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9 l ne heavens may be dark, and the
PAIN before us seem leading through the
ueser' and the sea- 1t matters not mpcb
Il 1t SO De we tread it with fidelity and
'FusI The floods shall part before duty.
ana the fire pillar point out a hicbwav
iOsh The most barren wild. 9Th.
1Ofu OF hosts is with US; the God of ia
cob Is our refusa.o
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WORMS IN HoRsEs.-A writer saws
no one will be troubled with wornv bor-
Ses' II he will put strong handful of
Slfted ashes on their feed, three or four
times a week, and once in two or three
weeks scald some wheat bran-a few
hours-with handful of ashes for eacb
horse l should prefer each mess by it.
self.
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CHALLENGE.

will match my young Stallion, Prince Albert
three years old the 18th day of August, 1856
against any other Stallion of his age in the United
States or Canadas, mile heats, best in 5 in Har
ness for 81 900, half forfeit. The match TO come
OF over my trotting course in Jay, or the Union
or Centerville Course, L. l., the parties throw
for choice as soon as the match is accepted. The
forfeit 10 be deposited with the proprieors of La
fayette Hall, Broadway, N Y. City. The match
TO come of between the 18th of October and the
10th of November.
The above challenge will remain ouen for
acceptance until the 18th of June.
ALBERT N. STEVENS.
Jay, May 10, Is5e-23ws*
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~ 1here are persons who speak a
moment before they have thought there
are others with whom you have to un-
uergo IN conversation all the labor of
'nelr mnds-they talk correctly and
wearisomely.
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10 DIvEsT CALVES OF VERn1S-T,
olten happens that calves become covared
win vermin, causing them to lose fash
and look very dull. To clean the CALI
a very aisagreeable piece of work; but if
'ne following recipe is adhered to, thew
VIII become clean with a very little from
PIE. Give the calf a table spoonful of
birthstone for three mornings in success
.. SION Il I. one trial does not completely rid
'Hs can, the second will never fail 7
nave tried it several times, and il hos
Oeen enough in each instance.
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- Mans love is but one of his manv
7eeiings; IN the scholar, it is subservient
TO his thirst for knowledge; in the patri-
o, 1t yields to the worship of country 4.
glory halOes the heart of the soldier {:
oui with woman the affections are omni.
potent; they absorb all other thouob,.
and make all other passions their slsves
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TRUE PHILOSOPHICAL noble heart
IKE the sun, shows its brightest counte-
nance IN Its lowest estate. We start in
life with great stock of conceit, but it
grows less the farther we 90.
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Il L DUNG ARTIST Scene-a dandy.
d ragged urchin, and some stereoscone
pictures hanging above the reach of tbA
juVenlle') Boy-'1 say, sir-heave me
Punch. '
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WILD DAYS OF YOTTTH

., the wild, wild days of youth
Ny royal youth;
Ny blood was then my king.
Maybe little mad,
But full Of truth!
% my lips were like a rosel
And my heart too;
10 was torn out leaf by leaf:
Alb. there be none that know
How the leaves few!
% they dropped in the winel
The royal wine;
There were showers for the girls,
Crowns for their white brow.,
and for mine.
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jDoetifal 5eleftrons.
For the Standard.
REST, LOVED ONE, REST.

REST, LOVED ONE, REST.
We've laid our loved one down to sleep,
Our fairest and our youngest born,
And DER her grave the winds viii sweep
Until the Resurrection morn.
lis vain 10 reason, tears will flow
Unbidden Ger the marble urn,
Prom the deep fount Of hidden woe,
For she may ne'er to US return.
Her resting place haIlowed spot,
We've decked with flowers of purest bloom
And feet profsLe may enter not
Todesecrate her peaceful tomb.
Our idol love our hearts deceived,
The hectic flush, the brilliant eye,
We saw but o could no, believe
Our cherished one so soon must die.
Like stars upon the vault Of blue,
That pale before the coming day,
Or like the mornings balmy dew
She faded from our sight away.
in the bright spring day Of her years,
With high wro't dreams of joys to come,
She left this sorrowing vale of tears
To dwell in Heaven, her spirit home.
Her loss we deeply here deplore,
And Natures voice is in the moan:
Earth smiles not as in days of yore-
The wild bird hath sorowing tone.
Though sorrow walls with leaden pail.
The earth, the flowers of fairest bloom,
And tears like gathering rain-drops fall,
Wrung from the spirits rayless gloom,
lwould not call her from the land
Where nought but peace and love is known.
Where dwell the blood-wash'd, shining band.
With golden harps of Heavenly tune.
Yet one fond wish here express,
II it be not to me denied,
When dead, together we may rest,
Once more reposing side by side.
fame would bow to Gods good will
In all things on this changeful shore;
His every wish in life fulfil,
Then johnny ransomed child once more.
roy. rp
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% An Irish doctor advertises that the
ueat may hear of him at a house in I;f
icy street. where also his blind pat;ant.
may see HIM from ten till three
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HOW TO CoNvERsE.-The thread of
conversation is sustained among several
persons by each knowing when to take a
stitch in time.
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e The Kentucky American saws
the Whiskey crop" will be greater this
season than it has been for years in Ken
lucky. If this is true there will he an
increased demand for that other Ken
lucky crop-hemp.
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' The sun is like God, sending
abroad life' beauty, and happiness and
and the stars like human souls, for all
lleir glory comes from the sun.-.son
Paul. ''-''
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GooDNEsS.-If good people would but
make goodness agreeable, and smile. in
stead of frowning in their virtue how
many would they win in the good cause !
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~ Guests should be neither looua-
clous nor silent; because eloquence is for
the forum, and silence for the bedcham-
Der.
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HOPE IN THE DARKEST HoUR.-Tbe
iovlIest valley has a muddy swami tbe
MODEST mountain a piercing blast. and
the prettiest face some ugly feature. The
iairest Is most subject to freckles; and
the handsomest girl is apt to be proud
the most sentimental lady loves cold pork.
ana the gayest mother lets her children
go ragged. The kindest wife sometimes
oVeriooks an absent shirt button and tho
tondest husband forgets to kiss his wife
every time he steps outside the gate. and
the best dispositioned children in tho
world get angry and squan; and the
smartest scholar will miss lesson and
'ne wittiest say something stupid the
wlsest essayists write some nonsense and
and stars will fall, and the moon snffar.
eclipse, and men won't be ANGELS nor
earth heaven.
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FRruE.-True virtue is like precior.
oaors--sweeter the more incensed and
crIchcd.
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* a man ceases to be good fellow
'"e moment he refuses to do precisely
WHAT other people wish him to do
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a Physician Wanted /

WILL sell my House and Lot in Irasburrb :,
$500 ueod Physician and Surgeon. and give ro y
IgssiGn Immepiately, for the small sum Of IS
tbrlI =. Dollars, which is not more than two
cIan is as good as any other in fbe Stata Inysi-
ris rom me business that have done in ~?
49, of me last fifteen years, should NOT
Sluer II second to any in the Comfy p III.
gTne ana see Tor yourselves, or write and VIII
nv ILL., III Lst Of my customers, and show Won
O1no.;,ins, ano then you can Judge for yourselves
easy. Aeiihs OF payment
Ira.bn.ut y. SAMUEL TUCKER. NJ. D.
iasourgh, VT, May lst, ls56.-Istf
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THE WAR WITH KANSAS.

THE WAR WITH KANSAS.
The Escaped Nun Ten Years. an,ouo
the Mall Bags; Il Tour among the
Planters; Nine Years among
the Conuscts The Mirror
of the Horld The
History of the
Great Vest;
TIE
Confessions
Of an Attorney. Also
Dicks Works, and fresh
supply Of Hay,Oards Gazetteer.
Mrs. Stoa0e'S Works, together Nth q
large lot of Religious, Historical Rio.
graphical, Medical, School. Gift
Childreas, Blank and Miscel-
tdneous Works,
~ numerous 70 mention at prices that cannot
fall TO give entire satisfaction.
he has also large supply of RibIas ,,b;,b l.,
- selling at MS usual extremely low prices from
twenty-five cents to twelve dollars.
THE COTTAGE RIRLE
at his former price, SAFE.
lie would cal particular attention 70 HE osso,.
LehG OF stationery which is now coD,nleta e,,,h,o
sins tam ana tancy Note and Letter Paner from
. 70 70 cents per quire. Envelopes from cents
per pack to 8 cents EACH and everything connacN
ieo with the Stationery line at prices CORRESPOND
ing with the above VII poiio-
He would just say that he has a lo~uo l.. =
School Books on hand which he is Trsn, ~ "
ton uoiy aii c0nlpess-
;, he IS also prepared to furrnists matar;als Co.
pDl@wlng suca as the different kinds of Draw;noy
raper, lube Oil Callers, Prepared Canvas Rrnsbss
the importers city prices. 4'n'iiigS' aI
Thankful for former Eavors. he boras r.
upright course of dealing, and carefSl eY an
non Of all works of doubtful tendency to 1os-
. anu receive good share of public patrnnaoe
Oraftsbury, VT, May 81, ls56.-22-tf. :"
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Competitors Defed /!
C. C. Kellam.

c. C. Kellam,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARy
iRAsBURGH, VERMONT.
LGre constantly on hand and for sale FIJI
supply OF Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals t,I : a .u
Dye Stutfs, Trusses, Abdominal
Supporters and Shoulder gr,css r..
Af',cties, Cloth Hair and Tooth brushes rns6 q
Bogle's Hyperion Fluid. Colder
oi0s S. ana lyons kathairon for the Hair H,r
G, hs0n'' Lewis and Hutchins' Hair DYES, mar
stationery of all kinds, Plain and
rancy Coiored Note and Letter pane-
n OA celebrated Columbian Perfumeryy.. var =
faney Soaps and Flayorino Ex-
cines of fh agent for all Popular Patent sIsdi
lras6urgh, January 4, 1s5s-la
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GOLD PENCILS AND PESs
HOLLOwAy,S MEDICINE
Notice

Notice. -
~ DAGGETT will psy Casa = =
v. Calf Skins, am Dairy Skins. . - =
FOR SALE: more Of those bLs
made by T.. SANITY, which canned =
any one ii the County.
SHOES Of al kinds, Cheap for CssA-
Irasbnrgh. Feb. Is, 1856 --s-H
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- Beauty is the Towering of virtue.
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HOVEY & SMITHS Cash STop5

Mr.. EDTroR:-We have just received from Boston the .
Goods offered in this Market We give deov and
that you all other friends may know one place in @ ~
Goods be bought fair value 'eanS Ca
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HARDWARE, GLASS AND CRoCKERY wARr

Their Phys ology, Functions and Spvp,r 3
ders OF every kind, with never-flilir9 3.
dies for the speedy cure Of ali dises,-
private and delicate character \
cident to the violation of tbs
Laws of Nature and of Ma
lures God.
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COLLEGE LOCATED

WE College is located at Barton, DC
De even with the times have got sa =. =
UOODS- We have TO offer in Connee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-05

SUGAR AND MOLAssES. Sugar was in good request,
with of $40 hhds at steady preesOf Moasses about
1900 sold 3G3+c for Good to Prime, and 3c 4
gallon for Choice.
FLOUR demand better and some 1900 bbls were
sold including 500 Sperfne Tennessee at s., 800 at the same
of 500 bills part in ORDER ut and 100 Choice
Extra (E1npre) at 50 e Dbl.
GRAIN. The supply of Corn light, and the sales
confined 10 about $500 sacks of which 1900 White and White
Mixed Sc 1000 the and 500 part from store at
54M56c p bushe Nothing of any moment was doing in
Wheat OF sacks St. Louis sold 4Gc and 10
Prime Ohio at Acc e bshel OF Bran 100 sacks sold
Soc a 100 ID.
PROVISIONS. The sockof Pork very light, and
noticed only retail SIT Dbl for Mess Bacon 25
sold in several lots at sac for Shoulders md S
&c a Ii Ribbed Sides OF Lard 100 kegs Good TO Prime
lOc 80 bbls No. So and Monday GOO kegs
a about l0c Il ID for Good to Prime.
COFFEE. The demand good and $500 bags Rio were
disposed Of including lll $50 ut 1a, SIS at 1l5
725 at II q, 425 at ll7G and 150 at lee . ID.
Advces Rio 18th of January have been received
North They the sales of Coffee for the United
States in january only Bugs The clcarances
hand bags. American lots quoted
nj 5400.
HAY. Small of Western selling from second
hands s3sGlS4O d tom
TALON Lower, and $40 hbls City Rendered tao prince
were sold Monday at lO1ac II 10.
WHISKY Small lots of Extra Rcctifed selling at
| 37@371sc = gallon.
FREIGHTS Cotton was shipping Liverpool i'll British
| and American vessels at sd.
| EXCHANGES. Demand moderate at quotations.
Sterling oos ,I ~ IIa
New York sixty day bills s8Ql2 ct dis
Sight checks on New York taEa4 us
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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

ST CLIARLEs....J W Palmer, CT; + C Manning, Aexan
drn II Manners, Memphis: II Scott G + Monroe, No
ile Nole md lny Rnws"n md lady Ohio Ball
Galveston; Ma,thsws lady and sys Miss Matthe "
Matthews. A1a u Pickcn Miss r NJ Corey, DIR We'de
rn cty i sanders 6!een; J Jones Ba2n Ronge 5
II Tucker ana, svt Miss EskiScr. Perkinsr IL Meek
iaion'Ghc beatty Spcarsjr, Ky; Humphreys, Ala
ARCADE.:..W Swift, S Rasboro. J Hamilton, b A
Carter Ala Iindmnn Galveston; d Walell and Ark
J W lraner, La o Moore;J Bailey, Virginia; + Bulls,
La; Peasants o; Meyer. Overton, Joseph Jesse
Canton, Montgomery, La; 3 roeret v y Webb La; W
Campbell, n o. Ednionds La q Butler, Liberty.
ST LOUIS. + Is Scott La; ,Jno Claiborne. N o: Mrs DR.
Jennings Nashville; Mr. Courtney, Butler, West FeIiciana
! Ogool, Miss Wardwcll Coast; Jno McRown, jackson,
La; W W Chapman. Clinton La
CITY C Garfield, T'alist; Frank Ianter Aberdeen; F
Ycllcr, Thbadx; D DegEs, Gillespie Miss Il NJ Tindal,
Craze, SIniowcr; Nichols lie; C MortinOrc, Baze;
tlac Va ,irs II Gillespie, Jas Baird Byrd
Jones Ala; Sherwood, Clinton Hubbard VI ande ralc,
Tenn; II Martin, Fla; Mrs Dortch chill and svt Tenn j
onier''onk, J Young lady, II II Wara;h n Y; Smith
w raner, Ala A kenal. jackson: w Ector, Miss '
Johns9n ca GIN Yrs GIL Misstiil Ala; BY Lowe jr,
Min . Armstrong Mont; ! G NcCrca: ri CoMpse + Sat
gMemnc; b ifardenan r Melrose; Edwards I.eavenwoh
GhaS II Moer Mont John Thatcher W Thatcher, ycport,
II y Nicholson, La.
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sEEEs u SALES.
FIFTH DrsrRIcr CorRr JOSEPH PATCRZo VS.. The Caron
or NEW ORLEANS. 5 deiet ImproyeInent Company am

FIFTH or Tnw ostss Y Ts and
RY VIRTUE of an alias writ Of ii eri facias
1 Z assf n h By a as ssS
e sSss hs the s sna Toys
't!sst R4liS IS5f T fS4 81 sXS Gen.
t ty a Il The 7 late Municipality No ne
Nass sss II ps ss1s Ts
a a. sRs ss i Fl f t ey
Ss e fa. s and a dessnatsd az NJ
q hs 81 sss
before a. @ II 81 ss g. 9arasi
Seze4.in the ADORE sris.
sf e sSePs ssf asy
e ena z ef e afisns 1 ssss
security bearing six per cent interest per annt date
sm51o17a1 Sheriff If the Parish j Orleans.
c1SourEsE Corr DE DISTRICT 2JosEPH PATuRzo w. In
DE lions Dc s4dneet :; JMs FaRRE No.
qssms co s &c fastfs e rs @
ans kooas &c s. Louis
eps assa Pf sas afs c
y Nsn a a pa ao
yoyer date sH 8 Dc feTer M etude
l. eF;n e e, ssp ,s i NY Ct 20 es s
R Snde s n sss ga -
pouces ge "a !iene q1 lie seare dn
s a ap6et de aese aa apporte 4 Chapea nore pu-
bic en- cette Vile en- date du 81 aoht ls4S.
eriee eaa + seeonas ct dernisre Ia
pronee cidessus decre Reimbursement adjugee plus
Sant deEs po99 L PIX gu e a sea T
avee caution bonnie sovabe porant nterst
Fan de la date hypohe4ne peciale sur Ia popee
's''t1'' ''''' p1''"i p''''i' JOSEPH HUFTY..
| m51oI21 Sheriff de la Parosse d'oFleans
SKI! 2sss!SE ssss1s fH5}Sh fEM
e ~ b of WIT IT. Of eE fae It e &
Orleans in the above entitled cause Marigny late Sheriff
shfH I'll e
Louis street between Chartres and Royal Streets THURS
nSisS FL of oF = situated in the Fourth Dis
,rict Of this city No a. bounded by jackson Laurel
on Jackson street By loo feet in depth = s''
| Seized in the above suit t8I.. s..
/ TERMS-Cash on the spot. .astg-.
/ JOSEPH HUFTY
fe2l2 q ms. Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
FOURTH DlsrRlcr counr DAVID AEIv lille VS. WILLIAM
~ V vi 9faR of writ Of fess iaeias to me
% directed by The Honorable the Fourth District Court New
EFF fnsd I Il
A. NJ my Warehouse, No. o Jefferson street: in the Second
ONE LoT Or jEwELRY as per inventory which can be
TERMS-Gash the spot. -..-:-
JOSEPH HUFTY,
fell % MI 5 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
EorArRExE Cow DE DsTHcr DA VT MELVILLE M
IN yERTT dun wrIt DC derI 1aeias = moi
Nousee Orleans dams i,aaire eidesns je proeedeai e
JECDI ode mars 1856 II heu1es A. en- mon masasin de
depot si,ue No. g. dams lie e District de cese
S LOT DE BfJoUTER1E suvant inventaire depose en-
mon on, bureau 1ea po4E Feeo on f. ->-
au H19%sns Dc p4diasa'i0n
fell 25m1 5 Sheriff de la Parosse dtOrleans.
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Vanderbilt smith, from Key West and the Florida
Steamship Maxico Iavcss, from Indianola Galveston
to Harris q Morgan-lst district ~
shipGmrIiGk Eo3e Liverpool 2sh DecenbF to mas
Ar Whitney ltco-ist district p, p
Vim Whitlock-lst district.
Ship orina fpanj G4I4sro ence for Barcelona, returned
Schr Corah Oliver days from Grand Caillou TO aster2d
scIr jane Elizabeth, picd from Southwest passsd dis
ssch Roam Wood days from Sabine Pass, to Goldenbow
sclr JEFF Davis Anderson days fgo Pensacola, Pooey,
ssl ssils, @,iiake: days from Mobile to W Newton &
co-Basin. ..
se!r IIironieIe from Bay s. Lonis1Basin.
sclr Christopher Columbus from Bay ST LoIs-Basists
scls Mary, Cullun, from Biloxi-Basin. a
Scur Perseverance, Gagal, from Covington-- Basin.
Sc!r Union, NarciaSe, from Coyington-Iasfn.
S Sch Trssidsnt sad s lf1,a eMi River-BaSn
Scfr Ealster, kock3 from Pearlng,on-Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Della, Mogner fr0. St Martinsville.
Fapdcs, Dowty: from Grand Ecore.
FLORIDA, Frost, from Mobile.
G Bealer, Shaw.5fron Montgomery, lake end
Pontchartrain Railroad.
ee yS"G s o1s o 2 F fs Wa ay9n Msson'
? + kimlmll Withcn'ury, from Shreveport.
Laurel HILL Hooper, from bayou Sara.
Soutfcrner. Kirk, from Mobile, via the river
Towboat II Bell Renhardt from The Passes=towed dow
and 10 sea- 10Th nit. barls Diana and Alelia Rogers
scloones Indianola, Rhodah Bulah and h W Tul-camF
up light.
Towboat 1elcs IaPlace, from the Passeswent down light
brought up ships Vim Nelson and corina, schooner Cora
Towoat Thomas Nc Daniels rennega from the Pnssesowe5
and Adler brig Odd Felow-brought up ships Garricl
and Rockaway
BELow-CoMINGyt
Slip Golconda, Kerr, from Malta 18th December.
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EXPORTS,

-imerica-sO hhds and % bbs
$50 bbls moasses IS do whisky 100 do -four 20 do pork
40 cks bacon bales hay, 80 sks oats 80 do coffee.
bales moss l2 SKINS 1850 wheat and
LIEERPOOI-sip Burmal-2i93 bales cotton.
BoSTON-ship Oxford-l32 bales cotton 1868 sacks
146S HIDES 1000 slaves
BREMEN-ship Fila Cark-3ol3 bales cotton 40 hhds to
bacco.
BARCELONA-Brig Ventura-G00 bales cotton, IS hides
1909 slaves.
CORPUS CHRISTI-schr Eliza Fisl-l0GO SKIS oats, 20 Dbl
-four 10 do whisky 20 bags coffee 20 bills potatoes go pkge
merchandise.
ST MARKS AND NEWPORT-Schr Vim r Pettes-aD
b -four 30 do pork 90 do whisky y do 1ardo Il bbs and s.
hi bls nossc II hds sugar. As casks Bacon IL bags coffee
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IMPORTS.

p GALVESTON AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEXICO
II see.ii RUGBY Bar keoll Bradley Wilson seos do
Yeatman &co + Ibis beef Moore &coI hxJ Adams32
Us: Sso PEEs jh rs5"i
5000 Union Bank. F'
KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PoRTs-steamship G Van.
bales cotton Anderson Mecal-44 do do l04 do
q Rogers &co--sundries 10 order
NEW YORK-ship VIM Nelson-Assorted merchandise.
L1YERPooL-ship Roekaway-lo2s bars iron Il bxs doT
Davidson2 cks soda ash B shueo4 linens % do
thread 20 ndse hid ale B trahaml6 crates eware Il
eware % do ware Sler3 ,. chains do glue Baquie
hware Richards soconb tco2 cks nails Robb sco
il { foiand-26 bales mdse samples Caner
co-9 mdses Eeisonl$ cks hware E Caldwell SEQ
so * yS
mse Dc rsyso2 cases do Wos
niise II echord 6co-35 6 cks Gance-3(
cs ale y bales 1nse ware It's
plates SO bdls iron to order.
LIyERPOOI-ship Garrick4ss6 SKIS salt to arder56 crate
cwure Miller pkgs mdse Gaunes do Marbury
Foster-l2 pkgs do johnson &co-2 cases do W Robin
son-32 pkgs eware TO order.
GRAND CALLOU-Schr oral-lo hlds sugar go bbls nc
lasscs Il males moss 10 order.
SABINE PASS-Schr Roam-l50 bales cotton do peltrie
s,rics oder-l3l hides 60 do Converse seo- bal
heres master.
PENsACoLA-sclr JEFF Davis-55ooo feet lumber lot lath
Pooley, SicO &co.
MOBIIE-schr Baside-33 600 feet lumber Philips,
BAY ST LOUIS-ScIr Airondee-20 cords wood to order
BILOXI-Schr Eudora-25 600 # lumber Belle 4 Safod.
BILOXI-Schr Pclican-S0, 600 # lumber: W Socker.
BAY ST LOUIS-Schr Christopher Columbus-25 600 fec
lumber j Powers.
BlLOXI-Schr Mary-2D cords wood to order.
COVINGTUN-Schr Perseveranco350 0O bricks TO order
COVINGTON-Sctr Union-65 cords wood 10 order.
PEARL RIvER-schr Prcsiden-25 600 bricks N Eastman
PEARLINGTON-Schr Falster-23 900 feet lumber Poole,
Nico kco.
BII.oXI-schr Dame Blanch-5O0 bills sawdust order.