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TO BUILDERS.

BUILDERS FURNISHING WhREHousi
- No 2O6 B-4RONNE STREET, b the, Heul
and G,rod Streets, Second -uane'paiuy. .-Thosee
in building can find at this large stabli hm-nt, ve
extensive and complete stock. comprising every descript
Of nigh and low priced HARDWARE employed in B
Building Line, at the lowest market prices All nve
,iens and imgroveIenrs in Locks Sliding Door Trimming
Bel uils, Front Door Locks. snd all Kinds of Fasfepn
common well as o. the most costly kinds
MARBLE MAATEL-.-A large and sndsome assd
ment of Marble Mantes and Manie Grates Marble Heart
FANCY IRON BALCONIES, RAILINGS AN
vERANp}Ams An } embracing some new and beautiful p
IRON SHUTTERS, Rank, Vault and Safe DOOR
LO, KS tss ssmes fIam go 10 $50 each.
IRON RAiIlNG|. Tor Public SOU re. ard Parks toge
with The stone @ s, work fsynished and put complete
furnl he'd and set up complete at reduced tFices.
LEADER BOTTOMS of Cast lron VARIOUS putferns
Sizes Ornamental Cast Iron Cola ns. for Store Fronts
Awnings, Veniiafors uf ali sizes. Sash Weehts store n
Bolts, Brass Iron and Silver Plated Flush Bots for sa
and folding DOORS Sliding Do Trimmings OF every kn
SILVER PLATED WORK, viz: Locks, Bell p,
Gallery Balls. Door Numbers and Pew Plates, Bel Led
Butt Hinges.
,,.a,s ss 6,sa and cGHss .sas. sset e
Mails. etc, at the lowest prices. NALLkN Hill.
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Our Country.

FAcToRIEs.-Even during the past two years,
cotton manufacturers capital has not yielded, on
the average, half the ordinary rate OF interest, and
is likely, for some time to come, prices now
rule to be somewhat crcumscribed, unless cotton
shall fall 2j to 80 per below prices paid for
late supplies.
Indeed the greater portion of the female cotton
operatives, were the cotton mills closed or even
half OF them, who now one hundred dollars,
per annum, clear of board, would only receive a
bare support for their labor at their homes-at
houses from which they have been attracted by,
firstly high wages; I'd, what cannot be relied upon
in other occupatons-untUtermittt cnpE0y-
Nte1tt Sd, advancement in their physical, moral
and social condition, placing them, in these re-
spects, higher level than the classes to which
they or gnally belonged. 4th. And a conse-
quence of this improved condition, an ability to
enter into the married state much earlier, and un
been the case had they remained with their iam-
lies, and without the compensation usually allowed
for their services Boston Courier.
VIRGINIA AND New YoRK-Sixty years ago
the population of Virginia more than double
that of New York the latter is now more than
double that of Virginia. This is attributable to
our lack OF enterprise, and not want of natural
advantages Richmond Enquirer
BRITISH STEAMERs.-The amount of duty paid
by the Cunard line of steamers, at this port, 70,
1850, was 81, 1922 1888 30-more by over 100000
than they have ever paid before in any year.
In lS47, they paid 81 1891 7S, the largest
| amount ever paid by them prior to 1850. boston
Courier.
POPULATION OF GEoRGIA.-The complete re-
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Total. .OV9 3ll, ,56S 1SO,l75 1855, 49,
This shows an increase ofsixty-one per cent IN ten
years. The total population of Mississippi is now
Gil ST; her representative population is 4S6, ,949,
which will entie her to five members of the lower
house of Congress for the next decade.
STATISTICS OF MoBILE.-The Herald gives
some interesting particulars in regard TO the growth
and present condition of that city. The assessor
J. Holly, has prepared report embodying greal
deal of statistical information about Mobile. The
Herald has nublished an edition. We will thank
you for a copy. and promise TO give Mobile q fail
show,
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MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE,

NEW MUSIC STORE,
SO Camp street, three doors 6sloy Poydras.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
examine s,p s tne sTse speHd R R and Ss%
ard Idls MUsIGAL Z: IA INSTRUMENTS, at lhs T6J
a'sSs s fsna Fs,,s sG"sns s%
Sem Sem. Grand Piano. from Henri Herr and pleyel.
saoare Pianos. from Gilbert. Dunham. WIN. Hall Son.
The spepdiA prize Piano, from VIM. Hal s. Son. Broad
Melodeons fiom to octavos
Paror Organs, IN rich carved cases. ..
s o S S s,sD
Tomas make.
Brass Instruments. from double b1ss ao-togeiher with
@ APsb p r. TRdT fna haa o charge of the establish
ment and will be at all times ready 10 wait his
has fitted up for the especial use of the ladies
Ssis ssy can & s, have tired 'f T. SR4o
r'Aas - son5t " II fss = 9 ~ Hys's e g s ssloHf
r, PLaj0 FoRTEs. from The Justly eeiS3x i.i-s
s4 celebrated N MMsSoisetoIis Of HeiIet. -
Pasd Vsn WaEls. A: d; Gale 8 Cq; sna Y w
a. r. s, sfs s fr pH Rs 1s3 Pa
NOS to Be- syeIsd p in turn as ast a. from th.
particularly fo the country, where Tuners seldom
b had a. they VII Stand longer and in better tune than any
which can be removed in moment. there being
ton between the Piano and Superior GUITARS,
,asx VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, and
other Musical .nstrune9E; se4stspy @ On hand M and
RE Forte, Guitar. FIute, ETC.. Also INSTRUCTION
faa BOOKS fof all musical instruments. fV- Lib
era Discount Dealers, Teache and all those sending large
orders. All orters promptly attended nhl2
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INsTHUNIENIs.-Tbe
iVl subscribers would respectfully request sa1x
attention to their large and extensive stock of Mu-
sic Hnd Musical Merchandise Of every DESCRIPTION k
and also to their well selected assortment OF Piano s
Fortes from the factories Of ths fnsI makers in the
United SiaIes and Europe.
Strings for Violin, Guitar Harp. vioncelo, Double Bass
etc. Guitar Pins, Pegs. Screws etc.
Vioins, Flutes, Cu ars. Accordons, Brass instrument
for Bands, Tam9ournss, BANGS, Drums, etc etc.
every article connected with the Music Business.
Orders for Music and Musical Instruments will be prompt
attended TO.
liberal discount made to dealers and professo and
seminaries
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part paymer
for
All the Music received from the North put
lished. -
The entire Music Department will be under the charge
e. A. TYLER.
o25 dus Wat II. ID. HEWITT.
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SADDLERY, ETC.


PHILADELPHIA
SADDLERY and TRUNK Warehouse.
g ROBB S co. No 60 Gravier street. are CON-
O' rany recsiyine FROM Phiadelphia and scyS-SN
ca Epsland .,dp new seds e tnsir,ins NM
k@k of al descriptions. sADPLEKY S9.l44J
etc. INDIA RUBBEK GooDs. TsAvzLIss and PAcHiEs
Also "A fine assortment of BuyrALo ROBES
fV Planters and neaier- are invited TO ca. jas 6m
CADDLERY STORE-SMlTH q BsorHEK,
- 50 and 81 Common street, New Orleans. Ga
Goods in their line in the southern country. com. @
sAbDL Es-More than 500 varietie. Of English, Amed
sfds ssf fass n fifad Gh
s gles, stirrup Leatbes. Extra, Aens. Hitch Reins
g 1s"Hfss HfssNsiEElss-Coaeh. Gig and Buggy Harness,
~ ausiiss WssSq and pay Harpsss comgletsq j osIis
rsi 81 Nv
S$% II sASs
fss
fad y Ms ~ r. s. iss
Goat and Sheep Morocco; Calf skins; Lining and Wei
SsG saS Ro h'm'' and Buck slin'
& NJ SsshsSs @ % ale S he ..ss pssS, 1
IS ssT ssS. Ka1s y HS
dnu SMITH 8 RROTHt f. so and 81 Common
| Newark, NJ ). SADDLERY Warehouse
| - ANDREW G. BULL L co. No Is Canal !, 4
| xS~IA street, New Orleans, between Camp and ~
| ~ nasaziue manufacturers and importsrs OF LkIh
| Saddlery and Saddiery have <7H0Xy
| Iy on hand large and complete assortment ---a-
Saddles Br es Marngal TnkA whips, Starting, HsrHss
Brde Leather osskns Seiders Tools and Tramngs
$50 81 s%dsW 49, = :. " O ANpREw BULL CO.
PHILADELPHIA sADDi.KRY WAREHOUSE
| S-R SiGs ofthe Golden Horse Head, EENN ~
kF44EA where the large Horse stands in Y1=A1
S&yES&& the door-No Magazine. near - Alg N
| MAGEE Il kNEAss, :"
Manufacturers importers of SADDI.ERY, HAR.
| NESS, TRUNKS, WHIPS. Leather OF all kinds, Tools
Findings the Trade. Plated Saddlery Ware, Coaci
| and Harness Furniture Fkeeibarrous. Carey and Pea
| cock Plotos-
| Military Goods, ze.
| IA In great variety, together with Military l. l.
| =. Findings. Trimmings, etc., as Cloths, Cas- - ri
| h0 simeres Buttons, Laces and Embroderies, MI N
~ Flags, Buniings, etc. w "
RegaHa and Jewels. ss
For Maaons. Odd Fellows and Sons of Temperance. Worn
| ing Regain, Peraphemali1.
NJ & X. ars Principal Agenu Of the Bo..oa Betting Con
pany, for the sale OF Metallic Rubber, Machine Beltns
| Steam Packing, etc., together with all articles Of
IL INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURE. ~
Purchasers invited to call and compare Goods and
with other Houses, they will regret it, =
GV Great Inducements will be offered, aps lyDW
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-Two or three families, and few
- single gena men. will find exy client and agreeable
BOARDING. with fn~ large and pleasant Rooms, and Ia
OmmOdaiinu comfort and health,
by spgying ore Dame street, first door from Mgsasus
mhau lmoss
pRlVATE BOARDiNG-A few eentlem I'd
l. Ire accommodated with Board on reasonab ierms
24a Common, St. John and ST. Peter mh5 3mos
MRS. w. E. BROWN informs her friends and
AsA the public that having opened and thoroughly Il
renOva; ed the WAVERLY HOUSE. No. E Canal
tatsly occupied by Mrs. Shall She prepared
to 'fer every accommodation, TO both transient and Es
permanent Boariers th and procure
NewOrieana. November s, 1870. MA lyos
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The Senate have put their constructive mileage
i'll their pockets and distributed largesses to those
in their employment, and killed Father Richie
again, as il for amusement, and left with bare
quorum, now nearly ready to adjourn
Yesterday, the veteran Brgadier General Riley
was confirmed as Brevet Major General A long
list OF breyet army appointments was confirmed
The Senate stuck fast on the nomination OF Pc
ter Farley (Nlr Goodrich,) as Consul at Paris, in
the place of Robert Walsh The opposition 10 the
nomination was very earnest and Jealous, but
not from any party or personal objection TO Mr.
Goodrich.
The late administration, two years ago, certain
ly intended 10 recall Mr. Walsh. Mr.. Clayton an
nounced thai determination twenty times. In the
famous Brega correspondence, Mr.. CLAYTON is re-
presented declaring his intention TO remove
Walsh, on the ground of alleged anti-republican
sympalhles. The orders of the late administration
demanded Mr.. Walsh's head The executive
seems, however, 10 have been very slow to answer
the demand.
A dozen times it has been asserted that Mr..
Walsh was positively out and gone. But threat
ened men live long" Mr.. Walsh still rejoices in
the possession of his thousand dollar consulate,
and in The PRONUNCIATION of his opinions that France
is not arepnbic except IN name, and that Hungary
does possess the same elements OF national lib
erly that carried the American colonies safely to
Independence and free government. For these pc
cullar opinions it has been thought that MIR. Walsh
ought to be recalled. 1t is not doubted that his
opinions are correct, but then, they are unpopular
Mr.. Walsh, at all events, will continue to enjoy
the respect and the honors Of one Republic - o.
which he has been shining ornament-ihe repub
lie of letters and of SCIENCE No American is helC
in higher in the literary and scientific cir
cles in Paris than Mr.. Walsh. Mr.. Calhoun ap
pointed him Consul, upon the representations o
the Ameri an citizens resident in Paris, as well a
on his own personal knowledge.
Ii MIR. Walsh does hot believe in French AM
Italian republicansm, he is firm believer il
American repubcanism, and in The strength ant
durability of American institutions, of which h
has been prominent promoter and the vindicatol
is altested by his excellent works, and particu
larly by "Walsh's Appeal :"
1t was considered doubtful to-day whether Nj
Goodrich would be confirmed, but if he is not,
will be for the reason that the Senate Is reluctar
to sanction the removal of Mr.. Walsh.
The fate of the nomination of Thos. Butler Kin
was decided al P. Nj. Baltimore Sun.
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MADAME EMERY

The Seventh Daughter Of The Gypsy FAMILY,
ID EGS LEAVE intern the citizens Of New Orleans IN
ID receives vists her residence. ass Magazine street.
Iuia and St Josenh streets, where .he vii be happy
them Of the PRESENT and the FUTURE.
P.S.-Lsdies and Gentlemen wishns know the eircumu
which surround them, and htewise their prospecta
we'll by calling Madame f. Price so cents.
~ Hours rom ", A. NJ ami . to g. p. NJ ja6
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Correspondence OF tile New York Commercial Advertiser.
ROME. February 10, 1851,

PRACTICES OF THE ROMAN GOVERNMENT.
From the statements made in some of The English
papers, one would imagine that II revolutionary
breeze was beginning to stir at Rome but we can
feel nothing OF the kind here. Men dsapp ar sud-
denly from their families and places of business !;
there is whisper, They were arrested last
night" but nobody knows why, and it is best not
to be too inquisitive. We have information at
last, from France England, that great MAJ
zlnlan plot discovered, but there are no means
of arriving al the evidence on the point. With
the poor Romans false is of consequence
the people are all game, and the spies understand
their business.
The question between our Consulate and the
Government, respecting the New Testamen,s de-
posted there and under American seal, is definite
ly settled. The Government has agreed to paw
between four and five hundred dollars for the three
thousand copies seized. 1t is not enough, but it is
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-SALT--Celebrstsd J. Tooie d
- clean factory filled sacks ols OF the above, eitl
or line, will be delivered IN any part Of the city 4
cba>-is. For sale by
ieH IU0W fOOLE. . Bal
DETIT GULF COTTON SEED-R2
l. mhl7 # A. J. WRIGHT & co. u q
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rLARET-5O0 boxes assorted qualities, for sale
~ by |. W. ARTHUR& " co. Is and y New Leses
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POS Gtyod Street. Ne,v Orleans
WHEELER, PEI TEES u Co, would res
w Dc fuy inform the public that they now peepared
to do STEAMBOAT WORN, and build rUGARMIiI.
and saw Nj N MACHINERY aud RAfLRO AID WORK
such Turn Tables Stay Plates Switches Chairs etc on
tine shortest notice and the proved system
Having Lahes oi various sizes, enabled and
bore Iron and brass work OF amos, all kinds.
Orders for Columns. Pipes, Wheels Furnace Mouths
Craze Bars Store Fronts Iron Shutters Doors, Gal cry
and Tomb Railngs. Shafts and pueys Axes and Box
Giners, Stove Plates Ventators, Sash Weighs etc. will
meet with prompt attention.
The blacksmith Department fitted up to enable workmen
to execute any orders that may be received.
please address
WHEELER, PErTEEs CO., Newoseans, La
J. +. WHEELER, J.GEDDES,
i. C. PETTEES, 5. SWOOP.
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ERESH SEIDLPTZ and EAST POWDERS
large supply of superior quality recently received for
sale BY ?. l.. MASSEY, Apo,hecnry and Druggist.
mh2l corner Camp and Grvisr streets
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SHRUBS, SHADE AND FRUIT TREES

TOHN GRE ENFIELD has for sale lot of
" splendid. large Evergreen and Ornamental .~
FLUWERISG. SAf&n
SHRUBS, xsHs&6
SHADE and WV
FRUIT TREES. ~
Laura Mundi. 10 to f6 fl 50Vckshurg Peaches Pears
Double Fl0werng Myrtle, Plums. Iicots and pIes
feel; 150 Large Figs:
5O Grape Do to II II so Po negranaes;
Cedars. IL To Ii itl 8 Banana Ttees
IatRgus Glabra. 10 to Is fl 20 Pine Apple;
! P,tospOrum. ft100 Mespilus Japonica
100 Cypress Pyramdslls, s to 40 Grape Vines;
IL feet; so Lemons;
200 Taow Tees. 10 to l6 f 10 Olive;
u Calapa Do 10 TO 10 ii l5C0 Sweet, Mandarin. Cur
p China Do 10 to 12 II Ieaved. ETC., Oranges:
200 Arborvta 6to IL # 200 Rasbenys Il strawberrys
80 Acacia, 10 to Il Ii 1000 Roses, in variety;
l0 Double Floweriag Hibs- 800 Do in pots;
cns TO 10 ftiIOO Do standards; .
Indian Rubber Trees TO 10 $500 Cypsss Pyramdas, to
leet. 20 inches;
100 Grand DUO Jasmine; 5OO Arbovits, "a to feet.
Five thousand Green house Plants and Shrubs AZ the
Nursery, Poland street. the new TOBACCO WARE
| honse. Third Municipality. IN
.somhouss street Opposite The Post office New Orleans
s All kinds OF Garden, Agiicunfa and Flower Seeds
| of rhine quality, moderate ieruls ndA tnpios
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SHOES, HATS, ETC.

@. WEBER, Boot and She's Dealer,
- - sgss~7H' OF
U "A ID julia cad dCsrpRdeisf sts.
SHOE sTORE (hiB Old 6tand.)
deeps constantly on hand syey thing N his aeiacudne
Rreat variety Of !ades' end Gentsmens Bos snd SHOES
uatronase 10 respectfully soieitsi. apf "
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Annual Advertisers are charged $50 for 80 lines, and
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tsements OF greater length; except Aucnoneers, who
are charged 800 paper included for all sales before
their doors.
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DO THEY MISS ME2

"Do they miss me at home? do they m Is me?
'Iweuld be an assurance most dear,
10 know at this moment some loved ono
Was saying i wish she was here?'
To teel that the group at the hrsside
Were thinking 0 me as roam;
o yes. twould be Joy without me isure,
To know that They missed me at home.
When twilight approaches, the season
That ever was sacred to song.
Does some one repeat my name over
And sigh that l tarry o long!
And is there chord in the muse,
That's missed when my voice is awayl
And a chord in each heart that makelh,
Regret at my wear'some stay!
Do they place me chair at the table,
Where evenings home pleasures are nigh!
And lamps are lit in tho pafor,
And stars in The calm azure ky?
And when the Good Nights are repeated
And each lays them dowa to their Sleep
Do they think ofthe absent, and watt me
A whispered Coed Night DER the deep?
Do they miss me at home! do they miss me
AT morning, at noon, or at night?
And fingers one gloomy shade round them,
That only my presence can li!ht?
Are Joys less inVitingly welcomed
And pleasures less hailed than fore,
Because one is missed from the circle?
Because | am with them no more?
Oh yes! they do miss mel kind voices
Are calling me back as roam,
And eyes are grown weary with weeping,
And watch but to welcome me home.
Kind friends, we shall wait me no longer,
ii hurry me back from the seas;
For how can tarry, when followed
BY watchngs and prayers such as thesel"
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THE DAILY TIMES.

~ 0oted to insert that provision in the new Consti
tuIon unexpectedly PROHIBITS emancipation stated
expressly that, IN my opinion evet tDithout such a
clause, THE LEGls1ATURE WOULD HAVE MO pIeur ro
EMANCIPATE.
u AM A STAKEHOLDER MYSELF TO A CONSIDERABLE
AMOUNT, and live IN the largest savehodlug county OF
the West. | AM AS FIXED IN MY OPP0SiTT1NW
TO ALL AND EVERY SCHEME. STATE OR
FEDERAL, CALCULATED TO AFFECT THE
VALUE OF SLAVE PROPERTY, AS ANY MAN
IN THE COMMONWEALTH
HGEORGE w. SJTMMERS"
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HNANCY CRATE AVID FENDER MAN.

III NANCY CRATE AND FEN DER HAN
IL UFACTORY, E AND 9TH STREETS, RIcHMoNJ
NiRGINIA.-The subscriber continues to carry on the
above business in all its various Misunderstanding for
sale 300 CRATES, with Tenders and Summer Pieces,
embracing 100 different kinds, such at present
used in New York Philadelphia and Boston, / also
continue tn receive monthly all the various patterns
from all the Eastern cities; and having devoted the
last twelve years 10 this branch Of my business res
poctfuy refer as to capacity Of workmanship TO The
citizens Of Richmond generally My prices shall be as
moderate as any other establishment in Richmond
or elsewhere.
iy "a SAMUEL d. DENOON.
WWT E have received and are now opening large
w assortment of
Fenders-various kinds
Fire Irons-all kinds and patterns
Coal Scutes-all sizes
And lrons--varous patterns and descriptions
Waffle lrons-English and American patterns
Kettles-brass, copper and porcelain
Tea kettles--iron, timed and porcelain
Saucepans-tnned and porcelain
Furnaces-iron and clay
and various other articles belonging to the housekeep-
ing department.
THOS. & CHAS. ELLIS & CO,
Sc 10 ZOE Main street.
NALTV EIgsA,'S WIN as.-The subscribers
Wy agents for the celebrated and long established
house of Oliveiras & Davies Island of Madeira are
and Reserve Wines. Its put up in ! and ! pipes
and purchasers may rely upon getting a superior and
genuine article, ii is direct Importation
and prepared under our directions expressly for this
market.
We also take orders for the following descriptions
uar Pdhetinho Bual and Sercial, all oil VIII ch will
be warranted of superior quality.
WILLIAMS & BROTHER,
90 Cary street.