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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-25
EOGEFIELD C0LLEGIA T E
INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG LADlE S.
Rcv. q. A. RAYMOND, Principal
80 prp,1s HAVE EsrEnED SINCE 18TH OF JAs'r.

1,uE SUMNER Session will commence on
i Monday, April 24tn;
oommndous Rooms is finely furnished with every
,h;nr necessary to secure the most rapid advance
n,nnf IF the Pupils In this respect we do not think
,,.n.t.r advantages can be anywhere enjoyed. The
.,,r;b.d course of Studies is arranged, that if
,he pnn;Is remain long enough at the Institution to
nursu regularly, they can hardly fail Of acquiring
! Thar,l and finished educatiOn and in the Extra
'onrse "r , thorough knowledge of the fine arts.
p,n;ls c,n enter at any time, and if near the
.,;dJIo -, close of the Scssisn, are charged but
r'" """ ,ho time of entr.nce All such deductions
Ir,.ycr date from the clnse Of the second week of
tl., session Loss Of time from sickness if Of more
Than , two weeks is also deducted
Thc Rotes of Tuition are coniormed to those of
o,bor In stitutions of the same grade Payments are
,n br made at the cluse Of each Session. The fol-
lnwing list includes oil
Expenses per Session Of IA Weeks
Collegiate Department ,............Sl5 GU
Academic do ...............l2 IL Uu
Primary do 81 w ana 80 w
pupils using the Philosophical Apparatus, are
charged Extra 50, 90 per Session. And all Pupils
are charged 50 cts each aSesson, for contingencies
Extra Branches.
Music. c..........:.' :.'.'.'.''''''''.' "0
French. .........:. ........'''''''' oo oo
Drawing. .........'.....' Wv Wv
Oil Painting. ........... ~ wv
There is no charge for use Of Piano. Pupils prac-
tcinr at the Institute are however charged 81 each
Session. to pny for keeping the Pianos in tune.
Board, with washing, lights and fuel $40 per
month.
There arc no other extra charges, except for
Books and Music sold.
r. T. MINIS,
S. F. GOODE,
i. PENN, Trustees
G: 81 Ai,jKISss APR5soS'
A. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-25
Florida Lands for Sale 4!

TIIE Subscriber intending to move, offers for
l. sale his Lands, lying in Madison County
The Tract contains l175 Acres, more or less
500 Acres of which is cleared and under fence.
There is a Pine Settlement on the Tract, having
good Dwelling with Seven Rooms and all ncccs-
sary improvements, such as Stables, Barns, Crib,
Gin House and Screw, Negro Houses, &c.
Persons who call soon can get q BARGAIN.
U' Terms made easy.
JAS. n. LIPSCOMB.
Fob f >
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-25
SEQ Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the Subscriber on the 7th
IO March past, a Negro man named MARCH.
Said March is five feet ten inches high, Of rather
dark complexion and sharp features and limps from
having had leg broken. He speaks rather slowly.
The Subscriber purchased him on Salc-day in
March at Sheriff's sale. Before he reached his
house with him, the negro ran away, and has not
been seen or heard of since. lie is said to have
wife at DR.. BRADFoRD's, Beach Island, and may be
lurking about that vicinity.
The above reward will be given for his appre-
hcnson and delivery at the Jail Of Edgcfeld Dis
trict. W. Il. DoliN:
May 4 If ID
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-25

THE Nebraska bill repeating the Missouri
Compromise, is now supported 10y furty-lwo
Representatives from free States, of whom the
largest number Of course are from Pennsylvania,
thus: Pennsylvania twelve, indiana seven, New
York six, Illinois three, Michigan three, Ohio
three, California two. New Jersey two, and one
from each of the States Of Iowa, Maine, New
Hampshire and Connecticut.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-25
Rattle IA Bargain to be had

Rattle "A Bargain TO be nao
'lNHE Undersigned having determined to remove
l. to Columbia, offers to RAFFI.E his RESI-,
DENCE in Edgefeld Village. The house is one OF
the most beautiful and conveniently arranged per-
haps in the up-counrry, built according to modern
Architecture The entire interior is Of three-coat
pIastcring, hard finish In front is Lawn OF four
acres, ntersperscd with Shrubbcry and Roses Of the
most beautiful and rarcst kinds, with about one
hundred acres of back grounds, Of which about
seventy acres are in woodland, all of which is en-
closed and in the highest state OF Improvement
The Terms will be accommodating, and posseo-
sion given Immediately.
The above elegant property, which cost upwards
of sl2,OUO, the Subscriber proposes to Rattle at
SS. 900, as soon as the chances are taken.
~ TICKETS ONE DOLLAR, to be had at
Mr. NJ. LEnEscnULTs, Edgcfeld c. H., and AlcSsrs
MARCH & SHARP, Columbia, S. G.
The fortunate winner will be- taxed the incidental
expenses Of the Rattle.
May I, II 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-25

~ Hos. j. P. CARROLL is respectfully
announced BY his friends as candidate for re-eec-
ton to the State Senate. at the ensuing election.
cS' TIE Friends of Maj. TlLLMAN WAT
son, respectfully nominate him as a candidate Tor
seat in the State Senate at the next certion.
o. TIE Friends Of GEO. W. LANDRUM an
nouncc him as Candidate for Seat in the next
Legislature.
sS- The Friends Of DIR. II. r. Cook respectfully
announce him Candidate for . Seat i'll the next
House Of Representatives.
cs- THE Friends Of W. C. MoRAGNE, Esq,
respectfully announce him a candidate for Seat
in the House of Representatives at the next election
c55" TIE Friends of Mr.. WADE IIOLsTElN,
nominate him as candidate for u Seat in the
House Of Representatives at the next election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-25
ss MO, Ne Fishcrlmcn.n

'Hao, We Fishermen"
lust Received direct from the Manufacturer
O FISHING TACKLE Of all kinds, consisting
Limerick and Kirby Hooks, all sizes,
Flax, Grass, Cotton and Silk Lines,
Tackle Cases furnished complete,
Walking Cane Rods and Fishing Seats,
Nets Floats. Gutta Pcrca Bait,
Yankee Doodle Snap-lIooks, Bait Boxes, &c.
"Tet those now fish who never fshcd before,
And those who always fshed, now fish the more"
The Tackle can be had at the " VARIETY STORE"
j. 4. GURLEY.
Augusta, Mar % tt ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-25
New and Wonderful Machine.

New ana WONDERFUL machine,
WILLIAM sToDDARD, PATENTEE.
THE Subscriber having purchased thc'Rght for
4 the State Of South Carolina in the only Ma
chine now invented. for RIFTlNG and SHAVING
SHINGLES, BARREL HEADING, &c, is pre-
pared to sell the Right Of the Districts, or single
Machines, at prices sufficiently low to make it M
inducement Tor purchasers.
The Machine being simple in lis construction,
and is not liable to get ont Of order, is capable OF
Splitting and Shaving Two Thousand Shingles per
hour,-bettcr than made by hand. 1t is portable,
and can be worked by hand horse or steam power.
Ten to fifteen days work Of Machine will make
enough Shingles to pay the price askcd for single
one.
Large inducements are offered to persons wish
ING to purchase the right Of several Districts. One
of the Machines can be seen in operation in the
City of Augusta, at VIM. II. Goodrich's Planning
Mill, and one also may be seen in a short time at
Mr.. j. Wits Machine Shop at Edgcicld G. IL.
TIIOS. G. LAMAR.
Hamburg, April 10, 1854. If il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-25

ACCIDENT AT NIAGAEA.-Scvcrald days since 4
wagon and two horses slipped over the bank of
the Niagara river, n the rear of the Clifton h"u>c,
near the falls, aud were prccipiIatcd distance
of one hundred and fifty feet, TO 4 pro lection,
about two-thirds down The prccipicc, where they
lodged. Singular to relate. one Of the horses
escaped without serious injury, while the other
was killed. he wagon WAS uninjurcd with the
exception Of broken axletrce. The living horse
was with some difficulty lowered to Il raft be-
meath, BY means of ropes, aud tuwcd thence
safely to the landing-place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-25
sarrErIsGs OF COLONEL FREruoSr-A letter

SnFFEEINGs OF COLONEL FEEEMoNr-A letter
to the editor of the Salt Lake News says
On the 9th of February, the man on the
lookout at Parowan reported company, sup
posed to be Indians, coming into the north end
OF the valley, twenty miles distant from ParOwan
and about eleven o'clock on the morning OF the
9TH, Col. John T.. Fremont, with nine white
men and twelve Delaware Indians, arrived in
Parowan in a state of starvation one OF his
men had fallen dead from his horse the day
previous, and several more must inevitably have
shared his fate had they not had succor that day.
They reported that they had eaten twenty-seven
broken down anitnalS; that when i horse or
mule could 90 no further, it WAS killed ard
divided out, giving one-half TO the Delawarcs,
and the other to the Colonel and his men the
hide was cut in pieces and cast lots for. After
the bones had been made into soap, they were
burned aud carried along by the men for Iunche-
on. The entras We're shaken, and then made
into soap, together with the feet and eyes !; thus
using up the whole mule. They stated they
hsd travelled furly-tive days living on this Kind
of fare
Although Col. Frecmont was considered by
the people an enemy to the Saints, and had no
money, he was kindly treated and supplied on
credit with provision for himself and men, while
at Parowal,, and fitted out with animals and
provisions 10 pursue his journey, and went on
the way rejoicing on the 4OiI of February.
The Colonel WAS sangninc in his opinion that
he had found the best route for the great nation
nj railway.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-25

~ THE Friends of Col. a. C. DARLINGTON
respectfully announce him us i Candidate to repre-
sent the 4th Congressional District, at the election
i'm October next
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-25
For Congress.

Mr. EDITOR Please announce Hon. P. s.
BROOKS rs Candidate for reelection to repre-
sent the Fourth Congressional District, consisting o
Edcefeld, Abbcrille, Laurcns, Newhcrry and Lex
ington, in the next Congress, which election will
be held in October next, and thereby greatly OBJ
lige MANY FklENDo.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-25
Spring and Summer Clothing!
Currvton Academies,
MALE AND FEMALE.

Rev. w. II. CTRISTY, PRINCIPAL.
Mn. PICKENS BUTLER, Mas. CHRISTIE and
Miss SARAH GETZEN, ASSISTANTS.
PRoP F. SOFGE, INSTRUCTOR IN Music.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-25

DR. A. G. TEAGUE respectfully informs
his friends and citizens of Edgefied generally,
that he has just received LARGE ADDITION
to his already extensive Stock of fresh and genuine
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-25
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c,

Every article Of Tin Ware kept always on hand,
and orders received for any article that may be
needed in the Copper, Tin, or Sheet Iron line.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
DIED.

ABELL-OD Wednesday evening 2ith inst, Harette Eoe.
aged months daughter Of Lansing d. and Maria Louise Abe
friends and relatives Of the family fully invited 10
attend funeral at o'clock day morning without further
invitation from Nc Unit place.
Albany pdIers please copy.
BUELL-in Hamilton Madison Co.. the 10th nst Des. Elijah
Buell. aged years lie had been for deacon in
the Baptist Church
CHAMBERSOn the l9h inst Col A. b. Chambers editor OF
The St Louis Republican lie the nterprng edit
ors the Nofihwest
GILLETT-On TbuItdAy, May 25 George W. Gett aged 81
10 months End II DAYS.
The and friends Of the family and the members Of JeIr
Lodge No &C. o. Of r., fully invited attend
his
VIM II Hasey No ~ Ea Twentysixths Ills remains will be
taken 10 Gfeenwocd for infemen
hOkTGOMERl-At Poughkeerse Thursday morning May
70, Csrono w Montgomery youngest child Of John b. Mont
gomey.
Rens.s will be Inferred in the Poushi eerse Cemetery PM
Saturday
MARTNOn Wednesday May a. Of disease Of Chns
Martin sgd ~ for the Commissioners Eu
grafton Of aids IslOud.
kILLfR0n the 22d inst. George Miller, tged IS years
hh remains Inferred in the Cemetery Of Eyesreens
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

fh. sa1d.lsen,y &c >eln.n A Ba' q Meun J. voohees
: bsy k.hoe A dsbce. A JuroE A. Spencer H. Joy. w
Goa = coos. J. luderEoOs l. II Brown c spoo1er. c
resai r re NJ LAzsJ J. Toi!ey z Aye- W Kerr : 3
I 81. II s;h A Ihewfoa, Z Emasca. C5rnellns. ,
: snie n FIood : sise II. II Joy. A. Crnel. william
.Sn I.r.bee {. E Youug. z smooth, W ClgsEhey, do
y n rt.rrferlain "A. A Ashton, o. Bner w horls May
"a c,srsbsr lsown. w. W lhans, }. Wiuef l. CLior
s.r-- Csritou Messrs Ayrs, Havley Johls1u. saIton
Me-. IN Lorla1 McCsl Allen Tovuer Cook Wets Roe
- -t.rfs b ycknsy a. Munee and wife MeQlinn. Mon
ysrtin Lynn Warner, Thompson prake Brosh Crane
MeKinley Terran Pellrs, Aaru, w. De Z Flesh
Msyhsw. Total cabin passengers So saa IN s1eersse
= - sc Ilnois J,o- Asyi4ra1Dv Jones Mrs. F.1on
Nj, W Slom Mrs King and six children.
" 80. ,na sev.n NJ GaGtld w B. Mead "a Co.'S
~. u, I'D Ms Miller Mrs @. White H. Warc5. J. :. Os
80 y Grcver CsA NJ. ". C.k and child Gee P9k, H.
sSsSlS- Paine J. Holekey, W c. HlAnds; l. c. Edsr,
u,. shepad children. eEcks. wife and child &C
& Sese B. Trtte W. Sanras and sdy Mrs Hatiass
is ma end sTt: Hecker and csni W. v Thompson
p-ni,s A Ii shenGl (W. :. Co.'S essenxerl NJ Nsa Dyke
p-s-s Co.'S M Mr.. LsEton Capt. Lowell, USA ", eh AID
- Ispt Curtis L SA; Lieut.. Donadson U.sA fnpp, W.
n Low : Scranton Z {, XII rstnry, A kinshurv,
I srpoa R II. SoutteT, A. c. Gardner Geo VII
- Dr l. Rogers, l. Bogou. j. heIlvsne. Legt stanley
n G schaereld Mrs d 81 Corwine Mr.. Russell T. Sehst
. G.rbo. r. Wright J. q. Williams w. ;. Ciark A Macy
W Hsvon D Cushing Ph.Hp1L J. Monsus J. KID Kelley,
"a = ~ Mrs Hall McCsnu w r. Rail- Z. II. Cor
.,;- ~ sweet De Gavis. Ms Mann l. Fernandez. w
ssox v Harrison Mr. Porter Man Asent-snd ss Others ia
=,
s,e- ~ s.rvaut; Master Herdmsn-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
Foreign Ports.

An At Genoa l., iust, brig Segsin Dubel Msysguez .
th Stella from the Clyde os Pa
lsrmo down the steamer hereuAncaua
bark Racehorss. Sssrcs. for Boston, dg.
Liverpool 9Th inst snip Fanny Gfuey Moody for Cadid TO
load railrcsc fer New-i0gk. -,
Ar Ardrcsn th inst B bark Nay Richie, from Dublin
TO load for Bost0n roEeoa reported sailed eircet from 10Y
Bosor.) =.
9th steamship Sonora Whiting hence March
IL. via Rio JAnero -. ~,
San Juan de Niearsgua n brig Martha Clark Tor New
York
Aspinwa sth inst schrs r. 5 Miller Peacock New
lolk-l.ih, Liberty, Green kmgston. ia .,
At sh b1k sarah Chase OsSood Tor New York
S5ay Warren Fher Lsnghorn ter de- do ,h Ju''ina Ban
dell Nsueor. Dominica days, 70 Cad FOR Baltimore
Al Remedies sbt l2h inst brig Caroline Cook for Boston dsy
sclr. Marcia Davis, for Go. ..
Quebec 2l,t, bark Sunrise Chandler I'm Liverpool via
C6rsO, for Montreal
Bosou-ljih. EEs DO
Fetu 18th 'ehr Speedy. BossOnlh, brig Nelson
scb- Collector land cid for do i5h CD llh schr Bel
grade Leblanc Boou-2h. brig Sarah BeontAne do schrs
Boufn and Margaret Brow dsiSh bark Shooting star
Johutou bs Cora Linn aud Eoierick do sch Sea star
Webb and Mary Jne Foest do ih brig Charles Boudno dot
Babn, 6o-l6th Father Mathew, boudo;i Mary
Terro star Leblanc, and Heater, Leblanc tor do
cd HaifiN lSth Inst big HALIFAX O'Bncn, Boston
John " B. l9th ir, brig Cyrene Boeart New fork
18th Aaanta Doty Boston; sch Ransom Lockhart New
Cid th chrs Orsndes, Oaddes, and Mary jane, Eson
Boston. SD. slst ship Wild Wave. krowles liverpool.
George ~ b. 18th inst bark Yoang TURK Taylor from
Bosou--wouid sail sbcu, 18th for Bristol Channel +.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
DiaaGffre. &c.

BAEE N,sHr. Of Boston bound Philadelphia
SewIo By sehr NeEu-Olt Wilmington the inst
Ereted condition having ben nso BY another and
tally csnaEted.
seHE GOLD HrSrrs Of New Haven sshore yerdsy
the se Of backwelFs Island with high dry
tie rocts. 5y Mr.. q II. Dare, Sound Plo..
PREsIDLSr OF AID f Portland before re
Iortsd sshore on Block Island has pieces.
sTEsNER kocELAND R0ckanG from H.chspor reports
huT ard in large Quantities
informed b. bark hslEg from sunderland soar
PORK, u.ssl. bound John, " B. went
sstoe the m Moose Peck Head pieces crew
saved Gould lot tnd the tie
place U sfEe Quantities Of sEbe drifting aoa supposed frcn
vesscl sshofe.
BR OsLrAxA San Fzcnciseo Hong Kong e1peri.
enesd very atEy weather on he passed of South Island
ecs Of JsfG ceekhcue sPpsery The YES
sell Iassd G. the Of CscrE broken
srss srfpcsn % come from se wrecked
bHS tLfA TAYLOR before reported ashore Cal
eee o tie 1sch 18th tit ouf.s Point Pino she
-Ed no oiher n,a than tie los her .zdder attempt
be r-eee nIec:Ls-y 70 .et her Of
BLs CATHsR1s MAY Boston from Por.-,u Prince on
re rEt George Shoals
tES Oct Lfac The scEr les buwsrks bad
FISHING SCR OASIS OF ocTsetown Ne
Otoffeovn herto 3trh and while Lhere came
ea .s<d koEr and cleared OF not 70
te seer srd suppcsed ade and taken coas
ss e oase srs where ahoa. sssI q !dses Abe
y eEtA ef tsb @ eosrd q, The tine
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
THURSDAY, Nav s5-P. NJ.

With the exceptions of Cumberland, Erie and Reading,
the Stock market not active but the quotations generally
are firm. The feature OF the street is the in
Cumberland, which does not TO be very profitable
for the bears, although they continue selling. II does not
appear that there is any clique employed in putting up
this Stock but the present rise appears to be the ress of
over selling on the part of the bear combined with
siderable purchases made by Influential parties the Stock
DeHg taken out OF The street 1t is stated that the CON-
psny earning fair dividends as they ere sending to
market over 1000 uns of Coal per day The street is
varousy estimated TO be short from 90 600 TO as high as
600 shares Cumberland closed at 34i bid rise of IA
per cent, having touched 35 The aggregate sales were
600 shares OF Erie 1900 shares cold closing at es
ees the quotation Of yesterday. Reading was 7si bid
light Improvement Hudson River and Harlem were steady
Nicaragua wac 6rw at sel. The Investment Stocks arc
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
Markets. .CARrrrLLY Rrpon1rD FOR TIE TRIBUNE.

TH~gsutY. NAV p, 1851.
AsHEsThe market is uHesus,di saea Of % bis At IS for
SHADE lower ces pafi;cua grades belo" idans sales o''
FLoUR AND MFA-Oar aarse for Western and STATE Flour
6ial2.c better; The a,tl ht aid he inquiry esrs ed
to vsr;s cf Ee hone t,de TIE better srsie
goe g tgoysnt NEE oe,ns Iee.V3 3 KEY y s'5p s %
ssls Of Wesien Cam, 500 bb At q s.. for eommos
con- on 10 gd oo soshe Flour !. i2c b,i,r sad sooi
strsieh isrs imoe Georss,own &c Rye Tour arn
Of 100 S fine 81 s. Corn veal frneG asles of 800 bb
GRAiS-A g % dtnlud r Wheat for milling 1t buoyan prices;
,G & u y Is c:5,sa S 'ss d. @ % %p. hi i bs 1'S s,od White Sb
soul en- o. = u IL stores oo tsh iaT TO good red ~
81 50Sl 95 Ry bere and in gosd Te4lest sales 4 os
tuh r. ls Os's nnangfd tho demand good a ~
Com has q rre during day the c.e
Is.I AZ r rs.S,s IT, ior pey .xsa Wse1;
7ia7ic oI dGo7 iT southern yellow aud 10 7c r o1nd
WHisKY-Tie market Is 6rrncr the demand fair Sales Of 30
II r an & S Of m 5Ri &c sn and nisIsil
he & % 1 r. F.t hs s'5.fs 5en.aa ,i ss & T .
,se - tbs the sgt At o. for Mes Fl2 81 foE
ellsc se,,d 'i for @ ia Mess AID usd Beef Is cry
Ga s fssssd cessa 09 Ss lS @ coS Si Ns.
and duI sS O. i, ls. &c 20 shoudsr and
Blpss suTcror cured and H.ms for he car-
MIA rs'kei bgt On 'e ret made public hi; transaction l. The
les En cad gue primo no plenty; saes o 2io bbs at &c
n11 o s " cs9e lss * se IS g " nc 'Ad
lHoNA fer Scotch P ss If rs
LE4DA assyy nris me demard moderator Gales Of Is
German ATS lGl cash Gllcua il firm a. ~
HANItc demand good for shipping; sales o 40 lal-ss SIC
(CFfEJ-A lit Naracabo u
lie 100 bars Lssuayrf a. lc ard 50 10 Rio a. lte.
StGAA~Ihe trbnactO- limited today. owing 20 the
favorable weather; 80 hhds NeO leans e. iQ 100 Cuba
". corrdo q 4lc; 81 boxes Havana of &c
SOLAS>ES dull; the sae 200 bb's New Orleans a. QO
9 60 hhds Cuts Mascovdo 2lc and few hhds OF Porto
Rico &c.
tIsH-An descriptions dal by Cod sseins a, 50 57a
- - fCT Grand Bank Nackerc IL small supply
trd LITTLE dmsrd sld 5a 80 IS FOR large No Smoked Her
ring quiet 81 S. Tor calcd and SITE foT No. l.
HOPS-IheTe te dciur aes 5 bales Eastern and Wesen,
oToV Of 1853, Al = Sc.
LME-We hear Of no arrivals sales Lump nominal I'll 55
and common Reckland 81.
WOOLThs market continues dali sud favos he buyer sales
7oco n Doneic Fleece IN lots a. asa fci and oD n. No
Pulled a. Sc
OLsEnsh Lineed heavier 35 g1llons in whole lo.s
tSc and IN small parcels from 9odJc Whale
snC - csfsG - 32 Palm selling 9a9c with sales Of 2s
NAVAL sTORES-spii Tufrenire Is lower and dul saes
Si75 Pitch = IS
TOBACCO-The MARC, quiet; sales 25 hhds Kentucky
Stc. ard halec Havana Sc
sPICEs very dal. Nuness elns sidtl le. se
cofns 10 quality Cssss Sc Pepper lc Niece &c.
81 o., and 50 bags Pine &c.
AiCE-lodsy let cSsks soid a. -3 7J1 - 25.
sOAf-Sats lN ks English Castle a. lie. c-sh.
iAiH are dul $1,000 Eesteru fod 4, ~ c7l.
bEEsWAX-"e Hoee sale, Of l5oo b yellow Southern to-day
st-sc. cash.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
M4RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........
Cleared.

s,esnhp-csh.wbs sehufedt Mobile Livingston CrOeheron
Co.
shir-sr. Union s.abbs Bic r P Buck Co Antarctic Stout
Liverpool. ZereFa Coz Star Republic, share Ga'eso
Wakenau D mon Coz c. +. Psen, Delsnc NewOreens C. {.
Ipnc,4 4 Co; Plymouth Emery savannah HaFbeck q Go.
ParksSafah Pen1eon, Bay OF Books, H. T. Buck Coz
Thaes Smnlons Campeachy, Sesuiih Son.
Bus-Empire Axworhy savannah lnnhan mon Ausnste,
NJ Irderson Queenstown Fuuch Mencke; Expedent,
Drv5se COX Edmis.on Bros w u. Miller, Bsrnaby Para,
rihop CO. Caro- Ham, Dedrickson. s. Th0nas Carlisle
Kennedy Cortitt Darien. Brett, Cot
sT.h Gl.fen Msrys Ga, r p. Buck Coz r. White Robin
sou. Elizabeth City, J. 4. Gamble. . .
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Co; susan Robbins Weymouth n s. Russell Nnngi Sarah
Ys Dcene Belfest r r. Back Co Fdes Townsend, Mono
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Cst;eh d Haley MOI Bede; Juo Casner Csthrt,
stesmer-P! dmont Robinson Baltimore Parker Vein Co.
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