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S6nfIflrPS.
An act for the relief of William Paddy
An act to extend the privilege of franking let
tiers and packages to Sarah Polk.
An act for the relief of William b. Crews.
An act to refund the fine imposed on the late
DR.. Thomas Cooper, under the sedition law, to
his heirs.
An act for the relief of Jesse Sutton.
An act for the construction of certain roads in
the Territory of Minnesota, and for other pur-
poses.
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Virginia military land warrants and returning
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An act for the relief of Winthrop s. Harding
An act for the relief of Smith and Hersey.
An act for the relief of Jacob Zimmerman.
An act for the relief of Sarah Jane West.
An act for the relief of Thomas Dennis.
An act for the relief of the Wilmington and
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An act to grant q register to the barque Royal
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An act to grant the Thanking privilege to Mrs.
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An act for the relief Of William Max well, late
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An act for the relief of Isaac Seymour
An act to grant register to the barque James
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An act for the relief of Charles Stuart.
An act for the relief Of William Wbicher.
An act for the payment Of company of Indian
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A joint resolution granting old brass guns to the
Jackson Monument Committee.
joint resolution relating to the equestrian
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A Joint resolution for the relief Of the children
Of Sarah Stokes, deceased.
A joint resolution explanatory OF certain acts
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A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, and General Land
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w srs, sign OF the mo RED BOOT, NO. ~ lover
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ing State street opposite south door Of State House
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VOL. w..
IuNT PUBLISHED.

DEPLY 10 Remarks Of Rev Moses Stuart on Hon II,
II Jay, and an Examination Of his Scriptural Fxsrc,n
contained In his recent pamphlet entitled Conscience
the Constitution BY Wnsn Jay. An octave pamr,iaa
In neat cover Price cents For sale by rPn'eV
Aug. l. VIM. HARMED 81 John stree, N ",
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Pirate Ae's whieh originated IN the Ssaate
An act in relation to donations of land to Ger.
tain persons in the State Of Arkansas.
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ARR WANTED.-Cash paid for corn, mast ,andslop-fs
~ Lsrl Apply to
THOMAS EMERY, Lard Oil Manufacturer,
ian 20 % Water street, near Walnut Cincinnati, u
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
" 50" "N.-LosGrruDE sOoW.-in Time. 81
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Galveston, Place, Galveston and Layaca,
steaHship Globe, Boelner, Brazos, Harris L Morssn
Ship Lucy, Goud, Boston, L. III. Gale
shp GharOtte Read, Cray New York. G. ]. Meeker & Co
Bark Chas. $. olden. Douglass New YORK, Foiick L Co
BSaK BaFE Abp' bs smsy gTPmoGe. Tb. H AshbIdge Go
Brig Thomas s. Edward Smalley, Charleston,
Brig Adna sherman Philadelphia, H. T. Ashbrdre i 6 E S9E y
SSiBS S'Ra Ros o1some Hyde ESSs osaSs
Arrived Yesterday.
Bark Louisa Gunley, Is days from Baltimore, J. II. Ash
Brig Joephus. Btehet, 1a days from Savannah, Wood
schr. Camilla Scott, Noha days from Brazos ST. Jago,
scLr LOUISA Sears, Sears. days from Apalaehcola to E.
e.t. Y; EoTsIs Co.. with Il "a bales coon5ls my
schr Gen. Worth Post I2 days from Campeacy and i.
schr Star Parker. days from Corpus Christi to L. Dobbn
ser. La Belle Francea nstrum, days from BrazOs ST.
ggago, 70 y Y: y H. Y. lsevy--lst my
Miih bales cotton, Basin,
Scr Tallahassee, Saunders, days from Apaaehcua,
master, with 100 bales colton-Basin =
Gayoso Joiner from same6i fSi bales cotton.
Hard Times, Moore, from LefOre-l8.9 bales cotton
Ann Lancaster, Reading from BAYOU Macon-a2S bis. cot.
Tennessee. Lee, from Nashyiile-59s bales cotton.
y U o@ tSG Bagoa aS bales nseS soOa GC'On
Gonure, Johnson, from nyille-lllS bales cotton
tegiOnas ShallcFOss, from Louisville.
Z. d. White, Brady, from SlyOpa-299 bales cotton.
Texas Claiborne, from Fort Towson-73S bales cotton
Banner Of Attakapas, Muggah, frUm St Marinsvile-l0
bales cotton
ilecla. Dalmau from Grand Ecore-20S bales cotton.
Gen, Taylor, Power, from Donadsonvie
TS%SS TSwBos qGaeSon1 qsSEss 55 hS & from a. hf ei Passes
Towboat Mary Kngsand, Whann, from the Passes.
Memoranda
Towboat Mary Kingsland towed down and to sea- on tn
18th inst ships Auna and Memphis and bgs Monte Christi
and Duncan.
Towboa Caledonia towed down and to sea- on the I4tl
inst. ship Caroline @. Dow and bark Hero of Sidon.
Towboa Yankee towed down and sea. the 10th inst
barks Lowell and Rose Standish, and brig Scotia
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and French account No alteration in prices.
NEW ORLEANS cLAssIgIcATIeF.
Middngg MSlg aiiYI Good S far. lzS
Good Mdding .nss81isl Good and Fine. nominal
TOBACCO. Notwithstanding the reduced stock Iyi
hhds sold, including 50 bids. Mason County - q
hhds. (new) Tennessee, 10 A. t61s7, and r. at 81
r. at 54 and 10 hhds. A.. (od) SIC. " b. The receipts
continue tring and the whole stock sale barely 500
600 bids.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.-Sugar was steady with
sales of 500 hbds at 3@4Sc for good Common 70 fully
Fair. OF Moases 800 bbs taken at 17Cgl9 for ordinary
and l$z@201z for good to prime.
FLOUR.-Yesterday was very duh day in the Flour
Market and barely 800 bbls disposed Of viz: 12O bb
unbranded 2 100 Ohio % 3 and the rest in lots al
% 4o@s5 so for superne Illinois, etc., and s. 7o9s6 o.
W bbl for extra and choice.
CORN.-Sill Sales, 2000 sacks al 5535Sc., in.
GLIDING 500 sacks white at the'outside rate.
OArS4O0 sacks Ohio sold at 66 $50 prime Indiana
at 70, and 475 (resold) at 75c. " bushel
FLAXSEED.-6 tierces q bushels eacE) sold ii % co.
and sl1 00@s0 90 " terce. The article scarce and in
demand.
PRoVISIoNs-Pork is in request on the Ievee and 1oO
bbl disposed of SO rs for clear 90 30 for Mes
81 l2z for Pme and 90 % for Rumps, all uninspected
For Hoground (Buk Pofk) So 60 refused. Bacon ratbe
active, with sales of 50cask Sides a. 30 do "
l5 eces bagged Hams ~ and 5 casks Cincinnati Shoul
ders 3s and 3e. " ID. Lard still higher and no
tced sales Of ls1 bbls 5&95% and 4O5 (6 and 14O
g. 134 116 Sc 6 and Az bbs and tierces choice
6$c. ~ ib OF Western Cheese 100 boxes Limitation Eng
lsh Dairy brought 1905 " tb.
BAGGING AND ROPE.-Sales, 600 coils at 61z@67z
$50 at 2, 1sO pieces 13 and 1000 pieces and coils 49,
and 81, all cash.
RICE5O tierces (from Savannah cargo) brought 3fc
WHISKY.-Sales 100 bbls. Rectied at 20s, 1s7 at q
and 50 Raw at 24e. 4P gallon.
NAVAL sToREs.-1OOO bbls Wilmington Rosin sol
arrive 81 Is. and 1000 bbIs. Tar 81 80 q Dbl,
FREIGHTS.-One ship engaged for Liverpool at 35s q
ton for heavy freight, and I'D for Cotton, and another 10
London as 3D. for Provisions; also 100 bbs Pork sppe
to Baltimore at SOC.
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PUBLIc OPINION IN MARYLAND. - We feel
confident that not solitary individual in Baltimore,
in the State Of Maryland can be found who will
advocate dissolution Of the Union---and we feel
equally sure that public feeling is adverse 10 send
ing Delegates to the Southern Convention, or 10
any other meeting where the question of dissolvug
the Union may be discussed. In Maryland i is
not considered debatabe subject, SO iaf as we
know public sentiment Ii there be mot a speedy
settlement of the dispute in Congress, we would
advise that public meetings be called throughout
the country, that the voice Of the people may be-
heard in the halls Of Congress. Balf Clippss, iafk.
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TENNEssRK HIsFoRIeAL SociEry.AThe Lee
gislature Of Tennessee, which has just adjourned.
passed an act incorporatnga Society lately est4b
lshed at Nashville for the collection Of facts, doe
uments and materials relating to the Natural Caya
and Aboriginal History Of the Stale Of Tennessee
The Banner Of the 18th inst. says We know Of
no Society which has made more rapid advances
in public favor in so short period than this; and
il will not be long, judging from the past before
by it. some Of the Societies now in successful ope-
ration IN the older States.P
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Mr.. HANNEeAN.-Thec charges published against
our late Minister to Berlin are emphatically denied
in the following paragraph from the N. Y. Globe:
We perceive that our late Minister to Berlin,
Mr., Edward A. Hannegan, has returned in the Eu-
ropa; and personal friend of ours, who knew him
Intimately abroad authorizes say that the let
ter defamaiory Of Mr.. Hannegan, published in the
wing papers of Boston, and copied elsewhere makes
Mr.. Hannegan never tasted drop of ardent spirits
during bis whole residence in Europe, and his con-
duct was Of the most amiable and exemplary char
aeter under all circumstances. The sIories there
fore OF the letter writer in question most cruel
ture of some personal i'll feeling and malignity."
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RAILROAD IRON ARRIvING.--The boats arriv-
ing at this port says the Nashville Banner, are now
bringing the railroad iron sometime ago purchased
in England, and as the contractors are pushing the
work on the line of the road with much energy, il
looks like earnest of having the road in opera
ton at no distant period. The iron appears to be
of fine quality, and although the State is FAR a
sufferer in having it made in England instead Of
here, the managers Of the road are not responsible
for the working of policy which sends money
out Of the country, when it should have been re-
tanned here for the benefit of our own mechanics
and laborers
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WAsHINsroN's FAREWELL ADDRESS The
original manuscript copy Of this document was
sold in Philadelphia the 18Th, and purchased at
$230O, by the Rev. DR. Henry d. Boardman, Of
that city. 1t was announced that he made the
purchase for gentleman living al distance =
whether an American not was not stated From
this we conclude that the purchase was not msde
account Of Government notwithstanding the
adoption OF resolution BY the u S. Senate,
authorizing its purchase
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RE.OPENINt9 OF THE
% ESCENH .ROWI Inc -SAIO0N .

No, 30 st. Charles street.
'HlS Establishment has lately been opened under New
Il Administration thoroughly repaired and renovated and
is unsupassedby by any Saloon in the city and those who
say, GiDe a Call.
The AR will always be supplied with the CHOICEST
LIQUORS and the most Gentemany Attendants ols6m
~ drums) landing and in store, for selF By =
Iais ~ ], HART en.-aehss al ISL
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List of vessels In Port Not Cleared.

Garreeted epery moraE. especially for 7as Crescent
hslaln the First muniepahty tdssLgn IN following
table bE MI y the Nos. ihs Raiusd
In The second m2 the Nos above the Steamboat Land
No. being tlaboat Landing the Third fn3
oonmence The Rsiroa and down No whar
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sHIrwREck ON LONG IsLAND--Loss Of LIFE
The British brig Minerva, Capt Delany, from
Halifax, N. s., for New York, with six passengers
and cargo Of fish, was totally wrecked, about
seven miles west Of Fire Island, on the 10th inst
at one O'Clock, and unfortunately four Of her pas
sengers-Mrs. Murphy, and her aged l2 years,
and TWO little girls, daughters of Mr. Samuel Sell
iers--met waiery grave. Mrs NJ, with her son
had been on visit to Halifax; and the little girls
were on their way to see their father, who resides
in New York. The bodies Of all four had been re.
covered. The vessel, it is said, was fully insured
in New York, and it is supposed the cargo is in,
sured in Halifax.
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.Aioer1l GIotlaiano..

WE invite se atteP,oq T IF Pagsrs and pessrs f. bs
ING COMPANY suitable or negro clothing now on sale
by y qs, eolnprl5ing !he celebrated LEBANON JEANS,
llNSEYS, OSNABURGS, etc.. all of which will be
found superior goods of The kind manufactured.
The Osnabugs made of the best materials in all respects
superior TO the Lowe aud equal the best Georgia Ala
P?ma Az The weo used in the manufacturing of the Jeans,
nseys, etc. of the native fleece and best quality
Of Mexican WOOL or other substitute ior wool being
used about the establishment.
LV Planters visiting this city are invited to call and exa
mine these goods for themselves and those ordering request
ed call the attention of their merchants this advertisement
The manufacturers eondng in the merits OF their goods ask
for them only trial
fyl5 I'm - ~ M ya1ina ~ st,so,
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RAILRoADs.-Tbe Committee on Internal In
pFovements Of the Senate Of Kentucky I.egiHasurs,
in session, have reported two hiIIa 70 charter
the Bardstown and Nashville and The Louisville
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PATENT METALLIC INDIA RUBpRR GOODS
orrlce Of rur uN1os TownoAr ocrAl

IELEGRAPH COMPANY. y
order to accommodate those wishing Messages Semi 10
Tic Passes and to the trouble Of crossing the river
the Company have placed BOX the Office OF Mesrs j.
K. WHITNEY CO., No. u Camp street, where all
Dispatches be deposited and from whence they will be
taken by Carrier to the Station in Algier to be forwarded
fy5 I'm JTINIIIS REFRE Prcs;Jea1
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'JNO RENT A line large OFFICE, over No as Camp
Il street, suitable for Cotton Factor or Notary -
Apply 70 the Mutual Benefit Life and Fire insurance f
S''''' et yis " IA
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

LAFAYETTE, Thursday, Feb.2-P. M.-Anivas to-day, 40
Beeves, and dozen pigs. good market for Beef Cattle
Prices:-Beef Cattle, 496c. " ib net Hogs, &c. y
B net; Sheep, 50 OO9s3 70 " head; Mich Cors go %
@s48 90 " head; Gaines, 31l9574c. " ID net
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10 The Shawneetown Ql) Advocate has hoist
ed its flag for Gen. Cass for President, and Gen.
Sam Houston for Vice President, 1852
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FTHE Subscriber begs 10 return thanks to his friends and
the public in general, fo; the liberal patronage he has
eceyei IRON them, and desires inform them that he has
taken the Store No. y s7nRaRciatOR street where he
tends carrying on the business of PAINTING in all its
bra1ches, and hopes by strict attention his duties,
merit CONTINUANCE of their support. E. +. DEAYES
N. b. All orders promptly attended to- ja2S SIN
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: VIRGINIA.. M H. Beale has issued an ad-
dress to his constituents of the Fourteenth Con-
gressional District, Western Virginia. tits marked
by his characteristic candor and common sense.
He is opposed to the Nashville Convention, and ad-
vises moderate action the part of the South Ex-
Gov. Mcdowell is of the same opinion.
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r. ~. .TgCkSO7s 81 GO.

No. 81 CANAL, door from Camp
Fine Fashionable Clothing Establishment.
EINE SHIRTS, of 8l the latest Patterns; Under Shirts
Cotton and WoolleH Drawers; Stocks; CFavats; Ho-
sey Susoenders Goves Trunks Valses Carpet Bags
ETC., etc, tOr sale extremely low prices for cash We So
hcit call from Friends and the Pube examine our
Goods and Judge for themselves We keep also BOYS
and YOUTHS CLOTHING. d7 3fn
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10 The Legislature of the State .of Indiana
has made provision to procure block Of marble, TO
take its appropriate place in the National Monument
at Washington Il is to bear the following in
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Tribune that Mr.. Barnum Of Baltimore has saest-
ed an engagement with Jenny Lind, the celebsa-
ted Swedish songslress. She will take passage
for America in August September next, in COM
pany with Benedict and Bellet, two distinguished
European performers-one pianist, the other =
vocalist. The reputation which has preceded Miss
Jenny will excite furor to hear her that has never
been exceeded on this side the water. Mr. Barnum
pays all the expenses Of herself and party, supplies
her with servants, waiting mad and secretary. and
in each city carriage and horses. She Is . sing
oaly in concerts, and Mr. Barnum secures her
certain sum for each eonceri.
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AWFUL Explosions An extract from . letter
dated Summit, Cambria county, Pa, says :. Ex-
cuse the hurried manner Of this note, for expect
the mail every moment. have just returned from
viewing most heart-rending scene Of ruin. and
loss Of life. This morning, about daylight. Or
itlle before, about one dozen kegs Of powder ex-
ploded in two and half story house, mile west
Of this, which il blew 10 atoms anedlalsly killing
the wife Of Mr.. Adams, who Was Ia bed Al The
time Of the explosion, with an infans child IN her
arms neither the child nor the husband were
seriously injured but the latter Is apparently De-
ranged and unconscious ol the extent Of hiz
calamity. Two others are so badly injured, lhal
their feeoyery Is doubted YeFyw
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{ 'OSIA q 90; Importers Of Haoaaa Produce Saga
- tafce and IObdre0 keep constantly Oil hand large a.
9?inens Of SI5 rs eo1sist9g Of IuheTiee Regsliss,
Oues gtc ETC., IRON the celebrated brands OF Havana
Also-A general asOTtuelt Of WINES LIQUORS. ETC.
elts No. Front Levee, New Orealls. anlI lr .