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San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20

SUPPLY OF PAPERs.-Messrs. Rosenbaum Il
Van Allen, Importers and Dealers in Books and
Stationery Lcvce street, Stockton furnished US
files of New York Home Journal New Orleans
True Delta, Missouri Republican, and Frank
Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Messrs r. & Van
A. are sole agents for all the standard School
Books now used in California, which they whole
sale at publishers prices.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20

LITERARY FAvoRs-We are indebted to Mr.
Jerry w Sullivan for full files of Atlantic pa
ners per steamer Golden Gate. The liberality
of Mr.. Sullivan is only in keeping with his un-
bounded enterprise On the arrival OF each
steamer ''Jerry" dispatches an overland Express
to Sacramento in advance Of the mail. a boat
carries his packages to Vallejo, and thence to
Sacramento the Express is carried in coaches.
Among the papers furnished US, we note the
Missouri Republican, Louisville Journal, Boston
Traveller, Cincinnati Commercial, Courier des
Etais Unis, Irish Ne,cs, Boston Journal and New
York Pictorial Ledger.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20
b w ALLAC @ T. !.
w IN e eeIwright,

ST. Charles ST., opposite the "Indspendent' OD1ce,
san 4NDREAS
Wagons, Carriages, Carts and all kinds OF
Wheelwright work made and repaired at the
shortest notice on reasonable terms. je 6-6m
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20
A Ranch of AGO acres.

A Ranch of $50 acres, partly un-
der cultivation, and can be irrigated from the
Ditch. On the Ranch is two story House,
built last summer, with other out-buildings.
For further particulars, enquire of the sub
scriher, on the premises,
my l6-46* N. THORP>
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20

Pony ExpREss-We are indebted to the Pony
Express for copies of the Sacramento Ln'on
each day, in advance of the mail; also, for a
package of States papers per Golden Gate, from
J. w. Sullivan. expressed through to this office
over an hour in advance of the mail. The
Pony invariably beats the mail with his
States papers.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20
Dissolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
VNlIE CO-PARTNERSHIP existing under the
Il name and style of Hubbard & Co., engaged
in the Saving of Lumber upon Jesus Maria
Creek Calaveras county, is this day dissolved,
Charles Lownsbery having withdrawn from the
concern CHARLES LOWNSBERY,
JOHN McKEON.
May 18th, 1857. je 6-3t.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20
Special n otiffs.

Bear Mountain Lodge No. rs, F. and A
M:-Stated Meetings held the Wednesday of 3
or preceding full moon in Angels Camp. Visit NJ.
ing Brethren in good standing respectfully invited
attend TR SPONSLER, W. NJ
W. A. KELLY, Secretary. apl 25tf
Calaveras Lodge No. 78, F. and A. M.
hold their Stated Meetings at their Hail. in Sam q
Andreas, on the SATURDAY Of or next succeed AZ
ing Full Moon Visiting Brethren good standing are
respectfully invited to attend. NJ THORPE W. NJ
JAMES BARCLAY, Secretary. oct lift
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20
FOR SALE.

yUyGIE SAN DOMINGO WATER DITCH, Sor.
merly known as Jenk's Ditch, taking water
from the San Domingo creek, and conveying it
to- Forman's DiggingS, Said ditch is of the ca
pacity of 300 inches, and has the right of
water over all other bitches on that creek-that
right having been taken up in January, 1852,
and the Ditch constructed that season.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20

tneY must De seen.
The Big Tree Hotel is situated at the western
end of the valley and the grove: it is a fine, ca
pacious building supplied with all the market
affords-equal to the best hotels in the State.
The table will always be provided with the
best. Sleeping apartments sufficient to furnish
accommodations for sixteen ladies), are always
in perfect order for permanent boarders or tram
sient visitors the indoor and culinary arrange
ments are under the supervision OF the land
lady (Mrs. Bishop, who will pay particular at
tention to lady visitors. The Billiard Saloon.
Ten-pin Alleys Bar and Stables are under the
supervision of the gentlemanly major domo
(Mr. Beach), who will ever be ready to accom-
modate his friends and patrons with anything
in his line. The bar will always be stocked
with the best liquors that can be found in the
State. and the stable will be attended to with
great care by experienced hostlers.
Two large ice houses, now filled with glitter
ing treasure, are located near the Big Tree
Grove. Nearly every camp insCalaveras coun-
ty will be furnished with ice during the pres
ent summer, from these reservoirs
At Murphy's the arrangements for furnishing
travellers and others visiting the Mammoth Tree
Grove, with facilities to aid in their purpose,
comfort and pleasure are most complete. One
of the finest Hotels in the State and a superb
Livery Stable supplied with frst-class Stock
and the latest styles of Buggies and other con-
veyances will always be found. Foremost we
would direct attention to the Hotel.
Sperry's HOteI.--This comfortable com
modious, Fire-Proof Two-story Stone builoing,
lately erected by Messrs. SPERRY & FERRY, at
Murphy's. has been elegantly furnished through
out after the most approved style, and is now
ready for the reception OF guests Parlors and
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Z. 4. IA "a ia ,.b,. "a ~ or;,
49, 49,, q, ~ .,as ~ s
fas weekly sfors was read showing fund on
Ths I'M ysv ~ at .be - ,,. .tr
bstvssn Matane and pryania Ma ~ ;tions IL ~ na
IS PUBLISHED = ~ p'A''A s WAS oe'ssa -
soiufions INA N os. me
~ sf
The Hosra ~ Sii.r,s al
Hons Sous we're II ma ~ sanors reo
The FosrS ~ hids,,.x ~ ~
ccntrn M q. ana ~ ~
I'D odinsncs M fhs corns IN - ~ s -
M HSSsrA sssd Az ~ - \. i,
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Sceht ~ NJ ~ y.
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Our adyces from the indicate market
every from the Atlantic with very encourage
opinion that all merchants and traders in will
satisfied with profits that will merely expenses
The Louisville Journal of last Tuesday. says
they doing % ss S' discounts nrs
ae a. al s q con q sa'
The hanks yesterday PM down The ras Of New York and
s% s as l.
sa, * a
in uncnren money we have no change to notice State
@ s 1sasss sas oaf %
stock banks l2 and Tennessee stock banks 6 discount
psryades all avenues Of The producer complains Of
whether Investments at the prevailing rates win
generally European advees This
III WIN sF s ss ss sst s
az n z sy
all confidence in them. owing the financial
asq @ p"s pssss
their account and the sales that have made
The of grain firmly supported see complaints
has been Damaged ~ ne early the
5 hsy
morally much exaggerated,
b S l. mss s s .s
confined to hams Tobacco also slightly lover The receipts
The river has been high but did not get up the
buildings and ,s asg Some e the The interior
weather has b en- unusually fine for the season.
| MONEY CIRCULAR FOR EUROPE.
| New YORK Dec. II. 1857.
sincs advices OF tho sh Saturday last, the
banks OF the city Of New York
As This measure was only announced the day previous
created some SURPRISE and thought by
precpate Nevertheless they under favorable
stances which appear justify this The uneasness which
was felt to the condition OF the principal European money
markets. and particularly that of London just
patea by The received to-day Liverpool to the Oh OF
November This should naturally result recovery
change on Europe WIN react fvorab of the
chief products Of this country, aud gradual
towards the ordinary current OF The banks
interior Of the State of New York. of Boston, OF New
Haven Conn., have like wise resumed payments
Of Philadelphia and Baltimore appear present
follow this movement Our stock arke
has declined and the smount Of transactions s
small The transatlantic without creating much activity
has given tone to the market pretty
advance In State Stocks little has been done principal
ness in Missouri 6s ut decline of u per cent
Ss of ~ and IN Virginia 6's Of i per cent City Bonds
Transactions in these hasa been very limited Money without
change at from 67 cent for loans call Paper diff
cult to negotiate and the rates Irregular l2
per cent DECoPPET d CO.
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COMMON COUNCIL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.- Board met last night,


NJ &, Landry IN the chair. apda quorum present
s as aas s @ S
a soi n the y
IRON oyer $50 and i with wood about $1,000 Referred to
projected opening Of ST. Packs street. which and
nosr Il Assistants BY message informed this Board of
their In several resolutions enanatng with them
joint memorial e the Common Council the Legislature
min above he amounts ivirnsa By the State ss fo
psii'ion WAS received from MI wisean and laid the
MI DeIabasre offered res luton authorizing the erection of
u s %a on Louisa gu street Adopted.
NJ BOARD OF Assistants by message asked concurrence in
resolution making the duty of the Surveyor to supsrn
en a worK on Streets etc. Referred TO Committee Streets
reouons concerning repairs 10 streets aud land
nss etc whien referred approp late Committee.
oa II % M the sum Of s2so for the eelebra
mi ny %, q arrangements. - -
600 which motion was adopted and The RESOLUTION concarred
In and sent 70 shs Board Of
n HOW'D Of sstaa message informed this Board OF
DsIab,rIe the sommunsasion and seeompa
nyng ordinance BE- lsidon the table. Adopted
Adopted aaS ssss ~ q
NJ, Hsvsl offered .ssonss requesting The Mayor
ss IL
This Standing Committees presented their usual routine re
rhs Finance conmisss recommended The in
been ae since ss2 70 the Assistant City Attorney, which
Nj ispeusatlou Of the rules for the par
81 asa KS % s% the hS
9' ahs sss III rs, sons saInsls In
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. - Present, Mr..
e. o ssa Z sns sss .s. m N. Third
Wsd appeasea md after passing through the usual formula.
bo.sd q Aldermen reported substitute for the ,.x and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

10 the latter Tie sales Of Bacon confined
cass Shoulders at Toe or Beef ~ bbls Extra Mess sold
SIS 80 bbl The sales Of Lard included 70 tierces No
at &c. 100 bbs at , $50 kegs Prime 49, and some No.
5914c En. y ss&
Sales 25o0 bags including 1000 at Sc 1881 at
$50 at ~, and so at lie p n. .gs
RICE Some $50 eces to arrive have been sold within the
last two days at Ss@4c u. Market here nearly bare.
INDIA BAGGINa notice lales Of about 15O bales
private terms. %
SPIRITS TURPENTINEs s8 bbs were sold al 3s0o4oc "a
gallon.
ton and laid for Liverpool for heavy freight.
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-. = aa11a
a e9 a.assa Is p ss
Mil.sssberger Ssos4 o Hall Rodd hhds sugar
20 Dc 90 s
Is asHs Dc TRG ]
s sugar 20 bbs moIasses Is hf bbls nolssas
., aakg was s.ss n.
ssss .s sis. .5ss .lssea
si ssss dSoS.s
Richard Nasent Aco43 Walter Cox 100 sS cudy Brown
Fresen Stevenson Sco do Thos HENDERSON Psslsi7 do
VIII s1s ss5s9d es eoS
sashsasss carroll $sss s%ss a.2 acc
as bss. p'A Goodrich
ST MARrIssv1lLE~ Belle cr.ss-- Is hid. .as..
s HAL 8 ~ # s s.
ass s Is & ss
smith, Harris acoeis do Ienigomeyio Shds sugar 10
W Burbrige tco-l bbs molasses y Pagan kcosundes
= aA'' sugar, : '"' "'.''' :. ''s
meissses to Laa,. MeCsl 50 Do Kelly 1eeos Do IS
s ss sSss we sss
@ I % sss R. n sG sSa. .axa1 so
" shs hh SS ss. to
sAhIzEss,sames Pentissls hhas sugar % bs,s me.s
e.
Ike. .ads SS. m
"a ss soas%s H bs moA
i sSs Eas%5d DsIyys Ssss7 sei. no,s.s.
oss Nv h oa M hs a.s. h
sols moasses. ~
GohD y MS Bssn bales cotton to
Se5mors Esyhu5n $so do osFrS
s
ion We Nncsn bass eo
To nsG1 , do Tson Whiting to
ST Log1s-stssmsr rvish-s boxs. medicines aorrsson
Pssss s
90 q WsoIs eo oar s. do beef gs SS. pork
~ ses PORK W.gh SsoS bsls onion, Geo
ibis -four Girand &soass sba Hour to Horre
s,.rss hs cT nS Hour
bbls flour Kennedy leo bills appe sundries to Muir
f Z box
Col D Tompkins-I doc Dupny.
Belfss-62s bales cotton to Bradley,
s aan.r Msa Eaoss
ia Wsrd san~d.r. !. 80 M. s1
III John Watt Gcog4 Titas Groves Seo-6s Miles Adams
John Williams &co6S bales cotton Wright Allen too
Ryrpe Yance tcoS, h.ls Tn caz paes eo W -
nchn.r S.ancn eoii Sy' n,1M GoTnx oe
Adams Geo-s5 G.insslss BARLEY johnson &eo-
81 7 P Aydiet &co-23 Walter Cox &co-S A ID Kelly &co-N
asSss qsss ate @
George Connoiy-l2 Payne Harrson-1 Persons &co-
brady aco GammacE saaiPes Westi bales COTTON ,D
Eco-l tobacco Perkins Sro-lO5 sacks wheat
Campbell Strong97 sacks wheat d woodruff &coM9 bis
dried apples bbs Hnkle &cuIl casks pork
Twchel &co6 krout Benton hco-I okg gold To
Smith, Cooper gcol Simon q FrankI PAYNE Harrison
do w lonuor Son96 hogs and su,,rss in orderTo,a
36iO bales cotton. " 0N1' ''
rnJIsvuIE-s ,.,,,.. II n N,,,, N ,., !,
elder ,, Sn III Dc beans ~ hn,, ~ So,s Eggs ap
hams % bbis pork 20 bbis -four 3 s lard John Hurley
bbls -four III Kennedy ScoeI bbs onr Horra Gox, &C.
Hadden-lS sacks frxt bxs tobacco do
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-23

SUGAR, The sales embraced 1900 hhds about previous
rates.
MoLASsES. Some 5000 bb sold mostly at lslsc
but including Poor and Fermeung at 65lT and
half bbls a, 2l@22c a gallon. .l
FLOUR. The market frmer, and the sales embraced
$500 bo of which GAO spperhne In So Ala Ohio
81 Is lao do in atboa lined and be delivered alongside
ship, 81 co. 500 Extra 500 100 Unbranded
81 10, and 50 Plants Extra at 81 80 a Dbl.
The saesof Corn included 5000 6562c
Of which 800 b5@c. $50 in lots same
100 Prime Yellow &c q bushe OF Wheat ordi.
Red sold at s5c and $50 Prime 81 bushe
weremproying with sales Of 450 42isc
III at A. and 500 in lots at s5c q bushel of
hundred sacks sold 6oe and of Ship stuff $40 sacks
Poor at 6oc a bushsi.
PROVISIONS. The sales Of Pork included COS bbls
at STA aud small lots Sill a Dbl for
Humps of Green Meats 1911 pieces bulk sold 5e
Shoulders and c fr HAMS and 81 casks the former
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Wsn @rIeans Alpl1su Nlarktt.
onE.czsr or,,cn, No. 70 Camp

1890 n ys ; M. ~ nec lazy u iss1
~. ren.ra, no.;,on ar .hs a MT n
that catering ~ ,bould Ike 10 have
The banks discount to the full amount of receipts
- \, ~. Z. 80, h, ,,,, ,,x.
~. " sApoos Nuas WY % " 'Ao.' Nv .
with the continued ufsvorAho advces frem Europe We
pAeea oeele our rssae n morning e aasces n1eosn' ~
s Aal'a9 ,ie1 = ~ n.y. ''ss.u .asni - en-
% Ane 4.os. ~ o az ~.
~n ,ons q snort ' oi uus - our readers
ones = = ~ ~ no sa y. 'ns position o.
-" - -, 49,. -, s , i, -, ea,. ~
-, - - = Ill : -. ~ go
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EXPORTS.

GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Texas--l0oO
bbs -four 100 bb potatoes 81 do pork 100 do apples 100 bbs
stores 81 bs moasses 10 bb 10 hhds
loo sacks coffee O sacks 100 coils 100 bxs cheese
and snndries. -sWGg& s5D .tz 4Es 9E-
LIvERPOoL-Shp VIM H PeseoH-4O70 bales cotton q hf
bales 81 bales hemp 444 sacks 3 sacks wheat
ESQ bbls -four, 1000 slaves
NEW YORK-Bark Hebron-30 hhds tobacco, 14ll bbs Of
ploassts.
BARCELoNA-Brig Anonita s66 bales cotton 1877 bbls
-four 100 slaves. -rg..t
LAGUNA-Brig Harcues-200 Ibis -four IS do vinegar 20
asins FOG sacks boxes tobacco 200 paper
kegs butter 30 boxes cheese 10 boxes cedh 20 h pipes Of
wine 20 kegs cacke bb and 2O jugs OIL lie pkgs mdse
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Sgippitg 5ntflligsrts.
WEDNESDAY, December %, 1857.


CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Texas Lawless for Galveston and Matsgorda Bay
Ship WIN Prescott Batchalder Iivsipso .'s'. a
s Sss sss
Brig Hossass Hssna
$780, ARRIVED.
ssm sa eh Hass. ndsno.
British ship Jos Rowan Harrison from Greenoct Scotland
Bremen Ship vonGagern, Reiner Hamburg;
Bremen Ship Gseg Hohos from Bremen Nov sh to master
Brig ss III day. from Ap.,'shisea
sehr 1hss As'cS Bss1sr sd.ys from Mobile in ballast
schr Lepe, - from the Coast to nlastsr2d district
s sssI Sss ,s he q M
ssSI Sisses Adelpho so.:sasd asss :
is os ss DIT ait
SIR Martha Am. Wiisms,, from csvinston-
schr Lady Of the Lake, Chsopher from Bay ST Louie
Sch sssr Eais Tsseoe,l, from Bl!e1i-B..in.
IS,
s s TIus5rs, N.Isi..s. from Tche,nncia-
s:ht qsssSa. smith from xmiis k.srgBs.in;
sehl souhesnr som B.y yf s. ansan
sehr Morning Star from bay St Louis-Basin. ~
SRI H.sgouin. - from 5 81 1nsln'
Scnf Mary Margeret, Lewis, from Biloxi-Basin. s55
Sehr Venus SCHNEIDER. from Pass Christian-Basin.
Schr Fame, from Amte Rivcr-Basin 4
schr Dame Blanche, -. from Amite River-Badn.
Schr Emblem, Matte from Ponchatoula-Basin.
sehr Farorite. -, from Biloxi-Basn.
ses ssas Melon from IS@
Schr Sam Hook - from Amiie Riyer-Bssiu,
Schr United States, from Bay St Lonis-basin. 24HF
schr Liberty, Melon, from Bonfouca-Bssin
Schr Eolo, 49,, from Bay St Lous-Basn.
sTEAMBoATs. a
E7 WI Belfast, Wray, from Memphis e...
Souhron, Goodwin, from bayou Tensas. zf%
8 Prentiss, Dmitry, from Balize.
- Yssoo Belle. REEVES, from Yazoo River.
Dick Nash, Hampton, from Old River.
Belle Creole, Whworth from Atakapas.
H D Newcomb, Spotts from Louisville. 2A
Twilight Shaw, from st Louis
Gen Pike Brown from Laiourche.
R W Powell, Estes. from vicksburg. l
Cuba, Hern, from Mobile.
VIM burton, Lonallier, from Washington.
Milton Relf, Hall, from Tensas AID MbcOn.
81 Nicholas, Dill, from st Louis
Laurel Hill, Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
Grand Bay. Jones, from Grand Bay--Basn.
jus Stockton Hauhorn. from PascHgoula-
Towboat Ocean, Chapman from the Passes-owed and
18th inst SHIP Poeahontas, bsks Matanzss and
Butcher brought up ships Gregory and Jos Rowan.
Towboat Yankee Flenton from the Passestowed down aud
18th inst ships Dictator, INLAND and brig Rufus
Soule-brought up ship vonGagern.
PASSENGERS,
Per ship II yonIa gern, from Bamburg-Sl stee age
tesf
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4ofal SuitIIiaftft.

f+>n uIunR
q NJ "a District Aa,nsy ~ Fe.ss
ysss ssssrs NO. dc di.eh.ss q IL das.
\ n.s,k u asaia,,. ~.
osssass h,ld = isqu.s, o. shs body ii
- cs,a.sa. ~ disd sudsssly y hn residences
q yAa ksas and Victory snssa Third District
~. ~ a. e. s.ss
I'd 6 ysass i va ~ sny
excessively known ~ Of The United stetss
as,. sss ~ \ y. tine quite w..i.hy and nov = her
800 ''Ass' o'ss.ae'@o's property = hsf heirs 8
ylhp y Als Ivy lros, wno mad one
e y Z san OF The
3 NJ.
~ ccpclsdsd his inquest whom We LEI, hia once
Accrprsr. man named Francis Gribble vas
found o. hs svs d. oo. u irod ssre. early y.sr.
morning with his legs broken taken to the
- e0ud ~ 'e'i nov e ms' wl'n ne acei
a'.. ,,s -, s.g
AUspkH.--s a HERMAN named WAneim Aimmef-
~ ssd sas ey Or board he .ssns, Ten
~ 49, &. $50. -. ~. -.
tsn naa had yosd revenge against eorsds Of his named
$500 - saas ns 1890 .n,s msn
~ =
h.d through .h.n closed a. evening
b A Coon skRREsr, n NOT u MIsrAKEN Ossy-A
sn named WA Ro.s =. arrested yesterday afternoon d
psci IL bong the Who Friday night shot at
dawn ana ,6bbe8 NJ te vstsran s,sns vo
,s-sSsS M N. ~ Il .r..,s ~. ID. II
sno - su snop tutn ous " De tne
shn wA3ch his progress through the courts and prisons
10 II, Psuitsuslary with uicotnnon intersss
Il CH Arpr d ExrorrfoN Two men named i. y
~, 3 Z, !, q aIs a --.-. {. =
1n'ea sAe = y y, ssiesseo ~ iAest
charge q having attempted % sxtoF 80 from Miss
Whika ~ charraa
.,se'. $3.50 &, T., - ~. !, ny
- aAys w oosaf PIN IN sns
husnsas that be called upon her with Milan
that he had given her y mistake; and thai
hs ~ &C. e fork they
seissd watch MILAN representing hmssf policeman
I'm FL Y nv asl pl'.s Y p'y' Ano ssHee mem to
wels II 80 sa ~ ~ ~ - ssc nsaes. sne Sent, and
Asonised when she returned
lth Lteu Hunt and had them Of "a the cna..s
Tb.r vi s. eonffontsd Vim Recordsr sttb tod.v
Ssrpnxnu C0IjRr DnCrsIoNs..- Tho fnllovv1nO dacio
ri. stass q Ieusns sppses w. sla,e Kitty Of Nh.
~ io0oa guilty without
Fist fSur asd inv IF III ~ ,bs SS,h ~
Mssn ssf .nd ssnncd "a isor -
IN INA - nhic an m enrd thst ~
M VA ed vas vtont nrisdcion n M
- ~ m AZ Narch d ITO provide for the trsi If
~ the sct Il March i9 reSye ID noa
d0rd delivered the 0pnt6n cf the Conf s8rifne
on d Flrst Difct Judge Buchanan concuiriar IN
onin}nn (ef nstice Nsrrjck .na InJ.
se1Syaie opinions. dissentine M 80 -. 50
u Lavois ais, appellants r.. Gerke Durand Tyovtic
and appeees Appeal from Fifth Disfrirt cant
New reans Judgment reversed. Cole r. Chisf Justiee
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IMPORTS.

5o1
mase bids steel 2 ussseks Sees pkgs mae
6an,; to Rsyiag ae
so 60 Do pkss s
eo-T sacks Vredenburgh casks Blaf
Mummy Lnny seoNi box mdse Riehards siocomb SeoNs5
hampers empty bottles S5 demjohns IS boxes mdse casks do
GREENoCK-shp Jas Rowan-60o tons coal J Harrison.
HAMBuRG-ship Yonaagern-2 boxes segars pianos to
GENoA--ship ori1imbo-20 pkgs vermeci cheese
do sundriss do pkgs chestnuss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Monserpte-35Ob bales to B
stonslsd9J Mi.ehsll- box tobacco to d Metcaf 3co
GRAND BAYS Gamer Grand Bay-sundres to order.
Observation-Disclosures JAS stoekton-OooOo feet lumber
TO order.
Mcdonnell ~ =, :.
BAY LouIs-scbr Lady of the Lake-so cords wood 10
BILOXI-schr Euea-4O cords wood to order.
Cov1NGToN-schr Union-6OO bbls sand order.
CoYINGToN-schr Sylphids-400 bbls sand 10 F Rub.
COVINGToN-Schr Polar Star-600 bbls sand to order.
C0VINGToN-Schr Mara--6OO bbls sand to order.
C0VINGTON-schr Fruiterre-500 bbls sand to order.
BAY ST LoUIs-schr Hirondele-45 cords wood to order
ANTE RiyER-ser osceoa-6ouO shingles 10000 slaves
IL cords wood and snndres to order.
ANTE RIVER-Schr UrselinaO00 single, 500 10
cords wood and sundries to ordef
BAY ST LoUIS-Schr Souherner 40 cords order,
BAY ST oUISschr Morning Stlr4OO bbs coal 20 cords
wood to order.
BAY ST LouIs-schr Fourth Juy-s5 cords of wood to
order.
BILoXI-schr Hougouin-2S cords wood to order
BILOXI-Schr Mary Margeret-42 cords wood to order
PASS CRAFTSMANSHIP Nenus-25 cords wood to order.
ANTE R1yER-schr Fame-iOoO shingles 1000 slaves 10
cords wood to order.
ANTE + ivER-schr Dame Blanche-6coo shingles 1000
slaves 8 cords wood to order
PoNCHAToULA--schr Emblem-25 cords wood to order.
BILOXI-schr Favori,e-sO cords wood to order.
BILOXI-Schr Gourmande--40 cords wood TO order.
TGHEFUNCTA-Schr Mathida-50 cords wood to order
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geuish If TIE AIarhsts.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, December q, 1857.
CoTToN.,.P Prices 69a4c yesterday, under the
influence OF the Aancs accounts and about 600
sold at the following reduced quotations:
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8 RK4EsrLEY & BE1N, So AND d CAMP

- PRIEsTLEY & BEIN, 50 AND Oh CAMP
Ri STR R , importers and Dealers in HARDWARE,
& have now well assorted stock of Foreign Domes.
tic Hardware Cutlery English and American Bar Hoop Sheet
and Boiler Iron which they offering sale rates
Are agents for Himan Brothers Premium Tennessee Iron
manufactured at the Rolling Works Cumberland river
In United States. - ~
Are also Of G. L. Hanks Cincinnati Bell Ma.ufactorv
and Of New Jersey Copper Company.
Weinvite the attention OF country Dealers
stock, 40 Nots
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REG ULAR PAC KETs.

T FOR MEMPHIS - THE MEMPHIS
e AND NEW OR LEANS PACKET LINE, con.
A ssng of six first class steamers, unsurpassed on
the In all qualities conducive to the cofor
of Travellers arranged leave
leans every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at S
O'Clock r. NJ, viz: L5....- - 80
Ben franklin. Capt. ]. u. Clarke.
Nebraska. Capt. A. r. Ir win.
ON WEDNEsDAYs-
John Simonts. ............. Capt. G. b. Church.
InSOmar. Capt. j. W. Goslee
% FIR IDA Y S.
II. H. w sCHpt II Newell.
H.. W.
These with the Railroads Memphis; also
with Packets for S. Louis and for Louisville
J. II. FREJIGH, Agent,
nl2 3m Office under the st. Charles Hotel.
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6ennshp Texas Lawless for Galveston and Masgorda Bay
Ship Vim Prescott, Batchalder, for Liverpool, =
. Baxter, Lowell kco
Bark Hebron Sheppard, for New York - j H Bass
Spanish Brig Anonita Farrer, for Rarcelona, Gelp
Mexican Brig Horcues Parmarino for Lagna Camerden
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r ONDON PORTER-70 casks quarts in store and for
IL sale by JONES, MAGKINDER CO.,
u26 81 Grsvier street.