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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-18

q Succession Of MICHAEL GIMBEL.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifh Judi
~ cia' District Court, Parish OF Terrebenne.
To all to ,claom it may concern.
Take notice that a meeting of the cred
iiors Of the Estate Of Michael Gimbel will
be held before A. J. Delaporte. Recorder
of the Parish Of Terrebonne. at his office,
in the town Of Houma,
On Saturday, November LIST, 1856,
at eleven o'clock A. NJ, to take into con-
sideration the propriety of selling the pro-
perry Of said Estate, to fix the terms and
conditions Of said Sale and to advise con-
corning the interest Of said Succession.
- WITNESS the Hon. James L. Cole, Judge Of
said Court granted under the Impress Of the seal
1df said Court and my official Signature this the
18th day Of September A. D.. 1856
81 sEstIa. II NEWELL, Clerk Of said Court.
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soeBI-SULPHITE OF LIME.

WE for BI-SULPHTTE OF LIME
w quality lowest market and favorable Likewise the
SUGAR LIME The
article the BIZ
Sulphhe. z.a
the abe articles mall otherwise will be promptly attended
to a om No. Common stree,N
cobe Is,
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GTATE OF LOUISIANA-fihh Da.
~ trict Court-Parish Of Terreboune. e --..- q
William Ross, ~
vs.. No. bO.
Ant,ine Dominique.

~ tict COuH-Parish Of TeYrebonne. --,a e
~'''':% z''.' 10. ESQ.,
By virtue Of writ of alias &. e., en-.
mating from the above named Cat, ID
the above entitled and numbered sui
there will be offered for sale BY Aubis
Rourg, Sheriff of said Parish, al the Codt
House, in Houma, sf+
On saturday, 1sf Of November, 1885,,
between IL o'clock A. NJ, and 4 ottt
P. M, the following described propet!!
to wit -. 81 sst
A certain tract Of land situated, lying, ~
being in the Parish Of Terrebonne, on De
left descending bank of Bayou Little Gail
lou, being part of Section No. 20, Tom
ship Is; Range ls, measuring four Y
penis front, with the depth Of surss!'
bounded above by land Of Collins =
Dedrick, and below by that Of Mahh
Hebert, together with all the building
and Improvements thereon and thereusS
belonging. 55e
Terms Cash.
Said sale will be made to salts! 10
principal, interest, and cost in The aDs's
entitled and numbered suit. -
97a' ' A. BOURG, Sheriff
PnTish OF Tefrebonne, September 25th, 1856.
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Nos. 8 AND 10 ST. PHILIP STREET,
Thibodaux, La.
II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
IN a large stock of Fresh Provisions, and Western
Produce which he afford to supply P ites and others
with on terms advantageous than they purchase
them in the city of New Orleans.
His supply of FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES and
LIQUORS. very extensive, and consist in part of the
following named articles, viz:
APPLES, Dried and Green, kErcHUP W a'hn' tomato'
AIspIcE LARD. No. Leaf;
ANrsErrE LoBBsTErs;
AVE HANDLES, LEMONS
R.Cos Hams, Sides and LAMPwIcK;
shoulders: LIQUORS. Cognac, Chapagne'
BrEF Sasar-Cured: Peach and New York Bran
BUTTER, Goshen and West dies: Old Bourbon, Irish
ern and Rectified Whskey; ia
BEANS Navy; maica Rum; Holland Gin,
BISCUITS Soda and Butter; etc etc:
BREAD, Pilot and Navy MUSTARD, Creole and Kent y;
BucKwHEAT, kegs and boxes; MoLAssEs;
BRooMs. Assorted; MAcARoNI;
BLAcKISa, .Mason's;' MATCHES, Friction;
BASKETS, all sizes; MACE;
BUCKETS, Tin and Painted: NuTNEGs;
COFFEE, Rio, lava Mocha; NUTS. Pecans and Almonds:
CANDLES, Sperm, Star, and OIs Olive, Lamp and Lard
French Taow: ONIONS;
CHEESE Pine Apple, Eng PICKLES, Assorted
lish Dairy ami Western PORK, Mess and Prime;
Reserve Potatoes, Sweet and Irish;
CHOCOLATE No l; PEACHES, Dried;
CANDIES, Assorted PEPPER, black:
CoRpIAL~, do; PEPPER SAUCE;
CtsARs, excellent asm't; POWDER Sporting and Rifle
CARDs, Playing; Pipes, Clay and Stone;
CINNAMON; RAIsISs, Malaga;
CLOVES; a,, RICE, Carolina and Creole
CLoruEspINs; SALT, coarse, fine and table,
CoRKs London SUGAR Loaf and Brown
CAPS, Pefcns<ion; Soar, Bar, CASTLE and Fancy
DEMIJoHNS, All sizes; STARCH, FON's and Colg,tes
EGGs: '. SNUFF Scotch and Macdboy
FLOUR, St. Louis aad Ohio; SARDINEs
FISH, Cod. Mackerel, and Shot, Buck and Drop;
Herring; SAL 1ERArus;
FISHING TACKLE; TEAS. Assorted;
GSGER; TOBACCO, do;
GARLIC; TIN-WARE do;
GARDEN SEEDS, VINEGAR;
HAMS, Sugar-Cured WINES, Madeira, Sherry,
INDIGO: Champagne, Port, md Red
JuGs, Stone; WASH BOARDS etc., etc.
And, in fact EVERYTHING that is usually kept
in wholesale retail grocery may be had of him
the most reasonable terms. "
A. B. Raglan, and 10, St. Philip Street.
August 2. JS55-n3tf Thibodaux. La.
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DR.. McLANE ELS
CELEBRATED
V E r M I F U G. E
LIVER PILLS.

They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
The VERM1FuGE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The Liver PILLS, for
the cure of LIVER Cow
PLANT, all BILIOUS De-
RANGEMENTs, Sick HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR.. C.. McLane's Cele-
brated VERM1FucE and
LIVER PILLS, prepared by
*. ST. t"';',1 @aes.
SOLE PRQPR1EroRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting 10 DC VeI11ll1uge'
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
with DIR. McLANE's, are
worthless.
The GENUINE McLane's
Vermifuge ana Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores. t..rs fsss65
FLEMING BROS, : 2
81. 60 WooD ST., P1rTsBuRGH, Pa.
q, :. e. iss- l Sole PrOprietOrs.
> GSpld bv ScovIL & MEAD, New Or.
cans, La. ..,ysa4.at ssl.s@ ,-aS aeg8,5e
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Ha5 DOCTOR d. L. MeEvERS FF
OFFERS his professional services to
~ the citizens Of the Parish Of Terrebonne Once ,t
Bergcr's Hotel Houma. auc9
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

fully, 10 the free exercise of that right, and
must be protected in the enjoyment of it,
without interference on the part of the citi-
zens of any of the states.
The southern boundary line Of this terri
tory has never been surveyed and established.
The rapidly extending settlements in that re-
gion, and the fact that the main route be-
tween independence, in the state of Missouri,
and New-Mexico, is contiguous to this line,
suggests the probability that EN- mbarrassing
questions of jurisdiction may consequently
arise. For these and other considerations
commend the subject to your early attention.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12

MURDER IN New HAVEN, CoNN.-The east
ern papers give the details of a murder in n.
Haven, which has the merit of bsng singu-
lar in the modern annals of crime. A man
named Justus Matthews, living in Hamden,
was murdered by fanatical old man named
Elder Sly, and BY the instigation of widow
Wakeman, aged about 70 years. The parties
belonged 10 circle of spiritual believers.
The old widow was the priestess. She COM
planned that Matthews was bad spirit and
troubled her, that she should di. if he was
not removed, and that in such an event the
world would be destroyed. She So worked
upon the fears of her followers that during
that night Sly killed Matthews by beating
him senseless with billet Of wood, and
then cutting his throat with penknife.-
He has confessed everything, and has been
arrested. 1t is one of the most singular ca
ses of delusion and guilt that has been de.
veloped since the revival of the spiritual era.
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PRoMPTNEss. We learn that all claims
presented against the county republican cen
trail committee Were promptly paid some two
months since. We believe this is the COM
mon practice in this county, except the prin-
ter's bills: These are generally the last bills
paid, though they are needed most of all, and
should be paid first. Our bills have never
been promptly paid Besides 1855, part
of our bill for 1884 is unpaid, and for town
ship elections, we have seldom been paid at
all for the tickets printed. We don't like it,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12

New York, Jan. 8-The Herald's Wash
ington correspondent telegraphs:
Mr.. Marcoleta has very important news
from Nicaragua. The substance of it is,
that there is general uprising of the ci,i-
zens against Walker. The principal men
joined the opposition among them is son
Of Rivas, himself in reality mere prisoner
Of war in Walkers hands The speedy over
throw of Walker is looked on as the proba-
BILE result of the new movement.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12

Forces IN THE CRMEA.-The Russians
have now in the Crimea fourteen divisions
of regular infantry, forming grand total Of
l25, 1000 men. To these must be added some
1000 militia, (by this time probably incor-
porated into line,) $4,000 cavalry, and 49,
900 artillery and sappers; in all, say 49,
900 men, The Allies have in the Crmea, in
all, about 100000 infantry $4,000 artillery
and force of cavalry diminishing every day
by the transfer of this arm to the BosphoruS,
bat which. during the winter, may average
5000, including Bashi Ba2ouks in ali, say
l73,00O m"r
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G3jtorial *45uoe.

We have made an effort to print the pres
denps message in this weeks Journal, bu,
owing to its great length, and the very cold
weather, we are only able to present all tina,
part relating to the general condition of the
government. All that portion which has
been denominated " Pierce's stump speech in
favor of slavery" we are compelled to omit.
1t is very long, and goes the whole figure in
favor of the most extreme southern pro-sla-
very doctrine.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12

A FAIR "TAKE OFF.'-Tha Cincinnati
Times says that few days since three young
men arrayed themselves in crimson horse
blankets, and paraded the fashionable pom
enades in that city, causing the lady-li
young gents with their shawls TO blush not a
little.
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No speaker elected yet at Washington.

The weather has been uncommonly cold
for ihe past week On Monday night, at
o'clock, the mercury stood Is degrees below
zero. and at daylight next morning, "a deg.
below zero.
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Gov. Medill's message is published in some
of the large papers; it is longer even than
the presidents, and we shall not try 10 print
it. We have not yet heard Of ANYBODY who
had the enterprise to read it, We are very
sure 1oe shall venture upon no such fruitless
labor
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12
Ohio Legislature.

This body assembled on Monday, and, un-
like congress, organized without any wrang-
ling or difficulty. In the senate, Lieut.. Gov.
Myers In the chair. the following officers were
elected: w. I. Bascom, of Franklin, clerk
E. Foreman. of Wayne, and G. n. Shaw, of
Brown, assistant clerks; J. n. Faxon, Of
Lorain. sergeant-at-arms Shirley, of Perry,
and DR.. Mather, of franklin, assistants.
In the house, Nelson H. Van Worries, Of
Athens, was elected speaker J. S. Robin
son, OF Hardin, clerk w. G.. Howells. OF
assistant clerks Brent, of Morgan, sergeant
alarms Hamilton of Greene, and Barker,
of Seneca, assistants.
Gov. Medill delivered his message to both
houses on Monday afternoon.-[ Times.
HALIFAX, Jan. S.--The steamer Arago,
from Havre and Southampton, with London
dates to Dec. 18th, has arrived She brings
lao passengers, and merchandise in value
over two millions.
Sweden has formed an alliance with Eng
land and France. Rumors of peace still
prevail. Count Esterhazy left Vienna for
st. Petersburg on the 10th, with important
dispatches, containing proposals for pacifi-
cation. The propositions have been sub
mitted 10 the Gar, and are, first, the Black
sea to be closed against war vessels of all
nations. Second, general protectorate of
the great powers over the Christians of Tur-
key. Third, the free navigation of the Dan
ube to be secured. Fourth, the forifications
of Bomersund & Sevastopol not TO be rebuilt.
1t is said that if the Gar rel fuses acceptance,
Austria will withdraw. her ambassador from
St. Petersburg. But we guess she won't.
| Both the London News and Times express
strong doubts of the Cars acceptance of the
propositions, in which case Esterhazys in
structions are to return Immediately.
The difficulty which existed between the
English and French governments, relative to
the conditions on which peace should be
made, has been arranged, it is said, through
the efforts of the King of Sardinia.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12

sng~The Kansas Tribune has been removed
from Lawrence to Topeka. the new state cap
ital established by the constitutional con-
vention The paper has been suspended for
weeks heretofore. and the first number issued
since the removal is the only one we had seen
for three months. We are glad to see that
friend Speer and his paper still live to battle
for the right. Those wanting Kansas pa
per, would do well to take the Tribune.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12

Those two excellent monthlies the Water
Cure Journal and chronological Journal, for
January, 1856 are unusually interesting and
valuable Now is the time to subscribe.
Send S3 to Fowler & Wells, New York,
get these two Journals and the weekly Life
illustrated, and you will have something nice
and good Why do ace get Life" so seldom?l
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Tribune Almanac for sale the post office
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. @. @. W0ODMAN.

n Q. WO0DIANs WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
tuccessgr to Jarvis Wcodman corner Common and
Magazine streets New Orleans and in choice
DRUGS, SELECTED MEDICINES, PURE CHEMICALS,
ESSENTIAL OILS. Medicinal Extracts Fine Perinnery and
Fancy Soaps PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL, INsTRU-s
MENTs, DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, BRUSHES, French
and American WINDoW-GLAss, PAINTs. OILS, DYE
sTUFFs, etc. 8ss& @
Druggists Physicians Country Merchants Planters who
purchase Medicines Of quality may rely upon being suited
Orders promptly attended To-. s9#
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE.
Receiving arrivals England France and Ger
many large assortment Of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, GLASS,
WARE, PERFUMERY, BRUsHEs,etc. Among which ere
1000 boxes French window- Glass, assorted Sizes NJ
100 lbs Conrads Hydriodase Potash.
1900 ounces Peletier FIR. Quinine. 5-
150 lbs 3ander's English Blue Mass.
100 lbs 3Iander's English CaIomel. ~"
30 Jars Carbonate Ammonia.
3 cases Carb. Magnesia.
10 cases Caicined Maguesia. ti 4&
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS.
1900 ounces Of Quinine, Power 4 Weightnnau.
50 ounces suphate Of Morphine.
10 ounces Acetate Morphine. VA
r- 50 ounces Stryctnine. }4 -z-5s a--4
100 lbs Am H. s. Caor,e, bot.
200 lbs AM II s. Caorne, in rs lii boxes. .
. 80 kegs ref Salt PetFe. lL5 49,.
Is dozen Chloride Soda.
1G5 lbs Nitric Acid. H-.-
~ demiohns Aqua, Ammonia
IL derniohns Sweet Spirits Nre. -
10 lbs pure Nitrate Silver, sticks.
3 lbs pure Nitrate Silver, crystals. atgz
10 bbls Alum
8 bbs Ground Alum. .a
POWDERED DRUGS.
warrant all POWDERED DRUGS sold by me as strictly
pure having been selected personally, in their crude state
and powdered for my sales. Among which are
200 lbs Powdered Ipecac.
$50 lbs Powdered India Khubarb. =" m
$50 lbs Powdered Cantharides. -
800 lbs best Powdered Bird Cayenne.
$50 lbs Powdered Grm Arabic. IVY. .
1000 lbs Powdered Cream Tartar. a..
200 lbs Powdered Tartaric Acid. I .'. ..
% lbs Powdered Extract Colocynth.
PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
10000 lbs Pure White Lead. r.....,.
10000 lbs No. White Zinc Paint, Am. ".
200 lbs French Snow White Zinc.
20 casks French Yellow Ochre.
bbls Copal Varnish.
G bbls White Danar Varnsh.
8 bbls Japan Varnish. -a
7. 2 bbls Coach Varnish.
600 gallons Spirits Turpentine.
500 gallons English Iinseed Oil.
50 casks English Venetian Red.
60 bblB Lamp Black. -"-
100 American Window Glass, assorted sizes from
Shy Toto "a by 80.
100 kegs Yellow Ochre in OIL '1Y ...s
100 kegs Venetian Red, in oil.
All of which will be sold at the very lowest market rates
o. o. WoODMAN, New Orleans, La, and
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mr.. KILLINGS cARnIINATIvE AND AS
~ TRINGENT SYRUP-An Infallble Remedy for CHOI
ERA INFANTUM OR SUMMER COMPLAINT OF CHILL
DREN, CHOLERA MoRBUs, DIARRHEA or ANY IR-
IRREGULARITIES OF THE BOWELs-The long and sue
in the treatment Of all the diseases for which it is
nende together with the highly respectable testimony which
numbers its efficacy in the of the Bowel aec
tionso Children Darrea Cholera Morhus and Dysentey in
grown persons entie higher confidence than if were
one of the ordinary hunbug medicines Of the day which
to perform miracles and all the ills of life Its charac
fully established in the hands Of physicians OF the
highest character the following letter from gentleman now
aresident of Lockhnrt Texas. will show;
sDELTA, (Coahoma Coz Miss, May 81, l347.
o. o. Woodnan EsqDear Sir-There are but very few Of
the offered the public to which would be will
ling lend the sanction Of my NAME however humble
be- either world of letters of medicine Observation
and experience however, forced upon the conviction
that Billings, Carminave and Asrngent Syrup is very
valuable compound prepared upon scientific princplesper
ecty in harmony with the laws of organic eand therefore,
ahough its ingredients kept secret to rank higher
in the scale of remedial agents than nosum II affords
me pleasure TO be wthou the fear of successful contradc
toni to add my testimony in favor Of its efficiency safe and
pleasant remedy in all bowel complaints for which
tereng chronic Diarhea and Dyenery and
mend many others and i'll instance where such
preparation was indicated, it proved successful.
Respectfully yours
D. N. PORTER, NJ. D.
For sale wholesale and retail, by
o. o. wooDMAY.
corner Common and Magazine streets,
ie125md&w New Orleans Ia.
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sHERTEF'S SALES.


F1yra pIsTEtcr eouR-s cry OF NEW oPIFlA V. Roe
Wy e1Tsan u sERT FEggIsoN.No !. ~
70 NJ by Dc s hons e Re aS cosr
New Orleans IN the above cause viii proceed self public
s Msse s q Ps l ss s
Ta Il: ilgsiR T aeIsoi oTs 81 sts.s on IL
Bare II tts saaare boIndsd " Pasn Jossyh, Front
plan IT j. 4. Beard 81 lie dae IF Jannafy iS5 ind d.
ResItsd e E shs slise q q esnas Fable
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ss ii NJ sas les asRs
s me- ais ss fss ss as n from ~ NJ m
ss aS4 ~ fs ss sR e
tes 81 itsh n a fulton aad Front each ~
and ~ feet iC INCHES end line aid North Market
Seized in the above eause.
TERMs--Cash Oh the spot. s5 S58 55 g z5 @5s4
tyl4 20 aai5 Sheriff g;he Parish Of Orleans.
c ssls sass Fl yEH h5r 9E
GUs0s. No II.2si. Il zt
sas a sE%Fs H. S
y Orleans ans, isa hg h, Resssta
Commune entire cees dc Camp e de asans ps
FEofs usRTafs ss ss s Il ias
st borne par les rnea Fulton st. Joseph Front e asc
ps s 81 "2 a b. sas s 81 II
les Nos ct les dts terains ayant esuFe
lie No. B Il peds lgnes de chaeane dss aes Fniier
Front III peds S Iignes de profondenr sur L
lie lot No. me.ure GcacIent "a peds Ignes de face
gnes sur ia gne qa e sspare da No s. peds ponce
s I'll
l2 Pes P2ees gnss ss "a s q l. Spaf e
CONDITIONS Compliant moment Dc ra5|Hdieasien.
jyl4 % au15 Sheriff de la Paroisse q Orleans.
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DISESERNTNG FRUIT-A NUMBER OF PER
who have been putting up fruit in AIR TIGHT CANS
have stated that they losing large quantities by fer
entaon, and inquire OF the of the difficulty. This
easily explain without first seeing the There
many Of the made which, think, il will be
difficult preserve fruit.
sPRATTs PATENT CANS decidedly the safest having
around the whole channel for without which much fruit
will be lost Those who used them last year perfectly
satisfed.- Extracted from Louisville Journal.
ALST0N, MYGATT & CO.,
1mdtW < Cam street
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- s@.,-.gt WEDSESpA1y August Dt lSOo.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
schr MARTHA Harrison for Pensacola, John Hurley &co
ARRIVED.
Ship ,a1cona White 81 days from Boston, to VIM Dewey
Span gark servaaita, Vera Cruz,
t.S Stat on. & t8t 49,
schr Diamond Bowen 2aays from Pensacola John Hurley
~ &co--Basin 95s5Es Gis'
sehr Scott Huntington, days from Mobile TO nasterasn.
Schr Polar Star, Whitcomb, from Coyington--Basin.
schr Gen Washington, Weston, from Pearl RYer-Basn.
sTEAMBoATs.
City Of Knoxville, Tefrebonrn, from Lockport.
Cora Anderson, Carroll, from 81 Louis. "a
W Graham Kerchiyal from st Louis.
g y Jr. Landry from Bayon Sara
Ed Walsh, Wood, from 81 Louis
Ceres. LaiNirthe. from ST T3alIza 5 = I, + r.
Oregon, Myers, from Mobile. Z b"
Towboa Conaueror Brown from The Passes-went down light
18th uft--brought up slip Francona
Towboat Olivia Palmer from the Passes-toed down and to
29h Mt ship Old England and batl. Mary Annah-
brought up to the Quarantine Station bark servandits.
BELow-coaING UP.
Baxter, Lowell Sco. - + s'rrf
Bark Cfowler Palme from New York, Creeyy & Far.
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