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~ 1' ss'''.'s' W me e'A'es OF norm LAR
Gina ana Virginia In relation TO the Portsmouth sn'
Roanoke Hail Road Company.
sppearr that s t length sscd BY this company
shsf they are In the o! their IN the House
ofcommone Of North Csroliua. "iasorenf utterly and
ASstssy -" He therefore introduced and through
the General Assembly Of Carolina entitled "su
reoreanixe the Portsmouth, Roanoke Rail Road
Company
Ihs act was referred TO committee OF the House OF
Dleesns OF Virginia BY Mr. Baskerville OF Meckenburg,
with Instructions In the following words:
Resolved, That act entitled Fan provide for the
Reorganization Of the Portsmouth Rosnoke X. X. Co.
psssed oy the Legislature OF the State OF " T. "n the eth
I.ns.ry De referred 10 the C. Of r. l. with ins,tec.
eons 10 IN their opnion the Interest Of the
o"" ana inc indiidas1 steeseoiders gensay would be
promoted ey the passage OF the act Aforesaid by the Gene
rd Assembly OF Va
Resolved, That said COMMITTEE shall be Of OPINION
WET ths act alluded IL IN the foregoing resolution o1edi
NOD 10 be ranheo by the Seneei Assembly OF ihs State
ea tne soed De 10 tne interest o. the STATE the moi
noeh"sAhoaes ana creditors tha me properly OF The
eompsny oe SOLD and business De suspended on sad road
shall be the further duty Ut said company To furnish
Pan any can DC oevsed ey which passengers and pro
asos may De projected egns eAoriion by the petersburg
company
Aef isootio"s examination OF the SUBJECT M Co"an
suom"ee 'ne iouo"ihs report presenting state OF sen
when nue. 'uuy sustans the statement OF The counse!
iot sne COMPANY IN CaIohna'
Inc committee OF hoacs and lnternsi Navigation have,
aeeofdne TO mad under consideration the above Re
sounons anu beg leave TO report appears to your com
re tn.1 'ns S'ae mas s'oeh IN me portsmouth noaa
~ ~" No"e So"Patr w WV amount " S<'ooS"' anu
SAID company sindeeted TO the state IA account
loan, 10 the amount OF SisSuuv including interest,"
MASKING, IN W. ABOUT S4so.ooo II iuiherneFs appears 10
your at ,ne said company IN Their report 10
oo.fo raone WORKS al the emo OF ne hscaI 10
AsSi, saed thei debt TO be s2s9o-that iher annual
pos" now progressive increase OF iher deo' o' the
yess-snd thnt' al Tue present tune, II amounts 10
1ois. isAe rom me pfesent aeot ss<'sso' he "'lg'
~. oeo'. ano s.e wiz remain SSSt''<' "nch Is me IN
crease tne eeot between ne SUN oil september, 1884,
rno tne Jun Ssp'eser, 1914 pefiod OF seven tesrs
Dioe $500 oy 10. number OF year, ana II sp2ear.
10 committee that the average increase OF the debt for
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sss,s nesens ef psspdsv. deps,,,isa 10 NJ Pa
% Monday, know when Il woeA Be his pessnss toe.
ceise .ihe Espire Cab~ His prompt aud disaited -
ply wss "Nsvra, NEVER! As citsens. shall Be happy
SEQ any Who may happen 10 belong 10 that any
Sthef Club; hut ~ Club. cannot see them."
Quite different Mr. Tylers nosions oi propriety.
a. hc received the Club Club the white ouss. liz
tened TO sspeeeh from Captain Ryndsr made IN reply
and was escorted BY the Club TO Faler's Hotel
Immense nSmbes leaving tho city BY every rgalar
train Of aud By trains which put reuis
ton. and yet The ass Of hoss who .s, here ssskins
Office. 10 legion.
For tho 6rst my life, saw the two partes la The
Senate to-day separated by the principal aisle enhance
the Whxs TO man being the left Of the Presdsnt,
and their opponents the right.
There 's much complaint and smonx some
OF the disappointed Col. Butler. " Kentucky expected
to have been Secretary War; and had his upon
H. and Mr.. Saunders, Postmaster Geuer. aud no had set
his affections also upon n the Cabinet OF coursr
they feel mortified and however they may endeavor
strain an expression OF their feelngs-snd Mr. y scarcely
attempts Disguise hi-heir immediate friends do not feel
bound 10 resrsin their erngs and accordingly give vent "
them IN strong and indignant The Tenncs-
zee has member ct the Cabinet well the
gives great offence ,hcse States think en-
ned To consideration the hands OF Mr. Polk whilst
Cave Johnsn's claims and rather
VI them, provoke rrmsrks. This 10, however, Il.
'y matter, sni must be settled by those whose affair
OT.DSCuOOl,"
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NEW HOOKS

fRoM RANDOLPH q Co.
No. ~ OF Hsipsrs Illuminated edition of ,h. Bihs
embracing the latter portion Of Chronicles and the fra,
halt or more Of II Chronicles We need pououoe, no
eneon,on on the splendid execution of the aucsl p, If
this work.
From Randolph Co.. "vestges OF tho Natural History
OF Crauon" This work presents q condensed view Of
the wonderful n,oderp discoveries Of Geology aad n, Kin
dred scnees and 10 able and udicous Of
those discoveries and statement deductions from them
Alter Astronomy, Geology imprcsses the mind with the
most Sublime pons OF creation and the Creator The
tendency OF the work scsptical as has been
From Randolph & Co.. "rhs Chimes" by SIR. Dickep.
good we suppose, Of coarse.
FROM DRINKER & MORRIS
The American Review" No. ? "a Wing Journ.l) The
primary object OF this work. while il also largely Jea in
Literature and Science, Politics. and the establishment,
oi standard Periodical tn expound Wing doctrines md
10 observe with and DELHI ration than can be -.
se'ed by the Daily Press. the progress connection Of
political events and the movements Of Party Such work
10 much wanted and this promises TO be all that Is desired
We most earnestly recommend il the patronage OF the
Wing Party.
We acknowledge from Mes.rs. Randolph g. Co. Jsm.s
novel, Corse de Leon" the Brgand, represented as
being superior To any OF his later novels las without reading
II we are sure II cannot De worse.)
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The incident related below is striking and
would in another case, have been even affecting
Had the Public seen an ex President whom il
esteemed for his public services and virtues. and
his conscientious discharge OF the duties of his
great trust. thus cavalerly treated by the Captain
OF Steamboat who but little while before would
have omitted his trip altogether possibly. to render
service. or to pay compliment TO the head of
the nation. IL would have revolted a, the disre.
spect shown TO the setting sun! Had it been
Washington, or Madison, popular Indignation
would have bazed out But it happened 10 be
John Tyler, and nothing perhaps-(for ii is the
minor circumstances that most truly indicative
OF the truth )--nothlng could more unerringly
mark the popular estimation in which he is held,
than that this disrespect--perhaps rot intended
either-;o the ex-Potcntate, instead of being re-
sented by public opinion, was the subject OF uni
versal mirih and jest at Washington and Bal.
timorc The Captain had to be in time next
day. like other travellers.
Never would we have had as much to say of
Mr. Tyler. nor have expressed in word. the indig-
nation with which his conduct has inspired us. nor
would We IN the connection ever utter his name
again. but IN the hope ut Impressing. and from
sense OF duty 10 try tn impress, upon our younger
cOuntrymen at least the Importance district ideli-
ty to public obligations, the ruinoIs consequences
OF dishonest ambition, and the in.ahhe and heavy
Tetribuiion that overtGkes al last all who merge
country and duty, and gratitude, and pledges, in
unworthy and grovelling considerations OF SELF
Love FAREWELL TO All ny GSEIrSrss."-The
Washington Correspondent of the New Ec;k Courier and
hnluirer. mentions tue following singular incident:
MI. Tyler has already experienced the oG1pr of
greatness Goes long after the possession 81
power, un~ohiiy exercised, has denariei lie had
day made his arrangements leave cr me residence
Virginia. and had given notice tho master o the
boat plying the route TO his hone that effect
Accordingly, day after somewhat coTemunious leave
taking he proceeded bag and baggage family aui
to the boat, and his dear reads believed him gone; but
they were doomed to disappointment \ ter spse
thirty minutes lie returned 10 hs ecen; quarters Fulcs
having driven the distance at mile the boat
ding and found the boat had gore OF
before nc reached H. But four hours before this
cured ne might have thus delayed. The boat would have
waited MS pleasure. The incident have forced upon
his mind, with overwhelming effect the READ les OF the
change IN his position, which iose hours had
accOmplIshSdn
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GRAND ETHIOPIAN CONCERT.

LATHE Ole Bull the greatest violinst Of this age and the
far famed and justly celebrated Congo Mecdsts. We
understand that tho abave talented will have the
pleasure Of appearing before Richmond audience on next
Thursday evening. at the Theatre, and from what we
have heard oi their performances inclined think
that they superior To any that have visited yet
In fact, Little Ole Bull on the Violin il acknowledged by
Professors Of Music be the grcues vonsi Of this age
We hope the citizens Of Richmond will give them their
patronage not only Of their superiority all
Others that have visited but from the fact Of their
ing lost all their wardrobe wearing apparel, music
scripts &c, Re-, by the destruction OF the National Thea.
ue Washington and very escape OF their losing
Little Ole Bull. More anon
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A CARD.


0sass~ss-In yosr paper Of yesterday. writer, ovs
shs ssas'are Of "a citsen," hes nominated =
tsdsss Zoe this city 70 the Legislature viii you per
NIT -. through The channel. to inform "A Citizen.
that he has ~AkHp W rsr wross rAs~ssKs -'hs am
noe 10 my ssvsasy fret year. end having never been In
psblic es Dina ids tsfs comusncs-snd there
Zee msst decline ths no@inadon. However. a. have
ben brought forward. wil BY the way Of hint, Say
few words what may be The result in the present
contest.
Mr. Lyons and Mr.. Brooke continue to be candidates
may happen that neither OF them may be elected will
therefore. Mess,. Editor, make enquiry Will be
contrary for tho friends Of those gentlemen To
have meeting and let who Is the strongest -
merely eek for infor,naiion-snd hope don't inde.
Respectfully your. JAS. II. LYNCH.
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REMoNsTRANcE OF GENERAL ALMoNTE-u

MS DEMAND OF HIS PASSPORTS :.
Tie letter OF IL SreRErAEIo bringing the first authen-
tic oil the course fGen Aimonie
oil the Presidents signature having been affixed 10 tat act
ct eowardy aggression weak aud friendly Power and
OF unqualified apne, known the Annexation Of Texas
will be read with the deepest interest.
The country now secs in prospect the probable
consequences OF that deed which the European world and
Chrstendon will class with tho partition of Poland. In
the ordinary OF events nothing prevent war but
The imoeciity OF MoNcothe very fact which ought to
make every American blush at the want Of magnanmity
IN his Government which has forced quarrel upsn help
less Power sister Republic too struggling with intestine
f.uds,
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PUBLISHERS, n. S. MAIL.

PUBLISHERS ". 3. MAIL.
BULLETIN SfTURL.fy ca ard SUNDAY 9h-i2 oidsrk.
'6NHE following New Works received so hours
- In advance Of any Erpressin the country
Bv this DAYS mail.
No 10 Mrs Halls Sketches n Irish Character I9l cents
Nos 70 and - bunneRan Catholic Bb being the conclusion
Of the Work. each i9l cents
The Scarlet FEATHER Young Chief Abotrne. by
Professor Ingraham. i9b cents
Part ~ Fiayius Josephus IS cts
hos ~ and "a In iapers
Tale % TdaI- NY Mrs opIe. 2s cents.
LarrLv
No. 81 fitters Living Age; RAJ cents
Al the Philadelphia, the New York and Boston Weekly
No. 90 Harper.' Pictorial Bfbsr IS es
Hary barefoot The three Temptation by Prof Ing ahso
19Icw.
Meredith by Countess Of BIessingon author Of Iou,
ss6a; The Magic Count seco Venetian Tale trans
lated fom the French of Roger DC Deauson "a! es
i9I e..
The English Egypt ~ Nh. Poole; ?; -.
The Royal Sisters ni-torief konsnes ~ he Middle Afs-
tn. Fsshionssle wife and Unfsshonaus Husband pym
rhe rau.ns ny ida Countess Hahn IIahn-,raa.
Ist-d from the German 0s ets
White Lies and Pale and True or the Journey London Ny
The and hi. Family by the author Of Tale. of.
O7ara Pamiy-eheap edition. IS cents
Woman the Ninsteonfh CeniuD; by Margaret Fanesos
Judoa CAPITA: BY Charlotte Rirabsth--2s cent.
Ctshanks Omnibus Vehicle ior Pun froc viii nom.r
The Comic M.eesuy for 1875 BY John Poole E .ubo,o
Cecil OF the Adventures Of Coseonhreueraly aursus, a,
Hr v u Ruver author of Pelham, &C. &C.; rs cents
B'aetwoofs Ednsursh Masszine Cor Pebruary; use II Z
o aNnsh Of The seal of Tbs Mysteries Of the Thee cu.s
No. The Wandering Jew. Hsrp.n edition, 81 ca.
Tse American Reve~ Wing Icarna or Psbrusy Is4s 50
Al The mcnaay sssarlse. foe March ~
HaLprv WELLER,
Conductors PubH.hors' q, A. MAJ
los Mats of Main ana tttA a.
Nhs kvsv Periodical ssa wot Of n~a for si.
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HARRISON CoNcREasIoNAI p,srs,Cr AGAIN

The msil OF yesterday spptses u.s. that Judge Duncan
having declined. Col GproS DsArrR CAMDEN OF Clark
burg has been nominated by the Wings Of Braxton and
Nicholas, aud has aceeded the call II Col Camden IL
eordia'y sustained in ksnswhs snd the southern end Of
the District, there Is no doubt OF his success
distinguished citizen OF kanswha, Col Benz. II. Smith, was
the st nominee OF the convention which uJse
Dlpca but declined
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NEW YORK.

The Inspection Elections in progress in New York,
and display gratifying state Of popular feeling. The
Wings not only maintain their ground but in various part.
Of the State have made strong acquisitions. The Wbig
'pint every where firm and recovered from it, lempora
~ depression 10y the November defeat Its beyond ques
""" tie most powerful opposon Nei0 administration has
ever had 10 encounter in any country under Constitutional
Government
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rLAolfEMlNrs FRAlrns

committee has been appointed tas already announoed
in the House Of Representatives Of Lui.inna 10 inyesd
gate The Poquemnes frauds and their report Of the facts
only - about to be forthcoming. Mr. Perkins. the Chair
maj" announced IN the LIST tina; the Report would discoso
frauds III the deepest dyew
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MEssRs. POLK & TYLER.

The following narrative exhibits o marked contrast be-
tween the characters Of these personoges-muci to the
advantage Of Mr.. Polk!
CLUBS" NOT TRUMPS.-The Washington cor
respondent Of ihe New York Journal Of Commerce, IN
speaking Of Mr.. Tylers exodus from the White House
says
The Empire and Eagle Clubs escorted him 10 h..
lodgings, and tomorrow they will be ready 10 scconpany
PRESIDENT fok from the Capitol u the White House.
II any desired TO know how the President Of the a..
states treated such combination tho Club lei him read
hr. OldseiooPs letter ,his morning. Thee "Jscobin
Cubs whether they exhibit the RfD smRr OF the "fed
cap ore among tho clements Of revolution and destfue
iloa end the Irbuke which Mr.. Polk gave the "ESSng
Club will. we hope. produce good efeet-U s. Cos.
Tine following Is the letter alluded 10 abovei
WAsHIseros, March 8, 1Sl5.
take great pleasure in relating q circumstances which
all will agree rebounds greatly TO Mr. PoIks credit II is
stated hat the famous, Infamous Empire Ceb which has
Inquired somewhat more consSicuousy here for two days
past Than has been agreeable 10 those Of the party who have
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IHE NEW hostages pILL..

We publish the Material portions OF this law. Some are
several bad-and one at least ridiculous and oious
Why shouId subscriber a newspaper living 30 mice
only ' ess) from Richmond. be exempt from Postage on
H. ~h'e subsedbsr 81 miles distant pays the old po.ss
But no.e h, reafter
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CI'LpEpER

We authorized announce Ednuid Brcadus -
again Candidate represent this Conay: clear head
anG sound heart. whom the People Of county will still
continue, ,rast long delight honour.
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NORFOLK CONGRESSIONAL. plsTRIc,

In this District. Mr.. Atkinson, the late Democratic Re-
preventative, and Mr.. John Tyler Jr, the same parry
are candidates. Wing Convention will meet which
it's supposed will put in nohination Ro. H. Whitfield,
Of Isle Of Wight.
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TEMPERANCE.

Mr.. Cough. the celebrated Lecturer on Temperance
from Boston, has been in Richmond some days. ad
dressing immense and admng audiences II the success.
of his efforts should be propooned the applause which
his powerfully sustained ora,ory excited it will be gre.,
indeed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-11

10 tbs Eliors Of the Wing
Genismen-l was much pleased the proposition of
IAN Original Wing" in the paper of yesterday IL seems
to me 10 peson the only efficient mode OF recouciling all
parties and bears its face evident fairness The only
thing needed complete IL, is that The variou. candidates
should express their Willingness abide by meeting or
dissent from it. hope We shall hear promptly from them
HARMnNy
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We hear ofdissenuoss spo,;syvania which threaten
the loss o tie county, closely contested best, Is there
way setoc difficulties CERTAIN 10 prove ruiuous
thew are not tsrnina.sdP
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HHLN0 cRE.sH nm BITTgR gLNOID SOgr
We acknowledge present Of hoso first rate articles Of
'hsr Kind from Mr., Rou-sell Of PhoJrphn through his
agents IA this city, Mossrs. Gaynor, Wood & Go.
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jade puaesn having declined the nomination tender.
al hiHa 10y ,he Wing Convention. undsussad verbally
tia, 'ae wtes likely to concentrate upon Gileoa D.
Cs.sssn. Ia, of Harrison.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

VIE n""c's'R"tu hh'WB iotileu " tOpartncr.
- ship with Ms brother, MI Samuel H. Gordon, bushes.
of the win future be conducted vyc
firm of W. A. = w. Gordon WILLIAM oORDON.
The services n The Hous rendered
Wheat and fiour-on which liberia advaaccs wnBe made
MI o. n. Montague superinsnd sales Of
Tobacco eonsesedto the fIousc. mhti-N
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"A Student OF the University" forwards a strong re.
iua ton OF the exnggeraions OF writer in the Enqu
rer who signs himself "Junias" (Lneus laeendo
We were fully prepared from previous information
ceive the curious detail OF which "A Student, fur
nshes but before complying with his wishes request
him to supply his real name, in compliance with rule OF
the office. The structures OF "Junius upon our owu
course IN respect TO the University feeble and
poinileSs TO excite any other feeling than conemp, we'll
as too unounded; but desire present the Public the
truth and all the truth. concerning school for which has
been heavily and is sn taxed. establish and support
few facts touching the PToeos dutes and
in addition TO those sent, will be acceptable.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
TUESDAY MoRNiNo. MARcH II. is.s.

WING ADDRESS.
Copies Of the Wing Address may be obtained al this
Office az q, so the hundred.
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G.REENnRIEn

Col Elisha Callison has been nominated by q county
Convention the Wing candidate for Creenbrer aud has
accepted the nomination.
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MONTGOMERY.
SPnTTSXINANlA

James + Preston Es brother Of the late dis,nsui:hs
member, is the Wing Candidate Tor Montgomery.
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KiOOer'S Prize ONCE


Drawing Of the Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No 10
25 &c so 90 6S II Z 20 IS IL g. 40 -.
Whole Ticket Nos. &c 10 Is, prize Of 1000 sold to
a country corfespondentby BIGGER.
Capital $40 000-IT IS Nos. ~ ballots. IN
Drawing received by Wednesdays mail Splendid Capt..
tals-S20. O0O 6OO0 5000 1000, 1900, 1900, l7OO,
1000. 1lO0. 1900 1885, Of 1900 Of 1000. Of 900 o(
500, Of 700, 200 Of 900 sc. &c. rs Nos. ~ ballots.
Tickets SS.
For sale by THO. y. BIGGER,
NH II MannRers' Office,
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OH bills. BkAIIL SUGAR
Nv 20 - flushed d5-LandnE aud TOT raie by
NH 10 DAVENPORT q ALLEN.
WORDS OFFICE.

MORE PRIZES SOLD!
EOs 81 CO -. $3.50. in drawing tho Exchange yes
erdsy; and II IL, in drawing received Saturday sold
by WORD
100000, aud other fine prizes, be had to-day IS
4 t!eket--paekoges the usual terms.
Drawing OF Alexandra Lottery, Class To-
81 65 81 So 10 Z IS 4 81 Gu CO "a.
A. usual, good Pdzes out in this draw
ing from NH IL WORDS OFFICE.
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ROCKINGHAM CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Mr. Taylor OF Rockbrdge again the Democrats can.
iidate tor Congress, and will have no Wing opposition
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fb"vh Asp mLal-We have had very dull week Ia,
nour me d.msnd being mostly for the city trade and Tor
sPu'Pose bakers hour ofgood quality s mostly sold AZ
present Comnon brands Of Gencsee we 1uo,c d,ii :,
xto.t with on occasional sale at SIsIi, II DOT II the ws
parcels There y considerable New Orleans -four a.,
hello bot u . mostly going Tor tie wan,
al purchssers "
southern h,ur remains unatcred; and We notice dnll
Insfset Tor al descriptions, at - G2t r Georqoowo Bal
nmcre and Richmond country $3.50 Tor Acxsndda and
et,62tss4.6ai tor Bfsndywine.
There ~ no wheat ~ market Rye Is dull Corn cell.
Mt6 cents per sc pounds, delivered Canal Os,s a..
worth ~ cenm,--Cosf. ANY
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NEW YORK MARKETS. MARCH q 1s..

NEW YORK MARKETS, MARCH 6, Is45
Couon-Ihe sales OF cotton tor the week ending last
evening amounted to 500 bales, Of which $500 we're
upsnd and Florida at i1a4i for inferior; 4LsI4t,,
ordinary to good ordinary 5la5i for mddlng to good
inddng 5s,6t for good fair to af, CiaCs for fully far
and oBs6i for good fair and 300 Mobile and New O,
hsns inferior ia ~ ordinary good ordinary Sass: mid
Jng iar 70 lar 6iabs fully fair 7ka7s and good far
pa n ou,'ng 'he same PERIOD we're 1868 bales
Prices have hnda downward tendency all the wet arJ
~ me close are shout cent per pound below those of
Saturday last We quote ss folows:
Ll....r IL 49,.
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11-NIr DENrsTLR's CoSctRr-It will be seen BY refer
enee To our advertising columns that Mr. Demp.iers
ries of concerts will this evening" having been
postponed Yesterday account OF Indictment wenrh.r
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STEAMER COLUMBUS,

p E~- p The Columbus leaves the wharf at
<-sssssz. Rockets, Wednesday morning. 18th inst,
al O'clock, Baltimore Passage and fare 81 Freight
iofnTe. HENRY LUDr.AM L. co.
@ IT,. Canal Line to Philadelphia with the above
NH
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CLAssIFICATION.

NO alteration has taken place EIcsEFss demand con
ihos' FOOD We quote ssrngsi per premium Frans.
SSosd39i New York 60 day u tr cent d,, cunt s,sb
Checks para per cent discount Tryps
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CINCINNATI MARKET, March s.
The following salaa of Finn, xva-e =, tho Mo-,
NEW ORLEANS MARKET,

MONDAY MORNING, March 8, 1915.
IbeTe was not much animation IN the Cotton
DAY owing probably 10 the disappointment experienced
att non arrival OF the fas as we could
learn the business did bales In prices there a. no
change 10 notice.