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The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

NAME CHANoED.--The name Of the Post Office
at Moore's Flat, in this county, which has here
tofore been called ''Clinton," has recently been
changed to "Moore's Flat"-thus taking the
name OF the town in which 1t Is located. The
Post Office was established at time when the
residents were endeavoring to change the name
Of the place TO Clinton.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

SuIcIDE,-Henry Lewis committed suicide, at
san Juan, Monterey county, last Saturday, by
shooting himself through the head. Intemper-
ance caused the act.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

News ExPEcrED.-The steamship Tennessee,
Of the Nicaragua line, was advertised to leave
New York on the 25th ult Five days later
news from New York, and full and reliable in
formation from Nicaragua, may be hourly ex-
pected.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

RAILROAD IN MExIco.-We learn by late in
telliscnce from Mexico that the first shipment
Of rail bad arrived at Vera Cruz for the Guada-
lope Railroad. This We believe. will be the
first railroad ever constructed ia Mexico. 1t
viii, when iinished, connect Vera Cruz with the
city Of Mexico.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

FATAL AccrpENT.-Mr James Mccain, was
killed on Monday, the Esd inst, at Butte Flat,
near Rough q Ready, by the caving Of bank
under which he was working at the time. lie
lived about thirty minutes after he was taken
out. He was buried yesterday by the Masonic
Fraternity Of Rough Il Ready. The deceased
was from Pennsylvania, and has family living
in that State.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

vARIoLoID.--Several cases Of varioloid have
occurred in Nevada within the past few days.
Three Of Mr.. Womack's children, and little
son Of Waldo NJ. Allen are now confined with
this disease.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

BRIDGE FRANCHISE. bill has recently pass
ed both branches Of the Legislature, granting
certain parties the right to build draw-hridge
at Sacramento, and collect tolls on the same for
the period Of twenty years Much opposition
is made 10 tne bill In sacramento, and petit
ton was circulated in that city asking the Gov
ernor to veto It.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

CHINAMAS KILLED.-On Monday. March 10Th
q Chlnaman was murdered near the mouth Of
Big Canon, on the road from Placerville to Sac.
r"mento. The officers atlast accounts, were in
pursuit of the supposed murderer
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

A SWARM OF BEEs.-The Sierra Democrat 70.
ceived, one day last week, no less than nine diff.
ferent numbers Of the Sacramento Bee, and
considering the state Of the weather, II was
rather an untasorable day for Bees.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

FER DIrn.--The bill which passed the Assem-
bly, recently. fixing the pay of members of the
Legislature at $3.50 for the session, passed the
Senate last week, and will doubtless become !.
law.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

CONDITION OF Mr. RIcH.-We learn from .
gentleman from Alpha, that Mr.. Rich is in about
the same condition that he was last week. His
case is still considered critical though the chan
ces are that he will recover. "a
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

IHEArER BuRNED.-The National Theater. at
washington City, was recently destroyed by fire
together with all the scenery aud furniture of
the establishment.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

SACRAMENTO PoLITICs.-The Know Notbings
Of sacramento are busily at work getting up a
Peoples party. Their object is to carry the mn.
nicipal election by fusing with the Republicans
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

The ROADS between this place and Sacrament
to are again in 0 miserable condition, caused by
the recent rains. The stages seldom get in be.
fore ten o'clock
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

JupIcIAL DIsrKcT.--On Tuesday, Of last week
che Assembly bill, transferring Plumas county
from the lith Judicial District to the 9th, pass
ed the Senate. Our district is now composed Of
the counties OF Nevada and Sierra.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

STATE PRNTDo.-A bill has passed the State
Senate making material reduction In the
amount paid for State Printing.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

THE WEATHER has been been very changea-
BILE during the past week-onc day pleasant and
delightful, the next stormy and cold.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

LAIRD's DlGGHGs.-Mr. A. T. Laird is, per-
baps, the most extensive and successful miner
in the State. In taking walk round bis dig
gings the other day. we we're astonished ct the
immense quantity Of earth which had been wash
ed down in the last few weeks. lie has three
sets of mining claims, located respectively on
Lost Hill, Wet Hill, aud American Ill., all
worked by means OF the hose, and we should
Judge that not less than half on acre of ground,
varying in depth from fifty TO eighty feet, is
washed Off every week. The diggings at Lost
Hill were opened in the spring Of 1868, and the
first two seasons we're worked with the pick and
shovel. A hundred men we're employed upon
them at one time, though they were not able to
do as much as can now be done by six or eight
men, with the present improved method of mi
ming The cost of working them at that time,
including water, must have amounted to six or
seven hundred dollars day, and yet consider
ably more than enough gold was taken out to
pay the expense. About one third of the, hill
has been washed down, and the balance Of it
will be. worked should the claims continue to
pay. The dggings on Wet Hill are about as
extensive, and we believe have paid better, than
those on Lost Hill. In consequence of the want
Of water, the work Is only carried on four or
five months In the year. About the month Of
June, when the water begins to fail, the by
draulic apparatus is taken out, and the balance
of the season is employed In cleaning mp the
gold, which usually settles in the gravel near
the bedrock. The diggngs on American Hill,
we're purchased by Mr.. Laird last winter, and
the present Is the first season they have been
extensively worked. These claims are believed
to be very valuable; though nothing will be
known to a certainty as TO their richness, until
the gold which is now being washed out Of the
banks is cleaned up, which will not be done be-
fore June or July. Mr.. Laird informs us that
he has taken out of his several claims in the
last three years, near half million Of dollars.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

ARREST OF MURDERER About two years
ago man named Moffat was murdered by John
Hurley, near Downeville, and the murderer
escaped and made his way 10 Oregon. The
lodge Of Frcemasons, of which Mofiat was o
member together with other citizens, offered o
reward of three thousand dollars, for the arrest
of Hurley, and for the last year Sheriff Jackson
of Downieville, has been in Oregon searching
for him. AT last he found and arrested him,
and started with his prisoner on the schooner j..
II. Whiting, for San Francisco. On Monday af-
tcrnoon, when the schooner was within ten miles
of the Heads, the commander, Captain Blair,
was taking an observation, and looking on deck
saw Sheriff jackson aud his prisoner sitting close
together and near the edge of the vessel. The
captain turned his head for moment to give
some order, and upon glancing again towards
the place where he had seen the two sitting OBJ
served that the Sheriff was missing. Looking
on the water he observed the body floating aud
q boat was Immediately lowered, but the unfor-
tunatc man could not be saved. The schooner
was laden with lumber, which was piled on the
deck even with the railing, and from the posi-
ton in which Sheriff jackson and Hurley were,
II would seem probable that the latter pushed
the former overheard. The truth cannot be
found out however, as no one saw the affair.
Hurley was taken and lodged In the station
house at San Francisco, and will doubtless be
sent to Downieville for trial. 81.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

For SAIE.--The Amador Sentinel Office i for
sale Eat bargain" N''N . ~
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

We are under obligations to Geo. WEIGH aud
J. Hamlin for eastern papers received by the
last steamer.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

PUB. Docs.-weare indebted to Messrs. We'll
Ter and Denver, for valuable public documents.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

We are under obligations to Nessrs Chase
and Moore, for Legislative documents.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

Lyeeum.-A meeting i'll be held at The office Of Justice
Clark on Broad Street Tuesday cwning nesi the Slst
inst at hafpas seven o'clock for the purpose Of organ
izing 1yecum and Library Association. All rersons dis
posed TO unite in the object. requested To attend.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

Dngucrrcotypcs; DngurrrcOtypes --Tho.e
wanting pictures in the higc't style Of the art should
call at the Gallery of Mrs J. T. Rrpnri, No.iO< Com
mercia street. Glass Pictures Ambrtyes also made
for those who desire them Iotf
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-ArI prp
sons having claims against the Estate Of VIII LIAM
NM deceased late of Nevada in the County Of Nevada
eAe Of california are hereby notified 10 present the same
he vouchers thereof TO the undersigned at Nevada
within len months from the 25th day a March. A. H.
leoI.-254w WALDO NJ AIIEN p,h kd,,,r
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

TYPHOID FEvER.-Several cases of typhoid fe-
yer have been reported in the last few days, in
this place.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25
T.. G. DODGE e co

4NV' % SIIsfsCIiANI 81, BELOW MONTGOMERY
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
,il,, are IN daily RECEIPT of Fresh California BUTTER
ChEEsE and EGGS. Also Oregon BACON and ItRT,
which they offer for sale in quantities 10 suit the cit ni
country traders upon the most reasona bic terms
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25
FRESH CALIFORNIA C4EEsr

CONSTANTLY on HAND from the choicest d.;r;., :,
California For sale in quantities to suit all clas.e
Oh dealers, at prices corresponding with the times
- /. c. DODGE CO.
<eim 6S Merchan nj str..,
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25
FRESH CALIFORNIA RTTErER

y O00 LIs FRESH CALIFORNIA RANCH BUTTER
1OVO OIL hue quality, in ), 10 and rs Id. tins suta
Ole for the country trade and the mines
AsoDoOO lbs extra quality Table Butter, in balls suita
Alsc-Aarge quantity of cheap Cooking Butter constant,
" on hand and for sale cheap. . '-''Ni 'N'-'-''
l.. C. DODGE 4 co.
6S Merchant street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-11

rt,,
TINS SHOWS grea. =. .ae lrAus
ii ouy one month. -
~ 49, s,s,s.. ~ N. y . \, Y, 4, 2 4; e - hnvsr.
Inc hxcnsiRe markot openeu tnis ~ iAso - ".
descriptions Sight New York aod at various
,r,rrs from s<a and premium Sixty days sight was held
Ill e - g - " -, al
700 hish ior me Dahks " invest anu W. ha'e wy ~ '
SAFES 70 note varying from ~ discount for bankers ps
li for prime to good commercial drafts though we are
aware Of lower rates not permitted to quote them
Sterling opened hrm The highest rates the io
los paid for Al go day bills This the quotations
from 9 and 10 to Ol0 It was reported that
...s !. ~. 49, ". VI e.. I;varrnn,, ..rr;ea ont a
sne s'eanaes to-oay itoan New AotH ~. A,'yp - ~ :
heavy amount Of Specie chiefly foreign account tof
ouaes as Rotschd and Barngs have good feel
- ,n..a.,, q. "a n.r,a i,.s FIR boy
Ing io' AA'Assi e1i AA'e' ''s' - : ~'.s ~ " - -
water. v
In francs there little doing The general
. q, thar, Tbs cb.f trap.actons are for remit
40 70 ~ o' ' l'. ~ $40. - S,r, :.
tance and the market ranges from Al ps on
Paris direct be obtained at sI2 The Union Bank asks
,o ~ - ~, - ID NJ. nov In.
sooner than bothered with the metallic currency would
PAY oui vilon 1,anA so'u lo4 p A ~ A -
fars or London.
Tho Stock market quiet to-day The movements
~ ON shar.. and aders, R.nk and
-. $50 u -. - !, - y, MI, s, I, n,
% shares Opoiousas a on SHOCKS hoid up we'll
aud we learn TX is asked for Jackson Railroad.
h p, ~ *. Ar n.t n ~. r,oro, ar.;cl.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-11
REuEIPTs OE PRODUCE.

!. CAROLINA LANDING-seaner Capitol-e4 bales cotton
E,tn ScSss balls. cotton connoylo do to
Buehannon Carroll 3ees DO Lane Nayhsd 1cos bales cot
Williams o
seed Kelley bbs pork 70 reTguso,
nundres to ordsr-Tota l6l bales cotton.
LAFoURCHE-Steamer DR. Baey-e hhds sugar bis mos.
S 70 os sess riS Il
Eoblom Acoo bales moss TrossAir HsydsI DO LIB
eos Do Saa do potatoes BurSrdse
dries hhds sugar As bbs molsssss lol hf bb
n,olasseu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cor.-l4s hides to Pilsburg-l2
do O Rnske-I bale wool Duhlho-sundres to orde..
LoUlsyILIE--stesmer David Whits-so bbIs pork to
Ssd: sss.ses sssys
hid. tebssee Jennings saghn &ootS do RSonson
T f 10 Do aeWits Norton Do Short 1eo do
MeGrego AGwsy Frasernl bids toSassS
corn Robertson Nc pougsl755 sack. Ne.teton
nc W. S IF es Sss os
s75 Hewitt Norton &cosohSl, whisky HeGregoE
Co.'S Henderson Terry Seo-s do Brne
cheese Dolsen sen- bX mdss burnside ScsaaS pcs
McCarty-l55 do Thomss-lss do John Devereanxs7 do
BacO fowls and sundres to order-Tota Al bales cot
RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS; oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN s. s'3
Hopkins sco bales moss Hacknsy-s sacks potatoes
order-l02 cattle from IndiRnola.
bales cotton to Warren g Fan%s o %
Do sanford75 kegs tar Kearny-3s cattle to order-
hf cords wood.
JEFFERSON AND oARRoLLToN RAILROAD.
Notwithstanding Robt Wnterman--l2 bales cotton TO
order.
PoNToHARrRAIN RAILROAD.
MoBIIEsteamer Cub,4o5 bales cotton casks fish and
snndries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-11
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

5roBACCo . We did not hear of a sale.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES.. The sales of Sugar were con-
fined 10 about 80 hhds which rs Muscovado at 10 car
fed Louisiana l2c 80 Porto Rico by auction at l0c
cargo Of $50 of Porto Rico offered at auction but the
greater part withdrawn Moasses 200 packages were
sold from e City Renees previous rates. No safes were
reported on the ievcc.
FLOUR market dull and the sales confined
TO few hundred bbs at 81 Is v Dbl for superGne ST. Louis
taRHxN rnetibut quiet with sales OF 80 SACKS
Yellow at S5c 100 White 90c and 1878 White and Whte
Mixed soc u bushel Oats dull at 1907 90 bushe
for ST. Louis. few small lots sold at 81 4Os
As u 100 ms. TX,
PROVISIONS The sales Of Pork confined to retail
yarcels al S 50@S rs Dbl for Mess Bacon was lower,
with sales Of 6 Prime Ribbed Sides lots at 3c few
casks and Tuesday 80 casks Ribbed at lc
"a Lard heard Of no sales of any consequences
CoFFEE noticed sales of $50 bags at 9sc, and SOC
Prime at 10,s p b.
UNNY BAGS. Firmer, with sales Of 600 bales at ll4t
tl31sc for Light Extra Heavy and $50 Heavy at lsc
ROPE lot of 1l9 coils Machine Made sold pri
waite terms ~ sese Lea
CANDLES We noticed sales Of 800 boxes Star at an
200 Proctor 4 CANDLES at FIX D ID.
WHISKY. lower with sales of 200 bbls Rect
ned at c and Tuesday 100 3 and 200 Low Proof at Is
U gallon. fN
FREIGHTs. Nothing of any moment was done. Mark
very dull
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-11
MILLINERY.

M MRS. ROBERT, II CHARITIES STREET,
Sl2pbegs leave to inform ladies in the city and country
that her assortment of latest Style Goods aud Emhrode
complete She has hand Pamela
Bounes yle, Empress and other Bonnes Lace Grape
and other Capos Cambray Manlas and Shnwls Chaully
Lace do Wedding Neils Niolette Laces, Naencas Brides
Sets, Artificial Flowers, Embroidered FIndkeches Fans
Pansos MttS Ribbons, etc The whole is offered at great
reduction
Ladies reminded that secured the
II skilltu senulstress lately from Paris myll I'm
80 MIME. ROBERT, NO. II CHARITIES mi
Y III street. MILLINERY AND DRESS MAkINGhNlD !
IVA IN THE LATEST PARIS STYLE. Keeps !iijIJl|
Nh stany hand OF new style cioaks W. W.
ruintlas shNws etc.
Ladies' informed that the services of skilful
stress from Paris have been secured. dis I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-11
l.h NrIsans 9aIg Crescent,
Casscxsf orrcr. No. 70 Camp street,
"wednesday Evening, June 10, 1857.

s77a- C1nscxNf OFFICE. No. 10 thhp suese
Wednesday Evening" June 10, 1871.
There inquiry for to-da, particularly ioF
short day paper Large could have bssn OF
discounted maturing within 90 days ut the rate OF
The offerings Bank yssserday and to-day beyond inc
and a. tbsre IL but little surplus hand the discounts
mat be confined to income This q times causes some
Little prsss stree evident ana a sno
snand for discounts from day to day 50 DOES the vsW
.t Il paper maturing beyond the lst January
ext Short date paper maturing this side 81
not desirable At from the fact that ior some years
ters has been very want Of money here in the months
or July, August, September and ocoDer t1e'cofe.
-. - Il. MI asirous Of short paper their funds
81 Idle Tor months consequently the calls for short loans
% DO the increase to-day with increased rates OF
interest being long loans We have no change to note
- - naper sails freely We Of good and second
grade being placed At Il@sl2 per cent S=ses
The foreign import city steadily on the increase
!. Vii b seen by of cash duties received at the
months Of May for the past four
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-11

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New OrleansS
Bet remembered that this 18th March, 1851 before the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H P
vier of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance of
New Orleans who being duly according to law do de-
pose say that the above just and and
correct transcript from the books of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before this 18th day of March,
A. D. 1857. @. NJ BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace the Parish Orleans.
The Board of have resolved to of
per cent cash outstanding certificates of profits
the Monday May next and have declared
a scrip dividend of THIRTY-FOUR PER CENT. the net
earned premiums the year ending February 25 1857 for
which certificates will be issued and after the first day of
june 1851. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
8tl' .H. A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-11
IMPORTS.

TAMPlCo-Schr orente-Sl0n0 in specie to Fernandez 4
co-aj0 do Zacharie &eol0J1 Bsr0is-lOtsn do 100
bales hemp Cahaeo Basaaldo-l0O do Brugae kco-I5 do
alap laner colot fruit Insste-Fotsl Sl4 $50 specie
BRAZOS SANTIAGO-Schr Clotda-I69 goat skins "a
deer skins skins 1875 pigs lead l6 wool 81
h ids IL turtle 10 order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-11
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

w The administration Of 3. A. FahneHtoeks yernitage
hss s ss tbs
tries safely eonhde in and the most delicate infant can
Il the reaum and small Rms which s1ose e @
Messrs B. A. Fahnestock 4 Coz ..,.,
have used s TeTm sns with
So.E saS ON Sixty hS'
Sold oe.. and re,. by Al. IA p sspT
country throughout United States my2l lm&W
DoC,T,EosK1s r Hlso3oFLAHD's cELEBRArED GER
Dr. Bl e. NJ 5I P5sRssosSS BY Pa
T b Ss! 'sni
as Constipa
r, ton Inward nv a; dd r, ,e h.
Nausea Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Fe ss,.
ESusa'ioss sIahIHs F%iis1i%s p.
Ing when WIEN Lying ns and RT n
Pain il Deficiency IF s' yellow
Hs" s,l n@nl msv II he F Fles IN Con-
and great Depression
The proprietor in calling the attention public to this
Pr and d1s Wh The n wc in
1t is uned article but has the
test Of ten years trial before the people, and its
reputation and sale unrivaed by similar preparations
and well known physicians and individuals in all of the
country immense and careful Of the Almanac
shed annually by the proprietor be gratis any
Of h Agents but @s the most skeDca that this
Principal olce and Mandatory, No. Sc ARCH street. Phil
sdelphia. Pa. -
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Btters superior to all preparations in
JACKSON, La, August Is. 1854
Dear srI feel bound to my qualification you
the incacuHbe benefit have derived from the
ties of your German Bters have found them be you
cheerfuly them to The
Tended for and superior to all other preRaraons nov
Very respectfully, Yours . H. oPPENHE1MER
THE BITTERS ALI. THEY ARE REPRESENT ED TO BE
JACKSON La, August ~, 1854
Dear SrI have used German Bitters and find them
oil they to be- and cheerfuy recommend them
Respectinlly, yours. W. F. FAULKNER
L. MAYER says:
HARRlsoNBuRG, Is., May q, 1853.
Your German Bitters is very valuable medicine. have
disposed of all received from and wish supply i'm
mediately.
DR. RAYBOLD QUAIL says
TRINITY, La, June 80, 1858.
have for the last year used the German Bers prepared
you, practice extensively 1t will shortly be the only
medicine the kind that be readily sold here
eye that in less than one year there will be more sold in this
vicinity than in any other part of the country
DR.. RABE says; FRANKLIN, La JAne a. 1852.
Your German Bers have become popular here, and
wish fresh supply Immediately
E. A. ADAMS 4 co. say;
give universal satisfaction ali who
them.
thereby possessing advantages
tions recommended for similar Diseases
Sold by Druggists and Storekeepers and village
j. WRIGHT / CO.,
nu6 lvdwAA New Orleans
| 1 WRIGHT a. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF UENUINE
Druggists Dealers Proprieto wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. Isl q CharEes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-11
CITY BANK.

rITY BANK OF NEW ORLEANS BE
- established in the City Of New Orleans under An Act to
establish general system of Free Banking in the State Of Lou
isiana, - approved the thrteth day of April, 1858.
The subscribers agreeand with such other persons
join associate themselves together for the
purpose Of carrying and conducting in this City and
Parish business Of Free Banking, and all other business
connected herewith.
The capital stock be One Million of Dollars to be divided
One Hundred Dollars EACH with the privilege of
increasing said capital to Two Millions.
this end and purpose they covennned and agreed
by these PRESENTS and the follow
ing clauses conditions and stpuatons by which the said
Association shall be governed H.
ARTICLE T.
The assumed to distinguish the said Asso
citation shall be the CITY BANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
q The operations OF discount and deposit of the Asso
citation be carried in the City of New Orleans
g. The of its capital stock shall be One Mill
Dollars divided shares Of One Hundred
Dollars each, and shall be payable as follows:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-11

ST MARKs-sehr Wild Pigeon SO bbls esaf turpsntine
M bbls hbu oil II bales osnaburgs q baes TO Post
Nell bbl lard Donns &co-l Dbl potatoes to Male Sum
bbs hitch 81 hbls turpsntne Rogers Woodall eco
PENSACoLA-Schr Souihron6 feet 5000 lahs
to Pooley Neol &eo2 bales cotton hides Hughes Hysd
&co.
PRNsAcOLA-sebr West Florda-7O,ooO fest lumber 49,
600 1att5 o order,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-11
EXPORTS.

INDIANoLA VIA GALYEsToN-steau,ship Mexfco-84
bbls Hour % bbls whisky so sacks 20 boxes Candles
hnds sugar.
BAROEL0NA-Bark Maypo-50S bales cotton 27SS bbls Of
-four 900 slaves.
MoBILE--Schr BRressa-2l2 bbs whisky 3e5 sacks corn
35 sacks BRAN 90 do oats leo boxes wine LOT furniture
LIvERPooI--shp Elizabeth Humlton-2252 bales cotton
LIyERPooI-Shp Mary Baleh-sJ97 bales cotton 70 do
Tampieo gEFss.