mother Of Mr. W.. and that his nrrt.n.
SONS TO be TIE son Of Louis XVI. are false :
that he Is her fourth son, and was born at
Cau4hnawaga.
FROM ArSrEALIA.-Thc adyiccs from
Australia via England. to Jan ~ state
that the new digging, discovered between
ass and Albany,iS All immense mine of cold
The number of dryers increases daily. No
less than nineteen vessels were LOADING at
the port of Hamburg for Australia. The re-
ccIp'> INTO England from Australia. .or the
week ending April SOih, were about s5oo.-
Upo.
MIS>INSIrrI.-G Governor Footc was to COM
mrncc the canvass rs a candidate for United
states senator, in Nick>hurg. on the fifth Of
May. The jackson Fla. of the Union learns
that the Hon. jefferson Davis will be Ultimate
~ the opponent of Governor Foot for the
United States Senate.
sE' One Of the churches in the Presbytcrv
OF Chl!iro;he. (Ohio,) has suspended two of
its members who had been engaged in the
spirit rapping. The lrc>hvtcrv adopted the
following resolution in relation to the rap
pings: "Rcsolvcd, That the practice of S,ir-
1t Tapping. $50 callcd.) as it prevails in ma
ny parts, is, III view of this prc>tvtcrv. a re-
vival Of the old abomination Of ncrrono,.cg
50 decidedly condemned in the work of God"
~ 4 farmer in Barnard saws in the New
Eng! land Farmer, that in 1888 he took stick
/ feet long and cut it in the middle. setting
the hntt end Of one up and the other down.
twelve feet apart. In five wears the one with
;!Ir !Utt down ro;tcI Of. and the other stand,
sounds yet. The same fact is sustained bv
u""y experiment, Il" .a-t twelve vca,< and
>io"i! he duly regarded hy farmers il SET
tn. r,,,s
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Long Standing Case Of Salt Rheum Cured

HtNhiNM, T.. Sept. ii. ISL.
Dir. y. y WTNNtEN C".-tcut>: have for More.
than 81 wears been afflicted with Salt Eleum and
nj times di>trc--c,! hryoud description. with burn
IN and itch'm" sensations. which will he better ur-
dcrt"l hv those n" have hid this complaint than
ly ANY t>cI ti"u tat can eve. Mv,i-tre~~ WIS
-rr.I' l!; .,.fjI.i not -lrr for 'i.iS together
wv head would swell. and ~ one t,. became al
most blind. from the hU:u"r> gong I" my ewes: ut
other times il h. been on NY hands and AIMS to
that dc-rco that they have been almost ascle>. 50
lar - labor concerned.
have tried AL H." popular medicines Of the lav,
AMI many physicians. without a-tir. benefit. Ev
III iurur:irr ,1fricuI-. indeed 10 try D"c.
Weaver tankcr and Salt Ehc:.al Syrup and c.
raT": lI:ve taken tlIr'" bottles Of the syrup and
ar'li"d III" Ccra,o II The same time. cxtcrnallv-
The effect : truly astonishing; the Salt Eicum has
AL 'li-a,r feared Nv general health j. greatly I'M
proved: Sleep -wrc,. AN! III fac' lam we'll
lea"'r,:.ir rc,'.l.....' tn" medicines I" the
afflicted. TALITHA ABE.
7" wII"N :: NAY t"NCIEN:-l h..r..i,v crr; ny 'at
lie rrrt::.s ~,arcnru; ! very t,il.f description
Of -" cr-ot Ia wife. I;';; :" my great surprise
-... .'..-.,' .ta :..,' ...,- .ri,,'v Nj.
;..r.: 70 che. ri! -. tao i:l- i:ic:-.
Np>l,~ I. AREr.
". I.lA. Il, >.l.,.i >
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11rlltlIG.


~ 'h'' town. MAY !. Nf'- Susan. willow "' the
'. '''''i' .''''' 49, t"ir~ an" II months.
T. I .'1 '"''"r. March: VI LAURA N"lNn VIII
60 ''n'~ N''F'n "-"'i - W..
II ''''""'' NAY : A!'+ l. Wore >'H - Mr.
'"'n"~ I'll" Hi'i's N'f~r' ag"i II Years an! :
months.
IN fd'~ town, May i. "i consumption. Newton.
"I'''-f ION 81 w | Cameron. a-"i II v"ars.
~ IN" r''>''''r" Of hrs >"n in Milford. Michigan.
MAY > /"7H> 'r"-man E-'l-. in the 7l-t wear Of hi
ace Nr t. wA- formerly = resident # rrHrilam.
p"r'N" - H. Illness. whirh ir''rlr'c,l anil
Hi'n'r' "iih much suffering. he manifested sub
m>sl"n +" 'hr p'v;n" will. m! eve satisfactory
"'i'cnrc"i h'> acc"itance "t tho Sav"--thr. rs
-rI"u- HI friends that h. has cn.crc o,i .ha. res,
'''2' r'r1an"tht" Il" l~"rf" ~ GOD. COM
In This town. 81 i,at,'v~i-. April So NJ trno,
Curtis. aGcd %. Erohcr Curtis was born N S.raf
ford. y H.. embraced RELIGION some Is wear, since.
and united with the Methodist EI.i>ccn,I Church n
M"rean. ". whore h" then resided Itmav Io eoii
o him. .Ia- h. w.~ = ,,l man. .,ri+n,I in hi. do,
votor,, homes. II r., Zeal a,,1 f,ftItI,I ~ n. ,
IL. was Kind husband an ,f.,,i,,,.a f,.hcr 80,
= confidential ncirlrhor. Peace f. his memory
Nav the blessing Of God rest mon the b.rrf, viii
nw and children. IThr Oh. N.....r.-cr will ,roosc
cnpv.I II y
In Waterford N,v1, Dr ,hror u;,os o,,,-,
n W,+crr,r1 Nov1- NJ. ror,o.o ,r;.1.
III. Int N,i,I Eirbori.,r ,,,, .t.,,,.co cro.E.,
,uJI,nIv She W.. i, h.,. I,o,r,,, , .,o.
ped into the Kitchen expired in , G.w,ooucn+s
In this Town. Nav II ofc..srn,,,.;,p Mr. W;Ir;,,,,
II Howe. a.rrI % son or,lo 1,+o y,.l.r;.,1,
Lucy II. IIowcS. who wcr, for nm. v,r. in m. coy
vice Of H., Am Er,rI ,,,o,.- .bo f.r,,...I,.1;..
in N;>.Ssinni The >,,I,icc. Of ,bi. motto. ,,o
I,s, ,ue,nI..rof , family of .iv ;r,I,,r;,,.,. r
rent. vhnI have within, c.,, ,.o.-. Io,.,, ,...I.,
with the dead,
On missionary -ropnd ord ,,rd ,,;ss;o,,,- 90,
and priv,tinus William, ,,s l,-,, o,,, ,o.,;., >.
God in bapti>m. ALL wears Of noe no anil his six
fer Harriet were left or,,,,rs j., tb,s ,,,.o 4. :.
his attention aforementioned n .I,. s,j;... -, ~
zion and the ,rrc,t i,u,,or,,urc Of ho mil.
interested in Christ H., then as no ,bo,,,,. ,,,.
tn, God ., his n,rc,,t. +, he hi, c,I ,,,l ~,
inr,h.v loved 10 Inc his S,vi,r lie o.,,a1 o.;
before the world and th,,, ,ul,Iiv ..,rroI ON. .r
last wishes of bi- ,,,;ur ,.,r.pt>
In .Iuno last he sto,,I hv tho Ic,,,, ,oI ~, .t..
only lister h loved with MI fine warmth ,,,J
mess Of an or,r,,n brother. h..r, III. r,..,
from her buri, he FL, that hi. finn. ,od;o nl IL
J,v.n j., tho .,r,,-o ,,,,,,Ii .,,o, coma g.,
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navigation by which the country i tr,vcrscJ
wonb! Greatly facilitate the invasion and O.
rni"tIon Of any European power making use
Ot ,tca;n.
IMPORTANT LEGAL DrcI>IoS.-The Su-
Nrrmc Court of New York has recently de-
cld"d case which involves controyort.d
NrnrIpIcS. 1t seems that the LEGISLATURE
passed an act IN relation to public schools, in
"il'h 1t wo> provided that the law should be-
null and void unless it should be approved
by majority of the people of the State. at
the polls, y majority was found to lie in IA
For OF the act, and hence it went into opera
ton. y case arose under the law thus az
proved by the people, and the Court decided
the Ia" to he unconstitutional and void
frEE LIGUoE~.-Thc commissioner has
a@"rt! with a reliable firm of importers of
liquors to furnish the Town Agents of this
county-not a General county a"cnt-with
pure liquors. And the town AGENTS are ,!i-
rcctcd 10 furnish liquors to the consumer at
wholesale prices.
10y the arrangements Of the commissioner.
the people will be furnished with a far better
article OF liquor than formerly at the lowest
and for all useful purposcs.-.N. .lH,u< Ms
Eengtr.
y Dl>C"N-"LArE Winuw.-Lcss than
nv" weeks AGO. a Young man in Mcdtorl died
after h!ict Illness leaving a vounn and in
tcrc>tln" wife. The fair one mournca hi,
carly decrease. but her "rict was not such a,
ot:rm brushes the ii.j'-hIood from the heart
Her weeds cave a new charm to her beauty
She won the heart Of >ynIpathizing friend
aud tempered her Grief ls listening to hi.
tales ct love. and on Tuesday last the pain
were married, The @ra>> has NOT vet bcrut
to >i'r'n- upon her late husbands grave
Eos,nn CLEuLAMM.
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"A Real Blessing to Mothers"

'ii'ii' i'i - 'i''il'.'i> az. ''-,-' :l ii,r.
II calls real '.'-~-' :" l''''!-r- |, - = ,r:'a =.
which wui- ti' ,,- :r',-l .i.r,r ..l2> --,;. ,
tIr r''n-'cIy" hours. W kl.,r, - ,ri,-lscr --,.
blessing, tra.i >'r'~ ct w,iu. - l.:l -r mo bog '
i'f II ! the ~>TII liE,TI>'. >N,~.IIII,,. li,,>.
ir ;lic >tlc ri which Samuel >cti ui iar> place =
liz. agent.
III i i'1lil'! ;p b" u" hUar.,, N.,i.y il- i,''.
used IN oar ncictturl~,i am! H.. ,rirl. great,
admired lr'ii. g.. ,!.r, with c>s w'sh .iIro
trouble" :ti! MI cr.' >l... IL -li.,I; -.
pay i.r L. h. ! a., The urc, rni,,r'aic ca
"f'l' T-'n, wh"r Tho lit az, s,:.-i ID -. Ir.t.
way. i altogether ay"i''.. ! ha:.il.' Il 'i.,rr'sl
or Of coal from ..' stove. .uiiis,.> Tor su or:r,
IRONING. il i->p highly ,'-'r,.r, .,,.i' u init we
heard I'i-i''"r remark 49,. .i'li'.. 3, i.': "
N"@!i G.'; Jar; ii. Iii i'r so r',.i hr c,,.-
,i l'rii:.-v ,:cr. Il l. real. = ,->-ii.-t L. /. e.
x.ti4> -
Sold OK + .'.wcti \ e.. +. ( + Fa;ria,.l, < 60.
-. l'iin>burr.
Orders addressed :" \ -F.<vit y: I,..,.,-ls.r.,f
VIII tr pr m;',iy :iitcmi,,. L..
Mav !. ls:.i. -.
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PATENT. SELF-uEATING
SMO0TEING-IRON,
'IN!li> Invention = -.r,., ....rr-'',.' ~ I'C0NO-
L MY. CONVENIENCE and (GMFURT

Tn" cen; : -"rtI ''l hard r'' = ample iu. ;"r
day : r"nll.'.r' OIL, ~ 1Ifl>' 80 il, :.,l -, rl,:.
M III Irn>: gives TTI II\I-iI. '..-,-',> ~.
work. ami never >Iillir> Tie Inca. Il c;Gi,.I,.-r.
cess warrant. the prediction hat ], VII >,~,,i D.,
i'nn'i IN every family. The Attention N.rc.ri'>
ii"u>"kr"I"rr> and Travelling: A-,n;- ! invited :,
ih> Iron.
S.JEWETT Agent for Mnrc Nv lamp hir. J.
Vermont.
Fir,7a T.. W. VII O'..,r,r.
since u"icn. this ',.,.i,ii> i,,r,'i.,r ~ r,.,L
We HAY" >"'''I II fairly tried II works :r',,i3,iy
VII prov" -r;'' r'rN"i''rr" - t,''-"-"l,r~ ir
TN" saving iucl. AMI heat. - w' - 81 ti,r an j.,
Dor
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7 h in H a is,

NlClI Il Panama. canton. Nllan. L"-!"r,r. r.
~ 'la. i'aIm Leaf. &c. &c. iu>t received and "l
sale By !. i. GuRiiAN.
Nav | |. 1913. s2+if
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Style, Quality & Price.

II viii afford ~, r"ir pleasure >hilii oar c..,o
rui Indies am Gentlemen e" ;hi> asI ','-hl~,,i,.
towns are invited t. .,i,- IL a call.
-. .I"h>lIIrv NJ !. III. >eSri
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Spring &Summer Goods
Purchased wiki cash. ~lirh ll..r il-,.0a;
LOW PRICES

For cash. ~ approved l"r; cr,.!;i. W, w.,,l, in
VIE y"ri -' "a. liii rNau' i,In -Co'i;,.csi, ia.
N.Ll ...lll Do, .l.i,.- IN 49, - q,
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DR.. Newton

tt'> a.'in arrived II s.. ,I"hn>hmry and viii r.,
main :; ur t weeks
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l)ASTILES for burning il sick r.-,-.- 81
10y & EI\t-utsf
A,rii 20. 1873 -.
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a LARGE assortment Of DRESS GOODS.
IA cun>i-timGin par. a f"'l"w>:
Dress Silk vi all kind. black >ih Shaw sui "
I;">. white craze >haw!>. Ac. -lIk Ii>-l;'>. -;lk
AMI wool l'lras'-. >ilk anl linen r"rlilI> ullr,.
PLAIN. checked X figured Nr-in- all kind:
RIrace Del anr>. r"'uru"'j ia" l'rinr~ and
Gin haH~ 81 all hiu.i~. ,ml.,>-,-i tal,l,.
C"v"r-. Whit" 'iana>k tahl- Covers.
brown la. de-. white Linen. linen
lian'!kcrc'Ii'i-. black >ilk Crayat~.
fancy CrIvl'>. >'!k rul Ginc
ham iiamik,rchiri>. = cr.at
variety Hosiery an ,;''v.-. lac Veil. u....r,
Cloths. ~rri - G,r'uam Er"adcl.1h> ,,lain AMI
inc: taN>IImrr''>.a -rcIi ,nrrr, ii \r-i.- bleach
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IST Or LETTERS r.,na;,.inc in the Post
nii-r - =. ilr>l'urv. ". Nly l. I>:%-
Persons 'al''f t,'r INV = III ir"wjr-- =; will
,'';,-r ihcv are aiy.rrs-el
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navigation by which the country is ,ravcrscl
woui'! greatly facilitate the invasion and @ :
rnfat'on of any European power making use
Of team.
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CAPPETITGS.
VIM. T. TENNI < CO,

T'al ','r i-,~,,.i y Es.r- T.. a.... l,a.a H..
~ ~..4ar.. 1850.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21

INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES = As
Boarers ara Day puplsNg St. Louis reebeclei by
Misses ALLISON.
Tie Institution aided BY best Masters in all the
Departments requisite edaeaon continue
vote their Of all the
10
an b had AT the IuEi El7 I'm
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NEW lDRk-Pet sc4r toinleit ASo'ted ih1se
PESsACoA-fef sour "ltAen lislis'h i9''9V ie' -
POoiey hich0t. 90
HAvANAPsr sehr Edwin poIsty cases e'safs '9ls eoh
and SS b do banas cases DO feIhandtz u9
tele Hsrp do NJ Lao9rie Dc II nAeuea 40 htheft
bills bugs ndse ntfa % ba4ss 90 a Safefeo cases cigars
orier-iot fruit CAPT sebhviltt
BoRDEAUSPsr shp montreal O. mas VINE ~ = As ahag
Lssehhups--lthhd e wne - hhnA ~ lI ~
hh1s, brandy tus pAt--49
ts40 do Fqsse 20 y 90 Jeanne,t &9oiS 90
Tsd 80 dot de tneha Seo1 rsHsts empty at1S
aco-3a binds WINE; ~ 9n ~ wv ~, ~ ", AZ b,onSs
dimes freaul mas ~ 4sea WAC, :" sal I'VE ~
n w sn-4s ts l'e eas I1i he Daatz a.
25 hhds ~iae 7o cases ny " o'S
sanziao hhds Nne io ) VI ~, q. ne
Il1eonge- hhas WINE q mag an 10 az assg ~ =
c0uT5 casss VINE . saanoh 40 Schtasf eoo Y ~
dy Reehetesnls mas VINE tnt 10 w y. 70
ndse r az fnene a., @ $500 80 y * a.
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IDIIsVILE-Ptr Smith cors 9s pieces
81 bnies Irvine, Fcman, ltng gcol x mus
Hail. Kemp acoa do Wheeler Blake do II NJ BARLOW aeo
do fIeebe &eo-l Hart &co6o bbis apples
DAVIS harley McDoSe Mills eo4i hams ISL kgs batter
Wight aeoss do IS half ibis cheese ~ bbs SCHNEIDER
mise, 80 rolls leather tee has4 DO sides MARTINI Owen
6 bb kegs cheese Martini bale mde jackson AGO
409 flour Wills, Rawlns &os do lard Nioeudco5 do
butter Dolsonlil do bx candles AdansS4 do
cheess kgs butter Grief hx cheese, Isl SKIS
INIT Benton &cll0 do, 1853 dc 40 hbls potatoes G
bhs tggs Helm Chisma do John HUXLEY &coi DO
n Apn &oo-l9 do Titus Mlard &eo19 do hams NJ Jehnson
bbl potnss cland200 apples do flour
0geby Msesuisy-o0 WiiRms Phillips cA,tinga de
"a bales eetien NJ finehard E, Lee
BsiyS0 do g Cocks &co-lOd New
do Wright ~linma SSo9l bb apples oIdeTota ba es
eotton li9.
ST. Louls-P steamer New Lucy pntaos Druhau-95
s hams Kenneth Dix &eo4I6 bb flour Hewitt Norton o 54s
sIs 200 do bran PeTkn Cambe
den do oats Thompn-o0 whisky
and bb lard, bbs pork Elder &eo-6 Walls-s50
annr plants lore Gayle Pa,mele Bro
200 AZ Shuz Hsddenl b1 mdse bills houI Con
ay Seol9 lard II d. butter Doson-sed flour ogesy il
Nacaulay-7 half do and kgs butter order
wIIIIAMSPORT-Per tekmer ais baes eottou
Harrison6s doJ Byrne &eo5i do do
son Metcsf-42 do Wright Williams jackson tee
&oo31 do Swney, Green
Jan..a 90 Oakley Hswkns-eo henberger co-g5 AZ
do Ihomtson20 do a
" Is do HeBdesoa Peale-ll Rotehford-i.
a. NrRaa Eoninan &col0 do Bridge orders ID
Cleveland do Cumming Stewart do Frellsen
BpIbriJae d hdams-s Landy-i9 hhds a ga
Ianya McCall-io NJ Gordon jr2 haos wool
ordeTotal bale, cotton s4 sugar hhd
3a3 Ibis molnsses
- IouIs-psr steamer % Knneet,
1soSes .k corr, 500 bbs aom Pks compbe &s0asa sack
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WdTERIJvG PLACES.
n AXE SHORE PACKET srxAxgR

4 AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER xT~@ n
CRFDEsE-Fsll Arrangement. FOR ,.sS2spasx.s
ElN SPffN5s biloxi ard Intermediate lAndingEs
splendid io CREOLE Charles waka. as,er
expressly tnis trade sce1modstion viii
Car9i'on snd Jaou Railroad snivs a. the Like Of he sr
MoNDAYs....bv A. NJ Car FRIDAYS .....by J. ". Car
WEDNEsDAYa.by P 81 Cara shTGEDA YS.by p NJ. Car
the PoAehss'ran Railroad arrival st the Lake Of csra
Leqsss v.s 0sl.1as L<ar.s 0t.ap sp-ia7s:
mOs.h - ~ A. ~ TUES d a. "
ntttllNs5pAfSAt = p W cl THURSDAY A. "
EsIIhYs.. .by A. NJ SATURDAY .....-.a; A. "
stIERDt VS.. .bY P. W SUNDAY p. 81
Freight received At the karsai all the week up ok Or
IL The Way Letter Bag gill oTee Of ta Agent on Mon
faYs and We nsaiays At loek ard Frtfaea aud
f fare % Bay ST. Loais cYaB sa Children and ser
vhnts 81 ass Deck ~
spr e. u So, ChildrAn and servsnts 81 Deck,
s2d r. fsF.BDFS, Agent. Bank
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iS- Tic lie Fanny Smith, from Louisville
r,s the steamer Georgetown Capt MePhsrson ST. Louis for th
o. with lul cargo, Grand Tower, forty miles below ST.
ioais portion Of her. sarge will damaged condition
Thu tdat will BE- a loss
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NOTICE TO JEWELERS. AND TO g

EpITTSBURGH COAL.--Pttsburgh Coal of
the best quality, ischging aud delivered in quantities
not less than ten barrels fire. of carriage. Apply at
MURPTIYS, O. 1eyee, cor.S
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TRiEsTE-Per bark Saxeny; liJT b4lss cotton.
bark SarGpAc 81 hhts tobacco 2Qhhls sugar
Elk cakin, hides bses hemd las buffalo Sc bills wills
IN. iA9 o molasses, 1851 coils rope, etc.
PENSACOAper schr Walter NJ $50 bbs Hour, 20 do pork
hhls 0sacka
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A Wis DETECTION En- vertu dun Writ

A Wis D'ELECTlON.-En vertu dun Writ
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les tsst,ats qast dan, Ia dosas son, pre-
ponr les criosrs
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est rive ia hsR 81 les De Bsrns sn
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dus la d Canal ct eatconnae ,tceden,len
qae. Assumption, La'Ourae Tebopne, Ste Marie St
ef neGx sEsArEuRs pour lie pet compose de la pao. dor
REPREsEN2AN7S.
uN REPREsENTANT pour patoisse
DEuA REFRESHMENTS pour premier district, parosse dor
TRos REFRESHMENTS pour 10 district, paroisse dor.
SIX RErREsENTAN1s pour District plroisse or.
TRols REFRESHMENTS pour lie q0same District paroe
TRos REPREsENrANTs pour lie ehqueme district parosse
DEuX REFRESHMENTS pour siriss District plrOisss
pEUx REFRESHMENTS pour sepams DISTRICT paroisse dor
DEuX REFRESHMENTS pour lie huiene District psrOisse
UN REPREsENTANr pour lie neurems district paroisse dor
pEtx REPREsENTANFs pour lie dixie district, parosse
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