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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

TVS OabBAss CofroS Patas-=Eyery ex.
ersion ID making to ascertain the precise
amount ofloss ~ The late FIRE, and 10 sci this
important establishment In full order again.
One engine, that remained unihiufed by the
fire. continues III operation, and The damaged
part oftte edihee is likely soon 10 be fegtor-
ed-Pie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

CARD.
mAYc-,.,m,

THF CRAFTY.
b>.rrel, ~ Of fresh -four being 81
81 .ae bakers must give, the eRsaiag
"SAees Of bread for a dime.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

We wnula once thnrd ash u thofe no
Npy TO keefI the dtstnrbeta OF pubic WotP.,p
rom ranlltAiAlly runHit4 up ana u4Wu the
.,alrs of III Nielhodleti church, 70 the great
distraction VI the rerperE1hte part q tue ton'
tfcnaltuhl lhe Law ongllt 60 leach hem man
Hsre. II IheHf parents ilagIeetou 20 W w.
lGFhMM sNr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

Wanted a good BLACKSMITH 10 sofl'n the
Country.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

Ass,,e4r Ill tbett y ,f'tlotk Oh Saturday
n,sHng. pytos IL ltjyk Anj hsEy weather
a., f3rss.pnF 7Ea,ppn, pftuvk The hank about
a. Mjlss ANNA New ORLEANS and sunk The
sarvo rofsialine Of $50 b4iep, snlns sdgarhnd
m~5Isspea WaaAatgaW nut eh phhte, except sntnn
a,,s, 4, he haia which sill be either lost OF
49, ascaI trhe n~assenpefp were All saved
sFhn k,st /. j Total loaa,' 1--WE understand that
tho urili{aeh rendered I'll the assistance III
~ n.nnr ma mil nAlhh n~AhanMHela.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

ra. Iatys.s no.f travelling through
MI. .,,s, ~ ,geni tor ,fa collection uf sub.
y INA reraivipt hew babRtfihers 10
MI. g,,y ari3,as ptcayutSa, daily and weekly
M s.,n,ln ] raw dayein this place, at the
NIsn#t,t |llrfFE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

A.. pal.gf.nt. al tbeEyItlp. haa introduce
Ell n bill to teyo the depsl Iof slaves Ie'aoNe'
H. pIHburIhty{r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24
MUNlgipAL ERECTION.

~. an autAorisnl ia a]bAnunep MI James
Cooper as candidate Toe Nas'f,
piepse a]nh5HeH Carr ~ f hbEptR n
candidate for l9iayof, 81 the nest inHIhelPai
elections,
AN. 49, aalbatItal IL ]sna0nnfs Measfa.
A]ttlohy Mehsvs and H. paotl' 'o' "s'
l~eailuer,
We ara Authorised ta n]hhnlite @toRgt
~ !. candidate tut hgluEtman iur lie
uast election,
Please .naealnta Ne l'ls0fe hAf8atef as
candidate ~ alderman
htso Nj Il. g. CallahaIa 'of town So''7'a'
bic, =. e.o.aa. as1
1'talai e., raoz,n.
Alsr, AIr j3sepb MenE7 ioF 'o"h @''4'''
tlY, as,
We are aythoritoa 70 announce mr. -
Gncary AZ candidate lor J o"0 '"''''o'''
p'ease arrnlnes josft9 FAaetso' ~ can
dflate fuf toHa constable ~ the neat e'o''
iign,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-24

We are indebted 40 our representative Ma
MoReAN, Esq for the following bill relative
to the ponitentiary, INTRODUCED into the House
aud ordered 10 be printed,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
NEW ORLEANS MARKET

MY 7, 1914.
CoTToN-ordinary 81 G; middng g. 7; mid
ding gfar 7Ia7B; fair 81 .; good fair 8! a
TO- good fine 10! cents.
SUGAR-Louisiana 81 It; Havana white o.
a l04; brown 81 81.
MoLAsses-254 % per gal.
ToBAcco-24 4A c.
FLouR-$4 80 37a.
WHIsKEY--Rectiied 10 l9!.
CoFFEE--6 IL
SALT--Sl 35 q / 40.
RlcE--2 81 a 3 90, per Dbl.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15

Daring Robbery.-A pair of saddle bags, con.
tanning six hundred dollars, was taken from on
board the steamer Eclipse, last evening, just before
she left port. MIR. K. J. Boas, the owner, had
taken them Oh board but moment before and set
them in the state room which he was to occupy
on his passage 10 New Orleans, when his attention
was attracted to the outside door for moment
by the falling overheard of an OK, and while he
was looking at the animal, some rogue seized the
seddebags and made off. He was Sd Dby, several
persons to walk deliberately from the boat with
the stolen bags upon his arm.-St. Louis Gazette.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
AS pert as bird, as straight as bolt
As fresh as flowers in MAY
c o NJ Nj E X CIAL.

The CECILIA arrv ed from Cincnnati, last Sunday
and returned on Wednesday. The Lucy WALxER pass
ed down from Fort Gibson to New Orleans Monda v
The business of the week, differed very little from the
preceding one-but a small quantity of produce came
in from the country. 1t confined Principally to
the wholesale grocery line.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15

Killed by an Elephant.-We learn. says the
Cincinnati Commercial, that a man, sSistor, was
killed by one Of the elephants belonging to Hopkins
menagerie; at Mt. Pleasant, on the Cd inst. The
man had forfeited the animals go cd will by putting
piece of tobacco in his mouth, at which he be.
come violent and by one blow with his trunk laid
the offender of his taste dead at his feet.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15

r published in vi suren.-why
VIZ before heard did Well, th,
( .as. that | had tosesd an expres.
2r the Whig; NJ thinking It safe
on nyself, as mJat chance to heal
omy despatched Clsfe, was hot in pur
mas tAen, you bow, Forth smisl
tnroa Unity. When the
h dun fifth, ho brought the
lien of. work to get it, a.
k ID wind Z md those who had
egs we of purposes-wrap'
pa -. hcrght it such piece ol
S4hs lo,s a. pifpetrated, since the
ere'R ra.s 81 rode off without my
each ,on., - land the way rode
here we r' 40 4Rtween me and the
amaze. k"M f& fellow who ia SO
es, nor ,h."'ne ~ he crossed a creek
"Boh 3 W.. .xwet his feet or knew
r. "e prd, have my horse
he Mad r. fning, for must eat
Rgth 4 st les from here, or Sal
east vAh "v1ofc, gether."
nt. In s@~ the s ubject, and at
rs, and AZ WIZ Hub about hundred
er Wboa bid donate to Sal
course. S A. and then would
AID An shot guns loaded
gonder 0I e ex-preacher is SO
d who Il. 'Twero pity not
ave Iabor. OF his spleen.
Erac,s Sra,, WooDCOCK.
u.ueh traF Ine 18th, 1914.
o. oraveTf We, d ysolf OF dropping
Etaia annliss 1,s Sw&s. MScurtain' ,iScs , who
a VIII tion. and ud'9 Tom. onc
- 1As 2ave no political ex-
icl dur ng the present year.
pay dcnsno come off until 1916.
|as times re little warmer,
or~paS. i"iH.-C Coils Tom
ono (Ie,cher are on the track, for
Knot sfriends Of both parties labor
rnA are sangune of success. 1t
@ will be Chef until after the
$ fes. vet | leliev Fletcher will lead
at. or 500 vote. He is sustained
d: Rortion of ,heNation, and those
wri. eir influence, Tom Lefioor is
That ke who are opped to the expend-
for Cor educatiornd the most un-
ps o Of the Nation
,d Vi hrr resurnedav days ago from
o, nv and inforl me that the in
rrd' 5a9nrisbinn COTTON. This is a
ie A. \, Of Choctow sdom and FORE
owtl Nv "Tubbee"ne Nation should
"a h' ant. A. also lrms me that the
pens, ;rsnrs in fineIdition. lnthe
usa a,',sI / thinDwiIl have all our
nlte Ion, we'ai RAINY on the march
ind ior our Natl games is arriving;
ouras custom Oil playing. think
'ne ndohea uurlHy terrestrial so]ourn
well be erection. is the only excite
itled IS out Chogs' spirit and ambi-
S the ind soor to haa great game with
E ngh he Chr kasaDw!tcn the time and
lon pon, lwil! i'm you of it. Pro-
Goals pur Arhnsas ;hbors and friends
&c in witness I. O crops are back.
fxcsl. the bad bess,. ralsis and over
ihH ave q goa u season, We may
shns sufficient ode
t :NanNs1r ti.Wostern Wing"
ias A'r'nSMs gdy attack upon
'InoH L WIN be impregna,es
tSae 4 6prehersive ~, s;cLno.. I
lille yesterday, Wt1 ,nd il 10 him I
10 tk m more annlx,o s,ys ha has
er.ch1 Rn, and he teli.t,b,, i. 10 tv;co
mosa ,., '"e 'ue" Or bullying over
'I4s b; ~ 'no prst OF being com.
oleaa1 "'s MINUS wilman blood is
es ~ are "Fefu,rom the Honk-
~ 'uS'oh so take yo,I up
a. o,er 10 Cap'e-s-hoo-mah he
A3k drop all triflino,r renIv ,,sed
IL 20 o"ou n' I'd Il 10 q crowd,
noSS n WIN ,hfeo cL for the little
HUEE TrTpREE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
II WILL sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
the first day of July next, at my place of resi-
dcnce in Lees Creek township, Crawford county, two
negro men and one negro woman and child Sale to
commence at IL O'Clock, said day.
THOMAS BARKER, AdmiRistratOr Sc,
June 8. 1874 of JAMES q. BARKER, deed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
u. S. MANSlAL'S SALl
June 8, IS4i-iS.

Y. >. MARS .lAL'S SALE.
The United Stf'rs Of ImertcG,
District Of ArhansnS.
WnrINs Il SLsRK,
INuIIsE K JOHNSON. )
pY virtue OF writ of frtr facias, issued by the
Clerk Of the Circut Court of the United States,
for the strict OF Arkassas the 4th day OF January
1914 in the above entitled casc and to me directed
will expose sale public auction, in the town OF
Van Buren, Crawford county, in said District on Sat
uriay :he third day of August, 1874, between the
hoars Of o'clock, A NJ, and o'clock, P. NJ, OF sa id
day. the following described land to wit.-rhe cas-,
half of the north quarter Of section eight, in
ship nine north of range thrty.two west. Levied on
the property of Ing sh and Johnson and sold to sat
sfy judgment rendered by the Circuit Court OF the u.
for said District, the 2lst March. A. D. ls4l
in the aforesaid suit. H.. N. RECTOR,
Terms of sale cash United States Marshal
BY N. Il. GAINES,
June 8, 1874. DePuty Marshal.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
LOST,

LOST,
ON Thursday the 9th inst. at Fort Smith, foar Trea
~ sury notes of fifty dollars each, dated 3Oth De-
cembcr last payable to w. ID. NUrr, and by him en-
dorsed to d liuNrER, PaymRster u. A, numbered
as follows:-lI1Il, lI1l3, ll1l4, IiIl5 They were
wrapped in piece of envelope paper. The payment Of
the notes will be stopped at the u. ). Treasury. Any
person finding the shall be literally rewarded by
handing the to b. +. Duval or Elias Rector.
w. W. LEAR
June 3, ISii-iS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
VAN BUREN,, February j, 1874.

VAN BUREN, February 7, I644.
Mr.. Clarke,
SiR-You will please to announce me in your pa
per as candidate for the office of Clerk of the
Circuit Court, for the county of Crawford at the
next October election. R. s. GIBSON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15

.H.A "aEAtHs Se~~AsH NiS~
the greatest mario State, and
the Legislature to an! thing
pcos think that MI iocIatwouid
hinst The Old He' citing Spck
i know that is ssa put " viii
tha. over, by prs his hf'esfp
T. pess in the Sevierp. Thu Lo-
,of' candidates Nj leld, an the
10 see tha. sh be bss, if
bome of ther be trseA-
set up a Conve.id dhnd we're
Of the candidAs TO subnt !;
hey will be ruld land shatf
re is no doubtpf r electloA
lave but two chdiks out, an
bpport any Denod who run
htion.
lr.illery and 9selfpught lai
we had the thinfrrar (; but TIT
4 Bill Adams, an&omo her Nco'
and suspecting wis was pg Ts,
and blew -the wpo Fol skynRf
tillery found it ou1e riz gatsce
stalk and looked lIa tornaP, ana 81
,d thexoom q spd and bid of s'e'
blsF16, and Rec(cr camd tearlne
- md toic me, i did not sfen ~
16e.lost. Iriz vent dwn au
pny Locos had 4fed At q u'n''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
AUSTIN & CLEGG,

FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
AUSTIN & CLEGG,
S1OW offer great bargains, at the store former.
~ ly occupied by Scott Whi.o & co. They
have just received. per steamer Cecilia, from Gin
cinnat and Louisville
$50 barrels whskey,
so half do. do,
25 kegs do,
barrels brandy,
1900 lbs assorted iron,
10000 lbs castings,
500 plough moulds,
% cast mould-boards,
100 kegs nails,
1000 lbs lead.
5000 doz cotton warns,
10 doz bed cords and plough lines,
10 doz sifters,
q boxes TASKS,
do pressed tumblers,
2 do Virginia tobacco,
6 do claret,
1000 gallons stone ware.
Which, together with their former stock Of
500 sacks salt,
so do coffee,
-.. 10 hhds sugar.
8 do Loaf Sugar,
l ceroon Indigo,
so bags Shot,
- so kegs Powder.
ALSO, O,-Hardware, IInware, Queensware, Bee
cords, Plough lines, Cotton, and Wool cards, Al.
spice, Pepper. Birthstone, Alum, Copperas, Black.
ing and Brushes &C., &c.
June Is, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
Arrivals at the CHANGER HOUSE,

JCNE T. Ed. Morton, New Orleans,
:" e. Capt S. B. Summers.
" 3. X. M. Dewcese, Mrs. Dewcesc, John De
wese, George Deweese, Cincnnati; George Austin
Cincinnati; Jas. NJ. Bell, c. ". David Palmer, Ohio.
I" TO- A. Henry, Beaties Prairie Capt. John Nc
kinney. Choctaw Nation; Judge Doak, Cane Hill
James Terrell
4" II. Mrs. Lowe. Fort Gibson.
" H. l. Yapkus. Beatcs Prairie.
:" 49, w. S. Coody, Frozen Rock, Cherokee Ma
tion; N G. Patterson, Columbus, Ca; j. W. Bates. Pc
nultima John Hill, Creek Nation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
Don't wait for high Water,
Scott, white & Co.

Scott, White & Co.
4 H. Steamer Arkansas. very large s,eck Of
Goods, which they offer for sale at reduced prices
for CASH, or country produce.
700 sacks salt
22O sacks best Rio coffee
30 hhds sugar
80 barrel moasses
10 do loaf sugar
200 kegs Duponts powder
80 Boston cut nails
10 brads
40 cases shoes and boots
25 hats
80 boxes claret
10 baskets champagne
40 demijohns superior brandy
5000 superior Havana cigars
10 boxes superior chewing tobacco
Is sperm candles
Is Imp Tea
10 queenswarc, assorted
25 doz painted bncke.s
10 nests keeers
/ ceroon best indigo
1000 lbs birthstone
! cask sup lamp oil
80 80 ':e", wTs5uns Ts,!,9s and letter paper r.
2 doz horse collars
5 collins axes
boxes mustard
20 gross backing -
10000 percussion caps
$50 pr co,tonade pants
doz handsome shirts
! box ground cinpamon
:" peppers
" aispico.
"a doz London Porter
The above articles. tos.. .ntr with those on hand,
makes our stock r|rargest apd most complete,
ever offered fo-sale in the market. BY prudence.
and ni,en,;sn to business, they hope 10 merit tbs
confS Of their friends. -
Van Buren, March so, ls44,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
FEpoRr mol
CLARKsvrLLE, rsys,s q
May 301s44. (

a. nayo been thin for a long
Pr ,ba a history hn of o. Avemon:s IN
'rr nr;, boys .:y i, were raj that you
tsr gr'' til they sayoa last No.;
Gey gln in, 'nt d,lsrised me
g"o,.I ow when we ara theminorily,
fbo 49, son with e ncanatesiye have
e., ,'ona'e' +. J. Hon asa VIM.
TISe; 'I"; we Inte ,ll 10 vote for
rs,a,I. ra' ne Away Did a hickory
s,a'f' pa | fear il i be tigh, work
Loco s 4's M of that
4 viii t.tstheee.. s'','' \
T |. \ !
50 M !, !,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15

Mr.. Clarke-You ou are hereby authorized to announce
me as candidate for the office of Sheriff OF the Coun
ty Of Crawford, at the ensuing election in October
next. JERRE K. KANNEDY.
April 9th, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
Arrivals at the sscoLUMBUs uorEL.-

Arrivals at the ssCOLUMBUs HoTEL.'
JUNE 7. J. s. Isett and son.
8. T.. r. Kelia, John McAlister, Mr. Snow,
Mr.. Stalum; Indiana.
Z" 8. DR.. Robinson, J. NJ. Watty; Pittsburg.
" l0. Justen Benneaux, franklin Co; Sam. Ia
CERT, Beaties Prairie A. Campbell, do
4" l3. II. llll Sprnield, Mo-; Preston Chandler
Washingto ton co., 7. ii. Prints, Greene CO. Mo-; j. B.
Costa, Fayetteville c. H. Frcschiag. Washington CO
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
CLOTHING AND SHOES.

A WELL selected stock of Summer Coats, Vest
n and Pants.
6 cases Boo,cs and Shoes-just received per stea
mcr Cecilia. For sale by AUSTIN & CLEGG.
June Is, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15

The latest Bonnet.-"l Observe" writes Willis,
ga new fashion of cap, which gives the ladies'
an air
'As pert as bird. as straight as bolt,
As fresh as flowers in May
cap that would fit chiid's double fist, worn
perched upon the summit of the organ of self.es-
teem looking like an apple blossom on the top.
knot Of French chicken. 1t is one of those
fashions whose worth depends upon the wearer
very telling upon pretty coque,te, and very
Ludicrous topping dignity Or sentiment
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
FOUR HORSE rosT COACHES.

From Memphis, Tenn, TO Madison, Ga. ria Holly
Springs, Salem, Ripley, and Jacinto, Miss; Tuscum-
bia. Decatur, Some rville Warrenton, Gunter's
old landing, Mission try Station, Ball Play Ala Rome.
Ga on to Madison, ia At Holly Springs Miss this line
connects South with the lines Jackson Miss; North
with the line TO La Grange, Tenn connecting North
with the line at Nashpille 5iG. Florence South with
with the Rail Road ahd Stage Lire 10 Huntsville Ala
and at Madison, Ca. with the great Southern and
Northern Rail Road line to Charleston South Carolina
portion of the above Line has recently gone in
ration The proprctors intend sparng pains ex-
penso in making this Line equal TO any in the south
western country Their Teams and Ceaches not
surpassed by any,. Their Drivers steady earcrei
and accommodating Exertion will bs used TO give
entire satisfaction TO those who may favor tem with
their Patronage. .
and Fridays. at haf Psss A. ~
ssais 4 BR0TE gRs. -
PreprietOrs ef tLe e'ass ili.i % Holy SFDs~~
Memphis. Ten. July II, ist2--l6.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15

A9pur Noccounts, order was restored in Phil
f&Pfa, 4 svery effort put in inrequisition to fer.
fct = the Anders and briOg them to justice.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15

Vree Rheels to Steamboat.--.The steamboats,
SaAand sl,oon, built in Phladeiphia, have had
spel pked before their engines. The object
IN ~ thrwheel is to turn the boat around in
its okn leah.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15
EorSor; TO TRAVELLERS.

VNHE Subscribers would respect fol ly inform theI
4 lie that they have Just started, and have
full operation new line Of TTi-Weekly,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15

,O' CoUNTy. so, ls44.
Esp .
o"'ey 'his rero Bob Snipes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25

will BIO observed that the largest crops been
produced In the longest The crop Of 1889
SIT 293 bales than that OF 1888 The crop Of is43
1920 bales more than that ofthe previous year It w
therefore, be that the increase for this
the no larger than that Of several previous
The past has becn in every way more favorable
than any before known an early spring. late and dry
fall the picking unusually good and everything
tending towards the most favorable results so far as ex
tent OF production concerned With very exten
sve increase in the quantity Of land devoted to the cult
vaon OF this CROP since last year, and the production
last year. under all the circumstances Of the season. &c.
induce to believe that the crop will yield least
100000 bales This being the extent Of the CROP the
next important thing required is how to dispose Of such
an immense supply.
EXPORTS or CoTTor FROM THE UNITED STATES TO Flo.
REIGN PORTS, FROM lsT SEPr. 1919. 10 3IsI AUG 1874
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25
MARITIME HERALD.
POIsT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER as



Bar1ae. Isabella. Rsarse Marselss Howes Godfrey; Bra
zsro Wa%s Rio jasslo BsTstoW Pope CoBliss
ss ps o'cS"s CHA: sS" T9ss o
,sSe Rf%' hssSs
de zas sn sy n co' e. sSfa sp
AisxsSd,ia sturses Cleamsn; Loand, Clark Phsds
Evcse-soop James Lampher, Kenny, Providence D'e
Arrived.
md.e master SPOKE asd uli brig Alfred Ham
Liverpool Is for s oh S %
was boarded By Capt Wilbur Of the biz Psconc 81 days from
poro for NYork short q provisions and supplied
Pecsnic lost fore iopmas topsaapt mast sprung bowsp
sto.e cabin destroyed all his nautical instruments knock
down on her beam end: cut away fore opgalant backsay
wac complete wreck The John Marshall also suffered con-
sdsby the same gale lat IS 49, Ion 70 3stove bulws
caused the deck leak badly sprung living Jibboo and all
he fore and mzen opgaant sail, blown from the yards
they ued at the tme also stove galley and
Brig Rudolph Grooming Edridge days from st Marks wa
WI Ty. s0i! IS Gys from Has with cot
Bg Bs!dSn, Ba.ss,t daysftom savannsh with cotton
Isaac Mead Brown days from Savannah with cotton
schr Roe Dodge days from Baltimore with mdse to John
schr Washington Wood % hours from Virginia. with oys
sehr Revenue Daniels 90 hours from Virginia. with oysters
sehr North STAR Shaw, from Es,po with plaster to the
master.
One ship, one bsrque, two briggs
Sailed.
Ships Liverpool, Eldrdgs iverpoo Anson Charleston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25
The depreciation will readily be by comparing
the different quotations -

There has been in the NewOr.eans market decline in
prices of about fifty per since last March, and still
greater decline has ytt to be experienced As we have
heretofore stated we cannot how can be avoided
There has been so great falling off in prices that the
additional quantity produced will not nett 80 much in
value as moderate crops have previously This state of
the cotton markets must have very unfavorabe inau.
ence on bills OF exchange drawn shipments to Liver
pool Cotton bills have for sometime past, been much
oat Of favor with those remiting and the complexion OF
foreign markets certainly cannot improve them. ster
ling exchange drawn by good houses, must natural
consequence, continue to command high rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25
State OF Trade.

AsHEs-Pos continue dull at So SIT asa Pearls are
STEADY at 81 O64 a 4 l21.
BEEswAx-There is q moderate demand for prime vel
low northern and southern which sells as wanted at 80
29Ic.
COTTON Shippers wero in market today, but their
bids being lower than holders disposed TO accept the
sales necessarily small About 500 bales only were
taken quarter deduction Tho amount Of cotton
on sale is quite small.
HAY-Common qualities North River bale are held at a.
q SOC. The demand is very limited
WHIsKEy-Drudge casks are very inactive, and sre
held still at 24c Western and prison barrels steady
at 24i 25c
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Died.

On Tuesday Oath inst, after long and painful Illness
LOUIS Francois PAUL BINssE, native Of France aged
seventy
His relatives, and the friends Of the family are request
ed, without further invitation to attend his funeral this
afternoon at II O'Clock, from his late residence Is Walk
er street.
On Tuesday afternoon oath inst. at o'clock, Of con.
sumption, Mr. GEORGE LAMPRY
The friends of the family and those of his
law, Mr. VIM Orpn, and the members Of the first COM
pany Of Montgomery Light Guards, respectfully in
ved to attend his funeral in citizens dress morrow
afternoon at o'clock from his late residence Franklin
street.
On Tuesday oath inst JOHN ALHXRr BRoDELL, native
OF Sweden, aged 80 years.
His friends respectfully invited to attend his fune
raj tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, 100 Third avenue.
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b;rgue Forisn Brem Bremen; brgs Philip Hone Lisbon;
Nelison Fort su Prince; Mary West Indies Sisters B 81
Ss virginia sna Hyder Ali NOreans Grower Mo
,ol. soois London; Hooper, Para; olaws Gbal
bermuda Also, ships Silv- de Grasse Have;
Ch.Iotis ana Hercnlean, NOrleans, aud Others.
from he Lower Bay-Sbip Westminster, London.
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p II L NIX HORSE BAZAAR,
No. $50 Mercer ST.,


49, The Regular Public Auction Sales for Horses,
N<Wazonss Harness. Blankets, &C., &c, will COM
4mence This Day, Wednesday, 25th December, at u
ecocs With Wagons new and second hnd Harness Blankets
varying in price aud character TO suit the different
city and country work. will he sold without reserve An
rysombs and Horse Brushes Also several as. road Horses
and fast Sor Marethe whole worthy Of
The public invited attend the sale and Judge for them
selves. COWAN 81 DIIKS.
tsec =
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Married..

On Tuesday evening, 26th the city Of vicksburg
by the Rev James Fox Col JAMES Roach formerly OF
this city, Of Kinds Miss MAHALA EeGLEaron Of Vicks
burg.
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. T. Rice CHARLES
GREAvEs of Montgomery county, Penn to MARY eldest
daughter Of Mr. Joseph Crookes, Of this city.
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10 hardly probable that tho actual demand on
the new crop for consumption, from foreign coun-
tries' this year, will BIO as large last. In
all the principal markets Of Europe the stocks
on hand were very heavy in Liverpool alone, the 4h
inst, the stock much below one million Of bales
We annex table showing the in this staple
IN this country, since The LIST of September last:
EXPORTS OF CoTToN THE UNITED STATES Fo-