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SHERWOOD HOUSE.
CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
From wiIIlan Ix. West.


f&AfA&A A@r AoVos
Dr.. LfghfhfLL-DeaF Sir: Feeling thank
ful for the great benefit you have Conferred
on me, deem IL duty owe you and the
public 10 give a succlnct statement of my
disease, and your successful treatment OF
Some six years since contracted oatarrh,
which so rapidly. undermined my health
that ! was compelled 70 quit my trade,
which somewhat improved me-. return
ed " my trade, but took q severe cold, and
the old complaint again attacked me In a
more aggravated and complicated form.
My lungs became contested. and effected
with tubereles, while all the Affirming
symptoms OF consumption made their APP
pearance. had slight bleeding from the
lungs, night-sweats, an incessant, wearing,
hacking cough, and was steadily losing
flesh and strength. Three OF the best
iyely, without benefifting me, each one in
turn telling me that had consugn ptiOn,
and that not much could be done for me,
except What care and dieting might ac-
The last physician gave me q tonic, and
told me little else could be done except TO
keep myssir warm ,s.f , ana aFy. was com, ON,
the time. At this distressing stage OF my
diseaset and with little hope By either my
self or friends, visited YOU and went an
der treatment without a promise OF cure,
but merely an obligation on your part TO
do the best you could. This was six weeks
ago to-day. Almost from the first applica-
50 son rapidly that - a present tn ny o eoSs h hSa
ceased, the expect0fntion discontinued,
the soreness and weakuens In my breast
has subsidized. aud my strength has steadily
improved, Furthermore, some ftve weeks
hiflce, weighed myself though without
the intention of a test; my friends and ac-
quaintances. remarking my healthy APP
pearaflce Of late, caused me 20 try the scales
againsand 1 was surprised and delighted
70 finu 4 had gained .tl0efssv-0He pounds In
the period mentioned.
Hoping this statement may be the means
OF indncing other sufferers TO give your
system q fair and Impartial trial, I remain,
Yours, respectfully,
~ ~ n y wMIK. WEST,
Commercial JOB Room, Cincinnati, o.
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LEAV ENWORTH.
The Union Pacific Railway ExcuF.
siOnists.

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LEAvENwoRTH, November 2.-The
Union, Pacific Railway excursionists,
who left st. Louis yesterday afternoon,
arrived at 10 o. clock this morning, and
were joined by an eastern party, con-
sisting of Thomas A. Biddle, Edward
Miller, Strickland, Kreuss, and DIR.
Lecomte, from Philadelphia; G. M.
Peek, from New York, Elias ID. Ken
nedy and Josiah Qopely. from Pitts
burg; Capt. yno. McCook, from Ohio
representatives of the New York,
Philadelphia, and Pittsburg journals
and several other gentlemen. Both
parties have been the guests OF the
city during the day, and partook of o
sumptuous dinner at the Planters
House. A ball Will come off at the
same place tonight. During the
evening parties viii hold meetings at
the hotel, at which members of both
delegations will be formally introduced
to each other. Several speeches will
be made, setting forth the obstacles
snrmounted, construction of the road,
present condition of the company, and
the future prospects of the enterprise.
The excursionists had a general good
time. They start at z o'clock to-mor-
row morning for Fort Riley and June
ton City, and will return to Lawrence
in the evening, where a grand supper
and ball will be given by the city au-
.thOritieg..
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WASHINGTON.
Arms Returned TO the Fcnlans-~The
a GulllOtlRe Stlll at Work -s Four
COlOred Men Hung sc Upper Marl.
bOr0, Md, for Murder.

WAsnrNaToN, Nov. 2.-Hon. Jas.
Harlan this morning publishes an
elaborate reply to the statement here
tofore made, impugning his motives
in the sales of the Cherokee neutral
lands. Being thoroughly convinced
that the interests of the Indians re-
quired il, he says he sought diligently
for a purchaser, and after failing in
all quarters. he ultimately effected q
sale TO the american Emierant Com
pAuy Of Connecticut. He claims that
this eonaraeA was In accordance with
tha tfeaty, mn3 that wiaA reasonabie
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BALTIMORE.
The City QnIet-The Mayor VIII not
Recognize the new Police BOard-r
Address OF Judge Martha before
Permitting the new AppOintees TO
Take the Oath. ~ #ai -

EA s 81
BALTIMORE, Nov, 2,-The city is
perfectly quiet to-day. No disturb
ances haye taken place beyond an atsi
tempt 10 shoot a policeman by fElng
at him whilst In Tayi6r's news room
The new Commissioners have not yet
made their appearance nor have they
yet applied 10 be sworn In ags
There ID no truth whatever 10 the
report telagraphed from this city that
Mayor Ghapmany has decided to ra-t
cDgnize the newly appointed Police
Board. On the contrary, he is out.
spoken in his determination not to
recognize them. 7th3'A,1 38
The latest report il that Mr.. Berry
has positively, declined the appoint
ment Of Police Commissioner tender
ed him by Gov. Swanp. aAA fa-
BALTIMORE, Nov! 2.44Governer
Swami returned to Annapolis this
morning, from Washington. l q r
There are throngs of people in the
vicinity of the police stations and
newspaper offices, bat all remains
quiet s HIH39D 4 "a ua rose -it.4
The following is what was said by
Judge Martin, of the Superior Court
of Baltimore City, before permitting
the oath 60 be administered to the
new Commissioners appointed by Gov.
Swann, In the matter of William Il.
Valiant and James Young, who have
applied to be allowed TO take the oaths
prescribed by the first section of the
act of 1862, chapter 1871: nHe f.s.
In allowing these applicants to
take the oath required by the frst
section of the act of 1862, chapter Ial,
Idesire 10 be understood as expressing
no opinion ON the question as to the
jurisdiction of the Governor of Mary
land to remove the Police Commits
siOners who were in the office under
the appointment of the Legislature.
for Official misconduct, or as TO the
validity of the. title of the applicants
TO Office, toWhiQh they claim to be
entitled under the appointment of the
Executive. In directing to be adj
ministered to these applicants the
oaths required to be taken by them
by the act Of i Assembly of 1862, chap
ter l31, the Court performs only a
ministerial duty, which may be dis
pa ragged .by the Clerk 1t is no evil
| dence Of title in these applicants 10
the office claimed by them, but only
| pats them in condition 10 maintain
the validity of that title, The taking
of the baths prescribed by the police
act Ia only a. compliance with condi-
tions demanded by the statute, aud
with0utsthe performance ofwhich the
applicants could mot be regarded as
entitled ito hold the Office of Police
Commissioner, or to discharge its
! duties. Even assuming that the mode
in which they have been, appointed
was entirely unexceptionable, the
question of their title to this Office
| can not be tried in this form.
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CANADA.
Tho Hen. D'Arcy Magec Advises the
FeniaTs against ImEracticabic
I bOnemes. a "a HEn.-t A-.tElnli -

! MONTREAL, Q. p, Nov 2.-Hon.
ID Arcy McGee made a speech last
night before the Ualedonian Society,
and said iflhe had the ear Of the Irish
people, he would say consider the
prosperous condition of Ireland; con-
slider tho example of Scotland; cease
TO pursue the impossible and imprac-
tlcable, try by every novelty something
.thatieOntains elements of success. To
the inperiaI statesmen he. would re-
commend the familiar American word,
reconstrpctigp, and o generous policy,
towaftis ireland. as}e Eibaaa a. s,.4
81 ToRoNToJ e, w, NOV. s2,--It not
being understood that there. was any
Fenian trials to-day, the attendance
at the opening of the court was not
large; butlupon Daniel Whelan being
placed in the dock the court rapidly
filled and soon became crowded. Mr..
Mckenzie asked a postppnement of
the trial. until the 18th Of next month,
after some discussion the 12th was
fixed upon. Mr.. Mckenzie then said
he was ready to proceed with the
Paris case, but the crown witnesses
being absent it was postponed till
Tuesday next. The grand jury then
entered the court with true bills
against Thomas CoOney, L. School,
VIM. Duggen, John O'Connor,all Fen
ian prisoners. Thomas Cooney was
then placed in the dock, and pleaded
not guilty His trial was fixed for
the 18th inst. Thomas School was
next put on the dock, and claimed to
be an American citizen, and pleaded
not guilty; his trial is fixed for the
10th inst. VIM. Duggen pleaded the
same, and his trial was fixed for the
same day as the latter. Dir: McKen-
zie then applied TO have the indict-
ment auashed on the ground that diff.
forasss courts had charged the priso-
ssrs vita bsias fefsisa sukissts sad
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NEW ORLEANS.
Steamer Sailed for New York;
Is Sales OF Cotton and Sugar.

NEW ORLEANS, November 2.-The
steamer Gen. Grant sailed for New
York to- day. pa24eaJ I.
Cotton is reported unchanged !;
sales, 1900 bales; weeks receipts.
$1,000 bales, against 2l 800; weeks
exports, 5000 bales, against 1880.
Sugar, La, 14.c. Molasses, 500
SOC. New York Exchange, par.
Freights TO New York, 3; Liverpool,
9.16(Aa; HaYre. II.
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OLEAN, N. ".
Burglarious Exploits.

Ia QtEAN, N. 70 Nov, 3, "A large
safe in the banking office of Stowell,
Chamberlain \ Co, of this village,
was blown open last night, aud the
money aud contents, consisting Of
about ~, 900 in--eurren6y, revenues
stamps, nc, were carried off hy the
burglars. There were several apeciAl
deposits Of Government bonds that
were also taken, the amount not being
known. aiGb 1aa AL ~
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Il e l. Z G. R A = e.
Or EUfsOPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.
eI
The Pope Condemns the
Conduct Of Italy. a
THE WAR IN Gambia
YlsViafiT7TT
BATTLE BETWEEN THE TURKS
AND CHRISTIANS. at
SafO0kD -FFEH o
5000 Cretans Drowned I'm %
Cave. ~
fm0Hs0 Au A1 NN0 8fn a."
aa8 lA -MN
More about the Police Commissioners
The Mayer Refuses tO Re-
cOgnize the new s... + 4
AppOintees.
t9
EXCITING ADDRESS TO THE FENIANS
BY COL. ROBERTS. nl
a
FENIAN ARMS TO BE RE-
TJ'RNED.. as
9d
FOUR MEN HUNG I'm MARYLAND
EXCITING ADDRESS TO THE FENIANS
BY COL. ROBERTS. Hl
FENIAN ARMS TO BE RE,
TURNED. ~
-FOUR MEN HUNG in MAITLAND
EUROPE.

Banquet TO J0hnABright, nc Dubilnf--
Advice or Napoleon TO EmpreAs
CaFl0tfa---The Pope Condemns the
Conduct or Itmly---Hattle between
the Turks and Christians I'm Gambia
---s,0aD Oretans drowned In a Gave.
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San Francisco, Nov. "A aCan-
yention of the wine growers met yes
terday, for the purpose of consulting
about what can be done to obtain a
reduction Of che pax ON California
fhe people Of Mshaaaa afe said 10
diseusted With the mining prospects
or thAt eonmAry AndlaFe rhanfnina 90
CaligormiA amd Miasoagi. 1u
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Frora Rev. john nod, D. ID.

Professor in Union College, Schemecta-
at@aa dy, Neso York. iadl
~ H. Cu0sDin, Esq.-- Dear sirs received
your letter Of April I'D to-day. am over
sixty.one years Of age. heve had, from
infancy, one ear very deaf, always dis
charging more or less offensive matter.
This year both ears became diseased, rum
ntng very much, very Offensive, producing
the greatest debility OF body and depres-
sion of spirits. and my hearing impaired
in the highest degree. In such condition
I put myself under the care Of DIR. q. B.
Lighthill. lie has fully restored me, I
hear well The dizziness and the dis
charges have been removed, aud have not
returned. The stopping of, the running has
given ms the highest elasticity aud vigor
o. body, and q flow OF spirits, while my
fear was that stopping the discharges
would prove detrimental or dangerous.
esteem, or. rather have learned to esteem,
DIR. q, b. LlghthiIt, tfor he was stranger
20 me until was his patiently, a. Q gentle
man and man OF sciepcq, iB whom the
highest confidence may be placed.
Yours, very truly. JOHN MOTT.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov, The Bud,
letin Of this city has a special dispatch
from baltimore, which says Governor
Swann's new Police Commissioners
applied last night to Judge Martin to
be sworn into office. The Judge re-
fused 10 attend to business outside Of
court, and there has been no applica-
ton. In court up 10 this time, The
clerk of the court il Alfred Macee, D
stannch loyalist, and he will not
swear In the new Commissioners
Judge Martin will also probably re-
fuse to swear In the new Commission g
ers, unless they agree TO test the ques
ton in court before taking possession
of the offices 10 which they have been
appointed by the Governor, The old
Police Commissioners will not reeog-
nize the appointments OF Governor
Swami under any circumstances ex-
cept actual military force. Three
fourths Of the old police force will
refuse 10 serve under Governor Swami.
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NEW YORK

Specials TO the DailleS. Important
from Mexico Arrest OF d Con-
EpiratOr. Indy ThOrne Beats Geo,
Wilkes and Lady Emina.H Stirring
Address OF Roberts 60 the Fenians.
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TEXAS.
Marauders Captured and Hung.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, Nov. 2.-The
gang of marauders have all been cap
tured. shot, or hung. The leader.
Col. Young, formerly Sherman's Chief
of Scouts, was hung by the rancheros.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Important Baltimore Dispatch 90 the
Balietlna The New commissioners
make Application 10 be sworn into
once. Troy Meet with Serious OBJ
Gtaeies. imnm a aai0agn
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.--The CONNER
ciai reports the burning, of barge
containing two hundred barrels Of
coal oil at Maysville. Ky, yesterday.
Loss &2 800 20 thAaHfeS doa9 tedl
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l.. n. HERR, Nd.

homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
Ofnee-No. 8 Second Street, over J. =
nseksr'n Boot and shoe store
MwAwsv 1te, oSs. 4 kas& los ~Bns
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From Jnos w. Coleman, Jr

Ittf0lt10 ISpTItySi NY
atnarcna ~, tha cure Or. Lighthill had
ssfF.afs etl in the case OF Capt. Miller, or the
Burnet HOUSE, and IN cases Of other parties
we'll known 10 me. placed myself undes
sles. fnsss. which had troubled noe for the
mast nineteen years, ! am pleased 70 state
that th rough Dr. LighthtiPs skill am now
asa .raeahlw noises which accompanied
the deafn en-. are fast disappearing.
JOHN W.. COLEMAN.
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COnsignees.

Per steamship St Louis, from Boston-S S Eel.
nieker-Hogan & Patton--Wallace &co--Vncent
&eo-A zoung-M Woif-Halowell & Bunker-G
Trufaut--Blake & Tower--Jas Gonegal--V Pesson
Wood, Low Il Ludwigson-J Statford-G Theurer
A D Grieff-Creeyy, Nickerson lSco-E Roger eco
Barnes Ward &co--G A Fosdck-F Duconge-
E Palmer &co-Smith & Mckenna-B elock &co
NJ Courtenay-Greff & Byrnes & Pickett
J Gauche-E Thompson &co--A Lanata-the ship
Gettysburg-J A Gresham-Duncan &co-Whit-
ney-C Raymond Allen-B ] West-We &
Wolfe H Slocomb--D Fl Smith-W G Lyon &co
Hesse &co--Hill 81 Veazie.--City Hotel-Manning
Jamison-J B Rohardson-Carroll, Hoy eco
II Ut hoff-Fatio & Brunaso-Hoftman & AIarks-E
Turpin--C MISUNDERSTANDING & Wolf--W |.
Wakefeld-Keiffer Bros-E Fl Rust-Davs, Small
&co-W q Henning &eo-F Bauer-Heyl &; Griffin
l H Stern--Taylor & Churchill Sam Loeke-A
Eustis-Kursheedt & Bienvenue--J G Morris-E
Hacker-Montgomery Bros-E Marqueze-F j
Hastings-s D Moody &co-R Fl Bowes-M Nc
GRAVY N Gould-Collin & Lawrence-Franl1 g.
Stratton-Falls, Alison &eo--Perkins & Hersey-
Gates g. Demerritt-Schmdt & Zegler--Bro Isaiah
] W Goslee-Jno Henry &co-W & C Blanchard
B B Newhall-G W Dunbar-Page, Peele & Moran
Harvey & Observation-Disclosures, Finlay &co-J J
Bonnatfe-Bouve & Robinson-O George-D KEEL
ham &co-C G Sampson-V Ochmichen--A Nc
Laurin-Rice Bros &co-Folger &co-M w Smith
Bostick q Seymour-M Smith &co-Read & Hunt
Stern &co-E Lane-Blanchard & Guitel-A Ter
rel &co-D Taylor & Schroeder
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saturday. Aprll "a, 1909.
go. Y ..s 1.T.as,pal Ho.el..

ST tsIf RES HOTEL-D C Anderson, Florida;
II i, PSeott pftsburg; y s Scott. Lake Providence;
G W Hull Louisville Maj + Routh, Tensaa
parish ;sIs Clarke, Texas A Bachelor, Point
W1lie6, Perkins, Canton, Miss; w Moore,
n Gan Antonio; WI Flint and sister, Rochester N
Y;H Bay, Deleyan, Wisconsin; = NJ Berker
i Iitts Rock; How. Miss; R Vance; G Bill
ing: G r. Rivers, NJ Taken, city; Col Reeder,
Burg Il A Noyes, 10th Penn cavalry: M Uskey,
Rome q Clarke, N Y; A p Pickets, Kentucky;
Smith. La; Miss a McDayid, Macon,
I 0'Ferran, Mrs Williamson, Miss William.
son, GAINESVILLE, Ala; Harrington, Mobile; R
W Richardson, Miss NJ Richardson, Ouachita: Mrs
aoI I M;so Floarnoy Trenton Miss Flour
Darrell. New York. Mrs Clock, city; Mrs Lo-
gan and family, WI Whaling, Wisconsin; st
9 John, Mobile; j F Lyon, J Marx, ] Tompkius, D
: Tatunn, Oaaehita.
ST. EOUIS HOTEL Love; A Kastor, Nat
chez; Mrs Lovet and child, Pensacola; ESpelton
and wife ", Natchez; R ? Durham, Baton Rouge;
wife, Jonesboro, III; Mrs Noble, ] L Tart and
wife, Ala; + Z Martin, N Y; Rankin, Miss
RankIn; /, Miss g., Patrick. Marion, Ala; Daily, Ha-
w Porter. Miss. $500
CITY HoTEL-J Perkins and wife, Leot,
Wanmar ., G,3ary " Gary s. Mary La
port; q Brandon, atches; Mrs Clark, La; Miss
Iennisson, w German, W Hunt, jr, o Marian
neau, Moore, city; D G Carew. bark oden; A
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N oodyilie; y g " Leftwich, Tuscaloosa, Ala; 4 A
g 9nIiIer, y D ell. Enfaia, Ala; A Blackshear La;
y, p Hubbard, = Robinson, Alabama; R N Cain,
Wetunlpka. FL FIJI stz=7 -
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Carroll, \ s Holland, Miss; Hilbert, Pa; D
Berry; y = Logan, Payne, Ark; T Bowie; "a
Bonth; ] Thompson: ] Il Roberts; C Divine J
= Allen, La; W Murdoch and wife, Miss; /. O
Compton and wife, Red River; S Mudd and wife.
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VICkSBURG.

Leaves every sATURDAY, at 3
VICKSBUEG IN PLACE OF FASHION
EDK VICKsBUKsl, NATCHEA GRAnD GULF.
Rodney Fort Aduas, Bayou Sara, POr1 Hudson Baton
Rouge PlaGoniue D1naldsofyIe and coast
yiclksbure, P D. Pratt master Work Shaw and Ludwig
clerks leaves above For freight passage spply
board,
TITUS Il GWARTNEY. 8 Tchouptouas street
The Vcksburg asD With the SHe0
through bills Of l.ding to Iazo0 City and Greenwood
VIRGINIUS g. DENTEEL, Advertising Agent
yICKsBURG, EATCHEZ AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
AGENCY.
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY. at SEN
Steamer GEN j. 4. QUITNAN-JOHE ". CANTON,
Master; JOHN 7. ROBERTS and A. MeVAY, CLERKS.
L'OR VICKSBCG&, EATCHEZ, GRAND GULF,
Rodney, Fort Adams Bayou sara Baton Rouge and sa'
termediaG andin gsThe magnificent passenger
Gen. u. a. GEiiman, leaves above.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. at6pM
Steamer GREY EAGLE. WHITE, master shM
AYLES Clerk.
FOR sAIPWaTlRS Ian DING LAKE PROV
L idence, Goodrtchs Landing, Omega Millken's Berd
Ecksbur NatGhez Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara, B4oa
Rouge ana all intermediate landings.
The above packets will take freight and passengers for Mem
phs and YaSoo River with privilege Of reshippng FIRST
class packets at Fickshurg.
For freight passage, apply on bosrd, or TO
GEO. D. H1TE, s. Gravier street, up stai-a
A. BRITTON, 7 Fro mt street.
p SThe above steamers will take freight and passengers
for Snnfower River, with privilege of eshppng the
steamer Eddie.
vIRGINIUs c. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent,
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VERA CRU1-Steamshp Southern Star-659
bbls -four 100 kegs lard 2 ties hams "a 900 feet OF
lumber and sundries
notwithstanding Harvest-5s bills whisky
1925 SKIS corn l25 SKIS oats and sundries
LIVERPOOL-Br bark Ocean-l406 bales cottn
IL hhds tobacco 5000 slaves 943 bbls oil cake
L1VERPOOL-Br ship Regent-S294 bales cottn
pkgs mdse
LIVERPoOL-Sp brig Belisairo--4l4 bales cottn
1000 slaves
BARCELONA-Sp bark Jaruco-s23 bales cottn
Is 600 slaves
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Imports Yesterday.

HAVANA-Steamship Liberty-32 pkgs cigars
and tobacco s Hernsheim-3 cases cigars Wither-
spoon g. Halsey-6 do G Mengle &co-4 do to
B E Castendyk-3O bales tobacco E Troisgros-l9
pkgs cigars to order-l case do Schwartz & Son.
l do e Durand-3 pkgs do f Bouny-s640 in coin
A Richaux-$6000 do Garcia Y Mora-2 cases of
cigars D de Goicouria &co-3 do J Domingo-24
bbls wine Geo Coppe-25 SKIS cocoa B Turpin-
$50 bxs sugar D A Chaffroix-l00 do E Hernandez
2 pkgs mdse r S Diaz-l2 do Fuentes & Chalard-
do Bonneval-1 case cigars to order
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LAFOURCHE.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFoURCHE PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY at5r NJ, and every SATURDAY
Steamer ]. M. sHARp-aENRY sTREoK, Master. JOS
DALFERES Clerk
IN0 n THURODAUXVILLE PA1NTCOURT-
VILE s, AND all intermediate
The j. NJ Sharp will give particular attention to coast
nentiy For freight OF passage apply on board
of freight j. S. RELF, Tehoupitoulas street
vIRGINIUs G. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
The Sharp will take all freight through to Lackpor as
Usual.
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Receipt. By Ra,,r..a.

n. o., ia G. N: R. R.-April a7-,o babes
cotton Ito w;,;;. naliyms v Y hopkins Powell
NJ Zuntz-4 Thornhill Rchardson@i VIZ -
Allen &co--A Payne, Huntington &co-s Il Y ghs
Sherer5 Duncan & Randal--5 do Lindsey i III Ia =
smith-l6 S H Ably &co-l R Bleakley Coos I do
Alcus & Scherek-39 Warren & Crawl ord do
J AdaMs &co-5J d Elmer &co-Tot al as bales
cotton
N. o., o. & G. W. r. R.--Apr.I 27-s bales
moss do meats Baras s. Gajac--l Dbl sugar 10
Lapene d Ferre--4 SKIS onions L Surle- sundries to
order
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Warlne antellisel,re.

-- OKEsUENf- UFFiuE, No. " CANP NTrxy. ,
Saturday, April IS, 1855
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Southern Star, Locke, for Vera Cruz.
Steamship Harvest, Vaulser for Mobile, - =
Br bark Ocean, Richardson, for Liverpool,
Taylor g. Giifney
BIZ ship Regent, Hancock, for Liverpool,
Marcy, Meggett & Maury
Sp brig Belisairo, Alsena, for Barcelona,
+ Troisgros
sp bark Jaruco, Cabanas, for Barcelona,
Troisgros
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At Quarantine.

At Quarantine.
Bark Aberdeen, Eaton, from Matanzas, to j Mu-
rison eco .-.,...--.
Bark Monarch, --. from Matanzas, with 5000
bxs sugar. to J B Murison AGO
Br bark " B Almon, Brown, from Matanzas. to
j B Murison &co
schr G w Maitland Horton, from Cienfuegos, to
master-with 229 hhds SO ties and 80 bbls mo-
fasses to j Avet--lS, 900 cigars Capt Horton
Schr Frank, Farrero, from Vera Cruz, with fruit,
toERPooe -.--.-
Scbr Snow, Smith, days from Nautla, with
coffee and fruit to E R Poole ~ fA-
Br schr Dolphin, -, from Kingston, ia, to E
Pilsbury =e gs SEQ