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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-07

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BOSTON, RUBBER BEL TING.
All size. . or 8 ply from u to IL inches. Rubber
and Hemp Packing At Manufao,urer's prices.
7 q y IL
Our Warehouse is full of every variety of Iron. in
Guiding genuine Swede and Sligo. Sssderson' / Cast
Steel. BLISTER aud Germsu Steel. Steel Springs from
. TO S leal. Plow seIs, Wings. Coutleraad Iandsides.
Shovel plow Moulds. Cultiv.tor Teeth, Hammered
iron A1els, .Thimble Skeins SC.
NAILS.
800 kegs Wheeling NaiIt, ~ slaughtered prices
lower I'll lu ever was known in this market.
IthI kegs Nails Ohio Brand Warranted, st $3.50
per key CASH.
PU VI p S
Chain. Iron. and Wood pumps and Garden En-
gines. Also Dead ripe Tubing. and Hydraulic Rams.
Also, Paints. Oils, Glass. &c.
AGRICUT TUR4L LHPL ENE.NTS.
Scythes. Shovels, Forks. Spade. Pike Garden
Tools, Log Chains, Cable Chain, Trace Chains. Nuts,
Washers. Sofa SPRING., Rubber Leather, Skiriiag sc.
= q n y X VI 81 All y.
A large and general assortment of Guns, Pistols.
Powder. Powder Fa ks, Shot and Gun bags. Lead,
Shot, and a large variety of Percussion Caps, SC.
- . ~ 1 . -
We are Agents for 4. & L. Fairbanks. and can
furnish Fairb INKS Scales all sizes. MT manufacturer
price list, they are undoubtedly the best scales now
known.
ROLLER & HOWARD,
One door East Of the Bank, Ashland. Ohio.
July %. 1859. 3m3
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$4,000 In HARDWARE.

WE were never before in 90 good a shape to sell
w CASH cheap goods as At pres
ent. Having within the las; season made the &C.
qaalntalce OF the largest manufacturers of goods in
our iine in the Uniied States, and buying exclusive
ly trom Manufacturers and Imp.r ers. we feel war
ranled in saying rhere IS NOT q IarcS.re Establish
rient in our county in particular nirein any of the
ad dining Counsies in general. which can exhibi,
NOSE. be.,er, OF cheaper goods Than ours. Our
ssles wi. hin The past year having increased one
bird over that o. any former years trsnsactlcn in
snowledging the fact. knowing that our friends all
orcr the Conn =, well a. adjoining Counties have
July appreciated our efforts 10 please The follow
ing are il few OF The leading articles in Store for the
al trade,
III! "a asas AAa CTS g9aaS.
Panel, Back and lemon Saws, Slicke Chisels. liam
Braces and Bits, Augurs, bread Axes, Adzes. Plane
Bits. ~lIatcLet-. Squares Panel IlcugLs, llsnss sf
all KINDS, &c, &c.
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Bought cheap tor Cash. consequently We offer a
REDCcED i'RIcEs.
. Cast Steel, Mulay Saws. several brands. warrant
ed We can suii any one in This line both in quail
y and price. Machine and Iianl Cross Cuts. lowe
| han ever WAS known.
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No pent up utica contracts our powers,
The Most, the best, the cheapest goods are OH s.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-07

THE SrArEor MISSISSIPPI, &c. j. Jones,
P1msotoc County. Clerk ofthe Pro-
bate Court of said County, do certify that the
foregoing Bill of Sale was filed in my Office for
record on the 18th day of August. 1859, and
that the same is duly recorded in Book ID.
page 761, of the Record of Dseds in my said
Office.
Given under my hand and the
Seal seal of said Court at my Office
this 18th day of August, 1859.
CT JONES. CLERK.
In addition to the above. we have the afida-
Wit of Henry Duke. taken before the Clerk of
the United States District Court of Mississippi,
that ne is now the owner of another slave sold
by Ghslson to George W. Payne, and BY the
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Knives and Forks from - CENTS to s.; a seft. Pock-
ct Knives. American and German. Rogers. Western
holm>; Scissors and She<rs fozers, American. and
:iera,sn. Pruning Shears; Ra-ors, Guaranteed,
Wade & Butchers Rogers: IVES enholm & Gilchrist
Spoons, Iron, irunsw ok and silver plated.
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In this line We have every thiag that Saddle and
Harness makers require. We will duplicate the bill
Of any establishment within 81 miles of Ashland :
Saddler 5 and Harness makers remember our propo-
sitisn. bring along yo1r Cleveland. Wooster or Mans
ieid bills. We will duplicate them and make mon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-02

resolution was offered for prohibiting the blow"
ing OF horns and beating Of drums ior aueIion saIs
and for all other purposes except tne NJ ~ t t
militia and U. s, troops. Incont'nenty iao oa VIC
table, amid some merriment
A resolution for fitting up the new courthouse OF
the Third District, at an expense nos eA Dsg
81 0oO was referred to the delegation Of tnat
resolution for supplying copies o. ING oIcial
4 rssoution for authorizing the Comptroller to
make out monthly ior Jurors serving u lae
the clerk Of said court and to warrant on the Treas
u rt for lie payment Of the same, was adopted.
Resolutions for small street improvements in differ
ent sections were adopted. a-s
N resolution for selling the street cleaning con.
tracts for twelve separate sections was referred.
A resolution for introducing the study Of naviga.
ton into the public male schools of the city and into
the Boys House Of Refuge to be paid for out OF the
McDonogh School Fund, was referred.
The Finance Committee reported the usual resou-
ton for paying bills. Adopted. Also resolution
for petitioning the Legislature to alter the city
charter as to enable the city to compel the payment
Of all license taxes between the lst OF January and
LIST Of February Of each year. Adopted.
The Street and Landing Committee reported re.
solutions as follows:
For authorizing the Mayor to notify the opelousas
Railroad Company to comply with the terms of their
contract aunulled. Adopted.
For selling nine contracts for laying banquettes,
CUTTERS etc., mostly in the Third District. Adopted.
For placing lamps at the bridges of the New Canal.
Adopted
For deposting the street scrapings of the First
District on Terpsichore street. Adopted.
For paying the owners Of the land taken in the
opening Of Phillip and White Streets in the Fourth
District. Adopted.
Other resolutions from the same committee, of mi
nor interest, were adopted.
A resolution was presented and unanimously
adopted for the opening of Claiborne street from
Common to Lafayette streets.
The Board then adjourned.
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AYER,s AGuE CURE. For THE spEEI

E AwE r. For 1T TIE SPEEDY
Billions Hsadache and Billions Fsvers indeed for wbols
r., s ss.
Such we are enabled to offer With perfect cerain. that
proof that harm arise from its in quantity
wssR % e from 1
Sn Il 5se than 9 a % risk which
the and prevents hs the disease taken
only YET o 5 mot
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!. hoped this prce will place within the reach athe
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whsteyer the constitution Those ed BY as
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bowels coljs, Paralysis and the stomach
Se ri s soda
from lie blood and consequently alike Il Is an
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quantity @
men they themselves Of the protection this remsdy
Ayers Cnthartic pills.
are so that disease within the OF their action
can rarely withstand evade them Their penetrating
ties search and cleanse and nygore portion of the
organism correcting its diseased action and restoring its
healthy valites As consequence of these properties the
invalid who bowed down with pain physical debility
simple and inviting.
only they the day complaints everybody
many formidable and dangerous diseases The agent
below pleased to furnish gratis American Alma
nae containing certificates of their directions for
their the following compants Coiveness Heartburn
Headache arising from dsordered Stomach, Nausea ndges
ton In and Morbid Inacion of the Bowels Flaulency
of Appetite, Jaundce and other kindred conpants
arising from low state of the body obstruction
They excellent Alternative for renovation Of
the blood and the restoration Of tone and strength system
debiltated by disease.
Ayers Cherry PectOraI.
For the rapid of Coughs Colds Innenzas Hoarseness
Group, Bronchitis ncpent Consumption OF
Consumptive Patients In advanced stages of the disease
So wide the field of its usefulness are
OF its that almost of country
abouds persons publicly known who have restored
When tried its superiority every med
Its virtues known, the public longer hesitate
dote to employ for the distressing dangerous affections of
the pulmonary organs that incident climate. While
many Interior remedies thrust the have failed
and been di carded this has gained friends
terred bfnehts the afflicted they forget
duced cures too and forgotten
Prspsred by DIR. j. G AVER CO., Lowell, Mass. For
sale by j. WRIGHT CO.,
Nos. q 4 ISL Chartres street. N. o.
Also by HAFIl.AED, CLARK h GEORGE Mobile, and by
all Dealers. d22 en-
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Raising the Wind.


The other morning lady left home to make some
purchases, pay some visits, transact some other
feminine business, no matter what. As she was walk
ing along of best streets, which happened to
be nearly empty at the time, she was suddenly &C.
costed by gentleman, perfect stranger to her.
He was short and stout, with bnshy head Of hair,
white Gloves cloak and all other outward evidences
Of gentility. He addressed her very familiarity, and
expressed his pleasure at having met her.
l believe l have not the honor of your acquant-
ance, sir said the lady, dryy for his familiarity
of the impertinent order.
We'll, never mind about that, it is never too late
up this way? I'll go along, or here, take my arm
Il really must decline the honor, SIR and request
you, II you are gentleman, to leave me at once
Bah! how pretty you look, when you are angryF
around her waist. when the lady was oyerjoyed at
seeing tall well dressed, gentlemanly man turn the
corner, and advance rapidly towards them. Her ex-
Carnations brought him by her side at once, and
his presence seemed to cool down to wonderful de-
gree the ardor of the first conner.
What Is the matter, madam he asked, has any
thing happened? Can be Of service to you in any
wayp
You scoundrel = (sbakng his stick at the short
fellow, who sneaked away,) If it was not for max
ing scene in the open street. would cudgel you to
death. (To the lady:) The vagabond who pre-
sumed to insult you, is gone, madam you need not
fear now
Il am under the greatest obligations
'Oh, don't mention it, beg you. Will you allow
me to escort you, to prevent the repetition of any
such insultg
4 should be sorry to trouble you but really have
been SO much agitated by what has happened, and
my nerves are quite unstrung. and must go home
if it is not taxing your politeness too much-that
fellow may return.'
Do not be afraid will take care of him..
The lady accepted the gentlemans profered arm
very thankfully, and retraced her steps home. On
the way they talked about balls aud concerts, the
weather, the OPERA the news of the day, and other
nothings which make up fashionable conversation.
To Judge from the gentlemans manner and dis.
course, well as from his frock, cane and yellow
gloves, he was altogether CONNIE il fault When they
reached the ladys door, he bowed and was taking
leave.
( Il really feel much Indebted SIR said she, for
your very timely interference
4 Don't say anything more, beg of you
Very much indebted, indeed, and Tiff could
acknowledge your services in any way
Why, if you please you may give me two shil-
lings.'
Two'-the lady was thunderstruck but she re-
ally felt grateful to her preserver from insult, and
without saying word pulled out her purse and
handed him the money. He took it and walked
away. At the corner our short friend of the cloak
and white gloves met him.
Well, asked he, how much did you get p
Two shllings, replied he of the cane and yellow
gloves
That will do; let's go and get some breakfast
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z Orleans Daily Crescent aYeduesday aosna aNarth g. 1859

co Lnneschloss Bros. Carroll, Hoy Sco F f Fol-
ger Eco l. Beebe &co. Taylor II Churchill. Mont
&co. e Taylor eco. M Keppler p Levy Thomp-
son l. Barnes, Wheeler h Blake. s Moore &c.,
Thornhill Geo. j H 4 N Marks &co. Isaac Bridge
~ A Baqnie. "A Kelly &co. w Murphy .Georffe
Simon Smith, Cooper b stebbins. .Bogart, Foley Il
Avery. r. Cummings eco. C s Morrett. Flint h
Jones. j o Woodruff &co. R McGregor &co. q B
Wheeloek &co. % II Slocomb &co. Payne, Steele Il
CO. e w Sizer geo. and order.
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Wednesday Morning, March O. 1850.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Tennessee, Forbes, for Vera Cruz,
CB Payne
Ship Jno Spear, Spear, for St Petersburg,
j P Whitney eco
Ship Vanguard, Norton, for cornstadt
Ship R Sumner, Dyer, for St Petersburg,
Ship Castine, Simpson, for St Petersburg.
Ship F Cutting, Post, for Cronstadt, CM soria
Ship Patterson, Jenkins, for st Petersburg,
Ship Adirondack, Taylor, for Gife, Sweden,
J P Whitney eco
Ship Richard Alsop. Wellington, for Bordeaux :,
Brit Ship Illustrious, Miles, for Liverpool,
Hoghton, Rankin eco
Bark Mary Rich, Rich, for Riga,
Bark Arctic, Lane, for Boston, CIV Hynson eco
schr Basalide, Main, for Mobile, BW Huntington
schr Anola, Whitaker for Mobile " Huntington
schr Harriet Gardner BrightmGan, for Havana,
schr Effort, Dunning, for Savannah, Wood s. Low
Arrived.
Steamship Robert Waterman Boehner, from Mata-
gorda Bay to j Bauduc. LIST dist.
Bark Warren Hallett Hallett, from Rio de Janiero,
to Rice Il Hathaway. LIST dist.
Sloop Bolona, -, from Coast. I'd dist P 7.
Steamboats,.
Cora Anderson, Carroll from St Louis
Bayou Belle, Ney, from Opelousas.
Judah Touro, Ewing, from Shreveport
Belfast Wray, from Memphis.
John Rane, Underwood, from Louisville.
Argyle, Gilbert, from Pittsburg.
Ohio Belle, Sebastian, from Cincinnati
Lewis Whiteman, Wallace, from Greenwood.
Starlight, Hayes, from Red River.
7 G Twitchell, McComas, from Nashville.
Magnolia, Thomasson from Louisville.
Aurora, Sloan, from Cincinnati.
Belle Gates, Rodovich, from Balize.
Champion, Moore, from St. Louis.
Eastport, Wood from Nashville.
Florida, Hopkins, from Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-02

PREsTIcrANA.-The attachment of the Democracy
to the Wings who aided them to elect Buchanan is
like the love Of donkey driver for his tender
desire to get all the work out of him and give him as
little fodder as possible.
The Louisville Journal in attempting to put his
foot on our paper, " puts his foot in it,
IPa. Democrat.
II. cropping about in the dark, we have unfortu.
natey put our foot in such dirty mass Of matter we
shall throw our boot away instead of trying to have
it cleaned
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49, N Ee11unfy, l6o4 Nas coucurIed IN that
- pseen 81; and rssootou rant rant
! 111bcas right 70 land anywhere ~ First Sec
- nay permit, was referred.
etanting PERMISSION tof a1 balloon
y ffon Congo Square was concnrIed N !; that
4 Iepeas e Wharfnger office and other pub.
Nee4A, Teird District, va referred me anttnand
1n, hagpspe. etc, resolutions were referred the
rlion accepting adjudication OF contract for max
~ 5oes passaHe-Nays. on levee was concurred in
- aakhofizng Snryeyor to notify THOMAS Hines 70
1aeaMifh Commence his contract lor ming Washing.
T@e fevss sreef ~ amended and concurred in, and
f back for CONCURRENCE Is amended that as to sell
& q old material Of St. Marys vegetable market
Occurred il that Is 70 paving OF streets front
- Eaenaine market was concurred in.
II Sadeet adopted BY the Assistant Board came
- csncurrence or other action, and was adopted.
&Sa1hno Nofe referred.
~ iavitaftoa Il Grand Marshal Marks, asking the
i q participate In the 4th Of March celebra
/. - - rad and accepted.
n fSsointions adopted last evening BY the Asss.
- oppfppriatng certain sums Of money TO build
4 ~ q pFcsection nvee and draining machines 81
ySath becti0n, w. referred.
Alderman Wiltx offered resolution to restrict the
tating Of stables TO certain conditions prescribed
Alderman Foslsall offered resolution to cause ap-
po5ptmept Of Commissary Of Market on Orleans
- referred.
Ai1sfman HARRISON offered a resolution authorz.
- - purchases q MoDonogh property as wish to
- Wilts offered 4 resolution to cause the
from q certainlots Of the McDonogh
1lseinSan Harrison offered series of resolutions
- - the appointment OF an Inspector of beef
go and Other butchers' stock Referred. = -
Al1erman Wiltz offered resolution to cause ten
GsSsn crossings on Goodchildren street. Referred.
6Issnan H0weI offered resolution tsnreyent de-.
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Receipts OF Produce,

ST LOUIS. Steamer Cora Anderson. 500 els rome
rs bbls whisky Hyde Geo s bbls lard hhds to.
baceo q eks bacon Twitche! Geo, ,4le bbls pork
to S A kingsland &co. .299 do Fellowes eco. SO do
Oglesby & McCauley. 6 do 1884 bbls -four s Fl Ken
needy &co. 6 bbls pork cks bacon 1897 bags corn
Horrell, Gayle &co. 1877 bags corn Levi & Simons
ss4 do N Oyerton. .6lS do G W Shaw Geo. so do S
c Mitchell eco, 10 bbls whisky Buddecke SEQ.
so do Mallet & Son. "a boxs tobacco W Burress eco
81 bbs whisky Martin so oaks bacou to Martin
Cobb eco 20 bales cotton NJ Brady &co 8 do to
Moses Greenwood eco. 500 bbs ann IF bbls flour to
Bard, Caulfeld &co. 600 bbls fourJ Connolly SEQ,
5s2 do Maloney Bros Geo. 81 do to order Z cases
saws Prestley & Bein. 200 bdls poles to Bredow 4
Wusthof 278 bales cotton TO order 1859 head stock
and sundres to order Total hhds tobacco l6 bales
cotton.
NASHVILLE. Steamer Eastport SO hhds tobac-
co IA bales cotton to McGregor Il Bankehad 20 bbs
eggs E 6 Daney. l csk Eams Holmes & Spencer Is
hhds tobacco W johnson Geo .ls6 do Jas Turner
46 do Campbell Mckee &co: 81 do bales cotton
l4s bbs pork Moore Van Cnlin. z hhds tobacco to
Noise g. Levy .246 scs corn Wood, Niiltenberger eco
70 do 10 hhds tobacco Yeatman eco. % bales cot
ton J Williams &co. "a hhds tobacco R H Short &co
1922 bbls pork Fellowes &co. l5 do eggs Schneider
& Wise. 20 hhds tobacco R Fl Fraser &co IA do to
B Lotspeich &co. Is do VIM Soery &co. .46 do 40
bgs corn Given Watts &co. i hhds tobacco Clark,
I ieman AGO. 2 do H NJ Summers &co z do Lane,
Mayfed eco. z bales cotton Henderson, Terry &co
is hhds tobacco tc lard Dbl grease Perkins &co
Sc nd stock and sundries to order Total 522 hhds
tobacco As bales cotton.
ST LOUIS Steamer Champion. so sacks corn N
Oyerton eco $3.50 do to Horrell, Gayle Geo. Is ties
hams W Wright. .l95 bbls -four Vose Bros IS bbls
eggs So scs corn Schneider & Wise. 760 bbls -four IL
scs corn 26s scs oats Dbl eggs Price, Converse &co
IL bbls eggs ky lard Lechner: s. bbls eggs F
Debondio7 bdls saddle trees Bull Ellis eco 80 csks
bacon Woodruff AGO. 40 bbls -four Connolly
AGO. 1885 do Is casks bacon S H Kennedy &co. II
bxs tongues Is do tomatoes A Thompson. 10 boxes
tongues % do fruit Brulator. ga bbls pork to
Fellowes &co. 20 do apples s Hood. 260 boxes
crockers Hiliard, Summers &co. .2bbls do Thompson
& Barnes. 4 do H Hadden. 100 bbls -four to Ped
reauville Bros. 1854 546 do oats Duffy h
CO. l54 bdls bagging 100 coils rope Rives, Battles
Noble. "A bbls pork ties hams hf bbs pork l6 kgs
lard Tufts Hobart. 4bbls eggs to Robertson & Nc
Dougall. IL kgs lard M Martin IS hhds tobacco 80
bbls flour Given, Watts &co Is bbls pork 80 kegs
lard Buddecke &co. 100 bbs flour Bard, Caul
iep Geo. ~ nd cattle Is hd calves lU6 hid hogs and
sundfies to order.
OPELOUSAS.. Steamer Bayou Belle. .299 bales
cotton Bellocq, Noblom Geo. Is Lohit 4 Charpenter
rs Laforest & Desmares. IL l. Duflho. 40 West,
Renshaw. Il Cammack. IS J Y Gourdain, "a Miller l.
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COnSignees.

Gaines AGO. @ o Woodman Bredow & Wusthotf,
B Dufilho. w & G B Neagle N Whiting D Kelham
&C 7 Buddecke &co. Martin, Cobb &co C Hillprd
. Hall, Kemp &co. .Yoohries, Griggs &co. Warren
& Hail. Whiting eco: Goodrich &co Holmes &
w McCracken. Sampson & Keen. M G Mopham
. KoeAig h ZenickeVose Il West. M Smith, B P
Ethel &co Grief, Byrnes &co Holmes g. Clauss.
B j Butler. Rice, Bros eco. Muse & Bros p H
Brinton &co. W H Stuart. A Brousseau &co Price,
Converse Geo, Lane Mayfield AGO. D L Shearer
Carroll, Holmes &co. Waters &co. karstendick &co
.scarrett & Mason. S NJ Todd AGO. "A Donovan
.Thiele, Seller &co. Geo W Shaw AGO. Parmele 4
denberg &c., " David, Harvey &co, Bull Ellis i
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Railroads.

N. o.. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. -. From Canton. .35 bales cotton to
Warren, Gilmore AGO. 90 Cutrer Harrison SEQ II
Mcfarland Barksdale. 8 Lewis & Oglesby I L
Adams &co. C Walker Il Snider, 5 Harris & Levi. .
Frierson, Conway &co. A Smith, Harris &co. A J
Lallande. A W Johnson &co. 3 Patton Smith &
Putnam. 3 Walker, HUTCHINSON eco, Il do Byrne,
Vance eco. Total l2S bales cotton.
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Imports.

MATAGORDA BAY Steamship Robt Waterman
.33 bales cotton Tarleton. Whiting & Tullis % do
Payne Il Harrison. 8 Jno Williams Geo. 3 Farley
Jurey &co. IL Pritchard & Flower ID Edward Pill
isbury $ do hf bbls lard csks tc bacon Edward
Nolle Geo. 2 cks do Tully eco .sundres to order
Total SO bales cotton.
RIO DE JANIERO Bark Warren Hallett,. 1000
bgs coffee to Rice l. Hathaway.
COAST. .Sloop Bolona. IL bbls moasses, IL hhds
sugar to order.
MOBILE. Steamer Florida. .l44 bales cotton to E
Zacharie. 100 do Adams. Il Lewis & Ogesby
Is crates bottles Dudley Nelson sundries to order
Total 245 bales cotton.
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Sbippirtg SnttIligents.

~ See the back OF this page 18th for
Financial, Commercial and River News
departunents.
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VERA CRUZ. Steamship Tennessee 553 halt
bales cotton 2S3 bbls flour 10 ties 80 cks rice 10 bbs
lard, bbls ale, do tar 10 do vinegar 10 ties hams
fks butter, trunks leather, % pkgs mdse, and
sundrses.
BOSTON. Bark Arctic. $50 bales cotton, So hhds
tobacco 100 hhds sugar. Is do Ddse, $50 bbls whisk
III do sugar, so bbls moasses So lard OIL 1900 hides
300 bdls hides.
ST PETERSBURG. Ship Jno Spear .2O41 bales
cotton.
CRONsTADT. Ship Vanguard. 4lO2 bales cotton.
ST PETERSBURG. Ship B Sumner. $1,000 bales
cotton.
ST PETERSBURG. Ship Castine $3.50 bales
cotton.
BORDEAUX Bark Nineyah. 129 bales cotton,
65, 900 slaves.
MOBILE. schr Basalide 400 scs corn los do oats
100 bbls -four go bbls whisky los BRAN 20 casks
bacon.
MOBILE schr Anoa .529 sacks corn, 223 sacks
oats, 40 bbls flour rs bbls whisky, lot furniture
CRONSTADT.. Ship F Cutting, 1888 bales
cotton.
ST PETERSBURG. Ship Patterson 1858 bales
cotton.
CHILE, SWEDEN. Ship Adirondack. zoos bales
| cotton.
BORDEAUX. Ship Richard Asop 1862 bales cot
ton, s. hhds tobacco, TIC hams, do beeswax, bis
| do, Dbl lard, 10 kgs tc do 100000 slaves.
| SAVANNAH. .Schr Effort .156 hhds sugar. 200
bxs candles, 400 bgs cot seed, l0l bbls molasses.
LIVERPOOL. Ship 1llustrious. $40 bales cotton
| 1900 pcs slaves.
RIGA. Bark Mary Rich. 1850 bales cotton.
HAVANA. ,Schr Harriet Gardner 200 bbls lard
200 empty bbls, so bbs tallow, 10 scs bran.