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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES county,

MATION-Br Bradford county. SIS
/ JAMES II. WHEELER V. DIANTHA J. WHEE-
LER. In Bradford Common Pleas, No. 80, Dec. term,
1850.
To Diantha s. Wheeler Whereas subpoena in Di.
iSsUed 10 Dec. term. 1850 which duly
turned non est inventUs and thereon alias subpoena
issued in said returulble to Feb term. 1851
upon the return Of which proof made that the said
Dantha 6. Wheeler could not he found in my baiiiwick
This notice is therefore to require you appear before
the Judges OF the said Court the first Monday of May
next 10 answer said complaint &c.
a. HANSON SPALDING,
Sherf's Office, Towanda, Mar. q, lSGl Sheriff
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EA=LNG sAGooN,

where everything the line will be served out to those
who may favor him with call.
Thankful tor past fvoTs he respectfully solics CON
tnuancc of the same. HENRY A. BURBANK.
Towanda March 8 1851
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Wedding and Social Parties,

will be furnished with every description and style
Fruit, Pound, and fancy CAKES. Tavern keepers a
Groccr3 will he supplied on terms advantageous as
any other establishment in the State In connection
the above he has
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DROCLAMATION.-Bradford conntv, IS

DROCLAM ON.-BradfOrd county, SIS.
L JAMES p. NICHOLS VS.. PHEBE \. NICHOLS
In Bradford Common Pleas No PA, Dec. term, 1850.
To Phehc !. Nichols Whereas a ssbpGna in Divorce
issued to Dee. term 1860, which duly returned
non est iaycntus, and thereon and alias Subpoena
issued in said retunahe to eb term, 1851, upon
the rotn.n OF which proof was made that the said Phebe
4. Nichols could not be found in my bailwick.
This tcc is therefore to require y0u To appear beorc
the Judges Of the said Court the rst Monday of May
next, to answer said complaint e..
4. HANSON SPALDING,
Sheriff, Office, Towanda, Mar. q, lSGl, Sheriff.
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BREAD g. CAKE.

OF all kinds constantly hand and made 10 order The
attention of the citizens OF this place and vicinity. j..
called 70 the above and they assured that they
aLMaNs b. suuMLLcI with of lnnse nrLicLes.
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o' every description such oyster milk Boston soda
butter. water picnic Graham sugar wine and common
crac@ers. Also, Eusk, Buns, Butter Rolls, Wheat In
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Night Express (both ways) Express Freight and Fast
Freight going west. and Fast Freight going cast
every day Night Express Of Sundays only FL
S42 A. VI. Mail through to Dunkirk. The 42O P Nj
Mail runs only to BnghamtoH.
CHARLES MINOT. General Sup.
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Burbank's Bakery

FBIEIE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
! lie that he has resumed the management Of the
above establishment. one door south Of the " Ward
House" where he il manufacturing
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THE STIMULATING o2EGUENT

is prepared by DR. C. p. BELLINGHAM, eminent ply
sican of London and is warranted &c bring out thcl
set of
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DENSION OFFICE, JUNE 9TH, 1861.
TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.

APplicston having been made under the sot OF
rants described herein, which are aiissed 20 have
been lost or DESTROYED notice is hereby given that
at the date following the description Of each War
sued, If no valid objection shall then appear " "
No. "a SO: for l20 acres, issued under the act of
granted on the sist day Of March, is5s@6ctOber feG
No "a e57, for 1sO acres, issued under the 40, of
March. 1856, in the name of Thomas Tauners I and
granted on the Sd day Of May, 1856 6-October 10.
No IS 100, for $50 acres, issued under the aot of
BT.dSgTy, and Granted on the asy o. sePtsm
No. 4Jsta for 80 acres I'd undes the act of
March, lss5 in the name Of Christopher DCugheIty,
November T is issI. me -'H u'' Vi ssP'emOer' 1900
No: IS si. for IsO acres. tssued under the act of
o6d Sf John ' q Il @ and
granted July 2, ls69.-Novembsr is, 1851
granted on the 9th day Of jane, is55 ''' Gnu
granted on the 9th day Of MAY, lass. ~ UNI ''-O
the nsme ss@Se ph'sN SSs
and gTsnsed ne on the sd day o. Ma 1855.
March S in the nsms 'sfe Of shs Downs 30. and
gIantesd on the "a day Of August, l855.-NOvember
No Al $50, for lBo acres issued under the act Of
March, 1855 In the name of James Pray, and granted
on the 2ist day Of Msrch, 1881 November Is, 1861.
2[ be- 81 'SsfR Sn0si '3s sSs
A., anG John ID. 5, minor chi dren of Irwin Bag
get, deceased, and gr -nted the 24th day of May
1856 -NOyem Der 23, 66l.
No. q, ,8l8, for 81 acres, Issued rnder the act of
Mach, 1856, In the name of ettr, widow of Thom-
as EtEood snd granted the 18th dsJ of January,
l857-NOvember2 %, 1861.
NO. IS SO for LOO acres, issued under tbs act of
March, 1855, In tie name of Alexander Mo ullough,
aud granted on the eth day Of January, l85s.-No-
No. s,O6s, for $50 acres, issued under the act of
Merch, 1855, IN ihe name Of Alexander M q uain,
aud grant ID on the 18th day of October, le55.-NO
No s,7se for 1ao' acres, issued under the act of
March, 1855, In the name of Daniel West, and
1851. "
No. 81 Ss. for 100 acres, is ued under the act {
MARCH, L855, In the name of Hannah widow of
James Wilson, and granted on the 2J:h day of Feb
ruary. 1857 -December 81, 1851
NO o. 81, for I'D acres, Issusd un6er the aot of
ew MeilOE, and granted on the 18th day of pnl,
1856 Dee ember 2 1861.
No. 5,S2. for 100 acres, issued under the act of
Marsn, ISo2' In the name of Samuel Jack way
AM granted on the lsE d4y o. August. 1856.
No Ia, for $50 acres, issue1 unde the act o.
maroa, 1855, In the name of William III TarTacce
and granted on the l3th day OF July, 1856. -Decem
No. 1875, for 80 a2res, issued under the oct of
and granted Sep cmber 10Th, 1851.
No 81 ,0S8, 70 20 issued under the same ACT
n tho name OF Abel Platts, and granted Move nber
13th, l85l.-December % 1861
JOSEPH n. BARRETT,
eIs-ldW CcmmIssOnar,
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fail, there remains the resource of subscrip.
tions in army stores, of revenue devoted solely
to military purposes, of a requisition upon the
States as they are occupied, and of assignats
secured upon the Federal lands. Qusrrels have
never been stopped yet by lack Of money, and
the Americans are in.the mood when men dis
cover that money is only the second necessity;
that war can be made now as AttiIa made it,
"whOse exchequer bills were never at par"
and that with bread and iron one can get to
China. The party which looks to financial
difficulties to solve the problem of the States
reckOns without taking into account the first
figure in all political calculations-the reused
passions Of mankind.
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Impor,a4t Arres, of an Alleged Spy

We have full particulars, which we at pres
ent fOrbear publishing, Of the arrest of n man
named j w. Packard, who left Richmond. Va,
OF the 18th of September ard arrived in this
city on Wednesday. He was formerly engaged
with Sloat Co., in the manufacture of sewing
machines, but accompanied the firm to Rich
mOnd, ard has since been foreman Of their OK.
tensive works for the making of cannon caps,
primers, friction tubes, etc. He is said to have
been rabid seccessiOnst. concerned in the be-
trayal of a number of Virginia Unlonists, and
was selected upon a secret mission to come to
the North.
Profting by the experience of Aiken and
others, who had been discovered and captured
In coming northward stealthily, Packard de-
termined to adopt a novel strstegem, which he
executed with consummate GOODNESS and cour-
age. IL was simply TO announce himself as
fugitive from Richmond, and gain the ear OF
the Washington authorities, by imparting late
information from the South. He would thus
be beyond suspicion, and being regarded rs
martyr, unusual facilities would be extended
to him for obtaining knowledge Of our affairs
Accordingly, having destroyed his passes,
reasonable correspondence, etc., his first feat,
at Coyington, KY, was to fling up his hat be.
fore an American flag and fall upon his knees
in an ecstacy Of fearful patriotism. His next
step was to visit the editor of the Cincinnati
Gazette and detail series Of hardihoods, ad-
fOuSuEcs, anu ualE-OTcdutu esCdp6S, LQaL went
into said journal with big head and multi.
tude Of words. Coming eastward, he entered
himself uniformly as hslling from Richmond,
and rejoiced the idlers in host of bar-rooms
with the story of his troubles and relief At
Washington he obtained audience and pre-
sented diagrams and statistics, supposed to
represent the number and condition of the
Confederates; stopped at the National Hotel
three days, and went over the river, and on
Thursday came to town, checked his baggage
to New York, and stopped over night at the
American Hotel.
Detective Benjamin, Franklin, who had OBJ
tained intelligence of his contemplated trip
northward, here took him In custody, and he
was committed to prison by order of Secretary
Seward. In few days he will probably go
to Fort Lafayette.
No letters, passes, or anything of the sort,
were found upon him; but he acknowledged
that under Confederate protection he had
passed to Nashville, and through the rebel
lines-at Bowling Green, afterwards going to
Covington on horseback. He carried more
gold than most fugitives possess after leaving
the rebel pickets, and with characteristic cool.
ness begged the officer to telegraph TO WASH
iug,en req questing his release We are informed
that Packard was inquest of fac coil wire for
telegraph instruments, an article greatly
needed at the South.-Phtiadetphia Press.
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Tie undersigned, --,of-- in the
State OF -, and In the state Of,
hereby guarantee that in case the foregoing bid
Of for supplies, se above described, be
accepted. he or they will, within ten dave after
the Teoeiptor the contract at the Post Ufoe named
execute the contract Tor the same with good and
sufficient securities; and in case the said -
shal fail 10 enter into oOntrao' "a aforesaid, we
guarantee To make good the difference between
the offer of the said and that which may
be accepted. A B, Guarantor.
G ID, 6uarantor.
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-FEMALES-PE PEMALES,
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In Many AfeetioAs Pseslsar 10 FSpaIss
the Extract Buchu 10 une< <uslled BY any etherren-
edy, as IN Chloroels or ketentlOn, lrr- gu erty,
Pslnfuiness, or Suppression OF Customtry Evbo-
uatOps. liberated or SchIrrous state II the Ute
ru s. Leuoor, ,hea or Whites, SterIIty. fbS for sll
complaints incident % the EEK, whether Arising
from Indiscretion. habits Of Dissipation, or IN the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE!
sRE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For Weaknesses
Arising from E1oesses, Habits Of Dissipatlou.
Early Irdlsorstlos or Abuse,
Attended tcfth fhe FoIIotcisg Syrpfossg:
Loss of Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing .
Weak Nerves, Tremh M .
Horror Of Disease, wakefaluess.
Dlmness of Vision, Pam in the Bask.
unyerts Lsssituds OF the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Fiuships on the aodr
Dryness Of the Skin, Eruptions on the Fsos.
PAILIp couNTKNLrcE.
THESE symptC ms. II q owed 70 20 on, which this
medicine invaushly removes, coon follow
lMPOTENCY, Y,FATUITY EPlLEPTIC FITS,
In one Of sokick tks Paitsst sssy Eopi,e.
Who can cay ths; they ere not frequently fob
lowed by those "DIRKTUL prsIAsRs."
"INSASITY AND CONSUMPTION"
BUT NONE WILL coNYEss.
THE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE AsYLUMS
AHd tke Melosekoly DEATHS by Ccss~~sptsos,
BEAR AMPLE WITNESS TO TIE rIurH or TEE
ASSERTION.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the sid Of medicine 10 strengthen and
Inugorste the systsu,
which HELNBoLD's EXTRACT BUcaU
tscdrssbiy dces.
a TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE NosI sKErIIeAL.
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fHs MANY THOUSANDS cured at this insututsn within
s lest "Esntstn yssrs aud the
s.I sPsrausn. P'rformsd By Dr. Johnston wnssd BY IL.
Pertes the papers and other psrsons, notices Of
which have appeared again and before ths public
Gdss bra stadnE gsntsman Of character and
siy, 10 sr2 sisnt guarantee the aaictsd mar Iblv
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f F, Witness.

hereby certify that the above named -
are known to me as men of property, and able "a
maze good their guarantee. G. a
To be signed by the United States District
Judge, United states District Attorney or Colleo-
tor,
No proposal will be considered unless accom-
panied by the above guarantee.
Newspapers authorized 70 publish the above
Will send the paper coLtAning the first insertion to
this once for examination.
The bidders plao5 of business, or manufactur
ing establishment, must be specifically stated. IN
the proposal.
The ar We list Of articles Is believed to be about
the quantity of each article that will be resuired
au!lng the year; hut the Quartermaster reserves
tne rlght OF ordering q greater or less quantity,
should the interests OF the service require 10
Proposals to he endorsed On the eLvelope, sPro-
a1dre ssed 70 Major NM r. SLACK
Quartermaster Nj. c., Wasnngton, ID, C,
sc so law5w
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONs FOR 1859.

1hofoohLo foh hATlONS FOH 1co2.
mSsts,r's, orc. u Mariss Ce,ps,}
SEALKp PROPOSALS viii be received At this ofioe,
until the Soth day OF October Lext 81 u O'clock m,
SoWns saoaa 10 the me T:sS 5 the
ccRR,tS3gth; cRa1s.t1sn; Ma Ms,fasP1Rss5,.; asP%Rss,s;
Brooklyn. Long island, New York;
Philedep phia, PennsylvsnIs;
Each 70 consist of hroe-q arters of pound
81 mess Porl,or baeoR; or one snd-s fourthEounds
made Ct extra sGpans our, or o N lieu thereof
1sng nos So Suncss Of eIIs N suRerhns aou or one
Of 81 vs.
IN eS sssrspf ten HPS.d: e zen
orleans suEssT; "a tOuC arts q vinsE., ons pound
good hard dipped tallov oandls; four pounds good
~ saS .sos hum
dred rstions.
The .1OIsS,sq sIGxsnSs Of tour ounces Of sSuI
Proyloed, will cease. at the term.nstion OF the
W .Dd AND sfS tSs a o s
Tue beef shall be dslivered on the order OF the
or bT the single Atom and shall consist " Of the
best and most choice pieces ofthe the pork
as q Rna: .ns nsms .ss
All bids must be accompanied By the following
Inc unoersigned, IN the State
guaranty hst in CASE II tSs si iois.SSa ssss S
bad of - for rations, IS above described,
be accepted he or they will, within ten dsys sffer
the receipt of the contract at the Post Once named
execute the contract for the same, With rood and
sufficient suretles, and in case sald-- shalI
ti 20 enter into ract % aforesaid We guarRnty
TO make good the difference betw cen the offer of TIE
Witness; @ b., GusrSntor,
E.F.
ls62
1 hereby osrtifJ that the above named -
make good their guarantees. g, n.
tToss s,sssd sy iht DATED States ps,srset Jszss,
No PCopoSal WILL be considered unless socom-
panied by the above guarantee.
tNeWspa ,ers en hSuzed to publish TIE above
u send thy paper containing the fist insertion to
this olfioe for exa uinsticn
F-rpaEals to be idcTg Proposals Tor Hetona
w. b. SLACK.
se H-le Sfw Major anu = 4uaftet masteft
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu,

IsSt''os UNA OTte.U htSHol
For Diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, ana DROP
SICAL swEELIN6s.
This Medicine increases the power q Difesaos :,
sLd exoitss the ABsORBENrs into heelkhy so0oe
oy Whloh the wATKRY OR cALcERous dsyosltions,
ana al UNNATURAL KNI sRG KM ENTs are re<pcsd !,
IS well as PAIN And INFLAMMATION, and N GOOD
MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN.
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NOTICE.


"ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY
This Company offers to the public" " Unequalled
Advantages" for the Safe and Quick Iispatch o.
Heavy Frelghts Packages, valuables, Money, &c
DO, to all parts of The United States.
Expresses TO and from the North and West de-
part from and arrive in Washington twice daily,
All Expresses are in charge of experienesd and
reliable Messengers.
All Packages for The Soldiers oarrled at "oNB
HALE" our usual rates.
All Goods for the so-oalled Confederate States''
and al Articles " "Contraband of War" will be
On Expresses Ieave New York at l, s, and p.
=; arriving In Washington at A. Nj and $50
Expresses leave Philadephis ct $50 A. M. and
6A. I'd. 49, AO
Expresses leave Baltimore at 20 A. NJ and p
P.M. arriving IN washington 81 A. NJ and 81
Expresses for al points North and West le.ve
Washington at 7.30 4. NJ and 2.9O nj. daily
SPeclal Contracts for large qUantitIas of Freight
can be made on Application to this office.
All Goods called for and delivered free of Extra
charges. T.. w, PARSONS,
Sup't Adams Express Compsny
WHehinRtn1 Ana 4 r
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szAR AMPLE WITNESS TO IHE rHrrH OF rHr
THE 08HsTiTReIalSSSfc fTa 6ReaSSfc WEE @SEtkkkEEssso kkEEsssorsn
Requires the sid Of medicine to strengthen and
Invgorste the Systsm,
which HELNBoLD's EXTRAcT BUcaU
tscarssbly does.
a TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE xosI sKErrIeAl.
FEMALES FEMALES-FE FEMALES,
OLD 9B H9yNS sTSSkE TkAkRfssED OR
In Navy Afeeiioas Pseslsar 10 HsaIss
the Extract Blchu 10 unetusled by any other rem
edy, ss IN ChloIosis or Retenhon, lrr gu sru,
Gs Sa ss T
rus, Leueor; ;hss OF Whites, sterilI,y ftS for sl
hsS.s Of Or sSs
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE!
sKE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Take no more Bdlsapl, Ms5o~g, o. Uspissss~f
Medicine for Urgisssa.f ssd Da~ss'ess
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU
SECRET DISEASES
Little f OF no change in Dist; No iscOI1slissoss
Ii causes fte,1 nj desire ssd gives strength TO
UTinsts, thereby RemVvIns obstI uctlons,
rf''sh'int ana Aisyinfs fsi and ins.%msaos. %
fsesuent IN the GLASS Of diseases. snS e1psihs AL
PoISoaoHs, Diseased, and Uo-s 0sf Mailer.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF
QUACKS,
and who lsye paid hsavy Jsss 20 be cured N short
POi.os o"I hss, By the use q Sss ssI1,ss..s
been drsd up in The system, % break Om in N AZ
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIIsE.
q. H.r HELMsqt5D,s EXTRACT },s! BucHu fDr
URINARY oRsANs,
whether existing In
MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause originating and 20 matter Of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these Organs require the sld Of d.
URKTIc.
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DIURETIC,
spd il Is ceLt.in 70 h.ye the asslyee sdsot In al
Diseases for scAaeA q IS rec0uDsesded.
EVIDENCE OF THE MOST RESPONSIBLE AHp RI-
will accompany the medicines.
cERTlPIcATEs OF CURES,
win Mans SCIENCE hPSSc AND FAME.
PHYSICIANS PLEASE "N0TfCB."
WE MAKE "No SECRET" or "IEeRKDIKSfs."
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUcHU
scomsossd Of BaShg, g heb. and Jsn,Pss Berrss.
PREPARED IN VACUo,
By III. T. HEL M Id,
Practical and Anslytiosl chegist. and Sole Msa-
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
AFFIDAVIT.
the oss fSRsaEfS Il ssS %
being day swS a. SSt1 sss ms 1 ssss ss
drugs. fH Il but aiS are purely Vs1sssSs xa~,n
Nsys%Ss4 swSTs sad ,ss ssO''"Otd fs i iifffBfs ifffB r
AldsTmsa. Ninth 80, ABOVE ksos, Phfls
PHYSICIANS IN lTrExDascz
FROM A. nj. 10 p. n.
Price 81 per bsttis, or sir Ter %.
Delivered to any address, securely psetsd froa
observation.
Address letters for information In eoafdsucs 10
II. r. HELMBoLD, cAsmssf.
Depot, lO4 South Tenth st., below Chestnut, PhlA.
BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITs
AND UNPRINcIPLED DEALERS
who endesvor % dIspese .-of thear oyns and
"other" articles on the reputation eusanso "
HslBzbold's Gsssiss Pyspsrsssess,
Exsraef Bsehs,
Ssrsopsril1s,
Improved Rsss Wssh.
Sold BY 8. D. WAITE. z. ID. erlxAS, leHn
wnsx. o. c. folp. 3. b. kETwsrLn, b. O.
MayoR, KIDwHLL q LAuRxscEs q. n. Mksozs
washington and Gsorsetovn,
AND ALL DRUGGRTs EvERYwHEkE.
ASK FOR HELMBoLp's.
TAXI NO OTHER.
Cat ont the savetisemsnt and ssn6 Sof h
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AMI ExPosURk.
Bsssrs6s Symysoms IN stt Ce~~ssssseiosss
c.rss essrsasssdi sssiss ssssf'
ssslyI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-22

URG-Per steamer Ibervile-22 bales
&co-ll J Watt &co---gT do Geo P Black &co-6 dc
Coleman, Britton y Withers-l do A Levi &co-S
hhds tobacco Frascr &co--2 hhds tobacco to Jas
Turner-4l8 bbls pork 81 bills -four EOS pcs bag,
Martin, Cobb &co-l6 ties hams Woodruff, Mention
&co-18 ties rice & Block-l3O seeks corn Horrell
Gayle &co--l23 boxes tobacco a Glenn-20 bhls
-four 20 do eggs kirkpatrick &co-25 rolls leather
Robertson &co-23 bbls oil Covert & Hill-274 scks
potatoes 227 pigs fruit IS bales moss and sundres
TO order-Total 63 bales cotton~
BAYOU SARA Per steamer J Gotten
sundries to order.
LITTLE R0CK-Per steamer Arkansas-2O bis
COTTON ito Buckner. Stanton 4 Newman-I4S hall
hbls molasses 7 5 Elder &co--l03 head cattle and
sundrias to order.
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lhursdaS evening OF some 0oo SACKS at u 4o@'
81 0" % i0o Ans'
RFE..''We did not hear OF sale during the
past week.
HAf'.,'tAe market mas oeeh quiet ana We "'u
not near OF SAFE Oh any consequence
PORK line market mas oeen very q"'o' '"N W.
nave no sales TO report except 10V "0's NeSS' '''
wednesday, on private Terms
The stock at the Inspection "aien'"SeS ''i 'le
LIST INST. was l9,S0S co.'s. Oh "'' Minus
Weeks receipts, 9o oois'' eN2oi'S' ~
BACON, 1he l'',''S"Cs''',9
to retail iots a. I,I o 49, ~ ~
Sides anu 1'seS'Oe- 'OI 0''''' anu III w. ''N' ~
10. !o' o"s"' 0Uio0 h"A'''
weeks Ft"elp'S' @"' o'sN' III" ''e'eeS GA
ports ~
"hAhN NhHA 0pe'"'o'S "AS S"'S''''O'U anu
NHo'"'''S .U IN, ,,...
LARD ms S"pt'1 III S'o'e 'I"' oe' '''s
anu VIC nave N9at" VI 10 s"'eS VI "ny ino.re H'
iereeS retaining d. lo5e, anu Nss9 '' l'c =. H.
week Sreeeipts, ooo Dds ana 'cS' ana ooo Kegs )
exports equal 10 90 NeSS'
nAhf, lte o"ty SatS lSFot'e'N" Was - ''etS7S
itI.He MeSs DIT 10 W e 'o!.
1n0 sto0A oiina at '''e 'Sptet'on @'7i10>'s0S
on tne ISL WIS l'4o ueLees "li0 looO o0lS'
weeks Fece'p'S' o00 "ooAS' ana Hs'' eAFoI'S'
~.
BUTTER AND CHEESE NV hoIlceu s"ieS Oh l0oo
U.S. "eS'e'i' "' '0' " ~ N''N'h' has 000I 0oL'e
III OheeSe'
nA""lN1 ASp lsot = ANen'"oAy na5sitis iH'y
oe qVo'00 "' h"9siAs' ~ 1h"I"toolh - '''e "0S'
Fo"erlo"h' Inc sales comprise wv plEces n"nu-
ioo'n o' "'S ~ A'e " 'i,iie, w ~,
"a A"os1'5 a. 1oe' I9l' 80 ~ A.,ti>'-ooi al
go cast iHT StpoA vi !i"no ~ t,e lS' i',s u.s.
was : P'eSeS' III iIiUi' We ne"i" VI "ooU' NV
o"leS az log anu -oo aC Ito' Y SaEo' c"sn' We
quole pa17 nope d. 0+Sgo+', iot ia"nuSP"n' anu
ee t IL, ,o' SloJr'' t.'''' WIN snt0' VI
1o' 'o''' ''iiu at '+'' -O0 o0lis
h"on''i0 maui '' " a"0 io0 al l00'
'oNN1 0hsS. -. ine'e H"s 0eel Out 1l'tle move
,ii0n'' anu 1lo ,"s' sai0S 'eof'eu were 4oV o"'cs
navy "' ioo' h'5Il' may De IrD'e0 "' Ii4' anu
A1u'u'n 70 EAs'S neaYy ~ 19S? l94o.
Tue SlocA on mama on ''iS ISL lust as +o' O0les'
WHISKY me market aurlhs uie past week
mas sno"H 'u' i'''te movement anu We nave no
sa'eS " h'''I''i' was 9'"'iiHs ~ ''s&40o'
u sai'on'
"eeN receipts 'o JUS exports w.
oiAN CANpiN'' - 'o"t quotd''ols are ioc' lor
15N'' Ni* oA1 anu i''' y L. lot III " eI5n''
CoffEh' - Inc ueli'alio' h"S oeeh moderate ana
p'lSeS 'ne s"'Is VI SHV wen nave
en'uf"cso some ~ bags at l'gio an" zoc. lor
otuln'iy ~ 1'oo0 an "nc" are our quota'onS'
lne STOCK 10" On mana Is ABOUT $3.50 bags
SALT The rates Tor liverpool from second
nands are 81 4V'g$- W lor coarse ana 81 9Oi@Sl
30 iof tlhes delivered and 81 SoSSl 30 Tor Coarse
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-22
Foreign Ports.

verpool-Arrved May 81, National, Small, fin
New Orleans; June l, St. Charles, Conway, from
New Orleans.
London--Arived June l, Eliza & Mary, Black
I'm New Orleans.
Queenstown-saed May 28, ship Geo \ Holt,
Robinson, from New Orleans, for Cronstadt
Cronstadt--Arived May II, ship Carlyle, Simp-
SON, from New Orleans.
Hanson, for Boston, June l5 not for New Orleans
Lisbon--Arrived May a. ship Addio Snow, Luf-
kin, from New Orleans.
Gravesend-Arriyed June 2, ship Diva, I'm New
Orleans
Deal-Arrived June l, ship Dear, from New Or
leans.
Belfast-=Awiyed June 3, ship Pearl, Davis, from
New Orleans.