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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-19
Tuesday Evening. January 10. 1899
TEE NEWS.

The Committee on Elections in the House
has reported. by nearly 3 unanimous vote
against admitting Thomas A. Hamilton to
seat. 1t is supposed the House Of Representa-
tives will confirm this decision.
Our Mullins has introduced into Congress
ian act entitled an act to remove anconstitu-
ticnal ofice-holders, and to punish such as vie-
late the same" We wish the learned gentle
man abundant success.
Murders continue in Arkansas, over the
river. It was reported yesterday evening that
a Mr.. skiff, and also Harvey, nephew OF
Gen. Harvey were first hung up repeatedly to
extort confessions. and then made way with in
some summary manner. The particulars have
not been received at this writing. though the
main statement seems to come authofitatively.
special to the Apoianche from Little Rock
ia az follows: Matters in the General Assem-
bly, are growing exceedingly interesting. The
resolution thanking Catterson and his men for
gallant conduct in the recent campaign. is
still under discussion in the House. The mat
ter is pretty equally divided, and vste will
probably not be reached for two or three days
yet. Brooks, the leading man Of the Clayton
faction, concluded his remarks this morning.
He contended that the Governor had the con-
stitutional power to declare martial law. The
Governor and heads Of departments. and
large number of other spectators, were pres
emit. The speaker was frequently appauded
BY his side of the house. During the evening
session of the House. Beasley and Harper
spoke in opposition to the measure. and will be
followed By Nichols (Dcmocrst) tonight. The
whole thing is a war against the public printer
for opinions expressed in opposition to the
martial law of the Governor"
Thursdsy night Col Nelson sent a guard Of
soldiers from Fort Hays TO Hays City. Kansas.
to arrest all persons found up af.er nine o'clock
pm. and arrested fifty persons at ball. Much
excitement existed about It. The coroner re-
ports thirty-two murders. nine homicides. and
thirty suicides for the lastyear.
The Supreme Court at Washington yeste day
made decisions in the New York bank cases.
Opinions were read by Chief Justice Chase to
the effect that certificates of indebtedness and
United States notes or greenbacks are exempt
from taxation.
The Sabbath school was locked out from
Pixies Opera House. New York, Sunday,
which provoked condemnatory resolutions by
the school assembled in front on the sidewalk.
In Maine. morrill, has Withdrawn from the
Senatorial contest. in favor Of Hannibal Ham
lin.
The Captain and crew OF the ship Southern
Empire. which feuudered at sea on the voyage
from New Orleans to Liverpool. about the LIST
instant. were saved. and have been landed in
safety.
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NEW YORK;.

ELxlRA, January ia Gre in the vii
lage ofAngelica, Allegheny county, yes
terday morning, destroyed considerable
portion Of the village, including dwell
liuGs, stores, Offices, shops and barns.
Allthe buildings destroyed were wood.
The amount of loss and insurance Is not
ascertained.
NEw YoRK, January ls.-Nothing new
in the Rogers murder case.
The case of Judge Fullerton and
Dupey was called yesterday, but post
poned till Monday.
Harrison Shaw was convicted yester.
day, in the United States Court, of per-
jury, in making and swearing to a false
and malicious affidavit against Collector
Bailey. ra r nfI .NEfsf frf
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MARKETa.

Special to pyRLro LEDGRR, by Southern Pacific
and Atlantic Telegraph
New YORK, January 10. l0:3e am.
Gold, 1864. Cotton Uplands-Ordinary,
263; good ordinary, 273; low middling,
2sa; middling, 49, good middling, 29a
Florida-Ordinary, 262; good ordinary,
27a; low middling 2sA; middling, 2si !;
good middling, 800. Mobile-Ordinary,
II; good ordinary, 27s; low middling,
2sa; middliDg, 29}; good middling, 80
New Orleans and xas-Ordinary, 274;
good ordinary, %; low middling, 20;
middling, 29A; good middling, SOi
The market opens dull aud easier. Ster-
ling exchange dull at 1894 for sixty-day
bills.
IL m.-Gold, 1864. The cotton market
is dull and heavy; middling uplands, 20 ,
other grades are unchanged. Sterling
exchange unchanged. The gold market
is steady.
r NV Y5sS , JANUARY &c, i HES pun.
Gold, 1854; Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s Ex-
press, 25 American Express Company,
80; Adams Express Company, 554;
United States Express Company, &c;
Merchants Union Express Company,
1871; Quicksilver, 244; Canton, SAL; Pa
cidc Mail, l22f; Western Union TeIs-
graph Company, 36s; New York Central,
1854; Erie, 39b; Hudson, 1871; Read
ing, 95s; Chicago and Alton, -;
Chicago andAlton, preferred, -; Toledo,
Wabash and Fort Wayne, 622; Toledo,
Wabash aud Fort Wayne, preferred, 81;
St. Paul, 74s; St. Paul, preferred, Gag /;
Fort Wayne, l24a; Ohio and Mississippi,
33s; Michigan Central, 1877; Michigan
Southern, 80; Illinois Central, l4O;
Cleveland and Pit.sburg, 800; Cleveland
and Toledo, 1908; Rock Island, 1924;
Chicago and Northwestern, s2s; Chicago
and Northwestern, preferred, $50. The
demand is fair and prices remain quiet
ADD steady.
IL m.-Tonnessee bonds-old, 66s to
60, no sales; new, 81 to 6s, no sales.
ll:2O p. Gold 1851 bonds of 1881,
ll2b 5-2O,, 81, 1874 "a, l09t; '65, llOb;
5-2OS, new issue, 1854; 81, 1854; SO. 1885,;
1910 coupons, 1913; Pacific skies. lOli
Governments opened unchanged, with
moderate demand. Sterling Exchange
dull, at 1894 for 6O-iAy bills. The gold
market is dull. and carrying at 6 per
cent; il opened st the frat board at 1856,
with bourse selling, but lower during the
day.
LexDox, January ls, ll:l5 a.m.-Five-
twenties, 75s; Erie, 26i; Cousols, s25
Illinois Central, 80 /; bonds in Frankfort,
lot.
LIyERPooL, January IS, Ills am.
The cotton market opens dull and IN
changed in prices; middling uplaDds,
llsd; Orleans, III to llfd; estimated
sales for the day. 10000 bales
spesisl to PygLrc LEDoER By Western Union
telegraph
NEw YoRK. January ls. IL m.-GOld,
1854; Gotten. dull aud holders anxious
to reaIize-low middling. 2siiss-i i uplands,
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, January l9.-In the House
the resolution to appoint committee to
consider the question of reconstruction,
with view to its amicable settlement,
was defeated.
The Senate resolution calling on the
Governor for facts sustaining the state
ment that no adequate protection was
furnished for life and property, was re-
ferred to special committee.
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OMNIBUS LINE.
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLIES.

HAVING RETIRED FROM THE FIRM
III Of Patterson. Keck z Co., since October
Omnibus Line. and viii convey passengers to
and from all the dspots. hotels and river at our
old rates twenty-five ceutsl. for each pansen-
ser. including ordinary baggage.
Please do not buy tickets on the trains, as We
are not allowed any privilege on any OF the
roads. Special attention given 70 all calls left
AZ eur Stable. No. 399 Second street, between
Union and Beal.
Pine Horses aud Bugzies Tor hire. We sell
and buy stock Of all kinds. Drove stock on
hand and for sale all the time. Sample room
for STORAGE for merchandise Of all descriptions
1i7-W KICK x BRO.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, January l9.-The Legsla-
ture passed bill amending the State
police act by giving the Governor
authority to increase the force to what
ever be may deem necessary. They also
passed an act to establish a State
orphan ASYLUM.
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Brownlow After the Press and Tines.

From the hnoxFllle mig, January l3.l
"Tennessee Dissectedf' Such is the
title Of an III natured, sneaking editorial
in the Press and Times, Of December %,
ridiculiug with scarcely concealed spleen
the showing Of the Senior Editor Of
this paper that the Middle and West
divisions Of the State had received far
more Of State aid than this, and con-
curing with suggestion Of the Banner
70 sever the Eastern part from the
othera
The animus Of the article is not diff.
cult 10 be ascertained. Il is like 10 vein
with the daily uttersnces Of the Press
and Tines during the canvass against
the Nashville Carpstbsg Ring, which
beat the editor as candidate for Congress
BY only the sual majority Of soue four
thousand. The assault Of the Press and
Times has rot caused rs TO faint
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosroN, January ls.-Henry W. Os.
valid, book-keeper, has disappeared
with considerable sum of money belong.
ing to the estate of his late employer,
recently deceased. Oswald was one Of
the bail for Wormald, the pugilist
Judge Vose, Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court, died yesterday.
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2s3c. good middling, 29ac; Orleans,
29tc.; quotations entirely nominal.
New ORLEANS, January 10, ll:3O am.
Gold, l36. Cotton is inactive and droop-
ing; middling, 27A to 27ac; sales today,
400 bales. New York sight bills, 30 dis
LIvERPooL, January 10, LEO pm =
Cotton easier, but not quotably lower.
New York, January l9.-Gold opened
ut 1854
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-19

There is q proposition before the Legis.
lature to contract loan Of Sl5, O00, 900
for rebuilding the levees. This may be all
very well, but 6rst let us know IL City
eight could have been obtained for tho
six per cent. levee bonds, whilst they
we're sold at hfty-two; and then, what
has become Of the proceeds Of the sale.
II The State runs ia debt a. 500, 900 and
interest, 70 get about $500, 900 cash, less
commissions and fees. etc, the people
will be rather slow to sanction running
further in debt TO the enormous amount
Of SIS, 000. 900, Of which the State would
probably not get more than Eve or six
million.-Nec Orleans Crescent
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-19

IT,: N=sh-:!le H:..c:. .sk. .he .ce:.-
bers of the Legislature to read the ao-
counts from Arkansas, and see what we
may expect here from similar measures.
We have no doubt they are fully advised
on that subject, and that just such
troubles and results are what the msjor-
ity want What they are to make by it
is another matter.
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NOTICE.

MY PATRONS AND ALL WHO WISH
M 10 have Pianos and ORGANS tuned or re-
manEer will please leave their orders ~
CLARK,S 'JEWELRY STORE. or at Ne. 20
Second street, and NOT at Mr. KatEenbach's
Music Store, a. have no eonnecirn ssateFer
WIN '-'' II. 6. H0LLEEBERG.
16-in Piano and 0rgan Maker.
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FLORIDA.

TALLAHASSEE, January lS.-A resolu-
ton passed the House to-day to enter
upon an election for United States Sena-
tor to- morrow. 1t was defeated, and
motion to reconsider the vote was lost.
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once Peoples Insurance Co.

MINHHIs. TExS.. December 81. 1855.
STOCKHOLDERS WILL PLEASE TAKE
- notice that the instslment Of ten per cent.
ordered BY the Directory, aud netifed to them
I'd January and Ist February. 1859,
payable at the cfaee Of the company.
los pP. READ. Secretary.
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The Nashville Republican Hammer.

A LIVE. NEwSY. ENTERTAINING AND
per, publshed at the Capital Of Tennessee. Is
the largest, completest and fullest Newspaper
published in tie State. Thoroughly Dem9-
cratic saa independent In tone; and earnestly
devoted 70 the deveIopment Of the resources sf
ne Southwest and 20 the interests and welfare
Of Southern people. Daily; zig per annum;
Tri-weskly, IS per annum; weekly, - per an
NM, "a ihe wear 1897 n extra copy to the
eetfer ~ Of a club Of ten, with the cash: Ad-
aTes ss"kEPiUBLICAN BANNER." Nashville.
-. MI o.
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NOTICE.

THE ARRANGEMENT BY WHICH S. L,
IL Woodson became interested in the Central
Hotel was limited by its terms TO one month
from the first day OF December last.
The undersigned are nov the exclusive pro-
prietors Of the establishment, and with them
all business matters pertaining 70 the house
must be transacted. WYATT EPPES.
DAVID HASTINGS.
January Is. 1879. 10
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SALT! SALT!
PARK AVENUE ACADEMY,
N o II &c Il !.
All who May be Afflicted with Colds
and Coughs

C,AN BE CURED BY USING HowARp's
can be had at 70 Jefferson street. His Candies
are highly recommended by many Of the most
eminent physicians Of this city as q ready and
certain relief to those afflicted with Colds,
Coughs. Hoarseness. Sore Throat. Irritation OF
the Lungs err Bronchial Affections, having beer
used for number Of years previous 20 the war
In this city. A trial Is all that is necessary 20
70 Ie-eatablish IL unbranded repuiatlon. ~
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landings on Ouachits River as high as Camden,
also for ell landings on Black River Bayou Macon,
Tensss, Bsyous D'Arbonne and Bartholomew,
making close connections at Trenton with steam
ers Pioneer, Camden, ealsdo flor Bout River) and
Big Horn. Mr.. Samuel White controls Affairs In the
Office Of the vicksburg.
BELLE LEE.-This 6ne passenger packet, under
command OF Capt. Tom. Lesthers, veteran com
burg and ell way landings at P: N. 70 day In
point OF speed the Belle IL only rivaled BY the To-
connective, and as for elegance we know Of nothing
save the romsnces We have read OF Orlentai
Arabian Nights to equal her. Her fare is, we
are told by parties Who know we'll of what they
speak, luxurious, and her stateroom accommoda.
tions we know TO be unsurpassed upon this or any
other river. Messrs Martin, Roland, Broughton,
Bell and Grice are her clerks.
WILD WAGosER.-This dashiug packet, under
command Of that popular officer, Capt. A. G.
Goddin, leaves at 5 P. N. to-day for Nstchez and
all intermediate landings. Messrs. Hbano. Poeey
and Miller are her clerks. The reputation OF this
clipper is too well known for TO say aught in her
behalf, outside Of the simple announcement Of her
departure.
fEo.-Tbis well known. staunch sidewheel
packet, under command OF Captain Norton, leaves
for. Jefferson direct to-day at P. NJ. A good boat
and clever officers.
GOLDEN ERA.-This fsvorite packet leaves to.
day at P. M. for Jefferson.
RIoHnoSD.-At P. N. to-day this stsunch,
Capt Joe Morgan, leaves for Minden and all way
landings. Mr.. Ben Fulton has charge of her
Office. L
ST. MARYs- Weekly Packet for Can,den.-Pre-
cisely ct O'Clock this evening this fine sdew wheel
passenger packet leaves as above. The fare and
accommodations Of the st. Msrys are unsur.
passed, and in point Of speed she has but few
equals. Capt. Joe Carlton commands, and Messrs.
n. Dorsey and Andy Roland are her clerks. Ship
pers will do well TO bear in mind that the St.
Aary's leaves positively every Saturday at
p.
ERA No. s.-Under command Of Capt. L. II.
Patterson land better man never commanded
Q steamboat) this fine side wheel passenger packet
leaves to-day at p. N. for Bayou Macon and Ten.
sas. Messrs. G. p. Truslow and L. NJ. Kennett,
Jr., are her clerks, and at her wheel will be found
that experie need pilot. Capt. Lou Greenlee. The
No. s has recently been thoroughly repaired and
painted, and to-day looks-in fact is-as good as
new. Success to Capt. Patterson and his fine
packet The Era No. 8 takes the place of the
Enterprise.
PAYSswIcK.-This staunch little steamer leaves
ct Pm. to-day for Lockport, via the Barataria
and Lafourche Canal,
kDIASA.-This fine passenger packet leaves for
Louisville at P. NJ. to-day.
DoRA.-This fine, de-wheel packet, under COM
mand Of Capt. P. @. Montgomery, leaves for JEFF.
ferson at Pm. to-day.
SELMA.-At s O'Clock to-day, this fine, side.
wheel passenger packet leaves for Jefferson,
Shreveport and all way landings. Captain w. T.
6covill commands and Mr.. George. Hamilton Is her
clerk.
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HAvANA-S Steamship Gov Marvin-794 bxs su-
gar Chaffraix Agar crates fruit baskets do
K Morgsn-l0 do crates do Macheca &co
M0BILE-Steamer Msry-8 bales cotton Scott
Mcdaniel &co-s SKIS dried peaches Perkins, Sven.
son &co- bbls whisky Cobb, Dolhonde eco
supdries to order
MOBILE-Steamer Sarah bales cotton d
Forstall-3l bbls tarpsulins 10 bbls rosin NJ ]
Smith-97 pcs iron c G wsyne-50 bdls paper N
o Picayune-25 do Times-sundries to order
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-Stesmsh
Harlsu-52 bales cotton Williams & Son-l5 do
Jennings, Gates &co-30 do Francke q Danneel-
lido 40 bbls taow Schneider Zuberbier--S
bales cotton Jurey & Harris-3 do IL bbls beef
50 ties beef $50 specie Perkins, Swenson &co-
$500 do 10 bdl skins A Whitney &co-l Dbl
beef bbls tsllow E Hart &co-$25e specie $500
currepco H Stmobreg-30 bdl hides 8 bdl skins
SKIS wool 24l hides 2 bbls tallow l hid do W
witherall-6l bbls tallow 3ls hides B l. Mann &co
bbls seed VIM Creevy-8 bbls peaches r Shtz
l2s head stock McQuoid & Mehle-sundries to Or
der-Total ia bales cotton
VERPOOL-Steamship Pantheon-15l pkgs
mdse G A Whitney &co-l do Godchaux-l case
hardware F w Tilton-l do Rice Bros &co-287
bdls steel sos plates do ] 7 Tucker-l case cut
lero Gaines & Refill cask hardware McLaurin,
Pothier zoos cases steel McLaurin- II sewing
machine J McNulty-l crate earthenwsre e
Moore &co-e cases mdse Seig q Krug-2 hhds
ale hid porter G Laughlin-4 cks hardware A
Ausetis-3 do Griffin &co-5s bales corks cases
paper Cusachs-l csk hardware NJ Kaufman d
COL do case do Staufer, Kent &co-l csk do
crates earthenware 2 cks do l bale mats cases
mdse Mrs Gauche-l cases mdse @ Buddecke
&co- pkgs mdse Levois-23 cks chains case
hardware ANS Co : IL bales mdse B Graham
B ] West-20 crates earthenware Levi d Nayra-
cases mdse McStea & Value-s cks chains 20 cks
mdse bags do d Ranlett-437 bdls iron ties "
cks mdse 10 pkgs do to order
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GTBAMB0Ar8.

Henry Ames, Crawford, from st Louis
Vicksburg. Work, from 0uschita City
st Mary's, Carlton, from Camden
Lotus No 2, Albert, from Lower Coast
Dan Able, Gross, from Baton Rouge
Evening Star, Splane, from Washington
Sully, King, from Lockport
Grey Eagle, Baranco, from Lobdell's Store
San Nicolas, Streck, from Lockport
Flicker, Dupuis, from Thibodsux
Selma, Scovell, from Jefferson
Paynswick, Clark, from Lockport
Crescent, Evridge, from Lower Coast
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile
Sarah, Deering, from Mobile-New Basin
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schr Gen Washington. from Pearl River
Schr Jos America, from Bay st Louis
Schr Il Frazer, from Biloxi
Schr Dolphin. from Bay st Louis
Schr Elk, from Springfield
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
6chr Hermit, from Tchefuncte
Schr Chas Perry, from Blind River
Schr Alice McGuigen, from Pearl River
Schr Emma Jane, from Pearl River
Schr Frances, from Tangipahoa
Schr Y Arrincey, from Biloxi
Schr Mary Jane, from Bonfuca
Schr Tslouse, from Bonfuca
Schr Mary Ann, from Blind River
Schr Emelie, from Tchefuncte
Schr Josephine, from Tchefuncte
Schr Refine Hortense, from Procterville
Schr Ellen, from Tchefuncte
Schr Hermit No 2. from Tchefuncte
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Marine 5nteqigenrs.
CRxscKSf OFFICE, No. Is GAIT STREET,
Saturday, February Is. 1883.

CRESCENT OyTIcs, No Is GAIT STREET, 1
Saturday, February Is. 1859. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Alice, Ellis. for Liverpool,
Ashbfidge. Smith 6co
Steamship Darian (Fr), Desrocquer, for Havana,
PeriIlat
Bark Harris (Br), Ursn, for Liverpool,
Mummy, Luling geo
Bark Carolina (sp), Candida, for Barcelona,
WR Buddendroff
Bark Buenaventura (sp), Echerarria, for BARGE
Iona, PUG Bros
6chr Challenger (Br), Joseph, for Utills,
e Pillsbury
6chr Welcome (Br), Hunter. for Maysguez. Porto
Rico, Goldenbow & Kelly
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Pantheon (Br), Beeley. from Liverpool
18th ult., to Ashbridge. Smith &co-3d district
Steamship Gov Marvin, Mckay, from Havana, to
master-1st district IL
steamship Harlan, Lewis, from Indsnola and Gal.
weston, to G Whitney &co- LIST district
Shig elgravia, Oakney, LOG days from Alden, in
ballast, to J g Lingham &co-Point
Bark Emilia, Jensen, from Arendsle, III ballast, to
master-Point
Bark Hawthorn. Williams, 80 days from New
York, to G Fosdick &co-Point
fowB0Are.
Leviathan. Schultz from the Passes-towed down
and to sea 8th inst. ship VIM Cumming
brought up ship Belgravis and bark Emilia
Wicaco, Averill. from the Passes-towed down
and to sea 9th inst. bark Herman Cortez and
brig Neuva Sabina-brought up bark Hsw.
fhorne
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W. HoDGsoN SELLS ct IL O'Clock NJ at the Sc. Charles
Auction Exchange. real estate.
O. DE FERRET sells at IL O'Clock L.. the St. Charles
Auction Exchange real estate.
XONf0OMERY BROS. 90. ssn, q II O'CLOCK, q their
Auction Mari 81 Camp street, furniture etc. also at
lOk O'Clock A p. Linsr's Stable 0ravsr street,
horSes. mules. etc
- Bee Advertisements on third page.
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Receipts By Railroads.

NO. G N RR-Februsry l2-sl bales cotton
Bersud 4 Gibert-25 J W Burbridge &co-I6 Il
Mouton &co--l2 Jno Chaffe q Boil Couret-
q S Wiltz-2 DeBlsnc & Beer-20 bbls molasses
4 Payan-25 do SO hhds sugar Price, Hine d
Tupper-2 do A Tertrou &co-40 do Blandcan &
Guitet-60 do z Hare-2s do 81 bbls molasses to
jill Adams &co- do 4 hf- bbls do 10 hhds sugar
A Lane bbls peanuts hides bdl hides
F Dufour-l do and sundries SuberveiIle & eau.
Holman &ce-lS SKIS potatoes &c Clark bale
moss Reiman-l do Blandcan Guitet-l0 half
bales moss IL hides Ducorro-429 ties beef So
bbls beef l07 hides A Whitney &co-372 hides
/ bags wool B Mann &co-l04 head stock and
sundries to.order-Total s5 bales cotton 176 hhds
sugar LAG bbls molasses hf-bbls do
N o; 0& Web. ia@7e bales cotton to
Sc Jos Hoy &co--52 Hunt & Macauley-43 p
Higgins &co-37 7 q & ] M Allen &co-37 J VIII
liams & Son-20 Payne, Huntington &co-20 War
rem, Crawford &co-le Richardson May-ll to
NJ Hitler &co-1l J Powell G A Green &co-
7W Tompson-7 Hogan 4 Patton-6 Ben Ger.
SOM q G Cromwell Jennings, Gates Eco
4 Clinton-4 R walkers Barrett 4 Lesassier
Lehman, Newgass &co-2 Britton & Moore-l
Blakemore, Bro &co-l Roby, Harvey &co-1 to
Scott & Cage II Addison-50 bbls whisky
Frey, Schwsbacker & Hirsch-l0 do B Vanhorn
&co-20 do J A Montgomery-l0 do ] B Collie-l0
do Webster &co-5 pkgs mdse Plnmb-l5 rolls
leather Thos Bsnd-9 bxs hats Quinlan &co-2 do
E Bepedct-S ties hams 81 Stomberg-ll7 bxs
&co-6 rolls leather Moulor & Dumestre-l9 pkgs
mdse Slocomb, Baldwin &co-l1 head stock d
Bell &co-50 coils rope bales mdse Jno 7 Har
die &co-4000 feet lumber II Har Chefs trucks
timber Taylor boxes hats II Tricou Eco
sundries to order-Total 53l bales cotton