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WEATHER, DROPS ETC

| Inc corn crops in this immediate section of
| country will be entirely worthless We have
heard Ola farmers say that they never saw such
a drouth before. The country is parched as If
| 10th. e'e'-'0' ;
The Red Lander, published at San Augustine,
Texas, of the 18th inst, says:
GIVE still have continuation Of oppressiyely
warm dry weather, without the least prospect
OF change. Fortunately planters generally
planted their corn unusually carly, in conse-
quence OF which the corn crop was pretty well
made before che drouth set in. But cotton crops
have been seriously damaged, the forms have
fallen Oil, and beside we have been informed BY
some OF our largest planters that their crops
have been much injured by the boil worm''
X the Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun gives the following private infor-
nation respecting the crops in Europe:
Private letters from Europe do not repre-
sent the crops as abundant, as stated in the
newspapers. 1t has rained in Germany and
France for nearly fifteen weeks in succession,
ana the husbandmen are in despair In some
districts famine is now raging. Prices of -four
ana wheat will certainly advance towards the
fall, when vegetables cease to furnish the great
element of food to the laboring classes
The Lake Providence Ola. J Herald, of the 18th
inst, says:
'sFrom gentleman just arrived in our town,
we learn that the crops-cotton and late corn,
particularly, have been injured materially in
the parishes Of Union, Morehouse and Ouachita,
from the effects of the continued drouth Seven
weeks since any rain there
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u OUIsIANA SAVINGS COMPANY corn

. VUIoIhINA pAVINUO CUMP ANY, corner
Camp and Lafayette sreet.This organ
ea under act incorporation by the
State and will be opened for the transaction
DA Y, the Sd Instant -
The basis which established simply Saving
tnon For the purpose Of Attending all opportunity
ting their it provided
Dime will be received deposit.
For Money deposited
tsolshed = -
Deposits for not less than interest
ofthree per cent. pr
Deposits for net less than months
est at the rate of four per per
Deposits for MONTHS at the of
Money deposited subject call will be received
be allowed. - " " ~
On Fridays deposits will be only Females
....TRUSTEES....
VIM. H. Garland, W. B Bobbs Dennis Cronan,
Pat. Irwin, Jas. M FoIjay, Jno. B, Camden.
Geo. c. Lawraaoi, Jno. Coleman, Jas. M Rand
R. L. Robertson, VIM, H. GARLAND president
NewOrlabns. August !. ls5i. nno
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The LOWEST WATER KNOWN FOR YEARs.-In
the canal the Cincinnati shute, as it called, the
ditch as it is mis- called, the much abused canal
there are at the present time fully % or 30
inches water, more than can be found on several
sand bars in the Ohio river in the vicinity of
Cincinnati or along the lower Ohio
The Portland bar is also in better repute
than some of the other bars on the river, there
being some 80 inches water along that route,
and no boats aground. The Belle Quieley, that
arrived from Greensboro, yesterday morning,
reports the Lower Ohio much lower than it has
been at any time within the past three years.
At Flint Island there were but about 80 inches
water found, and down at French Island, Three
Mile and Scutfietown but little over feet water
was reported. If these are the facts in regard
to the depth Of water, the river is at a lower
stage than we have ever known it, and no boats,
excepting dug-outs or the --LATEST kind of stern
wheel dinkies can have any pretensions to a
free navigation Of the Ohio louisville Jour
nal, 18th inst.
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SUNDRIEs-
- 1000 boxes STAR CANDLES;
500 half boxes do.
800 ar. do. do.
100 bbls. Choice LARD OIL;
100 bblR. and kegs No. LARD;
1850 or. casks DOMESTIC BRANDY;
100 eighth
900 bhla. Flether'a Extra WHISKY;
100 do. RAW WHISKY;
$50 do. Old Monougsheia aud Bourbon WHISKY; '
400 boxes OLEINE SOAP. For sale by
je74 JOSEPH LANDS Co. IS Tchoupioutas street.
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FOR RENT.
IINIYERsITY OF LOUIsIANA-LAW UE

u PARTMENT-The Lectures in this Department will
the second MONDAY Of November 1854
I'll the first Monday APRIL 1885, They will embrace the
pornt branches Of the Civil Common Constitutional
nal Law well Equity jurisprudence and Practice
will be delivered by four Proesors.
Those by Professor McCaeb will treat of
l. Admiralty and Maritime embracing the obea-
tons Of hers and Mariners Collisions
General Average Salvage Civil Military Contrasts
Marine Insurance and Hypothecatons Contracts
Services In Building, Repairing and Supplying Ships.
Law, embracing Prize and the Practice
Prize Courts the Absolute Rights
tile relations Treaties of Peace and Private International
the Original Appellate Supreme Circuit
Courts and the Original Jurisdiction District
Revenue and as Prize and Instance Courts of Admiralty.
Those by Professor Randell Hunt will embrace
l. Commercial Law reatea Mercantile Mercantile
Property and Contracts and Mercantile Remedies They
Iraders Partnerships Corporations
oil Bills Of Exchange and Promissory Notes and Shipping Bail
ens and Contracts with Carriers Contracts Of Afxhment
Charter Party and for Conveys General Ship
9n and Average Salvage and insurance. Sale Guarantee
and sioppage in Trsnsu.
ton.
8. The Law OF Evidence.
Those by Professor johnson will embrace
H. The Common Law and Equity jurisprudence Practice
Pleadings IN Livi Cases at Common Law.
3. Constitutional Law.
Those by Professor Roselius will embrace
The Civil Code OF Louaian with Roman Span
h and French Laws Critical Analysis the
Supreme Court Of the State : =
Land Titles whether derived from the
United States y
The Degree Bachelors of Laws will
ony who shall have attended full
course after having read twelve months under the direction
spectacle Counsellor at the
nous Proesaore, be found deserving of the honor, :
The fee of each Professor oars
i've dollars, and ten dollars for the diploma.
New Orleans : = '' =
anil 2tawd&wtd C. RoSELTUS, Dean of the Faculty.
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4 AEON SIDES-40 casks Clear and Ribbed
for sale by 5. H. KENNEDY CO. Tbhonp.ouas
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A DVANCES made on consignments to our
IN friends in Philadelphia and New York.
BOGERT. VILLA MS A CO.
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RRANDY PEACH-50 boxes Brandy Peaches.
q y For sale by AT. COCHRAN. a HALL,
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FOURTH DISTRICT

BREACH OF TRUsT.-Robert Slater is under
arrest in this District, on charge of having by
a breach of trust defrauded Alexander Birch of
$149. 1t is said Slater collected the money as
agent for Birch, and then refused to pay it over
or account for it Go him.
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Barks,

Silas Gruman. Ida
Union ,..........l5,dl
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u IME-2O00 bbls Roekland Lime. for sale by
LII A aug GEO W. HYNsON & CO. II Cnmn st
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u ARD-200 bbls PRIME, for sale by
u iy25 S. H. KENNEDY d CO. IS Tchoupi,ouas stree
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E0EPPER-50 bags Black Pepper, Tor sale by
H. jeas A. F. COCHRAN HALL. SO Graver
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COTTON The market was very dull on Saturday,
and the sales confined about 300 bales at I'M
changed prices:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
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GOSHEN BUTTER-15 firkins prime Yellow
" landing from steamer Crescent City, for sale by
jy25 E.. ], HART Il CO. 10 Tchoupitoulas ct.
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AE ACKEREL-50 bbls No. Large New, for
lNA- sale by H. L. STONE 4 CO, i Gravfer st. iy?aw
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Slight EXCHANGE on NewYork, for sale b
~ mh9 A. T. COCHRAN 4 HALL rs Grayisr street
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ftASTOR OIL-50 bbls Blows No. /, for sale
" by Z. N. DALEY 4 CO, IS Teheupitonaa
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RIVER STEAMERS.

VIII leays nm MONDAY, august 81, ~ o'cockPM
EOR ALEXAaDRIA.--The new, I
fast YuBEng and light drauaht steamer FII.
TON, Capt. Joh1 Lewis. win Above For
eight having sppy hoard OF
- SMITH n MINISTER, IL CsnhI street
t The Fulton win take rghf esr Shreveport Gand Feoye
Canps Grand Bayou md all with the py
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DORT WINE
r. quarter Old London Dock:
50 do. do. Burgundy Port Louis Rooster d Co.;
pipes oporo Wne very dry: for sale by .M-a
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DEPPER--50 bags Black, for sale by
u iy9s A. 7. COCHRAN d HALL, 8s Gfavier
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S45 600 WORTH .g,l9 R. II OF, OF FARMS AND


oulLpiNG Lt'S S~iI be divided 600 Subscribers,
ON THE EVENING or TIE 2sts or April ls5a
9 "A large NUN already of
ess nave been sed for oyer ibe
will Be good investment 80 ~ 80 e
Each Subscriber FOR s5 payable in Of As
each will receive FOUR BUILDING LOTS 95 by l0u I kinp
located at Long island Chnch and School
mouse and number OF Private Dwellings Stores and
aifeauy oeen erected
anp seySfal non1red VIII be erected the coming
~ lhts Is a hne opportunity
enr nesr M StS where The domestic lily
'atey Ieen sod and daily
ef careful it's tauipg
lhs sol are sei.etng Farms agricultural
u can oe hhd within So miles of the This land ni
been All taken back the
yeassnce which large sales
roaned age be beautiful
eds waving with the abundant earth
me price ~ which this land offered than
cultural sione that
sense can hesitate to portion This worth
ny tot the The far distant
when all lands the line OF raroad
within fifty mlas New York wild times he priees now
asked for Lakeland farms ndp
these villages selling from per acre. This
OF the best oPPertuntB ae
Farms containing each hVe and len
SS5
5 ALL wishing ava Of the spportppy ro,
offered TIN splendid Building Epire
ty should MAKE lhlrae apple lio0, they nearly
of. Apply 10 CHARlES WOOD 9os Broadway coser Of M
street. New Ygrk whore Maps can be mad or en
If required, ntat stziN. W. W, WASHBURS
Canal AgAnt
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FEMALES rs. L1ouoR sELLERs.--A man named
I. Alexander died at Winchester, Ind /, on the
18th ult., it is said, FROM excessive drink, and
on the afternoon of the same day, forty or fifty
women marched in . body to the liquor, store Of
David Aker, made him sign a pledge not to sell
any liquor after that, and then rolled the con-
barrels of whisky, and six or eight kegs of
brandy, etc., into the street. emptied them into
the gutter, and paid him Sll0 in cash for his
loss They next proceeded to VIM Pages. who
fastened his door, but it was soon forced open.
rolled his liquors into the street, and poured it
INTO the gutter also. Seven or eight other es-
adjustments, according to the n Y. Tribune,
from which we copy, were similarly treated.
subsequently Mrs Alexander entered suit for
damages against the man who sold liquor to her
husband
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-13

MAN SHaT BY a WoMAN-It will be remem-
bered that a man named William O. Hoffman
was most brutaly treafe recently in ST. Louis
by man named Baker, whose wife he had att
tempted 10 seduee He had scarcely recovered
from his injuries caused BY his former ill treat
ment, before he became the subject Of stiil more
attroc,ous prosecutions. On the afternoon of
the 9th, Hoffman was walking down Fourth
street, which was ut the time throngea with per.
sons especially ladies. when he was met by Mrs.
Baker, who violently drew a revolver and pre-
sented 1t, upon which, Hoffman fed into a store
illed with ladies shopping, and retreated behind
the counter, calling for help. The infuriated
woman followed him and fired, the pistol twice,
one load taking effect and inflietiug a very dam.
gerous wound in the stomach, The woman was
arrested. She gave asa reason for her ndnct
That he had caused her to be brought before
the public and disgraeed Both parties in Ibis
ieplorab e affair are said to be ot respectable
positions n society
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-13

A case bearing some resemblance TO the GAR
diner case has occurred in London, Frederick
A Molyns, formerly member of Parliament,
was committed to prison on u charge of forging
powers of attorney, and obtaining e15O0 stock
from the Bank of England Being unable to
procure bail he was committed, and was found
dead in his cell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-13

n lVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
u a DICE CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBLlTY DIsEAsEof the
and Diseases arising stomach,
aea as Constipation lnwrd Pile FULL Blood The
~ IN ht stnnHch snnr Eructat's, Sinking Fung
me o. the Stcmsch Swimming the Head
nng 1t the Heart, Choking Suocsng
Webs
SgG Fever and Dali Pain the Head, Perspras.
o. the Skin and Back Limbs
Sadeh tiIhas Heat Burning Flesh magln.
by DR HnOFLANE'S CELEBRbg ED GERMAN BITTFHS pre.
Ptu oy D T. Al Jackson, No. 9O .treet Philadelphia
AM power over the above diseases ercecd equaea by
ay otser in the United cures attest many
eases after skliul physicians had failed
btera are worthy the attention oInvad Possessing great
Of Discusses of the Liver Glands
sn o searching powers weakness and affections the
s'e ogah hey are witha safe pleasant
-, READ AND BE CONVINCED
more testimony from Alabama in favor
rinan bers prepared by Dr. c. M JACKSON Phiadel
danhdSe aerv'g Debility Disease of the Kidneys etc
piCksGNd GREEN, Alexandria, Ala Sept 30, 1851 sal We
very rauahle medicine" - ~
= ROBINSON, BollRfcute, Aa Jan 80 end opr ma.
sens mu eventually have lnrg sale II in III.
M ed vey much The people have here bv
tfng "tent of ysur yAusb B
lers, and will until it be- knuwn.' "
II FOWLER Tnkegee. Ala Jan. 80 ISL The Biers are
s we'll and think they viii continue they give good
tsetior to those who huVs susedth themn -
Bh H. 7. LEONARD, Faysle H. Ala, jan l5 ss said
nu bltsfs have dsns this
hnehe Etq this had been under
@ o ont btsl practitioners without relief aud the
h the young although scarcely
hit5 me 6tts He found bole
perfectly well AID - ' N'Ni' wv"
These Bitters Vegetable thereby g,as
'"e-@N' IVA ''N''t'i u'e'
nbs an j. WRIGHT d co, New Orleans
ala Apa,t
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SEEING GoETuE.-Celebrated men are often
much annoyed by the visits of strangers. A
student once called at Goethes house, and re-
quested to see him. Goethe, contrary to his
usual custom, consented TO be seen; and after
the student had waited short time in the ante
chamber, he appeared, and, without speaking.
took chair, and seated himself in the middle
of the room. The student, far from being EN-.
barrassed by this unexpected processing, took
lighted wax candle in his hand, and, walkipp
round the poet, deliberately viewed him on ali
Sides then, setting down the candle. drew out
his purse, and, taking from it small piece of
silver, put 1t on the table, and went away with
out speaking a word
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-13

The first s}i,ion of Colonel Beuton's ssThirty
Years "a lhp United States Senate" is b.
fifty Thousand copies, and most of these will be
taken to ill orders which have already been re.
ceiyed
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LAMARrIsE.-The Paris correspondent of the
Washington Sentinel, having paid recent visit
to Lamartine, gives the following account of the
poet statesman: 6 spent part of last evening
with Lamartine. He lives in a pretty but
humble residence; and We found him surround :
ed by men of letters and distinguished persons
OF liberal views. from every land. He is still q
hne looking man; his appearance and manner
both remind one of Henry Clay frank, bold
and fearless. We were happy to learn that his
estate which was deeply involved by the sacri-
fees he made for his country, is now, by his own
extraordinary industry and perseverance, nearly
relieved from debt. Beside many other literary
occupations, he is engaged on life of Washing
ton, which will be published within this year
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GUNNY BAGS-300 bales extra heavy, for
nhgD - '''''f H :. . -,
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How TO WASH LAcE.-The following mode Of
washing laces we find in an exchange, and re-
publish for the benefit of our fair readers:
The difficulty of getting lace washed right,
especially out of a great city, is very great.
Every lady, therefore, should know how to was b
her own thread lace. If any fair reader is
ignorant of this art we can teach her in very
few words. Let her first ripsoff the lace, care
fully pick out the lose bits of thread, and roll
the lace very smoothly and securely round
clean black bottle previously covered with old
white linen, sewed tightly on Tack each end
OF the lace with a needle and thread to keep it
smooth; and be careful in wrapping not to
crumple or fold in any of the scallops or pearl
ings.
After it is on the bottle take some of the best
sweet oil, and with clean sponge wet the lace
thoroughly to the inmost folds Have ready in
a wash kettle, a strong cold lather of clear
water and white CASTLE soap. Fill the hottie
with cold water to prevent its bursting, cork it
well and stand il upright in the suds, with a
string round the neck secured to the ears or
handle of the kettle, to prevent its knocking
about and breaking while over the fire. Let it
boil in the suds for an hour or more, till the
lace is clean and white all through. Drain off
the suds, and dry it on the bottle in the sun.
When dry, remove the lace from the bottle and
roll it round wide ribbon block or lay it in
long folds, place it within u sheet of smooth
white paper, and press in large book for few
days
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Written for the New orssn. crssesaa
ISAD0RE'S DREAM. BIZ ALICE e1syy
wandered in visionary field
Biiacs were purpliDs out the ouseI, fleet
Plunged in the rainy brook the air was sweet
With sprouting beech us aud the full moon sealed
The red-leavest bDok gfeyening with pure white
The golden falling Of a bridal night
We're scarcely to a lovers eyes SO fair
And yet my thoughts chung, bat-liks, to despair
would not gee the green and pleasant grass,
But willows dim and Expresses instead
said they made me Sad. and sighed, alag!
And said another year should be dead.
And rest from labor and be done with care
That the May moon would wrap my grave with light
And picking in my lap the daisies white,
braided such crown as corpses wear.
Walking the visionary meadow DER
My wreath upon my arm, and sighng So
And praying to be dead the day break Snow
Bushsd red as any rose Come Isadore
In the dim rainy East an hour agone
The sun was travelling; wake pray thee, sweet
one kiss before we part perhaps to meet
Next in eternity Ny dream went on
The same sad way when was wide awake
And still through all the days and nights sigh.
And try to make my heart believe that
Am grsved for any thing but loves sweet sake.
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William Brown. charged with the murder of
Charles Rice, at Memphis, has been fully COM
mitted for trial. - -
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REEF-300 bbls. Mess and ExtraMess, land
h-b ing and for sale by S. H. KENNEDY A 20
" n - -,
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The White Hall Cotton Factory, near Balti-
more. was destroyed by FIRE on the 9Th instant.
The loss is estimated at 100000, on which
there was IN insurance Of $4,000,
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 1s, 1854
SUNDRIEs- -sUNDRIEs.

FNALLOW--6 bbls. Tallow just received and
\ for sale ey A. DElAGRAvE& Co.. ii MagasiAe nh
EEF-S0o barrels Mess and Extra Mess.
~ For sale by s.H KENNEDY a. co.
fchou
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VOLUME VII.
CADIz.

EyOR CADIZ-( Passage only)-The fine ~
fast sailing American bark KIaRY, Captain variua lG
having ell her engaged will have
having
npll J. p WHITNEY Il co. 81 Camp sest-
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r EMONS AND ORANGEs-Landing thia
"a day from Palermo. Giovanni Battista at Beef
llyo eh lee riealy Lemous, and 1900 ORANGES
Also, 30 tons BIRTHSTONE For sale by = >
mil EARFIJiA m a,
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" HlSkf--250 bbls. Raw, high proof,
Wv landing from At~nmboat Grand Turk. For sale by
hhil JOSEPH LANDS co. az Teh
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NTEW BASIN SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
4 FACToi- i-8-sA N Nc, TURNING AND planning htIii-
MAhogsns Whin 2 tax, Ash, eopa Pine and Cvptes
Lumber constantly Hatd
ing Posts aud Mssitug Description Also Ike na
Pensacola Fire eE Sad, Lme Cumen ana
executed with dispatch the Factory Julia en
opposite ~ .ne ~ New sAsn. loislyl JULES A. BLANC.
ELOUR-600 bbls fine St. Louis for sale by
- RAA s,A kEGNEpT &C., 10 TsAsspitsslaa n,
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tUhN-345 SACKS, landing from steamer
saranaE No g. NJ DALEY. % Tehoupitouaa s,rse. an
"A LE-35O casks Edinburgh Ale, in quarts and
mills HI. STONE CO. 1 sravis,st,se,
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sW CRYSTAL PALACE, NEW YoRK, 1854:
The Jury awarded MEDAL to c. LEIGHTON q CO. for tibet
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRTS Exhibition honorable mem
lion for the SEWING of the same
~ n supply always hand atthe Old Stand of LEIGHTON
O. eO corner ST. Charles sand Canal street.
80 SHIRTS made order Every STYLE mh1s Iptf
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DAlNTS AND COLORS--The subscribers.
Agents for Lsws manufactory Phiad pha have Chrome
nnd Yellow dry and Gil Chinese Blue Scarlet and Vsrnt
pae la Lamp sa Black Paint Yellow ohre Spanish Brown
f.bas gJ HART a CO. 10 Teb,u,,tor,,s .,..
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EbREsERVED CORN-5O cases, containing Q
mh& & WSg u. ~ az Z foi ~ oy
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RANDY PEACHES so boxes Rrsnd7
= Peaches 9r Hss BY Az COCHRAN HALL 50 gyz7tsI Il
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PORTSMOUTH.

Il tNOR PORTSMOUTH-(P Passage only IN
The A fast sailing ship 0TOMOCO, Capt, Hoees So
her cargo engaged will have immediate dispatch pas
ny, apply to the Captain on board
z9- s.9 ?. WHITNEY : co. s1 Camp street.
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AiLS--5O0 kegs, Agawam brand, good as
y sortmeni, for ssle by s. H. Kennedy Soco
nn2D Tat.aa-' = -
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HILL
TRIESTE.

a1oR TRIEsTE-The A / fast sailing .ssA
Amer1can bark V0IANT, Capt ST loadog {AKK
al VIII have quick dpateh For freight
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