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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-31

ourages on the rights Of friendly nations with the Bun
combe cries Of manifest destiny" extending the area
Of freedom &C. Some Of those presses who refuse
their sanction treat the matter in such sady like and
holyday terms as to afford indirect encouragement
The Courier and Enquirer Of this city is at any rate
one Of the honorable exceptions from this rule and calls
things by their right names, in pure Saxon
ing extract from its columns: III
The MARAuDERs AND MuRDHRERs.-The impunty
with which fbnsterng expeditions organized the
Pacific coaet shows that respect for law and for the rights
OF neghboring nations stronger hold upon
the public mind that side Of the republic than this
We hear the exploits of the miserable handful Of bandd
who lately landed La Paz murdered the inhabitants
and rayaged the property of the country long they
could % 50 with safety and made precpit and cove
aisA. on ss ~rrroach Of force capat q lsh-
Journals, with claims standing and character,
an heroic struggle for liberty, the courageous achieve
ments Of patriots, and honorable attempt to revo
tonize the government Of the northwestern provinces o
Mexico Such language is scandalous misuse Of terms
the tendency of which is to corrupt the public morals
subyertng their of duty towards other nations
and their contempt for crime though committed under
the specous pretexts of patriotism and love of liberty
"The gang of bafaed marauders, whose flaming ac-
Of their performances have graced the columns
OF the newspapers, robbers and murderers who,
instead of having earned honorable fame deserved to
be strung the first tree to which their captors
bring them 1t indicates most deprayed state of opin
ion in the country that this band Of flying villains could
board an American mashp the high seas, and COM
municate formal report of their atrocities upon
prepared and defenceess community against whom they
had not pretext of complaint. They would not
have done so had they not felt wel-grounded conf
dence that the recital of their lawess violence would be
received with other sentiments than the indignant
tempt which they deserve"
Ii the public press generally would hold similar just
language it would create such correct state o.
public opinion and feeling would put down al
such attempts and the stain which they create
upon our national reputation.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-31

CHANGE OF VEsUE.-The counsel of Hatheu r. WayI
and Robert Ward the two brothers who lately
High School at Louisville, (hy.) when Matthew shsf
down Mr. Ws. II. g. BUTLER teacher, were heard boz
fore the Circuit Court of Jefferson county on Mor.fky
last FOR change Of The motion was resisted ky
the Attorney for the Commonwealth. Various asdayss
introduced by the counsel for the defendants
show that the excitement against them in Louisville
Jefferson is such would be likely prevent fair
change Of should be granted. The question thar
to the county in which the trial shoud take
place, the law providing that the county be nd
joining one. number Of sdavits submitted frUQ
citizens of Oldham, who made oath that in their opina
an impartial trial could not be had in that county S
lar afdavts from citizens OF Shelby introduced ~
show that the objection existed trial thsrE-
The Judge decided that the should go to Hardin
county.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-31

The records of the London police courts daily texn
with the most horrible accounts of numbering the
wives and Of attempts crimes Of boodshed and cruelty
at the bare recital Of which the soul shudders In tAr
English rural districts the practice Of forming burial
clubs" is very prevalent, and nothing is
than for woman to join, pay few weeks sub
scrption and then murder child for the sake Of th
few pounds appropriated towards funeral expenses t
society In to the great increase in the
Der of these murders the Grand Jury the last Liver
pool asssss made presentment Of which the following
is an abstract:
The Grand Jury Of opinion that the intcreeDcf c
the legislature is mpcrayey called for put stop tho
present sy m of money payments by burial societies FSsc
the brought before them the present ae wxN
from past experience the Grand Jury have doubt hss
h gsfes operates direct inceare murder, asd ths3
many Of their felowbengs year after year hurried 7
eternity by those most closely united them BY the hes Cd
nature and of blood IL not of affection for the sake OF ~
few pounds to which by the rules Of the societies, &C
sent constituted, the survivors entitled.
Thc instruction Of these funds and the alarming nercsss
in crimes Of violence, accompanied by the barbsrous AZ
the knife have forcbly impressed upon the minds Of ts
Grand Jury the great Importance OF extending the means "a
mparting education all classes Of the community Tor Va ~
their unanimous opinion that solid foundation for any
abiding and sauay change in the habits and pursuits of ss
poorer classes this country be hoped for unless SA
change Is based upon The education and training Of aAs
young.
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FAST YoUSd Mw-Five young men were arraigBsa
at Cincinnati Sunday morning for having, while ON .
spree the preceding night, committed various xf
rowdyism along the streets in breaking signs, and
ajolly time generally Judge Spooner find two Of them
nis) fined 500 he had during the progress Of the
trial interrupted the court with slang remarks and
being ordered by the to be quiet cried out Ths
is free country; if don't choose wear shsss
lie go barefooted." Be silent, Mr. Hannis you Srs
fined $40 and costs for contempt Of court This 10
free country if you have boots you 20 barcfes
ed" Silence, Mr.. Hannis; you are fined $40 for further
contempt Of court This is free country If you h~sS
socks you go barefooted," he again cried TIE
Court then formally arraigned him for contempt, xa1
sentenced him fine Of $40 and COSTS and confnemezA
in the cell OF the JAIL bread and water for ten days
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ACCIDENT TO THEATRE.-A singular accident hnppcse&
at Batess Theatre at ST. Louis Saturday the ISfa
instant. Two three sections Of the roof nearly si
across, entire width of the building
covering thc oudience part OF the theatres gave way
fell into the parquet. The iron railing round the
gallery knocked down. much Of the decoration of d.
house ruined and the parquet seats smashed The las
of life, had the accident occurred at night when the per-
formance was going and large audience present,
would have been terrible The accident resulted frO
the weakness Of the roof itself, which designed
self-sustainng roof
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We we're present yesterday by the courtesy Of tha Sc
cretary OF the Navy, at interview Of Lieut. CosTEE
u S. Navy just returned from the Japanese expedisi1
with the President Of the United States; during whiS
presented from Commodore Perry az
Japanese articles, such rs silks pipes SC. These
portion of the presents sent board after the inter
view at Gori Hammer and the delivery of the letter az
the President of the United States to the commissions
deputed TO meet the Commodore while specimens Of Ae-
rican manufactures were given in return-.Senina
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Of anindvidna for the first time assailed during life Of
activity mainly devoted to the public service.
On he whole, suppose Col McKenney to belong to q
class sentimental persons who, in utter ignorance OF
the e state Of things among the inferior races Of
kind regard the inevitable triumphs of philosophy and
civilization over barbarism encroachment Of ruanism
upon the peaceful domains Of Arcadia-the drowning Of
WOOD notes Wild from shepherds pipe with profane
and ritald notes.-the entrance or Satan into Eden
am gentlemen, with much respect, your obedient
want, DOUGLAS VASS.
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Samuel NJ, Whelpley, the pretended unatc who escap-
ed from the Lunstic Asylum at Augusta Ie) and
back very clever note Of to the superintendent
has been arrested and will be tried for the then sx
the establishment which he hired the livery stable and
forgot lie is old and adroit rogue and
committed to the lunatc asylum instead Of the St&ts
in the Mexican war; and has been engaged in sunary
thefts and robberies before.
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On Sunday evening last Mr. Haynes, Superintendent ~
the poor-house in Groton Iass while laboring under
temporary fit of insanity attacked his wife with
and her throat evering the uguar vein, that sAs
died in few moments He then cut his throat and
died instantly.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-31

The anniversary OF the Battle Of Trenton was celebrated
at Trenton Tuesday last by sham fight and other
military displays in which number Of visiting volunteer
Companies participated.
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con,auea from DC National latsgsneer e Sosenser 20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-11

NEW YORK JuI, . CnPTnV .rbo ,norE., is.,i.,
and there viii he iittl dor min ,fter tbn Foprtb
FLoG'l-Firruer ana geo1 ,hinnInp nnreais ara in a.
rnauI and not rIsntv, yoaI 0bIa a3d u{cbi,sn anT,
il. bTn,bt N ~. insI1,,a 1.ts - .tir.r, 49,
$500 bfs AT 81 6StE5SI n for State Il 6ss61sI
for ohio and 81 ~ 'l7Sl - for N,chi,,n Sontbrn
Non 4 ~, =, ~ I,A 80, ~ , ~, o I' ~
held at 81 10 and is scarce WIIEAT-Actiye with
good shipping demand for prime Western both Red and
White The sales include 24DO Lu. heels fair White Ohio at
81 Il 2Sis do Michigan Mt Al ~ l}5O nrime White
Grne,ce at 81 81 and lO50O lite Canadian at ~ 400
81 p the latter for $500 very hatd5-e CORN-IIHs
advanced aud prime samples being scarce arr, quite
irIr gular but much higher White southern Tor Westrn)
sold loo bushels yellow Southern sold last evening
Use and is now held at zoe. which was offered for
hand -or sample Of round Yellow Western Mixed would
bin4 0jaa67r for fair to prime OATS-Are heavy at
4Jfg H. for state and Western. PROEISIoNS-Th
far bu- nc our quolatiuns WulSKY-Market
irregular At ga % for Western
pdIINuET pIIIA J,Iv > =, CaTTnN l. b.la
very firmly nm, Th,rn hs be, ra mr. ,,ara in.,rv
'rbcre is uo.ynort i,n,,I G,T FI,nr ,n1 th
sale have been confined a srnI ts cv cnnsnInntion
81 ~ "a 81 ~ fur common and good brands - 81
50 for fresh ground - ~ IA 81 - Extra.
cordiu Quulty n yr EI1ur and Corn Meal nothing
doing " HE lT--rhp tirt,uud for " heat less active
samples Of prnio new Delaware Rcd 10 arrive carly next
wreck were offered at 81 10 bushr but the mrrs hold
off and only on.r Il ugtq Il o. CORN-scarrp. 2glN
busb.Is Yellow hr,,ftht Glr ano,t OAFS-Nn;hfr, l,.
Ing. WIilsKYEsteady irmand at Sc in bGls and
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

I
,o-r,. ~, - -, ,i,t,n, - so,,,r,J,-
", t's pr;oos ,,noha,,.y
~ - -. an q, h, =, = ta. ~.
'"v p .'',' ~
" ''
f...io, "H' EiESS ~. Wallin, Fsr 11lzcaIr-<
ordinary, .. li6D fair........ ID
Hidhlug ........ 4}s@l15s ,Gooi falr.....,. ID
iooi Mh''h"s''l al tl"'"u ana me- id
CorToV ANp TOBACCO STATEMENT
,o cyrr's- s1,es; T1n4tro.t.a,
p o.pu '',i in r = 60 n, i''''
:. Yesterday aIi-1G55Gj4 GoJ-Gg an
,,. ,,o.,-- i''' 90 ra,o, 0o-'o"
saturday 10 Gg5-1Glos-2 I5Si-51 10l
'''cR "h manu- h'O cle"re1''''.' '4"ii "4oof
ToBAcCot appears that the rains Of the u instant
d" r'Poflei ny tlf tei'gfdph ala NJ N''hl over uiH-
tric cJuutry change efdlly the
,t of ,b .-,,i,, r, .d I'VE dtg,,,cb.s from
l.'' va '"' E'""l"5 o''p' '''' 'n Va P'''"' mn"
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- UNDRlES-
y LONDON PORTER AND ALE-I9e casks, Pnis and quarts
PORT WtNE-so quarter axis;
MAD lRA-9n quarter and IL eighth caEzs;
BOXER BlTTER>-l.0 bpxss N store;
CLAnEr-l 80 boxes, p,ns and quarts
ASNISEI1E-bOc
SAUTERN ESQ asvs superior. For sale BY
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&c JAMS A llnrElNs is a candidate for
ItFa Oh ltlG FOURTH plsfRlCfcOJRTo OF SEW ORLEANS.
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re- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
toGkf- t&0tGE WAafliN6TnN LEWIS, thr pressnt Minute
l.i rfrh
ha yeats mssi acird,. Tor the
os- Of CLsRhSHP Of sad Ceur wbasyet CoHr may
y -14nk So, fyl5 tI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-11

tssr StNrEL G. RISK is a Candidate for
cLFkB OF T'ie FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Elec9u
10 '. vrusb-r neat
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re" WM HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable Of the Second Jasire, Court Eeon Monday No
vember tryll
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re- NM {. QrIEK is a Candidate for Con
STABLE OF TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT ISr THE Bairt
IT, si 20, Seventh Hari., Iu Il
sire 'tah' nom Ing Lsyse TO the lNNat rel
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Tr- Mcssrs. Editors; Please announce me as
debate r CIEEk uF TliE THIRD orElrleorRT eF NEw
t'GAN*. FRANCIS MOUNEY. a.hs
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Es~ Messrs Editors Please announe WM
,. s1TT candidate CLERK or THE FIFTH DISTRICT
III ulhll
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Efs- J. b CHANDLER is a Candidate for Con
sTaIE TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT Election Naycr
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55- WILLIAM p BERLocK, for CLERK Of the
II. DISTINCT COURT l4v eogtGGaA
.-EH.
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Ts- Editors Of the Crescent Please an
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TS- Thomas GfLMoEE Clerk of the Fourth
ri- MOT COURT NEW ORLEANS rn-i8ate r5e.scea.
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-" We are authorized to announce Colonel
Liza &Lts lAbE IN Candidate GLkItk THIRD
us sl col RI wHs.sst Nag =.
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~ To the Editor Of the Crescent Please
JuHN j. HOPPE a
utuNSIABLt OF THE FIRST JUSTICES CuUkT d a Par,-b
Orleans Eeclon Novem,er NEXT, HIS FRIENDS. Iels
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Iss~ FRED, J ROBERTS is n Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF TIE SECOND JuS1leEs CnURr Election
November II
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
NOT &c Els.

- ERMANlA LODGE No, Al, +. A x
NJ MEMBER ir thors Of The VI sonic Fra ~ ii ~
trp heir last duty T. ti t6 IA
Iu'lN The Members 81 lndgr( "
vi the t'nt s. Iols At "tl" !, ard tr ;uu'
O'Clock rti1N MtRNNt,r So Ihup, urI
Con aud lve, Stalt SHsI'g H. &c.. IS ,tn
i7' iFis" 1871 w a s-''''"'y. ''ll
- 0. F.-NoTWE. ~ Members Of -.
-. tl. % Director ul tL. ODD FELLDNS ISA
rsrr Il ~
ta,rl. sf. nan ua TUESDAY EEtNlNG tUh INNS
inli ..si ogtas, ut TO- ut-r q" r.r 500
Cr.'y.
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Nessrs. Editors of the Crescent Please an
urREh thr o0urns paper ROACH
The Office " CONaIA ABLE or THE FlsT IIrsTIctS
COZ III. MANY VOTERS. i"li te
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80 THOMAS G.. P00LE is a candidate for
f.ss oE TIE SECOND DISTRACT COURT. uAs
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WANTED.


A n Industrious and active LAD, somewhat
~ 'sisass. r9n ih .t's,
5f- fafy Aea'uHtsnf arai amt vali
kro~ geo hal- with ok ha'l roy
a Conn -o.s 4-us Boz i.E ",
IN b. lut
NETANTED--j0 Young NEGROES, for o.
w which tAs hghesi C1sa Price VIII ta ,ajl. *
tF- Al ~ s0i'r % iHI gee iaf rHt W W.
I. HaTcuEr s. Gr,rir- -.
80 Hroscrrra La. o.. Al r-I 1 inf, .a
ARAY HORSE WANTED.-A good ~
NJ DRAY HORSE vaa-d. hfply al No. lis 81 ssae n \
ie49
EhT ANTED TO HIRE-A first rate Washer
ard fROSER co1red pr,frred. tprg the
nnuea'hn and Otnrye nav1
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~ JOHN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
Itl EGlSr DISTRICT ggCEr u.A.;
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ELECTION NOTICES.

23-~ J. 6 PoHDExTFR, Superintendent Of
s very fI.# FastD st 4 ,Anta.p tor CLERK
2 ~ E FIRST DISTRICT COURT anil lrf
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tESrEEL BOARDING N NEvYoRK. "a
ACEAN SPRINGS. Lynchburg, Ms. =

VEFIE OCEAN SPRINGS will be open "a
Il reception Boarders ST SDAf June l.53 s1
!sls I ENOCH EVERETT
DASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL. = This "a
ek1owH SKINNER resort reopen' to-day for TN sea En
Those : -lest bathing
'rsi- ory sni rabe i.ing Il IND the Pas. Inferior TO
e=f,hlsnrlaut % th-
.gur iN seventh yHT o: fi-
opportunity sinking fer thtlr l-rn
them III N be LET rd TO civ"
;or render ih-u comfortable during their soioan Mt The
Tass.
premises Carriages, Horses, Billiard
ia I'M, R. H. MONTGOMERY M,rare-.
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SVAslnXGToN BATrALloN OF --ss.

w hKIGlEKE ..... 81, UND COMPANY, Al
RIOS e.. The optpl n'm."- o TIM N"ufa'y ,aNy9
j r. OHl
~ tttlpAi tN.NiN6s pll,L I.srIs.Ig,
Clar4e 4I.rni-f,t ,tre-ls.
Meeting itDAY ENFNISt. e
'r.. ra,,r a,,l aoor CHARLES DE CuOlsLL rraa lent
NttrgeN tu-u IL. Secrr
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pLADEN SPRINGS, Alabama.-The "a

- gnei p pr.vtoro t.ee celebrated an popular
he friends who hace
psrtA Of invaluable medicinal ~h'e
pubic accommodate
who
~ Srrir. hry tuarcd the
To'uhse eighty five mics from Mobile with which city
there regular Il ubcAi saiifn.
Handsome and Carriages AlwayB ready 10 snd
he Etarlaea's Inc
ar The pleasing, unnatng end
De
rapid restoration @ htath cf d e erfoebled invalid,
The especially for their curative effects partcu
hry Of t- live and kdney ard neuralgia While r
dvppc shown that they positive
la.. C0NNOR q MOOIEN. Proprietor. my!s SIN
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For steam.l Ca"rotse, fran New lOkycg JeanrsuaudJ
uurl-J SUrus=llrndersrn PrsleE Hart &co-D
rGll-b stels-friestey Rom hompson NtonMchell
Clark L Warner kCoD Tio0p &go-->mrh Finn
II sbl0ss-D ScR--J Wright
DaneronJ K j. unlugst treduksonJ St'wartN Phlps-J
lulanirJ SirriJ VI Dumun ScoSwitry,
Ar Mltrnberge-J HAYS Wright Williams 6co-J
MalHri-A MraurnJ o Woodruff &eoPsyue Farrson-Jar-
vs. Wooimaeii Carroll acel stel's siche 6co
II II kes5u W lrstrch srritn's EHpu.s-Sruthn
HarsoltI trerr-J IiuftyJArnb * Tucker-E L
E1skn-I MorgauT~ nl ElwArdsW Violet Sco-A MIN
droNehb RSnlns thfs-E
PontlA pet'tny Wright &co--L7Uye Mrtal-Dot,
llarpgtopL SchvatlP GJjrngef- G c wHyand-A Rn
NJ H.9g. Me'haHi Pdovo-J syne dos nalS-f wstl
W W WA-h5urHR W -S!idsl, Green &roJ Adams
DMetitnsW rcCkF Dacaytt-F pegen-G sabatet-Felt &
Red M,hrws-J Bork4nT Reed-f GanncC
bra- uder,lar
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Kew ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JsFfEnsoa Cnr.
Sunday Evening, July -, 1858, !
Arrived to-day $50 had If sheep y Cows and lot Of
T1A. Cattle tail Western Beevrs and but
moderate stock If Hog chsra Prices firm. A fair
-rTply # uthrr stock
2 : z : 9
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Jtt stt>}Ntrr slauAurH 4
bill Do Payne fl,rtIsrl-7 ttevif Norton i 10 REGGIE
~ @ao5 do s4eA peans feAlesundriss orderrual
MISDEN-Per steamer Swamp F., bales cotton Psvna ,r
l'sr "a 10 Ctnmsk Nett3 Perkins Campbell
do Henderson Pcals balls rtI~s Spvaks
and asHrs5 TO orieT-fetAl cotton so b4,s
SIiREN EFFORT Downs Iqhse, est. II "
lll is DO II Pcmrov Scos DO uukay HAWKINS
II sa uF EA=rr 4c-l Cl-k lios,y-s ca.,, to
Qrd-r-Iutal ton 20 bales
LoGlSNILlEfrr Chancellor Il tobacco r II
sA"ft Gcs- do hell &tal3 dc levy Caliwel4
COS bales cotton Lam Don Henderson
6o4 do Brady, GrnlEn &rO5 40 Badey, Wilson
us-lg 10 Grssnwoe eco kges Adams E1prsssl by
Qtyou LnssIorh4 hhls eggs Byrn-4u hbs whisky
lIii brs ,3sHse Wright ScoS pols
tet-ldH o5 SebHeirrl ks ptachs K VI Ell psg
u eu teUhel Esundrrs to VrierTu cotton 81 bales,
tot1cro.
loU1>VlLLE-Prr Ie,rgteu 4bbs boz mustard Bese
anEslnh-5 boxes bacon Pr.rs, Willard 6co26o RAY
itt- el Il boxes FaHms.e BTos "a kess
tIersdu Sca5 bhs Selnitrr do MArtnl
wagons es II bbis appls II Short SoG Peaches
h"'y--!e do h B,hon-suldrits to order.
BAYOU SARAPe New Gaoa 10 bale. cotton oat,
la~kn3 10 B2hc Seo44 SKIS potatoes
-I'ta coton Is ha'es.
uLACIilfA RIk ERPst RockaNny is bses Gotten
NtEent are5do Wright Williams acO3 DO oakey
100 do Wat DtSalles do do Rs~us Duncan Aco
Nllan Philips &cu-uni 10 prItETotal
NChSBl Rti Per stsAaier p kimhtn
hs52 10 Wright, Williams kcolJdo Tlonhil 4 Il
Hl6 DO Nj Greenwood 6oof
peaches amt Eplits to otier-lotal cotton lol bales.
HALlIEPsr steamer Rcd River hhds sugar
luIs uuHs-eS Sr Act BIDS
te falon-4o do lots rpst rs 10 order.
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~ 7. VI BEETN, for the past fourteen
EUn'E E'tra 9f s lse rfab'r prrsett p
r COR gtEttia. er vie CL&HES#tP VI tao slat SECOND
TlFtsai GuLhI, Rt.t"yer Count my
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ISyottts AROMATIC scHtIpAM
f.,p asA'" 's'Y '.sFs.9 Z giilssii !. l,,pe
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DIANOs AND HARPs.-kusTNER. ..N

MASUFACTURER OF FIANOS AND HARRIS, 81 A-svs
Nos a1g teei near the Orphan Asylum legH leave
the pI'le that ne VIII continue his Of
Tu&NG ANpREPAlRNG PlANOs HhRPs aud all kinds
al arlln.Eta % lhl Ehnrtr.l an
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Monday Morning. July II. I5I5.
COTrON-1hc demand was very limited on Saturday,
and reached barely 500 bales Prices unchanged
rhe accourts by the America to hand at late hour
on Saturday night.
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

HENRY PARSONS, IS Cam p,---s--sszs,---..--,
oilers sale PIANO FDRTES non ntssT-fr"
HOHNN tLAt 4, GHlehE..lNG aud PLEYtiT 7 u r Y
all Al all acquainted WITH the bun sed ih,i
hatnselyts dusb lAe public
respectfully invited to cal and IF Tuu repair
duue uarrfdis and viii d snatch. e4s
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- and 100 likely VIRGINIA AND nor CAROLINA Ne
G,OEs consisting Of Men, Women, IS AMI Girls con nsng Field
Ea4d Servants, SAmsIress COeEs "sssTs and irnsra
Some " Ni-ct.n5 brG hs, Carpenter Bcsaysrs etc.
Wl accommodating tf Purchasers will
vii 70 GIVE call before elsewhere.
J IS EUAZNAS,
ans e between Car sEt Bsr1rns