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In testimony whereof have herounto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court, at
the city Of Now Orleans. on this fourth day of
June. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy eight.
jt51O14 EUG. OH ERETE. Deputy Clerk.
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The city of New Orleans vs.. Mrs Moran :
Same vP samo: Sumo Va. Same; EamO Va
Mrs. A Moran Same w, 9nmO.

FT'IlIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
sh Of Orleans. Nos. ~ GTI - G75 ~ G7G - ca
and Fourth DistI let Court for tho pariRh Of Or
loans, No H-i }y virtue Of five Writs of inri fncng
to mo directed by tho hpn0rnhlo the Third and
Fourth District Courts for tho parish of Orleans,
In the above "ntitl'd causoe, for city tHxos of
1873. 1874. IH55 1875 and H77, will proceed To Rol
Mt public auction. ut tho Merchants and Aur-
tOnHors EVchnngo Royal street, between Canal
and CnetomhouEo etro"tR. in the s cond Dis
trict Of this city on MONDAY, July t. 1879. Mt u
to wit P
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the First District Of this city, In square mum
her two hundred and ninoty-four, bounded by
Rampant. Lafayette, Basin and Grod streets
designated M lot number twenty ono moaaIIr-
ing thirty-Ona foot front on Rampant etrort by
ono hundred anL tw0nty- ninc feet in dopth
S"izod In the above suits.
EarmR-Caah on tho spot.
THOMAS IT. HANDY.
Civil Shoriff Of tho Parish of OrIenng
my29 jos ~ - 20 iyl
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL KARTNER.

CATHERINE KASTNER. WIFE OF EDWARD
Wincklar. and husband vs.. Mrs. Catherine
Gaus and husband ot al.
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BpUlignY: ahm0 Va. 9amO, same VI. Same
Same vs., same.
U'IIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
iRh of Orloaua. Nos. ~ t5a ~. lE0, % 400: and
Sixth District Court for tho parrish Of Orleans
No. 7a0-By virtue Of four wrlts Of n"ri facna.
To mo directed Ivy tho honorable tho Third and
Sixth District Courts for tho parish of Orleans,
in tho above entitled oHuans. fer city tnyos of
1874, 1879, 1916 and IR17. will proceed to soil ut
public auction. at tho Merohnuts mud Aur-
tione"rE' Exchange. Royal street hptwoon Canal
and Cust0mhouRe Etrooa In tho Second Dis
trtct Of this city, on MONDAY July j. 1879. ut y
O'Clock, m. the following described property. to
wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uatod in tho Third District Of this city in
gqunr"a numbers five hundred mud five and five
hundred md six. bounded by st. Bernard An
tonia. UruuhuHrt md ViIl0r0 strnota dnRfg-
mated aa lot numbNr two. measuring eighty fnnt
front on Vt. Barnard street by ono hundred and
twenty eight feet In depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms Cash on tho spot.
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No. 40 $50.
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE
L sixteenth day Of May, ls7s judgment WINS
matter, in the words ana figures following, to
wit
Introduction Of MA. Baumgardon-NO 80 $50.
This cause came on this day for trial on pc
ttion for Introduction filed herein on tho NJ
teonth April. 1879,
Present W Il Koontz, ESQ, attorney for Pc
Whom. after hearing evidence, counsel and
pIeadings. aud the court considering the law
and SAID evidence to be in favor Of petitioner
it ia ordered. adjudged and decreed thnt the
said Nicholas A. Baumgarden be and he Is hore-
by interdicted and declared to be disqualified
from performing any of the acts and contracts
which PERSONS of age and competent in law
have the power Of performing legally.
Judgment render al May Is. 1873.
Judgment signed May d. 1873.
A. /. TISSOT Judpo
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Thomas Miles w. y. -. cobb

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish Of Orleans, No. 9l67-By virtue Of Il writ
Of fleri fa"ins, TO me directed by the honor
Orleans, In the above entitled cause. ! will pro
cced to sell at public auction. on the premises
hereinafter designated, on WEDNESDAY,
June 3, 1873 at o'clock y. III, the following de-
scribed property, to wit-
Al l. THE MOVABLE PROPERTY AND Eff
FECrS contained in the ptemtse4 situated Mt
the corner Of Peters and Benville stress in
the Second District Of this city. and known as
COhb's Lumber Yard and Planning and Saw
Mills. as per inventory, which may be seen in
my Office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
my25 80 Je5
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'''tIihl' II HhFbF.
tiViI Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
m V1H JH5 u ~ gG ~
A. H0Che rcam &CO. vs. John %. A. Follows.
L NLLLLMD ILLLlILI /. lIG,EI LL-T LAIII,I

A. Roche TCaH &,CO. W.. John u. A, Follows
N4GtONp JUDlGihL DISTHtCT COURT FOR
- the Sixth md Seventh Municipal Districts
Of n" pnriRh Of Orleans No l0h7-By virtue Of n
writ OF g"tzUrN and enlo. 10 me directed by the
for tho sixth and Seventh MunicipAl Dtgtrintq
Of tho parrish Of Orleans. In the above entitled
cause. wi II proceed 10 soil ut public auction at
tho mer"hantR and Aurti"neers' Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal Hnd CustOTnhOuas
.tr""ts, IN tho Second District Of this city. on
Two SQUARES or GROUND. together with
al the buildings and improvomNnts thereon
and AppurtnnHn"oe thereof, situated in the Iht0
JcT9rann, in this state, now in tho Sixth Dis
trtrt Of tho city of Now Orleans; satd squares
l. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, dos
ignat"d by the number siXy-"fght on u plan Of
end FnuDourg BouIigny nnde by Charles F.
ItmpNl. IHt" Rurv"YOr. deposited in tho Office Of
lewis !. Cairo. late u notary public in the city
Of Now OrI"ana said square Of ground meas-
nde9. in0w ~. ChHrIeR) and Apollo triOW CnrOn-
dolhl Rtrees, and three hundred and six feet
front o4 ea"h b., # Gadtz md I"4@ strG9ts
In tho roar Of tho above described Square deBig-
natnd by thu number sevouy-one on the same
plan, bounded by Apollo (now CarOndeleU Cadtz.
bW"hH9 lHOW BHrnnn0l Hnd JGna streets.
which square IL divided into twonty- four lots,
numbered from one to twenty- four inclusively.
on n plan drawn by +. J. ItOrhnns late surveyor
on tho thtrty-tlrEt Of March, 1881. and deposited
In the Office Of J. II, Van DnsDn lato u notary
public In Now OreHnR. for refArenCe Lots
numbera ono 70 ten, incIusivnly rnenaure each
thirty feet on Apollo tuow CarondeloU street
by ono hundred and twenty feet in depth: lots
nl4mb9re eiov3ns and tw"lye measure. each,
tbtrty-two feet front on Cndz street by ono
hundred and fifty feet in depth lots numbers
thirteen to twenty-five. inclusvely. measure.
ronnej street by ono hundred aud twenty feet
In depth: aud lots numbers tweuty three and
twSD'y tour m0n"ure ehCh. thirty-two feet front
on Jena street by one hundred and fifty feet in
depth. giving 10 the said square front Of three
hundred f"et on eHoh Of Apollo now Caronde-
let) and Bn@"huR tnOW liarOnnal streets, and Of
thr"e hundred and four foot on enoh Of CadIZ
md Jena Rtreo'9 MI English menaUre.
Being tho snmH property acquired by tho de-
i0ndnnt h0rein by purchase from Joseph W.
Chnmpln. by net passed before AIphOnao Bar
nett, notary public In tho city of Now OrIeane
on tho Roy"nte@nth dnY Of June. 1864.
N"ZNd in tho nhOya suit
T0rma- Cash on the spot.
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il'HNFH n. tiA
Civil Sheriff of tho Parish Of OrIsnng
rny22 % lrj 70 10 u

sale by the CivIl sheriff of the Parish Of
Orleans In order to effect Il partition. Pierre
JHm"e bAuvo Vs. Albert Sarpy,-Suit In par-
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GOULE's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE ANT
~ Literary Institute-Day and evening ees.
eions the entire year; elective SYSTEM 80
branches Of study; daily lectures; gymnasium
disposition. manners. health and morals: non
sectarian; students free to college. literary and
debating s9ctety; full faculty; large, we'll ven.
tys; special classes in particular studies for
boys at from 81 to S6 per month.
fel6 IL GEO. E0ULE. President.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SH EEREFF SALES.
". u. Gogreve ". a. Cbns Kch,

-. ~, sOEFeFe vs. g. ChAs. RehI.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish Of Orleans. No. AZ, 0g7-By virtue Of a wi
OF seizure and sale, to mo directed by the hon
orabIe tho Fourth District Court for tho pnrleh
Of Orleans. in tho above entitled cn5sn. / will
proceed 10 sell mt public auoton ut tho Mer-
chants and AuctioueRrs' Exchanges ROYAL street
batweRn Canal md CustOmhOuse streota in tho
Second District Of this city. on SATURDAY
July G, 1873 tho following described property. to
wilt
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. with
all tho improvements thereon and appurtenan-
Gns thereof, Rituat0d In tho Fourth District Of
this city In tho square bounded by Chippawn
1t. Thomas, Sixth and Seventh streets desig-
mated by the numbers two md thrae on u plan
drawn by Louis Brugisr, late surveyor general
on the sixth Of March, 1885, and deposited In
tho records Of Louis r. Cairo lnt0 n notary
public In this city. Said lots measure Amerf-
can measure. eRch thirty feet front nn Chippe-
wa street by one hundred and twNnty foot doep
bounded on one side by lot number ono aud on
tho other sido by lot number four, and In the
rom by lot number slKtesn: said lots arc sit
unt0d in square number twenty-Ono Of tho
original plan Of FAubOurR Iivnudaia B0Ing tho
same propertY the defendant herein acquired
by purchase from Armand PiliH ma p.r net
pnFsod on tho first Of May 1872 hoforo =. Cans
CuvNllier. lnto notary public In this city.
HNtTHd in tho above Ruit,
Terms Cash on the spot,
TiIONAR IT, HANDY
Civil ShoriT Of tho Parish Of Orleans.
JnE IA ~ 2G JyIG
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Furniture
Al
JOHN BOIS',

3EEs 1RA....... Camp 6tFect......EE2. HS4
Is now prepared to sell fine as we'll as ordinary
New Furniture at greatly reduced prices.
Country orders respectfully solicited.
P. S.-Also Furniture taken on Storage. and
Secondhand Furniture bought. sold and OK.
changed. One price only on each and every
article. No deviation. Country orders prompt
ly filled. mhlB 3m
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II'uHN IL Iia
Civil ShNriT Of tho Parish Of Orleans.
~ Irh n ~ ~ IVt

The city Of New Orleans VS. HAuieE Sbee-
han tHheHHn); Ramn VS.. Same: Same va
same; Same Va. Gstat0 Of Daniel Hhoenn
tSh0nhnn)
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LEG NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE FAR
ISL OF ORLEANS.

INTRODUCTION OF N. A. BAUMGARDEN-
No. 30. $50.
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genius, refused to open the boz. swearing that
amount q cee1iine could get him. 70 open II: %
picked up q Ratchet and Knocked off the lid.
each Of which the name Of the boat WAS en- n
graved. The donor OF the elegant silverware
remains unknown.
Memphis Avalanche. March Is:
=, Beautiful spring weather has prevailed dur
ing the entire week and the indications are fay.
orable for continuance OF the same for several
days to come. Should this weather continue it
will be the means of increasing business in the
In good order. bring their cotton to the landing
and they themselves can come up to the city
nan 81 g hs% enespon @
day or two. the present month has been cool
and quite comfortable. but, we may yet expect
The heavy rise in the upper Ohio Of few
days ago reached this port, yesterday and
caused the river here to rise inches. and the
gauge now reads 25 feet II inches above low
water mark The river here will continue to
rise for few days. but no fears may be had
o ct sp g s1e0 W VS. it will Week not ago 60 me
Ohio ct Pittsburg rose. feet 5 inches;
at at,, Cincinnati t II feet inches and at Logis
ana at Cairo rise Of sY incbes Ths Mis-
sissippi above st. Louis is rising slowly. but at
81. Louis there was fall OF e. inches. with ~
river at Nashville rose 10 inches, with II feet
II on the gauge ked river at Shreveport
is declln!ng, with "a 1eet. In the chanDel. Ar
kansas river rose up to 20 feet few days ago.
but is nnY falling steadily, with u feet on the
slowly. aud has fine steamboat stage from
Jackson port to the mouth.
The Cherokee from the Ohio after being laid
up some time with broken shaft repaired and
passed down at noon, loaded fat in the water.
She discharged In the -wharfboat 20 bbls pota-
toes, u bbls onions and a lot. of sundries. She
added nothing as she wanted no freight.
The H. @. Yeager, with nearly a full load
passed down last evening. She added at Madrid
oil cake. Here she added 100 tons oil cake, and
at Presidents Island she added 1000 staves
This about fills her out, AS she hadn't room for
much more when she left here.
The rates Of cotton to New Orleans have been
advanced from so to rs cents. oil cake and oil
meal from 81 to 81 so per ton, and oil from 30 to
40 cents per Dbl
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Receipts of Produce.

C1NCINNATI-Per steamer q Schenck-2 PIX
muse birir NJ DO Barrett 3. Wieman-25 bbs whis,
Bondio- no bbls meal "a bbls -four DelBondioNs
bbs varnlsh j G Clark-ls6 empty bbls Crescent
City Oil Co-350 bbls pork i Dolhonde-2 bbls oil e
peLanzac -25 bbls vinee ar 10 hf do Dohe1ty-ao
bbls glassware M Dietrich-24 txs tters Finiay a.
Thompson--l00 bbls meal 290 sacks corn Glover e.
Odendahl-25 bbls whisky Gottschalk-so bbls po
ton &co17 pkgs mdse Hail. do N: W Hans-5
90 Hart &co--e3 bales hay W Harris-2OO
obs potatoes Keller-3o pkgs mdse L Lyons-s bf
Hopkins-l do McCabe-6 do J Meyer--45 pkgs
glassware M McGraw-67 bbls pork Miller Griesby
bbls potatoes and onions s. coops poultry
Ill pkge mdse F M Norman--75 boxes cheese II
bbls beans Newman & Jones-100 bbls meal John I
Moore &oo o. bxs pals Oechmichen-6 do olis-
hay Chas Pleasants-6 pkgs mdse W e Pfeher-6 do
Rice, Born &co-io bbls whisky f Roder-lor mdse
n r co.. pkgs mdse stautfer, Macready &
do Vinet-50 sacks bran Vairin Mortimer bbl
whisky G Wayne-l0 casks bottled beer L Theu.
ter,loo bbls pork 200 bbls -four 10 hid bacon schwa
meat 10 bbls Schwabacher e. Hirsch-ls pkgs mdse
s Sifers-3o0 boxes candles 100 bxs btters Smith
Bros &co-a5 bbls whisky Schmidt Zieger- 50
n CO. do sciaccaluga-lot furniture and sundries
BATON RoUGE-Per steamer St John--s bales
McStea Value-30 d. 81 Groebel-37 bbls molasses
Richard Miiken 10 DO A Elmer Bader &oo-4 do
Busn q Levert-sundries to order-Total bales cot
ton 100 hhds sugar So bbls molasses
UPPER COAST-Per steamer Mary Ida-4 bbls
sundries to order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Isabel 60 bbls of
molasses Richard Milhken-I2 bales moss OdeB &
Wright-sundries to order - =
PORT EADs-Per steamer Alvin-52 bbls rice s
Haspes-100 bbls moasses B Johnson--30 bbIs rice j
Nelson Gco-55 sacks rough rice Kip & Rueh-sun.
dries to LOO bbls melasses 81 bbis rice So
sacks rough rice - n 5 - 81
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STEAMBOATS,.
NJ EMPHIS.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March 90 at 5 .. m.
II n FOR NATCHEZ.. VICKSBURG
Gresnyile Annapolis. Terrene, He
-. lena, Memphis and the bends
The splendid passenger steamer.
THOMPSON DEAN.
Jas. FL. Pepper master. Frank Beck. Jr., clerk.
will leave as above. paying particular attention
to all way and bend freights. Rates given and
through bills lading signed to all points on
White and Arkansas rivers. For freight or
passage apply on board or to
BROCKETT & CARTER, 3s Magazine st.
JANNEY & WORK, 1O6 Common street.
Through bills Of lading signed TO Little Rock
Railway. via Hopef1eld, Ark.
BhOCKETT & CARTER. Agents.
OcN 81 Magazine street.
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MARINE NEWS.
OTgICR NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, [
March II, 1873.
Cleared Yesterday.

Ship ThOs Lord. Ray. for Havre- Ocean Gee
Nor ship President Lie, for Cronstadtr-
Hall Vaughan
Ship L Gilchrist. Watts, for Reval
X Miller Eco
Aus bark Casmiro G. Gladulich, for Liverpool
A X Miller eco
Span bark Antonio Batet Ferran, for Barcelona
PUG Corral eco
Sehr Della Fine, for Tampa Fa- Master
Schr s M Bird, Merrill, for Queenstown
Norton e. Bell
Schr Sargent Day Nyborg, for Ruatan-
Up Macheca T. Bro
Schr f G Dow, Baxter. for Providence, RI
Union Oil Co
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Arrived.

Ger steamship Oconera, Evers. from Antwerp. via
Havana to Eugster &co--dth dis
Steamship Hudson eager firm New York 9th INST
to A Moulton--2d di 2
Steamship Morgan City, Read from New York, 9th
inst To Whitney &co-Alpers
Brit ship Fire Queen, Corbishey. from Liverpool to
Ocean &co-EsDlanade st I'd dis
Span steamship Beatrice. -, from Havana to
Ranger Fatman &c0-1st dis
Brit steamship South Tyne. Haett from Liverpool,
Feb L. to knoop, Hannemann &co--.th dis
Steamship Valley City, ---. fi0m Florida Ports to
q K POst-1st dis
Aus bark Antonietta. Purovich. % days I'm British
Guiana, t, Tarrabochia-2d dis
Bark Elyin Reed, kairden II days from Bath, Me- to
j * Warner-1st dis
Nor bark Petersen 50 days from Havre, to e
Foerster-Poipt
Schr May Evelyn, Mclean, days from Truxillo to
j Macheca 81 BIo-Pio Tier
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Beiow-Comink Up.

Nor ship Aukator, Knudsen, 81 days from Algiers,
to master
Brit bark Octavia. Purdy IS days from Havre, to
master
Brit bark Wayfarer Hurst, 10 days from Aspinwa]l,
to master
Bit bark Lizzie Berry. Coz eton, 10 days from st
Thomas, to w Whitney
Aus ship Anror Ivancicb 81 days from Lussnpic-
colo, to + 4 al rabochia-
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BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

REGULAR BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs
PACKET.
TRs ~ FOR FLOYD, DELHI. WARSAW,
.hzsg&a1& Crockett's Point Upper and Lower
snsAsasA Tensas and all way landings-The
light draft passenger steamers
w. j. POITEVENT,
]. 3. Sullivan. master,
Leaves SUNDAY March IT. at 10 a. m.
TENSAS,
L. V. Cooley. master.
Will leave WEDNESDAY. March 81, at 5 0. m.
Paying particular attention to all way and
plantation freights. For freight or passage ap-
BRITToN 4 EPPLER, 80 Gravier street.
HITE & CARIIN, 4 Tchoupitoulas st.
LORD d MoPEAKE. As Camp street.
noA If
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OPEIOUsAs.

REGULAR OPELOUsAS PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY at D. m.
r- . FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU-
lEzh sas. Port Barre, simmsport, Church.
vile and all landings on the coast,
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Courtableau-The
very light draft passenger steamer
BERTHA,
NJ. .Kenison, master, Eug. Quatrevaux, clerk,
will positively leave as above. For freight or
passage apply ON board or to
HITE & CARLIN, Agents,
No. Tchoupttoulas street.
Connecting at Washington with line of barges
for Bayou B9uf.
P. S.-Connects with steamer Minnie at
Simmsport for Bayou des Glaizes. fec
REGULAR OPELOUsAS PACKET.
Leaves every r tuesday, at 8 D. IN.
49, = FOB WASHINGTON, OPELOU-
leke&kR sas, Port Barre, Simmsport, Church
~ willie. and all landings on the Coast
Atchafalaya river and Bayou charlottesville
new and light draft steamer
FANCHON.
Il. Fl. Broad master, Theo. John clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
Wy ! BR RIFT n EpPLER 81 eravier street.
r. w. ADAMS, 81 Commercial Place.
Connects at Washington with line of barges
for Bayou Beuf, and with steamer Minnie at
SimsDort for Bayou des Glaizes. jazz tt
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RECrrprs Ar rHR rrw BAsrr.

Covington--Per schr III Pippo--2 bales cotton to
Warren, Atkinson Gco--50 sacks potatoes boxes
eggs coops poultry 143 skids 500 bbs sand to order
Pearl River-Psr sehr Wade Hampton-1oo00 feet
lumber 90 900 laths to W Adams--7 cords wood to
master
Wolf River-Per sohr Venezia 40 cords wood to
master
Pearl Rivsr--Per schr La Bele--26,00o feet lumber
to j w Adams
Wolf kiver-Per sehr Trapsit--15c00 feet lumber
to J L Movers
Jordan Rver-Per schr La Bretonne--25 900 feet
lumber to j F Popp
Biloxi-Per schr Three Brothers---30 cords wood
to order
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RECEIPTS ATT THE OLD BASIN,

LsChnche-Per schr Lake Flower-25 sacks seed
cotton to order
Pearl River-Per schr Try Again-35.Ooo feet lam
Der to order
Horn Island-Per sehr Maud-5O0 bis sand order
Tangipahoa Per sehr Lille DuDn-50 cords wood
to master
Tangipahoa-Per schr Pippo-500 bbls shells order
Horn lsland-Per schr Tres Hermanos---400 bills
sand to order
Horn Isand-Per schr Modeste--35o bbs sand to
order
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STEAMBOATS,.

o P Schenck, Carter. from Cincinnati
st John, McElroy. from Baton Rouge
Isabel, O'Pry, from Lower Coast
Mary Ida. Rniz. from Upper Coast
Alvin Scovell from Port Eads
Future City, Coll, from St Louie. with Darges-r
nanifest-bills Of lading Of cargo have not y
been received by her agent
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Exports.

PROVIDENCE-Per scbr T G Dow-f756 bbls oil
II bbls soap stock 400 sacks oilcake meal
RUATAN-Per sGhr Sargent Day-l0 bbls flour
80 halt do bhls pork bbls beef fierce hams boz
Der
QUEENSTOWN-Per schr M Bird-646o sacks
oilcake 3400 pcs slaves
TAMPA-Per sehr Delia-110 sacks corn 7 sacks
coffee boxes bacon tee lard III pkgs sundries
BARCELONA-Per bark Antonio-ylsOO pcs stave
LlVERPOOL-Per bark Casimiro C-134 pos oak
20 pcs bla-k walnut So pes poplar pcs ash - 200 pcs
slaves
KEVAL Per ship L Gilchrist-52o0 bales cotton
$50 pcs slaves
CRONsT s DT--Per ship President-44Oa bales
cotton
HAVRE-Per ship Thos Lord--4s77 bales cotton
5000 pcs slaves
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IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL-Per steamship Fire Qneen-5O oaks
ale Ra1eshide e. Maes--199s eacks salt 49, 100 fire
-33 do Stratton g. Mayer--5 crates earthenware W
Settle-7 cases ndse Anderson e. Simpson--l cask
hoes i Vests casks hardware Baldwin Eco
so drums soda SO bDls coda crystals A Vzard--2O
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