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moo e1ErY STORE
lie C.. HI.

TNIIE Und sry grateful for the en-
l. coural sived during the few
months he Ii Eaced in business, calls
the attention lends and customers to
the new and npply he has just re-
ceived. AS lea Of his stock, he may
mention fe
FIR UIT NV cline and Of all va
rieties-Lem Ses, Pine Apples, Cocoa
Nuts, Apples.
C4ANDL Candy, assorted; Can
dy Toys, AIN !, pindnr Candy, Kisses,
Assorted Tenn fops, &c, DC.
NUTS Is, Pecan Nuts, Wal.
nuts, Almond
PICKLA .s, any quantity, and
choice qualitit
PRESEl ftrons, Currnnts. Figs
Raisins, DC,
DOLLS- Aia Rubber, Alabastc1
from ten eel kt0.
TOYS-T Ter, Brittania, China
Velvet, Sand, kumbling. Glass. Mag
net, Box, (all $ zes,) Drums. Rattles.
LUXURE cco, Segars. Oysters
Eggs. &c. Oy he very best qualit.
will be served hours aud in any man
ner desired
WEDDLN- TIES furnished in fir
style, at short n at Columbia prices.
CHRLS1Af VIDA YS-Cracker
a full supply; Candles, Torpedoe
Wheel Rockets, H.. Triangles, Serpent
Sky Rockets. an bther combustible ft
fun and frolic.
In brief, his q Iii, select and compr
hensive, he hav his own personal q
tention to its sci Id he again asks Il
public to call O being satisfied of b
ability to please y and prices.
Remember til next door to La
sons Tin Factory
wM. c. MOORE.
Dec S If
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SAMUEL M'Donald, who recently died in
Baltimore, left an estate valued at $500, 900,
which be bequeathed to various charitable
institutions, to his friends and relatives.
He was one Of the richest men Of Baltimore
Among the bequests is the sum of $4,000
to the Second Presbyterian church. He
manumitted all his slaves.
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- E@ H& H M o. A8%@e
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
WIZARD. BURCHARD d. CO.. Augusta, Ga,
w are now receiving, by every steamer,
Large Additions
to their stock, of all that is
New, Elegant and Useful:
Such as Silk, Silk Barege, and Lawn Flounced
Robes, Barege DeLaines, Rich Challes, Lawns,
TISSUES, Bareges, Ginghams, Calicoes Lace Bed
Spreads, Wide Scotch Diapers, Linen Damask,
Huck Iowelling. Napkins. Doylies, II 4 Cotton
and Linen Sheetings, Irish Linens, Farmers and
Plan ters' Linen and -Drillings. Cottonadee,
Chanlbrays Linen Lustres.
-ALSO,-
Family Mourning Attire. complete assortment
respectfully ask attention.
Iheir prices to cash and prompt paying buy
ers will be such as cannot fail to give satisfac.
tion. a3TNsr "a &c
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Dissolution.

ME Firm of GRIFFIN, GRAYDON d. co.
was dissolved by mutual consent, on the
frst Of January last. Those indebted will
please call and make ssstlsn,ens ssitfoW dklav
= With: 8. E Graydon, who has charge Of the
ceoks papers &c: We dislike to-. dun" our
irlenas, but ip this case I'VE have no choice
wee In debt, and are compelled to raise
money We hope. therefore, that this call will
Coksshdry. AprHti 1855 40 NJ
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Lam SALE.

Lam SALE.
T OFFER for Tract of Land, fsz.A., fA
l. lying on bd of Turkey HiiI
Creek, in Abbevil let, about five miles
North of Cokesbur bt, on the Cambridge
road, containing
6S rc-s.
About one lundre burteen acres bottom
land, some fifty Of fs mfll-pond bottom OF
the richest and mo uetive quality; three
hundred acres I'm hland; tho balance
On the premises comfortable Dwelling
house, having nine all necessary out.
ouildings' Blacksl bop, and a
Fine n Ant Mill.
This place is situi lone of the most desi-
rable and healthy n Ehoods in the District
OF State.
The place was fo owned by Reuben
Robertson, deceased y known as t.the Rob
ertson place"
Persons desiring q khnse land. would dc
we'll to come and Sc ttrnet as I am conf
dent they will be pl tSith 4. as we'll as The
terms on which " ~.
ARN. ROBERTSON.
Nov. l, 1854 % If
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POETRY.
[From the n. y. Express.]
The Coffin Makor.


%s The Coffin Makor.
Rap-rap! from morn till night,
Nail-nail the coffin tight,
What reck who wants the box to day1
They're all for Death!-so rap away
: The journeyman whistles n jolly air.
While plying his arms, all brawny and bare;
Tho coffins are gloomy against the wall
For ragged or glded-or great or small.
Rnp-rap-from morn till night
Nail-nail--the coffin tight
A tiny coffin he hammered in CLEO
A prattler's that smiled on a mothers knee;
Then lullingly sunk to frozen smile,
With fearful kiss on its brow the while.
Rap-rap-from morn till night
Nail-nail-the coffin tight
A shrine for beauty Of sixteen Mays,
:, He raped away, never pausing to praise,
I. face that had lovingly shone on a crowd
Who meath the enchantment had burned and
.. bowed,
- Rap-rap-from morn till night
- Nail-nail-the coffin tight
This cofin-a youth to minstrelsy born,
Who sang and was heard with souless ecorn-
Askylark stricken, he fell to the dust
a But time will not let his memory rust.
Rap-rap-from morn till night
Nail-nail-the coffin tight.
With glittering craving this coffin gleams-
For ono who reved in luxurys' dreams.
Who plunged into pleasure that wealth can give,
AM. killed himself quickly striving to 1.-Two.
Rap-rap-from morn till night
Nal-nail-the, coffin tight
Form ono of old pine and stain it with red,
For-only pauper-what care how bred!
Or whether for one who idled apart.
Or want shed blight on an honest heart
Rap-rap-from morn till night
Nail-nail-the coffin tight
A narrow coffin for miser's grave,
Who yielded his life in striving to save:
So closely he labored to hoard the dust,
lie gave his own frame for want of a crust.
Rap-rap-from morn till night
Nail-nail-the coffin tight.
A noble coffin for the warrior frame.
Whose eagle spirit no peril could tame;
Who battled for freedom. country and right,
And died with his banner still waving in sight.
= Rap-rap-from morn till night
Nail-nail-the coffin tight.
Tho journeyman whistles and smiles in glee,
For here is a coffin he likes to see
That Of a Doctor, who hoped to endure,
But perished, with all his science of cure.
Rap-rap-from morn till night
Nail-nail-the coffin tight
One day this journeyman's time will come
r. round
The clay Of himself be boxed for the ground,
And thus reaper Death, who harvests US all.
Will find with old Time, funeral pail.
Rap-rap-from morn till night
~ Nail-nail-tdat coffin tight.
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FXFCUTOR's NOTICE.

4 IL Persons interested in the Estate OF
n Mrs Jane Hairston, deceased, are here.
by notified thate fnal settlement Of the Same
will be msdein the Ordinarys Office, Abbeville
District, on the nth day Of May next. Those
auested to pay up on or before that day, and
those having demands will present them inme'
DAVID KELLER, Exec'E.
Feb 18th 1855. Al 8m 49,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
dew Spring a. Summer Goods
c HA M B ERS g. MARSHALL'S
CHEAP CASH STORE,
Ia

~ w - - ~ ~ W. ~ ~ " " n l. L y
CHEAP CASH STORE,
AbbevilIe G.. III.
WE are daily receiving our New Spring
Stock, comprising the latest ST ylcs in
French. English, and American MUSLINS and
CALlCOES,
French BRlLLIANTES,
Fine Muslin GINGHA3IS,
Plain and Fancy BAREGES,
Blk, Co d, and Fancy SILKS,
Straw BONNEIS and Misses FLATS,
GLOVES, HOSIERY, Bonnet RIBBONS,
und PARASOLS.
And an unusually Large and Cheap Stock Of
ENIHROIDEIeIES,
Swiss CURTAINS,
Gents Straw HATS, NECK TIES &c.
We most respectfully invite the attention of
the citizens of this District to the above Goods.
We announce, notwithstanding the general
depression in the Money Market throughout the
country, the system of business adopted by us
more than year ago, namely, CASlI--and to
which we shall rigidly adhere-cnables us to
offer for the coming season, very large Stocl;
| ut prices to suit tho
HARD TIMES.
We will constantly receive additions through
! out the Season, of new and desirable Goods
from New York and Baltimore.
March 81, 1855. 40 IF
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The State of South Carolina,
AbbeviUe District.-In the Common Pleas
Joseph n; xA''"''' Attachment.
James G. Speer.
WHEREAS, the Plaintiff did on tho thir-
w tieth day of March, instant, file his
declaration against the Defendant, who (as it is
said) is absent from and without the limits OF
this State. and has neither wife nor attorney
known within the same. upon whom copy OF
the said declaration might be served: 1t is
therefore ordered that the said Defendant do
appear and plead to the said declaration. on or
before the thirty srst day Of March, which will
be in the year Of our Lord ono thousand eight
hundred md fifty-six, otherwise final and ab-
solute judgment will then be given and award
MATTHEW MCDONALD, G. GP.
Clerks Office Abbeville District
March 80, 1856. 48 qlyly
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The State of South Carolina.

AbbcyiUe District.-In the Common Pleas
A. NJ. Benson Attachment.
rs Thompson d Fair,
Wm d. Lloyd. Plaintiffs Attorney.
WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs in this case did,
w on twentieth day of November, 1854, file
their Declaration against the said Defendant.
who las it is said) is absent from and without
the limits of this State, and has neither wife
nor attorney known within the same upon
whom copy of the said Declaration might be
served:
1t is therefore ordered that the said Defend
ant do appear and plead to the said Declare
ton on or before the twenty-first Of Novem-
ber, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-6ve, otherwise final and alb.
solute judgement will then be given and award
ed against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C. G, p.
Clerks Office, Abbeville District
November 20, 1854. qly ~
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The State of
Adbev;lle District.
Britt &'Cowan /
Edward Jones.
VVHE6h;SEAass' 6;S As ~
Der. 1854, file their
said Defendant, who
from and without thd
has neither wife nod
the same upon whom
ration might be servo
It is therefore ordeI
ant do appear aad pl
ton on or before the t
ben in the year Of ou
hundred and ffty-fvt
solnte judgement will
ad a 0eo - Al, It,,
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NEW TAsILoR SHOP,

NEW TAILOR SHOP
AT ABBEVILLE c. H.
TINE Undersigned respectfully informs the
i citizens Of Abbeyills village and Dis.
trict that he has opened Q chop for the purpose
OF carrying on the. :
Tailoring Business
on bis own account He will receive orders
from town and country thankfullr. and will
spare no paine in endeavoring to please his
customers, both in the quality of his work and
prices. By strict attention to business, and a.
blilty TO- do good work, ho hopes to secure q
share ofpatronage.
,tB shop on Main street. next door to
"Moore's Variety Store"
MAY q, ls6bly] FREDERICK IVES, ;,
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THE INDEPENDENT PRESS.

QrASDARIEs.-Knocking at the wrong
door, and hesitatig whether you shall run
away and say noting about it, or stay and
apologize.
Crossing tho road until you see zig
coming one way and Il cab another SO that
Hyou move Oh You are sure to be Knocked
down by one, and if you stand still you
may possibly be crushed by both
Finding Yourself in Il damp bed on Il cold
night, cogitating whether You will lie still
and catch your death, or get up and dress
and pass the night on the two canebottom
chairs.
Paying your address to a pennycss fair
one under the impression that she is an
heiress and, on discovering your error, hav.
ing the option Of marrying the young lady
er Of being shot by the young lady's brother
Dining at a friends house, where you
must either drink wine till you become in
toxicated, or refrain till you become disa
greeable.
Coming to four cross roads, one of which
you must take at random, or just walk
back milo or two and inquire your way
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A PKoPos1T1oN.-Wea are authorized by
a gentleman of high standing and an old
line Wing, to say that he will be one of
ten thousand men to pay hundred dollars
each to raise a fund to settle Southern men
in Kansas. Itstrkcs us as an excellent idea.
Let this be done and it settles the character
OF that territory beyond question.-cannot
the ten thousand he found in Georgia and
cannot hundred thousand in the Southern
States2 1t would be well for an organiza,
ton to be formed in every county in the
South to raise fund for this purpose. II
there are in this county, or elsewhere, any
who are willing to go into it, send lis your
namee.-Corner Stone, Columbus.
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Abbeville @. H., March 10, 1856.

THE STATE OFssoUTH CAROLINA,
Ao6sDille DistSses--szn Equity. RI
IL, D. Amended Petition TO
sarah Ss ;9s and receive share Of Estate
IT appearing TO my satisfaction, that John
~ Rosamond and Sarah, his wife. defendsnts
IN above case. are absent without. the HSnifs of
the State, ON motion Of Melowan and Perrin.
:fro Pet ordered. that said defendant "a 10 3.
pear, and plead answer or sdismur 60 thss ala
petahon, within three months ftdm chs date;
them W. H.fPARKER G 81 ~ s.sss ss 1,1's ~ =
Commits ioner's Office g K s. 81
I Feb. % ls65.ssz2 =. S Il An ~
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A LSO, That Final settlement Of the Est,te
"A OF Hezekiah F. SMITH, deceased. will
be made in the Ordinary's Office on same day.
:, All parties concerned will take due notice Of
the foregoing. appointments, and govern them.
selves accordingly. PETER SMITH.
Admir- Estate of H. F. Smith.
April 20. 1856 81 I'm
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MISCELLANY,

To You've MES.-Some odd penius
gives the following elegant advice to Young
men who depend on father" for their sun,
port, and take:no interest whatever in bust
ness, but are regular drones in the hive
subsisting on that which is earned bv others.
Come, off with your coat, clinch the saw,
the plow handles, the axe, the pic.axe, the
spade-anytbing that will enable Won to
stir your blood Fly round and tear your
jacket, rather than be the passive recipient
sGf the old. gentleman's bounty! Sooner
than play the dandy at<dad's expense hire
yonrself QUITO some potatoe patch, let your.
ssei. to stoP hog holes, or watch the bars
;and;Whens l, syou think yourself entitled to =
resting spell, DO at on your own hook.
Get in the morning round at least
twice before bfeakfast-help the old cen.
t!emanMgive himS now and then a Iift in
busiDess, learn how to take the lead, and
not depend foreveron being. led; and Won
have no idea how the disicplsne will benof;t
syon Dothis, and our word for 1T, YOU will
seem TO breathe new atmosphere. possess
g pew frame, tread:a new earth, wake to a
new .deatiny-and yotis may then begin to
aspire 70 manhood. Take Soff, then. that
is,ng from your lilly finger, break your cane.
snAyes lol your upper Zip, wipe your,,osa hoIJ
snR. yoar .,s heads and, by all means, never
ssss 1s.ss Sc. tne bread Of idlepess, nor depend
s2n :, ~. .ss;2,-IE. "S3
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ysAszesAD sHAIrT THou b. ON ~, INV
lsA g Esz tsgqent iisgo,iifhg the ronnds ls
.'of TIC. paper tdat Matt. Ward saa he
Ss,ssfds jn Qsleana, drjviSn tsss. I
shprses md spjoyfiS sthe ssa,,rt lsss
ts usually sxfe1d S EespeStsbss - 81
q ceIrsspends 81 sffii6 ev. .York obasyn.
e sIn wfltiHg ffom New Iean1s; sayss fb;.
Sls 4 great mistake, and sAt tiiasss' 81
s,hgtes Hotel last wiIfef hans 'esase.
slAdysSh6 knew ;sI ~
hand dancing5 and Sc 4 IS I, ~ sssstsss1
would d.intsa dios him s6 N III |s;stss
ii considA dArsd hsfa 81 q, fS3|
outcasts sit tie mari of sfss,' 13s IS
his brow, - e !s9s S. q. slIl
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PRrNTERs.-Lord Stanhopc was priu
ter! Franklin was a printer Berange,
the great French poet, was a printer
Theirs, the great French historian, was
printer
"If brilliant star
We're stricken from, the dome of night.
A Printers Press, if planted there,
Would fill the vacuum to n hair.
And give. perhaps, better light"
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N. B-1 have on hand three second.han
BPugg,es. Zone with toP.) one light one-horse
in.) also two new Bnegies and mora A. arow;no
that l will sell cheap for cash or cash notes'
bnt bear in mind that you can save ten dollars
on every hundred by paying cash, and also
ten cents on every dollar by doing the same.
EFT.
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Executor and Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to all parties con.
~ cerned that a Final Settlement of the
Estate OF CHARLES A. SMITH, deceased,
WI! oe made IN the Ordinary's Office, Abbeville,
-" PETER SMITH, Exor.
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SPECIAL NOTICE:

I WISH to inform my friends and
L customers that I am still in the &8E
CARRIAGE BUSINESS, in this place. and
ready to do my work well, and as low as DOS
months.) -, 9sss y ~ - - .
But wish to be understood that from tb;s
date all Jobs done at my shop. amountins to
hVe dollars and over, must be settled fof either
oy Cdsh or Cdah Notes, before taken away. =
NY reason for this is, that my stock is cash
my hands are cash, my provisions are cash. and
cash must have for my work. .eg
5 Z
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Ath CarOlina,3 I
Hhe Common Plea

nth CafOl1nast.
y4he Common Pleas
8 Attachment
Thompson & Fair,
& iintifs Attorney.
Elintifs in this case
day of Novem-
against the
- is ssid) is absent
@ Of this State, and
etney known within
.y Of the said Decla-
hat the said Defend
o the said Declaras
Fifth day Of Novem:
one thousand eight
srwise final and alb
be given and award.
oNALD, c. c. P.
trict, I ..-
DIV 1Y
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IMPORTS.


BATH, ME.-Per ship Arkansa8-ballast
MASTANZAS-Per brig Adams Bbs sugar to Mor,
son &oo-los fruit to master - 7
NEW YoRK-Psr ship CIfton-assorted ndss
BoSToS-Per ship Thomas Jef.rson-bsllast
NEW YqRK-Per bark Uncle San-aslorted mdzs
NEW fORk-Per ship Pioneer-baIl4at 4te.ss
LlYERPOOL-Per ship Martha Wad-ss bbs vvata, ,,.;s
Henderson Gn7 oasea thread Litchfrd coa0 do Insn
-@5 do CfnHer
caks mdze II HoandlCe bd. hoops keg ryets W
col cask 9es Mesregor acos iiaqgsrtv 4
boT do do D H tiomeI Ffoso bales do i .
Btiley--lV mdze Equel d
5 baea do Burnside co-siss bags salt Whitney & co
GALVESTON AND MATAGoRDA Steamship AIexicoI76 hb,s
cotton Oakley ~kins-46 Rugeiy Blair Co.'S Yeatman
Curry q peacn Witam Bathurst Perkins Campb.
Cos Baker Calte.2 Garrison Farley jury L. T..
hams bb lids Hart &coSse1 gold Coos-ssuC0 IInion RAM
-ssoS5 Perkins, Gampbell &co-aundresto ~ W
MbLE-Per steamer uregon30 bales BadIey Villa, ,o
bates osnabughs MeKieroy Braiford-s1ndres 10 order
oBLPer schr Shphedets25 gunny bses ROE bbs
2s hbls spirits urpentne--to order = @e'' WV A tes'n
APALACACoLAPer Hcbr Ralph Pos-ls2 bb naval vto,s, n
CreeVy L. Fafwsn '" '''iea W
ford '' '""A''. " " a sssnd=
PAscAGoULA-Pers chr Forda-Soooft lumber to @ s,s.,
IcHEfuNcTA-schr Victoria-4O0O bbls sand 10 order
EoNFoucA-Per schr sylphids-aOo bbls usnd to order
ANTE RlFhR-Per scar Repuqic-s5 wood to mastsr
BAY ST LQu1S-Per scr Petit ne-40 cords wood
PENsACoLA-Per sehr Ela-67 lumber 81 bs pool
PAsCAGoULA-Pers str Jas sockton-l2o lumber wa5
10000 order nSfa ace
MADlsoNViLLE-Per schr Dana-4o fee, lumber to order
eoNtooeA-Per tchr ootavia-so.eoo brick to order
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EXPORTS,

BARcELoNA-Per ship sitess17a cot.onlqoo slaves
pAhosLoNA-FeE 'hiP Adsa-iol4 tales coon-s4oo
GENOA Per ship eottcnaao) savas
CADiz-Per ship Jalia-sO bids tobaeeo-s 100 slaves s
EADz-Pe ship Aatis An,ouol.s hhds eayes
ship WArnersoe5 cotton 1881 slaves
LINERPooL-Per ship Csreatc- bales cotton
sc4rG Monssas-4eo 1000 key, srda. bis
talUw-3s cks 81 hams " se -
bosToN-Ps hales cottonea7 b sks
corn-7Oe hides-25 bbia maEs- 5000
NEW YoRR-fer ship WesminseresI bales
es rope afttnglU5 bales hhds
pkgs miIs
NEW YORK-Per fchr Imogene4s on-s5s hbds suga
GU baia no'asses-l9 sags perper-25 mdzo
GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING
Dole bola hhis sugarlo
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sHERrFr's SALES.

FiyIa nsrzteT couHIl WILLIAM . sLoWER Va Iii cr.dit,s
. Oh NEw URLRAFS. FIazgax n, M,
9sIs. 1'
plRTuE OF, and In obedience to an or
der OF sale rsnderrd O:tobsr Aud Ia r M
tho honorable tbe firm Dsviet II ne~ Iylesns 800
entitled matter will proceed sell
hs crsa,tors Of sad nsoivn TUESDAY bsr ss AS
fo15 c'elock A. NJ on he pIsnaisss- '''.f ~
tbs furniiu eos able ot contain the hoa r.ss
On scsS sifsst No. 90. In tie Fira D. strict Of city,
And On the dag, At bs hoHr Of ~ o'clock p IT.
All aha ofce fornure contained oese No. IA sva,
street IN tie Fitss D;stfiet Of this ety. =
Tbs whole surrendered sid itovena their
Terms, cash en- the spot
VAUDEVILLE MARIaNY,
Ls.IL a = -.aEEI
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamship MeIsso Lawless from Galveston,
NIP roses 2s days from Bath Me- bsa Dew
Brig Adams Henry from Mantanzas to CASTILLO Parsrs
ship Clifton, Williams doys from New Yo,l to Hiardl.s. dist
sap Ihonss 5easrs0a s days from Boston Jones'
Bark 9nes saa Cole, Is from York to M Harrison COX
Ship Mar b. Ward Stone, days from Liverpool to whitney
ssip p9aeer Montgomery it aays New York to WIN Mussd
sehr Pe.s c0nkin days from Apslaehieca csyy
basin ~ e'ia' 10 F0oi'S' Nso' @ GU
s ssT s assss s ,s pfs, . $.
e eaI Y a. Mo- ,fo e ponioaca bs.in
sehr EIorida aiaga from Psseasoe sia-D.'ia
senr Enterprise, Bscku, from Patagonia
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ship CaInys4 sand,, from Bah, Maine "a ,5.4 ~ %a
Ship Globe from Hayre ...l--5-
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