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VNTANTED-A lad about ~ or ID yesrs OF .ge, in
w a commission house whose parents reside in
the city. Add.e re box, No. 800, Post Ofiee.
An10-l859
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% 7o5 Prizes amounting to S89 O7O
Tickets 81 90 Halves e. 90 Quarters / 90
Packages Of IS tickets for 500. Packages Of %
half tickets $50. Packages of rs Quarter Tickets Tor
$25 For Packages or single Tickets, apply at
DIS GREGORY Il Co, the Managers office,
ianlO IS, Canal street, next to Camp st
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$50 REV ARD.

y5u KEN ARD
A TRUNK wss broken open at Madam Shalrs, on
n the evening Of the 9th inst and two poe k"t books,
one red mrocco the other black, with gilt sdses con.
tanning various valuable papers, and note for *44oO
drawn bv Prescott and Buyon in favor Of the subscri
Der, payable on or about the 10th Of March, 1888, and
dated the 18th OF March, 1887 the precise dates not re-
collected.
All persons are forews rned trade for said note
Among the papers is a receipt Of deposte, with Burke
Watt Gu, for IS 70. payment OF which, well as the
note, has been stopped.
The pcekct bonk ia to be left at the counting
Burke, Watt & Co here the reward will be paid.
| inn iO.awlm SAN. 3. WNI.
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COTTON CIRCULARS

" PRINTED mHh the Greatest Erptdtt'0n, ard
in styls unsurpassed in New ORLEANS, or else
where.
ORDERS left at COMPILING ROOM in s.. Charles ES
change, Corner Of Grarer 81 } or at 7 II L E
ERlCAN PRINTING OFFl +.
corner of Poydras and St Charles retts, ~,H be
promptly attcnd,dlo.
r.. n
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ST. MARY'S MARKET STEAM FERRY co.
NOTICE is hereby given, tina, in pursuance oinn Or.
~ dnunce, passed by the Council q" the 2nd NUM-
cpulity, on Wednesday the End January, l839-iooks
of subscription the capital stock $4,000 in shares
of 500 each in said cOnpanv, will to opened Mr..
Charles Dimonda, opposite st. Mary's market We'd
nesday the 10th, nst and will he kept open three
days from 10 A. NJ. until P. VI. on each day. Ten
Dollars per share TO ne paid in cash subscribing.
DlMOND,
SHlGr, ; Comm issioners
ROBIIAlLLE
anl0-I839.
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JOS. NJ. White Esq. yesterday admitted in the
Supreme Court as Counsellor and Attorney, and was
qualified a. such to Practice law in Louisiana,
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WASHINGTON EsAE.H1 EsSsse.fs
Dress T. MasaIerasse Es:skR.

ST. Philip street, between Noyai ~ Bourbon.
~ HE Manager Of HE above named Ball Room CRATE.
Il u his liicuds and the pub.lc io ,he W. ana,
leiled patronage beso" hm lor stvora seasons,
respectfully informs them that the ciAhll: hncnt ia :
been enluigcI tor tie amusement Of veIus, aud I'm.
crgonc immense REPAIRS The bar witI be surIas .rf.
by in quality OF liquors, and the es,n,rnt i'll be
kept by the ubest Kestuurntrur in the United States
The room will reopen on Saturday evening. 3rd Of
November ext bI Il
GRAND DRESS 4 MASQUERADE Ball.
snd will take place usual every tionda,, Ncuncs.
day and Saturday evening, curing the season, VII Gil
will and ON the LIST Of May, 1889.
N. Is. The greatest attention will bo paid to keep.
ing perfect order throughout the establishment. wa
done last season.
octli
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young man by the name Of Brown WAS kin ed
a, Sparta, Tennessee, On the 29h nit, in fray.
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DAGS-l0,0Oo Gunny Bugs, Of superior quality
ID landing fom ship Arno, and for snle b"
julO SHAIL& BROWN, Sc sc vi ES;taz4TTii= =
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4 NDREW SMITH u CO., respectfully lnf,sun
IA their friends and the public IN encr.l, n.,
they occupy the new brick shop, 2Is rchonpitouLs
street, where they keep constantly on hand Coppc
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, of every Description,
such copper stills. kettles, and Inps. tin batl.
ing tu g. aud oil cans, of all and szes, and 4,
other brass casting done at shortest notice.
Grato bars of every description, srch us steam
boat sirrups. hog Chains, scrow Lo't< ani other
kind of steamboat work, such us c''ihncys, br.ec.
or, stcam pipes
They will also do all kinds Of on, door Work.
such zinc, copper and lin roofing aud sulleinp
&C. They above and all other kinds OF woh IN
their line Of business, they will execute Al the
shortest notice. dcc2l
TMBR.LAS. 10 cases muulua silk IIm,,cJ,---
~ large sizes, received t,nm ship Mcrsty, ans Tor
sale by BRIDGE Sco
dh Isl Ma 5nzin! Il
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TIE rRU f AMERICAN.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
u +. w OR Lee ANS:
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1889.
EDITED nv JOssN GIBSON.

The Wing party again dsfeated-There is faction
in this city, comprised Of wrapt up in their
conceit, ignorant Of the views Of our population,
they disregadul Of the feelings Of the country and
reckless Of all consequences, provided their own ag.
randizement is accomplished. This faction has long
been the hane Of the Wing party; ard instead Of conc
ating and uniting it, they arc continually dstracting
and dvidingi by attempts to dictate to the majority.
The latest instance Ibis conduct their attempt to
force down the throats Of the party, the strangsn
rived here since yesterday for the office Of State Printer
They succeeded in obtaining for their favore fre
voes and by disgusting Of the party, have, with
large Wing majority joint ballot, been that
democrat has been elected to that office.
The wishes and intentions OF the bank men.are have
convenen, tool work into their hands; and because
We have declined that honor, forsoo'h to be put
down and ano,hrr raised our head. But we have
much confidence in the Of the Wing party to
believe for instant that they will withdraw their
support from old and tried friend
We have now little advice to give to al hon est
Wings II is this; that for the FUTURE the feelings and
wishes Of the members Of the party in this country he
consulted and respected; without this, we can
hope for success to cause. Hereafter instead Of
licning to the mpudent dctaon Of few spectators
politics. let primary meetings be called and delegates
be chosen conduct the affairs Of the party, and to i'll.
| sure concert of action.
| Cancer, has never prevailed in our ranks. We
have ever had annnyances to which, from the state
Of our organization, or rather Reorganization, we
have been compelled 10 yield. These annoyance.
consisted chiefly in tho assumptions Of vain ano
coueci,cd men, who, dressed in little brief au
thori,y have been ready to en, the mos
fantastic tricks. Let the Whies-the genuine
wings whose industry aud captsl are identified
with the interests Of our great commercial city
take their uffnirs into their own hands, and submit
no longer TO the petty tyranny of these presump
,nous lordlings, who have contributed more tina
all other Causes com bined, to The division tina
existed and still saem to exist in the whig rnnk
II is Notifying to us, as a whig, to think thu
we have been defeated in m impnrtnn, clcetur-
one calculated 10 test the durability Of the viii
principles Of members protesting to be Wing
We care not for the emolument of The Office {
public printer, but wo did think, as an old an
faithful co-aborator in the arduous struggles f
. principle, in which we have ndenty engaged #
years past, and long resident of the city, that "
had some RICH, to put in a claim for the oific
We did not antci pn,e Jefea, from an anal ga m;
y ton of Wings and Lucofocos, which sh"uld resu
v u lhe choice Of Loo,f ocn.
Y
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To the twenty one true Wings and s,aunch
friends Of the Legislature, whe voted for US os
State Printer, return our sincere and heartfelt,
thanks. To those gentlemen, who CALL them
selves Wings, but who 'vnted against us, and d.
rectly pnd indirectly for the democratic candidate
say, GO and join the democratic. RAJ ss like men
but never again impose upon aud deceive those
who put confiJerco in you.
Amend thy ways Qsnlemen, amend thy col.
duct entirely.
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= PERM OIl.-500O pals. winter strained sperm
y OIL Just received and for sale nv
ialU SLOCKE l. Co, 8 Front Levee
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rRGNlLyH 1MrgEMARY

kIk1AitsNssEI3 r.lIL!WArY
n wv uihic are fr; tectuy informed TINS nsli
d tuition IL er"cled on The most inprn, ed plan, and
III an airy and most adj lrgbie situation, in the iauhour
Franklin, upon the rai I'd, one mile from he assis
s'lpi,
I lie building is large | most cnmmuslinslv divided
min njltHcns, for keep separate different ciasscs
and crent diseases.
The institution suppl with the most skilfuJ and
attentive male and lennla nnseg und speaking tho va
riUus modern languages.
Private may he had hv gentlemen ut five dol
lars PEI tnv. nc'nd!. attend neg, &c
Terms i'll the mary wards, iva dtllara nor day.
Slaves also Two dollars. Small pnx in the ordinary
wards, five dollars.
All capital surgical Operations extra.
The ;',s!ent pa, siru Is DR. Weddc.nan, to whom
pp,tlicHlion for uimlssan must be made. Or 10 DR.
LnAeinbciE, No II Ramrnrl street. npl9lv
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l / AVANA COFFET.-86 bugs prime green II tt, ana
1 tulte, !aIdins nom brig Sms,n, Tor -nc By
JOSIPH coz kAY\F,
dHi p EfESjcT 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-10

CASH BOXEs-5O Cash Boxes Of our own manu-
u facture, far superior to the English for sale by
jal0 LOCKE & Go, Front Levee
W7HITE LEAD-5OO kegs, No in store for sale
/" nv s LOCKE y 20,
ianI6' Front Levee /
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81. Charles Theatre.

Benefit of MIR. LAKIN, his first and only appearance
THIS EVENING, SAN. 10,
will be performed the beautiful Play Of
Rory More, MIR. Larkn,
De Lucy, Debur,
Shun Dhu, HARRISON.
Kathleen. Mrs. Harrison,
Mary OMorc, Debar.
Song. Mr.. larkin,
Scng, An Amateur.
National Airs, by Orchestra,
To conclude with the new Piece Of
TURNING HE TABLES.
jeremiah Bumps, Mr.. Browne,
Jack Humuhries, Finn
Edgar De Coulcy, Detar,
| Mia. Knibbs, M,r. Plnlncr
| Patty Lnrkins, ilar,ison,
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TO MERCHANTS.

QTMERCHANTS can haze a BEAUTIFUL Clncu-
LAR struck of four hours Nor1cE, BY MH,"g at tie
Comp,ing Room Of TRUE AMERICAN PElsr!sG;
OFFICE, st. Charles Exchung", adjoining the READ.
Room al Corner Of Gravier street, or at the Print
ing Office corner Of Poydras and ST Charles streets
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lht 'FIS tn New York, Tor sal. by
d-I ANDREWS i BROTHERS,
30 Camp
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{ hA - Equcsl. ian Exe,cnes every night corner
~ of Con!& AMI Hospital r.e,s, by an eminent
company of Equrs1rsIs.
Vu'~irian Manager, Dir. Minn,h
lang Nmser, Word
i''"u. 7nuth> n.
Doors open II rnst O'Clock; y. ,furmanc-
m"hr' N 7. Admtnnuc, Boxes One dollar Children
IN II licr. PIT Fifty cents. DIS.
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CA * Y)S

TLOTHIN(;-l cnse sauiinct Pant; do scarlet
~ aanuei Shirts. for sale ny
ia4 SHALL L. BROWN a6 Magazine
PEPPER SAUCE-I5 boxes. containing Is doa.
L each, in tore and tor sale by
ind SHALL l. BROWN o6 Magazine 81
SPARS-300O niche. spruce spurs, and 100 piece
- sticks ahoa,, and for sale by
jul SA J = WHITNEY. 70 Camp II
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~ PERM Candles lou boxes New Bclfurl, inst re-
~ ceivet and for sale by SHALL. Il BROWN,
do 96 Magazine II
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STEAM EEOAT' BILLS.

STEAW EEsbAE ESEEI$.
hWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS Of STEAM
~ BOATSa hare their Bills sfrnck off, i" o"r
or more Colored Inks on Plain Colorcd Paper wih
despatch, ard .farornMc Terms, by hnring Meir
ORDERS at TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner OF
Poydra- and ST. Charles streeta.
Nava9-tf
I1AVANN CIGAKS-Rrctived from h. manu- fac.
l tory i'll Havana, .snrinlsnt NJ 3Jt ,nU Cigars.
Of the best qualitylrabucos, Rcgatia, C,nonns for
sale by FAR1,S,
ia7 II & So Gu tom House 1
TUNNY BAGs-35 bale. g bushrl bugs in s,Ul {
VI and for saleh y q DORSEY,
jn5 Al New levce
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TIE CAMP. Mr.. Marble, who is equal to any
ono we 'havei ever seen in illustrating Ynnk co
character, and who 10 moreover an exceIlrn,
general actor. takes his benc6, a, the Camp to-
night. Mr. and Mrs, Barrett aid him in the neat
farce Of Perfection, and Mr. X. Scot, plays the
part Of Michael in the Adopted Child, part in
which be excells and which is filled with honesty
| and good humor. Between these pieces, Mr.
Marble will exhbi. his versatility in tragedy and
farce ennc,ing the arduous characters Of William
RoIIa and Carwin, and winding up with his un-
rivalled jump Of Sam Patch. Mr.. Marble is a
correct delneator of the broad 'Varmoun,-r,' and
and is wi'haI modes, unpre,ending gentleman
We trus, that he will be greeted At his BenrG,
Adventure
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-10

n rn r. JANUARY. The 24t anniversary Of The
battle Of Orleans, distinguished in the nnnnls Of
arms for it's decision and unparalleled carnag.
upon the o side with trihing loss on the other,
was celebrated on Tuesday with the usual pomp
and magnifcencc. The day was overcast. bu, was
pleasantly warm, and although the atmosphere
was rather humid, no rain fell. Tho customary
salutes were fired and the military. fire com.
panics aud school nssociaans woro all on the qui
r.re to make the mos. Of the gala day.
The Battalion Of Uniform Com panirs attached
10 the 4th Regimen, turned out about 400 strong
and presented most beautiful appearance. In
equipments and discipline they have their
periors in the Union. They were reviewed by
General Gnncs and afterwards by Gov. White,
both of whom expressed the greatest qualification,
at the precision and excellence with which the
various compa MES went through the different evo.
lu,ions and the thorough discipline they had un.
dergone. gAF E&.
II the evennr s-vera, companies visited the
Theatres, and presented u handsome appearance;
-.hoir guy u"forms oon.-as,ing with the not less
gny, hut more delicate appendages necessary ,t
off She beauty which the sons of c 'lumbia
! were sworn to project. General Gaines with
| number Of the Veterans OF 1914 attended the st
Charles Theatre where they were hailed with lout
and hearty cheers. The day closed amid gooe
feeling and the usual hilnrity Of holiday. y
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JOHN V. CHILDS,

JOHN V. CHILDS,
ENGRAvER AND COPPER-PLATE PRINTER,
No 3, Camp st.
WILL engrave and print to order, bank notes. hills
w Of exchungs bills Of Iadug, diplomas, uercau-
tile and via: nc cards. nouri consular and counting
house seuls, door rlu:cs, silver ware, &c. always
hand, assortment Of silver plated und brass door
plauea.
Ps Carlr printed from plates already engraved.
unvpO
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-10

VINHE Orphans Tyre: a collection OF glccs and rn,r
j es, suitable for social music parties. Clubs Mc:
selected IRON the celeb. aed composers, and
ranged with Piano Forte accompaniment, new ed
ton.
Also good collection Of glres, by celebrated corn
poscrs. for sale sgl orby the quantity together with
u variety Of New Music for the Plan" Forte, for sale at
reduced prices, by ALEX ToWAk,
iaJ 40 tamD
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FRED WILKINSON.

UEPU II SUHVtTUH 6tWtTEs q IUUIo1NNH'
nFFERS his services to III" public il. The depart
" ments OF Surveying and Civil Engineering, both
in town and country From considerable experience
his profession. and by promrness and hde, in The
execution Of business entrusted to him. he hopes to
and receive share of public patronaee tiew'l
also and calculate the contents of wal and
cava,ons. Office No Charities street. second story
hnck
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-10

lFE PRESERVERS-A00 Goodyear paten, i'm
proved Life Preserversist received, for sale by
jal0 WHlrlIDGE Co, 7b Magazine st
DUSSIA SHEETING5-ll bales Russia Sheet.
IL ings, for sale by WHlrk1DGE u 70,
j.lO rs Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-10

TINHE Company will meet i'll the Committee Room,
L Exchange Hotel, this evening, at 2 o'clock pre-
csely, Tor the purpose OF elec'ing Cornet.
Lnfa. cite square, in uniform on foot, for drill \ 4
BY Older Of Capt. Osborn Cros,, Y
janl0 jon GIBSON, O. >. i
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-10

In the House two additional clsrks were elected.
A number of the nj I'm bers gave notice that they
would introduce bills which shall be- not iced if Of
any importance, when introduced.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-10

Our allies Of the Bvo, say thu, in judging
Of men and measures they will 'lenn rather TO
the side Of the feeble than the s,iong." Will they
no, he compelled then to give Mr. Van Buren, an
occasional lift? 1t certainly accuses him Of inca,
pacity and imbeclity in the administration Of the
RoVernment.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-10
COMMERCIAL,
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES,

January 3
ship Messey, Webb, for Mobile. Master
Ship Clifton IDgcssoI, for Liverpool. John Ansley
Bark Cossack Freeman fer Marsses Ashhridse jenkins
Brig Wave, Whitehead, for Nassau. Chase Dixey
Brig Etnpress. I.tefed, Baltimore, Master
Brig Emelins. Pitman, for Bristol Bailey
Brig Majestic, Amcs, for st Marks, ga ZIP Whitney
echr Sabina. Moore for Havana, Grooming 4 co
6shr Axis, Al.sn for franklin. gs Master
6ehr Gov Arnold, SWAIN for st Marks, Master
sehr Sun, Burrows for Mobile, Ashbbrdce 4 Jsnkius
Steam packet Cuba, careon, for Galveston.
s. Boaat T. Hawthorn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-10

5tUKlSTHAS and New Years Gi:i>--A Tow of tho
~ English and Ameri all Animals, sill to be hut
nj thu Rouk~ tore of ALEX rOWAR,
Where a large assortment oflhs b"ok, suitable for
the stnA-l can b.. had. Il at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-10

E>LOUE.-6O0 bhls landing from steamer Nortn 5lar
L a;J Tor sale by u DORIS Y,
jalU a. New lcvee
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NM iiISkEY-lun barrels rtcird, for sale by
w JIO G. DORSEY, A. New Levce

I AKD-n00 kegs landing from steamer Osweso aud
IL for sale by u DORSEY, "a New Levce.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-10

NATIVE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
A SPECIAL Meeting OF this Socc,y will be held
"A this evening at o'clock, in their room third s,o-
ry ofthe Msrchans Exchange, Exchange Place, front.
All native Americans, wishing to become members of
this Association invited to attend.
jal0 LOGGER, Secretary
8 LATES-Just received ; cases OF very splendid
- Welsh States, hard wood frames, for sale BY
DAVID FELT L. to, p Char,res at
ial0 New York Stationers Hall
A LCOHOL-l2 barrels Boston Labratory pura
"A Alcohol, now landing from ship CoI'mhiana. und
for sale by JARVIS u ANDREWS,
jal0 cor Cannon t. Tcopoulas ITS
NUNNY BAGS-so,ooO, ., q and 3 bushlI (iunny
" Bags for sale by
jalo S&JP WHITNEY, 70 Camp vt
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-10

The Legislature yesserdrday elected as public
printer. Mr.. St. Romes Of the Courier, on the
first ballot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-12-19

At SO early a day, after the name Of Gen. HAIR
gfsos has been presented to the Wings of the I'M
ion, as their candidate for President, it would be
hazardous, to make any confident. prediction Of the
result, Of ihe coming contest. Such presages Of Ifu-
tyre events, more especially as they concern the sue
cess or defeat, Of rival candidates, are not unusual,
and, for the most part, are founded upon vague re-
Election, loose and imperfect Information, or, upon
the common propensity Of " listening, with credult-
ty, to the Whisper Of hope. It will, howeser, re-
loice those, who lament the evils Of these times, 10
learn, that there are indications, in interpreting
which, there is left little room for error, that fur
nish strong reasons to hope for reform-to hope,
tba, THE broad banner of Liberty and the Consti-
tuition" will, once more. float above the walls of
the Capitol. These evidences, it is out of our pow
er, now, TO lay before our readers. We say to them,
that the Civilizations Of certain Administration papers
al this nomination, are either the ofig-
norlnce and folly, or the false pretensions Of hyPocri-
sy. From every quartz: Of the country, now heard
from, come the proofs Of gathering enthusiasm.
And it is, in the course Of things, tba; it should be
50. Gen Harrison is a man Of the people. He
has served bis country, in the most arduous duties
of civil and military life. Tho integrity of his pri-
vate life is unsupported. Untainted as a politician,
he maintains, before a people, ever ready to honor
those, who have served them long and well, in the
popular profession of a soldier, the vantage ground
of being untouched with the shafts Of malice or en-
Wy. The public mind is not poisoned, by calumny
of his public conduct and his cirtue, as a public
man. The impulse of generosity, that wo I'D re-
ward the Patriot and the Soldier, we have reason
to believe, will not be turned aside.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-12-19
BALTIMORE MARKET.
From the baltimore Patriot OF DscsfaoT II

CATrLE.-Prices paid this week varied from
IS, so to 81 per cwt., according to quality.
LIVE HoGs.-Therc have been several drOve'
offered at 81 per cwt., but packers still decline
purchasing, considering that price much too hl;n'
PoRK-Wagon Pork, of prime quality, is ''
ling from Stores al Sc, so per cwt.
BAcoE.-Sales of prime Western assorted bs'
con at 8 cts; prime Hams at 0 to 10 cts; MO
dliugs at 8 cts; and Shoulders at z TO u. bal'
mere cured Hams at l2d cts.
FLoUR.-H0Ward Street Fzonr.-Afterth the pun
~llcation, on Saturday, of the new from Englanu'
by the steamship Liverpool, the market became
unsettled, and holders offered to sell freely on that
day, and also on Monday, at 1915, but without
finding purchasers to any extent. On Iuesdal,
sales were made from Stores at $3.50. wen
This morning that $3.50 is the general Store Pr''e'
although we hear of one or two sales yesterday :
s5,44. The Wagon and Car price is uniform =
1925. CITY Malls F7our.-There was a SAFE '"
Wednesday at 1915.
WHEATON, Monday, sales of good reds wes
made at Sl,l0. On Tuesday, sales OF very PuI W..
reds were made at 81, 10, and on "Wednesday ~ ".
OF the same description were made at sI'V" :"
Thursday, and to-day, sales of common 70 p'I =.
reds have been generally made at 81 to si'u. H.
the early part OF the week, prime family bout "uIs
was sold al S rs; on Wednesday, there was - =
at Sl,l4, and To day we quote common
white at 81 to 81 Is.
CoRN.-On Monday. sales of new white 4,
made at so cts; and Of new yellow at % anu
cts. On Wednesday, and yesterday sales ! %
white at 45 and az cts; and Of new yellow :. /.
and 81 cts. To-day, sales ofnew white at % s.s
and some parcels, not dry, as low as Az CTS .I;,,
OF new yellow at so cts. We quote new =
dry, to-day, at 45 cts; and new yellow at 'V""
RYE.-We quote nj Sc and So cts.
OATs.-We quote to-day at 81 and 20 Gus w.,oa
FLAX SRED-We continue to quote the "''
price at 81 1919. o-t,l
PLAsrER.-Sales made this week at $3.50
$3.50 per ton. .u
WHIsKEY.-On Monday, sales ofhhds; m's ale
80 cts, and bbls. at 80 cts; on WEDNESDAY, i d
of bbls. made at 80 and 81 cts; to-day On Fl.
hhds. are making at % cts, and oo's' "a. IS
Early in the week the Wagon price OF bols' !, gj
cts; IL has since fallen TO 25 cts and sla"''
to-day, exclusive of the Dbl.