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DENTiSSTRYi,
OFGIcR No. 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, &$S
Tkres dOOry from lalh Strsst. lIIO


Dr.. BAILY begs leave to inform the public that he
He feels assured thai experience of iteon years.
variety Of difcut cses that he has treated snceess
fully, will enable him TO sirmount any difficulty,
own ex xperienoe confirming the opinion OF many men
eminent IN the profession, snd especially Drs haIrls
card all mercurial preparations for filling Teeth, also
all Enameis, Gutta psrcha, India Rubber and Ce-
Teeth, and tiat PORCELAIN, mounted on Gold Plate,
s the only reliable substance that be in the
mouth, as was most concusivey shown by the last
Although he dattsrs himself from his long resi-
known to his numerous friends and patrons, he begs
leave TO refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector of the Church of Epiphany
THIS olty.
you as superior dentist. 4 he operations s1ecuted
S f y sSs
public that your skill SO well deserves. -.
Washington, Aug. IS. lass. ouf.rsa J.%. .'FffRENoH.
From one of the oldest firms In Baltimore, Mss.rs.
Having employed DR.. Stephen BsiIy Surgeon Dom
and 3os 5Gd he sh Did to
my entire satisfction, and view of the fact that
Cosss Of sd ths 10
perSorm the same work satisfactorily. il gives me
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. HARTMANN BOG6S.
Extract from nste received from the late Hon. John
NJ Clayton.
80. .... .., U. 9. SENATE, Aug. l9, 1856.
,nf ssss Ss ss made for me wS moth
To those that seek relief from the maladies of the
teeth, can oheerfully recommend Dr. ). Baily as
superior Dentist; he made set of porcelain teeth
Tor one of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself and the work has all stood well for than
ten ears. ROBERT II. NIXON,
of the Va. Conf. of the Nj. +. Church South.
April Is. 1885.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion to svaii
ourselves Of the professional skill Of DIR. y. Bay,
Surgeon Dentist of this city, having been co-niz
ant OF his operations on our families or friends take
peasure IN expressing our admiration of his artistic
skill, as well as Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations IN Dental Surgery, and respectfully
commend hun to the confidence and patronage OF the
public. of which we consider him euiinently worthy
THOMAS y. WALTER, Architect u. 4. Capitol,
THoMAs MILLER, nj. d., of Washington ID, q,
B. =. BOHRRR, M. ID. Of Geerge etown, ID, c,
N. y. LINCOLN, NJ. d., of Washington, ID. C,
Jos. II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. o.
GEORGE WALTON, Ex- Governor Of Florida.
WALTER LRNox, Ex Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, U. y. Patent Ofice,
.O;C: WlsHr, Principal Rite tenhouss Aosdsmfs
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RROOkEVlLLE ACADEMY,
- MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.
The course Of study embraces Ancient and Mod-
ern Langqa Snences, Mathematics, and ordIna-
~ English Branches. Terms for Board and Tuition
$50 per aRnum. Catalogues may be obtained at
Baianty pes seventh street, or by addressing the
Pnnc pal at Brookeville. Md.
T.. b. .PRETTYMAN, AN.
Sc S-lm Principal.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


EARM FOR SALE.-A piece of fine LAND on
L Rock Creek, in Montgomery county, Md, six
miles from the heights nf Georgetown adjoining the
lands of Messrs. Perry, Wood, BestOr, Movies,
BOhrer, and Hawkins. I9k acres. A beautiful loca-
ton; partially improved new house; Is acres rich
creek bottom, and some fne yellow pine timber. It
can be divided if desired. Call and see the preni-
ses those who desire to purchase. je Aft
FOR RENT.-A modern built HOUSE. contain
ing IL rooms, comfortably furnished, in a del ght-
fu and airy location, fronting Of the public
ervatlons, and commanding an extensive view of the
cty, the rver, ard Georgetown. IL has gas through
out water ard bath room. To careful tenant the
rent will e moderate. Inquire at 4o4 street, sec
ond door from 18th street. ..-...-. je 24-tf
A RNY'S CONFECTIONERY FOR SALE.
n TINS well known and popular establishment is
now offered for Sale, thus presenting a opportu
nifty for good ConfeetOnsr to enter into safe and
htabe business. Possession can be had lst No
vember. The three gtory Brick House, now Occu-
pied above. is offered at private sae or will be
rented or iGAsed as may be desired.
For particulars inquire on the premises, No. "a
Bridge street. GeOrgetown, ID. c., or to WIN.
BRIDG rs, SIS West baltimore street, Baltimore.
H-u
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A HARD CAsR-Too Much SpBmB on HAyp
a lew days ago an honest, economical bachs-
lor, 4" who by long years of toll had saved some
$1,000, drew 1t from the - Bank in this city.
not believing his money was safe Msrs, In these
=" troublOus time" His money was ali in gold.
He occupied a room in building in the lower
part of the city. On his way to bis quarters
with his gold in bag, he imagined every per-
son he passed knew that he had gold. Night
came, and he put the gold between the beds,
and lay down on it, but not to sleep. His i'm
agination was alive; he deemed every noise
made by burglars who were after his gold
During the long nightwatches he was seepless,
and he rejoiced when daylight came He
changed his quarters-tOok a room in a more
respectable locality; put the gold away, went
to his work, was uneasy, went again and again
to his room, looked ut hi. bag of yellow
boys" and night and darkness came again.
His gold was under him, but noises were round
about hin. He slept not. In the morning he
vent to friend on Front street. and asked
" What shall do with my money ?" told him
his trouble for two days and night and ask ell
for advice. Go and deposit your gold again
in the - Bank, and take a certificate He
did 50, and was happy, as his money is safe
". y. Post
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GERRIr SMITH DISCUSSED, SLEEPY, AND
GOING H0NB.-An Abolition Convention as
sembled at Syracuse, n. Y, last week at which
Gerrit Smith was called on to preside. After
discussing the policy Of compensated emancipa-
ton, in which Mr. Smith favored and Frederick
Douglass opposed the plan, tho question Of
finance came up, and this elected discussion
in which the philanthropist of Peterboro'
stated that he had paid money for Kansas till
he was tired, and he did not know where it had
gone, nor what good it had done He said FAC
cOrding to the Courier's repOrt) {" he had done
bleeding to the society. 1t had cost him now
over s. 600, whereas the society adonly raised
81 500" Hesaid it was riding a free horse
TO death" and he would no longer stand it,
that he had got note after note discounted last
fall for the purpose Of raising funds for Kansas
and he didn't know wherc it had gone, and he
didn't see that the society was any better for IT,
He said, in conclusion, he had done The So
clety must help themselves, that he was tired
disgusted, and needed sleep. and If there was
no other question before the house, he would
declare the convention adjourned SINE die
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L,ALL STYLE FOR 1857.

L,ALL STYLE FOR 1857.
Now ready at STINEMETZ'S, 2s Pennsylvania
avenue, near the corner OF 1hlr-
teenth. the most popular Fall styles
of Dress, OF Moleskin HATS, to
which he invites particular attention. n
Having established the cash sys-
tenn and 6nding il TO work wei, ne IL
will continue to make discount OF S7kS%[<SSt3
I2L ser cent. pom the actual market S&SBI
nrice' making the hat sold for 81 land
NOT emily for s5l for the low price OF $3.50;
a sig ht variation in quality for S3, and for S2.50 q
superior quality for the monay.
x good assortment of FELT HATS, Caps, &e.
aug S.tf 2S Penn. ave. near 18th street.
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A CAR D5A CHANCE RARELY MET
IA WITH BY THOSE WHO wlSH-z
A PIANO FORTE.J have now in insforef{vTrY7
the following great bargains: 80 w
Two superb Pianos, four round corners. rosewood
cases, seven octaves. used only a few mOnths. 4
will sell them at Sis less than their price seveR
months since.
A beautiful seven octave Rosewood Piano, iron
frame, round corners, for S2p:
The above Pianos are sold for no tAuit, but be-
longed TO families who have removed 10 the west.
and left them with US 10 be sold. They are reslly
and truly great bargains: we are prepared TO glve
ture day, sx change, II parties are not satisfied.
Also hns on, bnt rano oi hast Dtvls
SS25. l-'
Also. two secondhand Chickerlng's for s175 each.
at the Great Piano warerooms OF
JOHN F. ELLIS,
sulG 36 Penn, ave.. bet. eth and lsth streets,
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Stoves, &c.
nj G. " OODW ARDS
NlETROPoLiTAN STOVE AND CRATE


METROPOLITAN STOVE AND CRATE
FACTORY.
Tbs Greatest Cookinx Stoves in the United
States.
have just rscelved from Philadelphia few of
The new Rising STAR, or double Oven Cooking
stove; decided improvement on the old Morning
Star patent ed 1857. had them got up in Philade
Rha this last summer. exclusively for this market.
Ihey are very heavy and strong, and cast Of the
very best Pennsy lvanla Malleable Iron. All the
Church, Esq, manufacturer.
nave also, IHR LIBERTY STAR, made by Messrs.
Abbott l,aurence OF the same place. The LIGHT
STREET DOUBLE OVEN Cook, made by Messrs.
very best AIR fIGHT FLAT-ToP CooKIse SrOvKs
that can be found IN this aay other ma rket,
Of which are the celebrated SUNRISE. IMPROVED
GLOBE, FLORA COoK, NOBLE Cook, aid the BLUR
RIDGE AIR -TIGHr Cook. If any man oan produce
a better Cooking Stove, to OK Gel the above Stoves
one. Please call and examine them. II will cost you
nothing, and you will see all kinds and sorts of
Stoves. go. For sale at
C. WOODWARD'S
Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory,
No Sl3 and 50 Pa ave., bot. 10th and llth SITS.
Balcony In Front full of Stoves.
". B. As to the SgA SHE'LL FLAT TOP COOKING
STOvR. have examined 1t thoroughly, and think
It has worry appropriate name-SHELL. Yes, shel
will burn out IN few fires. 1t is a good name for
them-gOod for the makers. And as to the old Morn
ing Star sold them last fail. but will not sell them
again They are as thin as pasteboard. | can prove
that the makers agent urged me, for almost day,
Fall; saying that IL would take twenty Of
them he would give me the OK usIve agency ofthem
for five years. told HIM wOul ID not have them at
any price, they are so thlnly made. They are hand
were not worth having. All the above Gan prove.
Sc l7-tf
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T J. MIDDLETON, -
LIZ. d. ICE DEALER,
Once and Repot-southvest corner Of and 18th
streets. washington. ayu-6
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Educational.

DRIMARY SCHOOI.-Terms 81 per month
Il Music included, (taught by a good teacher. J 81
Per month. Apply at 4S6 street, between 10th and
liln --eo
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FOR RENT.-The STOREROOM No. 5ls 7th
y street; Immediately opposite the office Of the
NATIONAL Intelg enoeT, and now occupied by w.
ClendenIn As , Boot and Shoe Store. Possession
gwen the 18th October. For terms, &c, apply to
GEO. w. COCHRAN. next door. Sc If
FOR RENT-The two comfortable and Convent
Il ent BRICK HOUSES on Fayette street, ad-
joining the CONVEX arc going complete re-
PAIR, and will be- for rent the 4th Of August. The
having children To educate. Apply to JOHN l..
KlDW ELL. High street. Georxstown. j. ~
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NOTfCE.-C. r.. l.. CROWN T. CO. are re-
~ ceiI.ing daily some OF the finest FURNI-a
TURE aver offered in this market, which wepA
invite the attention Of those In want, as we ~
assure the N they can gave at least 10 per cent.
Namely ,-.s,
Rosewood aud walnut Tete -a-retes, Sofas
Wardrobes, Chslrs of ali kinds.
Cherry and poplar Tables.
MATTRESSES, hair, corn top, and husk; Comforts.
Blankets, Rsdstesds, high and low post.
Rocking Chairs, cane and wood seats.
Cushions for Chairs. Settses, Clocks of all kinds.
Extens lon Tables, Sideboards, What-not.
Glasses of all kinds. some extra fne Carpets.
Cottage Sets, Rugs, Waters.
Glass Ware, Crockery Ware OF all kinds.
Feather and Fancy Goods of all kinds.
And other Goods too numerous 10 mention to vhioh
we invite the attention of housekeepers and Others
determined to sell for ossh or TO punctual
customers. c. X. L.CROWN & co.
....t .s...r.. cor. of 9th street and Penn. ave.
p. S.-We shall still continue our regular sales on
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, both morning and
evening, in front of our store. Consgnments sO-
oltsd, and IN al cases advances made whep required.
..- G. r. l.. C.. IL CO.,
ap 25-tf UnteD Auctloneers.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

A LARG II ASSORTMENT OF FAIL
"A ' = NJ GOODS,
RI At vsry Lev Prices TO Cash Cnston,ers.
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y g o
Having been for years under the necessity Of hav-
two sets of for in dsy Ight, and one
1Or lamp p-ght-I procured one set from Mr. Tobias .
which answered both purposes. have Used his for
several months, and find them excellent.
N a. Y
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Il M nd NAH

JNOR HAyIE DIRDCT.-FRANCOAM AMERICAN COM.
II pany The steamship vlGO, 2I0 burthen,
sharp Commander will leave for the above port Non
day Feb. l6 II O'Clock precisely Price OF psssageFru
cabin AIT $780, do do forward $50 For freight passage
apply to the sgenta, I'm. ED. P0IRIEk co,
81 Broad street.
CPECIAL NOTICE TO AUSTRALIA SHIPPERS THE
- New York built clipper ship KITTY SIMPSON q. ".
master Melbourse
any Dip loading Engs for freight made csu
diSonA on the above guarantee.
4. ". CAMERON, Bowling Green
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR HA
I vsnA and New orleans -on Tuesday, February IL a,
O'Clock r. NJ from pier oos Warren street North
thr and avoSite Noa,nshp EMPIRE CITY r. or n.
will sa above Passage secured NJ The sce OF
line Freight 10 New OrleAns ~ cents cubic ship
pefs win be suppneA with blank bills % sdins OF The form
pgnnd by tho Ilns, appliraon ut their Office No other
signed and bill Of lading will he Aligned aer the
o. sailing Dor freight passage apply nj the Office
'''' ~ NJ o. RoBRRTa Axeu.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-12
SPORTING.

IfIIx DrTaArGk Will, UPON RsCsrrT o.
nj tw,rsy Ave Va epuiy alert In sanps sra Sy
person rue psure u NE and present fe nr
psrfy In love fuxneys and sveub slso swet by
which hcy hnmedsesT he love q ho opposite
Ger Addrsss. win ssc9 pc~egA Als LSS rs7Ea, New
Yak vs. VfcA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-12

CyUrToN 4 CO.'S DESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
y ckoo-saiag regularly AID positively on o. b-sore he
day .dvertsed Clipper a saturdsJ. 18th February ns, =
The magnificent A. !, lra class cApper ship DAVID
CROCKETT, spsncer. master, 10 loading pier Eassfves
ard positively sad above The Davd Crocke< IL
Of The Hn. chips built the United stsfes and
sharrest clipper loading for San Francisco SApp
Win pesSe c~e their possible, gaA
hand 10 their bills of ladng Tor signature
SUTTON CO., 8. aouth street. corner 81 VISA
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v,oR NORFOLK AND RIChMoND-THE STEAMSHIP
JAMEgI OWN, having been put IN thorough order
ready 70 resume her route ana will Dad daring the
for Norfolk and hchmond pier 10 North river and
eavs Saturday 14h inst At O'CLOCK. For freight ~
| cage apply TO LUDLAM PLHAsANTs, ~ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-12

T,rDTHgyo LADIES AND GKNTIEMEN HAVING
ar 10 fspoe oa can recege ~ r1se for The same
ear Css1 q - wes srOsarS. N, S,-Isiss attended, 70
~ MfsC.
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OFFICE NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE CO. NO 6
~ Wsi s'rSeo New York Feb H. 1857. Dividend--fh
osSe Of Directors have this declared semi ann div
csne CT Ten d0 per cent, payable 10th at
L. q. IRVING, Secretary.
OrFICE OF INDEMNITY FIRE INSURANCE coz
" -pany M 80 Wall pres- New York. Feb III. 1867.
the Eoro OF Direoto<s o. s Company have tbs day
oassd ciyiceDd OF Eve q cent, payable MooAs
tt- La The iranses heck VIII be closed until d.a
G. HENRY HOWELL, ses~esvgv.
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INSURANCE.


lki TI kffEp STATES LIFE n.
sURANGE, ANNUITY AND TRUST y COMPANY OF PHIL
Observation-Disclosures PERPETUAL. 80
Assets, January LIST, 1855, 81 ,4Al'oA" 49,
DIRECTORS THE HOME BOARD
A. W. Thompson, Paul B. Goddard, ND, John MY ,,u
Wn M Goodwin, james Devereux, Lawrence Johnson,
Geo MMsssn nyy. s. B. Crawford. 'uSASu' ADs'n
0'n v" A'Ds'' STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD, President.
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, Vics-PrsSideuf'
PLtNY FISK, Secretary and Treasurer.
1SrNew Orleans Branch Office, No. g Camp street,
The undersigned, General Agent OF the ABOVE wen Ano
Company for the Southern 20 ssSvs
e sff aSis' d he fpa RiGe @
North smedes { Co, s. o Nelson Co.. 4 B. lanes
j. Burnside jos Hsl su-.s ws s9hn Aasnh'
John Pembeon, President Merchants Mutual ms Company
Thomas sloo President Sun Mutual Insurance Company
John Calhoun President II 8, Jackson and q. \ R. R Co.,
Henry T. Ionsdale, John D. Ben, BENJAMIN Torrance,
J. x. Collins, Thomas Murray, Marx Walton; ,....
Pamphlets blank FORMS etc. can obtained the Office
ksE.Eg AFGHAN BF.s, NJ Mesea! Examiners
In attendance DAILY KAR 5S Il f Do%sh
1a22 " No. 4S Camp street
NOTICE-THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ COMPANY, of New Orleans, have this day comAenced
operations prepared take Fire Marine and River
Risks The usual rates.
DIRECTOR
Geo. W West R. P. Hunt,
JAS. A. White MI. Nusson,
Evan j. Mccall Martin Gordon Jr.,
d. ,Jamison, Paulin j. Martin,
Antonio Costa, Cesare Olivier,
Omer Gnllard, J0hn EATON
OMER GAIILARn, President.
GEO. W. WEST, Vice President
A. SCREIBER Secretary. NO Y
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EXPORTS.

MONTGoMERY-Stean1 Montgomery146 hhds sugar, 1862
bbls moasse s h bb melases SO bags coffee 40 do corn
$50 do oats whisky 1856 bb four u casks bacon 81 Do
pork pkgs mackere 81 sacks guano 1s0 do potatoes 20
pkgs mdse
CARDENAS-Schr Orbt5 ties 200 kegs lard 25D SACKS OF
corn, 400 empty bbls. 5000 hoops.
LIYERPOOI-Shp St Patrick24 bales cotton SV2- SACKS
wheat, 25l6 sacks corn 4O00 slaves
aPAIACHICOIA-Se yictora-0 hhds sugar, Is bbs Of
sugar 1872 bbs -four 30 nbs beef ed do pork 25 do bread
bbIs IS hi bbls moasses bb Is lard casks bacon 90
coils rope ~ bags coffee 3 bb whisky ties hams 81 sacks
cotton seed.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Anna Kimball-l9iI bales cotton
HAyRE-Ship d Peters235s bales cotton 2400 slaves
BALTzE-Brg Creole62O bbis -four 20 do bread los do
pork hams hid bales boxes tobacco lbs vinegar
kegs butter, kegs lard, % bags coffee and sundres
sACOLA-Scbr Mary Ellen300 sacks corn 70 bales OF
ay 2hIds sugar 10 bbls whisky bbs hour 20 bbs of gro
ceres. tt.#F I.f.sUg t=T 80
y PENSACOLA-Schr Sarah Eli1abeth-ln ballast,
CARDENAS-Brg Adams Gray-Manifest not to be re-
ported
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delivered alenzds and 400 Superfue St.
Louis at ~ " Dbl. III d - 81 ]. sansz
GRAM Ths raiss NJ Corn largely gave way and the
saies included 400 sacks early in the day sss and
subsequently Of SIS sacks at 75c y In Wheat
heard nothing Oats 100 sacks Prime Ohio
sold at sec y bushel. a. " w ~ w 4s@sF 9g
PROVISIONS The sales Of Pork comprised 40 bbs Mess
$40 80, 400 At and retail parcels at SCI u Dbl
Bacon retailing at previous OF Lard 100 bbs and
ieces sold in three four lots at ls@l2c y for
Prime. 5sE az ts4 VIZ
COFFEE transactions were confined to $50 Prime
Rio at 101Se, and 100 Jamaica at lI1Sc y ~
Three oargoe Liverpool and of Bulk Salt were
sold on private terms.
uNNY BAGS. An offer of lee cash refused for 10
baleaheavy.
BAGGING.!. "A large sale of Iuda was pending. VI
SPIRITS TUEPENTINE. l50 bbls sold on Monday
h at 43c q gallon, equal to cash. s ss71 --i :.
WHISKY We heard Of 500 to 800 bbs sold Wednesday
yesterday including 70 Reced at Sc for Mera and Is
Wshires Raw 49, and go Reched and 100 Raw
private terms. --l.'
FREIGHTS ship taken for Caiz at - for Tobacco.
Vessels the berth for Liverpool filling up with Cotton
IL SD in British, and 9l6d in American.
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RECEIPTS OF.PRoDUCE.

H John
strongs bales cotton William, sonm6 bales cotton to
aresnweod oaddy, Brown %eo9a Henderson TeT
Ssa a aco4 ES ksos Byfss vance aeo1sS
Brady German &sosi Pinehard &e972s bales cotton TO
siss Drj' ssS%
nst seIS
eso Mase s Se
Cleveland BTohsr 4eo john Williams Ssos s ss cotton
Oakley Hawkns6 bags corn bags cotton seed Moon Titus
Murphy ss sss ss'f Head @
ds a 'G l
RaSaEg isa sas; s s..GS
% ss ssshd S Huns My Sso bales Cotton HoG
N%sblSsss Ms ysnss %sols bales sS,sa
Oakley Hawsins5 bales cotton Watt Noble Mobley2 to
dries 70 order-Tots, al bales cotton ''-
PS f Clark-l26 hh
o SSs m Fs = hf bGls moasses eb sstem bottom
51ls molases Han Roda PSnsN2s molasse Brand (
Sss o 81 sHSss fS
TrSssair np, s SSls kocSe Jap o
90 ts5oos 81 Orderrota pa hhds
GAMDEN-steamer Bayou Bele-95 baIas coo, f,or,,,cI
ssrS9f hp ars eo s FsioSs %SS0 Wh
Andrews Sierap4S II Carter &eo4O Pitcher Goodrich
CO.'S Cleveland Brothers &co2S Lloyd FriersonS do ~
pnpsrier iinyes 5sS-ls oakey Hawkins bales cotton to
Iiarde Seo5 Henderson, Terry 5co-5 Wallace S 10 ~
Gorrison BrosS Iallandel Ward Saunders 4 IL, "
bales mdse Wallace AGO. bbs bacon Peters Niiard
lard h do do kegs do Twehe Dueher-I gin bands
CIV Phillips 6col hbl sugar Lloyd FersOn2 box mde 10
Elliott Scol de Brand Adassundries
bales cotton - '''
BAY9g M s oapos bales sotSn Da
co-sO Brand andrylOo do Aan-50O empty bbIs 10
Tesne5S do Fishes Borudala2i hhds Id bbls mo
lasses hhds Menard yignaudli hhds p bb
molasses bb Bogart Foley Ayeryl0 hhds sugar RI
bbls moasse Burbrdge &eo2T hhds sugar Auguiu
Thbant22 do 81 bbs molsses Darby Tremolet66 hds sa
81 bbls moasse 10 Inf bb nolasses Brand Landry
hhds sugar ITO hos moases u ties m9ases to Gordon fra
Degeos Durve &co2O hhds sugar Grna-snndres e
treTota bales cotton, 2S9 hhds sugar sugar -
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