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HORRIBLE AFFAlR.-The Wabash (Ind.) Ga

HORRIBLE: AFFAlR.-The Wabash (Ind.) Ga.
zrtte contains an account ottlle discovery Ofthc bodies
of family ofscvcn persons nrur that place, oftlie name
Of French, who had been bruinlly murdered. 1t ap-
pears the family consisted Of French, Ills wife, and FIVE
children. They were very POOR, andlived in Il cabin,
and in September last another family, of the name OF
Hubbard, went To live with them. During October
a neighbor proceeded to the cabin to zee French, and
was told by the llubbaris TINT the farnil had moved
away, and that they had purchased all their corn, gar
den produce, and furniture, valued in the aggregate
at not over $50. No suspicion of foul play was
aroused until recently, when the Hubbards We're mr.
rested on suspicion Of numbering a man named
Boyles. The house was then searched and n portion
of the ground door dug up. which resulted in the find
iug of the dead bodies of the entire French family.
There is not the least doubt that the llnbbards nre
guilty of his wholeale murder. They are al i'll jail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM THE WHOLE WEST
\ letter from Botetourt, addressed 10 the Editor

Of the Enquirer, says:
~. Is. Miller, Esq, has returned from attending
his United States Courts in the North-West, anu
brings us the most cheering intelligence OF the pros,
poets Of our gallant champion, Henry 4. Wise, pG G.s
in the North. West aud in the lower counties oil ~. ~,
valley; and the information that we daily ieson II
from the South Vycst ia equally ila;terinI' H; ;w. in
our friends put the majority that he VII rel f;1 thew
the county of TLzewcll at less than i2oo: VIII WI, ~ tht
Little Tennessee district il never rated at less 'hsn
, pfu
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JUDGE C.sKIE IN CHESTERFIELD

Judge Cnskie, will address the people of Chester.
field county, at their Court House on Saturday the 18th
inst, that being the first day Of the Circuit Court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
DFNOCRA arc SpE,EIyc IN IOI-ISA

DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING IN LOUISA.
There will be a Democratic speaking at Jackson,
On. a. Hope's,i Louisa, on Saturday, the 5th of May.
Judge Caskie, Joseph K. Pendleton, James l.. Cor
dou, and probably others, will deliver addresses Oh
the occasion. ii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20

WHEAT CROP IN THE Well
| to have the best accounts OF the cop'ns ~ ~ Z
From Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin lnaiana u .n
igsn, ali roports are cheering-the wheat he'us Ae>'
looked better.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20

MONSIEUR TONSON COME AGAIE.-Wepe per-
| ceive thut the wings of Richmond insist that John
Minor Bolts shall be the opposition candidate for
Congress in that district, and that they are grunbing
at the donnnd. of the Know Nothings for the spoi!s.
Ii is evident from this, that Bolts, as iur as Richmond
is couccrncd, has again stepped forward to turn over
the fat into tho fire. Ii the wings Gun be defeated
in Richmond, Bolts is the man To- do it. ale will
head them or die."-(.N. J. Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20

The recent election in Richmond resulted in favor
ofthe Know-Nothing party py q very decisive ma
jori,y. Richmond il nor the State, and has always
been opposed to the candidates and principles Of the
Democratic party. Our friend. MIR. Cow0rtin, edi-
tor of the D.&plch, who WIS so popular ut previous
elections, when a candidate for Alderman and for a
seat in the House OF Delegatcr, was not once named
by the ruling party this yesr. What crime Las M
committed! ic las always baena Wing, and his nm
ccstuis OH lis fathers and mothers side were stern
Virginia patriots, pcrlllinS their lives in defence OF
their nativu country in the Revolution, and i'll the In
dian Wars, on the Virginia frontiers. Why was he
set aside! lie is no Catholic either. What then
We know Of 10 reason except this, that his wife, u
most excellent and hospi,nblr Virginia lady, is a
member of the Catholic church. o, Temporal! o,
morGs, = Charlottesville J.gcrSon6an.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20

yu1HE Trrcr OF Land formerly owned uy 'h' tNr 70
mnni \. L.ockeu, decd, lying upon I"T",%s"k ,:rr..
anil adjoining The lands OF Win "lniiee' " Ap9an snS
IN h II and others. The Trhc; cOntHinh i6t acre. -
10 !" val adapted to the g:owth Of corn, wheat 9n,' ana ),
h = and upon it is = very good dwelling house, "!n
The nltce ia very healthy, and the society 10 the n'if'
horhood good. .d much Of
the remainder in pine, tor which 4 inHrK'T ~
Coslseld Depot. thar being only 3. mllrs a:''h". or ulicatiou
For term, &c, which are lberal ~ NJ SSkEY,
e made apply TO LOShEt' Ricl.rnond, Va.
Sept. l9-cwtI ITy,h
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Payments. un..h,it in advance, snd no deduction Tor
rj,racc H;,r entrance, except III gases ot protractoi s!ck
nrss.
The car, from Raleigh, Petersburg and Weldon pass The
Wurrru:Da Drpo, daily, where an Omnibus i Glwsy.
wHiun. on :I,Ir arrival Ia convey passengers 10 the Village,
which il but TIRE" milcs G!st":t nom the n4pOt.
For further pnrticuirrs, address the PRECEDENT or se're.
tary Of the Faculty. Wll.LIAN II. CilRISIISE,
jan 2k-cti secretary OF the PHCulty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20

NysrISos CoURr, TUEsDAY.-Mayor Mayo, Re-
corcer Taylor, end Aldermen Bray, Gouldin and To-
Ter presiding.
l.ceRdiory.-Sally, slave 10 d.. John n. Powell, OF
H.n,.cc, charged with setting fire to a house, the pro-
Cyl. Z. Z. August appearing as counsel for the de-
fence and Capt.. j. b. Young for the Commonwealth
Ai.cr hearing tho evidence and arguments of coun-
SCI. the Court found the prisoner guilty, Messrs. Mayo
Gouldjn and roler to transport her. She was there
!ore sentenced 10 TRANSFORMATION beyond the limits Ut
TIE United States. and her value fixed ut 800.
Tho Court then adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20

TIE CRops.-From our exchanges we are pleased
20 learn that the late rains have greatly revived the
growing grain and materially favored vegetation
generally. As to the fruit, such as peaches and ap'
pies, they were not advanced enough to be injured by
the late cold weather.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20

y. B.-it Is requisite! tia! all communications IN refer.
.nro to rroics-orssip- b" mad" before the e"coEi Monday
OF Lu:c next. md by adirrs.!ng i"tter- To George Welli.
Esq. Secretary" at his place.
trn,roli- Nd. Apiil y. lsir-cwJg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20

ELECTION OF OyFicsKs ny TIE D~RuiDs.-The
Cd Grove of Druids, in Convention at Portsmouth,
on Saturday lsst, elected the following officers for the
enen;nr vs,r: John W. Childress, NJ. n. G. A.; j.
Nsaona, ID. G.. A.: VIM. McFarlane, G. S.; james
N,:;nsou, G. S.: VIM. Happier, G. NJ; j. Weldon, G;
G.; Bernard Fauth, Representative & the Grand
Grove of the United States.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLECEc

BDS" 3CADFMN


BOSWELL. ACADEMY. ~
NEAR :TAUNTOE, VIRGIEl.
III "M. Il. JOHNSON.
VIE Is a bonding school lor Doys--limited in II,
The session bcsiI, 1T Of September end continue.
Ionlh5, with n vacation Of iwo weeks at Chr;.,m"s "I
l'EHMS:-s"GO for tuition, board, fuel. snnbin,
l"G;.. pa vnhlr hall IN ndvhucr. hrlt ~, Via, -, """s std
RErrEENcEs:-lion. 4. II. Ii. stuart. jude l. > 'Tif1aF!
-on. StHun;0r: Geo. y. johnson. Esq, Richmond; prnn'n n
:. Nuupin. University OF VirginiH. : u, lao
SIMMER COuKsE or LECTURES
II MEDICAL COLLEGE Of ViRGlEIG
yEyIiE Richmond i--pC!u'.Dn Tor Medical ',,,-.
wi! r.',Ip" IL duties on tn" an of apr. unt,,
follow IL. organization. Lectures To- be- -iv,n on 'S
surgery aHI Surgical Anatomy, by ChRrl"- Bell Chs,
y. d..
Practice Of Medicine and Pathology. by DayiI Il Tusl
rr. u. y.
OJst,i,ic' aud Diseases OF Women and Children BE-
james H. Conway, u. d. y
CHrm;.uy and PHARMACY. ly NJ r. SCOT, Ind
Comparative and Human Physiology, bT James R Ne.
Cav. u. ID.
Ma,rlit Ncdica aai Therapeutics, by Thee. P MAY,
u. b.
General and Spa.!pl Ansiomy, by 4. L. Ps:icolA,. N y
lA' plan OF ia.iruc;ion 10 b" ilrsu"d viii consist a.,
heretofore "f = combination OF lectures "'d ex"'Hiuaiiun,
Two lectures 20 5s delivered each day, preceded bv an ex
animation o.. ;Ar i"cr!rc al rir day before. Thus ssori.
ing th" student ample tln" for reading. attendance on
Clu!c.l Cns,s IN tn waIis i;Er lLlrEary and Richmond
AIM How. -. md tn. study vi Practical Austomy.
An nti,uduurc Oh the cO"r-r 81 l"C;Urrs = recognized
10y the Faculty o.! The Nru!cnl College o: I.rsin!s anty,
yI!t II, ~ OUr year o! C.icc Instruction.
l,. Tor Iie CDur-r.
Tickets are IssGrd by the Secretary.
4. f.. rET!COLAS, u. D., Secretary
March 22-i&c2aw osice oI Governor street
W&KRENTOS FEMALE COLl.EGE,
W~ARRENTON, y. C..
7ENIE exercises ~, this Institution We. resumed on tAe
q 18th OF January. 100, Under the direction OF the To-
lowing
FACULTY:
Rev. Thomas :. Campbell, President and Prot oi Elics
and Mathematics.
Rev. Wi!linm II. Christian, A. NJ, Prof. OF ihystesi SCI.
ences.
r. 4. Parham, 4. NJ, Prof Of Ancient Languages sui
Liter AZURE.
Mrs :. d. Chri-tihu, Teacher Of Fronch.
Vincent Czuria, Prot. OF NUSIr.
Mis- Il. BOckIus, Assistant III Music.
Mos 4 T.. Royal, Teacher Of Printing aud D'awin-.
lI;ss sue BoCGiu., Trnchcr of Ne"dl..Nork.
Nj, Martina DAVIS, Principal ia the Primary Depsr;
meat.
Mrs. Titos. :. Campbell, Marion.
i regular ana thorough course vi ftudy inns been adopt.
"a 81 order to graduation, Snd no efforts viii be- spared 1,
promote the moral and mtcNrctunl welfare o! tho student.
pupii- cnn enter st any time during the session, and viii
BE- charged only from Hme Of entrance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20

1TIHFRMOMETER BUTTER CHLhi IN from 10
the above Churns Batter can Do ;"., received and
20 IS minutes Cummings 're'o -'fP'
for sae by unlikely j. CO
! April IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20

Noa,x,Trp.-Wa!lcr X. Staples of Montgomery
has been Nominated b. the know-No'h'hss do : -
dida,e for Congress in opposition to Hon. H. a. h0'
muuuson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
A KNOW-NOTHING.

For the Enquirer
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PLEA OF INsASIrY.-The Wytherilfe Telegraph
states that Graham, who recently murdertd Mr.. VIII
liam II. spiller, will probably rest his offence on the
ground Of insanity.
Mr. Connolly +. Trigg. twho was wounded by Ora.
hahn at the tlme he killed S%piler.) states in his evi.
depca in relation to the occurrence, that the shooting
took place Immediately after the relation of the fol-
lowing anecdote by Mr.. Trigg, to several persons il
The sitting room Of the hotel.
In the remarks between Mr.. Spiller and myself
about our looks, I said to Mr.. Spiller, l hoped he was
not Ike a man I once heard Of, who was passing on
e road with a gun or rifle on his shoulder, and meet.
ing q stranger drew it down, Cooked it and presented
It at him. tho stranger asked what arc you goinstodo-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20

ESCAPE OF A CoUsrERfElTER.-The man ARRESTED
in tbis civ, a few day ago, charged with attempting
,o.0 - 500 counterfeit note on Mr.. +. Slaughter OF
= rir,J-rirksburg has made his escape from the jan ni
ihat rty, in company with another prisoner Tic
na.sed under the name OF George A. EVANS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20

Lorpous L.Axp.-Mr. VIM. Housl, last week so''
in the MeighborlrooJ of Waterford, Loudouh cou'"-'
hi. farm containing $40 Acres. to Mes7rS. Eneiie%o'
l.. 0rnbb and VIM Iirt., for so per acre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
WAKKENTON FEMALE COLLEGE,

WhRRENTON, y. G..
7ENIiE exercises ~ this Institution W. resumed on IT,
q 18th OF january, leJj, uudcr the direction OF the Il.
lowing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-13
CoNsIGNEEs.

Steamship Stnada from Bryma-J
agent Mobile Line Abet-Aiep H-R Angs-T
bafrle o. broDrJ bensadcnBanchenda Gultei
nst-W 30 Carroll &co-Bauder, McKennn Hub
rstt-SnmpbeH &co.Caro r RCsnol-Lt
Chan agao-j Nd ClskCook Young Collie
ocoM Cooper &eo--James Connolly Connolly
Gratis Brown cook Daley AeoY Davia-B
Deg HI Dsnn.n dscoDbyns iarrit gton &coG Dillon
9on-Downe; Caday Gco-B DryrL DucouteG Dunbar P
srye-p Fr.sr--H Frslsen-co-N tpier-P Gumusr-H 5
Gedd s-R Geddes-Giedd g. resei
Col VOL manpisnih ttat.i Sco-J Id
Ae9-A Grief &eo--E 6nion tnam
isil Kemp aco-H 4 aansel Hars-
5sIrs horsanIE Hart sooS Hastings re Gayle 6eo-v
Heb IT dcoh peals-
Hewitt Holman aco-D Holnes-ffunhngUn Wade-J
jackson aco Ja'quetF Isrrei-J
nss-Jsnning Laugh AID dcoD Kennedy
" u hrnaest DIX aeo-kiug BakyR Lsugniin
Fsde o-Lews perosLeon PinsaIdLebh Gnarpan Ter
aeon Freeze LouseeyMa3 Aco-aian
snnt-aisrtn,
&co-o sgan AGO. Matthews &co-D MaupayS Me-
Lowell Mhs aeo-EE Mcht htntyfe Myer-ales
81 Alilief-t aiier Mthel Morgsa-J liorgaa
aehlu rays Miller Goo Heagle-Newhs dco
north smedes &e5-akey Hawkns-A Olive ir-H Opersop-A
rays &eo-i Payne &eo-Phyne Peel simp,s n
reek.A Campbell Phil ipsB PHet
Al tinchnid Seo-f9Ps Ellison Powell H pkiu-L
QHasmastsr usA-John Watt Aeo-C Wei.ba-a Wb;ae-W G
"a m nd-Rawiins D4ncau coj oRielly AcoJ Hef ecF
himslnoBllieI ReggoA Robb Rugsey Bl,i
Alltn--L caSiekes kco-Sbgog n
I'M LII ei-ami!h Fmt.t-r--Lt Stesees-J msR II
dhon-e terreuce-D TioisIu-iirr- Bst.J Turpsi-D
lgmpkins Geoves 6usnhs Scos Vim
ten ard Saunders Hunst VI wssu barB =
us Boz WheeuckJ wo5dr eolsas n LII senInb co
Mtea-A wright &eo-J Wyatt 6boYale il &co-ZslaeT
King 6eo-aud order. . - ~ ''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-13
RECEIPTS OLE pRnnunn.

.ouisnseamer Henry Ghoesu9oo s lad hhds tobacco
ss as B5ysa s1pss9s
Ssssa %sE = as a. Il 50
brady eaAa asis bSs AM qS
i, corn JAMES, Connolly 49, ej a. dS do
aoS somstsie Eager &eod fse az bs IS s
ID s. 81 q s. TPST ms do
aaRRIsoNBu " swiney-s tsea co. Is h
S,as Hss ssd Brothers
Tss sooys was Tshl ped BY from
sss e h's ss ~. 4s fsEs
s5s Hsss ae1 (, T S
ds0t IA al sa xaPsoSk sss Saw
se %sh Bss
roa ss2 bAes eoton IS hnds sug.r. 44' q Anchenf-
CINCINNATI-S Gamer Yuba -l5n bbIs vbt,kr !, ].
Ss5 Hs do d s e. s s rs sss ss
- sss sss, ssfh lands
e. ham IS g rod
sr N hsssrnN s ID x. sr5s
a%Ss tss H. srs,es s Iasssh 70 her
ssa as do
ss ss s a,s ss nd. s s'sef9 ls
IS s.sa
sss si,, o..a
Sss SsSa s,s boxes
Thompson aess Do ~ H Pod
az sss' s.; 5: ss -
a. 90 Ss IS h 4. beef Wright hooks
MANI trunk Pase- bhla mdss Srons @ 9a-
valves j NJ kel &co-suhdries TO = -
ST LOUIS-Seaner RapIes-ll6 Robs,, Altar r,
It'd s ST. s ass, a IL y
hacansy-3OU do -four Conn ly do Ke1,s RI
eo-s39 do do HEWITT Norton spps Es'
&coia bags corn te9 bbs flour Shaw acoad do FeoHa9
oIiss do do Wills Rawins-lI do Moore Ysu,nn,s a. a.
~ hhds tobacco W g Robnsop-l0
Pderit &co9sS 100 do a. aaa bnS
aoo 90 eats 20 do potatoes 10 ibis appes
NJ ore &coas7 do do bos James Duhnn-s, BAG no,o,ds
" Grens bbls apnes Bca Bsnn.ttl4
BIKE ehsrse ~ htins butter Dolson Sonss
Seo--3so do do Grief &co-9 hro, A. n
tobacco. = ss 'o'eoh 60 hhas
st L0uls-Steamsr Elsphant-so bbls Eager an, H.
90 % bass hen Os,s by HaeAuy80
Daley @co7e do do Jamss Connolly &o.ods Rssp Bar, he
g s aieohi Mocny Boe k eo rope PsmsIs Bvo
s6n bts hides L Mann o. bagg Tutan Whiti I'll
1870 pE lead Buddeeks c70 6oiis bsggne Soras 80.
Pope Ellison &eoin2 *. iron il Fo
-1 DO apples w Benton &co6S ks wheat Yestman Snao
b5s apples 81 balss hay vancunT
WOOD LOW bale cotton Greenwood &cootai
BAYOU SARA-Stesmsr Laurel Hl-ls bales new co.ton L. NH
order AAs~suuufest 10
NCkSRURGSsamer Preem-Ios bales cotton Pavne a H.,,
In7 aelemors Raybun IS MeFae Adidgs cafn a. AZ
Davenport seobo Buchannon Carroll Buckuer siam
~ Davis jenkins 6eoS Redg IL Roberta Terri
80 Jehn watt @ees6 Ward, an23 Thonhl AGO az
ampeei Stpng95 Watt Sykes Noble % Ieels Er,
zen Stevenson &co-ls Beck Ricksb Laisndela Carru
rfllohnId ece-is jackson &cti2 Vaudeville
2 Aaamso Byns, Vance &eoo Donovan aeo.s MI
n &eoS Ftlowes Htwkins uddy Bnosr -.
Brothers HsIdiog-s Viii am athsr, -
Pipskard &co5 Richard Nagen Aco5 BeIknnp 60,
new cotton on beard. 80 pAiss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-13
Passengers Arrived by Steamers
From NEW YoaK--Bv the Grenada; ..==

FROM New YoRK-By the Grenada;
nes Larochells, Bsumia child M, ,.n,l
mrs Rahbup Louis Layenburgh, Mitchell, Mrs Montague
Barses and WIFE, Copquegood Harrington wife, John B,y
Darnevy Jssup Lave Clendeling. Tn mas, Roll
Shiss Conln Mclaughlin Costa Moody James Has
" Green; Kenny, Tool, ] Roger, Joues -ss'''
From II sana-R MeGegor, Domingo Moulin j pes.n,
G1ndon Hun Batiata, Lannstt ny, 10 sresraee
From Calouia-A Guyol and Rsnne. Chasneaa Tim
Tsnt a eunenthal and lady, Hart N Pere Bopn,fod Mr.
Srsen Mrs Jos Prnre, anu Is ia steerags. -
FROM VERA CRUz-By the 0rizdba:
Mrs Taentss, DcRbedi Lscomb Rufno Ponti Mrs Pan,
e9id and servant Dlmo children Mss
Adriee Wo d McGory Boyle, Lynch, and stssage
FROM Bayou SARA-Bv the Laurel Hill:
hme Ransom and servant Ayrry sister Nina Chan
man Miss Chapman Mira Profit Miss Bay lady and
Bailey II paI ay; "a hpa 10y mIsss Hsyss Mis-
L9yeEng Webs Taylor Trspogne Haydel Gardner IL
eoos fsntoIignss, Carter Lacroix ADb Rnyns MeCsn
csy, sed9n, huesrr, Seweli l. sigur, Roeski. ' M
FROM BRAzos SANrIAGo-Bv the Nautilus;
Maonsp Mrs Fentop Buruaids, Mrs ana dsusbts
ntaop aay and Mr Molrs
" Muir M,s Tha,c Pearcs, Carter Larnsd Howard era
Mais GDwdy-0 on deck = - 'Sfs.' N"'eeaas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-13
CePPER-FACED TYPE.
EESHE NEWTON COPPER TYPE COMPANY

- in giving notice of their MO- 8 10 No. IN
NI street. entrance No. II FnnAo strees beg 70 AJAX III
receniy made in wof @s Na''
We have also, at
PERI aeing Type Store otyle Fiaies, Cuts etc,
feature
BOOKS he principal
nspseoa Of pr1ea II bal eyed that this Will
abing them to glance, compare Styles
from thu of parties
through TINS directly
One q the stock holders his company London, and
opefates the Invention Of Dr. which will
liar ess OF ge.ng type from there should any 81 our prOn
dest it aud 6idar
The Of Printers this city and eewhs for the as,
three The OF Copper Faced Type 70 leave quite
about the value
the comparative of supper and type meia the
IA two
three tines more durable work poaue
com ion by rendering
lsltsrs oi ne aiphabel easily da,ingu,shabls.
have
have, Iot the
aaene the only pacs IN the United whore Tvs
Tl Company PATENT and ali persops are ca
nnss sad Patent, either Type
nang CoppeTf by oEhsrs THE Company
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-13

ARRIVED.
Steamship Granada Gr1 New York I'd Havana
on intsfnl to Jennings laugh Asa9d distTcs.
Y M" gan--att district -
fhomsto firm Brazos ST. Jsgo. Pin instant via
D. saIveaion io'n instant to Harris Mmganst district.
sy, hddng 10 days from Boston, - Hynson hcssd
n' May sesens days from Beiis Hepdura Roataa
8ehr "a Barnard Stone dsy. frun sabne p 10 Ahbrdsa
Point. ~ ' - -
fuscsn aSop IT Lov Dupouy day Ehsn Bars AGO.
~ WILL cargo Tor Mstsntraa and Browrs,iio
5tes IN Es
" r swiney, Bov'es. from tttakspas,
aenrV GAoiea1 Rudd, from st Loul. o.
yub4- kslsey ON Linsipai
Oregon MsterE, from Mobile
4 lpifes Dowty from St Long,
Elephant C"yio gon, from ST Louis
Lanfei Hill, Cotton, Bay GU Sara
Prtucsss HOlms,, from Vicfsburs So ".z...
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-13

NEW YoRK I'D u.rIa 80.

NEW fohk VIA ANA-steamhip Gpnada Assoried
VERA CRuZ-seamship osaba- setie r Lopez-io
rs puE Ayshdsnosoo de Fueu-
BRAzos ST JAGo VIA GALVESTON Steamship Sau,fus-
$1,000 seee GrAhsm1o do NIX
ssao specs sss5zeneggr John
MARKS &eoSOog = eabalsroSe9o Pr-au CArts2su0
co42bO Price, de92 o. Murray
100 Southmasd Harriion ochereai gold Mcdowell
sesete WstlmsnB0 Perez uit5a6 BancBin
Ciaaaeaaoo sInt Lswis 100! berde Kqa.sTo s5asa
heai M y order Fesun-WW
u bhes cotton Mcdowell Mills Nugut &co-a4
do do Converse &col5 do do Ta
Pe1s2n6 do GO McMahon-2 bales order-To,al ia
bales cotton. " = - " "
BosToN-Bark Lucy-ss4 tons ice to order
BELIZE HoNDukAsss0s specie Eg,na-ICs1 Gen.
vsrfe &co-1vo DO and lou 1861 specie.
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MEMORANDA.

Steamer Rspdes, Capt Doty. the 4h
steamers Henry Chotsau Adisc Esphn ioding
olssS The May Flower Fiord. sod F.cy advertised
leave with dispatch. Tbs St Louis aing owy wi
feet water IN the ch 4nueI to Cairo
Steamer Yuba Cart Kelsey on Instant Heavy
ran had fallen and h Ohio rising ba, no on the Mississippi
steamahp orzsba II at Vera FLASH VIII
con- master. 70 aa for New York on the 18th ins
Steamer eph WIT left the sh sad reports TX
water IN the MAslssippio Cairo and ,aionary,
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EypoRTa

aALsEsIoS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eharlei Morgan
30 po nour !, 90 s69 saks coffee,
l01 d anaP, 70 bales baggi & lag
Red Folso ibis vinegar tar do
hser 10 pigs thairs gware
tea 70 DO biscuit Do cheese 10 cases
aonnsr' eas 900 feet uder and sundres
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LIsT OF vKssKLs I'm poRr NOT oLEARED.
Rurks
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

"1..e MONDAY MoarIss. August 49, 1866
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Charles Morgan, Place. for Galveston Isdiane
sehr Red Fo1, sbsa for Tsmpioo, o WieEhsm Eso
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