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HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
ALEXANDER HILL,

ALEXANDER .dHz1I,
CAMP STREET
c TABLE E;I FURNITURE KITCHEN EuRNIrURs.
To es knd Tea u5p T ard Pots Jspannsd Ware.
and sssss. H: :s #
SSilye Plated CasieIs, Etc. etc. etc.
fsbs Mats, DO. Etc. etc. ETC.
r.T, full stock always on hand. dIs
BOOK G-AoooUNTABIITTY
es. BOOK BOOK, kEEPER
81 he .s 1
cs nsous on moderate terms, He would
sye business and would devote his time entirely to the nts-
ENGLIsH and FRENCH translated.
Address at shs see at JOS Bruneau. FEED Store
q 2 Il ia
z,os THE BENEFITS 4 FoA rs IHE Arr1TcTrn-
consulting Physicians for tie cure Of privae diseases,
che Be- n ., o:s b whs o .s
asss to Ii Tu IS ven her
% state that the 1886 orelr afflicted with syphi
w ahsf S .aS II
s could Sstan in New Orleans without being benefit
ems appsd 70 Hmm ne and ny great
c ebsa Sew ssn he ss0;s perfect
n1sE saMrrEr RnRERrsoN.
GoNsUMPTIoN OUKABLE.
reader viii ask hsti is possible to yppro-
~ duos Lungs ,ha, Comet Certainly not, B"ss
DIR TUNsTALI. of London, Ednburg and Paris after
- yearS sS een N the Medical Gee D Tomas
hE5sI =. Asthma Splitting Of Blood ors.
nrss OF the Chest Hectic Flush Pain in TIE Chest CoIds
BIonch ts Night Sweat. and other Diseases Of Dsb iy
Refse1c;s give. to nume,ou. patients this city
first s "a Circus stTee ss on''' and 20 e
McALISTER'S ALL-HEALING OINTMENT
Restores Perspiration in the System.
this means opens those avenues through which Ma
tue carries off the mpurtie. within and thus relieves
the body OF disease; 1t thus that cnrcs ousumption
revers sc,onla ETysipsas, Asthma, Salt Rheum Sick
PsaniGnt 9nnsy sore ThInat Rheumatism Scald Head
Breast Deafness Cutsneous Eruptions sore Eyes Inism
nation OF he Bowels Kidneys and Brain Burns Chibiaps
sId M Ea Asue, Gold Feet Liver Complains Uce
nY THE AGsNTs, DIR. E. hyde Damond's Budiprs
Ieho9ptouas street E. G. BOLTON Co neT of Magazine
street. -
MARTIN III. DEVEREUX.
MANUFACTURER OF ALL ARTICLES IN THE
Copper, Tin, Sheet-lrOn & Crate Business.
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TO RLNT.
MO. e G6.MP STREET.-THE Second Floor ~
and all the Rooms above are to be rented from the Iu
Isl Of November next Apply to -
90 WELD g. CO. 70 Carp street
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LhBUkERS WANTED
ENASTED-IEN NEGRO MEN. to work in Ware.
w house. EMERSON, T0ITENR II co
dig I5S Tchnu pifoulss A.
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- BOARDING.
's'HREE OR FOUR Single Gentlemen C an he accom-.
4 modated with BOARDING and LODG ING, at No.
osGf n
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FOR SALE,
IA COOPER, and guaranteed as such. Inquire at No
Benvile street. rfyl til c. BANIsTER
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New Orleans Seed store
And AGRICIIIT IIRAI. WAR z ZOIlSE

New Orleans Seed store
And AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
By aFFl.ECK. COMSTOCK & CT ''''
THE sub crbers have just received from Wethenfield
GaEdens Conn this largest assor ment and heavi r.
ssstA es' sock of Garden and Farm Seed Bulbou IVA
S44SIV Roo's Towering Shrubs and Plants Fruit ~
sSllSss Tres, Horticultural implements and Books ever
-S&1SS Offered in The South.
BoSe of Seed put up order and assortnens made on,
Tor the West Indies. Meyic California Texas and for any
pot in the Southern or Western country
Martet Gardeners. Merchants Factors PIanteg and of
GERS OF boats may rely having their orders promptly
executed and every article warranted genuine
Iaz5 u AFFLECk, COMSTOCK & co.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, Etc
HE Undersigned cons anty receivng fresh Supplies
DRUGS and MEDICINES from the North %
and Tom Europe which he will dispose of the low So
est market PAGES to Physicians, druggists Planters NJ
CHS. NYSTRAND Diamonds Row,
Mo ON at corner of Tchoupitoaias and Delord SITS
MIS-. A. G, PARKER
y ESpECTFULLY informs the Ladies OF New Orle,ns.
ga, and tutenases in general that she has opened Ssn
and wei seec ed ASSORTMENT of
Millinery and Fancy Goods, w
Consisting of Ladies Fancy BONNETS Full Dress and
Breakfast CAPS Headdresses Ribbons Flowers Feathers
Rich Embro tered Evening Dresses Collars, Chemzettes
Lace Neis. etc.
The above goods of the latest importation and Ladies
will find 10 th1lr advantage to call and examine before pu
chasing elsewhere, they will be Sold Wholesale and retail
at reduced prices.
WANrED-A good SALESLADY To save trouble
none bHt those who well recommended char
acter ana capacity, need apply. j123 ut
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY

THREE OR FOUR COLORED SERVANTS for
aten at Hotel. Slaves accustomed TO that business
Apply at the Crescent City Hotel corner of Cus
tomhonse and Front streets.
FOX RENr-To a good BARBER Shop under the
Sotei. Il or terms. aupy as shove fy6
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NEW ORLEANS :
PROCEEDINGS OF THE

TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 8, 1s4o.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS,
Correspondence Of The Tribune
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Feb. Z.

WASHINGTON. Wednesday Feb. 7.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
On motion of Mr. WAsHINCTOS HUNT, the
House took up and cOncuued in the joint resolution
from the Senate, fixing the 18th inst the time for
announcing the Presidential vote.
Mr.. BURT called for the order Of business.
A bill was reported from the Judiciary Com
mi,tce to authorize the appointment Of additional L.
:. District Judge in Louisiana fixing the time for it 10
go into effect the l5th March This latter provision
aroused the especial ire of Messrs. MoRsE, KAUFMAN
and STANTON who insisted that It was mOnstrOus 10
think that the Wings should wish TO prevent President
Polk from pursuing the which he has shewn
such determined disposition to pursue, y iorestspg
IN the matter of appointments the administration which
will come into power on the 3th March. They were
briefly but forciby replied 10, by Mr.. CALEB SMITH
who cOntrssted the OF the Senate At the close Of
Mr. ADAMs's administration with that pursued now
The debate was ended by motion made BY
Mr.. NINTON who moved that the House resolve
itself into Committee Of the Whole, which was carried
Mr.. J. NJ. MOREHEAD Of Ky. IN the chair, aud
the Fertilization Appropriation bill taken up for consid
Grafton
Mr.. PRESTON OF Va. then obtained the floor, and
having+ent to the Clerk to be read proposition which
he designed 10 offer substitute to the California
Territorial bill when II should up and which IL
10 admit California State, he proceeded to make
glowing and eloquent speech In favor of the adoption
of that plan and against the proposition TO erect Ter
rtorial Government. He was listened TO with the
deepest interest and attention throughout and made
decided impression
Mr.. Brown OF Penn. followed in a continuation
OF his pro slavery speech Of few days ago but before
he concluded he gave way TO motion that the Commit
tee rice and the House adjourned
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The Printing Of Congress.

correspondence OF Inc iIloun"'
WAsmSGroS, Wednesday, Feb. T.
Saturday last was the day fixed by law for
opening and deciding upon the bids for the PRINT.
ing of the merit Congress under the Contract sys-
TEN so wisely established two years ago The
bids were to be opened by the Secretary OF the
Senate aud the Clerk of the House In the presence
of the Vice-Presidert and Speaker but when
the hour came somebody took the serious response
bilty OF postponing the opening on the ground
that Congress might decide to abrogate or modify
the Contract system since the Senate had taken a
step in that direction
But this, on being looked carefully at, did not
seem pretty so the clerks thought better oft, and
to-day proceeded to open the bids, and 10 1t ap-
peared that there were several offers to do the
work at l0rer rates than those now paid to Messrs
Wendal x Van Benthuysen, and that the PRINT
ing as whole had been proposed for by the lowest
bidder at an average iu tweHty fire per cent. lower.
| annex list of the relative prices OF the several
classes of public work, comparing the old aud new
prices VIZ
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ANrHRAcIrE Coal TRADE.-The PottsriLe Pa.

ANTHRACITE COAL TRADE.-Ihe FoHspHe Z q. J
ganorigr .iye. Table showing the increase Of the
ca Trade since ls2s-in which year 365 tons were
brought 70 market from As1cn Chunk, valued 81 800
The return for the lsst two years gives total Of
az seq tons in ls47 and 3os3 i73 FOR the year Just
pa..ed. ls4s-uorth about 1900 900 At msrkss and
hi. without including the large quantity OF Bituminous
which reaches the SasqushAsna region East OF the Al
sgany Mountains and The prod sous nasses seeking
make, a, Pittsburgh etc-smount'ns in vslas 70 sooat
go 10000 more.
NIw ISvEsrIos-The Iris Of Niagara Falls,
says Mr Walter T. Eglst Of that place has invented
Arched Key Bridge" model Of which be has been
exhibiting The model u made upon q scale of halt an
inch 10 the foot which makes the present structure
equal 10 100 feet span. The arch 10 supported 81 -
wedges or keys running perpendcularly through the
arch or sides OF the bridge The flooring 10 attached 20
these wedges keys IN such manner tia. the greater
the weight, TIE hrmsr will the bridge Be drawn.
~ new School House. recently erected IN the
City Of Lawrence Ass ct a cost Of $4,000, vas dedt
cstsd ca Tuesday last- J. Is 10 be called me Oh'sr
School In honor Of General H. X Oliver "ro urn sn'
ed with complete and valuable apparatus Ia me 40
partnenu Of Philosophy Astronomy and Cnem
u The trial of q. w. Pearcetaii, charged win
the murder of Rev Thomas Warns IN Hardin County
rssnl,ed In the .courra OF accused and devsiopeo
f.cts that create very ssrong douou that NJ "elns
WA kil,d or that he Il really dead
IPrsaksot Commonwealth
~ sixteen ears laden with black-wanut Am.
ber' arrived IA, s.sk ct ssadussy OHIO sy 'as MAG
Evsr ssi.rssd
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Travel Through Mesico-Treasury Depart
menf.

By Telegraph WARRINGTON, Thursday, FEB 2.
The National IateHigencer Of thu. morning pub
shes letter from the Mexican Minister Louis Ia Psss
which ssys tina, al foreigners no, a; can be
provided with the proper passports. They have night
10 carry for their defence but be thinks the pre-
sent extraordinary circumstances may produce objec
lions In some Of the States. He recommends subrns
sion and ciyty 10 the laws 10 parties enlgrsting
California, who cannot pass through Mexico under
gained leader, assuming military organization. lie
says the bes, route 70 California il from Vera Cruz 70
the City Of Mexico and through the States Of Guerra.
taro Jalisco and Gsudslsxsrs thence 10 san Bias.
The Un'oH ssys that The Treasury Department at
present IS able 70 gUidste all claims 10 April !, and
farther that those Indebted account Of the loan will
not be called on for the balance any farther payment,
untl The lst 81 Anil
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
slavery in the ou-e-wedne-dny.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WAgHINoToN Wednes day, Feb.


WAsnINGroN "Wednesday, Feb. 2.
The morning hour today was devoted 70 Sen
ate bill proposing to make a new Judicial District
Of the Northern part Of Louisiana with District
Judge. Attorney. Marshal &c. a warm debate
sprung up on an amendment proposed by the Ju-
dietary Committee, the effect Of which is 70 give
the appointment Of these officers % Gen. Taylor
instead OF Mr.. Polk. No question was taken be-
fore the House hearkened 20 Mr. Vnton and went
into Committee on the Annual Fertilization bill.
Mr. PREsroN Of Va. first obtained the aoor and
made speech on the Now Territories, Slavery,
Sc sc. IL was a good Speech though msTed BY
excessive gesticulation and screaming tone
which would be justifable in some Of the every
day takers, whom nobody wishes TO hear but not
in Mr.. Preston, to whom everybody was eagerly
listening. He read bill Of his own, which seemed
to propose the erection Of all the New Territory,
without defining its boundaries, into one state, with
two Members Of Congress, and just such insttu-
tons as il may see fit 10 form. The bin might be
much worse it might be better; the Speech, for
one Of Southern origin, was quite reasonable
Mr.. CHAs. BRowS Of Pa. next got the foor aud
undertook to show that Northern Democracy was
more pro-Slavery than Southern Whiggery. And
he did II. He had before made the most servie
speech ever made by man representing Free
District, but he beat that out Of sight today and
since he had nobody bat himself to beat, he ought
now to be satisfied. Slavery, he argued, was a
great blessing 10 the African Race 1t had raised
them from barbarism to civilization 1t had taught
them Christianity it had made them the happiest
aboring population on the face OF the earth. Their
intellectual development was entirely the result Of
Slavery; all their strong men had been brought up
slaves What pity Mr.. b. had not been one ,
Emancipation would subvert all this, and prove a
great calamity to both races, &c. &c. When he
had uttered enough Of this to pbysic a horse, he
dessted. and tit being pretty late) the Committee
rose aud the House adjourned.
a most Improbable days work, consider
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lSrERFSrtNG DEcISloN.--The Court oil Appeas
Yesterday gave its decision in the Of Bode rs me
state an appeal from the decision OF Baltimore oiy
Court on the question Of the constiiutonsy OF the
avn prohibiting the sale OF spiriiuous liquors on sua
Ssvs The Court we understand, decided that the
sw wss constitutional but the decision OF Baltimore
tv Cour, In this particular csse was reversed on the
xcsn,op taken tina, there proof that the party
,nsicied under the law retailer OF spirituous u
quors tp" :,
ISDrsrRlAL ASSOCIATION IN WiscoNslN'-Dy
the .steep, of the Wisconsin Pnslsnx, sppesrs ths'
,hs number OF resident members Is l2O Inc NUMBER
~ hour, labor performed during the year reduced 70
,hs r,sSprn cisss 81 O36. The whole amount OF pro
,v AZ the appraisal 10 SS352 H. The nett pronis q
b Year are on 02; which gives dividend 10 s,DS
of q per cent and 81 cents per hour 10 isoof' zoe
Phslapx was organized in lsii, Occupying 'os Ve"a
sh,p y. N''e'NO' Detroit Free Press
per acre - -. $50,
WEATHER ~ JAsuARY.-The average tempe.
,snrs of the month Of January in Portland Ms, was
n desree.-2, degrees colder than the sSersse ~ ~
nsrv for the last thirty years. Ia FnAsoePnN 'ne
trmpsrsture of the month WAS one degree 'na'
the average for forty years
BRIpeIso THE OHIo-The Whee!ins i'Hes
ssy. tia, the work on the Bridge scros. the oSlo y
that place Is going on steadily and thar ~ 'as =" VI
hsy nsx, IL VII ss opsa " travellers
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The California Traii-What Preparations
1Iulxe

We find in the Fort Smith Ark. Herald, a
number of circulars and communications from the
agents of companies about to start from that place on
the Overland Route TO California ria the Canadian Fork
70 the Rio Grande aud thence ~ the ella or Colorado
10 the Pacific The instructions with regard TO prepare
tons for the journey will DO Of advantage TO those who
design 10 emgrate. We have here selected and ar
ranged the most important items;
TIE INDEPENDENCE ROUTE.
TIE route via Independence or - Josepns, Mo. TO
Fort Laramie South Pass, Fort Hall, the sink OF -
Marys River &c &C. the Old route-is the best Let
no emigraut" says the Arsdnsds Democrat, carrying
his family with him, deyiae from H. or imagine 10 him
self that he can ind better road 1his road 10 The
beat that mas yet been discovered and 10 the Bay OF
san Francisco and the Gold Region Il IL much the
shortef' The Indians, moreover on this route nave
I'd 10 the present time been friendly as - commit
~ acts Of hostility on the grants The trsi Is plain
and good where there physical oostruetion and
the emrant By taking this route, will certainly re- cn
hi. destination in good and without DISASTER
From our information would most earnestly sdvl'e
Ill emigrants % take this trail, without deviation u
they would avoid the fatal calamtes which almost IN
vArably have attended those who have undertaken 20
explore new routes.
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The lowest bidder, to whom the Contract for
the Printing of the next Congress was necessarily
awarded. was Mr.. Beh a young iourneyman prin-
ter in the Office of The Union lpresume there
is somebody else behind him. The bidder next IN
cheapness was Mr.. T'reRhdm, foreman OF The
Union Office, and good printer who knows what
he is about. The next is a Mr. MagFre, job
printer also of this City. Next tohim stands Mr.
GaiagLer, of the Richmond Republican, who so
nearly upset Old Jack by publishing the worst
letter he ever wrote at very critical time last
Winter believe he wants to edit paper mere
OF the Organic sort. guess Mr.. Wendell stood
behind one or two bids, though he did not bid IN
his own name and guess one of the bids that
he saw before it went in was quite as low as his
present contract
Here, trust, the matter ends for this Session
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slSeuLAR Discovery ~ TuRKEY-The Con

SINGULAR Discovery ~ TURKEY.-The Con-
saHfiaops Journal give. curious details regarding
acity said 10 have been discovered In Asia Miner By
Dr. Drummer, one OF the AGENTS employed BY the Gov
eminent Of the Sublime Porte Of the Empire for the
purpose Of taking census While occupied In ex
ploring the saadsk leresvaions) Of Bousouk on the
Confines Of Pontss. Csppadocis and Gastia Or. BrEn
ner whose attention attracted By the bold and
ou. passages opened into the living rock was sccost
ed BY q vilsger who offered 10 show him things far
more interesting on the other sde Of the mountain
he would trust his guidance. Aher some hesitation
the Doctor armed himself and followed his guide
taking his servant with him. Half hOar brought
them round the mountain. and then the Doctor found
hiuss says the narrative in presence Of the ruins OF
a considerable town. These ruins are situate In the
south east Of the village OF Ysukeu aud the north Of
tbs village Of Tscneque. haf league from each other
md the Doctors profound study Of al tie accounts
ancisn, and modern OF Asia Minor furnishes irsce
By which be can Identity them The site Of the town
l, hall league in length IL contains temples
with cupolss and 2ls houses some In good preservs
non Others half choked up with their ruins and
with vast fragments Of rock detached from the over
hAngiug mountain The houses have compartments Of
three four and six chambers. The largest Of these
edisces Is 20 feet long BY y wide SO far ~ the ruin.
would PERM. the Doctor 10 estimate IL be conectrrec
IN. ali h Of some Of the temples 10 be from 20 20 ~
fe, There are traces II plaster the interior val
IN, NOT an emblem indication, says Dr. Brunner 70
snvses, the origin or date Of the ruined city Dr. ban
nsS proposes 6.s deserted Gig As puzzle Tor u,
Aresss.ozSk
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mules can only be employed BY parties Of men. I,
would ~ very 5iEcut 10 transport party OF women
srd chdren 90 pack mules with the provisions cloth
I'd and other Baggage necessary 70 their comfort
party OF nen however With pack mules, can make the
Journey IN less tine BY month than u can ~ done
10 wssous- srry1s with them, however nothing more
than their provisions clothing and ammunition For par
ties Of men going cut IL would oe vel 10 haul their
wagons provisions sc a. far 40 r. Laramie or r.
hsl. By mules. carrying with Item psck-sstdes arc
af1-ssss or lsrse sstdlebsss, adapted 10 the pack
saddle, with ropes for packing &c when. II they saw
proper they could dispose Of their wagons for lndisn
ponies. and pack into California gaining perhaps two
" tire Heeks time
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Emigrsnts should be az Independence, - Joseph.
MO- or the point OF starting by the 2th Of April. and
start thereafter tie grass the pTsrics
permit This = sometimes BY the lat Of May AID some
times ten DAYS later according - the season mt
grants should De at Fort Smith ARK the st Of April
expedition will start from that place that date
The grass the prsiries which the road lies will
ihen be up sufficiently high 10 s1ord sue grazing All
BY this route can, they choose sc; start OF
.ru ants N those who take The Iniepenience route
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Every usn should De provided with good rife and
II convenient with pair CT pistols Eve bs OF powder
and hs lesd revolving belt pistol may bs found
useful With the wagon there should BE- carried such
carpenter tools ss hsndssw. suger gimblet cbssl
shaving knife &c. sx. hammer and hstchet This
asst weapon every should have IN his belt with
hunters or bowie knife
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California fmlgraufs.
The following are the members OF the Overland
Company, which eft on Friday, Feb ? under the COM
nsnd Of Major Webb and Mr. Audubon.

Col u l. Web. W Auiabo,. Esq Wat.ou wsbb. A.nfy
MALLORY Eq Dr. K-ar-y JACOB n Bschtn, Maihis lt.a1e
L. 81 eni1s Jltl Ton. Robst Lsnt-ri J. :, Laao-fi
John q LAMBERT joseph Lanoert EdEad A. Linn.ri Mn
hasaa Glber Wh---y. Esvsrt ". Oisoot Dsff 400
SON 9-ar, CoFdrn Chs-- Ns-nn- Cha. NOrff- Grab Peter
NcC s.k-r Anas Acfo~u p1ae-isy, Wa ID No-ssof
psfy Joseph Mas1sor. Algus4s Lee, J. h-trl-f fli
-. Jr Roo B-a-oo Jr Lsg-ri Bea.lu Fn1es " irP
Aafon shPman, John Bray John Bsck, w am H. L.1ona
Ssru. I-conb Hr1p st- Ir,- ksshos Dsn- A -tTsfsi
william D. slvsf,. Villain Gree John J. B.oont.i hnfa-ii
Po~- Sqsn1er Graham, Cissl Grihan, Lyuin ha-i
Nrhos. WASH. Llse Dam0n Jola s,ev-us, James kn'
J.ta u Plane Allr-E v Neri1. Hamll J Borden james b
C-n-1s lsaac n Mizu.ou G-r,rtu. p DAYS. Efesft WI
wbttss Richard W sh-f-ood u. BAL Jr JAMS W sssr
<ood Cones, JOIN D-zley. Jll -, j. N.n = Bar
claw Hsrmsn Taa1. Lanzion Hsv-n Las " .at Gsofs-
E.sr-r Jobs rrs-. Vsssso Ayr. G-orss ss. Georg-
W--8 Johr 2 Csrn.sy Efvud c Wee Jane. Wu1-r
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Health Of ses-OrIenn., Sr,

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS Wednesday Feb :.
The city IS in healthy condition, and the
weather cold and bracing The Mississippi River IS
higher than before known the same season OF
the year and gres, fears entertained Of serious
overflow and damage to property The asies Of cotton
since the reception Of the Canadss 900 bales
A, 4 advance
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Arrest of Tom liver.


By Ttfgraphl PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Feb. Q.
Thomas Hyer has been arrested on bench
warrant, issued by Judges King end Parsons, a re-
QUESTION from the Mayor Of Baltimore.
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The Holyoke Company, from Northampton, Mass
consists OF the following persons.

Rhari Che1sr Pr-st-ri Mssh.l Hl1ssrs Hofc, Hois-.
Chaf-s ssrtW-.fhs Jcha Prlty. Ff-3-r Lyman, O1ro
Wn1h OF Lsaas NlAu :. Ala, ktEn { Can, 90 %
Bsrton B.tes NatA.1- Tot-r Norraurtoa ,anue
sasEorh Wssfi-f Z Custrg Persl-V -. " Ff.t-rs
Peeps Berch-r J. @. Nkne-y Chathan, N-s iork
Plny Il Msrras Wltrahan n Nasl hl1asrt Wlsnso lrEh
JoLn Fh. W--hs1ptoai pr samuel h--s Gn->rdes frsn.
Bsksf W5raha s1e Alir-s Rr.51 sAon master - Con
aec-|-lt RIVER IA Ifuaf. a. Nort1--it Iotsl, q