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BALTIMORE, April l2.-In the Senate Mr.. Web
ster moved that action be taken on Mr.. Foote's
Committee Resolution.
Mr.. Clay seconded the motion. Immediate ac-
iicn he said was wanted, The committee should be
tried, Il could do no harm, and might do good.
II the California bill was taken separately he
would move amendments to attach territorial bills.
Mr.. Benton desired to be heard on the subject.
he offered fifteen amendments 10 Mr.. Foote'S reso-
luton so as to kill it off BY parliamentary means.
The deficiency appropriation bill was taken up
and discussed
Senate adjourned to Monday.
In the House the Galphin investigating commit
tee were instructed to inquire into and report upon
the conduct of all parties having any relation
Thereto.
The Southern members had held a meeting at
which they approved of the Nashville Convention
as the only means of influencing Congress to a lib
eral and harmonious settlement of the disputed
questions.
New York Markets.
BALTIMORE, April IL, 1850
At New York to-day Cotton was dull. Sales of
1000 bales Mddling Upland 11c.; Orleans III.
Flour advanced picayune, Wheat and Corn un-
changed. Pork easy. 1900 bbls. Mess sold at $40.
Prime eight quarter bbls. six quarter" Coffee
1000 bags St Domingo sold at n to 81. Sugars
unchanged. Molasses quiet Stocks declining.
Money tight. Sterling frmer
Baltimore Flour Market.
AT Baltimore to-day, Flour So.
Congress.
In the Senate, Gen. Cass presented the resolu-
tons of the Michigan Legislature resembling the
resolutions instructing the Senators from Michigan
to vote for the Wilmot Provso
SECOND DIsPATcH.
BALTIMORE, April IL.
New YoRK MARKETs-At New York, to-day,
cotton was depressed. 1000 bales sold at prices in
favor of buyers. Flour has advanced; Ohio is
held at S. 25. Corn is scarce at Sc to 81. Coffee
improving. 400 hhds. fair Orleans Sugar sold at
| 1t. Pork, unchanged. Whisky, %. Sterling, So.
Money market stringent.
THIRD DISPATCH.
| BALTIMORE, April 49,
| New YoRK MARKETs.-The New York cotton
market to-day is dull. Middling Orleans, III to
III. Weeks sales, 900 bales (6,000D Flour,
grain and other things unchanged.
SAILING OF THE CHAGREs STEAMERs.-The
steamers Cherokee and Georgia sailed to-day for
Charges with an aggregate of 800 passengers
FOURTH DISPATCH.
| BALTIMORE, April 10.
Mr. Campbell, the Clerk of the House, died to,
day at Washington.
Mr. Clay was brilliantly complimented on his
birth-night, yesterday, and made splendid speech
on the occasion.
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ta At a Meeting Of the CITIZEN. Of The Second War

fT AT Meeting Of the citizens of the Second Ward
Second Municipality held Desanges Hail. Nsyades street,
the purpose Of nominating candidates that Ward in the
Council the meeting called order by Yost
the fowpg gentlemen were nominated preside said meeting
President, g. W. West Vce-Prsdeus Foster E. Wells NJ.
Fritz H. H. Bryan, d. Coehrane; Secretaries L. N Lane and
Whte The following then HENRY
RENsHAW, JAMES GoLDING and WIN A. BEECHER.,.
Meaars Henry Renhaw and James odng
csmatOn The following gentlemen Delegates
to the Convention to nominate Members the Council
be held at Diamonds Hotel TcbOnpoulas street, MONDAY
EVENING, at hafpsEt O'Clock; A. c. PHELPS, GEORGE w
WEST. On notion the meeting adjourned.
J. A White, lsecretsreA G. W. WEST, President
Il N. J Apl5
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Spring " Summer Clothing

THOMPSON d. NIXON, 10 Camp st.
IL Have received, per steamship Falcon and previous
arrivals, fall supply of FASHIONABLE CLOTH
ING, manufactured expressly for Retail, to which
they respectfully invite the attention of purchasers Their
Stock comprises:
DRESS CoATS-0f Cashmere Cloth. and French Drap
d'Ete;
FRoCK CoATs-of Cashmere Cloth, and black and
olive DIap dEte;
FANCY COATS-O OF drab and mixed Cashmerette,
Britannia Cloth, Drsp d'Ee, black and Drab MerinO.
and Alpael;
SAC FRoCKS-Of drab Cashmeretie Drap d'Ete, drab
and black Merino, Britannia Cloth and Alpaca;
PANTALOONS-Ofb black and fancy g. Nj. Doeskn, drap
d'Ete, Drap Rationale, white and figured Drilling,
Check Linen, etc.
VEsTs-of black and figured Silk Buff, white and fig
ured Marseilles;
LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS-Of all the latest styles;
CRAVATS-Of Silk Satin and Cambria Muslin;
GLOVES-Of Silk, Linen, Lisle, Berlin and Cotton;
UNDERSHIRTS-Of Gauze, Merno aud Cotton;
DRAWERS-of Linen and Cotton, French wristbands
and laced backs;
HALF HosE-of Silk, and white, brown and striped
Cotton;
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS-of Silk and white and
bordered Cambric;
SUSPENDERS-Of Linen and white and figured Silk;
UMBRELLAS; Dressing Gowns etc. etc.
THOMPSON Il NIXON, 10 Camp street,
mills 2dpH opposite Hewett's.
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~ Ths following received scox gen.
enan 81 pscahl and fortune, who Is well and widely
DR. s p TDWNSEkD'S sAASAPARilA has cared ihousauds
panm n The upper circles Of society and used both New
York pnd Albany bg tne inaiory Of the arorSac families They
purchase IN the spring, Of DR. s. r. Townsesd half
dozen oiies and The Whole family for month
SICK q WILL There preventive for disease like it, These fAn
ilfA rarely ever, LOSE child OF require physician
NEW YORK, january I, 1850
q H Townsend Sir; In Justice your remedy take the
o. t.ne that about tSo since, took violent Geld
wnh could remove IL tec ed cough
r1al affection 81 The throat Iunga distressed me very
much indeed NY little in III health pro-
cured s9e q sarpaEia for him He took but time
whh yethonF1 he had The janndice, but found
tflous ne fp1es He which induced
aene % esd An very happy aeknowe that
ne nt eno and in the enjoyment excellent
hnlh Your safaaPera Ia beyond doubt nioss excellent rem
edy, and should be widely known.
fonr., respectfully, VALENTINE EIf.coX,
9l Amos street, New York.
ce,e AZ snaa ier he&Orieana, j. WRIGHT & CO.,
Ap3 plfP ISL Charires
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The New Orleans and Chagres regular line is
composed of fine, fast sailing, Al Brgs handsome
ly and most comfortably arranged in cabin and sec
ond cabin accommodations. All personal bagg ge
goes free of charge.
To give an idea of the fare on these vessels we
will state that the brig Nile, which left here with
fly passengers for Chagres, had on board, besides
other stores, six dozen chickens, six dozen ducks,
four dozen geese four dozen turkeys and three doz
en- small pigs; besides half of a fat beef, with
some four or five barrels of green vegetables. Her
stores were equal tothe bestpacket ship stores from
New York to Liverpool. To persons who may not
be in haste and who wish to avoid the crowded
Storage ofthe steamers, we can most unhesilaling-
ly commend this line. The average passage of
these vessels we understand has been only thirteen
DAYS.
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Eds Crsseeat-F For The benefit of suffering humanity as
well as an act Of Justice Dr. SAMUEL GILBERT male hs
following That ia June last had 'mal uOr upon my
face rsr between my and cheek which gradually increased
during past summer s1e and extent Of which
ennsu truly eminent phyt nader whose ueatmea
leneh IN the latter u last January visited ts city
Ia e space q Gays The e as nnor greatly
alarming
that from u 10 the end OF
nose my hone became literally lump OF pud
The had made pqseranee the opposite side
Of In this rendition presented msst 70 r ssmnel
Gilbert, knowing what disease afflicted DR. Gfert
trunrpnced Cancer 81 the most yirunt char
put myself bic lie extracted the tlnos
on ihs dof hs knife, and weeks face welt
thru aad still believe r. b. TUCKER. =
Ne1otle4Rs. March a.. 1850
10 Or Glberts oaes IA No, II cTostnAR ttEeets Ia ths
puldaga hevssa DE- easaeahouEe and he River elouI
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Worth Brothers,

Corner Of Magazine and Common streets, NeD Orleans.
Importers of and Wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH FRENCH. GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
AVEat all times hand large and well assorted Stock
consisting in part of
French and English NEGRO BLANKETS;
7-S, "A and Twlled LOWELL COTTONS;
3.4 7S, A and Twilled white and brown COTTONS;
Kentucky JEANS and LINSEYS;
Glasgow JEANS and Lowell LINSEYS;
PLAID LINSEYS for House Servants;
Blue and fancy colOred KENTUCKY JEANS;
White, blue, red yellow and green FLANHELS;
Negro WOOLLEN GAPS, SOCKS and SHIRTS;
Heavy and light CoTTONADEs and DENNIS, for plan
tatlons;
Madras and Mock Madras HANDKERCH'Fs, for Negroes.
Blue, black and mixed SATINETS;
French CALICOES, GINGHAMS, Silks. and Bareges;
English CALICOES, Merinos, Alpacas and Bombazets
English HOSE, UNDERSTANDS, Drawers and Gloves:
German HOSE and HALF-HOSE;
Plain, white, figured and eolored SWISS MUSLINS;
Plain and cross barred CAMBRICS and MUSLINS;
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS;
INDIA RUBBER SUSPENDERS;
APRON CHECKS;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS;
COTTON and THREAD LACES.
A great variety of FANCY GOODS, such as are gener.
ally sold by the trade which they offer purchasers
favorable terms jal8 4m2dp&W
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NEW BOOKS STEEL's.J. d. Steel, of Camp street,
constantly receiving something in the world of letters,
and with the liberal spirit of of business he keeps
the fact before he people, To-day apprfe reader
another column, of the receipt of several interesting works
No. H. The Diary Ola Physician in California only
attractive in title but in text and should be the pocket
psnion Of gold seeker As the Ohio doe sail unt9
O'Clock this morning advise friends whose faces
turned towards the Pacific, to call early and purchase this
book Cuba and the Cubans is also a capital work and
at this particular moment of much importance those int
rested in the affairs Of that island.
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HURDLE RACE.-BiRgamaR Conrse-There was good
attendance the Bngaman yesterday witness the contest
between jackson the American Deer, and VIM. Barlow.
The mile heats, best three in five. Barlow was
winner Of the first heat Time min 40sec. Jackson took
the second in 6:23 On the third heat Barlow gave up
the purse time 5;l5 And one named in the bills
entered go round with jackson the fourth mile which
was run by the latter in 5:32,
Irish lad named Martin Kane, aged years, one
mile jumping all the hurdles in minutes. The boy resides
in Aige us performance pleased the crowd the extent
of well filed purse, which presented to him the
ground.
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.V'esU Store and .VeaU Goods


C. NJ. SIMPSON
Having Just opened his NEW STORE, No. SO Canal
street, (betw Chavres street and Exchange Aey). offers
for sale large aud we'll selected stock of NEW FASHION
ABLE FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, at very
moderate prices The Ladies particularly invited to call
and examine splendid assortment OF
Rich Silk Tissues, entirely
Large assortment Of rich Paris Bareges;
Gases of new French Musins, Jaconets and Lawns;
Rich Silks, for Dresses
together with general assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods
large stock of Irish Linens grass beaehed and warranted
a fine fabric
Linen Sheeings, of all kinds;
Linen DrlEngs, for Gentemen's wear;
Drab d Etc, for Summer Clothing
Hosiery of every kind, Gloves, etc.;
Large stock of Linen Cambria Hdkfs, embroidered and
plain, selling very cheap.
To which may be added a general assortment of Fancy
and Staple DRY GOODS, suited to Family and Planta
ton use. apo l0t2p
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DOLCE CoMPAEA ATTACHMENT. This celebrated i'm.
proVemeni, which has excited the admiration of the lovers of
music the North, can be and heard the well known
music store of w. T. Mayo No. Camp street, where am
aeus and the public generally invited call Mayos
sales filed with Cilberts pianos and Others of ap
proved make and his extensive variety Of musical nsttu.
ments particularly worthy Of note. EzER
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la, AMELUNa, T. N. BLAKE,
7. Il. SHIELDS, l. II, BECHTEL,
d. BEIN, Committee of Arrangements
To Mr. T. PLAo1DE, Proprietor Of the Varieties
j. B. STEEL,
NJ o. Stationers' Warehouse, IA Camp st.
Hz- Just received at this
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
The following New and Interesting

Publications:
MORTON MONTAGU; or, Young Christians Pride
BY c. B. Mortimer.
WOMAN'S FRIENDSHIP Story of Domestic Life
BY Grace Aeuilar, author of Home Influence"
ITO show Us how divine a thing
woman muy be made - Wordsworth.
CHOlX DE P0ESIES pour les jeunes peronnes Par
Mime A. Coupan.
DIARY OF A PHYSICIAN IN CALIFORNIA, being
the results Of actual experience including Journey
by Land and Water and Observations Climate SOIL Re-
sources of the Country, etc. By James L. Tyson, NJ D.
EXPLORING EXPEDITIONS of Wilkes, D'UryiIe,
Rosa and Lynch, with illustrations Edited by John
s Jenkins Complete in / vol syo.
Nos. and BYRNE'S DICTIONARY OF ENGINE
WORK and ENGINEERING. Price each 25 cents
...Also....
All the other Publications of any note lately from the
Northern and Eastern Press with great number English Books
recently published in England, for sale by
apis 3tlW j. B. STEEL, "A Camp st.
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THE GREAT MAGIcIANMr. McCallilters first perform.
well attended last night the St. Charles Theatre
His apparatus extensive his eat most wonderful and
the whole entertainment highly graed the audience We
predict for him good houses long he remains puzzle
us with his capital egerdeman. As artistic he exce Blz
OF Herr Alexander.
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THE SEAsoS.-Lawns. Organdies, Jaeones and Tissues
have taken the place Of the heavier fabrics for ladies' dresses
and fashionable promenades present beautiful variety Of
these light and graceful looking goods Thos Brady Of 80
Chsfres street, offers style and pattern, rates that
like the goods fail to please. The stock of linen at
this hou ia very suDerior.
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BeanfifaI Teeth ana s1veet Rrs.,I,

Es~ALL MAY POSSESS BY i SING snERMAN's Totiru
fhefE.f warranted ea acid injurious ngte
diepit and II of eeaug ehng he Test re-
inovig tartar hem FROM decay at ne same
uae gsas stem healthy apearaac as well hardening
gums and sueeenng the BREATH IL leaves the
mouth and gives unEeFs sstizaeon. Whoever viii
eyer alter ss the preeenee her denice A.
O. Cee Isl 8rlsy, Dr. G. A. Peck, Bpwsry, two 81 ne
best depts n The city Of New Yaft and IL
also Eianf h.n o. sul pTooDr Ei0it, The
sen eenss sso.9Hay and Ay streets, Dr. James R. Ghllon
the diz{ulfh-d ceuls, Park BENJAMIN,
Wehh ECO James toron Rennet Eaq IL fiasngs Weld E,o
Aal9A a. Nh, and nearly all the edrnrs in New YORK
Frsrsl4I and sold BY 6iefnan D. O6 Nanau street nj
Y. 6od IL New Orleans BY The sgent - =
nFll 6i-1ap J MktGHT 4 CO.. lSt Chnrtrrs
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DECIDED DETERMINATION.
EGeNe1Ued attraction i!

ANDREWS Dry Goods Emporium,
Corner of ST. CHARLES and JULIA sts.
k Detefmi ned sell the whole stok on effect which,
have concluded offer the Goods contained the
lowing unusal fees, for a short time only
BAREGES, 20 10 rs cOuts per yard;
MUSLtNs 10 to II cents per yard;
GlNGHAAS, IL, Is and 20 cents per yard;
PRINTS, 7, 8 and 10 cents per yard;
TABLE COVERS, Worstet and Cotton at 75c. 10 !;
- Brown Linen DaMASK at so cents two yards wiiei
With large assortment Of
CAPES at ha price;
COLLAnS at qlarter price;
LACES Of every description that has been made since the
alton Of the word will be sold the lowest kind Of prices,
from Sc. to So so per yard
AsoCape and Cap InAengs and, in fact descrip
ton OF Merchant
~ We determined sell The Goods what prices;
therefore the Ladies and the public generally will dmd their into
TO call at ANDREWS,
Of Charles nnlI LA Etrepts
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New ORLEANS HEws-LETTER.-This neat little publ.
cation has reached Us fifth number which is now before u.s.
1t can be had at B. Seels and c. Morgan's The en-
eouagement received understand has placed the News.
Letter permanent basis. An agent is now eanvassng
the CITY
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The FATHER MATHEW TESTIMONIAL. - The
committee appointed few days ago, to solicit sub
scriptions for the Father Mathew Testimonial, met
on Saturday evening to report progress. The
amount collected, $3.50, will be presented to the
good Father this evening.
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On the 14h inst. at IL o'clock P. NJ, Mrs. MARGARET
FLooD, wife Of Michae F9cd residence No a5 New
E> Her Funeral will take place TODAY the 15h at O'Clock
Her friends and those Of Mr. Flood requested attend
without further notice.
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10 NOtces-The undersigned, having united together
for the Transaction NOla lis branches
to inform their friends and the public that they prepared
cute with CORRECTNESS Dispatch whatever business may
ddsd TO them,...o ffies No. 30 Gravier street
... cHAs. A. TALLARlE, Notary Public
spil I'm WooDsoN WREN, Assistant
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fR The undersigned, in behalf of the Louisiana
Hose Company tender their sincere thanks Mr. BRIGGS the
General Mutual Insurance Company refresh
ments at the fire in GiTod street, this morning.
aPl4 JOHN G. APPLETON, Chief Director, L. II. Co.
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Fish and Fishing.
GUION.

~ " " Nv
Corner OF Sta Charles and Canal streets,
n Has hand the and finest FISHING
TACKLE be found in this The remarkably complete
in every department, and comprises
Superior Fishing Rods Guns superior aid finish
wood, Hickory, Bamboo, Gun and Covers.
mounted in Silver, German Sin Colts Pistols.
and Brass. Aliens SeEcocking Pistols
Limerick Hooks Rnged Flatted Genuine Derrngs Pistols
THpered. Also, Snovded In Powder Fasks Horns
Gimp and Gut. Do. Magazines;
The Patent Spring Fish Hooks Shot Pouches and Belts.
Extra Tips, for Rods Of all sizes. Game Bags.
Fine Balanced Reels, oil German Cleaning Rods
Silver and Brass. Nipple Wrenches and Cleaners.
Eight plated Silk Lines Wesley Richards Walkers Ely's
Silk Grass and Hemp Lines, of and ID. best qualities Perus-
the finest quality. sion Caps
SILK Worm Gut. Cut and Felt Wads
Floats all sizes and styles Collars, Chains and Whistles.
Artificial Bait Of every description. Pistol Belts.
Leads Of all and sizes. Bowie ard Hunting Knives
Bait eoxes, Baskets and Kettles Gauntlet Riding Gloves.
Landing Nets Fishing do. Liquor Flasks.
Fishing Books and Boxes. Drinking Cups, etc.
Dssorss Swivels, Batting Nee Rodgess Rosenhocrs and
dies, etc. etc. Crooks Fine Cutlery.
10 The GUIoN ROD particularly adapted Southern and
Wtsen Fishing generally well worthy Of careful inspection
tn Having arranged with John Conroy OF NewYOk the ce
Of whose articles we'll known the OF all
Of his manufacture those articles will hereafter sold manuac-
urers' NewYork prices at GUION,S.
FANCY AND FURNISHING STORE,
mh30 I'm Corner of st, Charles and Canal sts
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RESPONSE TO Mr.. WEBsrER's SPEEcH,-The
Hon. Daniel Webster has been presented with a
letter. signed by some nine hundred of the leading
citizens of Boston, approving of the sentiments o
his recent speech in the U. S. Senate.
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Smith 4 Co.'s ExPREss.-The Express bag of
Of B. F. Smith Il Co. will be kept open on the
steamer Ohio until the moment Of her sailing.
Bills Of lading for few more trunks or packages
Of goods properly shipped) will be signed till half
,,aaf NJ .i--
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GaEiala.esa q 20

Guinness ~ Co.
Camp street,
DEALERS
CHOICE FANCY ARTICLES.
Suitable for Presents comprising almost chdssA varey Of very
beautiful articles Of taste, fancy and use.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
complete Of fine Linen and Cotton SHIRTS Under
shirt, Drawers, Socks, suspenders, Cravats sen, Stocks
TRAVELLERS GOODS.
hae assortment of Portable Desks, Dressing Cases. Mirrors
Dram Flaska, Money Belts Canes, Umbrellas, ETC. etc.
SPORTSMAN'S GOODS.
Guns Rifles Pistols Powder Fash Shot Pouches, Game Bags,
Gun Cleaners, Caps, etc. etc.
GOLD PENS,
or all the celebrated MAKERS Cola and Silver Gases Of every
variety Of pattern, ranging in price, retail, from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY,
FINE CUTLERY, etc.
10 Orders promptly and faithfully executed the lowest market
prices.
IL CAMP STREET
Dealers in FANCY GOODS GUNS PISTOLS GOLD PENS
Lii
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SUMNER GooDs The ladies will find handsome variety
Of dress goods and latest style millinery the Of D. r.
Seansn Co, Il Charres street, This firm opens to-day
something ne~ and eh. to which the attention Of our fair
readers i especially called,
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~ nE- An Adjourned Meeting of WARREN LODGE
~ * NO q Az M will be held Masonic Hail. THURS
/V\DAY the 18th inst at o'clock p M Special bnsi-
before the Lodge full and prompt members
rel visiting brethren fTaernay invited By order Of the
V. M l. N LANE, Secretary
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DRBow's C0MMERCIAL REvIEw.-We have received
the Aprlnumber Of this excellent PERIODICAL which is filled
usual with sterling articles of much interest merchants
manufacturers and planters T. O. Reynolds has contributed
able paper upon Cuba. This gentleman SecTe-
tary Of Legation at Madrid during Mr. Folks Admnistra
ton DIR. j. w. Moneue contributes valuable paper upon
the Mississippi Valley The Office of the Review is now at
p Exchange Place
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Rev. G. w. Freeman, Missionary Bishop of Ar.
kansas and Texas, is on a TOUR through the last
named State. The Redlander speaks in high terms
Of his services while at Nacogdoches.
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CARPETS, MATING. Erc.-C hittenden & Dammeron, Of
Is Charrs street, have hand carpets, mating, rugs,
curtains, blinds etc., which they offer at prices much less
than usual Housekeepers will find it to their advantage to
examine this stock.
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To our friends of the Picayune we have to offer
our Acknowledgements for their kindness in placing
at our disposal the papers by their Express, and a
Geographic dispatch which arrived on yesterday.
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SYKES HYDE Co. will CELL at halfpast 10 O'Clock at los
Magazine street-Cofee.
MoRPHY & NRvIUs viii sell at II O'Clock on Duplantier
street, between Camp and MagaZine-F urniture.