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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-22
Fashionable .gevyekry.

GOLD EAR and Gold finger Rings :;
VI gold studs heart slides breast, pms,
ear wires snaps cuff pins; also gold, al
yer and plated spectaclss; vest and fob
chains gold and silver watches; pistols,
and coral beads, lost received and for sale by
oct-G-ly. GEO. NJ HEROMAN.
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Come up to the Scratch.
And Face the Music.

GEORGE NJ. HEROMAN. late from
VI the North, begs leave to announce
to the Musical World generally, that he Is
ia receipt OF an extensive and varied assert
ment OF Bass Vols, Drums. Guitars, from
bones. French Horns, Violins, FlaseoIets
Flutes, Flies, and Clarionets. together wili
bows, strings and reeds; and large and
valuable stock of new music. All OF which
can be had on reasonable terms. oct-lJ
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e,voaks, SyantiElas & Taimas,

VIZ d. PHILLIPS has just opened his
w fall stock of the above goods. con-
sis,ing of plain and embroidered silk and
cloth talmas: silk. satin and velvet mantl'-
las: cloth. velvet. and satin cloaks; rIch iig
ured mantllas and talmas, a la ostrich.
ssDlB
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SUCCESSION SALES.
succession sale.


STATE OF LOuISIANA.--Par-
ISL If East Baton Rouge.
In the matter OF the succession Of Jesse u.
McCnockLIS. deceased No. 3d1, Probate,
Sixth Judicial District Court. !.
DY VIRTUE Ola commission. Issued ~
ID the above succession, ami to me III
rected by the Hon Sixth Judicial District
Cont, in and for the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge and State aforesaid.--l will expose
at Public sale on Thursday he 3rd doy q
Nopeubey next, at II o'clock, A. NJ, at the
late residence of the deceased, ip the city
of Baton Rouge; Che personal property here
in after setfofth and described belonging 70
the above mentioned succession Of Jesse
B. McCrocklin late Of SAID Parish deceased
TO wit
One Horse and Mule colt.
A lot of Household and Kitchen furniture.
Terms Of sale--.casb
oct-2O- lot. n. ". BABIN Sheriff
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safe Of Furniture. sc.

TIME following articles are offered Tor
sale. on very moderate terms for CASH
/ family carriage and set Of double harness ;
. carriore hoascs; ? Saddles and Brides I;
/ Rosewood Piano; | walnut hIgh-rost
bedstead nearly new, mahogany French
bedstead 6walnut hair-seat chairs; large
walnut armchair; Mexican char J
walnut centre table walnut side table ;
mahogany extension table /; mahogany
work stand; / walnut crib: dozen cane.
seat chairs large Solar Iamp;tl set OF
Girandoes mirrors, hair mattresses,
Pillows, &C., large safe Dinner and
tea sets, Glass, cookng..utensils, nc. Also
cows, Shanghai chickens, turkeys &c.
All the above will be sold separately oil
in lots to suit purchasers. Apply to
II. T.. MAYNADIFR.
Oct t51w At the garrison.
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CUNDRIES per Henry Chouteau 81
~ Gypsy 80 barrels s. L. Flour; 100
bags potatoes 40 dozen Mustard, pounds,
half aud quarter pounds; 10 boxes Magds-
len Herrings; Tierce Carolina Rice; 6
! Casks Vinegar Isept oe) JOSHUA BTAL
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Millinery Goods.

MRS HUESTON takes this method 70
wi inform her friends and the public gen
eraIy that she will be in Baton Rouge direct
from the North with a full .upp'y OF fancy
Milenary Goods by the last Of October
nrt 1G 4
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p. CAPDEV!ELLE.,

SUCCESSOR 10 i. NEYREI,
Laurel Strhct, bctceen LaIoyette ~
Ihird. Batsa Rouge, La.
INFORMS his numerous customers, that
| he will continue the business as hereto
fore, he has just received an assortment OF
fine goods-cons,tiug of Ladies French
Corsets, linen haudkerchicis, fine cotton
stoc rings, black lace veiis, bridal wreaths'
black and white bobinett, SWISS edginss q
nsertings, Jackonett, do insertings cotton
and linen laces, black silk do, black velvet
trimmings, silk and cotton do, plain ana
figured ribbons, black 6et gloves, white u
colored silk do. large assortment OF per-
fnnery. all kinds of combs and brushes
rocket knives and scissors, Wade Butcher
razors. fine porte monies. accordeons &c
All of which he offers at moderate prices
gpp'po-v
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Blankets.

fJ1HE subscriber has just received from
New York 800 heavy grey negro
blankets; 100 white French DO; 100 hnc
bed do; also crib and saddle do.
s.ntl6 W. d. PHILLIPS.
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Margaret Grady,
NEAR THE NEW oRLEAss CHEAP sToRr,
CATFISH TOWN..

NEAR THE NEW DRLEbHH CHEAP biCHi'i ~
CATFISH TOWN..
rs prsrared TO do all FINDS OF sewing and
/ respectfully solicits a share oI Public
patronage She is prepared by nem nlethod
called the Systematic Patterns for Ladies.
to teach any person 10 one hour, TO cut and
fl dresses The finest quality OF Gentle
men's shirts mae TO order. Gentlemen
are invited to call and examine the work
she has on hand. Aug. 10 I'm
T i SOUSSIGNE. majntenant rcSidant
Ia en- cette vile ofre ses services ses
arns ct au public en- general, CONNIE Te-
neur de livres. compts BILE, NC.
il Sc charge de iairc tous complies, regle-
uents de toute nature ct traductiops cor
re,.tes dams lie plus BRET delal.
Prix III deres.
Z. l. DARIER.
~ S'addreseer a ce buieau ou al Hon.
7 X Dufrord. Marie A out 1853
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Dcrfu naery.-A large assortment OF
/ French, English, German and Ameri-
can pcrfumery, will constantly be kept for
sale at the drug store of WIN BOGEL,
.feb-l3-tf Lafayette st.
N. B.-Coogne Water of all Qualities
will be sold TO suit customers.
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THRU SSES! TRUSSES The under
l. signed has Just received and offers for
sale large and SPLENDID assortment OF the
most approved Trusses, Abdominal, Sup
porters, Shoulder Braces, Surpensary Ban
dages. ect, ect VIM. BoGEL, Druggist,
Oct 4. 4 Lafayette Street
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pbalons Chemical Hair Invigorator.

fNHE subscriber has just received J.
l. dozen of the above preparation for The
hair a $50 bachelors hair dye. $500.
semitic w. b. PHILLIPS.
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d,nla,g,le Naler.

for the handkerchief, Soaps
Il Shaving Cream, pomatums, Hair ant
Tooth Brushes, Chalk balls. &c, for sale
bv n. T. WADDILL. Druggist.
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NIANTED.--Ag good house servant--a
w white girl is preferabe--on" acqu,a'n-
ted with house work generally. Apply at
the Comet Office. octlS
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OUTER AND SODA BISCUIT
- Better and Soda Biscuit, flesh and
fine for sale in boxes, barrels, halt barrels
and al retail. JosuuA BEAL.
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DORK, LARD, &c --25 bbls. Mess
l. Pork. 100 bbk. "Cape" Lime. 10
dozen broors. 40 Kegs Lard. Just re.
ceivcd per steamer Henry Cborlteau, and
Tor sale by JOSHUA BEhL
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r~yrS sddreseer ce buieau ou }'Hon
Dufrord. Marie. Aout 1853
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-23

Mr.. Editsr bf the Hannibal Journal was
present at grand Plank road meeting o. the
citizens Of frankfort and vicinity, on Saturday
the 10Th inst. There was considerable discus
sion on the matter in relation to the utility plan
&c., of tho proposed road. Itappears there is
at present a warm feeling existing to embark
in the enterprise, notwithstanding there were
present some one or two Of the Louisiana tribe,
that could not for their lives see how men Of
common sense could or would embark blind in
such speculation it can never profit the stock
holders, &c.
Now, if the Hannibal and New London com.
pany can consistently open the books to con-
tinue the road on to Frankford, the stock re-
quired to construct said road will be taken in
two weeks, as Iheard several gentlemen Of that
vicinity vow that they would take $500 in stock,
provided, however, that it is made joint stock
company from Hannibal TO frankfort, and l
would say il that can be done, the Hannibal and
New London company would not and could not
lose anything by SO doing, for they would in
crease the travel on said Hannibal and New
London road to Over-poy the stockholders on the
south end, for there is a large scope of country
in and around Frankford that would undoubtedly
come TO your city instead of Louisiana. The
people want it, and think the Hannibal and
New London company would do we'll to take
the matter into consideration. ] expect this
idea will be suggested Oh the fourth Monday in
the present month by some one Of the delegates
from Pike county, as the meeting adjourned to
meet in New London on that day, expecting,
at the same time, to meet their Hannibal and
Rails friends at that time and place to discuss
the matter.
Vours 90
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-23
March the 22d, 1853.
4 Man Hung in New Jersey.

Samuel Il. Treadway was hung last week
in the Salem Jail, New Jersey, for killing
his wife. Treadway died very penitent, and
declared that he shot his wife without pre-
meditation. He was AZ years old, and had
been married since 1912. He fought in
Mexico during the late war, and had sew
eral times separated from his wife. He
was (of course) a drunkard, and that led to
quarrels, which resulted in his wife's hav-
ing him put in Jail for whipping her,
When he got out he shot her dead. On
the galIows, Treadway said, 81 attribute
my ruin TO two causes-frst, to disobed.
eAce to my parents, and secondly to the
ruinOus consequences Of indqlging in intox.
icating liquors." About $50 persons wit
messed the execution. During the greater
part Of Monday night previous TO the exc
cution on Tuesday, the prisoner was en-
gagged in prayer and praise. He assembled
the Scaffold with firm step, wearing a
smile upon his countenance. The body
was suspended about three quarters Of an
hour, during which the doors were thrown
open, and hundreds Of persons viewed the
remains.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-23

One Of the counties of the State of Con-
necticut, Gas we are informed and believe"
boasts of judge, who though poorly in
formed with those little refnements usually
met with in polished society, is an energet-
&c, shrewd man, and promising lawyer.
A neighbor of his, some weeks ago, was
about to give away his daughter in mGrr-
age, and having deep-rooted dislike for
the clerical profession, and being deter
mined, as he said, "to have no Internal
parson in his house," he sent for his friend
the Judge, to perform the ceremony. The
judge came, and the candidates for the con-
nubial yoke taking their places before him,
he thus addressed the bride:
"You swear you will marry this mani"
ayes sir" was the reply.
"Aud you" Ito the bridegroom "swear
you will marry this woman2'
swell do" said the groom.
"rhen," said tho Judge, al swear you're
married!'-[ Kniekerbocker.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-23

INTEMPERANcE.-The great railroad from
responsibility to ruin-mankind the only freight;
the devil its uperintendent-the board OF excise
its Girectors-rum sellers its engineers and con-
ductOrs-tippling shops its cars-dstilleriss its
ocomotives-prisons and insane asylums its
depOts and station-houses; its track built on bro
ken hearts and ruined fortunes. With the help
Of just God, and the Maine Liquor Law, we'll
annul the charter, and discharge the conductors,
engineers and directors reverse the steam and
save the freight, ii. e. mankind.)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-23
Cheapest and Best Writing Inlr

Il :. 7. BRITIINGHAM & BRO. are now manu-
LIZ featuring Black Writing Ink of superior quail
ty, which they sell very cheap thirty cents dozen
cones, or Eve cents pint. Steel pens may be left
standing in this ink any length Of time without zorro.
ding.
P. Sat Wholesale, they will sell it at $40 bar
rel. [meh-23d'u]
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NoYnl IMte lllRenCe.

The u s. steam frigste Powhatan, Capt. Mckinney
arrived at James Town st Helena on the LIST April and
sailed again the 4h inst for the Cape of Good Hope
U. S. sloop Of war Cyape, Com. Hollius remained at
Grestown 10th, all weu-expected to leave for Havana
about 26th May.
o. s. frigate st Lawrence, Capt Duiany sailed from
Valparaiso April p for Coquimbo and other ports the
coast.
U. s storeship Southampton Capt Boyle, at VAL
psraiso April 0.
The U. s. steam frigate San Jacinto waa at Leghorn
April 9th with the Consul General board and would
proceed Alexandria shortly. The Lsvant was
also in port. and would sail for Spezza in few days.
List Of Officers attsched to the u. s. steam ffigate
Mississippi, at Madeira in December last Matthew c.
Perry. Commodore; s Lee, Commander; H. A. Adams
Commanfer and Captain Of the feet Alfred Taylor Ed
muDd Lancer, Sias Bent c. D. Morris, j. M B. Citz and
John Ccntee lieutenants; William Speiden, Purser
Daniel Green, Surgeon; Williams passed Assistant
Surgeon A NJ Lynch, Assistant Surgeon VIM. A. Webb
Acting Master George Jones Chaplain; J. Zeilin Capt.
and BIT Major Marines; Jesse Gay. Chief Engineer J.
Howard March Walter f. Jones and r. Breese passed
Midshipmep; w. Men. Armstrong, s. c. Msh and J. W.
Shirk, Mdshipmen Amos Colson, Boatswain; John
Caulk, Gunner Henry N. Lowry, Carsenter jacob
Stephens. Sailmaker Robert Dandy and William Holland
Let Assistant Engineers G. 4 w. Logan wm H.
Rutherford ard G. W. W. Alexander ID do. f. d. Robe
and j D. Mercer, Sd do; VIM Sreiden Pursers Cleek
j. W. SpalonR, Captains Clerk A. b Adams Fleet
Clerk; A L. c. Portman, Commodorss Clerk.
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INe0.


On Tuesday evening, of inf animation of the lungs
Mrs. JOHANNA CUKTIS, aged 81 years.
The friends and acqusintances Of the family
specially invited to attend funeral her
sdence, No. 326 Eighth street, this afternoon, at 3
O'Clock.
On Tuesday, May "a, sitter short Illness DEBORAH L.
EnBRHE widow Of the late John l. Embree, in tine 76.h
year OF her age.
The friends Of the family, and Of her nsw. +. o.
Pendexter invited to attend her funeral from her
late residence 30 Irving place Friday morning at
O'Clock without further invitation The remains will
taken to Flushing for interment.
On Wednesday morning. May 25 EuP5EaIA daughter Of
Nathaniel and Ann Ferris aged 20 months and Is days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral. this afternoon ut 8
O'Clock, from NO. Is Pike street.
AT Bedford Wednesday. May 25 of consumption
JOHN s. JARVIS, M d in the 26th year Of his
The funeral will take place residence of lothian
Weeks, Le1erts street, Casson avenue, Bedford
Brooklyn on Friday morning at O'Clock. His remains
will be taken to Hampstead. L. l.. for interment
At Throgs Meek, suddenly Tuesday, May "a FRANCS
NELSON of Jacob B. Herrick in the 18th year his
age
The friends Of the family invited to attend his f
neral from st. Marks Church. this afternoon, at az
O'Clock, without further invitation
AT Kinderhook, on Wednesday. May IS, MIS- HARRIET
f. FRIsRxE aged 80 years, wife of John Frisbee and
daughter othe late George W. Pitman of Williamsburg.
Williamsburg papers please copy.
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Personal Intelligence


s9p.hworth Mckee !, Byron Carter Wsstprcct
smith Ms Butcher and two shildreo Cap. Ha.otine Ber
Grd and CAS- Was and lady MI Lombard
vii. MD Md, Shd n.Is nr Us, Harris Tolls, Prem
Wv spa1k srans NV HICKS sy Wid
tern Mrs Field MI, HI Miss Hill Leshsnbersh, lady
Sna Gpy reroy o. rsaery TayS ca
Johnson MsG%sssy sFssss1 fs.srs~ Capt 1f sadi
Pp' n.y
yard " Scott, Capt Cole, ~ Cochran. W T ives 5
hS%sss Horn weior Miss Mitchell aT A.
press Capt Jarvis. Mrs Ja5ys clesg Hudson Up
5 Miller, Lirnard, q Wood, 4 Summon, z RsddsT,
JsSn 6w,1; Hoppis' Robot, skinner: shsas;
wyner Green, Mr. Soul. Mr. Pipmer, sislor, Oyer
Colts. j NJ Leod N WHITAKER, r Thomas, G Latham,
wm perIns hi' x sssSurss Mr. n.ch
II Wskehed, George, Elliot Mr. Johnston, u Ford j
s sySn.f G Tess%an T' ss% HsA d.:sr
Bscs,nsr Bacnshs, P.imcr R asi1rGsy kas Ford
In the steamship Georgia, from Aspinwali-w II Hane
s2s an Consul :, KpgSS Wy s1a Lsss y
Craft g II ostman = Brown W Prescott, A Tapping,
Iawrsuo. Miss DUNLAP . vapdyhs; Mprt.h, Marsa6;
n:s RT VI Ss ass % ssf lIs fpss'
Ms;;ss w. f 'ssfs F G'i'is
hilbert. Jordan 'Ss yeaaSs F'fs'i faseisrf
SG s, Sam wsi.ipg Fort Slime Ba9o Tabor
E.r,:sn inssi n Brown FSscalli: 3: bong,
di Gssvs Ro..s sSis' n. gs rs.
s Moore Giissssr Teal Mr. Buck Pickering Mr.
@ s9fh. sIs. r;' ca s's Hs:.
neysss Brown, Crsgs. aad l7s otAses.
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TO rHn HpsfoB OF THE HERALD.
In your issus Of Nay - yoar report says that the
uppelmost ono u Disseminated the hitch Sat To BE-
permitted to sit upon L the chief sign Of distinction
occupied by the ministers and BY members noted for
their piety wealth."
Now, cir, lest erroneous opinion Of this society
should be formed by the public would stats-First-
The high sea IL for the ministers and elders ox over
generally No place in the meeting house. or church.
is esteemed better than another secsnd-ro sit upon
the facing the audience 10 gn Of distinction or
wealth. The high and the low the rich and the poor
alike eligible (being worthy members 10 what is only in
the high seat, else the fundamental princi-
pies Of the doctrine of Quakers would be violated Yours
&c u.
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Memoranda.

IAUNcED-A fine clipper built schooner Of about l60
tons was launched by Mr. Joseph Gregory in Marbehead
lately She was purchased BY Capt Enoch Acsey, Of
NYork for the Pacific trade.
AT Bangor 22d inst by Timothy Crosby, superior
builder, by Nathan Hopkins of Hampden, and Others
She is be commanded by Capt Joshua Hopkins of Or
riDgton.
Capt Cathcart of ship John Edward, at Honolulu re-
ports that the Goth of February he touched at Bar
tbolom.ws Bay Lower California and there found tho
English bark Senator Capt Watson The crew and pas.
sengers were ali sick With the scurvy contracted during
passage of and half months from Liverpool touch.
ing at Falkland Islands where no supplies could be OBJ
tanned Some Of the had died and three
before their arrival While Capt in port they buried
the I'd mate and elderly lady Capt furnished the
arrowroot besides administering other ways to the
fort of the ships company He offered them passage
pressed his in letter TO Capt Cathcar
During the stay of the John Edward three of the crew
deserted including the cooper of the ship.
George Walker, Of Roniin. (near Liverpool, E) seaman
board schr BENZ Strong at Providence from Mobile fell
overheard May ID, and vas drowned.
SAN FRANCISCO April 3O-The steamship Winfield Scott
will be newly eoppered bu. no new fsstenags viii be re-
and she will be ready by the 10th OF May The ahp Re
nittance repairing The Jacob Bell better ship
voyage Ship Red Rover is also perfect ship and has
landed her cargo in very good order Ship Roman has
has wet packages The Dakotah has dischs ged ali
her except the coal Every thing the cargo
in bad condition. The ship will be sold BY the Mar.
shall The bark kedar, from Boston, has her cargo da
mayed.
HAMILTON (Bermuda), May 5-Brg MARYLAND, of Waldo
bcro Me- discovered to the west end of these islands
yesterday week and has been brought into Thu port She
is onded with pitch pine lumber, and is waterogged her
foremost standing; has anchors and chans &c. The
MARYLAND capszed the 4th Of January last when
on voysge from Georgetown Sc to NYork and her
taken Of and carried 10 that port since which she has
been drifting about. TIE hull Of the ia of much
vaue-ber cargo probably very little damaged.
VALUABLE CARco-Ship Annapolis sailed from Phila.
deiphia, 25th inst, for Liverpool. with the following
bags quercitron bark, So hhds do, "a casks d. 800
boxes bacon, II 800 bushels wheat and 425 bushels
corn.
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On Monday, May %, by the Rev. J. f. Blackwell. Mr..
JoErH EDWIN WALTER Of New Bedford, to Miss MARY e.
PAXTON, of Brooklyn.
On Wednesday. May 25 at the Berean Baptist Church.
by the Rev. Joseph w. Grifiths. OF Rockland county
JOSEPH w. GRFFnns to Miss MARY JANE BUSH both of this
city
At Fort sn,ith Ark April 5 by the Rev. c. washburn
Captain HENpRIcksoS, u 5 A. to Mss LIZZIE a. GRIT
n eldest daughter Of the late Captain George Griffith
of Hartford county Maryland.
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Arrived-BArk Henrietta Pernambuoe 18th ult Qsft
bark from Rio Janeiro for Nee Orlsans arrived
oath in distress dismantled, and leaking 1000 strokes
per hour
Also Arived-Brigs G W jones, Malta; Gustavus, Aux
Cages Dema Cenfuegos; Cordela, Trinidad via NAnsett
beach, where the ashore; N - Cutmore. Phla-
delpha schrs Brown Norfolk J johnson, Baltimore;
Fsihion, Eliza La utou, and Small New York.
ClesIed-Ship Western Star, San Francisco.
NEW ORLEANS, May "a.
Arrived-ship Sedan, Boston; bark Nathaniel Blake,
Portland.
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PHIADKIPHIA, May ID PM
Notwithstanding City Of Boston, Clifford, Boston;
Ocean Liverpool; schrs Gen Taylor Nsher Albany Mills
vile, Fountsin, and Catharne Martha, Burton, Bah
Gibson, Avery, NLondon.
Steamships State Of Georgia, Collins savan-
nah City of Richmond, Mitchell, Richmond; ship State
Rights, Paxton, Savannah; briggs VIM Pitt baxter and
horace Greeley Ny ers, Boston schrs Elizabeth fenor
Masbury, Providence Mary Louisa, Adams, Charleston
steamer Empire, Layman, Baltimore.
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Court Calendar-This Day.
UsnD STATES DISTRICT CoUR1.-No Admiralty causes
This week.
SUPREME CoURr-General rerm-Nos. q, IS, %, 81
SUPREME CoURT-Circuit. 698, 993 68i, q 575
427, 623. 624, 026, .165. 36l, 500 832. 634 635.
SUPERIOR COURr-(Two Branches Mos. 81, go &c.,
$50, s74 223 500 COS. CAS- GAG 647 ESQ., 66I ESQ., 653
654 e55 657, 65s ESQ., e8l 682 683 684 $685. o. $780,
$40, 1855 619 666, 668 669 go.
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I'm HBoaLAxDa, My ~ Pr
weather thick and foxy wind E. Hbrix outward
hound has returned Three haxks and bre have M
chered in the lower bay. Nothing else In sight.
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Steamships Black Warrior, 6chufsldt, Havana aud No
bile Soathsrner, Foster, CAarlsstoo; AID others.