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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-26

ITO PERSONS FROM HE lou NTnY.-Now that the
has arrived in which the diseases OF the skin
brought maturity and most violently the system and
thereby duplicating III, lning membrane. Of the stomach and
forming the gems and ducpg ecay ia
chdrep) all and faal se Of the
m ach aud bowels that help terribly to fill up the bills Of
mortality
Dr. WHEELER, - Greenwich street, with much sati'fst
ton, has p hs offer remedv the ratve
efficacy Of which, twenty years has stamped
ing tain. THIS Basam OF Mos ao is composed Of vege
table medicines Of the healing harm mixing
cal as to oysrc2m. he disc OF the
Complaint, Spmodic Gaelic and inf animation Of the
mbranes, &c. &c Dr. Wheeler has published
virtues thar his Of ,teo restorative,
copy which he will be happy furnish atuitously
Lady Gentleman. d., Vine, leI Bssam has the peculiar
feature thai is exceeding pleasant to The pa
late, that children will esg-rv take it, which, to s ii guar
efficacy render family msdicin. invaluable Dr. hee-
Ter the lowing references
lavc the he standing and Of ble Of his
Bs:am of Moe ,teo.Is Ward. NJ G. Wsschestsr; Gen.
e. p Morris, Mi T.. Mares, u. g. Army; w. r. Halle
John G,wod Eq CAPT psrey'tsI oitos paeas, Sheridan;
Esq; Charles O. Kechum, E,q. and many other, of squ
AZ ,ndnp msec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-26

BY CAHTEK Y Co
SToCK OF NEW CABiNEr FURNITURE, CHINA,
&cNFnday goth Nay half 10 o'clock, in .he sale.
,of chars bureaus rockers lables warobes washstnds,
book cases. and every other desirable article forming
wohmanshp Also toilet dinner SETS tu1blerI fable
past 10 o'clock mas 2tsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-26

ms I'm cod issec belw, en- Well a, Pine SITS,
apartnershp would be preered) with able
stock exchange broke by young Of good ad
dress brought up Pearl WALL snd well
ted with who will give hrs undivided
ton Can command 5000 dollars, with facilities All
city co, fl e, tiai.
Peasc address L. M. X. at the Herald cffice
S-A obbivg house Pearl street, wishing active
partner with this add tona capital and doing safe bu,ine
would suit, house estabIsht
wonld not be obi cctIonable. m6It
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-26
PRIVATE SELF.CURE.


DOCTOR JORDA N's Specific Package, Nos. and O.
- for the prompt of diseases, any
either Of foreign or domestic origin but have teen
fully tested for the last vita
Each package requisite for the Of these
dseaes, orerly adapted the varied s3mtoms
MED by The Monitor treatise maladies,
wbe every direction with all necessary advice these
packages the onginal for the suppression Of
qauackey and frfm their we'll known popularity have had
hos; Of mlt Guarantee In whore additional msd
lines are qured 10 further charges made; Pie $ each
Persons ordering by letter always paio INST whether
the required for orrhol vensral disease
free.
Doctor jordan, Specific Packages enable lie iatent
make without suspicion.
Sold only at Drug Store 60 Prince street. d Marion
street. few doors OF Nblos Garden Private
and Offices for consultation COX Marion confirmation Of
Center street dnof below drug store. m26 m.r
MEDlAL-How gratifying i Is To the proprietor OF
A1 the Hunteran Di peIsaIy, No. Diviion street, when @
ctntemplates the useful lives he III, saved by the of
The celebrated Dr. Hunters Red Drop and the know ledge
him OF h' heiug saving many thousands
rom horrible DEATH enough to Tpay him for ali hse-
ertons to ben. fl manti3d those who be foriu
nate as TO b. asorng une disease that timely pill
his no in wsrar.ng perfect and harmless by
to CONSULTING where the mid may CALL consult
tep,rt in pvate proving the Doctor iend well Ply
m26-Itsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-26

IS NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
THE Popreto If this we'll known beg leave to in
form the pubic that 10 addition is former thsy
have erected splendid fountain supplied by the Croton
eIert variations he
er With large saloon for promenade ePi rsfre.hmen,s
Also extensive Promeosde outside the walls Of the
e commanding view Of the whole Bay the Nanows &c.
Price OF admission l2 for which refreshments wi n
b. furnished - - I-n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-26
BENEFIT or HEIR DREISBACH.
EXHIBITION
POSITIVELY FOR THIS DAY ONLY

~ DAY. EVENING. May Ssn. Al the AFOLL0
ROOMS!
Messs q LODER and J s. MASSET Principals Of
the New York Vocal Institute beg their nten
on Of eiv lntsllec ua and Musical Entertainment,
which the forming advanced class Of the Inst
tute, have kindly consented TO assist
Inc perfo finance ~ commerce wifh
LECTURE ON MUSIC
Which will be delivered by Mr. Loder. with Musical II
limitations by The CIass ard Professional Tslspt
During the Lecture will be sung the following compo
sitions
Greek Ode, BY Pndsr.
Roland the Brave composed in the time of Charlie masne.
Ballad. written by Ihibut, King OF Navarro celebrated
Musician Of his day. performed with the original
al accompaniment
Tocorclude with Grand Vocal aud Instrumental
CONCERT!
- In which Mrs + Loder. Mr. Raw mond Mr. Massst.
Menrs Mnsgrf Vioopcello Derwort GuItar and Maiks.
VIoiBist-will appear toze,her. with tho
Gentlemen Of the New York Vocal ipstrute
Tickets Fifty CensTo be bad Of Messrs Lnder End MISE
the Rooms OF the Institute Lyceum 500 Broadway
tbs Music Stores and the Apollo Rooms III, night Of
performances. m2i 3sk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-26

GKANU VUCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT
S'GNOR T: LACARCEL; from SPAN. Professor Of the
Orleans Havana and all the pr ,epal cities here
bes lea 70 announce 70 the public. that he will sive
GRAND VOCAL AND INsTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
IN this CITY, on Monday Evening" Nay 29h the Waning
MRS E. LODER,
MIR. ERNST,
Mr. TIMM
49, - & SIG LACARCEL,
Who will perform his Var AR Cen renoia
with Finale la Pagapni string with one
hand only which created such in all the cities
where Sgnor Lacarce played his way N York from
South. ms 3tsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-26

NAUTICAL, Mathematical aud Commercl Academy NO
~ 81 Cherry stare taught BY improved hods and
true prneios, Geomsuy, Geography, Autonomy, of
Globes Phioso, ply Optics Loga hms Tngonometry Navi-
cation C9msee use of apa all other n.tIu-
ta Architecture Of all kinds. the difficult Of Bridge build
made Engineering and su veying OF every ktd-
Of rrass, au lie ana longitude asd
ming lines ing rivers inaccessible Practically with The in
stu nenfs in the fields the practice OF twenty Trade
for life and employ with high siere-Whser and 9th
getting thousand learn those and
do the
Automatically system The mathematcs, commerce &c.
Mensuaiion Gsupng with rods and full pactici
Matht mates, wi the greatest facility Young PEE
p,r for Naval Officers Tactics, OunRery, Mechanism Me-
ch,nics, &c tauRi t no h day nd evening.
lnsuments and Observatory for practising Classss6 AN.
to9H m.
By CAPT. NJ. T. HAND, Professor A. r.. A. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-26
MIR. DEMPSTEK,


MISSES CUMMING,
HAVE the honor they viii unite in givirg
IL Vocal Entertann, the Society Library corner Of
Leonard and Broadway Tuesday soth Of May ting
soSGs.. BALLADS DUETS.
including Lizzie Liad. Crazy Jane Bonnie Anos
ain Fi,e,de" Bhs Of Absrfeldy" What. a the
Lonely Aud Wife PPM with you sga,n '"Bpd Boyn
John Ande Jo" and other melodies hitherto
troduced.
Tickets Fifty Gents with Proaamme. containing the words
O. the ne and less emilir be had at the Music
Stores and the the evening of me
Doors open at 7. entertainment to commence ats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-26

7 A GRANGE PLACE-BULL'S FERRY-This delight
~ rl summer resort formerly kept by Mr. John Pouson
since his decease been continued BY Mrs Ponson Mr.
hen M Anne who ready for he reception Of
des and yl.lton splendid steamboat regularly (ee
recreation be found The bar with
wine. and liquors
splendid ground the place. and companies on tar
get eIcuIsi cannot be better where
ELIZ sBETH PONSON
m26 lmsr STEPHEN NJ ANNETT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-26

SIX FOR LIvERPOQL=fo SAL z7th ,,Ispt-Ths
h698 frat class sai ship He BIZ, Captain Wright will
Escear day and sail to morning, SATURDAY.,
the 9Th her regular day Her accommodations for I'd
cabin PASSENGERS superior OF the packet ships and
the tssase will be at the lowest rates; only
med number III be TAKEN those wishing TO
berh will make early application board the
ship, at pier IL East kiver,trto "
JOHN HERDMAN
81 South street
~ BPssssse from Great Britain and iceland, all
times DE 'ecured tbs regular line Of sailing
from Lverpoc and drafts furnished for any payable
the principal throughout the United gdom on
apple . above. M ltr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-26
Tp9MAS BELL, a, Agsp IN ;neer.


BENJAMIN M00NEY. Auclionesr.
FANCY GOODS, PERFuMERY. te.e MOONEY
lots Of French aud German Fancy Goods STRAW and
leather Eelicn.es gt and stee chains ard
looms hdk fancy pipes brushes silver thinble
ing hair oils pomades soaps pen knives csndsck
ase capes viops and guitars, hair brushes &c &C. Caa
l0eues IRE now re dy. m26 ltesc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-26

PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER
By f. SUSER, l75 Broddcag, (Baserpemt,)
One Door from Courtlandt street.
- r. SUSEk, Bootmak.r, .nl maker OF Lasts an
s4ey Five" Of Clercc Of Paris bess leave inform his
friend. and all the snateur,s gel.lemany ehsus.ure
materials all that city made in by his
the CleIce whose numerous customers
sUSER'S boots and lasts belor- despair being
ses" in New York. after the ncei latest Paris fashion
Also, the genuine Paris Jet Black varIish sold.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
Fiat dc In Eouisiaue.
COUR DES

COUR DES PREUyES.
En- vertu dun ordre de Ia cour des preivea
dams ct pour Ia paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge,
II sera eftert en- vente pubfique a Ia nialson
de cour de la vile de Baton Rouge, par lie
soussigne, juge de paroisse,
SAmEDr, lie Is avriI ptochains
d IL heures du matin, les e~sclaves abnarts.
pant a la successaon de VIM. Fl. Young, dc.
edo, viz:
Ned, bon forseron ct charron, agG de 40
ar.
III, tanneur. t%orroyeur, negre d'habitation
ct %LlFeir, age de rs ans.
age d % ans. '' 'o''
de- so a..
M~ary'onne cuisiniare ct servsnta de maj.
son, agfeae Is ans, ct
levy hgre d'babifation, age de 50 ans.
toNDlTfes-Un credit dun ct denx an,
en- oiIiels ehpssts a salts faction. ct PAYABLE en-
pahqne, gaTaai par privilege du vendeur ct
hyP"n9que lnlu'au Placement final, ct Id pour
Sei II q m ,ars's' res m ntd s;,s.s,,n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
ETAT De Ia LOUISIANA.
Couf dr. T%roisieme Observation-Disclosures
fEst Baton Rouge.
Sarah Va, Kelley,

William Kelley, son mari. J
En- yertu dun ordre de 1ert fac ias, lance
dams lie process ci4dessus %jntitule, par Ia cour
DIN troisleme district judiciaire, tenu dams ct
pour la paroiase DIST Ba.oa Ronge ct adres-
Sc an sheriff de Ia dits paroisse, il EZRA yendu
eli yente publiqhe,
MARDI, lc Q mai ls43,
Sur les lieux, a II heurss du ma,in, tous lee
drolts, titres ct inter6ts du de feniant dams ct
a la propri6tt ci-aprea dderite, savoir:s
I'm certain moroccan do terre situc dams
cette p%aroisse, sur lagueI g deneH re le dtfen-
deur, con'enant deux cents yiDgt aspsns, plus
Oh Iuoins, avec toutcs les baiisseg Ell ait,tlio-
rations qui sly trouvent. borne a Forrest par
des terres vacantes, au nord par celler de
Nettlse, a Fest par celles de Knox. ct al sud
par serres dc Rawls.
De plus, leg e~sclaves s~uivans, %savoir:
Billy, age de SO ans, Lewis IS, Nancy IS.
ct Sos ienx enfans Edmond age de 10 ans e,
Eliza de- 5; Cinthia 81, ct ses deux enfans
Mary Ann agte de 3 ans ct Tanner d'enviren
un an. Nsubles de maison ct de cuisine, us-
~tensl!ss dc %labourage, &c.
Abandonne par lie defendant pour satisfaire
J%ugemeDt, inttIGt OF frais dams lc rroces ci-
iessua dtsigne.
Conditions de In ventc--comptant.
L. c. NORRIS.
% mars 7 Dep. Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
- r. TX a II IL H,
p,onorroSs.--Nous lisons avce plaisir

pp,norroSs.-Nous lisons avec pla's'r
dams IL National Iatelligsncsr de Wash.
;notop. sous la date du II dc CO mos, que
l. Capt. b. l.. Benll, du second regiment
do dragons. a ats promu AL grade 90 ma
Tor 4 brevet, en- recompenss do u ra,ear
don't !, a fat preuvo e. dos services qa.l-a
rendus dams la guerre centre les i"d'ens
ds n Floride. Nous somncs ega'emeh'
heureux do voir dams 10 meme Journal que
par une tout au-si honorable rnlson, 'eca'
~pitaine r. II. X. Whitley, eflc'ef q TOT.
dominance ct prtctdenment Ter ''s"senan'
dams 10 I'd regiment d'artIl'sr'e, n ese nom.
n,4 Captains C~ommandant, ct que 70 Isl
Lieutenant Ripley A. Arnold du 2ns re,
alment de dragons, a etb tlsvs au grade
dc Cnpitainn a brevet.
To,,a ceux oui connaissent ces efi'clefs
dont IL premier etait nagosrc, ct les deoH
.,,,res sont encoro on garrison q ba'oh'
Rouge, se rtjouiront sans deute de Ia Ia
vonr' bica mtritte, que leur a fate le goh'
y,rnement.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
ETAT DELA LOTySIiSE

Co~ des faroisse dEa Bdton
Awge.
En- vertu dun orr de phon: for- aas
Preuves, dams ct pour <parojsse d,Es, pA oes
Rouge, il seFa vendn pase soassiraS ;n na' 5a
Paroisse,t
MERcREDr. 5Al ls4s.
a l'habitation de Thonia c.,
terres hautes dams ce;te par j.
ci-apres d6crite, appartenah p,opaae.e
de feue Jane Harbour, decide eSSaoh
Tn moroccan de teTre gu B.. ~
toutes les authorizations qu.,. So
sur le Bayou Manchao, cogS,a aou an.
cents arpens, plus gu moinss-a.ts.a1
les amellorations qui sly trouVs."
De plus, qniIZe escIares.
CONDITIONS DE La vEsFE.a
La .erre d IN credit de I,2, B 4 e
flater du jour de Ia rehte. ps' q
Les esclaves a IN credit de 1.2, 8 ct
du Jour de la vente. en- billets endosseshs
payables en- bsnque, avec hypothe .ue SUI
propriete jusqu'au payment final. I
CIT: TESTER,
4.mar6 p. Juge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
CANDIDATES.

Il Mr.. HUEsToN-Veuillez annoncer ID
ticket %suivaDt pour la prochaine election mum.
cipale:
Pour Mairc-James Cooper.
Membres M Conseil-Dr. B. F. Harvey, A
Duplantier, II. Babin. A. Monget, A Stuart.
Constabls-Joseph Morget.
Pour Trtsorier. Colleeteur ct Asscsseur-
SAML SKo1 FIELD.
aT Mr.. Ifueston /: Veuillez announcer Mr.
ABEL WADDILL, CONNIE candidat pour Marie
a la prochalne elect on.
" Nous sommes prize d'ennoncer JesErH
J. Pho CONNIE eandidat pour constable de
vile a la pronchaine tlectlen municipale.
IT Mr.. J. HUEsToN--Veuillez announcer
i1ERKE MILLET, CONNIE candidat pour cen
stable de vile.
Veuillez annoncer Messrs. HENHy Tom.
Jos. MENARD, ct B. w. SEocoMB
pour menbres du Conseil aux pro-
chaines elections.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA,

Cour du Troisieme Observation-Disclosures d'Est
Baton Rouge.
Mary Gayle, tpousot
80 vs., No, 1913.
James D.. Stuart. son mari.
u Janyier l643.
Jugement par deiaut ayant etc rendu ct
trols Jours Juaiciaires s'etant eceuies depuIs
la redd!ti0n du dit Jugemeat, ct lie d. tende IF
ayant manque de pafaitre pour rfpondre q
cette demaide; ct ayant etc prouve I la cour
cue les aifalIes de James ID. Stuart, 10 deien.
feur SOM trss-emoarrassGes, ct ayant etc
aussi dtrnontre que la ~piaignahte a Giabli "a
Cause par ia iol 81 residence dams Ie process
hxe auJourd hun pour etre JUICE. II est done
ordonn.t adjuge e. decrcte que Mary Gayle,
la pIalgnanle soft separee ell proprlele de- son
mari James ID. S,uart,et qu'eiie ait l'admInis-
de sa propr1ete Sc par. 9 !; Ii est de plus
ordonne, adJuge ct decrete qu'ei.e recouvre de
son mari, James ID. Stuart la sonme de vingt-
neuf cent ct quarante ptastres, ct qu'elle ait
hypothe aue legaie sur la propri,te de.son dit
mari, y d ter DE fannt- 1867, ct qu,elie colt
d. clarae la presrietalre des ~eSeiaves s%uivans.
cothme sa proprlete paraphernaie, SAVIOR:
Juba age de "a ans, Slse y % ans, Braxton
IL ans, Dave 9 ans, Eliza 4 ans, tans 2 ans ct
Harrison un e%nlant, Mary l6 ans Margaret
A aus, Charles l3 ans; Sarah 10 ans, Adai,ue
ans ct qu'eiis reeouyFe interet legal sur
somme de vinst neuf ceat ct 4uara,te pias.
tss a dater de ia denande jud,ciaire ct que
ldefendeur pale les trals du process.
ISAAC JOHNSON,
Juge du BE dls;ric.
bur copie conforrae au Jugement origina.
# 25nars 7 A. WINTHROP, %greiier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

n'en est pafb que pen de- barils SUI III mar
che, Ia plus grande pnrtie ayan, etc enyo
we MI Nord. Mons cotons la superfine de
% 40 4 8 SO H. bnril.
Prodaits de iOucst--sans enlargement.
Whishey-Tres calme d l6 liz lie rec.
fife.
Ios ct corde d'emba1tage-Ies ptix
sont termes--Peu dr v-ntes.
Set-Les vsntes 4 botd ont ets tres u.
m,'ees, elles ont Gu lieu d oil le fin ct 81
cts. le gros. Les prix en- snagasIn sont les
mames.
Caff--En demandes tres liinitees unx
prlx portes d no darnieres c6tes.
Blanc de ba1sine--.New. Bedford "a 4
25, Nantucket 22 4 %. lie stock asst tres
attendant ct plus que suffisa nj a la demande.
--AbeaIs de Mercredi.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25
E7AT De Ii tOfist1yr

pARoissE D'OuEs1 BA1oF Rouss.
Eente pdr ordre de Ia cur de. Pr.ur,s-
En- vertu dun ordrc de IL Eour des pr..v..
&c cetie paroisse, il sera vendu par 10 Juos
solssIene ct ex-officio encahteur.
MERcREDf, s assril prochain,
au bureau dn dit juge, une terre since i,,.
cette paroisse,, conteaant IN arpen, ct demi d.
ace au henve sur duarante srpens de profon.
aeus' res llgnes l%atera!ss ouvrant d'snyfroa
trois degrees. La dita terre rendue srec for.
ses Circumstances ct Expenditures pour fsira
cesser l'indlvision qui existe enfre I.rapss
Sioiaison MS ct les h~eritiers de la faus dam.
Celeste Bernard, sa mere, decide.
CosD~. Tfoss-slc1o Compliant, ct Ia bara,,s
en- ,ro,s fernnes annuels du jour de Ia ven,e.
en oilIeIs enaosses a satisfaction. pnrtant dix
pour cent d'ipteret apres tchsanea A. 49,
theqpe sur IL terro jusqu'au par parfan nsiex-
r IA fA
Anafe ls43. p
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-25

June EXECUTION AUX INpEs.--Un,
tSlIs intituIes Bentley's miseellanies "a p
pop l'anecdote suivanir concernant UNI
cSt'tion capitale aux hides:
IN chef iudien nomme Dervallnh Sur
hatiii commandait da ms I'armee sngIaist
les tcts auxiliaires indigenes. fat accuse
oaVi trahi les Anglais svec Icsquels j
inafcit cemms raltit Ell rami. II parni
lori ne pendant Ia lecture de l'acte ar
c"sa'h; mais II reprit toute son immobi.
'i's '"fie le verdict do cuIpnbiin6 fut
p~'o'oh A ces mots de Ia sentence :
'Le csftnn6 sera place D In bouche dun
canon es'gd d mitraillc, ct Y receyra In
mort VA TN regard triumphant sur ses
a'''S " "Aens compagnons d'armes, qni
''t'"o'"'set tissonnalent antonr do hi
aa Pe"sfn sort qni l'atiendait. lie 90.
ne'a' a"sA paraissait yiyeinent emu.-
Surhai se;.ait cal,ne mn n;l,en d,.,,
on sasSta vers le lieu de l'ex6cutinn,
10 eohPao'hAy chant au miIieu DIES ra ngs.
On lie pIaGs une cert,ine distance du
centre oe 'hpps. Iln'y await ii nj Ger.
#cueil pour restir |e corns. u, aacun am,
pour 'eh'eseEette precantion await etc
Jngee lnnl,'f' on await bicn calcn,s ct
prevu quill sch psan,;. a. ore ca, ,.s
.rs e'sPe'seS 9sndraient Ia pAture DIES
bt'es ct DIES oisx ,e pro;.
Les .'''pes INT rangees en- hataille
el ~tof'nefo", u"te, ouvert dun seul 60.
'e' oho p'e'o 'hnon fut introduite MI
ceh''e - les ""eurs SO retiterent pre-
cipitammens derrfies rangs. r., nr;sor.
nier recnt Pordras ncer Ia q, ~,
pas 'e"' 81 "SS"fe'prevo miliiaire prii
""' ''''e P""s "'sr 10 condamne nh
,"''" 'o''o ~mnlhearenx Surlrst
"e''n"' grace de ne pas
e'fe ne. lie se"e %Disentit. LIE pri.
S''"'e, 80 WI RS hi ct hi fit lin
| geste de reinerc,mhnE1l x....ua..u.
ee' "'"' \ DIES Europeans,
us ~ ~" prev6t, ct apfes
"''" 'eS' yes que cslui CT hi
donna pressure c~ovnsne,. s,rh,t
marcia couragausen nj, /. c,.,,;daLla
instrument de mort. RES aax"....
tire fembuuchure, sesraa...I,...a.
ietta I'm dernier regar.. H.. -
"a tote sur la piece. A,.ama ;..,..,
lie signal est donnt, ntcF 4, L,n,;a.a
un nnage de fnte, iso.aat.n. a,; g,
r%etentir les HiontagGesa'a., oa.o.
cernnt que toni e;ait fia
'Queiques gouttes de ~ AZ
bris d,sperses, d peine rcerS ,h,as na,.
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dams piu-ieurs comics par fpaI. L.
nuages forn,es par cetse sihstni
Production erfraWdinaire al.
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| field, dams la caroline oa NordHI
f.. Caldwell n recuite aimee dn,,
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LIE bill pour Greer n cour bel /,
matiere crimineIle 4 subj hier, b. I I
debut fort vif, sa trois,eme iectDt., I /,
adoptn par la chambre d n ME j !
deux contre un.-Abe1iIe du eli
Tn bill pour reduire les salairese m J,
p|oyes de retat Went de passery
qnelqu $ jours, a la Chatnbre desc. i
sentans du Massachusetts.
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II ne s'est generaIement fat que 'Te
peu d'afaires depuis notre derniere ri
Les n"uveIles que l'on attendat d'EuI h
par le Great Western, ne nous etant Is
encore parvenues. tontes les operattons--
colon ont ste s~,,spendues. We
Coton-Afrive depuis lie ID DIR ce,sra II
2 G. 7Ol bales. Expedite dans Ie meme eBa
pace de temps. 5,5ss bales, ce eni "a
une reduction dams. lie stock de- 1918 bas
les ct laisse en- mains y compris ce qni s
trouye a bord de navIres non encore expas
dies anjourd'hui, urf stock do 1sa,743
bales.
Depuis notre rapport de vendredi der
nier lie calme IL plus complet a regne sur
lc marche au cotton, les afaires des trois
iours reunis ne sont pas snffisantcs pour
~constituer les transactions dun seul jour.
Cette inactivite prnvient, ai1si que Gus
lie disions precedemment, des hauts Prit
demandes par ies detente,,rs cni ne v%eu!ent
rien dininuer de leurs pretentions' anx.
auslles les acheteurs Sc refnsenf d'gce6def
ct surtont q rabsence de nohyelles d Flu.
rope pour les gulder dams leurs operations.
Les ventas depuis vendredi dernier Sc com.
posent de 5000 bales settlement.
CLASSIFICATION DE LIVERPOOL.
Louisiana ct Mississippi
Ordinaire ct bas, de a41l2
Ordinaire. 4 7 a 3 Id
Bon ordinaire, 47l8 a 6 Id
Bon ord. ct petit %courant, Z liz
Petit courant ct courant, 8 a 8 ia
Bon c%ourant, d 0U
Sucre-Durant ces trois dernlers lairs.
les acheteufs ont tres Increment opere. les
ventes Sc %coinposent d'ensiron Il0O baut
| caats a nne hausse de I'D cent sur les prix
des qualities orainaires ct cnifantes qal
| son, les qualities saf iesquelles la demande
a pri:acipalemeSt anunt. Les douvelles
| qhi. nous arrivent' do Nord snnt. t~onjonrs
tres favorabIes, ct pfesque toi,s les achats
| de cette seniaine ont 6ie expsdies yers ce
point. Nous cotton aujoard hui de 3 III !
S Ia les qualities extre.nes.
MeFGsSe--Cet article ayant et6 en- &c
nanda ties active les pFix en- ont angiden
lie. Nous cotens de Il a Is seion Ia qua
lite. lie stock sur la leYse est ties fable
| Nous n 'avons etc informes d'aucune won't,
stss hahiiation.
Farine-Le march6 a etc tres calme
aons nsavnns entendu parler d'aucnne ven
te pour l'expedition. Les arrlsages ont en-
core ete tres ~irnporsans, nais dependant