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New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14

TO OUR PATRONS AND OLD CUDMERs.-
we Deg leave to inform the public that rebuilt
our stores NOS 30 Front and Sc Fulton Streets again at
NoI Wh we are prepared at all times to ksh al the
SheesI notice and on most liberal terms, all n Of COP
rEh1 TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK, BIS CAST
lhGs, BLACksMlTHING, etc. Each membsf the firm
s ms personal attention to each cepartmeHe Offer
superior md dueements to parties dealing with us.
Our facilities for furnishing the following wore
passed BY any house In the South or West
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON PIP,
OHlMNlES, BREECHINGS
FIRE BEDS, ASH PANS;
STILLS, WORMS
FILTERERs JUICE Bes;
CLARIFYING KEES;
HEATERS, etc..
ANacned 70 our establishments have gen Furnishing
stose; where all articles requisite for STEAMAT, PLAN.
FAIlON AND HOUSE, USE be found.
Fire kunF Cast Iron Brass Copper Forcd It Pumps
STEAM GAUGES.-Sehahers Vacuum aneam Gauge,
new article showing the highest point whicm have
oeen carried during ita HearsoDs WAt5rage.
TINWARE.
Channg Dishes, Buckets;
Dish Baskets Jelly and Cake Msulds
Conee and Tea Urns, Soup Tureei
Pyramids, and other Ware d varieties.
Together with Cast and Sheet Iron Cook S Washing and
nnander and CaHnon Stoves Deck Stoves, Forges Fire
Baskets Bucket Wrenches Steam Whistles Valves Pow
der Magazines Grste Bars Ratchet Drl Hose Brass,
Synder, Bibh, Stop and Coupling Cocks age aud Force
Pump Cocks Lanterns, Lamps ETC., Of all Fiptions.
BREWSTER a zIARIE
Nos. IS Front and alton streets.
Sole AGENTS for sehasrs Steam and Gauges Hear
TONS Patent Piston Hssds and Crate Bars. au5ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

assay BOOTS, SHOES AND HATs-wE CALL
FHV the attention Of planters Of RUSSET
tNBkoGANS, MUD BOOTS. and Grain Planters BOOTS.
= - Also, CAMPEACHY HATS and ALABAMA WOOL
HATs-the best article offered in this market ali Of
which will be sold At very low price. = 7i
ml5 II J. B. VALENTINE & CO., 81 Common st.
lust RECEIyED, BY SHIPS DELHI ExoRLI
- sor and Fandalia, an assortment Of
OAK TANNED RUSSEfS,
MUD BOOTS,
WOOL HATS
selected expressly for Plantation and for sale ky
J. b. VALENTINE CO.,
IeIo " 81 Common street.
rsssn REMOVALs-TA A YLOR X a kADDIN ,Tsa
pMH Wholesale Dealers In t4M
tNB0oTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS -
Have removed their Stores from Ne. Al Magazine st.
70 the large and commodious Stores Nos q Magazine IL
Common street
The undersigned would respectfully inform friends and
the public generally that they have their
above where they will keep constantly
well selected stock Of BOOTS SHOES, HATS and CAPS Of
every variety and quality.
They receiving In their new stores per steamship
Black Warrior and ships Susan Kinks Faer over
hfty thousand dollars worth of FRESH SEASONABI,E
GOODS to which they would respectfully attention OF
country merchants and dealers generally The Inducements
they onr TO buyers cannot be
ment In the city. Please call and examine stock
= TAYLOR a RADDIN
selz-I ~ Nagazir . and II Common
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14

sUGAR..som 100 hhds sold unchanged prices.
Fair TO Fully Fair 6szGaTc "a n.
MoLAssEs Sales Of about 500 bbls Prime Soc 200
half bbls at sse y gallon for Prime
FLOUR..we noticed sales Of $500 bbls including
50 Unbranded ss rs so5 supsr6ne 81 I2
in lots $40 81. Louis l5 500 81 10 and Ito
nsssee Exira ~ 621k = bbl.
GRAIN The sales Corn some 500 sacks in
GLIDING 1000 li00 Ordinary White Sc 79s Fair
si 81 500 Prime White in lots So and 500 Prime Yellow also
IN lots al 5Sc bushe OF VIII sacks Fair Red sold at
eoc and $50 Prime White poor 81 05 bnshel..
The sales Of Oats comprised 400 sacks st. Louis 4ic and
o2s at fraction In Bran heard Of sales Of
moment
PROVISIONS. Pork still very dn and noticed
only retail transactions slsss 25 bb We understand
that buyers could be found for round lots OF
Bacon sold private
under scand 10 casks Clear es<e Also within day
60 Ribbed Sides IN lots a9ilc Lard
heard Of any Meats
s. sold private terms offers being previously
de for the lot at SIC for Shoulders So Hams Ike y
D for Sides
C0FFEE The sales confined $40 bags lie and
100 skimmings a lOo . n.
RICE. Market very da,i ssc for Prime Carolina and
Ordinary was selling atless.
wHIsKY..A lot Of l3l bbls Raw sold at 1sc p gal
Ion which the price Of rs bb reported private
on Wednesday.
FREIGHTS..A few lots Of Cotton shipped Hll up
at I'd to Liverpool and lc Hayre
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14

is jan This date 1885, 7Sis bags same
9 sssssda g: his date 1855 assso bags same time, 1857
si.sss sales to ,hs date isss SIS 800 bags same time
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14

-. LivERPo1L. April y, 1855
W hoesd o. Trade returns pubshsd ihis nfernoan show
~ z me value Of both imports Of British
tsfe ene a.pnlhon The gaue exports for ihe
enh q Meseh $40 Ooe f0 ass W ia ihe sans
e1n Az year The spts value for le % thre
mouths q his fzS5ie and last ssar for he sme
sr'ea ~ fr the Ist monhs Of The pressot Tssr
enf value O The imports Eo and for ia
ruontas o. last ycer EizB9f O0O = - ~'t"N
The ieetols cf the Bank Of England Al ter ,s.,,, an
Thursday, ID reduce he 81 discount grn ,er ss III
sheokn M sins Of lbs market might have Induced secl
eea tuert =. ho~efef, lene belief llat nI-
sis !. NAKED M revival N trade At very early psroa rs
suction 70 "a per cent The snnlv AZ ror.
canu ees excessively large class hlls A. ,s AZ
cqaated - x Cont and she applications al th hank ~
~ ~ te coin and bnlon The has been .5eeed
~ -. oi t9uo made 20 the hank BY the Ras
zne felln freu the Bank England for the week sua,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14
FOR AzOo RIVE R.

Leaves on FRIDAY. l4th instant ar bP. NJ.
, r. FOR GREENWOOD. LEFLORE.
Sidon, Yazoo City, Satara Yidksburg ali
intermediate landings-T The superior fast running
passenger steamer Lewis w Whlteman, r. s. Wallace,
master, b. F. Powell, clerk, will the Yazoo
and TAahache rivers For freight apply board
mylO j. s. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
Leaves on SATURDAY. ISL inst. at s O'CLOCK p NJ
, IT.. RE G. U LA X VAZ0O RIVER
li1rtIt Paeket.-The splendid new light draft pas
fss-ss=Ses- senger packet lazOO Belle, j. o. REEVES
master Jno McIarey, clerk will leave Lehore
Greenwood Sidon Tchula Yazoo City, I'm intermediate
landings and Plantations on Yazoo river For freight passage
apply board.
myl3 J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14
SPOKEN.

~ The officers Of Savage report the steam
Princess eight miles ahead Of Eclipse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14

Brig Tallulah Hansen, from Havana Goldenbow Les
Brig A Chapman, Laurent from Havana, to Plassan
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14
Shipping snlsIIilsa !.
FRIDAY, May Ia, IL
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Ship Jno G Ccster. Fanln. for Boston, Creevy Farwe
: Or rhoenix Lee, FOR Apalachcols, Jno A Mitchell
schE West Florida, Burns, for Hunts Mills. FIorlda
tna.f A..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14
rEAMBoArs

California, Hopkins. from Mobile.
Capitol. Barrsnco. from Morganza
Sallie Robinson, Gross, from Fort Adams
Natchez. Iseathers. from vickshurR
John Roe Leavenwurth from St Louis
Savage. Davis from Nashville.
Il Ward Miller. from Louisville.
Towhoat Alandon Whann Mobile-broueht IN from
Passes ship Celestial Empire and bark Harriet Spalding
Towboai II IVY Palmer from Passestowed down and
T. sen sh inst ships Adanah Mediator brigs Creole and
Empre-came up light.
fowboat Yankee. Fenion from the Passesiowed down and
q se- 70 nst snip Norris, bark Hyer sch Kate
siamS.-brcught Up ship Cicero and schr j Ii Topne
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14
Leaves on SATURDAY Nav Ia at5PM
r.. IL IllsIII.A AR snRhNEPnHI pACl
oUACHIFA RIVER.

Leaves on FRIDAY, May a. at5P.M.
Regular Ten llav Express Passenger Packet
IT. FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS Will
llSsAe5attS mngton Chanpagnole Moreau, Pigeon Bills
zE@ah Marie Saline, Alabama Landing Onarhita Citv
Stefingto, Lochlomond Trenton Monroe Pin4 Bluff Coum
bl hafTonbhrg Trniiy and all Intern landings
e OuAc ana Back ryersThe elegant and f
steamer Bluff City, snapp master will positively
leave as advertised For freight passage appy board
10 MUSE x BRO, 5 Front
aB- The steamer Fox will connect of
steamer Bnn CITY, los Saline river and Bayou Bartholomew
alternate trips. Gives lading through free Of
pense with the privilege Of reshIpping FIX myT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
REGULAR PACKETS.

COnIEORT, SPEED AND SAFETY
l#AlNiSs,ss = ST. LOUIS OAiRo AND NEW ORLEANS
tssss RAILROAD LINk.-Tbe ohis and Mississippi
and Illinois Central Railroads. having completed
with the above Line prepared to offer to The
Travelling Public what they have long desired regular
New orss9s EERY GLfERSAFE D%SIp packets WI" leave
SIH,d SneieteS Tass's5 master
G. TY OF MEMPHIS ...... Konniz. master.
PHILAnELPHIA. ........... Wayne, master.
2tESK sCoiTT zones master;
NEW UNCLE SAN. M....,..... .vS5dSsen, master.
Making connections at Cairo with the Illinois Central
and a s. Louis with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for
DUiHLEITH
CHICAGO,
NIAGARA FALLS,
NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA, e
WASHINGTON, OAhiiAioAA'
WHEELING
PTTfsBURG.
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE,
sAR1ToGA SPRINGS,
MONTREAL,
And all important Towns and Cities in the Northeast
Thus forming the CHEAPEST and only RELIABLE Roa
Passengers rely upon leaving as ADVERTISED
This is the only Line Of Steamers making direct connects
gB- FARE CHEAPER TIL AN BY ANY OTHER RoUs
with less changes OF cars and handling of baggage
or s. Ious and thence via Railroad All points North GD
FOR ONE YEARaownp the holders 10 stop Al auy poipz
me 9ue AND resume their Journey at peasuremay be D.
COMPANYts OFFICE
Under the st. Charles IIotel New Orleans
Hi The only office where Plans Of Boats Cabins cbe
seen, Staerooms secured, and THROUGH TICKETSir-
chased to all Northern and Eastern Cities:
ana, W. E. REDDING,
aIg " General Az.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14

ESA @.lLoON l0l St Charles street eaz9-
SSDf45Y This we'll known establishment 6rtesS ~
49, after a thorough renovation Is k4sRZ ,aS}es&e
now for the The everything m Ihe ay
Of LARDEB AND LIQUOR, will be ali times al this
honse. - '
The Cooks Bakeepers Stewards and other attendants
been engaged expressly for their polite and Qualities
IL prompt attention TO the wants of alisman
success the proprietor Of SAMs SALOON Hatters himself
age. - PNN IN 20
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14
JoHN Z. JETER.
\ ANTHONY ASTREDO'S OYSTER
JsALOON AND REsTAURANT, No. rs Roya

~ ~ ANTHONY ASTREDO'S OYSTER
&sN O1sALOON AND RESTAURANT, No. is Roya
~%eMsX street, adjoining the P0st-Ofice.
~ ANTHONY ASTRFDO respectfnllv informs
hts friends and the public that will reopen his Saloon on
SATURDAY, 18th, at o'clock A. NJ precisely His arrange
mens are such that epeures always rely obtaining
his saloon the best description OF BAYOU OYSTERS GREEN
TURTLE GAME, FISH, ETC., in fact every luxury that the
MEALS AT ALL HOURS, and at the shortest notice
His collection Of WINES and LIQUORS unsurpassed By
any other establishment -
Of private parties and families " -
FRUIT Of ali kinds. PICKLED OYSTERS eo hv whola
sale and RETAIL in and barrels. 80 -
Special attention given from families In the city o.
country. auln "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14

FklBAl MuhNArnf ''Nt -
COTToN---Tho market dn yesterday and earey sVoo
bales sold at irregular prices Our quotations are mostly
nominal, particularly for the lower grades.
Sxv ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14
NsAs RIVlE Err.
Leaves on SATURDAY 18th inst, a, o'clock pm.
1 IT. AK ANSAS hIVER-FoR FOR

Leaves SATURDAY, 18th inst. at o'clock p NJ
4 IT. ARKANSAS RIVER-FOR FORT
SMITH, Van BuFen, Ozark, Roseyle Spadra
Blnn Norristown, DardRnelit, Lewisburg, Lit
Tie ROCK and fne bns-Ihe elegant and swift running
senger steamer Tennessee Belle. SOL Mabon master,
VIM ". Garner clerk will above and all nterme
dae sndngs as above For freight apply board
mylz j. s. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent
NOTICE-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY OR TWO SIN
gle gentlemen be accommodated boarding in
ia on liberal terms. Location conveneht. Address F.
TINS Office fe2 II
'I'HE SOUTHERN MONITOR-THE MONITOR
Is published every Saturday morning I'D the of Pass
Christian, Miss.
To embrace every human Interest supply aiment to
every mental faculty It's aim Bound to theory party
nnt seeking the highest Of all advocating whatever
TO promote the Intellectual physical and mpal good man.
bat exposing evils ard their shall we
nope, command, wide circulation aud Influence
The subscription price is only 81 year payable invariably
in advance
IKRss TO 0LuRsThree copies IS Eve copies s.;
To ADVERTISERS Monitor enjoys large circulation
throughout the South, which desirable
advertising Terms moderate.
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited.
Address all arders to
CHAUDR0N DRURY, Editors and Proprietors.
III
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14
FOR oPELoUsA S.

Leaves every SATURDAY, at bP. N.
OpeousAs via Bayou Plaquemihe
, IT, FOR ROPELOUSAS-THE NEW AND
light draft steamer Bayou Belle Capt. John
sesssszz Lyons will leave above taking freight and
passengers for Bayou Plaque mine Grand river Atchafaya
Simmesport, Old rver and all landings the route. For
freight apply board Bayou Ne Gaze freight
taken up rs far as Mil BAYOU.
a22 j. $. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 5 o'clock p Nj
, r.. FOR o ELOU 5 S-THE NEW
L&zAAAaA N STEAMER W. Burton, Capt. O. T.. Lou
allier built ex pressly the trade will leave a.
above taking freight for Old River Smmsp0t all landings
the Achsfaays For freight passage apply on board
-
j. NJ. JOHNSTON CO., Front Leyee st.
iyl4u CustOmhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14
COAST AND LAFoUR CHE.
A T T A X A AS.

Leaves every SATURDAY. at 5 o'clock, p M.
Rs=. A1TAKAPAS, VIA PLAQUEMINE
lEQsAs The very light draaght known fast running
Fszz$zsa7z packet steamer Cora. Alb. Smith, master
viii leave for ST. Martinsyille, Fusse Poht New Ibera
Jeanneett Cbarrenon Franklin Centerve Pattersonye
and all intermediate landings the route.
e All business entrusted will be punctualy at
tended to. For freight passage. apply board to
mo BALDWIN 4 CO., Front Leyee.
or DUPERIER, HAYES & Co, Ia Carondelet st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14
REMOVAL-TAYLo KADDIN, =
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,
= ,MIEIKc,HaANTs' II0TEI., ooRNEn OF ST

NI.1 CHARLES aud Canal Streets
h The undersigned, who for several years has had u
Of the Arcade informs his friends and acona
snces that he has opened the above location HOTEL which
is designed 70 be FIRST GLASS IN The rooms
se large and well ventiaiedhe Table will be supplied with
everything that the market Affords Trusting Wy merit 10 de-
serve support he respectfully asks share Of the public patron
age; J. DKBAUN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14

| WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
.snd popular Family Medicines which they or to supply
Drnggsts and Dealers Propreors wholesale nces
General Depot Special Agency, No. Isl q 6harsrs
sreet, New Orleans, La
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

r ARRET, A. 4 CO.. MARBLE MAYTELs, MON
- umefs Grave and Tomb Stones and Homework In gen
.rn III and le 81 Ohares street naar Pordtas az fY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14

TOBACCO We heard Of lso hhds sold comprising 10 al
7c, s6at sI6c d, and about 20 IN lots private
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-17
A Y + RS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

Through trial OF many u ars, and through every
nation of civilized men. TER'S CHERRY PFC
cure see of pulmonary dis than any other
remedy known to mankind. Cases OF apparently set
tied consumption have been cured by It, and thous-
ands of sufferers who were deemed hey ond the reach
of human aid have been restored to their friends and
usefulness, to sound health and the enjoyments OF
fe by this all powerful sntdote to diseases OF the
lungs and throat. Here cold had settled on the
lungs. The dry hackIng cough. the CLASSY eye, and
and strong, whisper to all hut him CONSUMPTION
He tries every but the disease ia gnawIng at
his vitals and shows it's fatal symptoms more and
more over all his frame. lie Is taking the CHI r.
made his breathing easy; his s.eep is sOCnd at
his appetite returns and with II hs strength. The
dart hIoh pierced his side Is broken. Scarcely any
nelghborhood can be found which has not some Inv
which have won for the Cherry Pectorsl an I'M
pc lshabe reDOwn. But Its usefulness does Lot end
here. Nay, II accompllshes more by prevention than
cure. The countless colds snd coughs which IL
dreadful harvest OF lncurahe diseases. Influenza,
Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness. Pleurigy, Whoop-
Coug and ali irrltatons of the throat and lungs
are easily cured by the CT ERRf PECTORhl.if
them. and they will find il an invaluable protection
from the InsIduous prowler which oarrles OF the
parent sheep from many flock and the darling amb
from many home.
tons for the treat hent of each Complaint, may be
found in Ayers American Almanac, OF which we
publish three millions and scatter them broadcast
over the earth, order that the sick everywhere
may have before them the information 1t contains.
Druggists and dealers IN medicine generally have
them for distrbutlon gratis, and also for sale these
remedies, pre- pared by DIR. j. Z. AVER, Practical
and naly Teal Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Il. ID. GILMAN, Washington, and by III.
COOK. Alexandra, and by all dealers everywhere.
loan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-17

I'D Ship building has again taken start In
Boston.
IL Henry NJ. Howard, naval officer Of the port
of Charleston, =. c., died suddenly on Thursday
last
IL The Savannah Georgian, after an existence
Of 40 years, died last week, for the want Of sup
port
III whiskey, to the amount of some seven
millions Of gallons, is annually consumed In
Scotland.
ct Wv the schooner Waterman, was sold for some
$1,000. ..
III The Hibernia engine company Of Phila-
delpha will visit New York on the 9th Of No
vember.
III Horse thieves are committing numerous
Nd, and Lancaster, Pa.
III The corner stone Of the New York State
1neb,iatp Asvlum will be laid at Binghamton OH
the oath instant. a
uo-A little child named Garfield was drowned
in New Bedford in five inches Of water, while
playing with fish In a barrel.
III The Boston papers speak of a revival Of
trade In that city,. In some branches of the coast
wise trade considerable briskness prevails.
III Operations have fairly commenced for
laying national monument to the Plymouth
FoTefathers, at Plymouth, Mass.
III Knitting mac hine, that will knit per-
feet pair of stockings in less than live minutes
has been invented by New Yorker.
IL Joyful news to the bald headed. Decoc-
tion Of lockwood with cologne is the latest infal-
lible relief for loss of the hair.
= gentleman recently renewed his sub
scriPtion TO the Worcester Spy, who has taken
the paper for sixtY-seven years successfully
ID A Lodge Of the Sons of Malta, which is
one Of the most charitable institutions i'm the
country, is about being instituted aat Trenton
NJ.
III The City Councils of Baltimore have
passed an act, allowing oysters to be brought
Into that city on the LIST Of September, instead OF
the 18th. heretofore.
ID Two female jockeys, In Newark, N. ].
last week, hired a horse TO 20 to a funeral in.
stead Of which they decamped, but were finally
arrested in Brooklyn, and brought back to New
ark.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL 8 Roberts, Ohio; Fl M
B CS,. La; p Legn, Miss; Brown Ga
son and lady, La; Goodrich, do. A w Win.
ston, Va; Mrs w Ravenel, sc; Miss nj Ravenel
do; Ravenel, do; Master Ed Ravenel, do; n
STychand and son, do; Mr. Gordon and SON do;
Capt g EPickett, USA; Provost and family, )
c; MISS Marsh, do; James Marsh, do; d C
Marsh, do; Rev Har pense and lady, Tenn: A
de Mena, Porto Rico A Morris, Md b
stewait, USA; + ; HoIlyday, Md; c w aol-
lyday, do; N Holland, Texas; w Peirson, Md;
A Sinclair aud lady, NC; T. : Nj Winston and
lady, Ala; Miss Shepherd, NY; b Sullivan
Ala; Geo Thomas, do, A NJ Harris, Fla; G-org.
Wingteld, Ga; Nj Leberschiltz, sc; Trawck
Ga, w w Carter, do; w Wynn, Ala; X a
Randall, do; Miss f Porter, do; ID Toonry
Horn, NY; WI A Fuller, do ID belong, do;
Hon Thos Walker and lady, Ala; Lit X Due
OSN; Miss NJ Duer, NY; w X Blake and lady
Scheck, NY; q Clarke.
NATIONAL HOTEL Butterfeld, Pa; r
Bryce, Sc Mrs w Quiggle, ) Hepburn Pa; :
Howard add lady, NY; ID Bowling, Md; A
kanPles, j., NYk; Morris, Pa; 4 f. Williams
Md Mitchell and fam, Va; ] Chick and
lady, Nd; w Harwood, Va; j II Coates A j
MyeI, NY; G r Barnes, Md; A Termo and ly
~; w Hamilton, NJ Thompson, w Gardner
w Bowling, Jamison, : Lawman, Md; 7
M Compton, Georgia; John Rice, PENNSYLVANIA
r Selden, w Clinton, Powell, James Ross
Mrs O'Sullivan, Fl Wood, ] b Mortified and
lay, Va; ; kudd pc; f Clark, Fla; A "
thompson, Jno Rider, f. p Richard, " Y;
Harvard, Ga; n Hirsch, do; w A Arnold, Pa; {
Amman, Mr. Hardy, H Naulty, Pa; 1t Duer
ISN; Miss M Dusr, y; J b Simpson, Pa; X
Finnegan, Fla.
UNITED STATES HOTEL-H A Williams
Pa MeHuire, Va; NJ Wamyle, Md; blaste
Wample, do; 3 II Goodwin, do; ri Foster do;
Wheatiey, do; Seiden, Dc; w M Siabler
Va Hon Landy, Pa; Grill, do; Wy Brown
and lady, Mt; Sir BerthoIet, Switzerland: j =
Parkinson; nj Maddox, Va Loving do; j
Wilson, AIai A Jackson, Tenn; 4 ) Hail, Va; !
Panty, NY; A Habest and lady, La; 8 Bruin
va; ) A Fox, do; w Gold and lady, do; G w
HARDWOOD HOUsE-Master Kirkwood me-
Capt Gorgas, USA; Mrs Quick Va; II Ruth
erford, NY J NJ Crane, nj; Hasmer, o; j
morton, va: A Leggett, NY; b Garvin, do; d
rs.mer; 90 n X nodes and lady, do; w Koch
Nd; w aonss, Va; ) SomeTs, do; ID A In
Alai A Fox, do; 81 Pochon, Md; w Cotton