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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29
Great Bargains.

The undersigned offers to sell or lease
several tracts If land or Plantations in the
Parishes Of East Baton Rouge, St Helena
and Livingston, b accommodating terms
provided application be made soon.
T.. SHOPPERS
CASHIER
Baron RouGn 7th Jan. 1s4s. BITS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29
Vegetable Market.

The vegetable Market will be- sold to
the highest bidder on Saturday January
2ath, Is4s, lease to commence from the
first day Of February 184s.
TERMS OF SALE-Six and twelve months
in notes endorsed TO the satisfaction Of The
town Magistrate. j. r.. DUrRoco j. n.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29


1'ua eReAT LAw.sUtF Dne Of tile
eases III Mfs, General Gaines has been
decided ii her favor BY The Supreme court
ofihe United States. II u alleged howe.
yer, Tint this wac done, Of c%ohsent, aBdtliat
the opposition was merely nominal
Irthis be true, The final issue may moi be
determined during the next twenty years.
Ewbank's Hydrnulies'-We
have received the third number Of this va.
luabla ard interesting publication. We
consider II peculiarly useGa and interest.
Ing not only TO engineers a4ld mechanics,
but 70 HE planters in The | wer valley Of
The Mississippi.
The above work is now. publishing by
Greeley 4 MtElratb, Tribune buildings,
New York.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29

AUssr-ls Mulefs, I Chevaux, Is Beufs,
l9 tegs de befes d corne, ! Cabriolet, s
CHARITIES d boeuf | Barouche.
MetAles, une Mohtre en- OF, ustensiles
arateires etc. etc.
CONDITIONS.
Au compliant, 4 moins quill ne soft autre.
ment annonce lie jour de Ia vente.
M. MORENO, Encanteur.
Jan. 25-52 SIS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29
Died.

Al his residence on the highlands, in
this Parish, on the 25th instant, sr. john
kLEiNrErrR Senr. aged SO yeads.
This venerable octogeadriidn, was horn
near Philadelphia, and came 10 Louisiana
in the year l7T4, He and his sons and
relatives have been we'll known over the
State, as enterprising and successful plan.
tiers, for many years. Mrs. Slaughter Of
lberville parish, the only surviving sister Of
the deceased, is now IN her 9lst year, and
enjoys good health.
Perished by fire Or flood on the night
of the 18th instant, at the burning Of The
Steamer Talabusha, hi the parish Of ST.
James, Asian NJ. RErDrR, latS SaddIer
Baton Rouge, a worthy and Industrious
citizen who LEFT ! widow and tyvjj children
10 deplore the untimelY fate Of i bind hus.
band and indnlgent father.
Mr. Reeder vas much respected BIZ every
Of this town, and his uloblrnsiye
manners and general good department had
won Cor him tho warm friendship Of all
who knew him.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29

TERMS OF STATIONED fourth cash. and the bal.
ance at i, 9 and 3 years. for notes satisfactorily en-.
dorsed, payable ut the Bank Of Louisiana, In New
Orleans, beoring interest, at the rate Of 6 per cent. pei
arnunl. from the date of saie and If not ptnctt1ally
paid, interest from maturity, at 8 per cent, until paid,
and secured by mortgage upon the lands.
The Patents from the United States have been is
sued for all these lands above named and offered and
will be delivered to the purchaser, when single, with
a quit claim title of the vendor.
The purchasers will put themselves in possession, at
their own charge and expense.
Acts ofeale 70 be passed before II. B. Cenas, Esq,
Notary Public, at the expenses Of the purchasers.
Cash amounts to be paid in the hands Of tho Notary,
within rs hours after the sale. =
Plans of the several Properties are exhibited at the
Off e. of lIessfs. Beard, Calhoun 81 Co, y Banks
Arcada.-tBauetia.1 5an.22d-5L.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29
LETTER from TIE REV. u. jackson
FORMERLY PASTOR or THE FIRST PIES. |
ENTERTAIN CHURCH, NEW YORK.

2 R0AhHAA4ftBA 9N Ut THE EAEkSA E&tEeS
BEtrEtlAN CHURCH, NEW YORK
CiNeisNA4t, Fnh IS. 1870
On RwAYNE-Daat Sir-Pefnit me to take the
liberty Of writing To y6i at this time, to express my APP
probation, and recommend ID the attention of the heads
Of families mud others, your valuable fnaaitina-Ypnf
COMPOUND SYRUP or pRUNUg VTRGfN-
lana, on SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY BARK
I'm my Travels nf latey have sastl The wonderful effects
Of YJjif t~neiieine; iii relieving children Of very obstinate
euHplaipts-u tlt as. Coughing. Wheeling, Choking
with Phlegfl, Astla1tiie attacks, ZEE. | should not have
written this letter however, at present, although ! have
felt il my duty to add my testimony to it for some tina,
he'd 1t not been for a lata Instance wlieFs the medicine
ab1ye alluded to was instrumental in restoring to rsf4
feet health g an only child, e whose case WIS almost
hopeless, III 4 family Of my acquaintance
Beyond all doubt, DR.. sfYaFns's COMPOUND Syrtlp
Of wild Cherry. IL the most valuable medicine HI thfs
or any other country ] am certain | have witnessed
more than one httriaf9d cases where il has been atten4
ded with complete success. ! have used It myself In
an obstinate attack Of tbs Bronchitis, in whiehit prov.
ed ~efeetal in an exceedingly short time. considering
the severity Of the case. | can Recommend IL III the
fullest confidence Of its superior virtues. | would I'D.
wise that no family Should be- without IT; 1t is very
pleasant; and always beneficial. worth double. and Of
ten ten times its price. The public are assured there
h no quaekefy about It.
HJA6KsoF, DID.
Formerly Poster afthe First Presbyterian Church N Y
Dt svy9yhsF G6gnBatild SYRUP bf Wild Cherry ID
Tnlt in square bottles, e~ufelaped With a handsome steel
engraving, bsafltts the signature Of Dr. III sWAYNE
The spurious articles afB called By various names,
such as " Batsanls !" Bittefs, e and even sYrtip9 Of
Wild Cherry; bit the public should bear IN mind the
lana Of Dr.. stYaYheY or they may be deceived by q
deletefi9ds article.
Principal office eorfiaf Of EiHftFlaatd Race streets.
philadelphia. and fr sale By Agents in all parts Of tiis
United States and CaBadas.
The original and only genuine article il
only prepa red BY DR. II. sWAYNE ut W
corner Of Eighth and Race SITS. Ph'a.
For sale by @. p. Davis aud G.. M. Hero.
nan, Baton Rouge. Dec, 95-47 limo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29

Sexes FoR II PEofLE.--We have
much pleasure in acknowledging recent
oil ihe first number Of an elegant puhlica.
ton under thc above tilct 10 be continued
monlhly.
Il contains twelve popular songs, with
The appropriate music, anE historicalnotes,
and torty eight illustrations, executed and
placed with excellent taste. The work is
printed on very ins paper, \
Subscriptions win be received at this
Office, BIZ the year or half year !. e. for a
volaae or v volumes 4 $3.50 per vol
ume of 500 pages, or $500 per annum for
two vols. of 500 pages each. Published
BY @. d. ZTnBsR a. Co, Philadelphia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29
Married

On Wednesday evening the s3th inst.
by the Revd: w. IL. C~RENsuaw, Mr..
THos. L. II. kRLroN, to Miss. E.l1zAprru
L. TRIcE, all of,his city.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29
sHERtFF,s SALE

bHERTFF'S SALE
+. RtttAHD d WtFB. ] STATE or LOUISIANA
VS. 9th District Court Parish
r 7. BLAKCHkBD. of West Baton Rouge.
.t plurius Writ Of fl fl
Hv virtue pltiritis Writ of fiefi facias to me directed
hv the Hon: 9th District Court of the Parish If West
Baton Rouge. in and for said Parish and State. viii
he sold al The Court House ofthe aforesaid Parish and
State, on Saturday 4th. day of March nextt I94s, at
eleven o clock. A. NJ.
The hereinafter described property seized in the ahove
entitled suit, being MI the right. titlp. interest IL tlaiin
of The Defendant Pierre r. Blanchard To wit
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29
MARIE.

LIE prix do b farins Giant $500 les bou.
langers seront tenus de denner "a onces de
pain pour dix sous pour IN semaine corr.
rants. JOHN r. DUFR0Co, r. y.
Jan. I5. ls4s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29
New Gnring (.OOda.

BAREGES, d splendid a~sseRtmenfaof Ginghams,
Tarletons and figured muslins, just received and f0l
sale at Jos. WetzIar's "0ne Price Cash Store"
Jan. %.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29
Nnfice.

ALL PERSONS indebted 10 D. Sanger, Hess &
Co, ars requested 10 come forward and settle thei
accounts without delay. BY so doing they viii save
trouble to themselves and others. Jan. Is.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29
AUCTION SALE.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN Il co.
r, d bASnF ApeftorHtR.
SALE.
Thursday, t7th February.

TaAefs 8F BEsf Lard In ritz sfAFE OF LOUISIANA
re DE setD WfTHoUT IlBsEHvh4
At ID 0.tt5ek. btt be sold ID H4tb9 AftalL
The following TRACTS or LAND. situated in
tlts Parishes OF lbefville, Painte CdutAe. West Baton
Rouge, Plaqhemines, etc, suitable for tie cultivation
Of sitnar and cotton. viz -
IN iHEHVITJE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29
no. CERr. SECT. TOWN. hANGE. NO. ACRES
zoos BW II gO8,ss
LANDS IN ASSUMPTION
MO- CERT, EEUT. ToyvN. RANGE NO ArAEs.
gT sW1 81 Is Is i
LANDS IN PAR1SH OF L~1YINflsT0N

*Ttese three certificates to be sold for account and
risk Of s.. Dezier, who has failed to comply with the
conditions of the sale made nth February. 1877
+Ihese three certificates TO be sold for account and
risk Of Tngliafero, who failed TO comply with the
conditions Of the sale made February 18th I847.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29

nyzWe are indebted for l4te papers to
the court W ofthe officers ofthe steamer
ttncie Sam. This fine boat i NOW making
two trips a week, having New Orleons
svtry Tuesday at 10 A. ". and every
Frtday Al b y. MI descending, leaves Bay.
Oh Sara. every Sunday at y A. MI, aud
every "Wednesday at 10 A N. She de
.sryes avery encouragement, !and We hope
will receive II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29
BAfoN ROUGE. JAN 10th, ls4s
A mess n Judicial Advertisement

or A ptess o. judicial advertisements
-, eb mpst una,oidably appear this week,
have laid us under the necessity ofcraving
sdnluance fof the mealrs quantity Of
,aading matter in this number. This viii
hp. temedied In our next publication.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29
New of Drugs.
Medicines Sc.

The subscriber has entirely renewed his stock Of
French, English and American chemical products.
selected with the greatest care and warranted Of the
best quality. Among the articles recently received Or
urenared aRa cha ealt1yginw4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29
SHIRTsIfI-
GREAI RARGAIN ANn "a IL

A superior article Of Gents Linen will be found at
very low rates, at the zone price store" Of
JOSEPH WETZLAR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29

The late DR. Bash said, the sGermans
rarely died Of consumption, because they
are always singing Let parents eaem
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29
Nfass Fed Lard,

Cash and q liberal price viii be paid for said article
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29

Seized to satisfy the Judgment Interest and Costs in
the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale ~
CASH ~
This g9th.day Of January ls4s. Nv, BLANCHARD
jan.2atli @52=5ta. sheriff,
= tgfitnt" l19nali4anvilie will PLEASE copy and
send aeeount 10 this office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29

ELrcrtoN or II, 3 SnNAtoRl0n Mon.
day last, Mr. Pierre Soute, democrat, was
elected u, States Senator TO supply the
place Of the Hon /: Henry Johnson, ffUm
The 4th Of March ls4e. Afbra lie between
Messrs, ~. u. krnner bp4 john Slidell,
Mr. Soule was omtnntrdI by the demo.
cratic party, which resulted In the election
Of Mr.. Soule BY a majority bf seven votep.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29

KEEP YOUR FEEr DRY .-Remember
II pfessfye health, the feet should be- kept
dry, an6 that the Oil OF TANlN renders
leather Watef proof, and doubles lis dur bill
ity. Sold only at SO Poydras St.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29

DEArNtss Use Doet MeNait's Acous4is
OH, for the cure Of Deafness. Also, all those
aisHgreeabls noises like the buzzing Of In.
seets, fallin4 If water, wbizzing Of seam,
which are symptoms Of approaching deafness.
Many persons who have been deaf for ten,
fifteen, OF twenty years and we're subject 10
use ear.trumpets, have AFTER using one or two
bttil6s, thrown aside these tfumpets, being
made perfectly we'll II has cured CAGES Of
TO- -, and even 30 years standing Of Deaf
ness. Price S1 per flask.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29
THE DYSPEPSIA,

in either a modified or ssreref firm, viii disaf-
pear before the Qualities Of Dr.. Woo1's pfepa.
ration, and the cure may be relied on as a
permanent one. Did the BfrTEHs possess no
other recommendation, il would be one Of the
finest vegetable compounds medical foienre
can invent bot il IS sgual 30 the complete
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29

HAvE YoG A CoUeH-sDo not neglect Ii:
thousands have met a premature death for
the want Of attention to common cold.
Have you d G9ugh7 Rev Dr. BarthoIonew's
Expeetorant win most posi- lively give relief
and save you from that most awful disease
pulmonary consumption, u hieh usually sweeps
into lie grave hundreds Of the young, and
old, The lovely and the gay. Sold only ut SO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29

A NEW TEATURE-BAHTHoLoMEw's
PINK BxFEcfoRANT sTRUF, for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds, and all diseases of the LuBgs
we positively assert to be superior. and 10
cure with more certainty than any 6ther me-
di5insi and this sill be made evident 10 att
who use it, We have also for sale Wistar's
Balsan ofWild Cherry. DR. Ailen1 BalsAm
Of Liverwofts and other celebrated cough REM
ediss; but we confidently 6fFsr the P1NK SYRs
UP as possessing fnJFe sanative properties
than any other remedy Sold al 50 P6ydrass
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-29

For the Cure Of Ring Bone, Blood SPAWN,
Wind Calls, SpIints, and Curb on Horses.
Caution 10 be remembered-aIl Of The above
articles sold only, remember, only in Baton
Rouge by II. T. Waddill and o. p. Davis, in
New Orleans by Comstock &co., so Poydrss
st. oOly proprietors Of DalIeys Genuine Magi-
cal pain Extractor and Jew Dayids o. Hebrew
PLASTER. Jany 2, 10.
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The aggregate amount Of the above debts $780,.
$40 270 The debt of the general government made
up to December Is and and xpondtures
to June 3oth This accounts for the limited revenue for
the year The Of the government from Its ordi
nary sources for the year ending December lsi was
$si oes9l5. 10 putting down the in the above
table, have given the derived from the ordi
nary sources, ana the expenditures for all purposes
The worst State in the list Ia Pennsylvania not only
on account OF Its immense debt but Of the position she
has occupied among the delinquents. The Importance
of the resumption Of Pennsylvania In consequences of
the great influence exerted upon Their insovent States
attracts the attention OF all interested In preserving in
voabe the credit Of every member Of the oonsderacy
The most extraordinary efforts have been necessary
the part Of those having from time to tme the finances
Of State under their meet thu payments
interest promptly and in full, after the resumption had
been made tits three years since Pennsylvania
msnoed paying the interest her immense debt,
and every payment has since been made punetual-
y. At times there serious doubts Of the whole
amount being paid at maturity but by anticipating the
payment Of taxes the hss been able all
the demands upon It, The payments not all made
In money relief notes forming part of the dis
bursemens of the treasury but these notes rapidly
being cancelled the redemption being the rate of
hundred thousand dollars per ennum As soon as these
notes have oil been redeemed aud destroyed the pay
msnts Of the treasury Of Pennsylvania will be entirely
10 current funds This is very important matter to
those holding the stock Of that state and receiving dv
dends.
We the ofcia statements showing the receipts
and expenditures for the year s7 and the estimates
receipts aud expenditures for the year ls4s The rapid
Improvement in tho financial condition Of the State
pretty clearly illustrated in this exhibit Of the Of
revenue and the rsduc ion in the items Of expenditures
FINANCES OF PEENsrLvANiA-REcEiPrs AND ExpgNpI-
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I1sr,i.


On the 10th Of January. CHARLES LoztER, aged
mont his and ~ days, of Inflammation of the chest
The friends of mis- father, Nicholas C. Lozer,
queted to attend his funeral this afternoon O'Clock
from l19 Monroe steset
In the city Of Brooklyn, Sunday the 9th lust aged
90 years ELIZABETH ANN wife OF H. b. Duryea, and
only daughter of Samuel Bovine.
The funeral will take place Wednesday. the l2th
inst at o'clock from her late residence No IA
Washington street, Brooklyn The friends of the FAM
y invited to attend without further notice The
mains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery FOR Inter-
nent
In BROOKLYN. January 10th, HELEN daughter of Rev
William and Mary Burnett aged Is years, months, and
20 lays OF consumptton Ia the full Of bless
ed immortality through faith In Christ.
Her funeral will take place on Wednesday the l2th
inst at O'Clock, from the Methodist F. Church. in
Washington street, near rery The friends of the
family and the members tue BROOKLYN B.the Church
perapce and the friends OF temperance
specifically invited TO attend.
Suddenly. the morniog the 10th inst Mrs MARY
LucRAIN widow Of the late william Lrcrain, aged 20
years and Is days
Her friends and those Of tho family. respectfully
invited to attend her funeral rem rue residence of her
soninlaw Stephen A. Kent, No $40 Front street this
day. (Tuesdsy) 18th inst, at o'clock, p. M without
further invitation
On Monday afternoon, the 10th inst, JAMES Toni
aged 10 years, after short and painful illness
His friends and acqua,ntauces respectfully Invited
to attend his fuoers this Tuesday, afternoon from his
late residence, No l02 Duane street, at o'clock
In the CITY of Mexico ths nth of November last
JOHN w. NAMING OF Col j. Manning, OF the city
Of Brooklyn in the 33i year OF his age
At his residence In Philadelphia, the eth inst.
JOHN Areur, Jr in the 66th year Of his age.
painful illness, Mr. THOMAS S. UrFrScros, eyed 70
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, Monday after noon, Jan 10, lS45
The -four market rather quiet TO- day and sales
moderate at rates. which varied very little the
eosi, g prices Of Saturday. The psrcels disposed Of
generally In small lots, and charged hands chic hy
for home use including G.nesee. Michigan and Oswsgo
Sal of wheat made, equal IN quality fair Gene
white terms stated brlow There more doiEg
In oerp and Gales freely made at rates
the close Of last week. Meal remained about the
Rye aud oats In steady demand Provisions were
Inactive with the exception Of prime lard which con.
t,nued 10 good demand There also fair en- uiry
for cheese at the recent decline Groceries stood about
as at the close Of last week.
ASHES The sales embraced about $50 bhls Of both
including 90 Of Canadian pots at 58 and 100
pearls at 81
BREApsrurFs -Eour-Tbe sales Of various kinds In
small 10 footed up about 600 bbs smopg which we're
At So So 500 600 bbls straight brands Michigan
at Sc lax, and 100 bbs Gsnosee at SIS lsx Sales Of
Oswrgo made at So IS 6k some holders demand.
ed So l2x; southern Howsrd street and Gsorg-town)
was worth SIS SIX So 90 Whedt-Saes Of 500 BUSH
els of Genesee Western considered equal to fair Gs
nssee white. made at 81 IS, and 900 do mixed
Ohio sold Mt ST 81. Corn-Sales OF 600 bushels
North Carolina mixed made At $50 900 10 900
do old Western mixed in store, 70e 800 do ut thu
price; 600 prime old yellow made ut TAO 900 do
new mixed we're made at 64fc ard 800 do old white
at 75c Heai-Ssles Of 500 600 bills New Jersey
made at So 3il aHoat and at So 37 In store Rye
hibited no change, but holders were firm. Oits-Saes
Of cansl we're made at sos a 5lo.
COFFEE exhibited no change.
CorroS-The market to-day was rather inactive, and
prices consequently slightly in favor Of the buyer The
inside quotations. are correct guide to the market
~,
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LIVERPOOL CLissiyrcArrou.

FnH-There sales Of moment reported.
FEArHRRs-S 5000 lbs Western live geese
made ut SAC. The market rather heavy.
FRuIr-The market was steady for wet dried raisins,
and sales limited at 81 rs In other kinds there
sales of Importance and but little doing
HEMP Sales Of 100 bales American dew rotted were
made at Si20 per ton, months
LHApThere we're come sales reported, but we did not
MoLA,srs-sales Of 200 bbls New Orleans were made
at $50.
NAVAL SroRrs-Sprits turpentine continued to sell
In email lots wanted including 90 bbs in store at 42c
43c, months and 90 do reported cold at $3.50,
cash. There were transactions Of moment reported
In raw turpentine or in rosn.
OILs-The market for linseed quiet and trssssc-
tions moderate Prices remained at the close Of last
last week There change in fish oils
PRoGisIoSs of 80 bbls old mess pork ade
at $40 So and go do Of clear at $ll 80; prime was
nominal. Lard-Sses OF 1870 kegs made on private
terms Hams-sales of 80 tierces picked hams
made ut no CheesaThe sales of this state, last mo-
were made to-day, on private terms.
RcE-saes Il 100 tiefces made Of good to prime
quality at 50 so a So 6lS
suoAn-No sales Of moment we're reported
suMacssles OF 200 bales made on private terms.
TALLow THE market, for good rendered, continued
ST. ady at 81 slf cents.
WHALEpoNE-Notl Ing new
Wu,sxnv-Ths market continued quiet, and no sales
were reported
FRsleHIs Rates remained about the same -four
engaged by transient vessel AZ IL Sd sd offered
for grsip and 90 I'd. asked Packets demanded II Cd
81 for four The last engagements 70 Glasgow we're
made at 2s for dour, and 10 shlings for lard There
IVES no change 10 London or Hsyrs,
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prhsf DIVISION OF srATE MILITIA.


Mr. BarwEs give notice Of bill to amend the aos Of
organisation Of the FIRST division of State militia.
RAILROAD FARES.
Mr. SEVERANCE presented petitions to the last House
to reduce the fare on railroads
ENLARGENENT CANAL.
Mr. PHENiI offered q resolution enquirirg into the
propriey Of the speedy enlargement Of the Erie
Canal.
COURTS
Mr. BEsEpIcr brought In bill relative to appeals In
the Superior and Common Pleas Courts Of New York.
SLAVERY
Mr. MYERS called up his resolution praying Congress
to prohibit slavery In all territory which may be here
after acquired.
Mr.. Coz moved to amend the above by adding the
word "forevern
MIR. MYERS had objection to this amendment, but
feared 1t would endanssr the resolut'cu.
Mr. Coz then withdrew his amendment, and the
luton passsd-syes LOG, nays 4
HARBoR MAsrKRs.
Tho Hsrbor Master bill further deba ssd ~
Msssrs Case, Garrison, Stewart and Wager In commit
tee and the number increased to seven to
side in Brooklyn.
An amendment that the Brooklyn Harbor Master
should receive fees of all shipping which should FIRST
touch at the docks Of that place rejected and the
bill gone through with.
Mr.. BOWIE moved that the Harbor Masters be elected
which lost; and the original bill was ordere to
third reading