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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-29
M. H. Dersham, NJ. D.,
DRACTICING Physician,
l. North Third street,
109 LEVISBy'RC PA
DR.. w. H. WITM0E.

Of Lancaster City, (hIte Of Phiiadeiphia)
Where he has been in successful practice for number
of year, received his education the best Medical
College in the United States, and had experience and
practice in the different Hospitals for several years
msmJer Of the Analytic Medical Institute of New
York, and late u Surgeon in the : Navy-nonr offers
himself TO N. public TO Gtt,nd any pr otesu,,di calls
''iIE Furest medicine always on hand direct from the
best Laboratories in the country and the Botanical
Gardens Of the World No patent medicine prescribed
recommended. Medicines used only which will not
break down the constitution but will the sys-
ten from All tnjuri--
medicines. Chronic AMI difficult diseases must be
ell upon auayt tical principles, which is to know and
certain what disease is Its nature and character re-
qure knowledge Of the chemical constituent every
solid ard fluid of the human bDdy-the changes those
solids and fluids capable Of undergoing. To know
what medicines to employ diseases. requires
kno.ese of the chemical constituents Of ali agents
employed in medicines, and If in possession Of
this knowledge, it is possible to diseaseno
matter Of how long standingand leave the patient in
healthy and perfectly cured condition.
Melancholy, liberation, that state of alienation and
o1he mind whf rse5s EeRr59pf R nsaHahs
DYsPTPsf, that distressing disease fell destroyer
Of health and happiness undermining the constitution
and yearly carrying Thousands to untmrly graves
most emphatically be cured.
EUIUaArIsN in any form or condition. chronic or ac
cute, warranted durable: Ep,eysy. falling sickness.
all chronic and stubborn Of Female diseases rad
caly removed: Salt Rheum, and every description of
tlceratons Piles aud ~cr0fulous Diseases which have
taf,ird all previous medical skill, can b- cured by my
treatment, when the constitution is not exhausted
do say all diseases yes, CoHsgEpAOl be cured.
CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR DRAW
ING OF BLOOD.
will remain in my office Wednesdays and Satur-
days. from O'Clock A NJ. to T.. VI, to accommodate
patients from Il distance, and consult the English
and German language; will make visits to any distance
il required: be addressed by ettrr, North Prince
St, near Fulton Hail. Lancaster cty,r Pa.
55-yi ". II. WITMOR, ID.
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Union BAKERY
CON + L G TIONE T. r Y.

N'HE subscriber respectfully takes this me
thod TO inform the citizens of Lewisburg
aud vicinity in general, and the Ladies in par.
ticulai, that he has oponed Rakery and
on Market street. in Mr..
Beavers Building, where he will be ready To
supply all who mny favor him with call
with the best of everything in his line of bu-
siness. BREAD, CAKES and CONFEC-
TIONERY on hand at all times. Being a
practical Baker and Confectioner for upwards
of twenty-five years, he feels confdenttha all
who favor him with a call or give him trial
shall not be disappointed. Weddings and
Parties supplied at the shortest notice, on the
most reasonable terms. All sorts of Orna.
mental Work done to order.
BREAD delivered at Houses at all times
when desired. CHARLES HEINER.
Lewisburg, Oct. 7, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-29

Pres. Buchanan went from Washington
t" Lancaster to ''6x sings to defeat Thad
Stevens for Congress, and consented to
throw all his influence, money, and whis
key in favor Of James NJ. Hopkins, an old
line Whig iron master, Protective Tariff
and Auti-Lecompton man. But all in
vain. Stevens has over 5000 majority :;
and how pleasant it will be for Buck to
lave his old friend Thad. represent him
IN the House with Simon in the Senate ! a.,
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\ friend thus describes his summers
e-rdening operations: "Thc bugs ate up
cur cucumbcrs, the chickens ate up the
bugs, the neighbors' cats ate the chickens,
aud We are in hopes that something will
Low cat the cats" This is rotation of
crops lot laid down in the Agricultural
/ loks.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-29

THOMAS G. GRIEH,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
At the Old Stand of p. NEyIUS & Co


At the Old Stand of p. NEvIUs & Co.
T Wholesale or Retail large
n assortment of Sunday School Books and
Rewards general supply of Books in use in
the Common Schools, Academies, SemlnarieS,
&c. of this and adjoining couniies-Cap,Post
Bath and Note Papers and Envelopes, plain
and iancy-SlaIeS, Slate and Lead Pencils,
Blank books, Copy books. Pass books, Pocket
MemorandumS, Diaries, Inks aad inkStandS,
Mucilase. Liquid GIue-Bibles, Testaments,
Commentaries, Psalms and HYMNS in use by
the different tdenominationS-Law and Miscel-
laneous books. Ladies Albums, Autograph
books, Diaries, Writing Pads, Visiting Cards,
&c. &c.
Having an exclusive agency for the sale Of
Randalfs Life of Jefferson and Hunts Amcri-
can Merchants, | solicit subscribers to those
valuable works
~ liberal dscoun, allowed 10 Merchants
and Retailers generally.
Special attention of School Directors and
Teachers is invited to Rows School Register,
of which am now the sole Publisher.
Intending to add TO my stock from time TO
time as The wants of The community may
require, solicit the aid of generous public
in my effcrts 10 build up a Book AND STATIC
NERr BUSINESS in this place.
ANY Books called for not on our shelves
ordered promptly at the lowest city retail pri-
ces. Foreign Books imported 10 order.
Levy, Aug. =, 1858 WM. MURRAY
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RAILROAD.

IL. At meeting of he Board of Direc-
- tors of the Lewisburs, Centre Il
Spruce Creek Railroad Company. d
Resolution was adopted, That in order TO
defray expense of survey, $3.50 be called IN
on each share Of stock subscribed on which
nothing has b-en paid, and where notes for Id
per cent. have been given, one half OF SAID
notes be now collected.
In pursuance thereof. hereby give notice
that payment is required within 80 days, and
those neslecling 10 pay will be proceeded
against according to law.
q. F. MILLER. Treasurer.
Lewisburg, Sept. Q, 1855.
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Thad. Stevens and Tom. Corwin in Con
grcss together Won, there be sport :?
IL is said old Buck aud bis crew look upon
mem with 'about as favorable eyes as the
pSvils on the angels in paradise p,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-29

"'oD AkplclsE--The pew pill got
As a remedy for melancholy is made of
- ~ and fresh air in equal proportions,
% 81 ia to be tskeD with cold water, three
iues day \ ssfcarI rifcieu,rensov
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LEWISBURG ACADEMY.
'THE Fall Session of this Institution

L will commence on MoNDaY, Sept. 30, s5s
SESSION: each 10 continue l3 weeks. includ-
TO be Immediately followed by the WINTER
ing one weeks Vacation during the Holidays.
All the Branches of thorough Classical
Mathematical. and English Academic Course
are taught-and Youths are fitted. either for
Teaching, for College, or for business.
The Bible is text book.
A large class Of Young Ladies is secured.
TUITION-per session of l3 weeks, including
contingent expenses.
PRIMARY Reading, Writing, Defner, Arithmetic,
Gr"g-- Gram. and L. :. History. IS 90
ADVANCED ENGLlSII-Iall not incl uded above, $50
LANGUAGES, 500
No additional charges; also, no deductions
except for protracted sickness. Tuition paya-
bic Immediately upon the close of the session.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
Aug. %, 1858 Principal
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T,HE GREAT PURIFIER!-
THE WORLD CHALLENGED =
IL TO PRODUCE IT'S EQUALi
1.-THE BLOOD SEARCHER

Sworn statement of David MCreary, of Napier Town.
ship, Bedford county:
In Aprii, 1856 as remember, a small PIN
pie made its appearance my upper lip which he
enlarged and used poulticrs ot sorrel and
a wash Of bne utrol, without effect Finding the sore
extending called Dr. Ely. of Schellsburg who pro
nounced it CANCER and prescribed wash Of sugar of
lead and bread poultices Finding these remedies Of no
avail, called upon Dr Shaer, of Davidsve Somerset
county who also pronounced the disease Cancer, and
gave internal and external rrmc1es-the latter con.
ssting principally of cautic hut all purposc
the disease continued spreading toward the mex
used preparation Of arsenic, in the form of save This
for checked the disease, but the inflammation soon
increased. next called upon Dr. statler Of ST. Clars
vile. Bedford county, who also pronounced the disease
Cancer, and applied a save said to be a never falling
remedy, but had effect whatever in checking the
spread Of the In December Of the year the
disease had eaten away greater part of upper lp
and had attacked the nose, when went to Cincinnati,
where consulted Prof K S Newton, of the Eectc Med.
ical College He pronounced the disease "a cutancous
Cancer superinduced by inoriDate Of mercury"
lie applied mild zinc ointment and gave me internal
remedies. My face healed up, but the inflammation
not thoroughly removed In February 1857, he pro-
nounced cured, and left for home In April the d
spasr again returned and violent the pain that
could night Late in May returned to Gin
cnnati and again placed under the cnarse Of Dr.
Newton. with whom remained until seps mber during
which time he used every known remedy and partly
ceedei in checking the disease but when returned home
there were still three dischargng ulcers my face
continued using Newtons Preparations and also medi
cine that got from DR.. Ely. but the Cancer cuntuu-d
growing until it had cot n The i.t side Of my nose.
greater portion gf my IN c,ek, and had attacked ny n
rye had given up all hope of being cured since
DR.. Ely said he could only give relief; but that cure
was impossible In March, 1858. bought a bottle Of
Bood searcher;' hut confess that had no faith
in it. was very weak when commenced taking it
but found that gained strength day by day. also
that the ulcers commenced drying up Icontinued, and
when the third bottle taken my face was healed a
if by miracle used fourth bottle, and been
healthier since than have been the seven years
Although face is sadly disfgured, still greatful
to benign Providence ho has spared life and hch
has been done through the instrumenaty LISpsEYs
IMPROVED BLOOD SEsRcBER. DAVID MCREARY
Sworn and subscribed this 3st day of August A. n.
1883 before of the Justices the Peace in and
for the Borough Of Holiday ysburg, Blair county. Pa.
Witness-U. J. JONES. JOHN GORLEYJP
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ASsigneeS' Notice.

ASsignees' Notice.
nN the l7th day of September, 1858, John
" Nesbi,, Thomas Hayes and Michael
Fichthorn, doing business under the firm-name
Of Nesbit. Hayes 4 Fichthorn, made volun-
iary assignment 10 Robert II. Laird and VIM
Jones Of all their property real, person al and
mixed belonging TO said firm. Notice is hereby
given. that all persons knowing themselves 10
be indebted 10 said firm either 10y Note or Book
account, will please call and settle without
further notice. ROBERT ii. LAIRD,
WILLIAM JONES,
LewisburS. Sept. y, 1858 Assign z S
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NOES Disease originate in
IL INPURI1Y OF THE BLOOD? !?


IL INPCRIIY OF THE BLOOD? !?
This is question Of vital Importance, and
which has never satisfactorily Opposed of BY
the professors who teach the healing art Some maintain
(ani specially the old school ihysicnns) that he lives In
the blood aud therefore all ,cass originate in tt hut
seiencr that ailments have their ori.in in
both the solids aud nuiis of the body. That the latter
peponderate however, is fixed fact and medical skii
has clearly Demonstrated that at least twohrd. OF the
ills that human ns is heir to- have their source in an
IMPURE STATE OF TIE BLOODt
A. for instance in the long catalogue such asScrofua
Tetiep barter. Itch Pimpes, Botchcs, Eryspeas,
Ulcers. Salt Eheum. discharges from the Ear Fever
Sores irTHptve diseases Of kindthese are ascer
tanned bv we'll known medical laws to arise from bad
blood while the highest medical authorities declare that
most fv"rs originate IN the same manner and more par
teusriy Typhoid aud Scaret-the former being an in
terna and the latter an external 'rrIp'e disease ana
in all persons attacked 10y these maadies the blood is
found TO be either eoauated, or OF dark unhealthy
dulor.
To ward oil large majority Of ifease- well as to
number which have already seized upon the sys-
TEN, it is Necessary to
TTRIFT TIE BLOOD.
Lindsey's Improved Blood Searcher
does claim TO be be-
UNIVERSAL P.N,cEA
or every disease known but the propretors claim for 1t
the power only of draining all impurities of the
blood. but, by the skitul combination Of wellknown
vegetable remedies. it will all diseases arising from
deranged of the liver, drive out Dyspepsia and
give renewed tone and vigor the stomach. That the
BLOOD sEcHsE Is all that is claimed for IT. the pTorIie
tors can produce
THE PROOF.
1t only few years since ii discovered and
Yet has grown into such business that large Labor
ntory has L"en built expr ssly for its manufactures
larg. number Of men employed in putting it ", and
still the
SUPPLY DOES NOT EQUAL rHE DEMAND!
We ask any candid man could this tc so If tn" Mel
cine did not possess ALL the virtues claimed for III
The froprietOr- have hundreds Of certificates from
men of prObty and standing in the community showing
" hat Ihe medicine is doing daily for the suffering
u.ei the Blood Searcher whether relief
cN Nperi"nced.
Let the afflicted give il tral-a single bottle will
convince til. most skeptcai Of its efficacy.
Sold by c. W. Siaiiie, Lewi,bur. ID ii. Miller. Miffn-
hurg: VI MCr'ght liauck. Bufaioo Roads; Rudy
Ilmnlcr'ich. FarmcrSyilie; Cummings Wilmer, llar
Teton: Beaver Co., Winfield Furnace; c. ID. RouSh,
New Berlin.
LINDSEY & LEMON. Prorrietors
fm1lSi Holiday sburg, Pa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-29

AdministratOl's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
" of Administration on the Estate of
PETER YOUNG, late of Union Up, Union
County, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned by the Register of Union County
in due form Of law +; therefore. all persons in
deuied 10 said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having any Just
claims are also requested 10 present them lie.
gally authenticated for settlement
HENRY r. YOUNG,
Sept. Is, 1858 Administrator
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-29

DLANk Contracts wnh TEACHERS and Or
ID srs on Treasurer al Chr opicl- Office
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commanded by Capt. J. W. Martin, with the clever
Mr. Reuben sleade in the office.
LecoBfe for Red Rirer.--This popular and splen-
did u s. mail and passenger packet leaves positively
to-day at P. NJ, in charge Of the veteran Capt.
Cheney johnson.
n. W. adams for Shreveport. AT p. NJ. today
positively, this swim. splendid and very popular Red
river passenger packet leaves port under the COM
mand Of the efhcient and experienced Capt. John C.
Graeif.
Prineess for pScks5,ug.-As usual, at P. NJ. to-
day this magnificent and swiftrnnning passenger
and q. s. mail packet leaves port in charge of the
veteran Capt. w. c. Wilson, with the obliging Mr..
James Izod as purser. ..e
SaHie Robinson for Tdiiakatchie and YazooS Rir-
ers-This regular and splendid packet leaves to-day
at P. NJ, commanded by her popular owner, Capt
Dyas Powers.
Europa for White RiUer.-Cspt. t. L. Bailey
backs out his fine packet to-day at P. NJ. Mr.. Jno
L. Fairleigh is her eblgiug purser.
Golden Age for 81. Lostis.-Capt. Charles E. Mar
shall leaves to-day at II NJ positively with his new
and splendid packet.
james Johnson for NashuNs.-This very popular
and regular passenger packet leaves to-day, at P
NJ, for all landings on the Cumberland river up to
Nashville. She is commanded by the veteran and
universally known and respected Capt Jesse Johnson
and we can guarantee that boat comes to our port
that is better managed or deserving of public
patronage. Passengers are to receive the most
courteous attentions from her gentlemanly clerks
VIM. Boyd and Fl. B. Shaw, and all who do business
with them can rely on correct and honorable deal
ings. With such men on such boat as the johnson,
we could expect nothing but success.
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Ass Orleans i9ailp Crescent,



WASHINGTON, Feb. -lyenate.--Mr. Seward pre-.
secuted the memorial Of the New York emigration
commissioners, complaining Of the abuses expert
encea by female passengers from the officers Of the
ships, and gave notice OF the introduction OF bill
relatinz to the subject
Mr. Wilson presented resolution calling for the
Presidents Instructions TO Mr.. Meade, Minister to
Brazil, previous to bis departure.
Mr. Houston presented The resolutions Of the Texan
Legislature. praying for an Investigation of the
charges against Judge Watrous during the present
session OF Congress.
Mr.. Gwin made motion, which was adopted, in
structing the Finance Committee to inquire into the
expediency Of reporting bill for increasing the "a
cliiies for refining cold for coinage at the San Fran
cisco mint.
Mr.. Seward gave notice that he would tomorrow
or early day thereafter ask leave TO introduce
bill to reoqganize the Supreme Court OF the United
States and the Circuit Courts Of the United States so
that the several States shall be represented by judges
in said courts more nearly on the basis Of their led
eral population, while the administration OF Jnstlce
shall be made more speedy and efficient
Mr.. Benjamin asked and obtained leave TO intro
duce bill further 10 provide for the safety Of passen
gers on steam vessels; which was read twice and
referred 10 the COMMITTEES on Commerce.
The Senate went into executive session and then
House.-The resolution Of the Committee on Ways
and Means apprepriating $4,000 to meet the ex-
penses Of the several Investigation committees was
passed.
NJ Csmpbell asked leave to introduce a bill re-
tns & 70 nsgosase lot lne purchase
y .',e Dtieasa ryfsn AneIioan provinces anu ouoa
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
TUESDAY MossISa, Feb. Is, Is

TUESDAY MORNING, Feb. Is, 1858.
The weather yesterday changed to be very cold,
raw and disagreeabIe daylight ii rained, but
during the day seemed to be too cold to rain and
Just like snow was about to visit u.s. After night
cold steady rain set in. We fear seet will follow,
and all Our fruit trees viii be injured. ss,a
Business yesterday on the leyee was comparatively
duh. The day was observed as q holiday generally
throughout the city.
The arrivals and departures were few, and though
good many boats are announced to leave TODAY
unless the weather should become settled but few viii
leave save the packets.
AERlvALs--The 0uachta packet r. W. McRae.
Capt. Len Moore, arrived from Camden. sunday
night, with $40 bales cotton and large number Of
passengers. She leaves again as usual on her reeu.
lar day, Wednesday, 24th inst, at pm. No boat
running 70 our port Is inore punctual
The Yazoo river packet Compromise, Capt. Ed.
Phelps arrived With Io4s bales cotton from Letlore
and leaves again on Wednesday, at SPIN.
The Magnolia from yieksburg with 279s bales cot
ton; the J. s Pringe from Cincinnati and the In,
gomar from Memphis with s6e2 bales cotton.
Rokxe LRAvNe.--- Goo. PoseeH for 1ftakapas.-
THIS regular weekly packet leaves to-day at P. NJ
In charge Of Capt. Wan. Greig, with Capt P. F. Sc
moaln in the Office.
Grenade ion Js6srson.-At P. n. to-day, this
SECULAR and popular BED river packet leaves port,
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PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MoBILE--Steamer Ouba-l6t bales cotton to order.



PHILApELPHtA-BaTk MargaTst-EJ Hart Aeo-E Mar
guize-A Rousset dco-Rhorer, Hgginhoham &co- Davis
jenkins &coMiles adams &eo-Walker SniderC Meek
&co--J II Mar &co-Henderson Ggnes-J Atken,-J
Burnside 6co-J Bockus-R McGregor &co-W Iietchf0rd
&eoPerdreauville Bros-Bredow & Wusho-Slark sanfer
&co-Rchards Slocomb &co-Niolett Aco-Pooe &cOMagee
Kneass-F Folgee AGO. Baguie-Heaton 4 Oliver-T
y Tompkins--Rice Bros-J Wight &co--Wheeer h bake
Allen Hill McLean--J Turmoil &co--E Wheelock-J I
Moore &eo-H II Hanse-and ordea.
NEW YORK-Ship harret-Eaton 4 Henderson G Bud
deeke &coPrce, Converse Smh-M Miller-Walter Cox
coBredow Wusthot-J Dougherty &co-Horrell Gayle &
eo-H y Seanlan-Sampson Keene-l E Hyde 9eo-Thels,
Seller &co-Bridge Ranett &coE Wheeock-W Allen 4
co-Eelowes &eo- PNthof KnightHenderson Gaines-C
Mller-Regers Wooda kco-Hitehcock Latting &coP II
BrinIon &co-J Adams-A = Cochran Hale Hart acc
&C Merret-W Davis--Walker h Snider--Wood Low
Betterton AGO Henderson, Terry 6co-D Kelham-W II
letchiord &co-Heath Mller-J GassanN Whitley Sco-
Rswlns Aco-E Wetsel &co--J Wright hco-Wm Ne
Cracken-W johnson &co-J Turner--G Shaw &co--Hea
ton Otiver-McCutcheon, Howell &co-Geo Connely-D c
Lowber &eo-Sehroeder &eo-0 Boye-Magee Kneass-Koe
mig Zeneche-HArl Is Ley-H Barlow &co-Beebe kco-
BTousseau1Syme Proysn-G Morison-Memphis Gas CC
III II HAnsel--C Bradshaw Martin. Cobb 6co--Peychaud
&c Maoney Bro-D williamsen-W " Crane &eo-ward,
Saunders Hunt -Nuddy Brown &eo-Thornhil 6co-LAne
yhcld Aeo-G Theurer-A Hll-Masie & Pouney-J I
Moore &co-H ID Observation-Disclosures BlakeJ Norton kco
Kearns-T Blanchsrd-R Nugent kco-L Webster
Gsrthwate Griffin &coF Rlmaiho &co-Flint Jones-and
Orde
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HAyRE-Ship Sc VALID cheese 800 demiohns Numa
acoste &co500 do $50 cheese InAta frees50 do
demonus Yiosca36 wine 1000 den Johns Csvar9e
co200 baskets wine Maguon-S6 wine q pckgs
mdse Meyer Bro0O baskets wine SECOND Couiou2 ceks
absynh "a cases do 10 csks pckgs mdse Cunsuudry
pckgs ndse to Etemod-A
lee-Noz Lecesne &CoE Mongn-Baptste LacOse-G
dain-Hendetson Gaines-Hyde Goodrich Frederick
y Mooten AGO. Guiehard observation-disclosures Forster
II + Guon--John Williams &co-J Fischer-W Armstrong
Turpin- Daurrs-H g Angseut-C t Buddecke kco-Ca-
ballero BasualdO-StuTm Marinoni-C Duhame-N Kock
VIM Muse Quintal-Yanuchi-L Ramsay. Gabici-L
Bach-C GOufinenn- Orudeau-A JacquetMcCu How
ell 6coGartin Gamile-Y BossettS Riyanhoo-V Trquet-
Leon Perre &co-Chas WeishaaT &eo-L Mouor-J Favre-
North Smedes &eo-C Rarrierre & BrO) Relge-Dudus
SAL lbert-J Deynoodt-B nurandrhso Frois-J Burn
sde-D Urqnbar-J Goison-T B Blanche Sco-F Duconge
B Pihet-y b MaTmglon-P Trioou Son-H Closermann-
Taamod Dessonnus-E Gullote-Rchard Aldige &co-Es-
eousse Andre-Elie ChasignaeE Leyos-w Letchford
&eo-Peet, Simms &co-M Hag sery 4 Bro-0ympe Bosse
&coIGiquel JansonoG Laws n6lho-o kerr-G Cop,
-Rayelet Fourman-S Mauve &co-Eicheoerger Calac
"A Fernandez &coCramer &eoMartiLet-Y Retel-Theile
Seller &co-F Ramailho &co-and order.
GLAsGoW-ship ophelia-375 esks beer Broulsiour Il
eo-la0 do do Sanford 5rus3O0 pig iron Wood Low
$40 tons coal Is iron Tetorts to order.
NEW YORK-ship Harriet-Assorted mdse.
RIO DE JANEIRO-Ship Weather Gauge-4290 sacks cof.
fee 10 Johnston MOke AGO.