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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

Mas. CuYNNGnAM TO BE PRESENTED wrru 4
SERvIcE OF PLATE-AN HEIr.-A New York city
paper, speaking of the acquiltal of AIRS. Cum
ningham, says;
Now let 200 citizens meet together and start
something that will in partrepay this lady for
the injury she has received at the hands OF the
city. She has been an object Of suspicion and
prejudice, and has been locked up for 100 days
and nights Shopper day is but small repara.
ton for this Imprisonment Let the 200 name
the sum- Il is only $40 apiece, and will amount
to $l3, 600. With this amount let us purchase
from Ball. Black & Co. gold or silver toa, coffee
or dinner service, have it properly inscribed and
presented to Mrs- Cunningham on some public
occasion.
The Albany Atlas and ArgUsremarks:
Should Mrs Cunningham Bnrdel givean heir
70 the doctors estate (as is said not TO be i'm
probable the property which would go to the
two would console her widowhood, though pro-
bAbly she would accept the plate, also, as an ad-
ditional consolation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

114 Market St, 81 .LaiIs > - 81 AUG
"a For sale in Wheeling nv
nt..,. 7. II LOGAN 3 co.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

A NEw RAILRoAD PRoJEcT.-Thc ri.iladel-
phia american, apparently jealous OF the IA
vorable and direct connection of the city Of
baltimore with the West, suggests the crnstruc.
ton of arailroad from Philadelphia to Parkers.
burg, Va, via Columbia, York aud Gettysburg.
Itsays:
From York to Oxford Adams county, dis
lance of eighteen miles, route for a railway has
been run by engineers over very favorable
country, and the cost Of grading estimated at
$500 per mile. AT Oxford it would meet the
Gettysburg railroad, which runs through that
place. So that the building of this link of rs
miles is alone to be provided for This would
complete an air line road from Colnmbta TO the
Maryland line. Aconnection with tile Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, by this route, would give
Philadelphia large interest inthe trade coming
over that great avenue. 1t would afford us q
through ronte to Wheeling, and thonce along tho
Central Ohio road tomany points notuow reach
ed by our line. It would open the new road 10
Pittsburgh and the Connellsyille route, and give
US access tothe trade of the Youghiogeny valley.
The Cumberland coal and iron region, now SOLELY
tributary to Baltimore, would then be accessible
to us The Northwestern Virginia. or PaTkers-
burg railroad would then be of as much interest
to us as to Baltimore, alto, ding us an approach
TO the trade of Western Virginia, which We do
not now enjoy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

DE&TH AMONG THE CATrLE-A letter from one
of the interior towns of Missouri to the N. Y.
Tribune, says that thousands of cattle have been
starved and frozen to death during the past win
ter, in that State in ordinary seasons cattle arc
wintered with but little or no feeding On the
Missouri Flats thousands of head subsist during
the winter entirely upon the rushes aud wild
pea vines, which are found in abundance, and do
better than if tedon hay or corn. The prospect
last fall was exceedingly fair till, the first day of
December, it commenced showing and contiu.
ed most of the time one tremendous storm, un-
til the snow fell to the depth of between three
and four feet. The snow might be compared to
the clouds Of moving sand on the deserts of
Arahin; while the mercury ranged from 90 to g
degrees below zero, and in number of ins,an.
ces, actually froze. Itmade clean sweep Of
fowls and swine, and nearly all the cattle Some
who had several hundred of cattle, lost the
whole. Some shot one-half to save the feed for
the other hall. and those finally frOzc to death,
shut up in barns and stables.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

m a II yro,5 49, o I'ohisi Sept. 20, 1852.
Sir 6sstSEnve and have found effects very sat.
n mas entirely destroyed tlnndruT from nv
nead and restored hair tets original ceor vtsh hal
D-eoLae quite gray: WIZ. TRuEsDALE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

MAKING rms MOST OF HIS EARS,-Some time
ago Maltese sailor went to California, and
whilst there had his ears cut OF for committing
an assault on child. The ears were returned
10 him BY his publishers. He has lately been
going about Lyons as mendicant, and exhibit
ing 10 the compassion Of tho public his own pair
of ears tut box, which he held up to the gaze
OF the bystanders plaintiveIy appealing to their
charity aud patriotism as q poor soldier who
had been made azpTisonor.s6y the Russians,
and thus ctuelly huttlated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

Gardiner, Maine, June 2l, 1sA
slr: have used two bottles Professor Woo I'1
Hair Restorative and truly say Il is the rTestest ,
SoSeEy q The age, for restoring and changing the hair
eeioIe using ", was rs gray seventy, Nv
hnr mas nov attained It's original You can teco
menu ~ 70 the world without the least fear my case vas
= VIC "0''' Emu fopFs; D. Nh, y. MURPHY Pig
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22
slntn ~ IllInnI. ,..lr.,-1 -

State Of Illinois, Carlisle, June 2T '5s
nave used Professor o. J. Woods Hair Restorative and
nave sdred Its wonderful effect Ny hair was becoming
as Thought permanently gray but by use OF the e.
II has resumed its original color, have no
u0uUt permanently 50. SIDNEY BREEZE,
Ex-senator United States
gentleman Of Boston writes his friends in New Bed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

various patterHs HrAAtt Pnmps arioUs D5f.
~ terms Nurslng BOTTLES; Gum Nipples French and Amer
icaui Nipple Shields and Shells For sale by
mYI9 7. II. LOGAN co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative 10 Sec
Tes :, y prevents the hair from coming out and
800 II 6ioss and fonesl very desirable The few pray
~ ned, nvs entirely disappeared. others Of my fam
~ 9se u ana concur with pronouncinE II all
1t processes to be- HENRY CLARE Michigan Ayspre az
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22
NEWS IlEMS.

TINS arrival Of the steamship Niagara, with
news to the 9Th, bring important news from
Europe. Breadstuts have advanced, not only
in Liverpool, but generally throughout the colo
ny, while provisions are steady
The British Parliament was opened on the
9TH The Queens speech was read by the
Lord Chancellor.
TnE Mormons are about commencing settle
nent near Council Bluffs for an outpost or re-
ceiving station. The leading men of the new
settlement are TO be Eastern men, who have not
been initiated into the real mysteries of Nor.
Inonism, and who will, therefore, be better fit
ted for taking charge of young disciples and
giving them their first lessons in the new faith.
tits more than probable that the founding o.
this settlement is the real cause of Brigham's
secret expedition to somewhere in the North"
IT having been discovered that the United
States steamer Michigan, on the lakes, is one or
two TONS larger than the size allowed by treaty
between Great Britain aud the United States,
and Lord Napier having called the attention of
our government to the matter, orders have been
given to discontinue her in her present capacity.
SENATOR SrHSEE had declined public dinner
rendered him by the Americans in Paris.
THE rush for the great West still continues,
says the Cleveland H1ratd, long trains arriving
every morning on the Lake Shore Railroad
Western speculations, railroads and steamboat
lines will be benefited, evenif some.ofthe emf
grants happen to be disappointed of their grow
ing anticipations.
WElearn from Washington that MINOR Ben
M'Culloch has declined the Governorship of
Utah Territory. It is stated Western man
has been selected for the post. 1t is further
more stated that the government has determine
cd upon adopting vigorous measures as regards
the MormOns. Alarge military force is to be
despatched thither, probably under command
of Gen. Harvey.
IT is reported that the treaty between Eng
land and Persia has been ratified by the Shah.
Meantime there has been some hard fighting by
the belligerent armies, and Mohammcrah has
yielded by the British.
EDWARD WARD, a member of the Charles
town Board of Aldermen, has left for parts uu-
known, taking with him it is alleged, about $780,
600, belonging to his partner in business and
other citizens of Charlestown.
THE application Of Mrs. Cunningham for let
terH of administration upon the estate of the
late Harvey Burdel, was brought up in the Sur
rOgate'S Court on Tuesday, by the counsel for
the parties interested, when it was agreed and
ordered that the case should be brought up on
Tuesday, the I'd of june, and be continued dali
ly until it is finished
TaERE is nothing later from China. The prep
Arations in France for the despatch of troops to
the scene of hOstilities have been suspended
The East India Company contemplate placing a
portion Of their naval force under the COM
maudof the British Admiral.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

WINDOW BLINDS
Holland Green, on Cloth, Transparent and Paper
- t,naa OF every description, for sale cheap bv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

--s-7-7 *
o.r,1t. , ll1l4stf kISEGAR.
1Cl(l GALLONS prime Cider VINEGAR, uarrantsl in
non y sst'te tuo Ier SAFE oy DREW DRAKE.
TiiTs 1I55o;- ~ : y a4alggeen Isll:
~ Nuts aud oqrrants, aisns, Dates and Pranes, IL
my20 No. SI wssil Il gH@ H Hal.
TSREsIT PEACHES lot Of PTssl PsscI,5 a.,
my2n No. 5 washington Han.
- DREW & IRAKE
n @T EgE,z - : - No. yya.4lnstan nan
my2O No y & ws,S q DsAH 4s,,
TTT ANS DRIED REEF Ann F6N5ITTF,s
n by !DRE!y 4 TRAKE as4e
my20 No. bwashinIton Hall.
7TOTHE7 DENTAL, PR0FESSTON
NE subscriber formerly Of Philadelphia, having had
SisIs yeILs N me manufacturing Of Block
South sEl and |, Wet s. ),
CHS ~ NO 1Sg iGegetEe 9 ER2StteageG
GGr S b rosie. ~ D. 81 L6tkGdephf, he has since
years spent in the siis Sh& Ssa
n 3. He Is net senFfaI o. III. ,o. .s,t
WIN NOSE made IN PAnaa Ea%is H. DREpr
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
Bank resSeey cs aSss G ~ Fse M
Of Paper every variety and style
'" TsI b l0r M9 sl and Hi. Ceiling
,sit,,S ssOS VI Ee EtlhtS' teasteEss ana Pam
Their besntIo1I stv,ssof r,1s- ,o.
on screens that the set al, he e
~ 800 = - Hyl9
III NIVlD ORNAMENTAL. WINDOW EHADES-a greater
~ e T9Ttty Of patterns than can be ogTsd slssy6 in
TTSI n 80 :. :. y, Ss-.9s- .
CO.. w. pJ MIeSer and brat2na klasks,
received. [myioI j. E. WILSON Z o. 5t.'H
80 n,,,,.. 70 1BRoHANzIg
OOU 500 riecss colore6 Curtains,
great variety Of cheap Wall Paper,
my19 low at Wholesale J. E. WILSON 4 Co.
INSISTING O1RDs-Sf0nT1I6C VI-ItI5- 5I5-5- TVITtI
Mourning Envelopes and every variety Of One sta
4 39s ~ A., lmy!9l y. E WILSON COS
ALI and buy one OF those cheap Wooden Cabs;
'o' r. FSia1 IhsS we're bought a. Tsat bar
49,. -------- l!uS l2l - I .. s.sM4lSsON AGO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22
AMusEMRMTs.

MDMB. ANNAsDe La GRANGE.
MAS THE HONOR 10 ANNOUNCE THAT sHE WILL,
LII give i've GRAND CONGJlslRI S.
A. S liALLs on FRIDAY and ATunnAY.
IsgneFi cEREsA aud TAFFAEELLI. aud NJ. RUY0N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

PARLUR MATCHES,
elegant match, suPs IRE neat and cheap for sale h,
"A ny1S n. H.LOGAN& IN 2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

DIR. j. v. @. SMITH,
DIToR Of the Boston Medical and Surgical journal
~ and Mayor OF Boston, says ave learn that Dr. Watt
son Is Pubshing second edition Of his book, entitled
Manual OF Directions for the Employment Infections
As these books resold In connection with his Improved
Hyrnges, u gratifying evidence the success OF his
This book and syringe have highly spo.
Of by the Medical press well BY OF our emil.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

INTERIOR DECOR1TY0NS.
F. WILSON Co., "a Monroe st opposite them. Z ~
~ Bank, respectfully call attention to their uuequalkd
Of Paper Decorations OF every variety style
suitable for Walls and Ceilings.
They have large stock Of Fire Prints Teasters and Pan
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

HAAPToAaS HEGEEARkE ZZNcTURE
by It's mild action the stomach liver and kid1eYs will
cure DgRpapSa, CoEGhs, 4sfHd, BronckfdI and Ltf1O
Ageetions Fdtls IN the Rack, Side Gnd Brettsf Con-
letlTldffsa, ouf NeurGi0fd FTs-
5,aa Ites Glget CoppiHts RorINS and YerEOus De.
DETEIs ~, fy2p II ~ pio9u.saa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

JUST RECEIVED go
EW Style Han and ParlOr Papers with new and beaut
~ iu velvet Match Borders. ALSO-A general nssOTt.
et Of Glazed and Common Wall papers, for sae yery low
or Cash, by imy16 JOE GRAVES "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

Their beautiful styles paper for Halls are DISPLAYED
on screens that the effect can be fully appreciated Can
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

DR.. wSttsons Syringe and Manual, are for splsbv
Z mylI I. II. LOGAN & co., Bridge COR Druyvists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

IHR LouIsvILLE MOB.-The last Louisville
mob does not set easy on the stomachs of the
people of that city. tits proposed to hold a
meeting of citizens on Thursday night, for an
expression of popular sentiment in regard to the
mob. Judge Bullock, of the Circuit Court, has
charged the Grand Jury very strongly respect
ing their duty in the matter. He says;
II is not my purpose to speak Of the particu.
lars OF this transaction, or to portray its dan
gerous and fearful consequences Suffice It 10
say that the facts require your hands faithful
thorough, and patient vestigation, The peace,
security, and happiness Of society-thc life. lib
erty, and property Of the citizens, an depend
upon maintaining the supremacy OF the law
You need not be told that without 5your co.
operation the majesty Of the law cannot beSyiu.
Dictated nor public Justice upheld Ills through
you alone, as a part Of the machinery of the
Government, that those who take tho Inv IN
their own hands and trample its authority in tho
dust, can be bronght to Justice
doubt. not that YOU will address yourselves
20 tins important and responsible task with All
tho zeal and energy which the crisis demands
THE Pittsburgh and Stsabcnyille Raiirpad,
was leased last week for term Of twenty years
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The
important work is now substantially completed
with the exception of the bridges over the Non.
ongahela at PittsbuFg and the one over thS
Ohio at Stenbenyil!e. These, We are informed
are under contact and the whole line of con!
lueetiOuit is expected, win be in running oraei
ltor the fan ttade.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

WALL PAPER. 2
ME ehssPeat Wal Paper aud BORDERS are at
= JnyI6 i. JOE GRAVES Main St., Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

z TRAVELLING BASKETS, Wicker and BratanIa FiaSiS,
Proof Percussion Caps, Brass Hoos again
received. [mNl9l D. 81 MILSnN. q ilh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

sAD Sy EzpFss' jast received az % .as y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

w 4hAYe made late and large Rdition8 70 stock Of
w Trustees, Supporters Shoulder Braces pes s,ISneo
sories, BandaEes, Gc., &C., &c.
Physicians and others viii now nd the finest nssort,r1t
OF these articles In the city at the
myl6 BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STONE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

GOLD yoRN115ANTAI WINDOW sHTDES-a greater
VI variety patterns than can be ofered eIeisTs In
tie city at lmyl91 J.E.WILsON 4 CO's
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

10 WERLHANI5Y
200 PIECES Green Paper,
OOO 800 Pieces cooTed Curtains,
A great variety Of cheap Wall PAPER.
my19 low Wholesale. J. E. Wi SON 4 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

VISITING oARDs-Mourning Within Cards white and
Mourning Envelopes and every variety OF 6ne sta
tionsEy, at tmy19l :. WILSON COS.
ALL and buy one Of those cheap Wooden Cabs are
selling them at - They bought great bar
gain. [my19l ]. Is. WILSON &CO-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

LTAMPT0N,S YEGETABLE. TZNCTCPE
this medicine in Cholera Siorbus Diarrhoea and nj s,e
OF me Bowels incident to the season. inTgorars hl
stomach and bowels, and renders the system great assist
9nee IN combating the approach Of indeed All forms
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07


We notice sales of 1900 1900 bbls of which eco
Indiana Superdne at S. 100 Superne lots at the me-
Choice do at - i2s@S5 2 200 Extra - aud 90 Choice
Extra usebason) at 81 v Dbl.
There was but little Corn Offering and the sales
were confined 80 sacks 400 and Soft Csc
Wheat 700 sacks sold in three lots at 81 10
bushel for Selected Red Oats Bran nothing Of in
portance done.
PRoVISIoNs. Pork very arm and lot Of $50 bbls
Ness sold at $40 OF Bacon few casks Sides
kea Ac and 22 srces Fancy Sugar Cured Hams in lots at
lsh@l6c n Shoulders dull and Sides scarce Lard
was heavy with sales Of 70 bb 2c $40 kegs at $50 in lots
at l4c, and some small parcels at ls0l4c y nj
COFFEE The sales comprised 2a, bags &c. and las at
sxc Hn. ag
CANDLES. notice sales Of 800 boxes Light Star at l7e
and 100 Full Weight at 200 p ,.
LARD OIL. ..l6 bbls ssld at 81 05 p gallon 4s,
RICE We noticed the sale 80 crcss 44c p D. which
10 . outside rate for Prime s-,.-l
WHISKY. The sales confined to 80 bbs Rectiasd
undians at lsc and IS spoaords Extra at &c gallon.
FREIGHTS. Two ships taken for Liverpool at I'd
for Cotton, for Havre at lc and one for Genoa at
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
BOATS AND VESSELS IN roRT.

n --l-7 = 7, $500, -. :, -
8 g i.n.ss ~ pal1e,
o,. e:s ''1 us ~ d. ~ ~.
ae e :. 81 iol fseu lser'
~ sonss - y Farmer ano bayou
so1 2 n ~ ia1oo, Nn0nea
aSars lol slskspu,g nepao,lo ~ ior
issssr I'M, n s.;i ssso r a,, ~
.a.so. ss qs,y s,:,, ealtu :. E. ,A'''
~ ala ns,l
=. ~ "i'n
.' ess, Seno 3. .ua... ;, Z,
49, = g IN.
81 ,ss. 3 " "i'l
,:s. 80. "si ~ ws"3,, .. ~. =.
CO tsi''S s's1 = ~ =. ~ '''o
4 IS. 81 s., -.
'oass 1sp@ = -
sa, ssssa,. ~, ",sa ~ pass -
~ = ''a'e -
- I, Is ! 49, 4, -, (,
M noa
q n -. W. ooo
ss . ss's' eA'A ~ iu'sN1' ~
80 ", ,,l,ss,. .,,s.s5 49,, rbra,,o,.t II
~ y "
~. ~ s 49, =, m
$50 ra.ssa. ID. 10
COO $500 ,;,,
Co. ~ 49, auu asain
|. Ae7.-ss s. - ! 1s'1es n. 81 4 :, -,
10y .ssss Z, ~ = ="
q IN saa.ss ~ sa'es Wv
sss i, " sul9''ay ~
ssA. ~. rys... oos
NJ 'l.n QUO oA'ss 'o'son
& ~ 4. 49,. ,... q, /. III.
1an NY, SAp' ram
u hs Sa'1asn "'sn olo pales c0''on
81 49,. Iss.ss ~ sA;;asa
90 t1on for' oln''n' Aeh'
,sss III - .:sa,,Ss 49, ~
~ t,psss r4nlless oap' " ", MOT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07

meeting Of creditors of this firm place yesterday
at ihe Offices Of Messrs Duncan Squarsy Backmore
Statements the liabilities and the prepared
MI Beloe IN accountant read the meeting
i appeared that considerable surplus would
Gquidang ali liabilities and that the capital concern
anony passed that the estate be realized under inspection
Of W. Daglsh. Esq
letter from Paris Of the 18th November tho
pension Of the house Of Messrs John Munroe follows
It with little regret that suspension of yon
and most respectable John
Co.. Of Paris II scarcely be called failure
their suspension is merely Of prudence
the unparalleled state of commercial affairs in the United
and their assets greatly exceed their liabilities TIE
recent cenvuons they will instantly resume. event
Temporary and unavoidable II i has regret
all the American circles here. -.5 I'VE T.I
TWAS supposed WHOM the banks Philadelphia suspended
payment the attained failures and supen-
ions have occurred almost daily Among
s Thomas Martin A New York paper sudes it fol-
lows f-i-...F ~ ifF =. 5Ess rt.-s
"a feeling profound pervades the business community
OF Phndepha the that the established
and well known domestic commission house of Thomas Martin
have suspended This the Oldest domestic commission
house in that city and passed firmly through the crisis Of 1887
MI Thomas retired from the rn ample
Fortune and subsequently became President OF the Commercial
bank In which position he remained until his The
oIsness o the hrm has been continued by Mr. James Martin
with whom the credit enjoyed by the firm continued
undouoed up 70 the suspension This learn has
nsen brought about by the mpossiby OF making sales
W an stock Of goods which
ave running to maturity aud determination make
III io money outside Of the regular channels Mr. Mar
Philadelphia. " ~ "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

poNALDsoNvILI.Easeam Pelicm,--27 hhds sugar l2s
bb mossses 10 ob Charpene do do Is hhds sugar 10
Bellecq Noblom &eoS DO "a bbs ucasses Augusn hi
baut-S hhds IS hi bbls asses abNer-6 hLs If
20 bbs moases Bogar Foley Ayeyl6 hhds sugar to
Braud Lantry-2 do "a bbs moasses McCal25 do
Hail. Rodd pntnansuhdres orderTotal III hh1s sugar
2s9 hbls moosses, 20 hi bbls nolasses
CAMDEN Steamer Judah Touro-l95 bales cotton Pitcher
Goodrich &eosS Davis Jenkins &co-47 Phillips &cosS
Fssllson s,eysnssn Asss5 John Watt Ssos2 Oakley nav
Lloyd Freson Brander Hubbard &co25 bales to
McAleroy Bradord-23 Edward Nale &eo1 Vaudeville
Mchenny-l0J Y Hsrde &eo9 Bogart Foley Avery-S do
Cooper 6eo-7 elis, Ferguson &eo-6 + Giraui5 do
Campbell \ saong-4 Hewitt, Norton ScoS VIM Soery,7 do
Fel,owes &co2 utrie HARRISON Scc2 Wright Allen &co0
hhds suger Ar Aenbrger sacks seed
u Fisk-sundries to order-Total 600 bales cotton.
UPPER RED RIyER-Steamer Era No 2-lI3 bales cotton
70 Wright Allen &co9 do Heald Massie cotton
Payne HaTrisoni Buchannon coaO bales cotton
Henderson, Terry &co26 Lewis Ogcsby-SsS Nelson Sco
III Farley Jutey &eoS2 Carter &co-S bales cotton 10
Cummings SeosS Randolph 4eo-is Phillips Gibson
Muller forestieElo bales cotton johnson &coi6 do
msLsmote kaybnrn Seo 10 Tully Scel0 Scott
% Hugely Blair &cn4 bal0s snake Hesd Mase Sco-2
do Wright Allen deo- box mdse pee simms &co box do
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