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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-07
DR.. Langley's
Root g. Herb BitterS.

Great Spring and Summer lIcdiciac.
81 Only 25 cents for Pint Bottle. and
35s cents for quart Bottle, of the People :
Medicine. DIR. Langlcy's Sarsaparllla, Vel.
low Dock Wild Cherry, Prickley Ash, Dan.
delion, Thoroughbred and Rhubarh, Root
and Herb Bitcrs, decidedly the Greatest
Medicine il. The World for the least money.
They cure and eradicate from the system liv-
or complaint that iaain wheel Of SO many
diseases, jaundicc, bile, dyspepsia, costumes,
humors Of the blood ana skin Indigestion.
nervous headache, piles, general debility, and
the host of kindred diseases arising from n
disorded stomach, or bad hdmory blood. On
the approach of warm weather most persons
arc troubled with langor, dl owsiness, and gen.
era laSsiiudc of the system This if neglected
leads TO laundicn loss ofappctiic, Indigestion,
debility and decline. l.anelcy's Buffers are
Just the thing 20 obtiate all dihculties of the
kind-they regulate the bowels, stimulate the
circulation, purify the Hood and by use keep
off diseases so common in 'pring and sum
mer.
Sold in Middlehury hr Russell & pow
ELL, nnd III. A. SHIELD n, and hy one or
more agents in most of the towns and villages
- Whole Sale Depot in % Unirn.si, Boston.
~,- 5l;6m.i.s
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DR.. Mars halls
INDIAN VEGETABLE BLACK PLASTEl!

THE subscriber is the exclusive Wholesale
l. Agent for the sale of this celebrated
Plaster
y-Peders and Druggists supplied at re.
reduced rates Mono will be left ON commits
sloD. HARMON A. SHELDON.
Alddlubury, Aug. Is, 1858
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= : 49, = -. ~ sz44z.slsA
= LYONS "A
| KATHAIROK y
FOR THE
= n a ER.E
LYONS KATHAIGON.

For Preserving, Restoring 4. Beaniijyias II,
Hair,
Causing u grow luxuranily, and giving il n son
Hhd c"Ilng appearance, of the M 4
delirhIfdl character.
luz nv ihAihuN neutralz the effects of disca.e
inc Human Hair. c,rn Rfcr "A RALDNFss OF Macy
Yeafs clranscs the scalp from DANDRVFF,
:, npsIheIic attacks Of
NERVOUS HEADACHE
AMI cures all cuianeous Diseases Of the skin such
SAT- gheun. ErysiPeas, Itch, lnaammaiions &C., &c.
Asa
TOILET Article
For giving the Hair rich, ION, glossy aud ling an.
ncaranc", nothing has ever hrcu discovered 10 eau,l
It's inoontsstrd its inconrsiIhr ,irues. u eAhalr,
tho Puflinie or tho delightful AID hshtic flower,
aud - free FROM all 1iqeral prnpeIlir,; hr any .uh.
For
BALD ANnGRAY HEAPS
II = pre- cmnently benehcial.
The kaihairon has fully restored my hair, after
haldnc.s Of 10 yeats.
AJ,y couRrRIAGHT, rs nopd.,i NY"
inc use 81 the hathaIon Is adopted by III. fret
phYsiolaus IN Europe and Anerira aud has a patruh
ria Mcdica.
Sold by ali reputable d~a'trs throughout Nanh md
s"n'h America Europe aud The Glands of the Ocean,
IN large handsome bottles. fnr o. IT..
Iroh's only IN exIen,ive saios.
sol 10 thv trade at liberal discount but ronri.
sinned IN no in.taaee.
Y TnOM rs LYON, Chemist aud Manufacture
". NAMES, Proprietor, I6l Broadusy, 4 \
whom Az orders should he Addressed.
Soa "a hadeeIry BY every biusgi.i and by al
Also, lyon' Extract of Fine Iaraien Gin-o,.
v Z. Price 6 Co, Troy, Wholesale Agents,
or Northern y Y,
s19a,
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Fire Proof Safes.
ANOTHER TESTIMONIAL!

Danny, July 9th, 1858.
III Mr.. Kershaw-- Dear Sir: l have re-
ceivcd the safe you made for me in good or
der. and am highly pleased with it it far
exceeds my expectations in the construction
and style of finish on the whole think it
model Safe.
not being acquainted with Mr.. Kershaw,
had only seen one of his advertisements, and
wishing to get me n Salamander Safe, | en-
closed draft to the order Of Mr.. Kershaw,
requesting him to make me Safe, such a
one as he could for the sum specified in the
draft he promptly filed the request by
sending me the above mentioned Safe which
Safe think | could not have got for the
price paid for it, if had bargaincd with
him at his factory for it, IL | was wishing
to get another Safe | should not take the
trouble TO go to his factory to make Il bar
gain for it, but | should send draft to his
order, and should put full confidence in him
that hc would send me a better article fol
the price than could get by making bar
gain with him il were at his factory
BENJAMIN BARNES
r. Kcrshaw's Premium Fire Proof Saft
Factory, 50 Charestown street. Also fol
sale at lIomers & Ladds's, "a Union street
and c. Scuddcr & Co 5, % Pearl st, Boston
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GI4!!11llEEY PIECES AMD
: L A b S.

GII1EI1MIgHY PIECES AND
; L A b S,
TIL ANuFACTURED of stone, by the PEN
W rhya Mdy6ic Co. Patented 1852
These arc new and beautiful articles, IN
imitation of the richest marble, such as Lis
bon, Italian, Pyrcncse, Egyptian, Galway,
Spanish, Sienna, Black, aud others of the
most rare and desirable kinds In style and
finish, they stand unoquallcd are very high
~ polished, retain their beauty much longer
than common marble, and are not injured Ly
coal gas smoke or acido. They have been
extensively introduced into public and pri-
vate buildings, giving perfect satisfaction to
those who have tried them. The best refer
ences and testimonials can be given, showing
their adaptcdneSs for general use While
much superior in appearance, they are sold
cheaper than anything of the kind in the
market. In fact, the confidence with which
they have thusfar been used gives the faircst
evidence that the Penrhyh Marble, by its ma
ny advantage, will in n great measure supcr-
scde the use olal others.
PIER SLABS and SHELVES for parlors
chambers, &c, together with Bronzcd, Gilt
and other kinds of Brackets, of various pat
terms, furnished to order
Architects, builders and all others. arc in
vitcd to examine them. Arrangements have
been made Tor the supply of the trade Sam
pies may BE- seen at the Ware Rooms OF the
Company, No. lIaskins Buildings, corner of
fremont Row and Howard Street, opposite
Hanover street, Cup stairs,)
JOSEPH STORY, Agent.
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FOR SALE.
A r ARE HAM ELL

0Nhe subscriber will sell the following dc
i scribcd property, situated in the village
OF Aliddlebury, Vt, at n great bargain A
good fifty per cent business may he realized
with comparatively n small outlay ut the
commencement, in the manufacture of Lime
In the first place, there is n Quarry of beau
tiiul white Marble, not 10 he cxcclcd by any
other quarry in this region, which on being
burnt makes the best of Lime. On the de-
clivity of the hill on which said quarry is
situated, have erected u perpetual burning
Lime Kiln in which wood or coal may be
used for converting the stone into lime. The
Kiln is enclosed in n suitable building for
packing and storing Lime. A railroad and
car is attached, for conveying stone to the
kiln from the quarry, which is distant only
one hundred feet. Also, have II drr1ntity
of wood on hard which will lie sbid TO the
purchaser at cost, together #7tIi stifiscient
land. The whole is entirely rev, and ready
for operations.
candidly consider the atofc a rare chance
for making money, and had ! better heath
would not part with il. Gentlemen from
city and country are respectfully invited tc
call and Wow the premises and purchase al
once. References will be given If required
to good judges in this place. have guam
tity of lime on hand for sale, both for me
chanical and agricultural purposes at pres
ent. Address
SIDNEY MOODY.
Middlcbury, May II.
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Notice.

hereby inform all whom it may concern,
that ! have this day given my son, FRED
ERlCk GRANT, his time, during his minori-
~, and will claim none Of his wages during
said time, nor pay any debts of Ills contract
ing after this date. JOHN GRANT
Mddlehury, Aug Is. 1858. ls,3w.
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Notice.

Application will bc made To the Legislature
Of Vermont at tie next session for the grant
OF u Ealiuad from some rbint on the Rut-
land 4 Washington RailroHd, in Castleton or
Poulti ey, ext nding northwHrf hnd tonnec-
ting with the Rutland q burlington Railroad
at Brandon. or some point north of Brandon.
Dated Aug. 81, 1858. 10 3w.
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Prepared and Sold by JAMES C. AVER,
DRrGGIsr ASp Cn.NISr, LrwIIt, MASS
For sale by w.P russell Middchur,
d. cha-e, Brandon, W. sn,ssue ve'r.nr., Palmer
&cc ri'.-iofd' aha iiv dfa,gi,,, sssn where. asm
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8. M Pettengill g. coisBoston Directory
HARDWARE, METALS AND TOOLS.

sAMUE MAY co.
No Broad Street, Corner of State Street,
L0ST0N.
Tinplatc, Sheet and Plate Iron, Iron Wire,
Brass, Copper Steel, Timed and Galvanized
Wire, Sheet Brass, Copper, Lead and Zinc,
German Silver, Brass and Copper Tubing,
Block Tin, Bar Tin, Lead, Spelter, Anthony,
Blacklead Pots, Cruciblcs, Stubs Tools,
Files and Steel, Anvis, viscs, Files and Rasps,
Emery, Nuts and Washers, Screws, Bolts,
Rivets, Smiths Bellows, Cast-Stcel, in all
shapes, German and Bistcrcd Steel, Ham
mcrs, Sledges, Drills, Screw-Plates, Punch
Presses, Lathes.
agents for the sale Of Timers Tools
and Machines, and Of Smiths
Portable FORCES.
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Sailors and Marines

Who were in Government Vessels on the
coast Of California, from the commencement
OF tho War with Mexico until September
18th, 1850, or during any part of that time
can obtain extra pay by applying to IIORA-
ITO W0ODMAN, 2G Railroad Exchange,
Boston, in person or by letter.
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@pls soTuT11oMs1

THE firm OF BOTTOMLY s BAKER, doing
l. business at Salisbury, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The debts against, and
due the firm, are to be adjusted and paid to
Frank Bottomly. FRANK BOTTOMLY,
GEORGE G, BAKER.
Salisbury, Aug %, 1853. l9tf
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A MOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF
BAD LEGS, AFTER 80 YEARS sUF-
fERlNG.
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| ONG Mohair Mtts, Brown Muslns French
- Printsials SummcrG foods for Mems wear
just received by C. G. WAINWRIGHT
June 20 1874 a.
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SianZa

As sets the sun in summers day,
Behind the western hills away,
Yielding his sovereign power awhile,
That man and beast, and parched earth
May rest, and wake with beauteous smile,
To welcome in the mornings birth,
The weary Christian ends his race,
Amid the radient beams Of grace.
Freed from the scorching power of sin,
His flesh shall rest through ghdeath' 'sdark night
Till the glad morn shall summon him
To living landscapes fair and bright.
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1Doetrp.
The Drunkacd's Home.
-aIR-Old Folks at Home.

Dark fall the shades of evening dreary,
Sad, sad am l;
Slow drag the cherries hours aweary,
Coldly the storm sweeps by;
Hopeless and fearful Of tomorrow,
Weeping sad tears,
I'm watching in my home of sorrow,
Grieving o'er vanished years.
Oh. my home of joy and gladness,
Thou art lost to me!
Now darkened with distress and sadness
Weeping, mourn for thee!
Once happy was our sunny dwelling,
William was true;
Now anguish in my heart is swelling,
Deep rs the JOY l knew.
lie yielded to the fell temptation,
Fiends led him on;
TILL, reeling from his lofty station,
Manhood and truth are gone.
Oh, my home of joy and gladness,
Thou art lost to me!
Now, dark en- ed with distress and sadness
Weeping, mourn for thee
Once happy were my chldren's voices,
Unhusbed by fear;
Gone now the music that rejoices,
FAMINE ana grle1 are here
Once tender were the words of greeting,
When my William came;
Now fearfully my heart is beating,
Scared at theonce loved name.
Oh, my home of joy and gladness,
Thou art lost to me-
Now, darkened by distress and sadness,
Weeping, mourn for thee!
One hope within my heart is glowing,
One rising star;
One strain us of bugle blowing,
Tells Of Q glorious war.
First came its blessed note Of gladness
Floating from Maine
Trembling turn from thoughts Of sadness
Home may be bright again
Oh, the hope new born and glorious,
May its promise be
Crowned by the blessed law victorious!
Giving the old home to me!
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Gbc Citcrarp Grbo,
ChalMpIin 4 BabcOck,
Office on Broad Street-entrdnce merit door
west of Thos. Perry's JeWeiry Shop.
At WESTERLY, r. /.

TERMS-$l 90 in advance 81 so if pay
ment is delayed till the end of the year.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the fol-
lowing rates: One square, (twelve lines or
less, it more than six) one week, so cents !;
two weeks, IS cents; three weeks, 81 90.
One year, SIS 90; six months, SO 90; three
months, 81 90; half square, halfprice. One
column one year, ,$25 90; six months, $l5 90.
Half column in proportion. Business cards,
of eight lines or less, inserted one year for
So 90.
GS- No paper discontinued until arrear-
ages are paid, except at the option of the
publishers.
EsS- Communications, orders, and remit
tances, should be addressed, post paid to
CHAMPLIN & BABCOCK,
Westeriy, r. L.
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Y. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, is the authorized Agent for this
paper in the cities of Boston, New York and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the
rates as required by US. HIS receipts will
be regarded as payments. His Offices are,
BosToN, Scollay's Building; New YoRK,
Tribune Buildings; PHILADELPHIA, n. w.
corner Third and Chestnut SITS.
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o Time! thou followest close upon
The prayers Of our presumptuous hours;
'Tis well thou gatherest in thy flowers
Ere the frail bloom grows sick and wsn.
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Of su
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S30OOtO.
JOHN 81. Hill, President.
JOSEPH YAULX, Secretary.
w long established Company with the ample
the protection OF its poeies continues to nhe SEA and FIRE
office OF PICKETT, PERKINS A CO., Commercial Exchange,
SIN St. Charles street. of Pcrddo.
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Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance 10.

GS~ JULIUS JAEINE is a candidate for AS
INSTANT ALDERMAN or he First Ward Second distinct .s le
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MNDENPer Texas Al bales cotton Nelson &cos5
do Williams Philippe &eo-s2 Cleveland, Bros &co79 awn Dun
MGDouga1O do Henderson feas46 do
BachAnuon Carroll &coi6 Pickett Perkins So2s Pomroy ace
Cumnng Stewart 6eoI0 Cammack, Squres West2 do II
Tarner Wilson Scols Branler, Williams &cole do
Lloyd Feson-lS Wright Williams &co9 Ward Jones-n DO
Gorrison Boa kugeley Blair 3cos Oakley iawklns2 do
Frierson Fowler Wright &eo-6 hides,
to order776 bales cotton.
TENNESSEE RfvER-Pe Passport 4?s bales cotton
Bradley Wilson &co225 do to orislss Nc
Mahon.o Cherry, Henderson &eol1 B1channoh Carroll keo 20
Baker q tfomwel4s VIII
Fearn, Donegan CspS7 Swiney Green &co
MeIegs Aoway22 Pickett Perkins SeOl6 III Fraser &eo
Lowe-l3 X Yeanan &ee-lO Sddall Green teo5 @
Pnskard &eoSl 9ns iron Mesker &eo2 bnes tobacco 2 hd
do Campbel4 do Ysatman &col3 Fellowes AGO.
Johnson5 Sques West Hewitt, Norton dco2
Csp-2 Bradley Wilson Turner Wilson aoslndTies order
Total ?ss2 bales cotton Is hhds tobacco.
CAMDEN-Per bales cotton FIesen &co
lso do Bvrne &co-I2s Wright Willsms II
AZ Cnmmack sauires Plsuche &coT4 Williams, Phil
ps &eo- Greenwood &eoie Nelson Aeo47 Donald
Savage Williams &ec4l Cleveland Bros &col Cherry
&coSs Bander Williams 6co-l Dav titus See2e do
Robson Aen-2i Donegan Bogari Foley Aver
Wilson Scol3 Buohannon Carroll &eols kawn Dun
can So-lS Purvs McRae, Cohnan Seol MeEloy
AItanberger 4co-7 Rugeey Bs seos Lloyd
do sIy-s MooIe-9 Gray CampbeI-4 waen Seo-a
Arthur acoi Ward Jonal Gortson Brosundres TO ORDER
Total cotton 1856 bales.
CoAsT-Per boswell 10 hhds Cazenaye-?
10 IS bbs molRsses Payne HsAonb0 do IS hi do
do Dseo PLEASANT Seol60 bbs do 40 hhds Rotehod5 d.
| W Thompson-li Shift &cos0 SKIS etc, TO order.
BAYOU SARA-Per Emperor bales Buckner
Stanons do Henderson Peaelb hhds Gordon Jfls
Pauche &eo2 Roman k1ruonss Geraud-60 do l5o Dbl
McCal-sO Urluhar-la bbs lard Yea
| hbls molasses.
81 MARTINSNIIlEp Anna Nc bales sett0a d
bids sugar Beloc4l DeBlanSlb I0bi
AohaPsAsTs hads sugar ~ bos lAsaasss pasby rNota
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Mo,p.Y NoESiSs, Siareh H. 1853.
CoTroSTbe animated demand, noticed Last continued
Saturday Irsl,gd 5ioo bales -ns the gg
s last Monday morning, Prsos full
witaori quotn4le change aud repeat
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
2Td1af az FaI %
3ood adiling .gss Good and Fine...... d
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
CorroS-bass, ToEAeeo-hfds
yesterday ............ 7s15-i,s75,s.s 79-27,sil
i,ss5ldl l5865
SaT ssi-- gs1ss Sols,sos
Stock on hand not cleared ..............ss5s5 3o,oso
TOsACCOWe hear Of but large sale go hhds at n
SUGAR AND MOLAssEsMake dull. saes sugr barely 500
hds Molssse bhls sod range Of
is6lgic gallon for Ferneung lots to Choice and Rebolel
FLouRMsrket quiet and sales limited 1900 Lbs Of which $50
Ohio, The Lvte "a 10 loo store taken Tor expert, at ~ 1874
nd 200 lirtia ST. Louis Al 81 70 q byl.
GRAINCon dull with sales Of 1000 1aks White, yellow and
%, White As blsel. or Oats loo sks Wa
bash sold a : bushHl
PRoyIsOSs-Pofk heavy the rrn pal $50 bt.
UnB.p-ced Meas Leyee, as 3s y Mcs
request with sales Of $50 casks including 60 prime
~ casks for Sides and for Shoulders and
fancy Hams three lots at lie n o. Lard $50 kegs Prime
sold atl0c q D.
coFFEE-Unehangsd Sales Rio Of which 400 "a and
$50 81 sL@e5.e y n.
BAGGING R0PEsaes Opeces Bassug $780, and 3 coils
Rope at &c, cash.
LARD OIL bbs were disposed Of at 75c q gallon
SPIRITS with sales Of 4s bba Florida at
10, and loe at 70973c n gallon.
FREGHTs-Ace ship taken for Hayro e, three British
ships Liverpool "a, and ship for Antwerp at 40 a fol
Cotton.
ExcHANGE-very little doing. We quote
Sterling & .iiiSs5@ a % 4,
SsTgoi sitysy b;
s ss.osS G 81. s "a p, Ct e. d.s
PSiadephis sIyday Bills. o
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
0fFicE OF THE DAILY Crescent,
Monday Morning, March IA, 1853.
cJPApFD SATJrRpAy

Steamship Crescent CITY Baxter, NewYork, Havana hsls.
ns s,,,, r.r., rn.o, iarf,;& Y fss.e
Bat osrt Princess FsmHg for Glasgow, Hoghton Rankin DO
f ss es a KopPen.sa 'snsn FRoaesd &co
Big Meteor, A iefson tar New York, IN Beas
srft Edwin Dorsey, sehnsiiesu ana, Bono Jr
Eft Sary iissaH Hasal for St Pierre sianqut ~itaam
sbf Nina 6baer. Wilson, Tor Brs1 sHlag sthaayd Harrison
ARRIVED.
Ship Olympus Wilson, from Liverpool 18Th Jan, to Gidney Lowell
Bark sas Bridge sturtsy.nt
Pollock MeInye from Liverpool It'll Dec, to foghton Ran
Big Eeae Watts days MatanIas Cbss Belehs
Daniel wss;sr GRAHAM from s@a Juan 9Th inst to wn
stcsmp Ja pay TALBOT Aiagoria Bay via e"ve'on, to
stea Zip Crescent City B.Isr New York Hayana
Ship Excelsior smith from Liverpool 2ith JAM masr-lst dist
Brit ship Mckenzie, Hutchinson i5 from Liverpool Giney
Ship dunlap, skofsd, Liverpool 18Th Jan, omaer-l.. dist
Ship Elizabeth Bentley, Amy fol- Newport Wales sh Dec to mas
ship Garrov Hamilton Liverpool 18th Jan, to Max
Es.s !. 1iy y ssd dit
m bark Eliza 2ys Davis .o ten LssPoo s JAN e S,sP
SebT Lou a Sasaft PgsS day. from 1os
Schr John, Perkins, Galveston niasterl district
| STEAMBOATS,.
| Empire, Maxim, from Louisville
| swamp Fox Rtlaer, from Red River.
| opeos.as Stai from Bayoa Crosse Tste.
|
| Dllmau kav, Grand EaoIs.
| II NJ Wright Clark, from Louisville.
| California; Rose, from Mobile.
| Anna No ,, lstarthe, from St Mattnsyile.
| St Charles, ApplegAte, from Jefferson Texas
| Magnolis, Thonassou, from Vicktburg.
| New Iatona, Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
| Alice, Miller from Coast
Tsboat Panther LePace Pass-towsd went down light
| -brot ~ sh Is John tinrrow and Elizabeth Bentley.
ToHboa Thos Mcan SNOW from the Paseswnt down light
ship John Mckenzie bark Tyringham and hr Susan
the PAs~en ghtbot -,
| bales cotton from the ship Moses Taylor.
Towhoa NJ Streck, Smith the Pass-stowed down and
Geo LawTneehrought ship Excelsior
| bark Warren and schr John.
Towboa Mississippi Lnbert, the PRsses-owed down and
10th bark SangerbFo ship Gen Dunlap and bari
| Ellen Oliver.
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nAssAGE CERTIFICATES granted from

Liverpool New Orleans to NewYork. DRAFTS
upward Of exchange Parties residing al
particulars By addressing letter. postpaid
EDMoNDs pi AS Ship, Steamboat and Fanny Grse-rs
uhl ly II St Joseph street, New Orleans.
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bills freely sod commes SIGNATURES h.ye ongh,
Bills dnll 5lS5Ll7 a, which
Nils Jeff On Amsterdam quote Hamburg
Jsss3sx Bremen soxgs0k The apply Of both Sterling and con
nnial STOCKS, ETCSocks taken The nh
ups morning. The largest IN umhesad Ces O.
Which compared the hs Board yester
PbenI Mining Company ~ Erie Railroad ~ Nsassgaa an
ransaeions Ia STATE s0cks
he ANAL The principal being 10000 Ohio Sa al los
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SUNDRIES.-
- 10 drums CoDFIsHi
so IO0b boxes do
100 5Ob do do
300 ASH do TO-
50 L,bbls. TONGUES and SOUNDS
So do, HALlBUT FINS;
$50 bbs No. HERRING;
rs Lbbis. ROE HERRING;
$50 boxes SCALED HERRING;
100 kits No. SALMON
Landing and for sale by - . -, ,o -, -,
mill iw J. II. CARfEk Co. 10 common Stree
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ELECTION NOTICES.

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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY,
SUSpAY EyESiss, March 10, 1883
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Of holders;
PRICES
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