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The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-04

Reconstruction is a good word for
Radicals. They are not only for recon
structing States, but also the United
States, or the diSunited States. They
propose to guarantee republican form OF
government to each State; but we don't
see who is to guarantee republican
form Of government to the United States.
What miserable thinkers, to reconstruct a
government for continent OF thirty or
forty millions Of people, If this repub-
lie survives the manipulation Of such
mediocrites, it need never be said that
republics are unstable.
We shall have one consolation II we
ever get in order again, and that Is, that
the most wretched incompetents that
ever composed political body, with all
their ignorance and stupidity and de
pravity, could not destroy republican IN
stitutions We may, then, rest content
ed that we and posterity IN all time are
safe for we can rest assured that anoth
! er such body of men cNnS turn up II
the revolution of ages No generation
hereafter will produce such learned
Ounce as Sumner, or such a depraveC
specimen of man as Stevens, aud lnves
them. with the same power to do evil
Louisville Democrat.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-04

WHERE THE GREAT HORSES ARE
Brown Dick is at the stables Of Gen. w.
G. Harding, Bell Meade, near Nash
Vile.
bennington, the recent spledid imPor-
tation of Cen A. Buford, is at his Bosque
Bonita farm in Woodford.
Legal Tender, bred by w. S. Buford,
of Woodford, is at St. Louis.
Lightning is with R. ?. Todhuter'
eight miles from Lexington.
Planet, the lightning racer, is with
the Messrs. boswell, in Hanover county
Va.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-04


The Propretors, in presenting 10 the pubhc the
above incompatible Bitters them that but
for of gratitude to the generous donor OF the
recipe and in response to the opportunities OF the
hosts of Southern friends who have experienced
their efficacy they would have hesitated before
placing an article OF such sterling merit en- mar
ket flooded with deeterous compounds libelling the
name of Stomach Bitters. Our Senior however,
having the solicitation of those friends expended
on the manufacture of the GREY JACKER BIZ
TIERS the experience acquired in half a lifetime
devoted to the preparation of Tonic Digestive Slim
ulants and discovered their immense superiority
over all other Stomach Bitters, have unhesita-
tngly added these to the list of articles already pre-
pared at our establishment and so well known and
largely patronized by the community at large.
BARNETT & LION take this seasonabe opFOr-
tunity of thanking their numerous friends tor the
immense increase in their business during the year
and inform them that although the manufacture of
the CRY JACKET BTTTERS must necessarily
cause an additional tax their energies, yet, from
large additions in the improvements made and
making in the manufacturing department of the
establishment their orders win be filed as promptly
and they hope as satisfactorily usual
BARNETT d LION.
Ian lqd3m 81 and 50 Gravler st.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-04

VALuABLE NEGRO TEsTIMoNY.--ln
/, rial at Charleston of f. @. Showers,
Anaerson, before a military commits
81, for the murder of two Federal
ldiAfs last fall some singular develop
l. ents are made as to the value of negro
ssimbny. Two freedmen, at the be
y. Ianing Of the trial. gave evidence IA
maAle 80 the accused, stating on oath
at hs was in his room undressed, at
lie sime the murder was committed
hegnow assert that the whole evidence
a. alie, and that they knew nothing
Manifestations at that time.
Which side of the story the court will
seant remains to be seen. Whether this
sHfet, OF testimony arises from gen
rsEnl ihcapability of truth or other causes,
b. trauspired.-Columbia Is. o.
nnix.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-04
LEEDS FOUN Nd Y.
Established in 1928

Corner Delord and FOucher Streets.
We beg leave inform our ifrienda and the lpublie
generally that prepared, formerly. to man
ufacture Steam Engines, Boilers, Sugar Mills, Sugar
Kettles, Draining Machines Saw Mills Cotton Presses
Newell Screws, Gin Gearing Furnaes Mouths, Crate
Bars all kinds Of Plantation and Steamboat Works,
and every description of Machinery for the South.
mh24dtjanl LEEDS CO.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-04

CAUTloN TO PARENTs,-Parents
,uldA carefully guard against their
crr rpp l. children being given photographs
play with, as the chemicals used in
Yen B1Tra heliographic processes are deadly
sons Two children in Chicago have
cherry api hi posoued, one of them fatally, by
51f ny 9a ting photographs into their mouths
mpartng ial
tfh , 5afif@ Thefrst mules of any value in this
Is Iequing intry were presented to Gen. Wash
Il PREPARED ", pai ton By the King of Spain and La
cite.
Z Il co, AndaII the mules in the country are
scended from that pair-eh!
Is GGI'
CnRluU- COMBINATION OF NAMES
set, fexehauge paper says, on December
17s T. the British privateer Terrible
nessee. capturcd, after a bloody engage
nt, B. the French privateer La Ven
nee Captain Death and his second
commaud, Lieutenant Spirit, We're
led. The other Lieutenant of the
Tible was named Ghost; the Boat
CILp' ain, Butcher, and Quartermaster
vii. The Terrible was launched out
re 8. class s.. q isxecution dock, London.
ary family The original Of this paragraph may
our aim fottnd in uume's History of England,
from lis we thin kconsiderably older than
date cited.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-04

senator Stockton, of New J Jersey, fills
e mcdieafeal that was once occupied by both
','r' have la Ea CT and grandfather.-EXehange
rholittIe boy probably sat on Pappy's
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-04

The peculiar properties of these Bitters are that
whilst possessing all the good qualities of Bitters in
general, they INvIGORATE WITHOUT INTOX-
ICATJNG; are one of the best TONES known,
and having been the means of relieving, and in
many instances saving the yes of thousands on the
battlefield, can be relied on n all dyspeptic and
fatulent disorders.
ty=Every ingredient contained in the article, and
everything used in the putting up of these Bitters
ARE PRODUCED ON SOUTHERN SOIL, and
contain no injurious property.
For sale to dealers and Merchants only. at
BARNETT & LIONS,
81 and 80 Gravier street
New Orleans,
Manufacturers and Sole P oprtctors,
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-04

;LEs T. MOB
TON,
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L e II II.
e. Feb
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-04

AL correspondent Of the Cincin-
ration Conn erciaI, who has been travelling
It'll estimates the coming crop Of cot
-''LlH 3,9l0 900 bales Whe-e-ew
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yanues. ~
MISSISSIPPI
pHsents q ~
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And at retail everywhere.
GARD.

Manufacturers and Sole P oprtctors,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-17
PHOTOGRAPHY.
TURNER 81 OOBEN-
PHOTOGRAPH AND FINE ART GALLERY
no. ss Camp street,
PHOTOGRAPHY

Trusting that the liberal patronage of friends and the
public viii continue have engaged the services of Mr. E.
NJ HOWELL operator who cannot be surpassed for skill
fnl and artistic ability. Our artst Mr. REfCHMAN, is sec
ond to In the country,
These gentlemen with many others for business, ha
lately arrived from New York, and prepsred
make from the smallest minature your watch dial
to tulI le-siEe portraits
The public are Invited call aud make critical sxamina-
tonfor themselves the many spcimsus We have of well
known citizens Of thIs city.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-17
STATE or LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT J
New orleans, November IL, 1850 -

conformity the provisions of an act of the General
Assembly, entitled
An act authorize the the Bonds of the
State for the One Million Dollars and to provide
for the payment of the same deey the expenses of build
ing evees in accordance with by him and
the Leyee Commissioners appointed for that purpose
Proposals invited and VIII be for thirty days
expiring December r. 1866 the purchase of ONE MIL
LION OF DOLLARS OF BONDS of the State, as author
aforesaid The said Bonds interest of eight
per cent per payable semannually have twenty
years run and secured by pledge of all the proceeds Of
the the public swamp lands belonging the State
Bids will received of One Thousand Dollars and
upward to the Governor of the State to be
opened by him and the Board Of Levee Commissioners and to
be ndorsed "PrCposas the Purchase of Leyee Bonds
The right specially reserved of rejecting all bids not salts
factory to the Governor Board of Leree Commissioners
j. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-17
The Growth Of malr

Takes place at the root by the development Of
new cells at the bulb, the old being pressed forward
by the becoming elongated ia the stem SO to Keep
healthy and vigorous growth Of Hair the bulbs roots
must be kept in healthy condition. by being supplied with
good blood lnvgorous health the HAIRS are firmly set il the
ska; when in pathological diseased condition, they ta
ont spontaneously with slight force become gray ana hea
with dandruff, arising from humor upon the scalp
IN rost cases Of Hair falling the bulb away alone
the sheath and true germ remaining beaad and capable OF
reproducing Hairs proper treatment and favorable cir
cusnces when the entire ocles are lost s pos
sible that new ones with their germs may be formed
The nutrition OF Hairs is effected through vessels in close
with their tissue entering into their structure
50 thar the blood supplying them with life being devoid
some necessary for their nutrition must be the
cause also Of decay this also, in the composition Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-17
fall aap 0bgeatellt,
y aioRai u NoYEsiBRR Il, 1898,

THE BfgApsgHFrs SPEerL ALTON. The New
sElx xpsass Of the 18th contrasts the prices of
}Isses 66s With these ruling through the past six
y8sTs WHICH II appears tIat flour is now forty
ket hen gold aVaa much higher than now and
addss although there may be no facts to warrant
sAa present extraordinary price fer breadstutfs,
asre y Vet cause for the ADVANCE and that cause
u Thy speculative mania.
Western dealers hold back thier produce, and
I'VE Fest u seen ID the following receipts Of -four
and wheat at tide water from the opening Of navi
gatloH to the close Of October: Rlour--in 1866
in 1865, 650, 700 barrels; in 1864
e29, fgo barrels. Wheat--in 1865, $3.50 800 bush
ela W 1868, SOC, in 1884, is, OK, 600. Will
ahesa lght receipts at the seabord, within two Of
thgee weeks of the close of navigation, ii is no
surprising that the idea Of short supply for ths
winter causes extra vigiIant speculation, but le
the gram holders lookout and stand from under
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-17
THE HAIR IS DEVELOPED,

And stem or shaft continuous with it, the
root exhibits bulhous enlargement, which, with the
mart of the stem is ncosed in formation of granular
cells The bottom of oce seed vessel occupied oy
papia or germ upon which the hair rests compound
cellular vsice the germ of the Hair Here then lies
the seat Of the disease which causes gray Hair to ian
the blood which supplies these seed vessels being in
ctd state or filed with impregnatas these seed yes
sells with its unhealthy qualities that to effect an entire
renovation the of the hair must FIRST begin here
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-17
TO IN Eulightened PEOPLE.

Ihave been to put the above styled preparation
before the public from the we'll known fact that in no way
have people this and other countries been so much
imposed upon the comparatively worthless compounds
for the HAIR bringing in their train long list of sad
results
The human hair is elongated epidelmic appendsge
part of the human system should produce beneficial
results scientifically is any other part or nnc-
on OF the system It's essential structure consists of an
assebsge Of epidermc cells at the bottom of askhaped
focie or seed vessel supplied with blood by vessels dsrb-
uted to its walls; it is made up Of root from which
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-17
JEWELRY.

S. HlEfk.,..,.,.,...,,.............."."..s. nIER
No. 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
Jevgelry, Watches, silver and Plated WARE,
-soLR AGENT FOR
sEMMoNs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Fine Gold Watches in Hunting Cuses mounted
engraved Makers rich Sets Bracelets Pins
riggs Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscan Gold
s Gold Guard Vest Chains latest psttes Sleeve
Buttons and Studs of every variety and best workmanship
Cents Scarf and Masonic Pins various designs Silver aHd
Plated Sets Table Forks and Spoons Cups Gobets
Napkin Rings Oastors etc. Pocket aaa Table Gallery bet
makers and superior quality.
ClOckGs
0fics and Mantle, In Bronze, Marble aud Wood.
spectncles,
Gold, Silver, Steel and Shell mounted
particular attention of those needing hepS read is
respectfully solicited Brazilian P6bbles tho hest
only glasses that should be used New Pebbles
frames padto repairing WatchsBEnd
Jewelry, the best workmen teins employed.
Rarasraber. 20 CAMP STREET, uzder ths City Ha.sI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-17
OF HI On Al.
t7sFF1oK1e % FFTCEA

#ks4e&GR q ,.. % EEECEAA1s
N0EIGE oE TIE DtSCQNT1NUANGE OF THE LAND
lHees and Opelnnsas in the State of Louis
at New Orleans, and the reopen
sng p Eae Asnd 0iees AT Monroe and Natchitoches.
6gsiea hereby given hat rrsuant to the fifth section Of
e 81 songess approved May SO ls62 the President Of
The United States has drsced dHcontinuance Of she
and opeousas Land Districts Lou siana and
That tine vacant lands therein shall hereafter be Opposed Of
ancA to law at New 4reRns 1t directed that the
Lana As Monroe and Natehitaches Lpnsans be
0peneH rs s1ou as praetieaba.
Registers and Receivers If te consolidated Land ct
III Orleans, and Of the reprganized Offices Monroe and
espectlyey viii give public notieeof the day
cl hs hey VIII 5s prepared 70 transact pu6s business
0 washington d. C this 18Th day If septembe at D. 1866
RT oTdeE 0f she President: JOS S WILSON
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
JOHN S. TGLIsY,
Register u. S. Consolidated Land Office.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-17
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana.
PNorosA Ls,,............. ....,.,..:PRoPosALs
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER
New Orleans, N0yemUer lO, 1855.

Sealed Proposals respectfully solicited and win be
ceived this Office until the 2h day of November 1865 for
C0mmissary Stores in New Orleans to
and from the LevGe veseS galway Depots The Co1amis
s,ry StorehOues AnChr Piess Tchoupitnuas street and
Hunter street. rhouptou'a street. By wagons or Drays
suitable for the purpose.
Bids Will be received Tor transporting boxes Baffe ana
TylCcs Of Pork Beef and Bacon cubic fnnt Barrels Of
Fyur, Corn Meal Rec aud Beams cubic foot; Hard
Bread per box and Miscellaneous Stores per 100 pGnnd for
tho distance quarter Of mile, and additional rates for
each square exceeding that distance Frghs may be required
be hauled
Fregh unoaded BY at such points to be
designated by Depot CommiSsary.
Payments ho made Muthly, when the QunrteTmasers
Department Is in funds for the purpose.
Contract continue for SX Months at The discretion Of the
Chief Quarterm0ser Department VI tile Cult
Proposals viii he sealed and iudorci Proposals for Trans
pOrtuti0n of CnHm ssRry SfOTcs.
BY urler Of Col @, q, saHtele, Chtni t9uarermaster
Department OF the Gulf =. j, SIRANG .
Beyt lit Col and A. @ NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-17

The evaes burt the supervision
the Engineers of Board in accordance with hereguatons
OF the BOhrd governing permanent Levees Contractors will
receive monthly estimates 05 work done from the Engineers
upon the CHAIRMAN the Board will issue cecaes
due less twenty cent retained guarantee. until
the completion Of the work which tcaes will be exchanged
for certificates indebtedness to he signed by the Audi oT Of
Public Accounts subject to appropriation by the Legia
ture for the payment Of thesame-
Further particulars be obtained application to the
Chief Engineer, as above
The Board reserves the right ofreiecnE all bids.
BY order Of the Board Of Leyee Commissioners.
n. SNETHES,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-17
I1RocI.A - TIgeI ...... PIaooLa.AEArIoN
MADISON WELLS.

bT y. WADISUN " " ElEs,
GOVERNOR or LOUISIANA.
heFsas Ii is the duty of elgons peePle to bow in
nbe egiedgmeus to the Great and Preserver
III the Universe for kindness mexcies He
has youcfs afed 10 extend unto MS;
Eesf therefore, II u. MADISON WELLS, Governor Of
hs stAe e Ignisa1a snd n compliance with an ancient
a 9srsd usage do issue this, my prooamati0n, anpont-
S the Igent fninh ay OF the current month,
eeag IF AKsGIvI1i and do recommend the assem-
h A m 4et day their usual PLACES Of Eor-
sp there to unite praise to God His mercifu dealing
@ ana to offer our prayers, that We may cqntinae 70
Be Of lis a9or, in the preservation of our lFes
ana cur ure speEity as people ana nation
unteF my hand and seal OF State at the city OF
Aew 0r.eans, this 18Th day Of November, D.. and In
Ihe lndeRsndence Of the Unted States the ninety
By tte Governor.
n Il HARpE, Secretary Of State.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-17
t2L{1THaN63.
ANN0UNonNI ENT.

TMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT:
RARE CHANCE TO SECURE
A SUIT OF FALL OR WINTER CLOTHING,
At Less than Cost Price!
City and Country Dealers can buy their Stocks of Clothing
CHEAPER THAN IN NEW YORK,
And save freights and expenses
DAVIS 81 JACKSON.
Proprletors of the well known Clothing Emporium,
NO. 200 PoYDRAs STREET, :.
Established in 1851
Beg eavs to to the citizens New Orleans and
elsewhere, anticipation heavy trade this season.
they have manufactured and now have on hand an
Immense stock Of Fan and winter Clothing,
All manufactured Establishment No. 161 Chambers
street. New York the personal supervision OF Mr.
JACKSON who has manufactured justly celebrated
CLOTHING during the past twenty-one years.
But we have been disappointed in expectations The
has far advanced without the advent OF
that we can scarcely hope dispose of Winter Stock in
the usual way.
Rather than away for y9nr, we have concluded to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-17

oo=95=T5 ( ~ p=a9s-,=ts=- as-lsa aoa-,oo ==s=E
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES az
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-17

~ @. LIaHTE 81 CO.,
fLate Lghte, Newton Bradburysl
Manufacturers OF First Glass PIano-ForteB.
Highest Premium at the American Worlds Fair and Exhbi
tion of the industry of all nations.
This weknown establishment is continued by F. G.
LIGHTE and LOUIS ERNST at the old stand AL Broome
street, between Crosby aud Elm, Few York City.
r. BLAGNMAR-
MUSIC PUBLISHER PIANO MANUFACTURER, AND
IMPORTER OF
MuslcaI Merchandise,
1877 CANAL STREET, tNEAR DAUpHINEj
New Orleans
wholesale Depot Of the Blackmar Upright PianOei
R, Nunn's thatc Num- 4 osrk'0; Guild &2oo.'9i ww.
Knabe Goa and other frat class Pianos; Prince Co
Organs and Meodsons all of which sold to Dealers
Schools at factory wholesale rates.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-17
DISEASES pRopuCHD by our LONG SUMMERS
AND WARM clrHATE. TRY rHEM.
ara Il Be found st al zetail Grocery Stores.

5sTss.FTS,ss NOTICE.
Bf authority Of deed aftrus1 executed o me, By J, u
YsFss lie sh dg of February 1853 aud recorded On the
Slet Fe6rnaFy l33 I'll the county Of saA
refl3 saali proceed
se public ontefg cash on me premise oa me iasa
65 Eeesnbsr 1850 Ia following lots at land Nos
aad ID sssti6n 9. aHa los q 2 Z r. section ~ "
As0slsp range n c1ns salntag eigl iluQIeo aq
IH0MASSHEbBg,
Trustee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-17

City and Country Dealers can buy their Stocks of Clothing
CHEAPER THAN IN NEW YORK,
And save freights and expenses
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-17
AsK FOR FRENoH's.
ASK FOR rRENeH,s.

FOR SALE By ALI APorHEoARIEs.
eEo, .. GOODWIN 4 CO., General Wholesale Agents
AUSTIN B. FRENCH, Proprietor,
Portland Ne,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-17

Without staining the skim being free from silver and other
injurious chemicals truly beneficial to the hair in all
phases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK March 10.
Cleared.

Cleared.
stesm,hip Borus.ia (iIam), schwensen Hamburg, Kun
steamship Erin - Cutting Liverpool, National Steam
Navigation Co
Steamship Hiberns tBr), Craig glasgow, NJ Macdonald
Co. e., c.
Ship Governor Lsngdon, Weeks. Savannah symes Chase
Co.
Bark Palermo McCsdy Museiles. j. Henry:
Bark Brazilian DBL Greene, Tara, d. H. DEVON X 20.
Bark Ju.au Jane tBr.l, Huxford Norfolk &C,
Bark Marie lFr.i, Darby Point a-Ptre tGuadI' boyd
Hincksn M.
Bark jennie Elpgwood tBrl, Elingwood, sasua, Brett
Son Co.
Bne La Criola OBJ. Rordan Nassau, J. Mays Sons
BRIG Eurus. Ackley. Jscksonvn, ". l.. McCready 20.
Brig Geo Amos Ward Pensacola, l. Il. eager
Brig Angosturs (Brem Losekann Bremen, funch hiencke
4 W-ndt-
Brig Ebs Qtall, La Nassa, Msrseilles A. p. Agrcsti
Bns Arroyo (DanD Wedegrow, Arroyo, +. H., Gaiwey
Cassido. -
Schr. 3. T. Keese, Oliver. Bahia, William Osiivie
Schr. Agate. Cook. 0onaives Brett. son Il Co.
schr Joseph Payes Hathaway. Baltimore Racket Torrey
Co. . ,
schr. Ann BOreand. Hall, Petersburg. Van Brunt
Siaght .
Schr. F.. Arcularins. Jack son. Boston, j. " Havsnd
Schr. Juls Franklin Collins, Boston, J. 5. lngraham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17
Arrived.

Steamship Corsica tBr lie Messuher, Hsyana 10TH and
Cunsrd On the 18th Inst Of Gun Cay passed American ship
Shake spesre bound north.
Steamer Blackstone, Godfrey Providence. -
Ship Great esteTn Cunningham. Liverpool reo; ~
mdse and ~ passenger. 10 {. H. Marshall 90 Marcn IL
at D m of Fir. Island. dense fog John Swanson sea
fell overheard while casting the lead and was drowned
II been - days west Of Sable Island with strong gales from
n. n. W. to " w. 49,
Ship Endymiop tBr,, williams Liverpool 81 days Hd'e
H. J. Dew of 1 Co.
Bari 3 w Holbrook (of Portland, Small, Ma,smorss
July g. sugar &C. to Brett Son Co. Had heavy weather
the entire passag". - -
Bad Ellen Morrison, Mccsriy. POnce p r.. Sept, 49, mo-
iAss-s 70 Daniel Trowbrid,e.
Bsrk Josie Nicholas tof Bucb.por Mel Nicholas Rene
do. II days sugar X. r. Buck Go. Had heavy norhery
Bari c. v. Mnot Rodgers Remedies IL days, sugar to
master. a., a, =,
Pris Jane Thompson tBr.) Richards, Cstria, Sicily, 81
DAYS. fruit &C.. TO fabbe Chauney Has had very heavy
weather the last 10 day.
schr l. Il. Clayton Clayton, Wilmington ". G.
sehr. Waiauss. Howard, Washington.
schr = NJ d. seu se.man Mobile. Is days, cotton to
Goldtbwait Oyeton.
schr Pathway Compton. Wilmington. y. c.
schr salie b. tBsteHan Mobile, IS days, cotton, Gold
thwst OvertVn
Schr y. Woot-u Young, Brootbav.n
schr Esele. Elw ood Norfolk Tor New. London,
sctr Wm. Collyer. Taylor, Boston Tor PHILADELPHIA
Sehr ID. Oale.. Arnoid. Brookhav.n tor Ezabethport
sehr Clara JsI~ Parker Orsndn'sn days, spaTs to Ho
ysk- Moray.
scir Romp Mitchell. St. Andrews II days, humber, JSd
Frye & Go.
schr Gleuwood, Dieh.r.on POr, Jefferson for Virginia