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The Washington union., 1857-08-18

TOMPLETION of Panama Railroad d.--Rcduction
" CallornaUnited steamships New
York for pnwa the 9Th and Goth of each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama to San Francisco.
These steamships have inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety
The Panama railroad az miles long) completed from
ocean, crossed In hours The Of
checked in New York through Francisco
embarked Panama by the The
money paid all expenses Of the trip.
New Panama and
Of accident that the
entirely reliable.
leave Panama the day they arrive Mt Aspnwa
through each and take charge
and children without other protectors
For through tickets the lowest apply tho agency 7
West street. New York to l. w. RAYMOND
May 6--dtf
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The Fauquier White sulphur Springs,
IN VIRGINIA,

OFFERED FOR SALE TO THE PUBLIC IN LOTS.
VNIIS property has been held under an act of in
corporation since 1888 Tho chartered property then consisted
Of Of land N fsnqgsf county MY including The proys
charter 800 each The subscriber having subsequently, reacqured
hundred acres together with buildings enlarged greatly
proved The mo more cy to sell such @ and to increase q @
building lots with convenient streets of so feet width running north
city warrenon spngs These lots nearly surround
which include the Sulphur Springs and
buildings and improvements These sixty
also offered for SALE in shares in connection with the
and whom taken 70 be parone by getting $500
will constitute the corporation under the amended charter of
pany getting respective will
from Mr. o Hnde gentleman highest and business
qualifications to whom as trustee for the purpose the entire property
wealth shows buildings alone 1000
put ss Such property requires more liberal
willing risk and the fact that will be Interested the
Immediately company formed the present estimate.
subscriber will in the worst event get lot o the almost uni
ot which he build at the fountain Of health he
mens % build will be Irresistible and tho Of such buildings being
erected will mmeasurab enhance the vauc Of the Springs and of the
place The Rappahamock navigable the
spot very s energy would always keep the ss locks in repair
below this land Coal cheap be unoaded from the
at will and the facility transportation gives advantages
which lowell has for unlimited business The railroad already within
reach these springs three days a As healthy spot as any IN V
M an apuhun. WIN az an WY y M soa y -, no'
giving waters already extensively and beautifully improved ALL
Of aurng for the season. longer terms graduated
By their and q The q design . q The legislature in grant
This stenercd to the public at about the value which
by intelligent public nowpy
ested Almost indefinite profits may be relied on Il the plan of sale
sum ten dollars not required 70 be paid until the subscription be
and q sas prn s ~ pc es maae o Sy s assisted
trustee or other satisfactory for The may
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RANKING HOUSE OF CIIUBB BROTHERS.
Washington, January |, 1857.
,ARP0W 4and HENRY H0INfEg ap,

John D. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
eb this day admitted partners in The Banking House
Chubb Brothers. The firm this will
ST. Chubb, John Barrow, and Henry Holmes The
vcnpor Iowa, composed Of Charles D. Chubb Doupa
Alexander H. Barrow under the firm OF Brothers.
row, g. Co. CUBB BROTHERS,
Jan 1--dG
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/E W<e1e~
TO OUR SUBS BsCRIBERs.

Tho name Of win be entered upon books unless tn,
payment Of the subscription be made advance.
Distant subscribers money BY letter and all risk
WIN be assumed BY olrsciyes u Tansmssion
The COUNTRY PAYER nabihed trirecky during the session.
d oonsrsss aud weekly during tle rcooss.
Subscriptions Cor period less than year received ON terms
proportioued the above annual rates.
aB-PoSTllTEFs authorized agents; By
rendng us I1yE sucbors encoo 1--WE sFa-
subscribers with s25 enclosed win be entitled copy
graiiL
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WATCH Repairing and Engraving Watches,
ohronometers and pocket mekeepes
repaired by sk wormcn and warranted perform accurately
Engraving every description the STYLE including
cutting of arms, crests, notices, initials
- Visiting and wedding cards elegantly engraved and printed
NJ. w. GAIT a. BRO
Jewellers, 32i Pennsylvania avenue,
Jan 30--u Between 9th aud 10th streets
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United states Sale OF valuable Wharf Prop
erty and Lots the SchuyIkiil, adjoining
the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia.

NTIIL be sold, at public auction, on Tuesday,
wv tho first day September next TO- m, the prem
the United States wharf aud lots adjoining the Naval Asylum
also those between sppen aud South streets numbered from
90 inclusive according the PLAN which be the Office
the navy agent and at the Asylum.
The Of will be onea cash. fourth In six months,
and the other fourth twelve months the date sale
Receipts will be payments deeds viii be executed
until the final shall be and all the be
forfeited the OF the sale shall complied with.
Tho the right 10 fix mnmu value each
lot below which sale viii not be made.
r'f wM BADGER,
July 24-wtSep1 Navy Agent, Philadelphia
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NO aeau'u'n' VT 0'eOs =" "h'Aii
The Organization OF the Executive Departments
VI 'he 'o'''"oH' oi ING o"''0" '''S
r.rs pyp,r,sss,
The whole maehnery employed 70 conduct me business as out
q our I5e a nun az ,s ~ers s n, s ~pra sa u ne @
of se q ae United states E opy erepteep rs SoNs
p Of sa,e Goa Iswls Cas- ono Assist,n scyary of
as Hon Appeion clerk twelve clerks one trans
'''.'' 50 -
charge of all correspondence between tho department and other d.
sod 70 " b % s' IN ' ~ , % a' n
sent from the department and % IN
% % % % @ @ ass rel % a"S @ ana seGea % sa
Consular B,enhTh branch charge Of The correspondence
&c between the department and the conui and commercial agents
dispatches persons asking
IN, piJ.,,iuo a, e has charge of an orro.ropsepce and
Sourssmeai of Which the asparmop, Is earae '''' WV" '
80 !, -a :. II
Th Tdfdfiis duties are to Furnish such traaion as The
deParnent may require M also records the commissions Of consps
% and ye e0nSs when not IN English upon which eScqars are
,Y,rt or and ,Ie makes on, anareools
letters OF appointno and TO the Senate;
nkes out aud records cxqunurs ana records when in English e
- = ~ - n'''N 'N' - - - =, -
rolled a and resolutions Congress as they are received
from e President @ 'le & copies thereof
that treaties newspapers form
their throughout United States
department. writing answering
Has charge o ali Indian treaties and business relating thereto
49,, Z, u. ~, :, l,..., ! ~, -, ., c "a
seals e uaied States and Of The department and and
@ oron,s ar a a car"s af -
nys their s rer ali lot,ers from ,e commitment other than
aeAe1 u, , N.Y.. ~. , ~, ' sa a. 'o'efs i'o" u op''' oe ~
ine ui'o''a'o ~ a'N sV's'N"
CLh Of Ps and PdspotsHe prepares and records pardons
they ounded Makes and passports keeps
daily register Of al letter. other than diplomatic and consular, re
TO this business.
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e STAFFORD H. PARKER, Register,
GEORGE W. MUNFORD,

ETAFFORD IT. FAFhER Keglstcf, :
GEORGE W. MUNFORD
Secretary of the Commonwealth Of Virginia,
Commissioners Of The Sinking FtHd
Norse holders certificates who desire redeem by ator
residing the limits the United States acknow
before npo,enary charge dalaires
general consul commercial agent appointed by
the the United States foreign before
proper tho other
chief city corporation therein II residing
acknowledgment before Justice tho
notary public of deeds appointed by the of
Virginia sufficient In all the certificate must be delivered
RICHMOND, Va July 81, 1857 July 31---lawSm
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For Kansas and Missouri River.

FINHE PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
daily trains between St. Louis and Jefferson city connecting
with the Lightning Line Of Missouri river packets that leaves Jer
daily the arrival Of the train carrying the mails
and passengers FOR Bonneville Glasgow lexington Kansas leayen
worth Weston, St. Joseph, and all intermediate points.
Through Louis Kansas 4S hours and from % to SO
hours ahead OF boats starting from st. Louis.
The Lightning Line packets equal boats in the trade and
being required schedule with the mails
delayed waiting for freight towns their Through
tickets be purchased the principal cities of the United States
a n 81. I. MofESlCK
May 22-du AsstSnpt
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REDEMPTION OF VIRGINIA FIVE PER
CENT. STOCK.

r,HE holders Of the following certificates of debt
Il issued by the Virginia VIII take notice that the "Com
nisone Of the sinking FUND.- will proceed the 3l day o o
tober 1887 % redeem said certificates at the treasury Of the Com
monwea The holders said certificates required ON the said
3l oeobcr 1857 surrender the the office Of the second
auditor Whether surrendered not the interest thereon viii cease
OF that day
une act passed 10th February 1925, entitled An act making
further poyu 10 carry effect the et entitled IAN act for clear
and Improving navigation Of James river and for uniting the
eastern aud the James and KanaSa rivers and
for her ruuruos
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Episcopal High School, of Virginia,
Al HOWARD
Three Miles West Of Alexandria.
REV JOHN p MCGUIRE, RECTOR.
TIME seventeenth session of this institution will
L commence Wednesday tho OH september next
$3.50 board tuition, lights fuel mcnding payable
mi.annualy in advance.
music, and drawing charges
Pamphlets containing study government terms
sent o those who request them Direct to
REV. JOHN p MCGUIRE,
Theological Seminary Post Office,
Fairfax county, Virginia.
July IS-1aw10t
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July % 1aw6w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09
RECEIPTS aF pRnDuCE.

CAROLINA LAHDING-Steamer Capitol--I0 bales cotton
to Cuddy Brown &eoS2 W,che Seo-30 W Estlin Sco
"a Freilson &co-24 Buckner Stanton Newman
-23 Pinckard &col2 Cleveland Brothers sco9 do l.
Adams &co-6 Green Grump5 Barrett bales cotton
IGNORE Rayburn Acct Payne ar.ison3 bales cotton
Fredlauder erson2 Watt, Noble Mobley-2 bales
Walker Stuart Hutchnson-l5 hides Price 6co2b
To j Gould Scc-lS bbs beef IL bbs -four bbls whisky and
sundres TO order-roal go bales cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Baltic--l5 casks bacon to Wills
Rawins &eo26 bbis beef Perkins &co bales jeans
side Sco- bx mdse Lapine frerres do farmele ro9 do
Wright &co-3 ties and hid bacon Hitchcock Lattng-5
lbs eggs Iotspeich &co2 do lard Ethe Seo- hi do
u kegs lard 10 do eggs Debondo3D pcs bagging White
head Ghambers0 boxes tobacco Clark. Mosby &eo95 bb
por II Kennedy yco554 do 10 John Wisel2 hb eggs to
john Hurley &eol5 do do kegs hard Schneider sacks
corn Michel &co6 hhds tobacco ii Short &co5Sl
lard lis casks bacon Feowes co-S casks
$40 bbls pork Martini Owen Cobb do pork do eggs
hhds tobacco 1909 sacks eorn fwche &co42h tobacco
Robinson ScollO hds tobacco IA casks bacon do hams
Hewitt Norton &co6 bbls pgrsnips order0 head cattle
Rowden--suntres 20 order--Total LOO hhds tobacco.
CAROIINA LANDING-Steamer Southern Bele-lia bales
Lewis Ugiesby39 W Donne &eo- 50 Fellowes 6co5 dc
q Kicks &eo-ia Estlu &co-ll Robson Allen-0 d,
joint Williams &co9 Ward Saunders hupt9 bales cottcl
Richard Nugens &co2 George Connoly2s head cattle to
Sehnte--i5 Morison-iU Noises Spence2 bdis hides
j e Kicks Seo-sundres erderrotai 379 bales
ST LoulS-Seamar Mehgan-S6g bbls -four TO Caldwell
Joural5 bbls -four 5 do pork ~ do lard 10 kegs lard OK
bacon oglesby McCauley- bbs tour kennett Dix aeo-
26 bbs Hour Conyerse kennett &co sacks Twichel
Dulches-S25 sacks corn to LachaalaSi SACKS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09

CONSlGNE ES.
Wheeler i BiaEe@P Brinten Seo-Fint JonesH Giling
Muse aeoFriee Buddeste
n~eSs aee Esn ~
Crane keo-Horfel Gayle keo-Geyeand Brothers Sco1H
WIFI ses
barnes u% sorp ys Msddh h
Is s, Iocke@Austin tooawyn Tompkins SEQ
cau p"-Es
Cochran Ha-Miles Adams &coLinsso hioss Bros &esb
May %
P5aqd EJ sy Rarvy
eoW Bea elem
e%oIs Sso lIaEsis 5sSRaynS S.
wi DayisL Thompson kso-E ssysns aeoJ MITCHELL s
@ hisss Neral sVFsSa @
HsE %sST W5ssIossW . TgSds9
r Bauer-Caddy Brown kee-apaa Bros-A Iabs-P
ass s? Noble
WatsonM H Dosson &eS-Htcheoek Laing1J Ham m
Norton &co-Ha, Rodd Putnan--G diyens-J Pearson
&co-and order.
NHN Bpaae
Bethel Ha,eBradIey Wilson cos Barnet-P ErinOn
gs n Toes
NeibertM Cooper &coW Crane &ceICGnverse Zen ZEN
sachs Bro eo-Cuddy Brown &coD Arcy &co-Dawson &co
DsnaH Bszz1 so soR pSFg t
kco-G A Eosdick-Farley Jnrey &eo-D Eowler-Flint
Jones-Frelson, Stevenson &c0 GHbriel-J GaucheG Gen
field &co-H Dillingham; Green-Harris Leyi-C NJ Har
yey &eoJ Hardie &e91EJ Hart &eo1Heald MAssee Eco
Hall, Rodd Putnam-H Iiadden-HenderSon Gaines
Henderson, Terry o-Heheock 4 Latting-c Hliard-D
HolmesA Hopkins &co-John Hurley &co--k arsendesh
&co-Horre, Gayle &eoS Kennedy &co-l ane, Mayteld
COW Letchford &coLloyd Frierson---Lopez &eo-D
Fower-J Lum &co-Inneschloss Bros &co-R McGregor
co-McKeroy Observation-Disclosures, Baybarn SEQ Ne
Pherson-Magee Il Kneass-B Mann &eo-D II Marks Sco-
j Marks--J Marks &coJ Marshall &co--Massay Ponlt
Owen Cobb Mathews &co-M Miler-G
Muse &co-J Mitchell-W & G Neage-J Norton &co-E M
Patterson Richard Nugent &co-oakey Hawkins-ogesby
Il Macaulay-Payns Harison-Psmee 4 Bro-Perkins sco
PedreauYle Brothers NJ Pinckard &coPrtee Converse
&co-Queyrouse It Lanssdorf-W RaymondaRsed Field
-RedglL Roberts Terri--J G Kicks &co-C NJ SIMPSON
Sanford BroT Smith Seaman, Peck &eo-sampsons
He-Slark Staufier Thornh IL aco-T Twiesel Acc
Thompson Barnes-Townsend, Tompkins &co-A Tuley
co-Theobod Griffin &ce-Twichell & IuicherW Violet
COW Yrndenburgh--yese Bros---D Williams 4 Son-o
Woodnal--J o Woodruff &co-Watt, Noble MobEey-feat
man &co-and order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09
ARRIVED.

ARRlp ED.
Ship Abn Wymen o days from Boston, to Jones' Mackinder
Ship Georges SLATER q days from Boston, to VIM Dewey
Ship Black Sea Gate from Cardiff Wales 22d February to
Ship John Sidney. Wheeler 22d days from New York. 10
Brem Ship Adelphlne Megerder from Trapan to MASTER
Bark Hazeine, Drinkwaer % days from Boston,
schr Charles Tucker srdenas maser-Pont
sehr Phoenx Brown from Pensacola to MeealfIBasin
Schooner Helena Ma1ent days from Mobile W Newton
schr Falster, Paul from Pearlington- Basin ny
Syn President, sadIsr from Pearl RiseE-Basn.
s sssF h hss c Fs
schr Eelair, Eanrier, from PascagoulaaBasin 49,
schr Jonvlls LOarey, from Tehefancta5Basn.
schr Mathilde Melon from Bonfouca-Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Capitol White from Carolina Landing.
H Mishsa MA. Eaef f.d from a s. LSnis
Southern Belle Broadwell. from yieksburg. ~
( St. Charles Bsteman, from Shreveport.
SSs ssssys , Rsssssss i from d EsdssIis
Oregon, Myers. from Mobile. .
the b dTn and
up brigs b Davis and Margaret.
ovosst @ e ba4ss dow
en,ine and brig Guiliabrought up ships Albl's John
i Sidney and schr Charles.
Thomas McDapiels Pengar from the Passesowed
down and to sea Sd inst, ships Johannesburg and Riga
y brought ships Black Sea- Georges and Adelphne.
Tovboat Panther Rezeau from the Pasastowed down and
7th instant ships Howadji, William and brig q
Chase-bronght up ship Boroditch and bark Hazeltine
f.n BELOW LOOMING UP.
Shin Logan Taylor, from New York, to G Fosdick.
Shp Resonte Prince hence for Rotterdam returned in dis
tress, to r W Williams AGO .g-f
Swed Brig Auguse from Rio de Jainerowit $3.50 bags coffee
Ship Mary Hammond Colson, from Boston. to Dewey.
Ship NJ Hicks, Crowel, from Boston.
Shin Crimea Poor, from Liverpool Sh Feb. --.-.
Ship Mary RUSSELL from London, 10Th january.
Ship Camden Bolies, from Nassau, p, 10 g Fosdck-
with cargo from, wrecked shin Dphir
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City of New Orleans
remembered that this 18th March, 1851 before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace and for the aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. p jan
ver Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans who being duly swo according to law, do de-
pose say that the above and and
correct cript from the books of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
H. P JANVIER, Secretary
swornto snd subscribed before this 7h day of March
A II. 1857. G. II. BRADtORD,
second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleaas
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest of six
per in cash the outstanding certificates Of profits
after the second Monday May and have declared
u scrip dividend Of THIRTYFOUR PER CENT the
earned premiums of the year ending February % 1851 for
which certificates will be issued and after the first day Of
june 1857. CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A CARRIERE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09
CATTLE MARX EFT.
Shipping yateAigelts.
III THURSDAY, April 8, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

- ~ ~ n THURSDAY, a PHI ., IoO1.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Gen Rusk Forbes for Brazos St Jago via Calves
ton and Indianola Harris, Morgan Sco
Steamship Jasper Flanders Sabine Pass Templeton
Ship Sam'l Grant, Hnckley for Liverpool, !
I'D .t5t r. 5s t-1 TlTE Baxter, Lowell Geo
Ship Jenny Lind Lttlefeld for Boston, H T Vinnard
Brit Ship Agsmemnon, Daley for Liverpool Haynes eco
Ship PIERCE Leach, for Liverpool Whitney eco
Ship VIM Lord, Brown, for Liverpool, 49, T Whitney Eco
Bark Ardennes Marsh for Matanzas J B Murison
Span Bark Antonetta Soda for Barcelona, PUG Mir &co
Schr Pawhaan Caro-, for Pensacola, John Hurley Acc
Schr Sister Kate, Ferrer for Mobile, CIV Newton eco
Schr Venice Black for Tampa Bay and Cedar Keys,
A Isl ' .''.!y'. Post 4 Mel
4 = X " Boudousque Phillips
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09

Kennedy aeesoo % Watt Prague aeo-s2 bsls Of
son s.ssa IBIS
lard 90 Sbu whisky Is casks starch as
xs HYMNS kss Sa ss sGS s
as. Johnson hrasr
% CARROLL Tsy Do
Campbell strong-l Green crnmpIl45 hides bale hides
Perons bales skins bales wool 50 hides 70 i
sundries to crder-Totsl $50 bales cotton
Hyde S7 @
d y nSSo Dc ss shhs il
9bls whisky Mcguire Ssoss 2, esls whisky
sei S s q
8
bhs IS hf bs beef keeP psd Sses7 bids bacon cnn
es:ss hssaH ss 5 Il
sss so s 9 n pcs do ri
PSI s s s'sH ,s eyd
i so 81 snsss
l sbs eheess hsg butter err. do elder
fixtures Webster5O plows saml Iecke-lo
mills poDy.s . pasv MSGTs
frkns butter Del onde2s cases wine to yoss Bros mill
~ Ss mdse to CLARK Mosby pork Do
hams L. casks hams kruz b sggs rs seE sot9 as to
krout Is pr fire dogs Rehe-sundries to orde-Tota
loves &eo-lis Levy summers-6s Moore vancuin46 do
M fa hsTns sSsS
Rodewad &co3 hhds tobacco Perkins &coll3
hhds bales cotton Hewitt, Norton &col5S bales cot
IS casks hd tobacco McGregor AoHay &co99
hds tobacco Is casks bacon bbs lard Given &co-l
bbs -four IS hhds tobacco otspech-l76 bales cotton
Henderson, Terry &co7T do John Williams &co55 do do to
4 G CrowellW33 do McGeehe &co36 bales cotton to
Bradley Wilson &co25 bales cotton Mcmahon &coS do
Tuly &cO5 bales cotton usk &co-2 bales cotton 10 bb
eggs Martini trunk Williams Il SOM casks bacon
bbls lard Al head cattle boardsundres TO order-Io-
tai GAP bales cotton, l62 hhds tobacco. .'a
4 ST LOUIS-Seamer Henry Iewis4042 sacks Hitch
Lattingl5 Felowes co-l335 sacks
$50 sacks Doughery &co-225 do Adrech Perret
bbls beef bbs 10 kegs lard Twche &co
200 Fennell Power &colUO bbls flour Kennedy
Sco-56 bbs flour Ogesby Macaulayl93 sacks bran to
Duffy &co-0 bbs pork Kngsland, Bnrstow &co2N
Ssydan &co46 bbs whisky 46l sacks oats to
Newton &co2 bbs krout to y Benton &co-lO patent
Ward Hunt bales cotton Payne Harrisonand
sundries to order-Toal n bales cotton.
| RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON. AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROADS bales to Payne Harrson4 bales cot
ton Harris Ley5 do Warren, Gilmore &co3 bales cotton
Byrne Vance co-25 sacks Smith, Harris
to order-Total q bales cotton. 'al
i NEW ORLEANS OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD2 hhds bbs molasses to Trosclar Hay
del-lO bales Camack Sguires West do Snbater
i lido Algers-Au hhds to W 1everich
| eco.
Il =ige PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MoBILE-Steamer Oregon-5 bales Lewis ECO
sundries TO order.
1 --r FLATBOATS. 20
ILIlNOIS-Per vanordos Boat34 6 sacks Over
Il ton. us. IN ...a.... ....
| INDIANA-Per One Boat-2OO hay to order
INDIANA-Per Thomas I3oat-20O bbls Hewitt,
Norton &eo.
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EXPORTS.

lBRA zos ST JAGo VIA SALVE sTON AND INDIANA
LA-Seamship Gen Rnsk-se bbs whisky 69l pkgs mdse.
LIyERPUOI.-Ship saml g Grant-9l5 bales cotton, 100
bxs middles, bbs lard, AGO bs hides, 200 stases
BOSTON-Ship Jenny Iind8 bales cotton, 4asl bb flour,
1888 bbs pork ssh ard l6 bs beeS Is bbs whisky 500
hides 5000 slaves. 3.,g Ja. n sa ~.
LIvERPooI-ship Agamemnen-lsls bales cotton case
segsrs 2l00 slaves .Jrt a -..g4.s- H5t5l st
LIyERPoOIs-Ship Frank Piesce-aGs2 bales cotson.
LIvERP0 OIShp VIM Lord6OS bales cotton 1900 slaves
SABINE PASSSteanlship Ja9er200 bbs whisky 100 do
pork 100 elasses ~ bills -four M sacks salt, f sacks
corn, 5 do coiee, 100 kegs nails. 257 Bkgs mdse. I
TAMPA BAY VIA CEDAR KBYS-Schr Venics~-l9 csks
bacon Is hb bread la bbls aour do pork q sacks coffee
Ia bhls whisky bbs oil bbs mslasses 30 do sugar ll5
hams, d@ae sacks salt boxes tobacco
And sundries.
NEW YORK-Schr IndianolalSb bales cotton, 1901 hbs Oh
pork 1855 pkgs hams $40 bbls Tour l42 do
bacon bbls 40 lard IL bales Of moss 90 empty
I ibis, I pkgs hides. -sg --aI.
MATANzAs-Bark Areiannes--2se sacks oorn feo empty
bbls, IS do hlds.
BARCELoNA-Bark Antoneta645 bales cotton 500 sac rs
wheat 5000 slaves
sAGoLAschr Pawn atan-a0 bales hay 6G5 scks c9fn
casks 10 bacon bbs -four % do pork 10 bbs whisky
100 sacks oats 10 bags Coffee hhds sugar h5s
| sugar.
MOBIIE-Schr Sister Kate-l43 bbls whisky Il bbs roaas
| SEES, il casks bacon 55O sacks corn .r,-,. t&H