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LOTTERY PRizE-Ths St. Louis Iutslgsncer says an
Italian Pietro Rsssi of fruit stall became
possessed time ago, when living in New Orleans Of
ticket in the celebrated Havana lottery Last week he
received by mail notice that he had drawn price and
that about 5000 deposits in Havana awaiting
his order sold out his stock sad started South on Sat
urday or Sunday to get possession Of his money.
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REcGrrrs THE EkiE RAiLRoAp.-The receipts Of the
Eric karoad in November s5oas27 decrease Of
s50OOo compared with October, but increase Of
$l5450o the month last year The receipts of
the road first eleven months Of the past years
hnv heeu follows.
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From The st Lou,s Rspvblic.n of tha III =, .ks ~
.-s---.-...- - -
'''.o"'ss s4'ssee' zfr
SAynArIos-Ms Rir~s Frdshfs, ee-Ihs nvw spps-
site the city falling more raDidly Il prsut tAas stasy
tins lstsly During The pasf thrss days has rsssdsd
ing at daxk lest evsniBg Il bad fAlien f6R 70 I've ii
Ths eAannsi 70 Cairo he's nov but dsDtA q eGA$ ~
perencsd river men, h sgsfn going down f1pidly. We
had every rsason TO sxpest ries II iDpssnssn
that rver from the large snouBt Of rain thas has 0
recsnsiy. Ihsre w. Mss ut Lasa1s duisg H. easly
epte o. Sour aAd hAd fest and thFBe and hA8 - ~
on ths ee Y ths lower pert of ths riv 1T u wa19
nAs se@n AVE. = t.st = e eaus up, lsasi.g = = ps
~. ~ nsts s:ts:r eondissoe f s.vgasion tAan
aie report tns vesehsF saoug u fvr % b vuy 49,
snd @ - nosune = ~ oovn :. Peru sd Hssnspas !.
.ssss 4Sss - ~. ~ ~ - ~. p - eavn1see
;,ss go. -. J , ~ ~ - .tsSs.1 - tAenv~ ~
;. SSS0., 49, - IT, 49, Y ior - ~.
vss.gn IN " sns SPRsa An.sseipE - ny - "
80 - .rs.I 80 ,.s - 49, .JIs. - ~ a. ~ -
~ =. 800 ~ ssskk ~ ~ .isas D.sw 49, -
~ - s ~ nnSa sPp,.1 " ~ eoane eooo
Lae naA us1y Pscss. ~ oont.nues ~ -
.;St - ~ =. - 49, ~ .o0vs - nPes ~ =
@ y !. y. - wn'sL - vG cYsn
~ ~ - ~. se.ks oi y ~ s.Ysas
saas ~. ns 1917 of ~ e.orl.s 49, ~ 49,
o.spussu ~ ~ ~ NsHsy ~ me pP1 49,
.Hss S..e.s ,sssa. pee ~ .alo.eo ~ pts9e os
seonns - wnen eoe w.,nM @ ew v.s& 49, snsR peo-
slsss 1nsIs no pIooe taes eoes ~ .eevs ~
ey VIZ .' 'APee's'n oa eo'ne soose tns npads asnn
's,s ~. eSson.
~ po.ts nsse lazy ~ 40 - ne toe wfnsex
.nee - = .nteo g Ioof up tnees 80 WI oooe
Se.,ns 'nn IVY mos - pkeeaeee -
nooe NV s., ~ sL ~ EsS. lns - 49, eo.s
'nP px, -.
bosts nsuessinS me Musout! posn ID geeag - -
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Sur FOR LIBEL AGAINST THE NEW YeEK HERALp.--The
long pending libel suit Of Fry, the musical composer
James Gordon Bennett, called up the 9th, in the
Superior Court Of New York The alleged bels cut
OF quarrel between Bennett and Fry while the latter
manager of the Italian opera house in lo DANA
ces are laid Mt $4,000
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DEPARTMENTThe seventh Annua Session ,his branch of
the University has commenced
for the reception PuP plan Of study has been adopted equally
favorable to hs-e desiring folo~ full Collegiate Course
the
inst Of the Military Academy West Point EOs
M Paris. In the
NJ Roux Professor Of French NJ Geao
and Senior de Tonos Professor spanah and ITALIAN
instr as forme
Professor Mhado years Principal Classical
Commercial Institute jamaica specially
for the Classical De parment.
Application for c, Sesis
University, Common rtreet. Sn
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HuRDrR.-The De Kslb Miss) Gazette Of the 10th
gives an account Of the murder of Msrkn Spear wsg
goner, that place the 9Th He and two others
had sncamped for the night, Mr.. Brosdwsy's re-
sidsnce about four miles from that place. the GAINESVILLE
road and seated small fire. engaged in eating
supper when person red the contents Of double
barreed shot gun At his several Of the shot osh
effect one struck him 10 eye and passed through his
head He expired in the Of his brother in few
ments after the fatal deed committed The murderer
has not bsen arrested
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SAM's OYSTER sALOON-This N

SAM'S OYSTER SALOON.-This ~ ~
~ NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which 10 on NsA ~
seals greatly establishment Of the 2
knd q the Ssuth, 10 just opened
10l ST. CHARLES STREBT.
NJ WEIR, better SAM, hAs connected
this city for the Mr.
Hohok, when he established the frat the Second
Municipality him till his
With
public faithfully his ne
se his hiends hAre Of their large
the SALOON providing
with the CHOICEST LIQUORS procured SERVANTS
well for their sreslnt gustss employed
Coek The LARDER will Always supplied
CHOICEST FISH AND GAME, and the OYSTERS SERVED
xcusivey this
will this Saloon the hs liberal
and ulieious community. mills n
URPHY'S HOTEL and RESTAU- -
Ny RANT No. leo st. Charles strsea-Thia esab-
lishmss popularity known, having bsea thoroughly
repaired rspsipted asa furnisAsA particular
sf the resident
public. will
dsloaey vth ibpateh his
comfortable. ldscs ly1 RiCHAFD MUEEXx, rroprietor
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UNIVERSITY OF LoUIsIANA-LAw DE

PARTMLNTTbe Lectures in this Department will
FOURTH MONDAY will
tho FIRST MONDAY Of April
Those Prof MccALEB will d Admiralty Maritime
Law International the Jurdicton
ted Stst~s.
Those BY Prof HUNT will treat Of Commercial Law Criminal Law,
the Evidence.
Those BY Prof JOHNSON will Of the Rquty
Jurisprudence and Practice, and Constitutional Law.
Those Prof ROSELIUS will Of the General Jurisprudence
Louisiana the Roman, Spanish French
Practice Of the Courts Of Louisiana.
The Degree q BACHELOR OF LAWS will be conferred only
ihoss ~ho shall attended full of
after having twelve menths Counsellor
who shall
This will ene the Graduate the
iS Every Student matcusie. The fee of Professor
s3s The natrulAon snd graduation fees will be ts
tB Moot Courts will always be open.
3avdk RANDEII, Dean.
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The LOUISVILLE MAns-7He Glorey Contraef-Ths Lou
sve Times Of the 4h says relative to the delay in dis
patching the mail from Louisville to this city by tho
contract with Captain Glover, which went into effect
the LIST inst:
dispatch received yesterday by the contractor gives
him to understand that the Department has the subject
OF this contract under consideration and will probably
recede from its false position in relation to It, Instead Of
the contractor complying with his contract may
that he fully Prepared and that the Department
alone Is to blame that the mail not sent. We
fully posted this guhect-have the only copy of ths
contract in the city that have heard osnd speak
on the subject from the record The Department has
BEEN engaged in attempt to arrest the by
acting ridiculous conditions which the contrast dos not
contain.
The that the mail not forwarded ID found in
the fact that the bosts going out would not carry for
the Department because the ocsr knew the Department
was engaged in attempt to forfeit the Glover contract
without The old agent applied to the boats going
out and could not them take the mail and another
agent was positively instructed not to deliver the ma 70
the contractors unless they complied with unreasonable
aud impossible conditions not contained in the confaet.
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Loss THE q. 8. RrvrSuE CurTER HAMnros.-Manv
Les LssWe learn from the Charleston Standard Of ths
10th that the steamer Calhoun which arrived that
port the previous day picked North Edsto
Jas Hagan, seaman who attached to the Hamilton
From Mr. Hagan it is leaned that the Hamilton in trying
to to from Charleston the sh got ashore in the
breakers near the bar but finally got Of after dark
but owing to the difficulty Of getting under way near the
shoals it was deemed prudent to anchor until morning
On Thursday morning early it commenced blowing gale
from the North East which rendered 1t impossible to get
the vessel under in the position she All her
anchors and chains brought into service but the
gale continued to increase she parted chain after an
other and driven ashore Foley Breakers on Thurs
day night The mssts going by the board and the
vessel leaking very badly It thought abandon
her that being the only chance left of saving the lives Of
all on board Capt Rudolph Thos Stons Quartermaster
(of Boston) two boys and four men, took the
which soon after being among the breakers was turned
and every soul in her but our informant
Jas Hsgsn and he only saved by being ashsd the
boat none of the others having secured themselves in
that The other le-boat had in her Camilus saun
ders 1st Lieutenant E. c. Hine, Sd Leutenant (there
being no I'd Lieutenant atachsd and the remainder Of
the crew. which probably consisted of the carpenter and
four men, No information has been received of this boat
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0xsrrp sAI ooN os

uNLANAGAN'S OYSTER SALOON, 90 ~ ~
il ST. CHARLES STREET. ...... THOMAS X. W~N ~
FLANAGAN takes the pleasure Of announcing his
friends and the public generally that he han The
above Saloon. His Wilt
Affords the LquoF
The Culinary the
the beat Cooks the ~ Give hns trial judge
selyee, oil
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ANEW swrrDLE.-The Augusta (Gs) Constitutionalist
gives an account of swndle perpetrated in that place.
which none other than adept could have played off,
short time since man calling himsdf Peter NJ Mather
from Albany New York arrived in that city and the next
day after his arrival applied to c. Barber broker for
the loan Of one hundred dollars and offered to pledge
security two valuable gold Watches his his wifss
He accompanied the application with plausible story of
being disappointed in the receipt of funds but of expect
ing remittance in few days in which to redeem the
watches.
The watches were accepted security and placed in
small tin box that they might be forwarded without
trouble as Mather said The following day, Mr. Barber
having his suspicious excited caused the box to be
ed when he found that instead Of the two watches
tsined only clay Mather had adroitly slipped the box
upon him in place Of the containing the watches
Mather, who still in town arrested and lodged
Jail to for the offence. lie is accompanied by his
wife, who has taken up her abode with him at the jail
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Observation-Disclosures I

- HOLT HOUSE. Gravr stIee between Csrondsist snd 81
specially nrms Bis friends snd the public generally hst ne has fied
pertaining gentseI BILLIARD SALOON having nine entirely
BILLIARD TABLES having marble bed. which .msteu will
q Polite attendants viii wait
Players proprietor will constantly 10 the that
nIS In NJ. NJ. MILLER.
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sucAR HoUsE BuRNr-0n Thursday last, sth inst at 4
o'clock the sugar of Cyprien Laross Ponteuot
Flat Town. in this PERISH destroyed By Gre and
l20 hogshsads Of sugar and all the molassss We in
formed that neither the the and
moasses insured and that the loss ID very great
The fire was but the of accident. [0pelousaa
Courier, 10th.
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ISvAMous CsssrrRAcr-The New York Tribune says
professed physician named john r. Seymour has been
rested in that city charged with having with the aid Of
his wife, concocted scheme Of the infamous nature
BY which John Stuyvesant deasdsd out Of house
and lot worth from 5000 to $4,000. The plaintiff Il
seems afflicted with pain in the breast and
induced to visit the house Of Seymour whose wife
pretended to be carvoyant in order to get relief He
AYERS that during these visits Mrs g. by her responses
invited liberties to be taken with her person By
him gradually and artfuly leading him on he per-
eeives and believes with the view and dssgu-though he
not conscious Of at the tmeof getting him into
such suspicious and squivoca situations would enable
with her for the extort money and other pro-
pery from him That on the night Of the l9h Of May
last he at the house. when Mrs s. Informed him that
her husband had gone to Boston she then gave him
nghkey to the front door Of the house. and invited him
to visit her the next night saying that she would have
the servants out Of the way That the following night
be visited the hosse when she repeated to him what she
had said the previous night relative to her husbands sb
sence and by her seductions advances and earessss
induced him visit her sleeping room, and while both
were partially unrobei, she suddenly gave signal By
slamming the door three times when her husband imme
dately rushed into the with drawn swordcane In
his hand and struck him Violently with upon the hea
and stabbed at him several times and threatened to
der him unless he would pay him money its equivalent
aud refused to give him up his clothes until he had con-
ssated to transfer to him the property aforementioned
which, through fear he finally consented to do Mrs.
Seymour 1t is said Of great beauty upon the
power Of which entrap the unwary she relies more
than uponlher skill as q clarvoyant.
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STEAMSHIPS-SHIPS.
GALVESTON.

WI leave FRIDAY. Dsesmbsr fs st . o,sssk A. n.
k'OhGALVESTON,lN ,lNDIANoLA, Port <$3Hk
T. % LAvAcA and MATAeoRDA BAy-Rseulsr E;.MW@2c
weans asd Terss u g. Mail Line
is, ~. and msgndesnt steamship PERSEVERANCE,. Y.
"s eommander, will above,
~ are all o. tbs vesssls this e solid
ion o,aesd she Ptesnss safe medium Of
Vh - intanoa and lsyaca viii b. landed
Jses Mat.gorda Ay) charge
" phssAge having segan
HARRIS MORGAN, foot Of Jniia street,
,.r.,-u,, eppsss the Steamship Laniisg
tans. " - ~ ' W ~ Wv" dis
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MEALY, VARIETY STORE,
D.. No. 10 CAMP STREET, New Orleans.
LADIES' GENTLE MEMS
POCKET COMPANIONS, CARDlwRlTfNG DISKS, POCKET
cAsEs, WORK BOXES, RRII-l CUTLERY, ACcoRDEONs
CULES PORTE MONNAIES vIOIISS, TRAVELLING AND
AND PURSES; COMBS Of all TOILET CASES. CANES, UNI
styles md qualities. BRELLAS, HAIR, CLOTH,
TOOTH AND HAT BRUSHES.
tE great variety of ORNAMENTAL MASTEL and MARINE
CLOCKS, GUNS, PISTOLS, BOWIE KNIVES, etc. nSs sm
ENINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC. fR
n E. A. TYLER IS CAMP STREET, has constantly LSJA
lsnd is receiving by every arrival, GOLD LEVER, ~
DUPLEX and CYLINDER WATCHES, Of all the best Gox8
nakert.
A,o FOB VEST GUARD CHAINS SEALS KEYS every
GOLD I, Pc PENS PENCILS THIN THMBLEs % gycKLEs @ ss FINE
SPOONS and FORKS, LADIES' CAST 'Rs, CUPS PITCHERS,
TRAYS, PLATED CASTORS TEA SETS -ANDLESTICKs URNS,
Rich FANCY GOODS, LUBIN'S FL PERFUMERY-togeihsr
with variety ether
Aso SPECTACLsS, Silver Shell
and Glasses Of kind EYEPRoTECToRs etc. etc. constantly
hsnd, snd fitted to suit the a
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CT. HOLAS EXCH AN G E.
- The prspYeto the st. Nchoas" would inform HE friends
public generally he has during The summer entirely
popular Of that
caPstsd handsomely scorssd and large stock Of
superior liquors laid in
with and superior na,he beddsd
will kept the best running orde with varied
nas em THOMAS Y. NICHOLS, Proprietor.
GT. CHARLES BILLIARD ROOM
~ Uader the ST. CHARLES HOTEL
large airy under the st. CHARLES Hotel
hitherto PLAYING have been during the pcs.
refed; TABLES which o the best
n-nnfassurs have been thoroughly repaired.
render ths popular and central
nas I'm ' " A. W. MrRRIAM.
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NEW ORLEANS SEWING FACTORY.
MACHINE EEWUHG

Ladies' Houkeepsrs
kind done kisd Of work up ASTON
lSNG DISPATCH, durable
BY tsnd, and as VERY LOW PRICES by Girls szp.sssed
MACHINE.
az Al kinds Of SEWING for Families, Hotels Steamboats, etc.,
promptly attended to. =
SEWING M MACHINES and good supply Of MACHINE NEE
for sse Apply at No. Is ST. CHARLES STREET up
Arspt.
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vrRcrNIA-Ths aggregate outstanding debt Of Virginia
as We learn by the message Of Governor Johnson at the
termination of the fiscal year. the 3Oth Of September last
was SIS 4775 The Auditor Of Public Accounts esti-
mates the value Of property in the State at
The revenue to be raised for the support of
including the payment of interest the entire debt
but s2ooo0oo that I'D raorem tax at the rate Of
thryv cents in the hundred dollars will suce for the
demand The Governor informs the Legislature that on
account of the Importance of the principle involved in
the of the Lennon slaves he has ordered an appeal
from the decision of the below to ths Supreme
Court Of New York. and he suggests that provision be
made for the employment Of counsel and the payment
Of the necessary expenses that may be incurred
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THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Is, 1853
WANTS--WANTED.

UIANTED, A LADY TO RESIDE in A
w family sh. country Ia tbs capacity Geyessss To enc
qualified instruction the branches Of thorough EnRps
sussoo With The Piano Forte god hons offered aod
fair compensation. Rsfsrsnces required Apply
disH wM. LUysTER, 10 Bourbas or ~ od Isvss ss
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JusrcE 0urRAorD0n the 23i Of August last says the
Chicago Tribune, most brutal murder committed in
Rockford IL, by William Moore the Of landlord Of
hotel In that place. upon the body of isman named
Terrence Donrere. The circumstances attending the
murder were of the most outrageous
derer going toward his victim with heavy club in his
hand swearing that he would show the bystanders how
to kill an Irishman, and that he would knock the
damned lrishman's head oPeu.n He went behind him
and struck him the back Of the head him again
while falling, and third time when he had fallen to the
ground His victim having died from his injuries, his
murderer brought to trial charged with crime for
which the penalty is death After long and patient trial
In which the murder brought hons with irresistible
force against the the crime having been
committed in broad daylight and in the view Of several
other men, there could be doubt about the matter
the jury retired brought in verdict Of guilty
of manslaushtsr and sentencing the prisoner to
years Imprisonment in the penitsntay sx days Of which
are to be in solitary confinement.
| PsosABIy Losr.-Ths schooner Congre@ -
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VERA CRUZ.

Will lsave SUNDAY January L. ats o'cIoer y. tAa ~
k>OR VERA CRUZ-U. s. Mail Line I,ezA.
Sna The nsv and magnificent steamship TEXAS, ,X&42&S
Ssoo sns Durthsn irnry Place, T FsTarus
% sbovs punctoaiy, ,earryrg tbs u. s. Mails
49,, RAtes OF PastAfs...
ionhn
hrssufemept goods. cubic 40 csns
OF paSags having elegant accommodations cabin
and atesrase passsngers apply TO
HARRIS MORGAN, ssot Of Julia srss,,
opposite the Steamship Landing.
Passengers must provide with passports
MEXICAN Consul DIS
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HOTELS-RESTAURANTS

~ Street.-The Of this sFafn
public that, having thoroughly repaired
throughout he 10 them
the Night Week Month Situated tba Of
Ienty Of de principal and places
dssrAbs location rooms
wbich Ary all
viii always be onnd the fnes qualities OF WINES LIQUORS.
we'll TEA COFFEE CHOCOLATE. Am
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CALIFORNIA.

Il ~
Ckuz-Psuos, dssrous Of roee.dss to California
ca now 90 VsnCur City sf Mefeo aud AespuoThe
na ,tssT.p TEXAS i4oo tons burthsn Hesy pa
snander viii leave NewOsans Tor vsrsCus The and
sy MONTH nt oco punctually, the u Mails
g will leave vacnr Ter the City Of Msros from
1Acapulco mules be had.
THE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
snory have Carriages The Road ssd
nn.po psenssrs through San Francisco white, III ,he
rah Steamers touch Asapueo will nssbs long
saaed. For further particulars, apply TO
HARRIS 4 MORGAN, foot Of Juiias.rest,
mylsu opposite the sts.ushp Lau1ing
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PsosABLY Losr.-Ths schooner Congress, ~
Buffalo for Milwaukee with careae' .~sen len
5th Of November, has u-c.a iron on the
thought the -. trom aud 1t ID
- ,,,n ,n on board Is i0''
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INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES = As
sosrders and Day PupisNo 50 ST. Louis sseDsed BY the
The by best Masters
vote ssons the Improvement of all pup conhdd
For term. parent, and guardisns referred the Prspus
which can be had at the Institute. s91 I'm
NEW ORLEANS SEWING FACTORY.
~ MACHINE SEWING.
Ladies' shirtmakers can have almost
sEwNS done k.d q work up ASTON
% and o% s TT. y & ss done 81:
,,.n.fs%sn' of WILSON'S NEW PATENT ROTARY SEWING
q A kind. q SEWING for Families, hotel. Steamboats, etc.
niss sFWSe sS M MAcSEs HIN soT ,sS MACHINE NEE
~Dre w. >. el'N-l9 i aGsTY fly Agent
rOAL! COAL!!-The undersigned informs
S S% iors he % s y s Ss a Nj
a sa
e'sIs ehn,, sss o. ca. sS'laTs nr. i, c..., m
hand Orders received hs office II Graver depot Camp
nay am MORTIMER TURNER.
NEW BASIN SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
.S.s.y r3RNSS Pss, ANp Ws 1
eas, s r'' sns
r i iaS saf s.s %. eyer. c.y.s
Ss :fsa the Fiss JULES @ So Is 81 iss
II W. COELER, Importer and Dealer in
Il .BRANDIEs, WINES, CoRDIALs and HAVANA CIGARS
saa s n e
nj ly ITO Common .tres opposite the St Charles Hotel
ALLSOPPS' INDIA PALE ALE.
THIS ALE essSI.iss IDds for s valuable
S
s h IT. VIM a. sGss e. ale
RRANDY.eaW have regular supplies Of the
u celebrated ss.ssae Brandy package. Vintage Of IlsI
pse Is .s les hal,
''.I'', '." wS. Z. IESEsIcH Coz Sol. Agents..
spls ly "a Old Lsvee street.
GOLDEN SYRUP-SO bbls. New York Re-
vi CONVERSE co. 81 Tehoupitoul.. street.
A LCOH0L-5 bbls. landing from steamboat
M N.-N4 --.-' - y 6EIAeRAvE CO. =, M.s..ln. at.
u OCKLAND LIME-2O0O barrels landing
~ from brig Amulet and SFi.ss.vr g. ..Is b 70
GOSHEN BUTTER-2OOo tirkins, comprising
~ 4. j.. GRIEFF CO. 70 and ~ oId l1,os.
ENGLIsH DAIRY CHEEsE-15O boxes in
81 store and for sale sy D. sRIrvv co AZ A., 4, Ola ,,,,,
FLOUR--300 bbls Montgomery Mills Extra,
as DAisT saa ss s' es street.
S0AP-5O boxes CASTLE Soap, just received,
81 inn r. H. MeALpIN CO.. 30 Common and So Canal s.
MACKEREL-5O kits No. /, landing
lVl ~ CONVERSE CO. 81 Tehsupouls.
EXCHANGE ON BOSTON.-Checks in sums
II % ''' fl'nA''"' ~ il f.wHrNrY cos, Camp stree.
4 IME-1000 bbls. fresh Rockland and Thorn
Us --''- :. - JOHN 9. nARDrLL CO. /. M.s..p. 81.
EIGS-500 drums Smyrna, landing ex bark
IS Nq1-' $50 - a 4: Z COCHRAN co IS s..v.r street.
u .ARD-Choice, in kegs and tierces, in store
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