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sIRAMRNMTs.

H.. AFor Shreveport Natchitooh and Alex
66 ost 6TGk R iRPS&2RR a9as Appss ss
master viii leave for the above on MoNDA1, the Si,
Eo5 at ,0 oG ZIG r. NJ Eo i[es o OF passage app"
jysi r B, SMITH ( 90, So MAGAZINE street
r. ~. S, Mail TAGLIoNI-F0r Pittsburg-
MGSbAY 'fGt tie St instant aGa ATS at O'clock p
Bdnne and P no eee s R and
viii leave above. For freight or passage having excel
%R 5 Y R R R22 % i Cyd sssSs
n. B.The TagHon is very tight draught and will meet
with no delay, and has large airy state rooms ly9I
T.5 :. U S. Mail BELLE OF THE WEST,
S7st Pittsb%%g|0n M6NBAY, the 8lst instant.
n .IocE M%TRe new and Splendd Ightdraught pas
senger steamboat BELLE OF THE WEST D. Written.
master, receiving freight, and will leave as above
For freight passage, having superior accommodations
Apply vi '0''" u HYDE & OGLEsBY IL Poydras
sH The Belle draws only 80 inches water ana Mf'
~ h, Steamboat TRIBUTARY Fer Sarge s
sss5zfE yery light draught and fast running steam,
above WEDNESDAY, Aug ID at oel9Gk p Nj For
st s'S onto 81 Ijg8i1 r. g. SMITH CO. So Magazine
az n Regular THURSDAY Weekly Packet
e44ll9tsset II steamboat EN-. WQRTH-EOr IichSbur%
ees si19 p S Steamboat En- WoRTH
ali Il n Snt f a6 M oG ssTS August 3D.
at 5 O'Clock P For freight passage apply on board
1901 Oh drawer S'S +. B. SMITH co So Magazine St
~ This boat will take freight for all towns and lanGnsS
~ = New Steamboat ANDREW FULTON
#a44ttaff5.s% For 81. Louis and Illinois Ric[r 80 WIN
pas neR diPs2R TN PSE 'FG6
Wm H. Fulton master expected This Day n and a, wI
passed aGcommOd23ps apply on b9aT opposite Poyda'
n BGThe Andrew Fulton is an entirely new boat, of
very light draft and will meet with delay in reaching her
e. ~ Regular Vicksburg and Lake Providence
lif5ltt5 9ftessIIS Packet NJ RENGO-F Skpgdh'S
Iicksburg UarrcntoR Grand Gaf, Rodney and NatchCz
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FINE WTsAT E Is gEW EEd5IB PENS &c. AMI

FINE WATCHES, JEWELhGJ r1122tEIIes In AANO
PLATED WARE, GOLD FENS &C.
NELSON A. YOUNG No. 8 CaWp street, ~
would respectfully invite the al LenliOh OF ms "a
friends and the public to his new and extensive as Il
sOtment of fine English and 2w. gSc,rre S7NAAa-o
from the hest and mos celebrated manufactures of London
LIyerpoo and Geneva carefully put up and weranted in
fine Gold or Silver Gases Of the most approved Patterns, to
mi alas or Gentlemen. Also to a very large assortment
of WATCH TRIMMINGS-cOmpri sing every variety OF
Ladies' and Gentlemen Fine Gold GUARD CHAINS;
Vest and Fob CHAINS Watch Ribbons;
Kag. and Seals OF the latest and most fashionable patterns
Ladies Fashionable BROOCHES, "a great variety ,
Diamond, Ruby, Garnet Pearl: and Plain Gold FINGER
RINGS, NECKLACES, &c.
A great variety OF Genemens shirt Studs Sleeve and
Collar Buttons Breast Pins, Scarf Pins, Seal Rings Silver
snspender Buckles Gold and Silver Spectacles Of every des
cHpOn Gold and Silver Pencils Silver Spoons Forks Cups,
of every description, Ladies, Fine SIyeIpaied Sheffield
Casters CaBdesCks Trays &c, Levi Brown and Spencer
celebrated Diamond pointed Gold Pens, in Gold Silver
Holders Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods, which he offers for
sale on the most reasonable terms.
Persons from the country wishing to purchase fine Time
Pieces, Jewelry would do well to call and examine hIs
stock before purchasing elsewhere. ~ -
IT." Particular attention given to hEPAlRlNG Clocks
and Watches at short notice by the most skul wOrkmen to
be found in the country.
order Jy6 I'm
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ORUrvATToN-.We learn from the Daily Adyer-
t<,r. that on the 18th, Mr.. Henry V Rankin was
orIaiuad at Newark \. J., in view of his appoint
mrut to the mission work in China.
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SHIP CHANDLERY AND HARDWARE.
MONTHLY BULLETIN-No. 8.

THE SARSAPARILLA
COMPOUND Of this Com
pany is almost literally a suk-
Bhnte of Sarsapanlla. So
highly concentrated is il that
tie dOSe is bHtihe haG of n
UErB small tcaSpOORfpl-
while the dose of that which
is sold in large bottles. is
nearly a UiHe-giGSS In ad-
'iitiOn to Sarsapanlla, il con-
taius a powerful cOncentra-
ton Of Mandrake. BurdOck,
Queen 5 Delight, Elder, Vel
low Dock, GuIacum. and
other important medical
ments, which are not found
in any other preparation.
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A free soil meeting was held in Baltimore on tbo
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CARROLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS.

tL4V ID N'4AAA11A1AN9
Il The public is respectfully informed that this zffat
go most delightful place of resort and amUSe s95A<@a9
EL..l ment open under the management S5St5Sa
OF the subscriber In the extensive grounds 30. 49,
DUETS Of all kinds will be furnished by the gard ~
ner and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM,
LEMONADE, SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department is undergoing extensive alterations
and improvements; meantime preparation made TO tur
nh dinner parties with all the decaces of the season. and
the best Of wines and liquors.
And last though not least attentive and polite keepers
will he found their posts administer TO the comfort OF his
friends aud the public generally whose he 5ocs
apl3 ON JAMES DUhNO.
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"nroN~IN.-A Mass Convention of the Free
S"I'oors of all parties was held at Paris, Racine
county. on the 18th instant. Chamcey KELLOGG.
tM"nan; thas. Durkee and VIM. II. Waterman
Vice f"s' tents; and Z. G. Dyer and O. A. Stat
Iord- Secretaries. Mr.. Stafford gave some informa.
ton concerning the Utica Convention. ]. c. Bpn-
ner then introduced an elaborate Address and a
series Of Resolutions, taking strong Free Soil
ground, which We're unanimously adopted.
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MINIS MMSMNsa

ICE CREAM GARDEN.
TAYLOR AND CASS ICE CREAM GARDEN
Il All those IN favor of supporting establishment of
this kind viii be KIND enough call and put IN - "a
their votes. 1t will cost ten cents for the best glasSY
of Ice Cream that can be found in this city, Judge S
from the demand, and from what my customers say -So
Perhaps they atteng the only way to test that
to call and trypay ten cents, and receive thanks must
acknowledge that greedy like all the balance of the
human kind the custom have, themore am anx
iOus get. E[F" Call and try the Cream, and Oblge
r. b. WOODWORTH,
jy7 I'm corner OF St Charles and Union sts
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~ The Rev. Messrs. John Loughran and Hugh
Mcmahon were ordained Catholic priests by Bishop
kenrich, at Philadelphia. on the 10th inst.
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FRESH GARDEN sEEDs-FOR FALL OK

FRESH GARDEN sEEDs-FOR F7LL CBOP
TTvHE Subscriber has in store fresh Stock Of SEEDS
] consisting Of Tumips Cabbages Of sorts, Nh
Reefs Carrots, Onions. Lettuce Leeks, and every 2SsV3
other sort Of Seeds suitable for the season, td ssseS
warranted fresh or no pay) Sold Wholesale and NJ
retail. bv pound or bUshe. q, -
- Planters and Gardeners are solicited TO- call and Judge
for themselves at AFEhECk'S Seed Store IVl 81
So AMELIA PI'ANTS Rose. Orange. and Lemon
TREES. and an sorts Of SHRJBBERN on la9u Inc
whole season. Jyl2 ON
PANORAMIC VIEW OF BOSTON. ,.,r,,,-
w have received bea4tJ4I PASJKT55nnI! tEaE
from Bunker Il III Monument-drawn By K. 2 Mallory
THE RUSSIAN SKETGH-BOOK-By Ivan GoIovine :;
DICK TURIN. TIE BOLD HIGHW AYMANi ,,,r
ANGELA-By the Author of " Emily Nndham, Two
Old Mems Tales " etc:
LIFE OF MTNROE EDWARDS.
HEN-pECkED HUSBAND:
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE, for August:
PORTRAIT OF GEN TAYLOR from DagueneOtyge
BIOLOGICAL WORKS. BI-STS. etc-by Fowler.
Jy2S WELD 4 co. y Camp street.
AGENTS for the GRAEFENBURG Co.'S MEDICINES
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CnrIsErs FOR TUE WEST INDTEs.-An eminent
mercantile firm of This city. having forwarded to
Washington statements relative TO the periIous con-
G,r,1 OF affairs in Hayt, and of the good effects
r..r,,ia from th, visit Of the L. S. ship Saratoga
to Aux caves has received reply from the Secre-
rtry al. the Navy, stating that a portion OF the
Ij1ma Squadron have been ordered to cruise among
Tie various West India Islands.-B0St0H Traveller.
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GEoRGA.-Col Lumpln, of the Fifth Con-
eressionaL District, Ga, has declined being can.
didate again for the Office. Col Thos c. Hackett
has been nominated unanimously by the democrats
80 succeed him,
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Ladies with parasoIettes. ! for one dor,,stord
Bets l. ~ u ohe' Jon stand
And Elias NTS
Flushing along in a squeeze Any mon tyifi,- Erca
H. IL - >lIoIl PaIdPnIeS Without coup de grace
ANsil III our eye Sis At the bUShc-damme
boston Post.
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ANOTHER BoLTER.-George V. n. Lohrop,
Attorney General of Michigan, has bolted the
Cass nomination, and will support the little ma
g,cia1f"
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REF0RML REFORM ,

Dcptqi ODcraiiovs oHe.h I"ss than the uSUdt charges
DR L0NING. having Just returned from Europe has
- located himself at No. 81 CANAL e -.
Street af which place he intends establish EysssSsEg
ing a DENTAL INSTITUTE, whore all u 1874
operations in Dentistry, Surgical or Mechan- IJ-J-D
IcaI will be performed in a style peculiar TO himself and
warranted equal If superior 10 any other mode, at the
following greatly reduced rates
Full sets Of Teeth gold plate 500 TO l5O
Less than full set " .....,........ from 81 10 =
Filling Teeth with pure gold. ............:ol to Z
TIN or cement ..,.,....... 5Oc: 10 ~
.
Destroying the Nerve, 80 cents Extracting % cents
Ether or ChOrOfOrm administered if desired. II
Persons requiring Dental Operations requested 10 eau
and Judge for themselves
E1 Saturday being devoted to Anatomical Demonsua
tons charge will be made for operations on tha uay
e0 Students thoroughly instructed in all the minlt& oil
Dentistry tor 800 V4 Am
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MN9ZANM sMAEs,
Lafayette Building Lots-For Account of Former
Purchaser

Lafayette Building Lots-For Account of Former
Purchaser.
BY PlERSON u BONNEYAT.
Once No. q Grarier street.
WILL be sold at Auction-0n WEDNESDAY the
w the I'd August, y clock at Banks Arrade-i0r
of H. w. Paey who has refused to comfy with
the terms of adjudication made to him The 9th OF MAY
last. to renOuRCe the same
THREE LOTS OF GR0uND-in the square bounded
by Camp, Magazine. St Andrew and Josephine st?eefs
measuring each Lot 81 feet inches lines front on CamD
street. 81 feet 10 inches lines in the line by I06 feet
inches lines.
These Lots are located within square from the New
MarkethO at Lafayette.
Tfrns-Cash. Payable the Stand.
Act Of sale before J. b. Marks ESQ, Notary Public. at
the expense of the purchaser. Jy26
TO TIE PUBLIC.
- ICHARD TERRELL respectfully offers to the public
/ = hi, seyces As 4 UCIIO.TEER for the sale Of REAL
ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUTDOOR SALES.
peEiEg lbs Utmo, veons 10 promote the interest of those
rntu>Iing business to his care,
81 eErOes of every description constantly on hand,
at Bn, public sale.
~ Liberal Cash Advances made consign-
meuts. RICHARD TERRELL AuCtiOneer,
my-D Nos. Is and ~ BaHks'S Arcade Passage.
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WHAT DOES 1T MEAN We find the following
advertisement in lhe New York Trihnne.
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10 Dobh-, on being asked if he had ever seer
the bridge Of signs" replied Is Yes. I've beer
travelling OH 1t ever since ! was married.
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n COLLINS, BUILDER, No. 131 POYDRAs ST..
-. (beyeen CarondeIet and st. Chares( New Orleans.
t. Cisterns made, Counting houses fitted up, and Job
bling in general done. Also Sash, Doors, Blinds ETC. with
which Planters and others be supplied. mY27-tnl
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SOLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION!

A LAGRE. AIRY PLEASANT ROOM, TO Rent -
N low tor the summer season. suitable for gentle 1
man and his wife or three single gentlemen >
ApnIy at No. I23 Ju LA street. Je5
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PIANO ECRIES.
HENRY PARSONS, 90 camp street, (new stOre) ion
doors below roydrts offers Tor sale 2sstyssz
very e\ 'u,ive STOCK OF PIANO FORFES H E1gEEss -
from J. hi. 6erng, Nuun> \ CLARK, Gilbert s 7 NJ r
and 4 II. Gale q Co. This stock cOmpnscsl z
great variety. embracing the much esteemed ADHan
which is rapidly gaining in pubic favor.
SECOND HAND PIANOS taken in exchange, an
inning and REGULATING done AT short notice Je30 If
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Tue PRINCIPLES OF THE BARNRURNERs.-Tb
New ork Statesman, Baruburner campaign pa
per, lays down the following as the platform of that
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NEW CANAL-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT

IN NOTICE-The Passenger Barges the
If5sEatas9 NEW CANAL, viii commence their
t5ss szazsass regular Summer trips, SUNDAY, the
18th inst leaving the New Canal Depot foot of Julia street,
as follows:
SUNDAYS from City to Lake.....i"56 and 10 4. N.
Lake to city .,.,..;,.;..8, and II A N.
"a, s, 64,7a and 81 P M
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

NtAMPEACHY, Panama China Pearl, Tuscan
~ braid English Dunstable. Chinese and other -
Spring and Summer styles of Hats in every variety 80
can be found at D'ARCY'S, cor Canal and Charities sts
z. S. A few more REVOLUTIONARY HATS, Just received
his morDng nv Talerraoh ap8f
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lust RECEIVED per Steamship Crescent City 800 doz
T. :5s} a: s!5 g
OF which offer cheaper than Gg ether 4oa2s IN TIE CITY
for cash. JOIN DURBRlDGE,
Wholesale Manufacturer and Dealer in Hats and Gaps,
Jyl1 I'm q CusombOuse street, New Orleans,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
Turpsn.v MoREIya. Dec. IA, Is

THURSDAY MORNING. Dec H. Ao4o.
COTTON.-A brisk demand for Cotton spfang up yes
terday morning which continued throughout the day tne
sales summing up fully 1000 bales the larger pooh loi
England. Prices quite full AGAIN ana seheIs seem 70
have rather the advantage again Inc range iO ho" hu-
dIng to Mdding Fair was 514l96e
TORACCO We notice only small lot of Missouri
sod-8 bbds A. at s. do at A. and at 3sc Ofthe sales
not made public Tuesday l4 hhds A. were at 'S % A.
at55.16 10 r. at 81. u do. at 3. and al 254c.
SUGAR AND MoLASsES-The demand for Sugar
was quie animated and 800 hhds changed hands at un
prices say s<033lc for Fair. Nearly 800 bb Moiases
were sold at &c, slight advance. - of
FLOUR-TheTe seemed to be more seien tna1 "a
Flour yesterday even at the decline, ana We eo
ouy hear Of $500 bbIs taken of which 600 bbs ONO rom
aboat al "a co. $50 DO from steamboat az - ss o. ,oo
= $50 do at "a 621z, 1O4 bbs- Illinois az - 01' wv u "
81 g. and 100 do Missouri at 81 S75s 2 Dbl
GRAIN-Tbe Corn market has given way somewhat, ia
and sas of nearly 1000 sacks were effected neaans eiOO
sacks White and Yellow in six lots at 49, lV al ~ SVO
at 4s049 and Zoo do mostly yellow al 9NGoO7sc'
h1bI OfOats 1000 bushels Ohio sold at 29 in sacks
Pp0VIsIoNS- stock of Pork actually sale is
chiefly IN second hands, and is sold at 80 rs and upwards
for Mes and SO 50 for Prime Bacon retailing at
for Shoulders and Sdes The only sale of Beef reported
was 100 bbs Prime 81 25. Lard has improved slightly,
and we noticed sales of 25 bbls No at Ga lS bbs and
tierces at 6 and also 400 kegs Prime at SIC. b.
TALLOW.-A sale of l47 bbls. country rendered (not
Prime) at 71ze.
6ALT-We heard of the following sales; 300 sacks
Liverpool 0 Coarse and 800 Fne) at 81 % round oOO do
Fine at 81 I2 and 1000 do Turks Island at Soc sack
POTATOES.-600 bbIs. Tin small packages) sold on the
Levee at 81 621S p bbl
WHTsKY.-Recti6ed is selling slowly at lsf0181Sc.
FRElGHTS.-The only engagements American
ship for Liverpool 1884 for Cotton and British ship
for the same port at 7I6d
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CRcUs.-Stone & McCollum's company is doing
an excellent business at Mobile.

AMERICAN The EATRE.-Last night Mr.. G. Jami-
son appeared as Damon, in Shiel's celebrated play
of Damon and Pythias'' To enact this part
properly requires not only good judgement, but an
extraordinary share of physique. Mr. Jamison
evineed full supply of the former, and very cor
rect discretionary of the latter, without once
overstepping the line which marks the difference
between elocution and rant-indeed, we prefer his
more moderate articulation to the violent exertons
sometimes considered the beauty of Damon's per-
formance in the fifth act. He was ably supported
by Mrs. Greene and Mrs. Pope, who personated the
characters of Calanthe and HerniOne; and Mr.
Charles's performance as Pythias was highly cred
liable to him. g DOmbey and Son T" has not yet
lost any ofits attractions although is now played
as an afterpiece.
Tonight the entertainments consist Of Pizarro,"
in which MT Jamison will enact Rolla, supported
by the whole company; after which Dombey
and Son F" will be repeated for the ninth consecu-
tive night. 1t must however shortly be Withdrawn.
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SABLE MELoDIsTs. .-Thess delightful musicians ill
make their rst appearance this evening at Amory Ha
Their music is not only vocal but instrumental and in botb
branches they have obtained the highest reputation The
concert tns evening sas we have before mentonedorthe
benefit Of Phoenix Fire Company No g and We bos -
VIII be full attendance We had the pleasure Of hearing 4
rehearsal Of the band last evening" and must say that the
expectations we were led to form from the criticisms in the
western pape Were fully realized. Where all are so ex
cellent. could scarcely make distinction vet - ,',,
say that the First Basso. Mr. Temple was very fine and Il
fact so they all The bill for tonight Is
and Of course all the amateurs viii attend
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SIGNoR FELIX CARLO.-This great trick clown was re-
ceved last night at Dan Rces Circus with shouts of auo
ter and his talented children with marked applause The
routine OF the eats of SgnOr Cas only exceedingly
dvsTtng but many of the most astonishing that we could
suppose the human frame to b capable Of and altogether
there such fund Of novelty about tbe Carlo family tbst
they viii undoubtedly be the rage for this month Sig Ger
mani again electrified the audience the italian Briqand
and Dan Rice Mile. Rosa Glenn Roi ETC. more than sus
tanned the interest Of the evening
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NoTICE-The Pay Master gagged in paying the phres
Months Extra Pay the Louisiana Vuunt ers visit Plaque
mn Parish Of Iberve MONDAY 18th Troxmo and Baton
Rouge TUESDAY, I9h pay the Companies of Captains
Rousseau, Robertson, Beale and Stewart
On WEDNESDAY, the 9th Of this month, he will Rich
mOnd Madison Parrish and subsequently, succession St. Joseph
Fensas; Vidaa COncOrdia; ST. FTancisv West Feana
Clinton, East Felicisna.
Early January he viii the points River
where Companies organized On his visit
akapas In the above enumeration should there be places emitted
where Companies have been organized which would be deemed by
the parties interested desirable for to visit any COM
effect either to him or the Deputy Paw
Master General New Orleans, will be attended d4 81
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THE WARRIoR.-Navigation upon this river ap-
pears to have opened vigorously. After months of
quietness, our landing, says the Tuscaloosa Moni-
tor of the 7th inst has been enlivened by the sue
cessive arrival of four steamboats, in as many days.
The first to make its appearance was the Arkansas
No. 5, which reached here on Thursday last On
the following day arrived the Russell, then the
Allen Glover, and finally, Capt. Kinks elegant new
boat the Declaration.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent bV VINCENT WILLIAMS
LATAYErTE. Dec. 10. ls4s.-Anived, steamer Edward
Bates with q Beeves IL Mules and Horses Patrick Hen
Ty26 Beeves, 15 Sheep Rowena-35 Beeves so Calves.
Priees-Hogs bring 4c; Sheep. $203 o head Beeves.
5G06c.; Corn, 55f057c p bushel; Oil Cake, 81 cwt.
Hay. s2 o ton; Oats, 3Of032c o bushe; Bran,
60D70c. . cVt.: Mich Cows, $20l0$35 o head.
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EVENING TELEGRAPH. We last evening re-
ceived the first number of journal with the above
title edited by Messrs. Baughey and Baynton. Tits
independent in politics, well edited, and very neatly
printed-in fact, as neat a sheet our city can
boast Of 1t lis published on the cheap pan-15 cents
per week, or 81 per year. Publication office at 80
ST. Charles street, and No. 2 Front Levee, Third
Municipality. We wish the Telegraph entire
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poWRRs,s aRnRK sLAvH.

THIS BEAUTIFUL AND FAULTLEss WORK OF ART,
which was originally exhibited Boston, New York. Philadelphia,
and Washington, exhibition at
COOKIES GALLERY, No. 13 ST. CHARLES STREET.
The proceeds y the muaeen donation Of its owner JAMES
RoBB Esa to be devoted Asylum for the
relief Of DESTITUTE FEMALES
Pamphlets descriptive Of the be hsd The Doo at the
Bookstores and Hotels-Priee, 10 cents.
Price Of Tickets. cents Children under II years. half price
Season Tickets, 81.
Hours Of Exhibition, from A. M. to loP.M. nSsd