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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

DY VIRTUE 81 Commission issaed Ia |
ID the above entitled and numbered |
esuae. aud directed ~ the sheriff q the |
parish ~ East Baton Rouge. ffpm The |
Hon. she sisth Judicial District Court, ~ |
sid fsf the Parish and state aforesaid. I
will offer ~ public sale ct the residence Of
the plaintiff. on Flfth Street. IN the CITY
~ Bateh Rouge, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of August
nest, A. D., 1850, NJ 10 o'clock A NJ, RI
said day. the personal property herein
after setfotth aud described, surrendered
by ssid Marcus n slosson, TO his creditors,
toswit:
Three Pianos Ten Cottage nedsteads
-Four Common Iieds'esds Fourteen Mat
rasses One Sofa One settee. One Centre
Table; One Cs,d Table. One sidebosfd
One Dining Table, One Tea Table. One
Sofa; Three Bureaus; -Four Atmoirs. Eight
Washstands, Eight Stoves aud pipes: Sis
dor. Cane seat Chsifs: Eight Common Ia
bies. Forty fouf Desks. Two long Desks,
Twelve Benches; One set If Cut line Maps.
Two Globes. Two Clocks. Eight side
LAMPS Eight House Lamps Five Carpets.
Eight Toilet Sets; Three Candelabfa One
Whst- Not One Piano Stool, Two dozen
Window Curtains. ono hundred and IF
Mi,otsi Fonfteen psit Pillows Figbtsep
ra,,a,,s, Twniya fWdi,a rn,,ts,,,a,.s,
Twenty. foa, sheets. twenty four filiew
shpsi One Hat Rack ana one set of Got.
One Armbit. One bureau. One Wash
stand, One Table, One Swing Table, One
Towel Rack and i've Chairs
ALSO the following unpaid school bills
due Baton Rouge Collegiate Institute, as
ioHewsi
"foReb MILLS on havana, ouvs, 70 nsi
anes on session BUS OF isbi, Isg,' isss
ana 1881, win intefestto Nay lVth, lSso
f,ssy %.
WV ~ ohiNt' nsypn ostshi IN. 70 psa
snce on session bi's .i isss sHo isgs'
WIN interest 70 msT iVth, isvv-
,fsss ~ a-...
mrs. y. A. AbbniqH, 70 balance on session
slil OF isos, WIN interest 70 ""y iV'n'
ls6o- We BSs
AttRtp Wusor, 10 balance on settlement,
MAY ION, lseo-fss "a
w. =. HuToHisgN, nfait Win interest !"
May loth, lseV-fs,ss W. 40,
mRs. HoBiss?N, 70 balance on session biii
OF 1859 with interest W May loth, lseo-
| flgV pVs
a. W. 0Biesiss, oi n.y. 70 balance on
session ei lsgl anu lsys; WIN ihberess~
MAY lVth, lssV-fb5S I've
Ana on
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of Sept,
| tsso n. a o,sioot A M tba f.ii,w;ns
HaaiEstats,
Fou, oerta;n lots of ground situsted in
that ,,s,t ~ ,bs C,ilv afEstan Hoags laid
on, H. u;cba,d fJayaii aud dasisnstsd on
nc aga,a,,vs man ,ha,aof. as ia,s Mos.
too NJ. ! tb,ss'' ia.l fot, "a and fivs. i6.1
og snns,e No. ian! no. } ali POINTING on
6nb st,set, measuring ZACH s,stv fast front
nm ssid s.,sst' Inv ona band,sd and tvsntv
ssst n, dsntb ,agstbs, vitb ali tba b,,ild
;n.s s,d l,n ,,,o ya,ns,,ts ,bs,aap
Tive. the fellowiss tsrms and eenai
LIONS, w Inc Two certain lgts o. GROUND
s,tuaseo N .hat part %, tne y'ty ~ pston
\ ,onRe, ih,o o". " fo". . nsy"n, I'M m
neagnasep yn az p,au sps,soa, ~ ,gss
Nos' wv ~ w. s'es' ~ 70 80
@n, w .e"S" s ~ ,ses .o"', r.
wy ~ "spsn' A,,sno" ~, soso u',.
| Wen VII tho ou 1a r auu "nP'oye"rsh. A =
anetsoh-vs sV'u 'VI oacn, W pay Wo
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

DLAyiNG CARps--A large supply Of Samuel
L lisrt's Playing Cards. all qualities aud prices
tor sale low 90 the trade by
julyl u. u. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18
no sUaAn PLANTERS.

STHAiaHr aud crooked hssdle uane Knives
- with aud without hnets. Copper snd Timed
Sugar iieuss Lamps wiehs. on Cans, large and
email; Hasl.ees Mseaehes, ~ Ia IA ia. Hvsa's
Faucets fef Bissnlphite, esiigns ard half Gallons
m Bi.Huiphiie; ssehatemeter's Thermometers,
usapHsrs uasss and STEP uetts; Packing 81 esssr
description ~ LAHaUthH ALANCbEE.
setgf Or. Lafa yette aud rio,ida ste
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18
COST

a Il 0os ST
Tn ORDER 70 prepare fer Fall arrangements
i will bell the balance ~ my spfipg and STUN.
met nccds 90 hand. ~ eUst=fof Ussh. Ladies'
In need ~ Millinery aud Dry uoods. would do
well ~ purchase In time.
~ is mr. lntsntion ~ have n choice ana pstens
sive assortment 81 Winter ueeds. therefore the
stock on hand will he cold without reserve from
this date. FANNIE =. O'UONOn.
North boulevard a., near the state House.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

NAl.ENCfENNEs COLLARS.
- oMErutNa vely handsome, also Embriaer-
~ ed hasiins, and ysconet Collars. AT the
fiitA. CASH STORE.
Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18
LANoUE
Ax,eai tcan

An iGai Ak Caii
IN poFFN uhepplne Ases ~ usiiiss, nfuHs ssa
~ sthss F.sd rakHss Llsht, fpsaium. hestr
sna esifs hssvr. sluars no hard ~ The fisfdrsfs
sstsbllsh~es, ~ LAHuutFn stAHOuF.
m.tt ueseet taptetts s.d Yields ste.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish ~ Esst
iiaton Rouge eisth Jndieisl Distfiet
ceasta-lH the mstsss ef She eaceesslea
II BssiAsr BRrAs. decesssd-He. ssT
Probate.
DY VIRTUE ofa commission issued in
- the above succession and directed u
She Sheriff ~ the Parish of Fast Baton
Rouge from the Hon. sisth Judicial Dis.
trlst Court IN an for The parish and stats
aforesaid I will offer 81 public sale In
front ofths Court House door ~ said par
ish in the city Of Baton HouRe, ON
saturday, the 18th Day ~ A.e.st
NEXT A. D., 1850 st II o'clock A. ~, Of said
day, the property hereinafter set forth and
described. belonging 30 the succession Of
benjamin Bryan, lsts Of said parish de-
ceased. 10 wit
A certain negro man named JOHN aged
about 30 years.
Terms ~ sale CASH
THOs, y. HERHANDEZ,
July n. Dept. sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18
COTT,IN nAt,K JlANDs.

A ssefted sizes of ply Cotton Bach
"a bands an article much cheaper and
better than leather.
mays LARuUtR n LANOUE's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

STATE or LOU1s1ANA-Parish Of East
Baton Rouge-siSth judicial District
Coutt=in the matter Of the Succession
Of u. v. Harvey, deceased, No. $50
Probate.
DY VIRTUE Of commission 70 me
ID directed from tie shove Court, will
ofFsf at public sale on
sss"sony, the 18th day Of 4 August 1890.
in front Of my store on Flofids street, the
following described property belonging 70
said succession, 70 wit / One FINE Bsggy
aud Harness, Terms Of sale CASH.
l.. BDNNKCAzg,
augg- gtvE1h Adminis rotor.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

CuECI< BOOKsi CHECK BOOKsn-
~ with Checks on the Branch Of the Louisiana
state Bank al Baton RoaEe-for sale by
aprig J. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18
OVAL FRAMES.

- LAlN, Waved, Gilt, Rosewood and
u Japanese Mouldings. n new assort-
mont, call aud examine.
Q. q. WILSON,
msa Main ST., below Montan n Malta.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18
nm. EnWAnD DEI.oNy

ID ESPECTFULLl tenders his profess
~ honsl services To the people ef Baton
Rouge and surrounding neighhorhood. In
the practice of Medicine, Obstetrics, .Sc.
Office next door 20 tho residence Of L.
A. Walker, Eaq. aprilio
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

DEALg's COURT on pRAru-Ros Bonheur's
Il Horse Fair, for sale by
msrii J McCoRMICK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

,,tttt rRAurfuH In she rstlshss q Fss, sod
w Wet Ration nesss. rss, and Wet fellr lava,
ibassille sud rulrt Ceupee, sni ~ the e.pfeine
Ueu,,, New orleans lsneV
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

STATE on LOUISIANA Parish ~ Ess,
Baton Rouge sisih Ipdlelal District
Cont Mafeus ~, slossoh w.. His Cred.
itots No. gTgT
DY VIRTUE ~ ro,asuissiea issaed Ia
I'D the above entitled aud numbered
esuse, aud directed 10 The sheriff q The
parish ~ East Baton Rouge. ffom The
Hon. the sisth Judicial District Court, ~
and fsf the Parish And state aforesaid.
will offer NJ public sale ct the residence Of
The plaintiff, on Flfth Street. IN The CITY
Uf Hatoh Rouge. on
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18
NELTZEnN WATER.

250SSS%Sss . & ss.s sS,as ss :.m %s. sss
oeiyed by jesli I'D q wa. po0EL'
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18
SATURDAY, the 18Th dayof August

next, A. D., 1850 at II O'clock A. NJ, OF said
day the property hereinafter set forth and
described, Tor the purpose Of partition
among the parties In tho above entitled
and numbered cause, to-wit:
A certain lot Of ground situated in that
part OF .he City of Baton Rouge, laid out
Into lots BY Charles DeGrampre, being the
number seventeen Of saidIlots measuring
sixty feet front on the street, by one hun
bred feet In depth, agreably 10 the plan Of
said lots deposited in the Recorders Office,
together with oil the buildings and i'm
provcments thereon.
Upon the following terms and condi-
tions, viz For CASH.
Nv. BABIN,
july17. Sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18
PAINT MILLS.

LIAR DYB.--ls Dozen each, Of Christs
IL dora's, Bachelors, Jules Hsuols
and others, for sale by
july2i In. a. WV. BOaEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-18

Will receive by next steamer from New York
u something very new and desirable In the way
o. bsrrege Analss Challstte and Pine Apple
suits, all made efgood material aud entirely new
styles. w ID. PlItLI.Ipp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10

Such savory condiments dshed up at from Gao 10 ESQ
$500 to $3.50 per ton have more fattening powers
than the ordinary cakes and meal of which, indeed,
their bulk is principally composed. Locust beans, the
different ocskes, aud Indian form the basis of
these cattle feeds often paraded before the public
with which sundry stimulants, making curry powder
connection, mixed up.
In The Agricultural Gazette lEngish one who
subscrbes himself - Old Bird that is one not 10 be
caught with chat instead of coral, pats down the
value of this new cattle food az about s53 per tun,
or less than q cents per pound while it is sold at over
cents and then remarks that " either linseed cake
60 at its present value $50 per tunl, or mixture of
equal parts of barley, beans, and hnseed-cake, at
present prices contains nutritive matter than
{" iun of the cattle food
The BRITIsH NAyY.-DOnald Mckay writes TO
The Boston Commercial Bulletin some of the results
of his observations in the British Navy Yards. The
Government is now building 50 steam war vessels Of
various kinds carrying 7S3 guns, nearly as many
as the whole United States Navy. BY the middle Of
next year, ~hen the chips the stocks are COM
r.ted, the British feet will conn; 735 vessels, with
IL 099 guns and 1872 7s6 horse power, about eight
times as many guns our navy. Over 200 900 men
will be required to man the vessels The French
Navy IT, in guns, only little over half as strong
the English.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10
b,r,e.n,b .rti,le Of the Constitution Q

~ ,s ,b;r,eentb article of the Courti,ution
Slate; and was alec agreed to bys major
an the psmse. elected 70 each Of the said @ q e
e .sd ssnh articles which said amend merit is In
X words following 70 wit; u.,,,,on :, ,,i. Sat-.
ssh ,spied by striking out the following words; But
ccr unless shall have been for three years cit
a 1s i md ss sfe Of sssO ht
sSd they sSTeSS n s Srs Sec aSa
- and paid tax thereon shall be entitled to vote at
.s onles he shah be seIod aud possessed Of such real
~, S.r snendmsntto the people Of this State
M People Of the STATE Ne'o- York rpeeated in Senate and
sxcr1oS The inspectors poll In the several towns
"a wards this State at the general election for Governor
a. and sixty .hsl provide box 70 receive the ballots Of the
tsSs Of is State, in relation to the said proposed amend
sn OF printed or ysI written OF partly printed one the
ssps forms namely For the proposed amend nen
% TO :Ssss The I tie Rs B. SdSs
poa amendment in relation suffrage" and folded as to
I'D n he snsS: tine @ sns
Isne in their respective dic shall be entitled Sate 20 vote
Aecton in the several districts in which they reside
e1. sha count G aaa @ the ssots given relation
A proposed amendment in the same manner a lssy are
Ss set down in writing and words at full length the whole
eer Of votes yen for the ana IN,
I ,ey and subscribe the same and copies thereof to
bem ceEtined ocivered
= tLa Of votes given At election for Governor
s The votes given shall be canvsssed by the Board Of
cty Csnvasser ard statements thereof shall he made ceri
i'd ed and recorded in the manner prescribed by law In
eet the canvasng of given for Governors aud ce
I'd copies Of the shall be made and transmitted by the
Gently Clerks respectively in the manner prescribed by law in
< sses OF election for GovemOi The Board OF State Can
shall the said certified copies in the like
s prescribed by law in respect to the election Of Governor and
n bi shall make aud file certificate OF the result
e which shall be recorded by the Secretary Of State
,n6 pnhlished by him.
~ This act shall take efect Immediately.
ion without delay 10 deliver copies OF the above notice
a. directed by Chap 480, Laws Of 1850.
Yours respectfully, ID. X FLOYD JONES,
sns IawtoE Secretary of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10
LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME COURT-CH.xBERs-Aus e-Beere Justice
SUTHERLAND.



DECISIONS.
Charles Thwng, jr., ct al. agt. Franklin IhWlng et
aL--Rcport confirmed, and order granted
Charles Fox agt. Michael Phean ct al cannot
grounds or stated in the complaint for dischagng
to Be- authorized by reference
Samuel X. Worthington agt. Chauncy Bush-Re-
ued Richard Beaish to appoint receiver Nd to take
In re application of the Msvor, &C.. relative to the
opening Fourth from Thirty street to One,
Hundred and Thyhth street In City Of New'loh-hePor
of referee confirmed, and order grarSed
Charles Miller sgt. Eli Bennett.-Motion denied
MOTHER ASKS ron HER CHILD.
Ellen McManus, child years old, was found in the
streets months since taken before police
sestitue children and commitment setting forth that the
child found in went and suffering by the haoua
Srnkprne.s mother The mother had bearing and
her application bsbeas corpus issued Her counsel con-
tended that such parte proceeding could not sae the
NAH case to be heard 10 defense Of her In be Of
the Asylum It argued tht the commitment was sufficient
The Judge aid the case somewhat embarrassing and 3D.
joonee sing lGh inst A. H. Dye. for relstor T.
THE ALLEGED DELIsQUEST AssIGSEEs.
In this care, reported yesterday i appears that the
property OF Coyer ard Dugd held BY the asnee' are lots
on the Eleventh and Thirteenth and the
sgnees contend there defect in the title Of the asenOrs
yhh % 3: e tt line I'd. dI N Ms
market property ard the assnees claln that they
ss esdsS SSdS PHI dseds HS the to
ey also II sold the doubt to title will depeciate he
value On the other hand Il commended by the creditors that
have been offered for the lots and that since such offer
they have been taxed at valuation Of and the sale by
the as,ignees Is insisted under the law In 7h Paige 81
which holds that the assignee bound TO sell the property e.
ther public private sale without delay and 10 pay over the
procetd s 20 the CREDITOR"
CURIOUS cME-As0THER ALLEGED FRAUDULENT
JUDGMENT AGAINST THE CITY.
q A. Adams agt The Mayor ke.
The plaintiff was Health Warden Of the Eighteenth
and d. missed In June ls5s Subsequently he brought
suit his salary amounting TO 81 40 49, claiming that he had
been m gay discharged The matter referred to az He
eordr Smith who reported favor Of plaintiff the CorpoIatcl
having failed TO put In any defense Judgment accordingly
the Controller 10 move TO vacas judgments asiaa tho city
when there suppose they had been obaned o
Chamber 70 The Judgment and the was submitted 70
him o written points. - -,
MI Van Loon who holds under ssanoa. 900 Ofhs juds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10

CONCENTRATED CATTLE FooD.-England has been,
during several years past, extensively humbugged
with mixture of stuff called food for cattle" The
aeents of the same individual have pastered the walls
of this city, and all the neghboring towns with adver
tements of this food, and they are really finding
gre many fools to purchase IT, at the enormous price
charged. Will these very green cattle feeders reed
the annext recipe of its composition, and the English
price of the ar eles, and compare it with the prices
they are payingl If farmers desire to have it, or try
it, they mix the materials for themselves according
to the following formula 10 make tun:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10
Total resources. 695,ag7 s28,

The week opened brisk for Dry Goods, and the
transactions bave continued age but there has been
no activity not incident to the Of the year. In
deed the Southern trade thus far has not been equal to
that of last year. Within few years, and more par
culary since the Ievulsion-owipg to the limitation OF
credits and the increased facilities of rsnsportationt
has not been customary for dealers hold large stocks
in the INTERIOR and the policy of buying in small quaR
titles has become generals therefore that rush OF trade
at stated seasops which was at time characteristic
of this market cannot be expected and ought not to
be desired This policy enables the obber to make his
purchases in the same ratio involving much less ex-
pansion in his business, and occurring him against
losses and has contributed thar any other cause
to place his paper go high in the estimation Of all par
ties, whether at bank or in the street.
The limitation of credits by the jobbers renders it
unnecessary for them make their purchases on the
hitherto long time of eight and ten months credit and
dur Dg the year past the sales OF cotton have been gen.
orally msde for cash or short time, thus enabling the
manufacturer meet the distributor, which would be
impossible under the old system.
The Importance of the permanence of this system to
all parties cannot be over.estmated, and should be
rigidly maintained.
II IL believed that if the volume of home trade in
August should not be as large as the mo ear gune
have anticipated the increased business later in the
season will fully compensate for such deficit for 1t Is
known that the consumption Of the COM try will not be
restricted, and the demand will be quite equal to any
possible accumulation of stocks
The foreign demand for Domestic has been large
this week, over 5000 packages having cleared for
China, Chill, Mexico, and other ports.
The drouth in the manufacturing districts continues
and some streams which have hitherto been considered
sure power are beginning to fail, and the decreased
production of goods will be large.
We annex our usual summary Of the exports of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10

Tie foregoing comparative statement shows Tue 'ols
up TO the LIST of August instant are IN excess OF ne
tolls received during the period OF any year since
1854 The lie most gratifying exhibit OF tue opera
tons of our canals for only three of the months
season of navigation.
The present Canal Board only partially restored the
rates Of toll of 1857 which had been reduced by ther
predecessors in 1858 and 1859; and we see by tne
above figures comparing the shipments Of 1860 with
those of 1851 that if the tolls wheat corn and nour
bad been raised fve-tenths of mill, the receipts OF
1850 would have been equal to, if they had not ex.
eeeded tbose of 1851 At any rate, with the pressnt
prospects of business we may confidently LOOK ior an
aggregate in the receipts equal to that OF any year since
1888 The above figures show that of the income the
present year. $468 300 1859, about s42i GOO OF
accrued at Buffalo and Oswego offices, on products
coming from the Western States and Canada.
II should not be asenmed that this gratifying increas
is owing entirely the increased rates imposed by tn
Canal Board. More Of it probably is attributable t
increased shipments 1852 but this is not the case
comparing the shipments of 1860 with 1888 where .h
differences are rot,so large, and where, in fact tn
.hipme MS of wheat and -four by canal were largo
than in 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10
hISIsa BOARp
THURSDAY, Aug. 9-P. N.


The immense speculative action of the Last few days
lie the Stock market continues, and with an enorm 'us
sgeregate of transactions the quotations. with an occa
fienal hesitation, still show advancing tendency
9he circle SPECTATORS continues TO expand and takes
nearly every clsss of The community. The telegraph
Ses are burdened with messages 10 brokers, and the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10
, YI usD.nh TDu inNr ERRmAy .ilniSl ~ 1880

o ,o,ss 70 Jsdss su.herMd 2 ssom sis
~ torney on record "a plsee OF MT I o Of
who represents other parties VINO le'a a.
h denied the notion and ordered the mo's
% %p {oon IN person Mr. Anderson Assistant
Coar,,I lor he Corporation Mr. Gerry Tor the 00nu'"e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10
Receipts Of Produce.

Total bv all Routes Aug lSfo9697 hbs Flour 90 889
bush Wheat l0 ga bush Corn 10 pkga WHISKY 100 pkgs
Lard, 1913 pkgs. Oh Cake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10

TOtsi..... $l9OO6,9n ss.77s,63O ssI06,6s4 Slss'%4
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
OF exchange held by the various Banks and also tue
sums due to distant Banks the latter being compnse'
the table Of deposits az shown above:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10

Iotal'' ''''''''''T<,voVoo' Fii1i''o
As compared with the statement Of the previous week the IT,
suits o. follows: - .nooto
Increase In spede..... $500 Increase in exchange &
Decrease IN deposits 1873 inc In distant balances a 40,
Decrease circulation $50 Decrease IN long loans 'so4
Inc. IN short ioans.... 463,8i5I
J;ah;.s and Gan of the hanks of the State Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10
We annex our usual summary Of the exports of

The export of Cotton Goodsfrom Boston, az per Ship
ming List for the month ending July 81 has been as