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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-23

MIssNo YEssELs.-From the first Of January last up
to the present time records show that fytwo American
vessels Of all classes have been reported missing and Of
this number forty have been heard Of six only
arriving at their destined ports The ortysx lost
sells measured IL tons Eve Of them being packets Of
from 800 10 200 tons. An estimate gives them total
Of 437 seamen majority Of the vessels being under 200
tons and requiring small crews the value Of the vessels
10 set down at $685., ZOO, insurance $343,650.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-23
OUR GULF STATES AND THE AMAZON.

A Comparison bet,oeea The Ag,icultural and Com
mveial Resources Of The Gulf States Of the Union and the
Valley of the Amazon.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-23
REMARKS OF MR.. BADGER,
OF NORTH CAROLINA,

On Introducing a biu to Increase Me compensation
Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court and Mem
5erS of C0nqress
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oen. leu pack one uay march 10 meet MS
supplies and renfo,cements instead Of sacrificing him
self and the feeble force then with him by mady advanc
ing upon Maiden. And for this Mr.. Headley charges
him with want Of energy and promptness." Within
few short months he invaded Upper Canada defeated
Proctor and Tecumseh and captured the British army
Was not this enough What other General could have
done more
Thus, madam, / have complied with your request to
vndicate the military reputation Of your father have
had no opportunity to refer to rolls books Of
history but the events related wildly impressed
upon my mind at the time ever to be forgotten ,cas
tiers and do not speak from hearsay The night before
the defeat had oyertaken and encamped with Major
Cotgreves battalion my way to Gen. Winchesters
headquarters, and left him next morning before day, in
company with young Kentucky friend, in order get
10 haisn before night. Tea miles from that place we
met two soldiers who had escaped from that terrific
nict 10 one Of these gave solitary packhor
carry BACK his report to Major Cogreve and Gen. Harr
son, while we delayed retreat to woman
and children flying for their ives We never afterwards
saw MAJOR Cotgreve his troops The next morning,
early, we came upon his baggage sleds and artillery
abandoned IN the road with every mark Of sudden and
precpitate fight Of those who had them in charge On
the 24th at night, arrived Gen. Harrsons head
quarters on Portage river after had been put
upon the dead list bringing with grateful pro-
tegees
am thus particular regardless Of the charge Of ego
hsm, to prove that was in position speak advsed
on the subjects under consideration reference t
McAfees history will fully sustain It was on tina
occasion introduced to your father by Major Gano
Of Kentucky, the youth who had borne Gen. winches
dispatches to him safely through the st Of January
snow storms; and the teardrop from his eye, while b,
held me by the hand, will never be forgotten
Very truly, your friend and most obedient servant
LESLIE COMBS.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-23

The reader will find below very interesting
letter from General LESLIE COMBS, of Kentucky,
TO Mrs TAYLOR, of North Bend, daughter of the
lamented President HARRISON. The letter, as the
reader will perceive was written at the instance of
Mrs TAYLOR, who naturally desired the testimony
of living witness SO reliable and extensively
known as General COMBS, and one who could speak
from personal knowledge, as gallant participation
in the arduous and bloody campaign Of the North
west under her illustrious father, whose military
fame she deems to have been unjustly dealt with.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-23

Both Of December At the time young cadet from
Kentucky, who had joined the army its march, was
dispatched with verbal message to the commander-in-
chief giving information Of his movement, and that he
,coud apaa his further orders at The Rapids Inasmuch as
the messenger forced &c foot through path
less wilderness Of hundred miles in extent infest
cd by hostile Indians Gen. Winchester feared he might
be killed or captured and his dispatches thus obtained by
the British If fully committed to writing aud he there
fore only gave him brief note saying that his
nicaton might be entirely relied upon by Gen Harrison
The weather had been unusually open for the season,
and the ground consequently soft. On the next day.
however It commenced showing, and continued to
necessarily for three days and nights rendering it almost
impossible for the messenger and his guide to find their
way through the forest to proceed at all
the black swamp Instead therefore, Of again joining
Gen. Winchester in nine or ten days at the Rapids as
expected il nine days before they reached Fort Nc
Arthur, worn down with cold, fatigue and hunger.
The next day Gen. Topper dispatched horseman to
Upper Sandusky with Gen. Wnchesers brief note and
full explanatory letter from the exhausted messenger.
Within few days the guide sufficiently recovered
from young cadet stating his unavoidable detention
and arrived time take hand in the battle at River
Raisin The messenger himself FASTENED to the Rapids
as his health permitted, in sled furnished him
BY Gen. Topper reaching there the 10th of January
night one day after the first battle at Raisn had been
fought and won by Col Lewis
The meagre remnant of Gen. Winchester's army, left
ut his camp under Gen. Payne, equally surprised
and delighted the day at twelve o'clock their
beloved riding into camp attended
only by few staff officers.
When Gen. Harrison left Upper Sandusky he had every
reason to believe that he should find Gen. Winchester
the Rapids well fortified and building huts for his SOL
diers instead Of which he learned by express which
met him on the way that he had thrown forward Colonel
Lewis to the River kaisin rysix miles in Advance
fha posio and on twenty miles Of Maiden, and that he
intended Immediately to proceed himself to the
posed position with achievements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-17

As some men were last Thursday week, ex-
cavating the ground for sewer at the west end
of Longlane, smithfeld, they discovered guam
tity of burned human bones and charred wood
at about four or five feet depth from the sur
face The bones were carefully taken care Of
and, after being put into coffin, were deposi-
ted in churchyard. The remains are sup.
posed to belong to some martyrs who forfeited
their lives at the stake during the progress Of
the Reformation London paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-17

oAcIITA RIvER-Steamer Carrier Waker9s cotton
Frslen &co45 Hewitt, Norton &co-a do Andrew
order
Mnfc-19 hhds sugar Thonnp-
obs dco3s do -four
roiscair Haydel-sunds to orderTota IL hhds sugar.
Chancellor No a-s hbds tobacco
8 do Meregor Aloway Aeos3 do W Robnson52 do
do wills Rawnsa hhds tobsecsl cauk bacon bbs a half do
sorge Gyera-ls bales Chxp MCGEE deos Bradley
Wilson Fes posegan 4coss do Hsndsion, Terry kco
Aco5 Do Perkins G.pbe sees s, do sbsgosgss tea
Jobp Magnnsss do Stevens Aco9eo Grief
10 fkins butter 80 bot chee Dop4 hsf al,
cheese sehneder-4 egg.J Hurley &eo3 apples
spp sacks potatoes "a bes Onions Benton
bbs Donny Bezzni dco115 do Duffy Gco9s
sacks onions Smith, johnson Scott
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-17

A Washington correspondent says: learn
from good authority that new daily paper on
the cash penny system is soon to be published
here It is to be the organ of the great Ma.
tional American party. About ten thousand
dollars have already been raised towards COM
mencing it. Substantial capitalists are said to
he AT the head of it
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-17

MELANCHOLY Accidental friend in As
sumption furnishes US with the following par
ticulars of most melancholy accident, which
took place in that parish during the past week,
Mr.. b. Lewis. carpenter and engineer en-
gagged on the Texana farm of Col. w W. Pugh,
while employed in saving lumber with circular
saw, stopped down for the purpose of ascertain
ing whether the saw was heating, which gen
orally occurs when saving heavy timber. While
in this attitude. it SO happened that the teeth
Of the saw caught the rim of his hat and jerked
his head sideways in contact with the saw,
severing piece Of the skull bone q inches in
depth by about 81 in length, tearing away at
the same time a part of the brain. Most singu-
lar to relate that in this situation he lived for
nearly thirty-six hours, and most of the time in
his perfect senses. The deceased bore the re-
putation of a sober, upright and exemplary
man and his melancholy end is deeply de-
plored by his employer, his fellow mechanics
and numerous friends. [Thibodaux (La.)
Minerva, 18th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-17

On the 9th, o woman aged twenty five years,
and named Julia Wilson, threw herself into the
East River, with the intention of committing
suicide. She was rescued. and stated that she
belonged to New Jersey that she was seduced
by New York merchant, and had been living
with him until recently, when he got married
and abandoned her. ..M. m#
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LAKE STEAMERS.
MOBILE

Ia MOBILE
NOR MOBILE-Daily q. s. Mail g.sg IA.
Lne-summsr Arrang cement via BAY ST. lou Ls4$SS%1
49, PASS CHRISTIAN PASCAG0ULA.-Th az5zszEs zfs
splendid low packet FLORIDA, Capt Grant
OREGON Capt r. A. Helm, bull. xpresag for the
With superior One Of the aeve steam
Lake the DAILY going and
Psscagouls TUESDAYS,
THIRs DAYS and SATURDAYS, gong and on MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS, returning.
T Letters ascagoula, put mail bag
Sundays viii be landed BY the beas returning
sys md Thursdsys.
freight Bay Pass Christian must be shipped
by Creole.
E Extra baggage luggage horses cows be at the rail-
road BY 10k O'Clock they that day.
r. the office Of the Agent promptly
daily. R. GEDDEs, Agent 10 Bank Place iea
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]. The fishing schooner Ellen Morrill, was cap
ttured by an English cruiser and carried into
Bathurst, N. s., on the oath of July She was
good vessel, three years old, valued at thirty
five hundred dollars, and owned by Messrs.
Remission s. Morrill,.
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GOFFEE-Rio, Java, Havana and Mocha,
y - 1'''S '' " LTTLEJoHN, NoRCoM CO.,
10 Fulton street, corner Grayer
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WATERLvG PIECES.

r AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER ST.
4 A CREOLE-sqmmsr rsngemens.-FoR s6lzAza3zsaz&a
Ian SPRINGS, BILOXI and all intsrmediAte sndngs-
The splendid pressure packet CREOLE, Reuben Post
master with superior
datous caoon Jefferson and the PoutchartrAin
Railroad o the arrival Al the Lake aAfoows:
Ponteka-tra,n Railroad. OCEAN Syringe.
MONDAY .,.,.-,.,, 8 A. N carstM0NDAY EVENING.
TUESDAY.......... A " EDSEsDAY EVENING"
THURsDAY,...,,,. A. NJ cars FRIDAY MORNING.
FRIDAY Ar ~ earstsATURDAY MORNING..
SATURDAY: $1,000. a.. NJ earslsGNnhY EyENlNG.
Leares 6a-Yoitos and Jefferson RaiiSo16.
TUESDAY MORNING, ~ O'Clock
THURSDAY MORNING, ~ o'clock cars.
SATURDAY EVENING, ~ O'Clock
Returning O'clock Ponrchsan and the sH
o'clock Carrofon and Jefferson morning train OF cars
either road day the week hut
must be shipped time down the train q the
advertised leave cannot forward
until the "trip.
g willlsavsshe ONCE Of the Agent prompt
mornings o'cloc Tuesday and Thuda
at 81 o'clock and Friday and Saturday evenings at
O'Clock.
auT r. GEDDEs, Agent. 10 Bank Place.
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
corros-balss. Tos.eeoahhs.
Reserved ed sine since SEP. i48l4as 47s5o
yesterday... l4e-14sl57s 127-47777
1,442,151 1922
yesterday 781-~1,4O8,1S2 830=4929
Stock on hand not cleared ...... 80 $50 1852
TOBACCO -, We heard of 65 hhds sold 80 on Tues
day at -, and So yesterday at 51se q ii.
SUGAR.. Sales confined to small lots at the recent
improvement.
MoLAssEs. The principal sale was 1856 bbls good
Reboed at 1o3ae p gallon.
FLOUR. Market very heavy. Sales $50 bbs
branded Sc co. and 900 bbls unbranded superne and
Extra in lots on private terms Dealers realizing 81 COO
81 rs for superfne
GRAIN. Corn quiet and noticed but one sale,
500 sacks Yellow at So p bushel Oats were dull with
sales of 400 sacks St. Louis at and $50 at $50 @ bushe
PROVISIONS. =. Pork was in request with upward
tendency in prices and noticed sales of 400 bb unn
pected Mess in two lots at s12 So State inspected
$40 u.s. and 1875 at s13 q bb... Of Bacon, noticed
sales of 26 tierces choice sugar cured Hams ueds in
several lots at 1415s y Nothing doing in Lard
BAGGING 49,. Sales of so bales India at and so in
two lots at IS AZ cash.
LARD OIL. 40 bbls disposed Of at 1850 p gallon
WHISKY. We noticed only retail sales of Rectifed
at 27e gallon and $3.50 refused for lot of 100 bbls
Raw.
FREIGHTs. 1900 bales Cotton shipped in .
British vessel on Tuesday at 9-16d
EXCHANGE. Demand very moderate at our quota
tons:
Francs ST 1o06f2o q dollal
New YORK sixty-day Bills oily q ct. disc
| sight Checks on New York. .......A0l % CT prem
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coNsIaNEEs.

Per ,hp Manchester New York-Payne Hsrson-T
Price &so-N LAcoeeFisasr NormanL BuaeMccuch
Howell &coI from bea.y Bs9Ie-
stier Gshwsite GIi Perdresuvile Roacbs
horitt &eoWls Rawins--H NJ Barlow deoHAt Kemp
Howl son--A WhiDg-Ciariord McKimWuten &so-A HILL
A i Coch1ane d Hal-W yredeuburgkeo r.
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a.Nt
DISTRESSING AFFAIR The Lehigh Register
has been informed by Q correspondent in Quaker
town, Berks county, Pa, of most heart rend.
ing affair, that occurred In that village during
last week, and resulted in the death Of young
girl pot yet twenty years of age. 1t appears
the efrl IN question, whose narne is not given,
was Up an advanced state Of pregnancy, yet at
the s1me time pertinaciously refused the hand
OF hef wooer, who. was. now ready and willing to
makefh his wife, and then, in order to conceal
her shame, she undertook secretly to produce
abortion. She suffered severely from the effects,
and pit last, when a physician was called to her,
she confessed her guilt, but too late to save her
ALL OF AN EMBAsKMENr--A Man Killed -
George Alberton, a laborer, was killed by an
was excavating cellar in AID street, near Lex
ington avenue. The body was exhumed and
taken to the residence of the deceased's friends,
on the corner Of 48th street and Fifth avenue,
where the Coroner proceeded to hold an inquest.
New York paper.
THE FLOATING TERY.--Active operations
have recently been resumed upon the large
steam battery for harbor defence, now in pro-
cess Of construction at the yard of the Messrs.
Stevens, in Hoboken In consequence of the
secresy with which the work is prosecuted, and
the inexorable interdict against admittance, it
is almost impossible to gain information con-
corning it. A peep through knot-hole in the
high fence surrounding the yard reveals a keel
already laid and a number of ribs inserted, Of
immense strength and heavily riveted, about go
operatives being at work under an awning, in
consequence Of the intense glare Of the sun. The
battery is to be composed solely Of iron. New
York Journal Of Commerce. >=z#'''
AFFECTING INcIDENT.-While the 46th Regi-
ment were in rank in the barrack square at
Windsor, prior to marching out for conveyance
to Southampton, en- route to Constantinople, a
motherless child, six years old, elang to its
fathers legs. He was peremptorily ordered to
send it away, but resolutely answered, 81 will
not" Lieut.. Hutton, touched with the scene,
took the child and placed two ten-pound notes
in its hand, with the hope that some one would
befriend it. This, however, proved unnecessary,
for having afterwards made his own. mother
(who is staying at Windsor) acquainted with
the circumstances, she adopted the little fellow
in time to give the father ar assurance that the
child should be well cared fer. bucks Adver-
tiser. 49,.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
"a w. Psrsh efosIeans, City Of Neworisana- t.
Be rsemsrsd as the Bis. July 1884, before the andsrsnsd
the Psee snd for the city aireaad personsy appeared
Charles M1on Secretary the Crescent Mu.na Insurance. Gem
Nswoaa who being daily according law, does de-
The us and sorscs
Transcript from the books o. Company.
(sigaed.) 4lF lssIp - C. ], MANsGfzI, Secretary
1~orn aud Of
CIV JoyTE the Psaes, Parish aoesns.
The Board Of Trustees resolved pay iuter Of
cent. caah on the certificate cf profits for she
1880 1890 1859. .B5944
1&l3a 1885,. 15f,sft
thereof their ss.f
Monday, the 1th Augnsss1s54~4 / FaEAg sl;s { -
declared dividend the
lss4 for which certificate ,he ser.
Der nsxt. fH06 a. ADAMS, President. p
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SUND31RsaI1EsSss@.s7 STA. 9. sD,r,.
500 half boxes do.
800 or. do do.
100 bills Choice LARD OIL
100 bills and kegs No. LARD;
100 Or Casks DOMESTIC BRANDY;
100 eighth do. do
900 bbls. Fletcher's Extra WHISKY;
.@= 100 do. RAW WHISKY
$50 do. Old Monongahela and Bourbon WHISKY;
400 boxes oLEINE SOAP. For sale by
ieq4 JOSEPH lands 4 Co, IS Tchoupitoutas street
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

| owell.
Mary Smith .3s, al
Rosa Standiah. ...42 IL
Stella ..........-eb,d d.
Salem. Coast
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IMPORTS

NogILE-schr Msrtha-a00 sacks sat to J c Wheeler
MOBLE-scbr Baaide-s $50 bags salt 70 ] Wheeler.
PENsAcoLA-schr Cvtyss 900 fest lambe Pooy,
Nchol Geo. ~ ~ 5f 20 ~ 'h s'' - fl' 't .
NEWPORT WALEs-Bark Avaanche-as97 bars riesd iron i.
order. RI
NEW YoRK-sbp Name hestsr-Asaorted mdse
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FOR SALE-FOR. SALE

nESIRABLE PASS CHRISTIAN PRO- -
~ se ass AZ i 4. H NJ s 81
ysas Ss sisoutehssn Harrison nsisAoor
lAna PEI deed half srrHsa
Ts .sa III;
ne s Beach s9r "a ssy s y gss ns x. f
I'M sss +" 9. fss
's1sa1s
& * viii
EOR sALE-Eight bales Tobacco, just land
as ed IRON ' 0'''' '' B Sfsi Ell e. ri
T IME FOR .sALR-120 hhds Glenn's Falls
ds a 6s ed s AP g f 4 s a' e. m
FOR sALE--A 8 year old MULE, ~
iyIse 81 Tchoapitou., street. 49,
! JUDGMENT FOR sALE--A Judgment in
Z D CO. e II, :s;s Pss sssss % ssss
Dra drawn BY Barnes Cameron Co.. and endorse.
" . '''ss ''''p ns
DEW FOR SALE.-Pew No. III, in Christ
chnreh Canal street. the nigh. hsnd going aide s,s
| q Commercial pIses. apl4
EOR SALE-A Square of Ground, con- ~
a. tanning - o by each; high and has been ~
cultivated sss s lsgs Magnolia and other
.vestesy Ersns Hsa,s sisa "
VIII hsy
A. thsr Il 1i vi / r. s Assss
| DAY ST. LOUIS PROPERTY for SALE m
- The improved portion Of the property known Broad
so I s md
AZ ta
several s. siss Ssshi
/ NJ 0TS AND aoTTARES on GR0TTND FOR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-17
BesUare Of Strangtssated Hernia,
aUttFs all dts Horrors

infaible the RUPTURE In all
popularity the afflicted proclaim
their friends with heartfltoy, II cuedIa curedraday
cured, by the use of
sHERA1AN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDY"iii
The Faculty of this country well
have universally their appreciation this Cura
Truss while they Il the only that
differs all Others light elastic and comfortable to
coses completely the herna and perfectly retains the
But let observed that
construction that must look
they look equally much to its application
familiar with the anatomy the
brasd English writer Hernia ably of the incest
opera, ions in mechanical surgery.
The RUPTURE REMEDY external application which
taken upby Absorption facilitating adding the
Its certain preventive when there tho
abdomen, predisposition to rupture.
The experience of the this popular and Remedy
who has devoted the study and treatment Hernia
Rupture examination see6c tho RICH
size and shape promote speedy and radical cure
IF Particular attention given Ruptnred Childien.
PLANTERS and others their SLAVES CURED thou
with hsirabo and enhanced VALUE and USEFUL
NESS.
Persons the Patent Curative TRUSS and RUPTURE
REMEDY and to avoid worthless limitations be particular
member observe the number and 10 nQu
or aud have personal interview with
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREscEHT OFFICE.

Z
Thursday Morning, August H. 1854
COTTON. The inquiry continued yesterday and
prices were firm, with sales of 1000 bales
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREaen rr, IL
$url. Tburaday Morning, August ~, 1854. 4
yfl.. CLEARED YESTERDAY. .4
Steamship Nnuu Thonpson for Bfzoa ST Jag Harris Morgan
Slip Milan, Baden FOR Maueiles C J Mssler dce
Ship Liberty, Atkins, New York, Chester Hilsrd
Mey,csp vchr Rao snbats for Tabafco, L Jeannet
Mexican .eh Paaus De Tsmpe csayn Cruz
ARRIVED. -
Ship Manchester Enadson IS Days from Yat ~ VIM cressy
Sd district H83 Ea.E t.Ai. MI -. i0if4s NJ
SHIP dsa Carney, Boston, via Havana in abas
Point 4 .Tst
Bank Fanny Faler Lodge from Liverpool 22d June
Bark Ayasnehe eacls from Newport Wales 2ld June
district
sehr Msrtha WOLF days from Mobile, to mss,erBalia
Civiity Green, days from Pensacola, 10 masBaa
schr Beslide Ray days Mobile, TO usstsr-Bsain.
BeIow-Coming Up. .
Ship Mediator, cos,er from New York Woodruff Acc.
Steamboats,.
Chancellor No 3, Bacon, from Psduaah ''5-
Carrier Walker, from ftusehita River.
Music, Streck, from Donaldson dile.
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITA-TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS.
HENRY v. OGDEN, Agent,
seeao ty Once, 1s ST. Charles street.
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RarkB.

Silas Gruman. ...27.d9
Union ,....-.....l5,dl
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EXPORTS.

The steamer Chancellor left Paducah Instant The Ohio
River ng thirty inches the principal tars Mississippi fall
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BRAzos ST JAGes,enm,hp bslss tobacco
brandy 80 do lard 10 OIL
10 do soap coffee 200 OIL s1
ARsEILLEs-shp Manso bales cotton, 1850 hhd tobacco
NEW YoRK-ship Lbeyss balss wool ass bales
cuttings asa do 40 boxes and ~ hhds
1919 sseks corr "A bbls castor oil, 20 pkgs mdse.
TABAsco-sehr Roioo sacks 1si bbla four
psgs.
VERA CRUzshr Psqutss de TamPcoi4T tons coal, 100 bbs
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E LIVERPOOL SALT FOR SALES sacks
Fine Salt cargo of ship Jesse Mum, and
convenient for shipment of steamers For tern apply to
auO ] P WHITNEY CO. b Canp ct,
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SIGHT EXCHANGE on NewYork, for sale by
- mhs Al. COCHRAN HALL ss Graver street.
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A DVANCES made on consignments to ou1
an BCGERT, WILLIAMS 4 CO., 10 Camp 81.
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DEPPER--50 bags Black, for sale by
4 iy9e A. f. COCHRAN 4 HAIL, IS Gravier st.
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CHAMPAGNE
~ $50 baskets Grape Leaf, quarts;
rs de- do. pint4; for sale by
myE SAM. WOLFF, a5 Camp street.