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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-01-07
A CAR ID.

TNHE undersigned, having entered into CO.
| Partnership Tor the practice of the LAW in
all lis various branches, will give their prompt
and Undivided attention to such business as may
b" entrusted 10 them. Office opposite the Court
House, where one or both may always be found
during business hours.
GEORGE EARLE,
Dec 81 If JOHN A. J. CRESWELL.
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CON.ST.7RLE,S NHLE.

DY virtue of a writ of Ficri Farias, on Ju!g-
ID ment OF condemnation, issued hy Edmund
Brown, Esq, one OF the Justices OF the Peace
of the State Of Maryland, in AMI for Cecil
county, at the suit Of John }. X. Poole an Jas.
N. Scwall, trading under the style AMI firm Of
Poole & Sewall, .ainSt the goods and rhatles,
lands aud lcncmcnts Of Edward kennard, and
to me directed, | have seized ana taken into
execution, all the right, title, interest, claim
and estate of the said Edward kcnnard in AMI
to n those
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED in every town aud: coe,,g
II ty in the United States, 10 sell tAe mas
popular aud salcable books published, mapN =,
them beautifully illustrated with cotorud on
cravings; also the most popular works Uf q
ARTHUR, including .3rihw's Gotta &c Ea ,o,,,
lntcIIgcn, and enterprising mcn wi i fin
this PHEASANT and profitable business.
For particulars address (post raiG,)
e e. J. w. BRADLEY, Pnbiis'
No. AZ North Fourth S,,',
Oct l. Ora Pr ,I,I.l,,h;;,
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HOUSES .7N'D LOT

OF lots, lying in the town Of Elklon, fronting on
Main street and extending TO Back street,
whcrcon the said Edward kennard recentlv
resided; ana also all the said Edward kcnnard 5
right, title, claim, and interest in aud to lot
OF
HOUSEHOLD j. KITCHEN FURNITURE
and lot Of Store Goods, situated and remain
ing in the dwelling house and store house re-
Gently occupied by the sail Edward kennard,
in the town OF Elkton, aforesaid which lot OF
Furniture and Store Goods, consists Of the fol-
lowing articles, to wit:
20 jars, l3 earthen jars, 1 pair scales and
weights, 3 coifre mills, pair shoes, pair
boots, 3 coffee pots, sugar bowl, mouse
traps, lin measures su@artunnel, lot Of spoons,
IL 10, of barrels, t;u- ware, , stoves, large look
ing glass, tables, stand, scttce, chairs, lot al
dishes, plates, ! bcdstcad ana sacling, ~ chairs
and scttee; beds bclSlca,ls, sackine, wash
stand, locking glass, clock, carpet, mating, &c.
And hereby give notice, that on SATURDAY,
the 10Th day OF Janua.y, 1851, On he premises,
between the hours Of II o'clock M. and 3
o'clock p NJ, will expose the above naRrl
property 10 public sale IN Tie highest biuler for
cash 10 satisfy SAID writ an! the costs.
IIEZ. FOARD,
Doc 81 ts $500 COpst.
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AT FIRST co ST.

4 better chance to buy cheap coats never was
offered in Wilmington.
He has beside, a large quantity Of other
clothing and cloths, cas>im"rcs and salns, which
haNing been bon ght tor cash he is enabled 10 Of
Ter them on the lowest terms aud those IN want Of
winter clothing, will find ii TO their advantage
10 call aud examine the stock now offered be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as garments Will be
sold very low Tor cash. Remember the place
No. "a Market Street. between Front and Sec
oud, Wilmington, Del. Dec 3 Nv
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j. r.. e. q u L. ID.

(SucccSSor to a. fGnT,)
No. 1911 Chcs'am 81, SwG'm's BHHiiNg,
PH1LA ELPHlA.
--.g,-.,..- Extensive Music Publisher, and
l, -; - Il Dealer in Musical Instruments of
= j every description.
Exclusive Agent for the sale Of IIallet, Davis
s, Co.'S (l'os,on) Patent Suspensions Bridge
4folian aud other
II u OS,
l.. GIlberI's Boudoir Pianos, M"ladeans, Mar
tins Guitars, IIarps, Vions, SHEET MUsic,
Music Books, &c,
Residents Of the country will be supplied by
mail or otherwise with any music they nay
wish, at as low rates as ifpurchascd in person.
Having one of the largest stacks in the United
States, feel confident Of salts! ing all who may
favor me with call or order
Dealers in music supplied on the most liberal
terms. Pianos TO let Secondhand Pianos for
sale. inay ly
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CO.NST.7BLE'S SALF.

by virtue ol seven writs Of Vcndi Eypcnas
Dissned by benjamin Miller, Esq, one Of the
justices Of the Peace of the State Of Mary land,
IN and for Cecil county. al the suits Of pavid
c. Parker, AGAINST the goods and chatlles, lands
and tcnemcnts, Of James Warburton and TO me
directed, have seized and taken into execution
all the right, title, interest, claim and estate Of
the said James WaIbnrton, in and to all that
farm, piece. parcel, or tract of Land, with the
improvements thereon, situate, living and being
IN Cecil county, in the Third Election District,
containing
so ACRES or DAND,
more or less, now in Ike possession Of the sail!
James Warburton and adjoining the lands OF
William +. Warbnrton. And hereby give no.
tce that on SATURDAY the 2lst day of jan
uary, 1854, al the Court House door, in the
town of Elk,on, between the hours of and 1
O'Clock, p. NJ, on the SAID day, l will expose
the said property TO Public Sale to the highest
bidder for CASH, TO satisfy said writs.
HEZ. FOARD,
Dec. 3lst, ls53-ts. (S2.5oD Constable.
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WASHINGTON lrviNG, who has return
ed to his SEA, on the Hudson, in excel
lent health, after spending the summer
and autumn with his friend, the Hon.
John p. Kennedy, in Virginia, is prepa-
ring for immediate publication, the con-
GLIDING volumes (l6th and l7th) Of the
revised and uniform edition olhis works
PRICE FOX KISSING LADIES IN THE
STREET.-Wm. Hendry was tried in
Providence, r. L., on Tuesday for ks
sing three ladies in the street again
their consent. He was fire five Gr
lars and cos'son each complaint, amour
ing 10 $3.50 for each kiss.
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TFes'S'EsIEI'a SALE
OF REAL ESTA L E.

DY virUe of Decree Of the Circuit CouI:
ID for C"r! county in Chancery, the under
signed as Trustee, will offer AT Public Sale al
the Court House in Elkton, Maryland, on
.NonAay the 23rd Dug Of January
next, part Of the Real Estate, whereof the
late DR.. Richard Bro"kin9S died seized. cen
sislin& Of the tract known as the Home Farm
containing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-01-07

LBATA RWARE.-Just received
IA full assortment OF The celebrated Albala
Ware, which we are ready TO supply 10 the
Hotels, boarding houses and private families
on the most reasonable terms.
ZlBA FERRIS & son,
Eov.ls cor 4th and Market 81. Wilmington
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Sa0nS SSeEt2HS EsSHSe.
l-1,E stone kitchen and office, a large
@aI6IN . frame barn with stone basement,
E5,G;ssE corn-crib, granary, smoke house,
sASEFIE.. - ice house, and other out-buIld-
iuas, all in fine order. This pro-
rcrty is beautifully situated in healthy and
pleasant ncighborhond, and is convenient to
churches, schools and mills.
THE TERMS or sale.
The toms of sale as prescribed by the De-
cree, require the payment Of one fourth part of
the purchase money in cash on the day Of 81 lie,
one other fourth part ia months, one other
fourth part in Is months, and the residue in p
months from the day Of saIe the last three in
slalments TO bear interest from the day OF sale ,
and To be secured by til, bonds or notes OF The
purchasers, with a surety or surctes to be APP
proved by the Trustee.
Cyg-Sale to commence at II O'Clock A. M.
JOHN G. GROOME,
Dec. 81, 1S53-ts Trustee.
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FALL & WINTER CLOTHING.
loves Old Line.

EAILLIAM G. LOWE, No. 81 Market 81,
w Wilmington, Del, would respectfully m
form his lrieuds and the public generally, that
he has now on hand very large newly made
hanisonc and fashionable stock of READY
MADE CLOTNLLNG, consisting partly Of a
very large assortment of
o ! T. K c o II rs,
81, all kinds AMI qualities, amounting to several
hundreds, which, as the season is growing late
he will sol
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LOB Acres

3 roods and - perchcs of Land, of which abou
20 acres are covered with thriving young tim
her, ami the residue is aranle Land, under goot
fencing AMI generally in good con iiton. The
buildings consist OF large two story
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STARTLING INTELLIGENCE.

Reported Wreck of the STEINER San
francisco, and SvpJ oSed Loss Of all
on Ponrd, C0ns'sting Of Seren, or
Eight UHndred P~suns-lnstnnt Re-
lief Ordered By the Secretary Of H'w,
WAsuiNGToN, Jan. 5.--Thc dreadful
news has just been received Of the
wreck OF the magnificent steamer San
Francisco, which recently left New
York tor California, with the Third
Regiment of the United States Army on
board. She was seen in latitude IS de-
gr"cs 20 minutes. her decks swept, all
her boats lost, and completely disabled.
1t is feared every soul Oh board will
perish.
Senator Gwirn received the inteli-
serce this evening Il: five O'Clock, and
Immediately ap lIrd to the Secretary Of
the Navy to send government steamer
Or vessel Of war in search Of the wreck,
TO save, possibly, those on bc1-d. There
is not on" government vessel fit for sea
IN any one of our Atlantic ports. Sen
ator Gwinn applied to the Secretary Of
War, who, TO his honor be il SAID,
promptly authorized the charter of
steamship TO proceed instantly in search
Of the San Francisco.
The Secretary oJ the Treasury will
no doubt dispatch also all available rev.
emu" cutters, in any Of our ports, on the
same GRAND of humanity and duty.
Between seven and eight hundred
Passengers are on board the wreck.
The San Francisco is supposed to be
the finest steamer ever built for the Pa
ciGc trade. She had on board three
'nonth'S provisions for the troops, stow
ed away ia her hold. Some faint hope
still exists that some of the lives will be
saved. Bait. Sun.
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CHEAP GRGCF ,x,,s

r.. CHEAP GseSF RIEs.
w L.'n,, crr,r which Try Snpe iiot lot of
W hr,wn sugar, wh'rn sc are .ciIiaa for 5
ana 81 e',; a'soi n ntnar's onbe cfacI Coffee
Also very superior q .,ali1v ,p, us.eu Hua"'s'
IA Coffee, Blk and Green . \, I.e anu i's"S-
n,a m IL rGHES BROS:
-,---- North East.
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so WOOD CHOPPERS

NNANTED.--Appiy to A Lewis, Pleasant
w Grove, Lancaster county, Pa, about six
miles north of Rowlandsvlle, Md; will pay 40
70 Al cents per cord. Dec. 81, '52-oi.
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LIEUT. MURRAY, UNITED STATES Ma
vy.-'Ihe entrnce of this officer to be
reprinanded and suspended for six
months, has been changed by the Sec
rotary of the Navy, as We learn from the
Star, to furlough for one year without
pay. The sentence, it is said, would
have been equal to six months leave on
full pay.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-01-07

! New TREATY BETWEEN THE U. MATES
AND MExICo.--A dispatch from WASH
ingiOn safes that treaty with Mexico
has been negotiated by General Gad>drn
and /, now before the President, and
will probably soon be communicated to
the Senate:
The first article Of the treaty, it is said
provides that McXiro shall give to the
| tmited States such boundary as will
enable us TO protect Mexico from the
incur>pn oi the frontier Indians.
I h" second ar'ic!" provides for a ri ght
OF way for a railroad to the Pacific, las
means to quote the language OF the
trcaty-"of forming a commercial barrier
against the attacks of the Indians"
The third article provides for an abro-
CATION of the eleventh section Of the
treaty Of Guadalupe iildaigo, winch GU
grantees the defence of the frontier in
consideration OF money gwen, which is
to he il fall Of all past deprrd4tions.
! The fourth article provides for the
specific enforcement ofthe Tehuantepcc
ygi OF way
| lie li!'ii contains an dllciihliNt pio-
position 10 hcs"cond article, to the effect
that Mexico shall crde to the United
States a boundary which will incl, De The
route known in Lieutenant Parkc's map
as "Liputpnant Colonel Cookies wagon
route" extending nearly to the thirty
first parallel, and going due west, so as
TO give us large accession OF terri orv,
and taking in the whole of the PENN >ula
of Lower California, including Sonora,
upon the payment by the United States
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RECEIPTS oF PRODUCE.

BAYOU SARA--Per bales
Byrne &eel34 Wright, Williams /.
Iee-67 Payne Mtae, Cofnan
&co-q Ward Jonas"5 A Wright Seo99 Gerard ass15
Cor kcf-g Burbrdge Ada1ns Mtsnbergsr Kelly &
FrnLier-6 Dykera Rot Mcpougal5 hhds
sugar Woodbridge Adama-a3 hhds LsuYe Mccas0 hhds
swiney co5 Payne Eason4o hhds sugar Curry
Psrson-4 hhds Sc bbis moasfes Bugisrs6 bb
Miienbugsr bbs
Carroll &cn-l5 yrnV
&co s31 bales cotton, 46l hhds 12e bbs moarss
GRAND PRARE-Pe opheia 80 hhis 1874 bis
aosses Eganall hhds sugar 2o bba moaes Payne
r,ou4O sugar Cazmani7 hhds Shaw
urar II Beloeq9s hhds Shift
hhds Rolchod60 hhds sugar bbs ssaes Slack
% hhds tg0merya3 hhds Raokean
bhGs Total sl hhds bbs mossses.
ST. Ceres. 90 hhds aga Darby
hhd ewis95 hhds Gerard &coo
Rodd99 hhdR 9S h bba moaeses GOurdan KHrl5
bills hs as taea cotton psBnns bas top
as cotton SO hides 8? bba polasse 81 hhd
BeVtqi9 hhds 40 hides 2S bales Lctt Chapeu
hides NJ Tnperu Total lis bales cotten S65 hhds
lBl hbs moIasses
oasns l4s has Farley Jarby
As Plrv Hhrdie keller Wright Williams
eco Donnsl77 Buchannon, Carroll &ooss Psgrrm &
IIatehett Total 1856 bales cotton,
MOBILE Per sleaner Elsds Baehsnnou,
aeo--2I Farley, Jurey &co. Total IS bales cotton.
rgLDBpEIL's SToRE-Pe Kstaamer Gpsy II baleu
fOyd Gerard &co-6 Sddal, eo-i Bel
hbds bbs rotafse Esn Lee &co50 bb nea
Montgomey3 hbla mslatses auvs hcCaSl bbls 90
Bogert Foley hyeIyi0 hhds st lh moae
10 hbls ueas7es Mtuai pignaud
A hd shaw &Co80 hhds de Egnnal? hid
sugar hhds W Walker &eoG hid
&oo2 bbs Nicholson &co6 bbls moiasSas
Total u bhlea cotton 49O hAds ISL bb moaes
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


CRESCEHT OFFICE, l
Wednesday Morning, February Is, 1854.
C0TT0N--There was an active demand yesterday, and
tue sales embraced 145oo bales Prices very ir-
sssai'f' w NV W. G 9sess CLASSIFICATION.
inferor.. ..... $40 OK Middns Fair. esl0loA
S%6idnhas S sxaeoi f.; ..lo 1
Good Middiing.. 94@ oHdood and Fine Fine. O.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Corroa-bales. TopAcco-hhds
Stock on hand Sept. 1853. ~. .lo,572 2a,4s6
:. yesterday.,... 2o9l-7es9ss ooo-- 1901
7so,555 1896
Exported to date. 515T12 1909
Yesterday. -. 769l-52o,4oo ooo-12,o2o
Stock on hand not cleared ..... 2eO14o 28237
ToBACCo-We heard Of sale of over 200 hhds but did
not ascertain. the prices
suGARAN MoLAssEs-sugar was in good request
and 1000 hhds sold at easier prices for the lower
grades but yrm for the better qualities Of Moas8es 1900
bbs were dispose Of at Pale inferior fermenting
ETC.; ana l5&G0l61s p gallon for good to choice.
fLouR-The supply small and the sales were lin
tied to 1900 bills Of which 900 Ohio at 81 62s7 6 $50
rom store at 81 S. and 435 fancy Tennessee at 81 SIX
HRAlN-Corn firm and active with sales OF 1100
sks OF which 700 green at So 298 at 49, $500 white
yellow Ut So and 1900 mostly white in four los at $50
y bushs Oats were and higher, holders asking
SJGD90c p bushe for prime ST. Louis
PltoVlsloNs--Pork was dull with sales Of $50 bbls
Mess at and 100 s13 rs y bbl OF Beef lot Of 2s
bbs Mess sold at SIG o Dbl Green Meats were firm
and mixed lot Of 000tbs the proportion OF Sides being
considerably greater than that of Hams Shoulders
bbs No were sold at " and 35 prime at e1se u b.
ago from fatboat at S1s rs q ton
C0FFEE-Saes OF 1000 bags Rio Of which 75O at los
al and 210 ut II re y fb.
WHIsKY-smslI sales at 26c q gallon for Rectised
fkElaHTs-Two or three ships taken fer Liverpool at
EXcIANGE-Demand limited at our quotations
sterling Gl083l
New York sxty-day Bills 2ysm3T 4 ct, diyc.
sight Checks on New York;. At01l4 u ct. disc
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ANUS EN- ENTS.
HDLACIDPs VARIETIES Grav;er stree

EDLACIDE'S VARIETIES, Gravier street.
q Tho Comedy Of COUNTRY SQUIRE, Sketch Of uSPRo.
TECTEp fEMALE and the farce Of ALrlNE MAID WEDNEs
with The Comedy cnuNTRY BrosdIand Mr.
George Mr. j. H. Allen; Horace Mr. j. s. Browne sophy, Misc
Somers Fanny Mrs Warwick Temperance Mrs Rowe; Alice M
KemIie FOLLOWED By .hs comic keteh Of pNPRoTEcTED FL
DANCE by Miss Fankrod TO conclude with the farce THE AL
INEMhlD Walter Mr. NJ Whltei swig, Mr. Holland Dame
Mrs Rowe Rosetta Mrs. O. Howard.
NJ Thuraday-Beneat Of MRS. c. HOWARD
PRfrEB Frat
Tse Boxes Third Tier or colofed ony) SO Gallery
Privnte Boxes, ss.
iS Doors open haltpast o'clock performance
I O'clock, preeiselY. :
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GALYEsTOSSeamshp Louilia5a6O bales Kelly
DupAslg Rugeey, Blair kes40 W CTeeyy-3i Will
Hams Rsthur &ecl6W Audrew-i rristson Fowfer-8
Niehsil-s Hall Rodd-7 dcol Nelson aoosSQ00
Mcdowell Mills &eoaQ1O do Hart acoioOo hahsws.
Elder &co--lDS Henderson, Ruudrus
order. Total 27i baes cotton, al2d99 specie.
NEW YORK-Ship Eabdalia-Assorei udas.
RIO DE JANEIROBg HandSs0 bags sofes to Schroeder
geo.
NOBF-sltp George Washingon 500 bales hay master,
APAIACHlG0LA-Sehr 1Tanait-Cott1a 10 order.
MORIl4E-Shp Geo WnshstngtOu-6aG lay to order.
RIO DE JANElRO-Rark CemuoioTe-35T5 sacks coffee.
BALTIbORFS-BfigE ueine-Assortsh mdse.
BHAZ0S ST JAGU-Schr Sussn-SpsoG and hdes to order.
BAZ0S ST GOSrhr Edwin Betnadspeea and h,desto ordsr
LNlIANOLA-SeiIr BnenA Yl-Cetton 10 order
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GT. CHARLES THEATRE

~ b. DnBAa. ;IKssKx An. M.s.sKn
Y. u IHhsLb1 .1REAsUREn.
GREAT CONDENSATION OF TALENT-MR. JAMES ANDERSON
JAMESON, Ta8 - =
WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 49, 1884 the performance
will with Sbakspeare's ROMEO AND JULIET
Juliet Miss Julie Dean Mercuto Mr.. Jsmigon Nurse
Schmidt To conclude th the Lowe Mr.
VIM P. Smith Marion, Mrs. Bernard Mahi1neEs MELVILLE
,hY Tomorrow, MR.. ANDERSON and MISS JULIA DEAN.
tf In Rehearsal aud will be produced, MACBETH with
scenery dresses
Dress Circle and Paquso rs Second cirss 50 eents
Gallery rs cents; Coored Boxes, Private Boxes
IF Doors O'Clock Curtain at o'clock
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CUMBERL.4N.D RIVER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY February is, at O'Clock r.x.s
KfOR NASHVILLE, CLARKS- -
IN WILLIE, CANTON SsfITtrLASD PADUCAH,
MILLS POINT, NEW MADRID and MEMPHIS agsa2azsz1k
Regular Nashville Packet Steamer E. H0WARDIhen
swift running passenger HOWARD Capt, r. Y Nohern
viii leave tretghtor passage having acono-
datons, apply on board, or to
febl3 SMITH d FIMIsTER. 10 Canal
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERsoN Cry. /
Tuesday Evening February IA 1854 I
The arrivals have been unimportant during days
past but the stock Offering remains ample and prices
Ii favor OF purchasers:
-PRICEs-
BEEFCATrLE (Western) fine to choice -D7Ist p Ii net
rough to fine. .........6 az q ID net
(Attakapas & Texas).,4 f05 q h net
s neas ~. ID hes
sHERP I'm lots) 1905 10 "a mead
GOOD and Choioe) .......S4 25tDo0 90 u head
Mich Cows. Observation-Disclosures O0R6O 90 u head
(Choice) .........,..$- 00tD-- 90 d head
C4LyEs YEAHLESss. ........S 0O814 90 "a head
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RED RIVER.

Will leave WEDNESDAY February Is, at o'clock r, 4.
ESOR SHREVEPORT, G r AND ~
EcoRE ALEXANDRIA AID az ih.e,msdiats Lshts55s
landngsR eg1ar Red River and Lake Packet Steamer
superior and swift running packet steamer
STORM B. Mckinney, will freight
sage, having fine accommodations amply q board
teh!. SMITH Z, FIAilsTER, liz Canal street.
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Will leave SATURDAY, February 49, st o'clock PM
NSOR, VIUKSBUR WARREsToN, sy.y :
~ sEW gcs cART E6s GRAND GULF ROD s atss
end BATON Saturday Weekly ykabnrg
Steamer SOUTHERN BEIsLE-The magnificent and
packe SOUTHERN BELLE capn ~
White. leave aboss. passage aypy board
to SMITH & FT3tlSTER, Canal street
tB Ths Southern Belle will freight The privilege
Of reshpping STfsbl4
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wi1IsAys WEDNESDAY. Fsbrssy u.s. At o,cloex ?. n
EOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKA, Sg
IL SELMA all landings the River sItaSSs>zH
ia tho Jefferson and Lake PeskhaTtrsin
Regular Alabama River Packet Steamer stsanc5
built passenger ALABAMA, BENZ Il -
receiving gk. TIvoIf CIRCLE as abays ~,
freight passa having hns Accommodation, or
/. feb3 MCDOWELL, JR. & BELL u Payaras ssreat
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.ALABAMyf RTHER..

- VII Leave SATURDAY FsbruAr7 ia, st S otioeE,
Ht'OR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKA, ~ n
T. SELMA spa an iaadiugs Aasana Riyer
Iae Ssusfson ad sel:an
facke A. FCsELIkR-TEe entirely light dr4nghs
stannch built passenger Je6uson
passage, having unsurpassed amply a. hoard OF d
JOHN T. HYDE d co. IL Psydras
TiYoli Circle. -e1' go" ~ h.Ftts
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ST. LOIS

Will leave WEDNESDAY, February is. o'clock p NJ
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-15

EXPORTS.
BRRMESShp Favories2 baea cotton, bales
c bbla lard,
NEW YORkBark standih-T4 cotton, rope
84 hhds bbls
lard. 20 hhds bacon, bl7 hides.
LINERPDOShp Trunk Plreess5T bales cotton, beef
1885 tea 45 hbs lard 500 hxs bacQh.
ST. AARRssohr ChspOa-lG5 bkls Hour hf de whisky
casks bseon sSs sackR so b do moss hhd
and
sundres
CHAREsT0Nschr Afsrserlas hhds sugar, bacon
4+2 Gbls whi'ky l70 do pork and lard,
CAhPkACYB ho hogr, 43 tobacco, 20 kegs
butter, % bba Trend and sun5res
HAyREsbp Nevs-ils bates cotton, -four 4qT
Ibis lard, Toc0 staves.
CQRkB shP bbs -four, aka co.a $3.50
NEW Y0RK-7600 bbs flour, 100 dc molasses.
AIE MeEicof hhd IS casks haror "A
bb whlk 80 do pork k las bIs potatoes
sat, s. candles, 10 soap.
MoBLESchr xS8 ob rhsky ssl bbs les h bbs nolssse
VERA CuZ6ys bales 1882 hi bales cotton 50 borss cheese
hams l67 FkxB mdss.