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BRILLIANT LOTTERIES
FOR JULY, 1850.
J. w. MAURY & Co, MANAGERS.

CAPITAL PRIZE
SIC, 1881
Emitting the lucky holder 10
$4,000 Nett. ALSO
1885,, ,29i. 29i...................Ne Nett S3O,pO
So, SAG. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nett y2O,Oo0
Rl1 ,7bf...... Nett 3lO,Op0
2l5 Prizes of 8l,l76-Nett Z, 1000
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of Monongalia Academy,
Clnss No. G., for 1850,
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday,
July ~, 1850.
rs Number Lottcry-l2 drawn ballots. q
RICH AND RARE SCHEME.
! splendid prize of of..........'. s1O,5ss
do .............. 5o,2y4
do ....,.....,... 25,o2s
do .............. lliIbf
2l5 prizes of. of.................... i,l76
&c. &c &c.
Whole Tickets s20-Halvcs SO Quarters S5-
Eighths 81 so.
Certificates Of packages of rs whole tickets $500 90
Do do rs half do 100 90
Do do 25 quarter do 65 90
Do do 25 eighth do 80 so
Order. for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will re-
ccive the most prompt attention, and official ac-
count of each drawing sent, Immediately after IL IL
over, to all who order from us.
Address, J. & G. MAURY, agents,
June Is Alexandria, Va.
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A CARD.--The subscriber, member of the
IA former Commission on Mexican claims, will
be in Washington in the course of the month Of
November, and offers his services to claimants un-
der the treaty. He will attend to any other busi-
with which he may be trusted, especially from
the South. Those dcsirous of obtaining his SER
vices will please to address Andrew Wyie, esq,
Washington city.
Nov 5-dtf H. nj. BRECKENRIDGE.
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NIANTED.-By Lady every way competent
w to teach Music on the Piano Forte and
Guitar, situation in some Seminary south
west, though the former would be preferred. She
has much experience in her profession, having
been employed in several of the most respectable
Seminaries The most unquestionable references
given as to character and capacity.
Any communication addressed, post paid, to O.
p, Washington city postoff will be promptly
attended to. Feb. l9tf
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HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS.

ID II. HOoE s Co, Market Space, between 7tl
i and Sth streets, have now IN store lull and
cntnp pT the following:
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DENJAMrN BLAKE MINOR, Attorney at
ID Law, will attend promptly to any business in
his profession in the city Of Richmond, tiucuding
cases in the Appellate and Federal Courts,) and
the adjacent counties, and in the town Of Peters
burg.
o. Office No. 3, Law Buildings, Richmond.
Virginia.
Aug. 6--u
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After the reading of the journal,
Mr. FULLER asked what the first business in
order
PENSIONERS THE UsrTEp STATES.
The SPEAKER replied that the FIRST question in order
agreeing to the resolution for the printing OF
5000 copies Ito be bound of the list OF pensioners OF the
United States placed the rolls since the 18th OF Oco-
Der, 1885, whereupon,
Mr. FULLER who was entitled to the floor, addressed
the House in favor Of the adoption OF the said resolu
ton. o.
Mr. BOWLIN made few remarks to show that If this
printing be ordered twould not be done without speci
hc contract as, at the price which the printers would gel
for it, they would not be paid than 1874 per cent o.
it's actual cost TO them
Mr.. FULLER explained n this resolution be agreed
to- the public printer will receive for the work about
half what would cost him. Such information has beer
obtained from investigation made by the COMMITTEES on
Mr. BOWLIN then moved to refer the resolution back
TO the Committee Printing, with instructions TO inquire
and report wha, the job will cost
Mr. WENTWORTH opposed the motion to refer, and
argued to show that the public printers were able TO mes
the probable loss on printing this document which should
be forced them because they had contracted to do the
work al less than II would cost.
Mr.. JOHNSON, of Arkansas. after a few remarks 70
show the importance Of proceeding with the considers
ton OF other business moved to lay The report and reso-
noes Sc.
Mr.. JONES asked Mr. BowLrs to withdraw the mo-
ton to refer; which being DONE o,o ;,
MIR j. moved 10 amend by striking OUT .o,uVD,
(copes) and inserting the usual number, l3oo; the
nropriety OF which change he argued TO prove.
Mr. / then renwed the motion to refer, (under a
promae TO Mr. BowLIS.) and moved the previous ques-
lion but i#ntt
Mr. ORR, inducing him to withdraw that call, went on
10 address the House against the motion of reference
Mr. MARSHALL then addressed the House upon
the subject but his remarks were inaudibe TO the Re
portsr NI-.t1.u.r ra 9w
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1850.

After the reading of the journal,
Mr. FULLER asked what the first business IN
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, March 2o-6PM.
The cotton market continued frm, but sales were
limited at about the quotations given below. This
being packet day for the Canada, Change thiply
attended and trade general thing rather guid
The Nisgaras news being about due, also had ten
dency TO check operations. The -four market vi.
steady with fair LEGAL aud Eastern demand but sales
were light. Southern somewhat frmer, while Ca.
madam In bond was dali. Wheat exhibited no chsnze
Corn Offering only TO limited extent and prices
continued quite steady Pork remained about the
same, with fair amount OF saes. Beef continued
firm. Lard sold more freely ut about previous rates
Coffee continued dull and without sales Of moment to
notice Owing to Increased recep sugars we're dull
Moasses remained about the ZANE.
AsHts The market was firm, with sales OF 100 bbl,
at So 70 for pots, end IS 81 u for pearls
BntADsruprs.-Flour-A About 200 bbls were sold
this day including hne, at 81 Is 81 e2S; common
state aN 81 q - ~ straight State mixed Ohio and
Indiana at vi So; fsvorite state at S. 06 IS IS
Michigan and good TO choice Ohio, at IS 12s ss3I1
pure Genesee at IS e2h IS 70 and other grade. 81
before reported Southern Flow was 1rm aud more
buoys ant With saes Of 300 bbis ct 81 SIX as for
mfrsd brands and IS SO i2k for straight and good
brands OF Alexaadria and Georgstown RE- F7s.r vas
In steady request with good a.msnd and ss,es On 500
bbls At 81 80 Com Mel dull, With sales %
100 bbls. Jsrsey, at ~ rs 50 81 Brandy wine vas
held 81 80. Wheaf-There vas good demand for
vteat. but nothing OF Importance trsnspired. Rye
nver at 6hc. Oats we're less arm, With sales Of
Northern at 4oc. . 40, and Jersey 81 Slo. 37e.
Bsrky-The msrhet wss steady; some 600 bushels
prime tive rowed sold 1t 7sc. Corn vas something
for heated, $40 fer mixed bsc. bs1sc fer Southern
yellow b5c for round White 5ec SIC for white South
srn, end 5ec. abehc. for Northern yellov.
.orros-ssles o. the day, up 10 close Of Change 100
psrees Holders continue to oner sparingiy at the
ANNEXED figures.
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fsH.-Ihe market IL quiet aud Without ohsnse in
Fsrro9r..-Estss -ere insctive, and light engage
nents were mailing to Liverpool 81 dead weight, st
2cs lard and bacon st 2zs Cd cotton ~ 's2d corn
ut Ga aud naval stores at L. 90 To London. rates
continued dull at use for dead weight and ct 2Is 3D.
for cheess; naval stores we're segssea ~ ~ h %
To Havre cotton was engaged At "a. To Casgow,
scre lard was taken at 22s Sd To California there
vss but little reported, while rates about the
ssme To Antwerp, spirits Of turpentise vas engaged
~ axe.
N. s11Ac.; and rsisips, In lots, ct "a ak
nors = Prices we're very firm, but the market go
lees scte sies q 70 to SO bales old we're made IL De
ard rome mall parcels prime new ~ IL aisAc
Irsp There YES more busysucy In the narhst
9th 'ses OF 900 PIGS Missouri 10 arrive At IS; and
Ito tuns foreign. ct - so. alec 70 arrive
LSsrsss The recsipts vere something better since
our lat but not at all sdequats 60 the demand which
vas more sctiye, sud incressiog rapidly botn the
south~ett and West o. well ss fer the E.st Prices
have net exhibited hovever soy change wcrth noti-
eirr.
L,.g- Thar. vas az active dsusna for thss or iele
With ssiss Of zcc barrels ceumos Eastern ct W..
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RALTl MORE.

GREAT BA RGAINs IN REAL EsrATE.-THE CAM
NJ ton Company Of Baltimore respectfully invite the at
tention of capitsss builders and Others
that portion Of the Companys property extending
Washington street lat Frazcre Feis Point to
the Lazareto, binding the whole distance
waters Of the hsrbr AID running back the north
favorable OF described
lots whole squares BE- desired asd they
other commodities fisrre bulk founders .ohnis and
uaoturers OF Sort requiring for their operations
large and ready shipping Persons
Of making cafe and profitable investments in real
our city their serious stenon Other sections may or
harbor that ordinary
calculations The subject el-e whole city failure
frsign commerce that which extends from the upper part
Of Teis Point the LsIsets and should thr. not all
brought into active ana profitable In less
from this time what sustain expanding cty What
do expect from the completion OF grand system %
railroads an indefinitely extended and saiarsei
immense Of in aud
siys steamboats For the
properly, apply 10 wN HARRISON, AGENT At tho ONCE Of
the Compspy, or to J. II. CARTER, President.
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AmUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

QARNUMs MUSEUM, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID March 1st0reatest Hit Of the oeassn-Thst popular
Miss Mary Taylor the favore Of
fashion able New York audiences has been
short time and sustsins the part Of Kate, in PERFEC
called JENNY LIND ATLAsr. on Monday and Tuesday
nights during the Cinderella and other
rite characters in which she has superior Misc Sinclair
will appear musical k,anses and farces, in the after
Moons Songs Dances, &C. Novel and curious specimens
from everywhere and ott-fsh, weighing 10 pounds
Wax stauary 0ipsy Girl SC, 30. Admittance, Is cents;
children under 10 years, ia cents
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snsert,d, un,s, ay suisea,esfsd and pad fSr.
NN~NN~N~N~N~ovNeyeo~~oy.~-
Married.
By the Rev DIR Stone at Christs Church, brooklyn,
on "Wednesday, the 10th Inst, Hsss, c. srsyrrsos,
Esq to Miss DfsSs B. FotF, daughter OF The late
in ihs city, on the aots inst at calvary Church, By
Rev Or. Wainwright, Mr.. JosrrH ?. BfAoH TO Miss
EluA NJ. Bars.
On wesnesdsy afternoon Goth inst Of con.um ption,
Mr. J,srs C. Mssor, In the Eth year Of his age late
Of Htghtstovn, New jersey.
Ms friends and scqusintsuce. thos. Of his family
attend his funeral Tomorrow (Frday) afternoon a.
half sst tvo o'clock from hts late resdence No Il
Minetta lane. without further notice.
ON the 10th inst Gsonar Mex vow, younva,t %, Of
James and Mary Ann Risney, Ia the sth year Of NJ,
The friends Of the family ar. respectfully invited "a
attend his funeral Fnasy the 32a inst, from Va :
Minsts Place, two doors from Macdo.ssl stre.. q
on "wednesday morning, after a short rs, A.
pssw fisSrsIoS. In the Gath year Of nj. ~
HIS hispds and scqusintsnces, aud rh,~s Of III.
brother lsmes are invited 10 sstsrd bis fupsrs this
day, tThnrsday) at III ocicct. A M from his Ia,e
rssideseei corner Of Forty arss street ssd EIsbth
o. March 2ctb, los L,sp~ss, SON Of winter add
The friends and relatives II the family IN general,
ere respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral THE
afternoon. 81 O'Clock, from No. Garrison street.
Brooklyn.
on fr.,day, ipth inst srer .hcrt Illness. A..rrr
aged years end months. "'s
The relative. ard frtends Of the family. also ,h.
D. requested 70 attend the funeral syo,. a. "
depce q nis paent No. 234 water street o., rh,rs
cay a. o'cloct; y NJ without fo,her ipvit.tIos
the ttth year ef his age. '"
The funeral VIII taks place from his late r..,s.n.
On the 10th inst In Basti-,or, .onntw A..
Ansscsx tfQrer. 10 the zSd ysay a IN - - N7's
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INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS
Our Washington correspondence.

WAsHrSoros, Tuesday After noon--4 o'clock.
The Dangerous State Of Mr., Caihoua.
I am afraid Mr.. Calhoun can't last long. was
with him all last night and shall be with him tonight
again. He seems to like not TO have volunteers about
him. God knows, feel anxious to do all that will
relieve him He has objected to having Mrs Calhoun
sent for as 1t is very inconvesent for her to leave
home new on acsount Of bis daughters inhrm health
do not think she could get here in time to him
alive. He don't care about death. He said this
morning that man was like tree-thst he went
through all the changes of the seasons-sreen In the
spring and forth. He will die as calmly Is child
His brain Is active Yesterday, he said he had ar
ranged in his head exactly how to classify ell his
speeches He has thought until to-day he might get
up again | do not know exactly what be thinks
now, though he told me this morning he should not
pretend TO judge Of his situation Senators King and
Hunter called this morning. and merely looked at
his complete exhaustion, left immediately.
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III URRAn, HuRRAr, FOR N. TwKLETaEE,
Al FOR he will give Yen power.
Iodo ycur washing. cleas your house,

And all vithin an hour
has recently been die ovsred, BY accdenthc rsr-
tcnlars q which have been sdvertisedthat Tsevssss
plan IN addcn " t veil power OF enabling lady TO
DO family sx weeks wash before kreskfs without help
minssny machine trrrsnine csmpkre
turfous the texture the what
ever teng reguiredwill aiso half the time,
expense and labor heretsfof used In house cenas
importer facts must mAnd the attention
wife This tsnth might he doubted ~ the saernsn rested
ny testimony alone but thousands will
have the sausfaccn also, TO the United
bates government employ my an In AL under
their surveillance The order from the War
Washington. be oec with thoussnss
tmcnials and specimens of washing. Price 81 Call or
send By mail, 10 ". TWELyEtkEs,
Roen, ~ " Nassau 81, New YeSk.
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SPORTING.

CEFTREvILLE COURSE, l.. L-PACINGe-A PURSE
" Of 500 will be given, free for all paeins Horses mile
heats best in In harness, OF April 9Th. Entries
~ close Saturday, arch sd. by o'clock r. Green
haddens Hotel Two 10 start TO make race.
JOEL CONKLTN.
DID HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUED.-TROTTIS0.-A
N Purse o. f3 will on Friday the ga inst at
the above course free for kor,es that have
purse nle hesthe best three In hvecaryitg what
please 20 saddle Entries will be made AZ the above house.
On fhursdty, the 2lst.
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Political Intelligence.

TgxAs rms NAsHyfLLE CoNvkNrieN.-Ata recent
election In Texas the vote taken for delegates TO
the Nashville convention In Galveston City, not a
vote polled for the candidates. and In Harris coun
IT, two votes given for the convention. and 2e7
against It, The following persons tho candidates
For the Eastern district, Judge John r. Mills, Col.
&. c. Mills Gen. j. r. Henderson. and j. Davis of n.
berty for the Wetern district, H. q. Brownly, James
May field and Hamilton Bee.
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PAopucr P,a RAILROAD AND 'srn.MsoArs,
MARKETS ELSE WHERE.
STOCK SALES.


FHtLknrLrHra, March ~ FIRST Ro1rd 81 shs Union
C,nal Ia, VS. do lex lo o. lt - neehanios Baas,
2pl $3.50 Texas Registered Neto w 81 ooO do. S2A.
5000 Do, - $3.50 do unrciisered, 81 500 United S,a,ss
g. I no ttoe ao ts lis $40 viy o. sss 90 STAT.
tlVg LshGn ~. tA ~ shares Cheapsshe and Delaware
pennlylvRni Railr al, % ~ So TsxaI Eisht Per Cents
30 sltO sehulih Nsyigsiion 6s hs4; 10 shares Penn
Ioynfbp Bank, ~ Is 90. Kentucky Bank. l0lix 20
DO Norrstovn, Railroad. a3. sscoad Bosrd.-2D Shares
Union Canal hsei do Farmers aud Mechanics Baak co.
roo do Reading Railroad 2s; 1sa 2t; % DO
ls4 90 Philadelphia Bsnt ISIS sit1l do Wilmington
Railroad 6s Nt shares Harrisburg Railroad az. 90 IA
Norris Canal. l,s 600 do. Schuylki Navigation Gs. So IS
- do Norristovn ssh a.. Pennsyltasia Ralrosd
$50 State Ss,sis.
DOMESTIC MARRETs.
PHILsDrtrHfA. March 20 Flour tinu-s in limited
request st the rates last quoted The receipts wheat
are Increasing without affecting the price fair de-
mand for yellow corn for shipment at 81 cents. Mess
pork so e2h . SO 10; aud prime SO, atty packed
mess beef 10 held At SlS SIS 80. whisk~y, In bbi.
2sls esnts IN hbds., 22h o-nt.. Ths cotton markst
hrmer holders declisng TO operate until the receipt
Of the steamers news.
Nav BEDToHD on M,HErr, March Is-oils-ws
have no transactions to report the rsrke. being en-
trsly bare of both descriptions Tn. parcel OF 400
bbs 81 sperm oil reported in the market In our last
was Opposed o. at price Did not learn Several
large csrsoes amounting to II 600 bols Of whale OIL
ana as bbls q sperm OIL have arrived since our last
and landing .
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AMUsE m ENTY.

b Lessee O. II. Barrett. xsnsssy Tsar.dsy sysans
s Ma %ins ns- Sr ss Ed%sSd srIsu
sarI, Msals%nS ssfS: Mr. Al eHsp%.9 Chan M
ns ss Ms. sS osr:h mr.. S,a yss cidrsi
Rss M TEE ef0issgh a.
Frank Fahom, Mr. stnaI srs Peesns Mrs A. xnsht
Giles. Is cants Gallery, l21s asnts.
IRONS THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET,
~ ss The
clarhs Captain Murphy Easaise MI BSonshsT Frank Vim
Hoinas Emma Tsrrsas Miss ]. ai Mrs.. 0rmsSy Dsisa.
psshsy son, called Re GArfuRE OF Captain cur
JACK SSn.Ss. Mr. Broasha@ susan Mrs Bro SsSa
Doors orsn rs curtain rises az ~ o'clock.
ID House. Mr. Bass 70 n. ladies' and seus%sa
engaged y hin OF in . .s for at n:
ether personal properly in the Obstruction BY Are Of the
0r he q fs o e TSsS ate
their addresses when they shall receive in
'1 Asto a" ffsaire. March, 10. 1850
AMERICAN MUSICAL FUND socIErY-spECIAL
Notice In Of the great ds|ana fer seats
Piancs with general request, the box SCa Of the AstSs
scTbsr and others DESTROYS OF securing seats requested
to the earliest sShE X Secretary
Ii UNGARIAN CONoERT--N.DAsE srEPaANI
respectfully informs the citizens of New York aud
cert Tor the benefit fellow eoentrymen the Hungarian
exes Mono the 26 at the Apollo Rooms Broad
soiics their kind patronage for the aston She
win assisted by the follow solo perforer sieds,
Herr MOL Herr Braun Herr Kuifer, Mr. 1imm Mr. r. BrAu-
dies, and many others.
CNRANKLIN MUSEUM l75 CHATHAM sQUARE-TwO
performances every day in che at and in the
week. The Modsl Artists viii aprsar in some new And
original living pictures including Powers Greek Slave
and Eve" Venus Rising from the Sea- ated
by the best formed women in the world with
Jueser buresque comic and fancy dances with variety
original entertainments TO he found at other yace Of
- hnrna narauette l2l.c.. nryata hnxea 81
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HTaH-H-H=H.=ala a-Hs-H=l---------------
PHILADELPHIA.


DEILADELPGIA CARPET BALL-MANUFACTUREs
Of lrrin and iportaons OF Three ry, Brussels. aud
Tapestry Carpetns offered, bale
trade reduced for cash city seceptaees with
terest added j. SIDNEY JONES, Nes Is and 20
Moth Second first door below Christ Church. PhilA
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mILLIsERy. sc.

HIpsr PREMIUM MILLINERY ESTABLIsHuENr,
y Ne So Broadway near Tibles Garden, New rsrh.-
II, villa respectfully snneunces 70 her friends
r.rons she WILL on Thursday, 2ist Of March,
klshdid assortment Of Spring Millinery.
haas MrLLrNRRY.-MRs. HART. HAS TUE PLRA-
40 snnsuncs the ladies' that she will open her
,rg millinery, Thursday, the 2st Instant, 70 which
respectfully Invites their attention. Rooms Ne Sl
osdvsy. up ttsirs
a ApAuE J. rfNIILs. AcBNT CORNER oFDROAD-
ear ard GRAND street-eetrance lle Grand street. NJ
kirs v open nurrday. March II. her assortment Of
kris Spring Millinery. etc.
ma a. MASS Bkos LRAvk HERnBY TO INroHm
hsr friends the former customers Of Mrs. George Dryden
senersy that she has succeeded said lady In
~ No IS Canal street. where will be found On hsnd
assortment az the latest fashions Of French mii-
"a str.w Gcods which che easrs for sale ~
rrcss ard which, upon examination, she feels con-
III ill give satisfacton ~ thcse vishings, purchase
|ls us respectfully solicited.
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INTERESTING Texas = by the arrivals yesterdsy,
Of the steamship Palmetto, Capt Smith, have
csived papers from Galveston Of the sth nst Austin
the Esd and Antonio the els; ut On the 4th in.
slant. the Galveston municipal elections took place
MIR Stuart was elected Mayor Politics were excluded
from the
A government express arrived at San Antonio from
FL Paso the 10th ult brisgipg OF mole out.
RACES committed by the Apsches and Camsnshes
David Forrey had been killed little east OF Presidio
seven or eight Americans had been massacred on the
ella.
A band Of Indians attacked the party with which
Judge Robinson travelling between the Pecos aud
III Fsso; the Judge and his family escaped without in
jury and had arrived st I'll Paso but they Indebted
entirely to the prompt and humane conduct Of Capt.
Johns, Of the army who moving the same route
The Judges oxen were all killed BY the Indians Mr.
Brush, who brings this intelligence prevented by
the Indians from returning BY the III fsso road and
came down on the Mexican side aud crossed at Eagle
Pass He represents the OF the Indians have
been dreadful through the whole OF his route
on the Mexican side.
Mr. William L, Dortch, rays the State Gassf,s, was
killed In Hays county, thu 2ld ult by acct
dental discharge Of gun In the hands OF Col Durham
Both gentlemen were hunting when the accident oc-
cured MIR. Dortch was . native OF Mecklenburg
county, Va, and had recently arrived in Western
Texas with the intention Of making Ii his permanent
retidence-N. o. Pieayune, March IL.
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DOMESTIC mARRFTs.
Teiegrapbtc REPORTS.

Ngw OaLsANs, Naroh Is, 1850.
The market for cotton tends down yard, and the
,sles on Saturday, we're 500 bales, at lover agur..
BaLrnoss, March 20, 1850.
There IL more movement In -four, and the sales
Teach 1900 bbis at - e2S for City Min. Sale. o.
white corn at SOC and yellow at SIC. Other articles
remain a. last noticed.
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Married.

announcements Of B,rfhs Harrfsees anS Dsrfss sI.
not fnserfed, sni>ss duly auihcsfed and paid fer.