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sHERIFF's SALES.
NEW oRtE1Ss-No Ia 40

JOHN c. BARELLL NEW oR1EASs-No. 1882.
Ky HAhIJE of a writ of deri faeTns to
ueeteu by the Honorable the Fourth District Court
VI NeW dreams III the above entitled cause will proceed
evs GNehahgs Royal street. between Canal and Custom
no1se streets in the Second District this city on MON
M tns 5'n day OF May 1866 at Il O'Clock NJ the follow
FL A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, together with
w p99tngs ana improvements thereon, etc. the
city in the bounded MORGAN Montept and ouet
streets, and the Public Road having in American reasnre
more or less one hundred and twenty eight feet front on said
ruse ~ aepth OF three hundred and nine feet between
;, A LOT OF GROUND, with all tho buildings and i'm.
pSnehs thereon etc, situated in the square, having
English measure hundred and eghthve eight inches
'front.' on lone street. by tyone eleven inches and five
hnss N depth which lot composed Of ground de-
sgpated ny the Nos ana g. plan made by the City Sur
the 22d of July, 1855
The said properties acquired by the Joseph A.
rel by purchase at public sale made by the Sheriff Of this
6aEs a the au Of Joseph sarel Louis Appolingre
Peerin No 9TI5 the docket of Second District Court Of
new Orleans tor which purchase said Sheriff granted
SAD hrei deed Of sale dated I'D March, 1856 registered
in the Conveyance Office in Book H. Fo l in the Clerks
office Of said Court In deed book B. folio lO5
5 A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all the
Suburb Delord in the First District Of city al and form
ing the of Triton Walk and TiTo Circle and measuring
twenty-five feet eight inches front said Triton Walk thirty
feet eleven half front Tgol Circle sixty four
feet in depth the side line dividing from property INV or
formerly belonging to pavd G. Wire and fyone feet in the
the forming Irregular triangle EXTENDING to ta
center OF the walls surrounding the yard which walls nrp
owned jointly by said Wire and said Bare the whole as
sketch annexed to certain act pissed before n Care
property was acquired by said late j. A Bare by purchase
from Dr. Angelo Buagh per passed before Heay Breton
1855 p1O' IL inns ey' on TIE z4'h OF January
Seized in the above snit
"a TER2s-oash on the spot in Q, $, Treasury Notes
CHARLES BTENVENU,
% "A ar zin Of ffr1aa
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CELSIUS OF LoNDoN.A day census Is to Be
taken in tho city Of London. At the last census.
taken IL 1851 the population comprised only those
who slept within the city, and consequently fen
far short Of the real daily population II IS now
proposed TO include all persons engaged or EN-.
pleyea ia the transaction Of the commercial, none
Tary professional and trading concerns Of the city
Ihere aFe ia the City Union six hundred and nine
teen blocks OF houses let out as Offices, etc. only
TIE original lessees of which are on the rate book
90 lhatthe actual population cannotbe ascertained
in any other manner than by house house wish
ta5lot, OF ~ obtaining returns such as are now
asked for il the day census.
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ST LOUIS Steamer Ed Walsh-4l bales cotton
l56 hhds tobacco and sundry mdse to order
n LOQlS-Steamer Yankee barge loads of
produce. ice, and sundries to order
MoBlLE-Steamer Louise-25 bbls -four and
sundries to order
PolNTE-A-LA-HACHE- Steamer Hunter-sun.
dries to order
sT L0UIS-Steamer Magenta-6 bales COTTON
Anos tobacco and snndry mdse to ordei
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Tnaporta saturday.

LIVERP00L-Br bark Tecumseh-7495 SKIS salt
and 500 gunny bags to order
BRlsToL-Bark Boaz-5ss5 bars railroad iron
TO order
RuATAN-Sohr Ringleader-599 punches of ba-
nanas to L Vallee-42, 900 plantains to order
ARR0z, P R-Schr Porto Plata-75 hhds of mo
lasses $50 bhls sugar log hhds sugar to order
notwithstanding Kensington-Astd mdse
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sYSSDIC's sALE-BY TIE SHERIFF. OF THE PARISH
q orleansjohn e. Rice His Creditors and the Credi-
f9rs o. Delaunay Rice CoFuurth District of New
Ply VIRTUE of and in obedience to nm
order Of sale rendered May 1866 me directed BY
te onorahe the Fourth District Court New Orleans in
the above entitled matter will proceed sell at public auc
toh ~ the Merchants aud Auctoneers Exchange Royal
street between Canal and Gustonhouse streets Second
district OF this city TUESDAY June T. 1866 at IL O'clock
NJ craccount the creditors Of SAID nsoyents t6e ia
described pr Iperty, viz: - ~ '"iNs
SIN LOTS o. GROUND situate in the First District oF
this city, in the square bounded by Cypress street Florida
n9ng johnson ard Gaye1 Streets designated by the Nos
~ 10 ~ 10 u ana q 9s per plan BY G. a. Hedin late sur
D. Ricardo, late notary public in this city said lots
measure as follows viz Lot No. IL u feet inches
ana INES front on Gaye2 by 1870 feet inches deem
between parallel lines Lot No. 13 has Is feet inch and
hes front on Cypress street by ia feet deep and front on
Vsz street. OF Which two streets forms the corner
nos 10 ~ ana measure each 20 feet inch front on y.
press street. by 9 feet deep between parallel lines all Aner
ments thereon. - --pA0'e-
Being the property which the inso7ens acquired BY
purchase from R Poie passed before feaa ii CsroT
notary public, on the 9th July, 1860 '
Surrendered by SAID inaOgents to their cre1tors
EJ1 TERas-Cash the spot
CHARLES BIENYENU
of he Paris toF
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5Rarll1e SnteIIi9er,re.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CAMP STREET, /
Monday, May IL 1865. !
Cleared Snturda

Monday, May Il, 1850, !
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Evening Star, Delaney, for New York,
] NJ Courtenay
A Moulton
Steamer Magnolia, Marshall, for st Louis, Master
Steamer Orleans, Sinnott for Mobile Master
Bark Aberdeen, Eaton, for Cardenas, in ballast,
] B Murison Geo
Br bark NJ B Almon, Brown, for Cardenas,
J B Murison Geo
Brig Mary Q Roosevelt, Farnsworth, for Cedar Keys
in ballast, in ballast,
Ital'n brig Catarna, Casello, for Bordeaux, Master
Sehr Talisman, johnson, for Matanzas, in ballast,
Master
sehr Lille Gray Gray, for Key West,
schr Montezuma, Clark, for Pensacola, in ballast,
schr Independence, Whitmore, for Mobile,
Huntington Bros
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IReeeipts Or Produee weaserday.

"a, BAfQE sARA--steamer Nina Simms-1l bales
e ers . slloble--s do Maspero-6 R Pritch.
y y : heFron--l Flower--I a Levi-l A Dunbar
~ hh9 as sasar Mestea, Value 55co-sundries to Or
aer-Ioyai ~ bales cotton 10 hhds sugar
csal MeCloskey o0es loaus
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Exports saturday.

NEW YoRK---steamship Geo Cromwell-l9s
bales cotton bales wool 40 rolls leather 2299 bbls
-four IS pkgs mdse
NEW YoRK--steamship Evening Star--4ss
bales cotton 200 bales moss AZ bales rags 1924 sks
corn 4352 bbs -four 100 bbls tallow LOT bxs cheese
Is bbls oil and sundries
BQRDEAUA-Brig Catarina--37 200 slaves
Der
M0B1LE--schr Independence--l2 bbls -four
zoo bales hay 9l5 SKIS corn so bxs starch
MOBILE-Steamer 0rleans-l2 bbls sugar 10
hhGs sugar II bbls whisky 300 SKIS corn $50 sks oat
ST LOUIS-Steamer Magnolia bxs sugar
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WONDERFUL SoMNAMBuL1sT.-We wonder where
The man is who processes to have been colonel in
the G. 8. army, who is such noted sonlnambulist.
On the evening Of the 10th instant, man repre-
sentng himself to be a colonel in certain
Georgia regiment with which we are acquainted,
after retiring to his room, was taken with fit Of
somnambplism--t occurred at q fashionable
boarding house in this city--and walked to tile
room designated to us as the one occupied bv the
the white cook and her daughter Of about l6
years. The girl first noticed the entrance If this
sonlnambnlist and raised the alarm. when the ex.
colonel pdgnoased Ia rancho in double quick time.
since which he has not been heard of. IA reuoir.
ex-oficio colunel.-E Memphis Argus 18th
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LAFOURCHH.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFoURGHB PACKET
TWICE WEEK
A'"'es every TUESDAY a. 8 P NJ. and every SATURDAY
at l0A. H.
Steamer j. NJ. SHARP-HENKY sTRECK, Master JOS
DALFERFS Clerk
ANOR TAHBODAUXE PATNTcOURp
coast landngs-Will leave regularly as above
The j. " Sharp viii give paitienar attention to coast
and passengers and will continue in the trade uerms
nebtiy. For freight or passage apply on board.
shippers, in all cases. responsible for the payment
VI HelSht. J 5, RELF, Tchnuptoulas street.
rn = ElkGIAIuS Q. DEAPLEL Advertising Agent.
usual - s4' '@-'~9~ ~ @'NNt''' -
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THE JACKSON MEsSISssIPPIAis one of the oldest and
most popular journals published in the South the largest
circulation Of paper published in Mississippi thereby max
u proper medium through which business should
make their business known
TERMS:
Daily dncuding Sunday Msssppian) 81 50 per month or
SIS per annum.
semWeebly 81 50 for two months or ST 60 per annum
Weekly So for six months, Or S. per anuum
Sunday, s. per anuum.
ADYERTIsEsESTs:
Per square Of eight lines less 81 50 for the frat psertion
ana 20 cents for each subsequent insertion.
obituary or marriage notices, exceeding 1--WE lines charged
as advertisements. n 'sSN
liberal deduction made to those who advertise by the year
advertisements '7NN ~ '-'Ss VI
Al adyertsements considered due after the first Insertion
10 transient advertisement nsertedunti paid for at The
above testen lines manuscript on ordinary fooscan ar
letter, constitute square in type
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For District and State officers Sl5
For County ptTCers f,I,r;r
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Humility fits for the highest services we owe TO
Christ and vet will not neglect the lowest service
to ne meanest saint. Humility can feed upon the
meaness dish, and get it is maintained by tie
meanest delieaeies as God, Christ and glory.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-14

The man that played at once on the trumpet Of
lame and the horn Of dilemma, got his first idea
Of MUSIC on hearing hay-cock crow while he was
tying knot in a cord Of wood
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e spot, in U. S Treasury notes,
CHAS. BIENYENU,
Sheriff of the I arish Of Orleans.

FOURTH DIsTRIor CoURrl ISAIAH LITTLE vs. CERTAIN
n, Ct New Orleans Pieces Of Interchangeable 1922
~ der Of sale rendered April 2th 1866 to me directed BY
the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans IN
the above entitled cause will proceed SELL at public auc
ton, on WEDNESDAY, May 10th, 1866 at 10 O'Clock A
First District of this city $500 " 'He
TWO CYLIEDER HEADS, Two Pistons -Four Bed Plates
elo q machinery such Nuts Screws, Pumps Bolts etc
as per inventory which can be seen in my office
Professionally seized in the above suit
Rs9~IERAs-Cash on the spot in u s. Treasury notes
CHARLES BIENVENG,
EnE do E1n-sal ,-aEc
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CARDENAS-Br schr Angelena-1l7 hhds "a
tcs and 80 bbls molasses so dozen pine apples to
7 Smaller jr
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The Duke Of WelIington's saying, connected
With early rising was, " Let the first turn in the
morning be d turn outss
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wing grower made S79s7 last year from Ave
acres q Island soil IA Lake Erie. He raised 81 500
pounds Of grapes and made 80 600 gallons Of vine
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Eight years steady devotion to the wash tnb
has enabled good woman in Lacrosse to build
tares good houses, and put away neat little Die
of government funds e.
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oil New Orleans RISON vs.. MERRIMAN & KEN

of New OTIeans RISON vs.. MERRIMAN q KEN.
KFERTUE of "a writ of fier.5 facfas against
Thomas Merriman to directed by the Honorable he
SAth district Court of New Orleans, in the above entitled
cause viii proceed to sell az public auction at tbe
ana AuCtoneers Exchange Royal street between
Can ana GnAtomhOn5e in the Second District of his
city, on MONDAY tine fourth day June 1866 at Il O'CLOCK
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated In tho First nis
tlet Of TINS city in the square bounded by Common St Jane
faPier and Bolivar Streets designated number fifteen an
plan by Togrne De Lille architects deposited as pian No
three IN j. Casteis book of plans. Said lot measures
thirty eet front on Bolivar street. by depth between parallel
Ines q one hundred and twenty feet and FIVE
INES together with all the buildings and improvements there
on and al the rights, ways privileges etc.
elng the same property acquired by defendants as per act
passed before W j. Casel Of date the 18th April 1855 by
purchase from james Gallagher Of this city acting in his own
name and behalf aud Richard Charles likewise Of this CITY
acting an attorney in fact of Mrs Susan Gallagher wife Of
Mathew Crooks by her husband daily authorised, etc
seized In the above sur.
no TERMs-eash on the spot in national currency
CHA8LEs BIENyENU,
Sheriff OF the Parish.Of Orleans
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Judge Scott charged the Grand iurv az Kings
county, New ork, last week, that the disposal of
goods by chance at church fairs was in violation
OF Law, and ought tohe so treated.
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THE EAST .FELIoEANA DEMOCRAT-
= Published at Clinton Louisiana.
@. WILSON REESE, EGitog and Proprietor.


The East Feeiana Democrat Isl published every sATUR
months Payment in advance ~ so
RATES ADVERTISING:
Ten lines or less, frst insertion. - 81 M
r sitg as ~ 70
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Vi Nc" ofleSns and is l3S we we A0'f0
RY VIRTUE of two elias vyr,ts or fer,
70 me directed by the honorable the Fourth District
GERS Exchange, Royal street between Canal and
seet ~ the Second District of this city, TUESDAY 18th
wy =. may 1900 at IL o'clock n, the following described
]; A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the
snt ways privileges sertdes aud appurtenanees there
square bounded by Magazine Coustauce Orange and Eh
ads Sreets as per plan made by L Rezensten surveyor on
the "a day OF March, 1855 and as follows IS fest
front on Constance street. By depth 25 feet between mar
aHe lines, acquired by defendant from Mrs Eliza Ten6ar
on me ith DAY Of March 1858 by act passed before D.
y A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all the
9ndnes and improvements thereon situated the First
Caondee julia and st Joseph Streets designated by No
~ on ithogaphc sketch, annexed to r. NJ Fisk
" me eGe o. y STARK notary public in this city Sd
lines front hares stfeet by 100 feet inches III denb
between eqpa and parallel lines and is bounded in the BY
common alley ~ feet in width acquired by defendant from
f. Fisk by an act passed before w H Peters notary pub
hc IN This city, on the Sth Of July, 1857.
8 CERTAIN LOT OF GHOUND situated III the same
nexed passed in the office o Stark notary NH
c m TINS city dated i4h March, 1856 Said lot measures Is
10 feet nches between parallel lines Said lot is bounded
in the by alley way 20 feet in width for the
use q said lot and Others and acquired by from the
tary public in this city, dated l4th March, 1856
= AQEkTAlN VACANT LO1 0FGROUND situated in tbs
First District fths city. square bounded by Magazine
ooustahe Orange and Richard designated by the No
on plan by l. Reizense surveyor on 221 March ISS
anu measuring as follows owit 80 feet front Constance
VIII w he rights ways servtudes and appurtenances there
unite belonging acquired by defendant Mrs Eliza Eel
eneger by act before Ricardo, late notary public In
this city, on the 9th March, 1858
Seized in the above suits
R9% TERAs-Cash on the spot in S Treasury notes.
CHAS. BIENyENU,
bar OF
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Some forty buildings around the Little Market
IN Mobile were burned on the 30th ult., including
the market house. Full one hundred families are
thrown out by the CONGREGATION.
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STEAMSHIPS.
---- p = Ell w d %
GALvEsToN--TNDIANOI,A
-------- = : =. =
FOR GALVESTON, INDIANo1A AND LAvAoA.

run GALVESTON, INDIANOLA AND LAVACA.
MORGAN LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
Leaves on TUESDAY, May 18th, atsA.M
PASSAGE TO GALVESTON. .,,
fAssAeE 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
fes W "aiFeston lndianoa and LayaCa at Galveston
rates as per new tariff ~
Sseshs delivered at Lavaca by lighters free of axro ch,ro
The low-pressure sds.wheel steamship
w. G. Hewes.
D, S. AUSTIN, Commander
will leave above from the foot of St Joseph street Far
freight or passage apply to
!. o. HARRIS, Agent
Corner Camp and Common streets
Bills of fading signed at the Agents Office
n B-rhese steamers carrying the u s. Mails, leave
punctually advertised.
Coal Oil received in metal packages only
ns- steamer Of this line will leave every third dav for
abeve ports.
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fr Orleans 9aiIg Qyrestent.
MoNpAY MoRNNa. 80 j. I8es.

RADICAL ASSUMPTIONS OF PoWER--UGLY RIVE
LATteNs.--in a quarrel between Mr.. Gonkling
member Of Congress from New York, and Mr..
Blaine OF Maine, in the House of Representatives,
on the Isl inst, the facts came out that in April
1866 Mr.. Charles A. Dana, then acting assistant
secretary Of war invested Mr.. Conklng by several
orders, issued in the name of the secretary of
war without the sanction of Mr.. Stanton, with the
most extraordinary powers; among these was the
right to examine the dispatches in all the tele-
geaphe Offices in tue western division of New
YORK, which enabled violation of the sanetitv of
peTsoaM and business correspondence For his
services in this connection, Mr. Conkling received
on the 9th Of November last from the United
States, tie modest fee of 5000.
The New York Commercial says Of Mr. Conk-
ing reply 70 this and other charges brought
against him by Mr.. Blaine:
he makes no aliusionto this charge, nor does he
tel Us BY what right Chas. a. Dana dared invade
the sanctties OF private correspondence, 81 20
autheri5e anybody else to perase the eomnaalea-
tions fhat passed over the wires in western New
York, Who was Dana's tool IL otheF districts,
and how many sneaking agents tor thls contemrtl-
Ele business did he find That single statement by
Gen Fry lifts the veil from the most secret reces
SEES of that fearful power wilch was welded by
Stanton Dana and Fry. Rlth tne miserable tools
employed hv them, In darkness and stealth 1t
makes one shudder to reflect upon the power that
was qrasDed by these men, and which was used SO
badls BIZ them. We trust Congress has the cour-
age BIO matter who winces or who bullies to press
this Investigation to head, and to bring to light
the mysterious workings Of an Office whose very
existence Is q standing menace to our institutions
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A New Bedford paper says that one pound and
fifteen ounces Of butter were taken from one
milking from Durham COW owned there, and in
slnuates ne fact as challenge to such as may be
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Arrlrsa Yestsr,inuL

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship " G Hewes, Austin, from IndianoIa via
Galveston, to l Harris-lst district
Steamer P Banks, Pepper, from Pensacola to
HAYES & Bowen-1st district
steamship Tappahannoek, McBaker, from Apa-
laehieola, to ! II Merritt-Ist district
up bark Salvatore, Baratore, from Havana, to
master-3d district 46
SIP brig Dos Magelenas, Soler, from Havana, to j
Villarubia- Sd district &c
Br schr Angelina, I've, from Cardenas to Shall
eF jr-5d district
TowBoATs.
Antelope. Eaton, from Pittsburgh with boats Of
coal
STEAMBOATS,.
Nina Simms, Greathouse, from Bayou Sara.
BeIow-coming Up.
SHY, National Eagle, Candage, from Havr e, 2ls
.Br schr Village Belle, De Koker, from Matanzas,
e T fl! Seller SEQ, with sugar, molasses
Ship South America, Bayard, from Cardiff, 25th
Br bark 0din, Garrero, from Cardiff, 24th January
Bark z Rollins, --, from Havana
Bark W G Horton, -, from Havana
Bark 0den
Ship Telegraph, Phelan, from Liverpool, with 1900
tons coal to 3 Fairclough eco
At Quarantine.
Bark r G Rollins, from Havana,
Brig Edward, Doty, TO days from Matanzas, to
master, with S2l hhds and 40 ties molasses to
Puig Bros
Brig Golden Leaf, Langthorn, from Cienfuegos.
to master, with 400 hhds sugar 10 ties do With
erspoon & Halsey
Nix sehr Neptune, Ribas, from Havana, to master,
with l25 hhds and 100 bhls molasses to order
sem 5 Pinike 4 Simo, from Havana to Jos Kelley
8ark OAK Ridge, CHM, from Sagua la Grande
3ark q Horton, Packard, from Cienfuegos,
II sehr Constance, Parson from Matanzas
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TOWBOATS

Yankee, Fuqua, from st Louis with barges.
STEAMBOATS,.
Ed Walsh, Belt, from SIT Louis.
Hunter, Ruiz, from Pointe- a-la- Hache.
Lonise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
Magenta, Leathers, from St Louis.
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yzHE4r ayA,- Agents for the New York News

I sa Democrat published every Tuesday Thurs
' ~ 1919 meanings at 50 per annusn. lisa
,.u,. eoop MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS
haying general circulation in the city and count,
The Weekly Democrat, Family neFsnS S -
Monday morning, az So per aunufi Puuusheo every
j. BENZ, CHANDLER, No N (Iare,a.,., :.
leans Is our authorized for the city Of Nav
that portion Of Louisiana Misssnni b4 Htleaha ano
New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern RaS On tne
p,t,,,,.. -, MEAD s B0TTo
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Steamship Kensington, Hedge, from Boston, 30th
ult, to Creevy, Nickerson Geo
Br bark Boaz, Rathburn, from Bristol, to Marcy.
Meggett & Maury-Point
Br bark Tecumseh, Sponagle, from Liverpool 18th
March, to Marcy, Meggett & Maury-Point
Sehr Rngleader, Pinkey, from Ruatan Island to L
Yallee-2d district
Br schr Porto Plata, Plumer, fIom Arros, P r. to
Creevy, Nickerson &co-Point