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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-16
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

TnE fouEri' or JuLr.-A meeting OF the citizens oil
this city will Ie held this evening O'Clock IN tho
mcnt OF Metropolitan Hail. devise suitable mesus for
proper celebration OF the Fourth Of Jolly next
meeting was called for Wednesday evening, but ow.
In: to Mr. Mayos absence from the city, access could not
be had 10 the Hall.
There Il quito time enough, however n n becoming
interest Is taken In tho movement and liberal spirit
evneed by those whose interest should be to
the glorious associations Of tia, day.
Tue mode OF procedure at the meeting will be- NO un.
derstsud tho appointment Of committees. saw fifteen for
each Ward to be detailed In smaller numbers to procui
subscriptions Tho object OF ths movement will be the
Volunteer Companies OF the city will be invited; as also
the Governor Mayor and the other grades Of our civ
c funetionares Ii l. intended as We arc informed to
select the Fair ground the western end OF the city, as
the place where the dinner will DO served up, the tents
which In requsition at the Fair DO fed up for
that purpose IL all other preparations made. up.
prehend there will be objection the part Of the Coun.
ell to granting the use Of the Fair grounds for this pur
pose.
The tickets TO be Fixed at IS each which rate is
presumed four huudred subscribers will he had. Tho
amount which in that event would DO realized would full
y justify the scale OF operations contemplated Any
amount much short Of 81 900 would not be sufficient to
warrant the large number Of admissions which In
tended to place on the roll. IL the Aldermen aud City
Council who are to DO classed among the rRrEs would
pay their IS each, aud come afterwards invited guests
it would answer quite we'll The honor will he just
acceptable IL not TO them at least to the committee Of
rangements, or even to us.
We should be happy to see them enjoy all the honors
to which their important positions entitle them but we
eau sec nothing unreasonable In their paying inasuch
they will be certain to derive ample
in the ertrd drafts which they will make upon the dinner
table and the champagne, IL any there will be.
The pigment OF the regular subscription by Alder.
man, we canno. regard a, all mpairng the honor of
an special invitation, for the provcIb which applies to
that order high appreciation of tho luxuries of the
dining table, will not We presume, in tue present instance
turn out to be inappicable or false.
We trust that large meeting will assemble this eve.
ming to give proper stimulus laudabie aud patriotic
a movement Heaven knows, Richmond has been sadly
apathetic for te in contributing to the honors OF
lhs glorious festival i. Is time she should besr her
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-16


gentleman Of this city il now engaged in the consr
uon Of lying machine which he is sanguinc will proye
entirely successful He has devoted much time To the
study OF 1rodton aud the adopted by nature to
secure rapid Hight OF birds and his machine il very nro
NOUS bnt we are not prepared TO decide upon ts aty
" NY win man on it, back. If we see its inventor
huunohng from Mount Auburn some fine morning and
si,hg over the city to the green hills of Kentucky we
WI" no longer doubt the virtues Of the like invention
WIN 's immense bamboo wings and gas-inaied stomach
~ II Is stated that the President aud Cabinet are 90
o"stun'ed atthe defeat Of the Administration candidate
Tor Mayor in Washington, that bill will shortly come be-
fore Congress to transfer the minor municipal an ont
men's from the new Mayor to the President.
TT II ia said that Mr.. Westbrook. member of Con-
gre'' from New York, has been appointed to the district
s"orney'hP made vacant by the resignation Of Mr. o.
oonor Mr.. W. has long been known as belonging To the
'soi' shell" faction Of the Democratic party.
~ The question Of the annexation Of the Sandwich
Islands TO the United States Is attracting much attention
at Honouls, and official repor. has been pressp,od
10 the Legislature on the subject.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-16

80 Tho number Of arrivals At the Saratoga Springs
IL stated TO be from eight hundred 10 a thousand day
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-16

s3We invite attention to the advertisement in anoh.
eF column OF the ALLEGHENY Springs These Springs Ge
situated in Montgomery county far from the Vrgni,
and Tennessee Railroad and said possess virtues Of
medicinal character Of no common order. But indie
pendent Of their curative advantages nJ Springs in vr
gna we dare say will present greater attractions for the
lovers Of pleasure Intimately acquainted with the gen
tiemen having them in charge, cordially recon
mend them to the pubc-to all persons either seeking
health pleasure These gentlemen from our own per
sonal knoSledsc OF their Characters will do every thing
in their power TO accommodate their visitors aud max,
them happy A. an evidence Of faith in their clpaci
y and Willingness to render the stay Of their visitor
pleasant and agreeable, We hope to be able unless cdp-
rial exgeoccs should prevent, spend week or tw,
there ourselves. We, therefore, warmly recommend
these Springs TO the patronage Of the public
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-16

- The Baltimore Clipper, Native American paper
in denying the charge that the Know Nothngs have at
tcbed themselves to the Wing party, says
The late charter election ia Annapolis resuted in tho
choice of geutema for Mayor who was formerly ybp
"a majority OF the CITY Councils who we're known a.
democrats. Had the Know Nothings acted aosIv ,s,t
the wings the whole wing ticket would have been chosen
10 Westminster, the Mayor elect, Frank Sbriyer E-o
and majority OF the Council, democrats I'm WISH.
lngon, II IS true the Mayor elect Mr. Towers was for
merry "hig-anl equally true that sixteen on, o, the
tbry members OF tue city councils were democrats In
view OF the above facts submit that any man who
WI. hereafter assert that the Know Nothing party, r
will utter q foul cllumny.n 7''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-16

RACoN- BACoN-we.:ern side, and Shoulders, prime ar
Jel6-10i uEo l. HERRING
EyoR sALE,-Pev No, SSin st. James Church Apply to
~ jslO-H JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-16
CABINET CnANGE-PALMERsTON FOR TIE WAR
OFFICE.


FROM the London Times, June 2.
We rejoice to be able to that the conduct Of
war agiinst the greatest military Power In the world IL
longer to be left the leisure hours auY Of the Minis
ter who H charged With the superntondence OF fifty colo
NAL governments II Is fIaly resolved TO separate the
Ministry Of War from that Of the Colonies and the Duke
OF Newcastle Ia decide II he has already dec
ded which OF these two he will retain. Such 10 bis
Graces appetite for work. and elastic the spirit with
which he has met the accession Of European TO
amount Of business already beyond his time and his
strength that readily believe he will feel IL painful
volVed upon him. AZ We have intmaed before there IL
virtue 10 giving up as well as 10 retaipug and heroic
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-16

rF- Every body seems to he run mad these times,
Isus and chmeras hoat through every brain, and
make both fools and villains OF men. All sorts Of
meetings conventions and congresses have sittingS
and indulge in wild resolves. A grand "Nationa'
Industrial Congress" it is stated in the newspapers
has recently been in session at Trenton, which has
adopted resolutions rcpudating Blacksones doctrine
that individuals upon entering society must give up
portion of their natural rightsasserting that govern
ments have rights to DISCRIMINATING the co-ope-
ration of all crecds aud sccs TO alleviate the condition
of the tong Misunderstanding the rights OF the
landless 10 portion of the wild territory oil the
misunderstanding the monopoly of land by The few
sin against God and curse to man protesting
against land donations to railroads and other corpora
tons, and rcprimanding the United States Senate for
not passing the Homestead bill This mighty Con-
sress wound up by declaring that Congress had for
sakcn its original principles, and then expired as
usual with such gatherings, in high passion and
iizzle. Long live the Republic!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-16

icy The New York Mirror has overwhelming al.
miraon of iron and coal 1t doesn like gold aud silver
and precious gems-not all. Il considers a super
Abundance of what called the precious metals" the
greatest bane of the human As its views are SEN
sblc and in accordance with all observation and expe
rencc, give part of them, as follows:
The glory Of the strength Intellect and freedom of the
Old World abide with the nations that have mines OF
gold and gems in their soil Even Russian dcSpoiism
gives heitheir promise 10 humanity in the future than
those OF Spain Brazil because the rugged national
elements of her wealth. the development OF which pre-
serves the se least physical incorrupti Com
pare Britain, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Switzerland
Germany and France with the South Of Europe aud with
Asa Compare the United States with Mexico and South
America. On the hand Nature has furnished what
are deemed the precious and luxurious things on the
wealth But where is the comfort, the most real
luxury the wealth, the intelligence and enter
prise exhibited Not IN the gold regions, nor among the
nations that have been debauched by gold.
mo country earth is so blessed in the true
elements OF wealth and strength, and OF these
elements much indebted ine1haustibe
iron and coal Buried in all our mountains and valleys
they invite aud reward the largest enterprise and
else the largest invention They a AID per-
petua necessity, and common blessing aud wealth We
scarcely pursue trade, art profession without
them. They iimiarly into all dwellings Our
Uundres FORCES, ariEan shops factories
steamers, railroads and tecgraphs their mOuu
mentS quite much they trophies We fight
the battles of peaceful progress with these weapons
and power withstand them. Without them could
gold create the lightning pTesbuill the temple til,
pllar-O say the engine, BE thoun aud there
- ....i" sne NILS TO DOW down. and the hoogs +,
| be exalted :" ' ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-16

eTs- The Havana correspondent of tue Herald says
the authorities of Cuba fully prepared for the rccep
ton of any party oil Fihbuscrs that may land on its
shores. Itgives the following the plan OF operation
which has been adopted TO resist the invaders:
The path of operations resolved upon by these Span
ards in the of decent this island is
make any attempt throw obstacles in the way to pre-
vent the landing of any parties of Americans who may
make the attempt bu, that after they shall have landed
to cut oil all possible Of retreat, and then to sur
round them all sides, and thus having them WERE
in trap either destroy them at leisure, to permit
them die OF starvation for let be forgotten that
il will be requisite bring well stored as
well n sufficient body of men, for IL will be found mat
Of impos.b!ly procure supplies for large body
of men any Of the outports OF this island. am not
much vcrscd in military tactics yet will venture TO cx
press opinion, that If General Quitman bring to
Cuba such force perceive it alleged in the Charles
papers, received here by the Isabel he has stated he
do and that force be properly o1cerci aud brings
proper supply of provisions lie Fill be enabled march
rumphany throughout tue length aud breadth of this
island defeating the various bodies OF troops that will at
tempt TO impede his progress, preventing their junction.
and conqucrng, matter whether attacked from the
front or rear; would counsel any such attack
or descent upon Cubashc will be conquered wthou,
much hard fighting, without the sacrifice of
valuable lives among the invaders. few days since, the
steam tug boats that ply between the "Whar; o! Light
across Rcgla taken to the arsenal and
measured to which, if of them can, if required,
be turned into gun boats Seven thousand additional
Spanish soldiers expected here shorty also the
whole Spanish fleet; these preparations DO look
though Cuba woud be yielded without struggle whilst
contracts Tor the erection OF exchange, &C. the
wharf having been advertised for-the lowest be
ccpted-would appear as though sale OF the island
was contemplated
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-16
MORE RUMORS OF PEACE,

The latest rumor in Paris is that the Emperor of Russia
again manifess disposition TO negotiate for peace. This
rumor has been so often Eoat that attach val
to IL especially not to the that the Gar will
withdraw condition that the Powers will sCrcc TO the
establishment Of the quo II there be any truth in
the neutrality-suspicious. they only be made with the view
of deichiug Austria and Prussia the alliance those
Powers being supposed to be adverse any that
would tend to disnember diminish the Russian en-
pire
There is story, which the London Daily News insiu-
the authority Of the PrusSian Minister Bun
SEN that the King OF Prussia has openly stated tha,
" while he reigns in Berlin, Prussau sword shall be
drawn sglinst Russia" We give the story as gossip
only.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-16
THE PLAN OF TIE CAMPAIGN.

Marshal ST. Arnaud, Commanier.in Chief of the allied
forces in Turkey, accompanied by Lord Raglan and the
Seraskier Minister of uf the Porte proceeded in
separate scam.veselS, May Is IRON Consaninopc To
Varna hold council of war and determine the ope.
ratious OF the campaign. 1t expected that Admiras
Haeln and Dundas would also attend the meeting but
they did not The result of the deberaton did not OF
tFanspre but surmised that the French aud
English troops would proceed TO Adranope further that
it is expedient expose the Turkish army to the risk
of general action for the sake OF repeng the attack
the Russians the ortresses that the right bank
of the Danube
Neither is it supposed be their intention to throw
any considerable portion of the allied armies on the
so as TO come into immediate collision with the present
advanced posts of the Russians.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-16
THE WAR.

AUSTRIAN SUMMONS TO RUSSIA.
From Vienna, May 81, it is stated that June Cd the
Austrian summons TO the Turkish territory
would be TO ST. Petersburg.
Letters from Belgrade aud Wiin that the Aus
triln troops continually coming down the Danube in
the direction Of orsova aud the Walachian frontier
Considerable forces concentrated in Hungary and
Transatlantic. Another dispatch says Austria sends
troops TO Orsova."
ACTION OF PRUSSIA.
The first steps have been taken for the
of the PruSsian army.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-16
ST. LOUIS MARKET lima =

haeon-virrnIa and Carolina Hog Round ~ Toe Hams
w lESc Corn White ~ 20; Yellow Mixed Is 51
oItS per D. ~ gke Fiaxced per bushei d IS POUR
amy; avg superhnr, =. Fine ~ sEs Lard per ID
~ iuse. Meal tuhel, sl 10. per blshr DO
Irish Potatoes bushe 81 92e whsEey per gallon Sc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22

RED RIyERstpsper iida-33l as cpu to Lioyd Friar,on
$40 Wi.Hn., Philips &roa3 Ward Jonas Wychr
- 10 fsliu, Lea &eo-ToE:l 653 5al1E cotton.
FORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N Iopesgl bas cottn Ia I,yu,d.,
vii arns heos9 do Lloyd Frirrrn5s Purys, fco
DO % Nelson scgll do Wright WianA dco- Day Jenkn
&G3d Farley, Ward Ionas-I aicNtIon
--Tea 3t5 t4I'es cotton.
ST L0UiS-Stenner Mchgnn-s0l OgIesq .eauav-
lis do Prdrearviis Roaete keo-.s dp Lvu
40 butter, 1876 sacks II nj
do sbuz tIadden ,ttingsOn Ksnpe sf2 is $50
do bran 8l6l otsJ nruhan135 Do Da
ne eefHrton deo ierce lsrd lbi bb do Pefla Campbell
'Jl0
hsmp Baldeeks dee-2?5o Pse lead 80 Fealk rsI
dcose DO ftobt7n 4 lsnIa2 MGrsgo owry
Pickett, saerurdu Glrisp lslas
satGu fTna5 do Ea 6e II do kIaSez, Wilson sco.5
Neiso &e9s do Bpllt. Miller Mic. AiaIn-ess
Gtecs bagsns 2i co Mcsegor, Alow4y
WcotiGf CO. 2i5 do do 5ran b -four Saas Zoo
50 d. 90 ard rs tacks yman
sarft wheat Mathew. ,ar docorl Duff.
eqs5E do, II cass bcen Soor- rdru
sy oats Lt1I 10 oet3 b4 arre to
Y = RotlnsUna0n pgNitai ksnnct, DIG
De do 6 DelApna5 bhs e
Vile fsoChs Aco-surs... les to order.
siIREvEPoRTs 2 Knlan-745 bales tlursley
Bs ico4 ID Bfander. William. ton.y-s1
fright Wi l.ns 81 do L'oyi
is o CunTngt SawnrE Sco5' do 6 6 Tate npbei
strong-hS lo-s dc Il Gu n e9s 10 j Nj
Henderson 4 Fals 10 Oakley PaIoy SEQ
~ do Powell oRkinsl! do Martin, unaethi d.
Bn bridge docs d1pn'De HsisJp-f
Smith &co2 do & Hendsrs.n-I baG't, Nlrr
" Harrison ltoc do 70 urter-fo,a ia b4'g.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ne3O tsEss r Pluche eco
ia bids Btl"cq iS DO Darby LtLtt
CLsrpsn rl0 DeBaueh--s vyor btl. order
ST HARTINSVILtE-S MARY ee2S MD. ~ Daily
fomoa!4f1s GoJ aslsss- do, bsIs eiyt-5y
cHttle 70 order.
LAFnuRCH-seanr Au,ic hha sugar 90 a rnolns..s 10
Foley Mialne sAHrs Aec- Is htIa
peas TrIeiano Taylor-slntries to otier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Thursday Morning. June %, 1854
COTTON ,. The demand continued fair yesterday and
resulted in sales IF $500 bales Prices remain firm par
ticularly for Mid11ing and Good Hiddling We quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. 57 81 ,Mddins Far. $50 lo1S
Niddling .754r0s2a God Fair. nominal
Good Mddling.. .o2z G5e1a Good and Fine.... "a
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
corros--ba!sn. ToEAeeo5hha.
Received since. 1,3a6ST9 41420
yesterday. 1,8I4-1 ,s9S69s 3d. Al 4ss
1.4o9265 7Og23
Exporter to dete.... 1222O45 $500
yesterday. 3.a42 ~l.225,2s7 S25 20 ia
stock on hand not clsared 1SaS78 447s9
TOBACCO. We heard Of saes Of 527 hhds az fol
lows 3i5 hid, "a mixed LOTT at 3,l6s round. on
Tuesday 10 hhds at o. for admitted and 80 for refused
and l66 hhds. admitted and refused private terms
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs Sugar ~as quiet With
sales of 200 hhds at 3d3;4c for Fair Fully Fair OF
holasses $50 bbls sold 100 lie u gallon for
boiled
FLOUR. Demand limited with sales of 1G1 bbs St
Louis at Sc for ne aud So S7 for superne so super
fine at 81 % 100 extra So % 200 choice in small
lots at IS so p Dbl
GRAIN. The sales Of Corn embraced $500 sacks in.
Guiding goo Yellow and White As, 22s0 at the sa.,e
ll00 sacks at so aud $50 Prime White at 81, q buste
or Oats 1000 to $500 sacks st Louis sold Of which
1850 at about 50, and 1000 at 3614,637e = bushe of
Bran $50 sacks were taken at 81 = 10 H.
PRoNISI0SS....W We notice some retail sales Of Mess
Pork a. S1 SO. and offer of 81 % Dbl for lot of
500 hbls Bacon in request of Is casks Or
binary Sides at &C. 80 Prime at ol6 100 St prcbe-
by on time, and 20 Of Prime Shoulders 4c e H. or
Lard about 500 kegs Prime were nd at 10c q Ii.
We notice sale Of 800 sacks Liverpool from
store, Mt Il Is y sack cash.
Saia coo 5o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22
THE DAILY CRESCENT.

According to the Albany Evening Atlas,
Saratoga is rapidly filling up. Upwards of
four hundred visitors arrived last week The
United States and Union Hall, and many of
the smaller hotels, are open.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22

IMPORTS
CONsIGNEEs

Per steamship Enpre City, from New York; Tunnel
Whpplh-E fisrt doc NpsrJR Huntingtor-P4yne
aonsetoDs Robb--P LagnuzeIyetb .Ins Lco
i BlannA1ue., hlfrr Scoa VrifE
Dopgrtt~s II au9eaBandst, Wiams Senpooe
& Randolph a. Grtysm'h q Ffuer--I
tccs-b g feii keo-E AcPterso0J Gtim.baw Alsn HtIA
saab II II 'ac.sorD Go GeoEuckrer
W ROothJ Saskatchewan hco-arF7
Armbt.onrcue'y, CiGhsr Go--T Degu-Twty
Smith q n Moisau Mpntross q; Sttwell-c aorocrrbH
Ed~Ids1p CsrroA M9n'9s &eo Felt ststsoutI Boana
hr--A Whtiag Seo-P u Rrily-J NJ Goild &eosUa
Msrsa MangaiRa ins 70 D II tiolmefJ 0 Woodruff &eo
fMs.tardA tsbrsufhetF c !a mond
2 Fpger-l Albert Caldwell +
ltekP Lois4nJ FeyttlsgUtum4sd H4rsor-Pffat-R Collie
d Grief LcoJ 4 nuings-J W Stanton Sco-T Iaysn-P
tiaettengA iafoLsst Wsbb Rayns eco Harndeaa Ipts
Rtache IL anorteC Yale j. ~ HlEW Iek-p Tllot-
son Eend Terry sceWrEht Williams &oo-J perrss-
ysUeBL vul II 4 JAcks-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22

An English Journal states, with great serious
ness, that on emigrant with wooden leg is not
allowed to land in the United States 1t adds
that the regulations here are also very strict
with regard to the '' lame and blind'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22

would read an equal quantity of his prosy
speeches, and he replied, in substance that be
could not, as that would do him no good, as
they we're not made to convince any body here,
out for the purpose of keeping himself 5efore
the pe0pie Of .Mississippi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22

Steamer Michigan LEFT St iu, the 18th instant port
loading for New Orleans steame Grand Turk hsgnoia Iowa.
Lawrence and Henry lie Wis.
The steamship Fahion4 eorpa, Christi 1s Instant reo,s
havnr toys schr noh ard Soutrcnen port
Barbour Ether Bur, Wig John Taylor Thirty miles
from the Southwest Pass NORTH spoke bark Nachooehs Of
nuud o nm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22

STEAMSHIP City OF GLAsGow.-The Portland
(Nle) papers Of the 10th inst. contain the ar
rival Of the brig Saginaw, from Trinidad,
whence she sailed on the 18th ult. The Saginaw
reports as follows; a...5...... W.. mM.
"on the 9th inst. in lat. 81, long. 10, 10
A. NJ, discovered al considerable distance to lee
ward what appeared to be steamship At 5
=. she was again seen; she looked like one Of
the Liverpool steamers. and appeared to he
abandoned. They bore down for her, but the
wind soon died away, and the fog shut down
thick, when they lost sight Of her; she was not
to be seen the next morning. Capt. ?. thinks
1T was the City of Glasgow, but was not near
enough to ascertain to certainty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22


|S- The new and light draught passenger
i M ,a ! IN n sEF " Moors master VIII oAAlv
s MoEe r ss III GARg SJ MERRi sAS
MONROE, COLUMBIA HARRtsnNBURG, TRINITY ana ali H.
tefmehaa iandings tuart
OF Y &C ock SAllIH FIAilSIER anal str.et .ll
s~ The brig DANIEL MALoNY, Capt. Wei
den from Phtiadepia charging eutgp otpsrte VI.
vegetable Market, Second DIS t
the receipt ri heir goods The red
NJ lhsf txIsnsr aud k lem t'F0 ". EYNSON Camp
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS PER STEAMER STORM -
"a consequence Of The scarcity fg1rtfe
hf ielght 10 u" steamer ST. CHARLES. Shippers pisps
Tend to their Insutsuc,s. irig i,
:. ~" NOTICE, The brig D. S. BEowN, Capt
nahiih from Phlade'pha discl4riuy
OisI Iohsigneeh
GOODS on the Leyee otherwise they viii aud
risk. bCGERT WILLIAMS y cd 10 C.tnn - 1sl5
G3s- NOTICE TO CossIeSEEs PER SKIP RoBr.
LANE FROM NEW " RK TO NEW oRLEANS.-Ths phip
sHled rem NatFau on The 18Th May with her m
port tonsfshrts eqnd 10 u undersigned
and hgn the brd ntp Invoices
average may be adjusted with tte possi
JeiS bJGER1, WILLIAMS q 4 o, 40 Camp