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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03

BRorHsR The great Of hi. ns sa,.oes;
% our p,neipe. tx Is i've them sDd die IL their
esfeDs under any crc1nrspce or of ALy
,. them Our eneme. are mo-. persesnoe ~ o spe
caIi,m dead y. the time will Command perhaps 'na
they in the. and blind lss n s .na
p1wer with ths and stripes In ia grasp ana '.s :"
ihunde tone. wshwHd A%srfan. .na b re va vi b.
led conquest and victory only ~ a. remA,n p1I % 80
full soons you h.ve hsan oesos saay :. ~
hos. prrcip-a peciou, ssy which time only renders ore
R.smbvr ihs. % long - yg rae :. pr ~
msn will Won roeet.d sod assisted brother; bat
ths that you slo.is T. directly .. & ~ "sa
onent that you false te dagger uP2n vsh you
have VIII drink your hearts blood T. truly 'e IN your
Of rresehery death There alternative, no Inter
.s can Ysa esro ssT, yos wsS .s no
hand OF n yield their love Of and devotion To
ihr prDcps who nave sworn thai bei5 pm Pss .Ooa live
and he cherished by them and Transmitted 10 81 their parity %
their children Our secrecy is oar only deferse, bl
wst and constant vigilance 70 fred q You, VOL us TO
refoe b. true youTs. and yoa will through lie with
kopor and the With the proud
Of having di'ehsTsed your duly
Upon the conclusion Of tue reading OF the oato and
nddress the candidate 70 the OATH and kisses
respectively the holy book and skull and dagger and
after signing tbe roll, constitution and by Jaws, and
paving the I'M ia.ion fee OF half dolsr takes his
tt6 when the ner acto- approaches ard proceeds to
give him the passwords, gIips, signals. ac. " IL
stse, seys me- Addressing The ne wly.inti.ted cand-
date you ere 10 dsrger Of say kind ani ant assi.t
sLce, ytu VII en- out Mi.n;o. II brother = 10
.6e vicinity, 10 vii ans so the a&cTy by re-PonI
arg NomOb,' ard 90 20 vow assistance a. cnss: NJ
sB.cIomob ir IN, bsms 8 al iBdi ~ Cti.i. u yen
happen 70 Zee. H. tie s'reet Or any o,oe' p's'ei
ptitob whom yon hs'ev. 70 be t'o.h ~ ,nc a. gre
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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20
RlMNNEMANAR
PLAQUENlINE PARISH OF IBERVIII1E. La JAN 90 1888

! hat, as he must have done. The letter had
been found in AmboId's pocket-book, and he
had kept it because in il the youth was
warned against his influence. He confessed
that he had u slight idea OF calling tue wri, er
10 an account when it should be convenient,
With regard h the knife, it was as before
stated. lie took hat from AmboId's pocket
and put IN bis own; and Oh the night of The.
bre, he Used it 10 pry up The sash, aud when
he had broken it lie put it back in his pocket
and forgot it.
Thus was Charley saved-and SAVED from
more than an ignominious death too. He was
saved TO be a noble, virtuous man. and hi
mother once more took ample delight aud joy
IN the tender love and care Of her only child
When Charles AmboId knew that Nloulton
Warren hnd expiated his crime upon the cal,
lows, he sat down and pondercd upou his pas,
IIie. The thought of his cid companion be-
ing banged, sent strange thrill through his
frame. But he was able 10 trace out, clearly
and logically, this terrible result from the
course Of life the il-flted man had pursued
tie shuddered as he remembered how far he
had gone in The same course himself, and he
was able TO see The only safe path for any
youth.
Not only must he shun temptation-not only
keep clear Of even the appearance of vice, bur
above all shun evil companioniship. A youth
may make all the good resolutions thought can
afford, but If he continue one evil companions
ship he is not safe.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

therein, is another tigger of speech
ana isn't to be taken as it says. Il
doSent mean the howIin' wilderness,
whar the hard she'll Baptist was fed on
iocusts and wild asses, but it means,
bretheren, the city Of New Orleans,
Whar corn is worth six bits busheI
one day and marry red the next; whar
nlggars are as thick as black bugs in
spoiled ham, and gamblers, thieves and
plck~pockets go skitting about the
! streets like Weesels in a barn YARD
Whar they lave cream colored horses,
gilded carriages, marble saloons with
brandy and sugar in 'em-whar honest
men are scarcer than hens teeth, and
strange woman once tux in your
beloved preacher, and bamboozIed him
out of two hundred and twenty-seven
dollars III the tWinkIing of a sleeps
tail, but she can't do it agin' HaIIelu>
Jah! for they shall gnaw file and flee
IN to the mountains of Hepsidam,
Whar the lion roareth and the wang>
doodle mourneth for its first born"
My breetheren, / am captain of that
tiat~boat you see tied up thar, aud I've
got abord of her, -four, bacon and oats,
and potatoes and apples, and as good
Monongehaly whiskey as you ever
drunk; and l'm nifty apt to git big
price for it all. But what, oh my
bretheren, would it all be worth if /
hadn't relidgion Thar's nothin like
relldglon, my brethren, it's no silver
and gold jlmeracks, and you can no
more get to heaven without it than
Jay bird can fly without tail. Thank
the lord Pm an uneddicated man, my
bretheren, but I've sarched the Scrip
lures from Dan to Burshebee, and
found old Zion right side up, and
hard she'll relidgion is the best of re-
Ildglons. And it's not like the Metho>
dist what expects to Git to heaven by
hollerln' hellfiire; nor like the Univer>
sallst what gifts upon the broad gage
and goes the whole hog, nor the Uni |
ted Brethren what takes each other by |
the seats of the trousers and tries to |
lift themselves into heaven, nor the |
Catholics what buys their tickets
from their preest-but it may be liken>
ed, my bretheren, unto a man what
had to cross u river, and when he got
thar the ferry boat was gone, and he
rolled up his breeches and waded over
--haIlelnjah I! for :" they shall gnaw a
file and flee unto the mountains of
whar the lion roareth and
the wdng>doodle mourneth for its first
Dorn."
Pass the hat, brother Flint, and let
every hard she'll shell out. Amen.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The privilege Of yearly advertisers strictly limited to
sE own immediate and regular business and the bust
that its individual members
Aerchants others advertising by the year will only be
sswed the space Of half column in the paper at the
rates ut present charged them BY this paper.
Cells on persons to become candidates will be inserted as
ethef advertisements.
Advertisements of two columns width will h. charged
treble the usual ratss.
advertisements not marked The copy specified
sHe Wiil be inserted till forbid aud payment exacted
4nd hnaliy-Al communications for this paper or any
and every character whatsoever intended to promote he
private ends interests of Individuals So
RA 90 or schools. will be charged advertisements
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

~ The ace of beautiful good wo-
man ut home, is like the spirit of an
angel in the house, with the air of heaven
still about her. and the light Of the Eter-
nal City in her face ; but a false counte-
nance, like veneer, cannot stand in the
sunshine of truth, but warps and twists,
and turns into every fantastic form, YET
never by chance comes straight.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

~ Punch proves the i,npossibifiiy Of
an lnhabltant Of the earth ever reaching
the sun. Suppose a Railway possible,
it would take five hundred and fourteen
years to accomplish tie journey; but ii
has been shewn hat every soul in the
train would have peri<hrd in two hum
drFd and twenly-eight years, by the
chances Of accident; consequently, no
individual could eyer reach the sun.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

G a negro preacher, referring to
the Judgment Day, said; "Bfudren and
sistern. in dat day de Lord shall divide
de sheep from de goats, and bress de.
Lord, We knows who wears de wool !"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

Brigham Young has increased
his harem Of seventysfve white wives
Dy adding 70 il fifteen young and lovely
Indian squaWS,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

Rules OF LlFE. /. To hear as little
as possible of what is to the prejudice of
others.
2. To believe nothing of the kind till
absolutely forced to it. Never to drink
in the spirit of one who circulates an
evil report.
3. Always to moderate as far as posi-
bic, the unkindness which is expressed
towards others. Always to believe that
if the other side was heard, very differ
ent account would be given of the matter
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

TAKE THE PAPERs. sweet, on
winters night at home, to'sit by fire and
tapers; But ah it is wiser thing, by
far to read the papers. Won't you read
the papersl Can't you take the papers
The Joys Of the heart are little worth,
Unless yon take the papers.
Maldens waiting lovers true, yon must
take the papers SWANS who would not
idly WOO, You must take the papers /;
Won't you take the papers Can't you
take the papers Loves ioys below,
you'll never know, Unless you take the
papers.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20
W.REST, .gUSTAV' s. co.
NEW FALL AND WINTER
1857. @0QDse 1857.

By recent arrivals from
Ne'o York, Philadelphia and Ne,o Orleans,
WE are in receipt of general as,
w sortment of =.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20

Hardware and Cutlery Of every descriptions
The whole for sale at our usual moderate rates,
Our friends will please call and examine or
splendid stock
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-20
Fresh SeasOMablc Goods.

We append below partial list of Goods cfp
braced in our stock, to which we invite especial
attention:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-10
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, JULY 9.


Buena Vista. Linnell, Callao-Barril & Muir.
Casilda, W. J. Stafford, Rotterdam-B. NJ. Hodges Jr.
Flora Mcdonald, Caldwell, Liverpool-Foard Rogers.
Falmouth Berry, Liyerpool-F L. Brauns Co.
Flora Temple, Coel, Hong Kong-T; Wilson & Co.
CASTOR, (Brem Balleer, Bremen-A. Schumacher & Co
Helen A. Miller, Gait, New York
Isabella, Drew, Rotterdam-Bros. Boninger.
John Clark, Hale, Liverpool-Foard Rogers.
La Duchesse DOrleans, Garand-Fizgerald Booth Co.
Mary Whitridge, Hancox, Havana-T. Whitridge 4 Co.
Mississippi, Allen, Rotterdam-B NJ. Hodges, Jr
Ocean. (Breml Hopper Bremen-VOnKapT & Arens
Omar Pasha Torrey, Liverpool-Foard & Rogers
Susan E. Howell, Rattle for sae-Wm. Howell & Son
xuture, Gill, for ireight-Pendergast Bros
Washington Booth Pescud, lslay-Fitzgerad, Booth &
BARKS
Antelope. Mcleod, Rio de Janero-Jas Hooper & Sons
Antonio, Book, Callao-Barril Muir
Creole, Coffin, Rio de Janero-Kirkland, Chase Co.
Cochituate, Irving, Caao-F. Barreda & Bro.
Cintonia Wright White for sale or charterW Howell &
Sons.
Capella Iange Bremen-vonKapf & Arens
Daniel Webster, Ryder, Boston-T Whitridge & Co.
Gustav, (Brem) Geerken, Bremen-A. Schumacher
George & Henry, Trower Arca Peru-Ftzgerald, Booth
Helen Maria, Sickersop gosto3-T. R. Matthews & Son
Linda Stewart, for sale-N. Rogers Il Co.
Marion, IIugg, Boston.
May Queen Bonner, st. Thomas-T Pierce.
Maria, johnson, Rio de Janero-J. Corner & Sons
New Light, -, New oreans-Thos Pierce.
Scio Ever Cuba-L. Git tings
Sappho, scott Pernambuco-T whitridge & Co.
Selah, Gould, Boston-T. Whilridge Co.
: %.
BRIGS.
Abbotsford, Cooper, for reight-E. K Cooper.
A. J. W. Appegarh, Linden for charter-W. Applegarth
& Son.
A. b. Crook Greenlaw, Matanzas-Kirk land, Chase & Co
Brothers, for sale--J. Crosby x Son.
Baltimore, Nelson, Rio Janeiro-Travers 4 Mitchell
Candace, Matthews, Ponce +. R-Stirling & Ahrens
Chimborazo, Brown, Mamden, Me-Ieslen 4 Rogers
Chattanooga Norris, Rio de JanerO-Kirkand, Chase &
Co.
Gamma Pinkham, Boston-W. II. Oler
Director Kirwan, Cardenas-S. G. Hand & Co.
Echo Long, Mayaguez-StrlinG & Ahrens.
Eureka Gilkey. Matanzas-J. C. Yates & Co.
Frances Jane Krch, ST. Johns, p. R.-kirkland, Chase
Rovers Bride (BrJ Gerror, for Newfoundland-Kel
& Gray.
Seguin Nelson, Observation-Disclosures Bros.
J. Mcintyre, Mcintyre, Rockport-Heslen x Rogers
Mary Atwell, Atkins Monroyia-R II. AtweIl.
Marietta (Br) Steed, Demarara-W. ii. Perot.
Token Tracy Rockport-Heflen & Rogers.
Victoria, (Brj Young, West Indies-Paterson & Murgu
Ondo.
Viator Ellis Boston-W. Rhoads & Son.
W. Taylor Hail. Stevens, Laguayra-Dunnock & Wealth
erly.
Winyaw, Wyman Boston.
Wappoo, Carver, Boston.
SCHOONERS
Amelia R. Johnson Jenkins, Norfolk. Corner & Sons
A. Henderson Henderson, River LaPata-C. NJ Stewart
Albert Fields, Phillips. Taunton-E. Pratt L Bro
Alma (Br) Snellgrove, St Martins, W I.-Knox & Co
Americus Walters MatanZas.
Agility, tBr.) Romkey, Halifax. Corner Sons
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-10
BALTIMORE SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1858.

\ STARCH-Is very dull at 5K cts. per b for West
/ ern Peal, and 6T cts for Kingsford's IS oswego.
l SOAP-Is unchanged with limited sales at * cts. for
Chemicals SR cts for Olene IA cts for CASTLE and 6d7
/ cts. per lb. for Country.
TOBACCO-The demand for Maryland Tobacco this
week has been quite active shippers having entered the
market with spirit and purchased freely. Prices
rather in favor of Sellers but still quote at S4G 81 so
for common to good crop averaging about 50 a0 &c. Bay
Tobacco has met with good inquiry and with fair receipts
the sales have been brisk We still quote Tips at "a 50d
$3.50 seconds at S550S7 spanged at sra So and fine
yellow at S2dS20 Ohio Tobacco there has also been
good demand but holders not eager to effect sales
the accounts Of the growing crop being rather unvoa
BILE The sales of this description for the week amount TO
about 800 bids within the of our quotations viz
Common spanged mixed with green SO to $3.50 common
to good mddng red spanglcd SO 80 to $780, good to fine
red and yellow spangled $Sd So and good to fine yellow,
including choice hhds, S1GS15. Kentucky Tobacco is
quiet with few sales making at S6ds13 for Mason
county and SSa Sl4 heavy Kentucky The inspections
of the week are 623 hhd Maryland, COS hhds Ohio and
G5 hhds Kentucky-tota 1896 hhds Exported this week
2,205 hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToEACco-We are still without any
change remark in the market for manufactured Tobac
The demand continues tOerably active and prices
firm, with light stock. We quote beforecommon to
good do 22G2S fine do. 3Od5O cents fine SIS and 20
"a ~ cents medium do 17(d20 cents; sound common do
14d15 cents; inferior shipping los ISIS and 20s 9d12
cents.
TALLow-we have no transactions to note Quota
tons nomnay 9d9R cts for Country and Butchers
Association.
WOoL.-The receipts continue extremely light and
there is very little doing at this usually busy in
Wool. We have change to note in quotations, viz
17d19 for unwashed 2629 cts. for tub washed 190
"a cts for No. pulled 23d25 cts. for common fleece 25
"a IS cts for quarter to half blood 2S0 cts for half to
quarter blood and 30G33 threeauarer to
full blood; and S3yd40 cts. for extra Wool.
WHIsKEY.-The market opened this week rather quiet
with sales of 100 bbS Ohio at % cts and City and Country
at 22d22E cts. Subsequently, under advancing
dency in the West the market sfened here sales
sylvania at 224 cts GO bb Ohio at 23 cts and yester
day 100 bbs Ohio at "a cts and so bbls Pennsylvania
second hand packages at 224 cts. To-day there were
sales bbs Ohio cts the market closing at this
figure for Ohio, and 23%d24 cts nominay for City and
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-10
la w INTELLIGENCE.

Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-FIon. Robert N. Martin
special Judge. The following business was transacted
yesterday:
William Otter John IT, Thomas. An action to recov
for work done and materials furnished 1t in eV
dence in this that the defendant purchased house
from Jacob krdlcr, in unfinished condition; the plain
n engaged in pasering the house and before the
work completed Krider absconded; the deendent
told plaintiff toproceed with the work and he would pay
him for his services plaintiff alleges that the promise
pay included settlement for the whole work performed
by him. whilst the defendant contends that his obligation
only for the work performed subsequently to the alb
scondng of Krdcr and that he is responsible for the
amount due from krider to plaintiff for work done
der contract between krdler and plaintiff Not concluded
Cochrane and Stockbdge for the plaintiff c. H. Pitts for
the defendant. Appeal cases will be taken up to-day.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CGTY.-IIon Wm. Geo.
Krebs Judge. The following business transacted
yesterday:
Eber f. Cooke and others VIM. FcnnmOre Cooke and
others. Exceptions to ratification of sale made by
tee Argued by 7. b. Horwz for rXceptant, and Nm F.
Frck for trustee Exceptions sustained in part and the
sale set aside.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-This Court will he in session to-day
for the transaction of the usual assault battery
The session will commence at IL o'clock.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-10
Police Intelligence.

Joseph Bentley arrested the charge Of riotnp on
the of Lombard and Boyd streets days since
and resisting officer Suer, underwent further examina
ton before Justice Logan yesterday and committed
to Jail for Court Lewis Steward for rioting drawing
pistol committed for Court in default 81 900 bail
Marion Cropp, for assautng Mr. Jennings was released
1000 bail for Court These parties all engaged
in the disturbance whic' pG n" the attack upon the
Ranters Fishing Club m" -, ade.
Hugh Dunlap VIZ .. .ng his cart without
license, and wa g. il' Justice Ensor
james Cot ne n ,.iG rested Wednesday was re-
leased o. X in Aay upon security to appear witness
on Ing Tor of the above ned parties.
!, ..drsday, officer Cadmore took into custody Henry
oerts the son of Isaac Roberts who is charged with
shooting with pistol, with intent to KILL Illinois alias
Dad Carothers the 9TH Of july during the aray at the
Lower Canton House lie taken before Justice Au-
doun, who released the accused security for further
hearing.
William Jones and G. Washington Brady are still in
Baltimore City Jail the former charged with the murder
Of Justice Hugh Morgan and the latter as being an ac
eessory to it, 1t is expected that Brady will brought
before Judge Price at the county Court Monday
applications made for his release upon bail.
Joseph Bosert arrested Thursday night by Off
GERS Jackson ana Norris on the charge of beating his
wife: He was held on security for further hearing by
Justice Audoun.
George Ayres arrested yesterday by officer Bull
for beating Mary Ann McCaharn, girl about twelve
years of age lie was committed Court by Justice
Audoun.
John Digny and Phillip Dgny who are charged by
William b. Davidson with robbng him. and with assault
ing him with intent to kill him. the 9TH Of July in Bal
timore county arrested Thursday by officers Ec
ceSton Miller and Whitaker, and taken before Justice
Mckinley, who committed them to Jail for further
hearing.
William Thomas (negrol arrested yes terlay by Off
Ger English charged with stealing two dollar gold
pieces from Waldemore George (negro) He held for
a hearing.
James lIaslett arrested by officer Barton charged
with firing apistol in the street Fined 81 and costs by
Justice Audoun.
Ann NJ. IIensley tnegro) arrested last night by
officer Sallings charged with stealing sundry articles
of clothing the property of Mrs Lewis She held for
a hearing
Illinois Carothers who was shot durng the 6ght s ran
idly recovering and will he able be in the early part
of the ensuing week
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-10
WASHINGTON NEWS-JULy Q.

The Agricultural Bureau of the Patent Office is making
preparations to test the cultivation of tea in this country
The seed will be preserved in China specially for the pur
pose planted in glass and shipped in October by
the time of their arrival here they will have sufficiently
prouted to he set out in beds After being tested here
the plants, if successful will be distributed among the
Southern States.
Our Government is by means pleased with the late
stringent regulations of France in regard to of Pass
ports BY these regulations citizen Of the United States
after obtaining passport from his government is
compelled to appear person before the Diplomatic
Consular Agent in this country, of his Imperial Majesty
the Emperor of France and again identify himself he
will not be permitted to enter the French territory
The Administration watches with interest every item of
news from tab. Although the general order makes re-
distribution of the Utah army, yet there saving
clause and the War Department by that
General Harney will not in the exercise of a sound dis
cretion press onward to Salt Lake Valley.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-10

BY TELEGRAPH
Through VIM FISHER Il Son, Stock and Bill Brokers,
No. % SOUTH STREET.
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS.


ALCOHOL.-There has been a very moderate inquiry,
95 per cent at 43 cents. Within day or two mast
holders have advanced their rates and is now held at
44d45 nominay. Retail lots are selling at 4S650
We had reported to-day 80 bhls. Western at As
at which figure the market closes steady with only
moderate inquiry.
BEESWAX-Is unchanged and quoted at 3OG32 cents
for ordinary to bright yellow.
RARK.-There has been movement whatever, and
quotations therefore nominal We quote S1Sd
% for inferior to prime No Queroitron
BREAD.-Very limited sales making at the quota
ons, viz: 3k cts for Navy, cts. for Pilot and
per pound for Water Crackers subject discount for
cash.
C0FFEE-The market has ruled rather quiet this week
and have only to sales of $50 bags medium Rio
10104 cts; $50 bags fair do at 1O GlO3 cts $50 bags
good at 1ll1 cts $50 bags Laguayra at IL cts 300
bags Java on private terms and 200 bags Rio Tai
uah to go out of the market private terms. To-day
the market closes with inquiry and sale of bags
Rio cargo of the Applegarth private terms also 800
bags fair do. at 10Ed10a cts 500 bags Java 14bG
II cts, and 800 bags do at %016 cts the latter
fgue for prime The market closes firm at the quotations
vi7:-!0d104 cts. for medium Rio, 10kd10A cts for
fac, and 110ll4 cts for prime Laguayra at 11d12
AMI Java IA %dl6 We note the import this week
800 bags Rio $50 bags Laguayra and $500 bags Java
COrf0N-The demand this week has been confined to
manufacturers who purchase only sufficient supply their
immediate We sales of about $50 bales ordi-
nary to good middng Upland and Gulf at from II cents
cash to 134 cents months Stock hand about 200
bales Prices unchanged and the market closes quiet
but firm at last weeks quotations, viz:
GRADES. UPLAND. ] GULF. WESTERN
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-10

= SPilker x Co; As do do-George W. Gail do. pa
per-iunke Son 1G nests baskets--Gerdes Bulling Il
20; bXs mdSc.-A Schumacher Co.; do. doll. F.
Alberti Co; q do do-Beck & Bachmann; II do do
r. W. f. Dammann 22d do.-order; ~ baskets wine
Hunkel Son.
SAN BLAss-ScAr. Petrol.
5000 cocoa nuts "a bags cocoa, bXs tortoise she'll
od chains and anchors piece mahogany 81 02O specie
Friend, Riekets Il Co.
ltLIFAX-Br. Schr. AgilHy.
1876 bbls. herring, II hf do. do, do cells 1S9 bbs
mackerel so do aewives 25 qtls cod sh-Jas Corner 4
Sons.
HALIFAx-Br. Schr. N0,Htdincer
10 bbls. aewves, 502 do. mackerel, hlf do do do
tongues &c.-Spence & Reed; 225 bbs mackerel-TIall
X Loney; 200 do do, 20 do alewves-T r. Matthews &
Son.
LAGUAYRA-Brig 1V1. Taylor Hall.
$50 bags cofe-Dunnock Weatherby.
PERNAMBUCo-Br bark SdpphO.
$500 sacks sugar-T. Whitrdge Co.
COASTWISE.
New YoRK-Schr. Woodbridge.
ll3 hhds. sugar-Order
New YoRK-Schr. MgnioneHe.
100 hhds. sugar-order
RIcHMoND-Schr. E. GOIds5oro,,gh.
46 hhds. sugar-Egerton, Dougherty, Wood & Co.; Is
tons chains and spkes-Order
BosToN-Bdrk Helen Maria.
IA pieces granite-Maor 81 ewerton 24S bbls aewives
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