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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
CRksCKNT OFFICE,
' N v.d . . Mnvpin0 Iapu,,y IN 10

Tobacco-There inquiry, and 100 hhds were
disposed of follows: 50 hhds at l0c p h. and so and
on private terms.
sussr-Thsre fair demand. and we noticed sales of
500 hhds at 5l05kc for Fair
Molassos-Prces firm, with sales of 1000 bbls at 23]z0
S3Ac for prime and 24c for choice.
FlOur-The demand was better but no impyovemen. in
rates. sse' 5000 bb including bbIs Ohio on the Ieyee
q TO- loco - 12s0A Is: $50 at - l6; 1900 from
haib0at mostly deliverable alongside Ship a 90 $50 ST.
Lou" ~ 90 $50 Extra a rs. and 100 choice at a 90
. barrel.
COrn-Rather higher. with sales of 900 sacks yellow and
mixed, in lots at f606. and 800 white 676sc bushe
FrovisiOns-Pork continues to improve About bbl.
New Mess sod yesterday in lots. at $l2 So and $50 Old at
sl2 W0$2 % v bbl.. Bacon fully 800 casks and bb!,
were disposed Of including ITO casks ribbed Sides at TX
do Shoulders at T. 20 at @7 100 bbIs Canv ased Hams
ats, and % herces Sugar cured uDl1Hc y ID Lard
has farther and oced sales 100 erces prime
at 8. and 500 kegs at 914991ac " b
COuee-There active demand and the sales
reached 5000 bags Rio including 1000 at IO s4IO at
and 1900 at 10zsfOllc q b.
Candles-severa lots Star. embracing 100 boxes sold from
the Levee at 2c v ID.
sacks, 200 Fine sold on the Levee At SOC y
sack round.
Whisky-saes $40 bbs Rectified at 2QNhc y gallon,
hxchange-The demand BETTER and the rates se
improved Wenow quote Sterling l07[0l07x New York
sxtyday Bills, 2z03 v discount and Sight Check,
on New York l1s@2 ' cent. disct.
Freishts-We noticed shipment of 500 bales Cotton to
Liverpool, in British vessel, at Nd.
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Gen. Metcalfe declines to permit his name to be
= used IN connection with the candidacy for Governor
or any other public office.
This announcement of his final retirement from
public life will be received with much regret bv
the people of Kentucky. They will long Cherish
recollection of his services his State and coun
try. Louisville Journal
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STATE REsoLUT IoNs.-The Governor of New
ork has sent to the Assembly of that State the
Peace Resolutions of Vermont, and approving oil
the compromise measures from Indiana, MARYLAND
and New Hampshire. They were referred to the
judiciary Committee
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,,xo Receipt. OF Produce:
,GINClNNAT1-Per steamer Indiana: 200 bbls Lard An
ss. ssgsS sstt' s IS Iss 3
&c s's'f9 g. 10 ss ss' 40 HST
Ma oven s eo ss @
Sunn 81 , oR p,s ss. Bland bb lard
sppes s Do Ssty s9s ou b9s
Go 90 pork % hhds bacon Martin Oven co IS 6bs lard "a
W S S ao aid s'Sis savage
o1i ls%' Z sss 9sfsP
Sb WHISKY 40 NJ ss, e.1dss Sec
cheese 10 bbs SKIS Campbel"ss DO pota1 0eafr
sPRs % o ws.ky Daley
nC!NCINNATI-Per steamer Gladiator: 10 casks bae n
M9 6x cheese Hnn'nsion setter
&Is5 g p %s
pork Bd sesi Do witI b1 Sq
d MeG Il NePs 6Ps WEISS
S, IN IS su Tayo, CassS 81. sesss eors
OIL candles vc 81 BE- BE- I'll
Safses &co-eS do pork Shropshire Sons bbIs mdse
&c steamer Empire State sos b.. met.
s shds SaSo1 e hams Ahbss hSds Saeof
!ese sasey : DO F GGsaog
fH ia u. DBL PORK Ps s9rsss Adam. &eoa
oil bsoSse so g d. sps s I'll n
Sss sp Bs 5Is
kegs bute, b.; cheese bS eggs Isl Stur
sSrs.%s n 5sss:ss nsS
II sa Ds %a Dsss mdf so. w.
"a a9s s,sSS S4f Moro Castle 40
bss Edsf st @ssp % te
al h MssS ss ssssosS yoo sRs
dn alro hal
Ill bb, whisky Jos Lands &co-52 do beef boxes
hans iSs sss s.sd i sSss g:
sse ss Se se s.'ss
Seo1ss tobacco SshsiS bales cotton sis
fP .sss s MAJ .oRs as
ohs% SACKS df
Bi RAYog 5sARAmpsI steamer p'y bales
9!der-t4 hhds sugar, bbs %olasss Gordon jf~5s DO
sss" sMfss sn5s,s ss aoG c da
&c S';es 3D. &C. do wi fo%s;
b SS b eh ke
Payne B snas snE1 3D. Ro Snsw
Men. Srsy Visass DE- Rs.d 4 S.
MsHfPasre fiTsF RaIs.9 bale, cotton
sin T asa Sss Mxh Ws%;
# sr;: "a ha W sfs
Aaam.! rf FsaIs. fDss nes.a
eo VII G'G GSs.!N ee1ss Gssnwe0d SSo us
81 . $sIssn fsst Wi
VIZ ssssi;
sonasr sS GsmTG
aIss. &c sso Frslssn &coas Connolly &ao-ls
aso ofaef-z4 sks cotton seed Byrne
* 'f BIG ff9Fs steamer Belvdsre s5
wisa. WsS. Villains Sa,f Es Goo
H. ,swney Green SEQ Us Buchsmon Carroll SEQ IS
kSs5ss Rsssam ssf fsoss ss &so1
Il MyShe #snns4 3aseg
Il #PRs a, FS's t6 Grave; RoaSsn fSiss Hc
M " G Gs%pbs
CO ps1s t: PsTfn n;i cosS MeCo1Gsh,s
Mso1s DSs5aTS Gs-aS %s: an. na .un
S:e' m bale, cotton
S.s@Gs;s M Gssn #.S. a Ft Ws
e Gao B.,e nee '% 6SSo5 Nskrs
B,ek. Scot Love FsssnSss ssean ssn Bro Ss aeo!H
Ssssa ti ssss ss Rsss
Byn. &c., % Bell Conway-A WiliamsNa Bnchan.
s ssss fos, oTsa
Tsnsnh xG 2 w Powell Cherry Henderson &cos
smih-lO SKIS seed Cleveland Bro &co-rota IT'S
bales cotton. ' A'o
NONTGOMERY-Per steamer L Mclean: ga bales
cotton Jury Sco.269 Hill. Mclean -43 II w Paltrey~
T. r. Elder, Bro &coaH Donald &coal Cevela, d. Bro
NcolO Cummings Stewart &co95 do Ia bags cotton seed
Wright. Williams &co.l box machinery Rhodes WrghtN
,o-S Savage, Wright &co-2 bxs M White &co-To.
DON steamer Music: 20 hhds So.
GM ho,k-Eo do SHIFT &c 80 do Boudousquie-lO do
MOntgomery-36 do OIder-l0 do, bale cotton Braud
LandGyI5S hhds bbl do, So bbls mo asses La
m0ases. "
Memoranda.
The stssmer Iowa left St Louis on the aIst ins-Repors
eet water in the channel to Cairo. ang-River full Of ice
Passengers.
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N K w OIL EA MS:

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MILwAUKEE.-A fire
broke out on the morning of the 18th, in Milwau.
kee, in the ship chandlery, corner of Erie and East
Water streets. The thermometer, at the time, was
two degrees below zero, and there was q strong
wind. The fire company was unable to subdue
the flames in consequence of the hose freezing.
The square was occupied by lumber.yards and
small buildings, which were all burned. The fol-
lowing the principal losses Frink e. Co., cab.
ret house, $500; Luddington & Co., &c, 900; G.
ID. Norris, ship store, $4,000; also, suit of sails be-
longing to vessels in port, $4,000 S. E. Mcclure
groceries, $500; Smith and Mcvickar, lumber.
$4,000; F, M. Clark, lumber, $40 900; j. Kim.
ball, sllOO; N. Sogge, building and machinery,
500; and as much more in tools. Sundr nv small
houses, loss $1,000 to $500.
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U. 5. SUPREME CoURT-TMesday, January
81, 1s51-James Green and John G. Wright
Esqs., were admitted attorneys and counsellors of
this Court.
No. 4s. The United States, appellants, ss
The Cities Of Philadelphia and New Orleans.-
The argument of this cause was continued by Mr.
Soule for the appellees. Adjourned until to NOR.
row at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
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WORLDS FAIR.-Joseph c. G. Kennedy, Sec
rotary OF the Central Committee, at Washington,
informs the Committees Of the different States that
all articles, intended for exhibition at London,
should be at the Brooklyn Navy Yard on or before
the 25th instant.
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UNION GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
No. ID ST. CHARLES STREET, UP STAIRS.
rs NOW RE-oPENED, for public inspection comprising
i choice and select
Ancient and Modern Paintings.

- From the celebrated Masters.
~ ORDER TO cultivate greater taste for the Fine Ar MI
mas yantage OF avorab Of exhibiting
collection Of recently arived belonging
10 contain besuu and choice
cure me attention and impulse the public feeling Mr. GAL
the adopting following PLAN
Fifteen choice and beautiful Paintings viii drbutsd by lot
Each sitter will be presented which
holder 10 Chance of obtaining Painting
numbered from The Painting
will be paced In some public place. and described hereafter
Price @, Admiration 10 the Gallery 50 Family
Ticse 81 The former will the holder
latter will enits the holder persons having
purchased
paying the price of a single admss
This dist place on the
day OF May next under the direction gentlemen hghes
respectaby and SANDING numbers obtained
the pze will be published new.psper
B. As will numbered, holders are particularly
requested them, Painting delivered upe the
ticket is presented. ~ Wv
u The Gal will be open during evening" d3 Il
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Mathew Hobson, of the oldest and most
highly esteemed citizens of Greensboro, Ala, died
in that place on the Doth.
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List of Vessels in Port Not cleared,

In the F municipality (desi following
i,oe " she Nos commence at the Railroad
IN n second tmzl the Nos above
No. being Flatboat Landing Ia the Third Im3 he f
the Railroad down. No L. being Perry Wharf
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
u. JEFFERSON Cry. !

Wednesday Evening. January %. 1851
Arrived today. per steamer Iowa, SO head of Cattle 30
Cows and Calves and Yearings The supply of Western
Beef Cattle closes scant with moderate stock of Texas
Cattle.
PRICES: Beef Cattle. 51aa71sc v h net Hogs, "a
SIC b net; Sheep, % 5O0$3 so y head; Mich Cons
rs 00Os75 90 W head; Caipes ss 5Oa % 30 " head
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Maria Burt. Emerson. Galveston,
Ship Ticonderoga. Boyle. Liverpool. JPWhnnes Sco
ship keyenue, Crowsll. Boston. CIV Hynson
Bark Walsh, Ke lock, Baltimore Drew Weston
Bark A II Kimbs. Sleeper, Philadelphia, W w McMain
Brig Chnchilla, Haskell, baltimore, r M Harrison Eco
schr Burissa. Beiour. Mobile, j Fsneily
Schr American, Maloney. Chagres, FCochIan &co
Schr .Dpnipola. C9fds0n, Apalachicoa. j Mitchell
Schr Madona. Mcneil. Tampa Bay, JPWbtne, &co
%
Arrived.
Ship IN Mi.s o. Allen Is days from OJ Wood
Ship 0'smoco Brown. Saday from Liverpool. to Whit
Ship Rrotu:. Couch So days from London to ma.terd M.
Brig Kate Anderson. -, from Chagres. master (pre
. viously reported ashore at Pass POufre)-2d my
Schr Ocean Wave Evans days from Brazos St Jago in
. ballast. to Y Wickham-1s my.
Scbr Panama, Stewart. days from Point Isabel, master
list my.
Bulletin No 3. Church. from Memphis.
Belvidere, Lodwick. fsom Caroline Bluff.
Gladiator, Chenowefh, from Cincinnati.
Gipsy. Ure, from Bayou Sara.
Indiana. Scott, from Cincinnati.
Iowa, Carer, from st Louis.
Moro Castle, Scott from Cincinnati.
Tuscnmbia Johnson. from Leiore.
Empi Stale, Cochran, from Cincinnati.
Music, Streck, from Donaldson vile
IL Mclean, Scul from Montgomery.
Towboat Mary kinxsand. Phillips from the Passe,-.oved
down and to The ed inst, ships EaYaran.ott
s. Charles, brig Hope brought up ships Oomoco and
Brutus-schr Ocean Wave. ~ o''u
Towboat YANKEES, Fnton from the Passe,-owed dou, .a
ga on the I'D instant. bark Swan-brough up shin
TOwboat Die Vernon, Smith, from the Paxe,-b,or.h, mn
Orig hae Andenon and schr Panama. -'
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FIRST DISTRICT ConRr-Patnck Corners was yesterday
tired and found guilty in this Court charge Of larceny
William Parker tried for larceny. and the Jury beng
unable to agree. a nolie pyossQsi entered.
noe also entered in the case of Michse,
Horne, charged with larceny.
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TIE NERT t'a"i5y S fsTEM. H7''"'H'"H"1
DR.. Christle's (saIya mic CupatIvas

n, d,hri.ty.,. 1,.Iv.u,. C-..,
SnnIeot a NY arrest ana cuI disease by ont,Gdrd
ikng The nasnt iii band o. dlaEeng ahd phys
Me ercioa msy s'Shgenen ne nhoie svste eQndltzt
neper do e sl,ehtsst in;.y m1er om sS.soms, ara
Since their nodncton into he United STATE ony tS
GLASSES and conditions among wbeh wss s.ns all
ladies' who are pscuary ssbeet 10 Nexos
- IN. IN n nisly and Permanently Cured
neP al nope OF relief mad been given up. and thing
A. ToiustIate the Of the G.4LYyaNIC BELT suppose
ne eSse q person afflicted with that bane of civilization
In ordinary TAKEN which, by their action
;f heve aha muscles OF the stomach, afford temporary
%;mrd wcn leaves me patient n lowe! state, and with
he VIZ With the effect resulting from the action Of
n ,S AMI Belt Take Dyspeptc sufferer. even
around the BODY using The Magnetic Fluid directed
element Of the BeIt fhssh % w &c, ga .ne pEsve
which win pas on to The nesatiye and thence BACK sssn
Thu ss s sy' @o. severe IF
'IgsteT T. e N eraa,Sats the Disease Of pears
re sy :sa
vitazing influence Of Gsyansm as applied By ths beautiful
and the exhausted patient and
msrsr restored to former health, strength elasticity and
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
OF the Most Unidentified Ch.racser
'' oil pan Fl s CoIntry GOULD be given, sufficient to
TN ,,or.,u.s .V,sH u ", paper
In al cases Of Female hlseass. AZ GaiSanc AZ T. 81 IN
give the sks %Sny We
IN shs We aGa %o' ali
breast At and o side ao, abus falling
character are mmeiatey and pe.maneny reieSed by b,
simple and beautiful invention The enervang nature our
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LITERARY THrRF.-Frederck Deoame being in pursuit
ofknowedge stole lot of books from the literary depot of
Morgan in Exchange Place. Unfortunately for Frederick
he was caught in the act and Recorder Genos
committed him TO appear before the Flint District Cont
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Succession OF John McD0mogh.
NJ All Indebted Succession JOHN McDON
OCH requested make immediate payment
Executions of his Estate otherwise legal steps be
the recovery Of all uidaed ams and having
against said present the Office Of said
Of Customhouse Royal sreets
G. RosELrUs,
+. B. O'AQUIN, tw--
We. LEvERIcH. E1smnssHsN
ja1su ]. spxxs ssITat
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS-Resolped 5n
The Mayor and Coxnel Of tie To.cm Of Casrouton
That Al psrsons who may their taxes due os tn
PEI cent discount on the amount due and the Collector
And all failing pay said taxes before aid time sha
ary inst. Adopted January 10, 1851.
Published by order Of Council.
jag It C. C. PORTER. Comptroller .
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RECORDER CALDwELL's CoURr.-Thomas Sweeney and
James Savn yesterday before the First District
Court by Recorder Caldwell the charge stealing lot Of
from the ruins Of the st. Charles HOTEL Several other
small cases but were of any interest
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q Nv MeeunB Of the Boad, thb day Bid, tie ioa-
lowing preamble and resolutions unanimously ADOPTED
Whereas Some vessels from Eaasn poin United statss
and especially from Boston, Of ues
the decks which
Leak and thereby damaging the without aag bad
weather or perils Of the therefore be
Resofee That from and offer the ht Of February
will be considered insured the
competing this board subject
By vessel which heavy from any por
in the United States to New Orleans
~ 6r2dp 20t3dp JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary
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Crescent nsst ano gsb asa tms 0fi.s.

This proprietor Of the ally sud Weekly respect
iuJ inform their friends and the pubc they recent,
additions their Jot and buv,
placed under the charge Of Mr. LEWIS GRAHAM who h.,
been long known in this city Of high capabilities in
the art The material Of the ONCE being complete and nearly
all new, ihey prepared to execute all kinds Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
WIN the least possible delay and without disappointment
who Particular ,tspou iii he
given to the printing of LAWYERS BRIEFS
BILLS LADIN6, INSURANCE. RLANEa
BILL HEADS, fOTARIAL AND CLERKS BLANKS,
book HkADiN0ss STEAMBOAT ELLIS,
ClkCuLARss STEAMBOAT CARDS,
DhAI hhDEirrs. POSTERS AND HANDBILLgs
CoIroh RECEIPTS, CARDS. ETC.
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8choOners.
MADAME DWELL


RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies' Gentlemen of New
9ssns that she has Just arrived from Europe and
suited at her Residence No 49, Of Old Epannd
streets on the Present. Past and Future Consutaon-
Gentlemen 81 Ladies Soc ia2s Iw
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LlvERPOOL-Per ship Otomoco: cases mdse Tjckell
H csses nadware Csmmack &co-l cask do ayor
ssss m %au'Gs o ss,k PIX sp
oask hardware Ref Gco~i case mdse X Rslv 3
oos s exc fe Msw noebs Dom
dsGse &co-66 bales y b1s mdse Lauren-io cks
ncnads-S DC David-SlOO states Prehn Cess Eco
~ casks crate " bags bale hardware Edgel Muiord
S9Las crate earbenware Moore tool box mdse EVE.
WOKE HeoI4ao SIX. salt J Harrison Gco-50O do Is bbIs In
sks csa hh do glassware 10 do hhds hard
M ss eb b o. eoannt cases mdse, 1888 bars railroad
sal S.S.. IN ship Brp,p' 9o chalk Lee
Menove-4 hf casks wine Schmidt Sco~7 cases hooks W
Hs,t;nca case mdie Bryant do Cason vles-i do
nEW fOkk5Per hip Minnesota: Assorted mdse
PUNT lSABEL-Pers chr Panama; g93 hides II pbelns
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D r. G ISTIE'S
GALVANIC BELT. NECKLACK, BRACEI.ETs
AND MAGNETIC FLUID,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL
eVE1eEOlZS ZliSRASPS.

AND OF those Complaints which impaired
r,,, q unhealthy condition Of the Nervou. sv.,em.
his beautiful and conysnent application Of myser
E ss been no, By dsngui.hed phycans both
Medicinal Discovery of the Age.
DR.. Christie's GALVANIC BELT and
MAGNETIC FLUID
used with the perfect and certain in all
GENERAL DEBILITY,
Strengthening the weakened body giving tone to the yaou,
4AIss, in FITS CRAMP, Paralysis and PALSY,
paYYSSIRrEHPsiA 3k INURlGEsTI0N, RHEGMATISM
B BtA S2,B BEA dN T NERXSGs TREM0Rs PAh.
RiAAlhtGIA, PAlNS IN THE Side AND CHEST,
L!XER COMPLAINT, SPINAL. COMPLAINT, and
H9ISsnE ; Eases Of THE KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF
NERV0!IS AND PHYSICAL ENERGY, AND Ali.
a TRE cMauEse0 . HMy. ~ DER.dNGEMENT OF
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THE CELEBRATED FORTUNE TELL has lately arrived in
H.: city and informs the pubic that she tell Past Present
ana Future Events To he consulted
residence door No Victory And
Span street, Third Municipality i,2s lw
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CRAsH.-Madame Logo and the French
Equestrian troupe, made their first appearance in
washington city on the evening Of the Goth, in the
National Hall, where Jenny Lind sang A few
minutes after the performance commenced, the
entire dress circle the right of the spacious
building, which crowded with members Of
Congress, members of the Cabinet and their fam.
lies, fell through with tremendous crash Strange
to say, no lives were lost nor does it appear that
any one was seriously injured. Order being restored
the performance proceeded. An immense audience
was present, among whom was the Hon. Daniel
Webster and many other distinguished gentlemen
RACHEL, THE CELEBRATED AcrREss.-An
Engilshman has offered to engage Mad'lle Rachel
Tor fifteen months, at the enormous sum of eight
hundred thousand francs, for ST. Petersburgh and
other places. The Union mentions the name of
Mr.. MITCHELL the late lessee of St. James Theatre,
as the bold Spectator, and states that the United
States is one of the countries to which he propose.
to take Mad'lle Rachel. As Mr.. Mitchell would
have to engage actors to accompany her. the total
risk to him would not be much less than ESQ 600
sterling.
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U. 8. CIRCUIT C0uRr-TAe Case of Gen. Henderson, j.
rour more Juro obtained in this yesterday max
ing nine in all. There fine prospect that jury will
be smpanelled during the present term
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the Orleans Houss. and with him until the ARRAY
Byrd roomed in Union street.. He q married man. but
did live with his family Does not know that any female
lived there but the lady Of the house. Does not know that
he had Gravier When witness and Byrd passed
Evnsou they went into the Vsranda the deceased re-
marked. there goes Mr. Evipgton." Nothing more was
SAID Does not know that Byrd ever made threats in re-
gard to Evngton. and does know he had any other
arms but the knife in court Had conversation with the
deceased about Evngon When Byrd left the counter pre-
vious 70 the array he handed witness The cane be-
onsed TO witness When witness Evington and Byrd
together he apprehended difficulty as he had heard
some rumors Byrd told witness that he took Ewing
tons wife away. but he mentioned her name to him. Had
heaio make some remarks about the woman but does
not Fsooect what they WERE Heard II said in e a., Chat.
atone time that difficulty would probably take place be-
tween the parties The person who pulled witness away from
ne parties accused him Of ssizng Evington BY the hair
me examination was here broken off, aad it will be re-
sumed al one O'Clock to-day.
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Exports.

GALVESTON-Per steamship Maria Buyt aeo hi. Gan,
bh bbi, mola g. 10 bbl, pork. ID whisky 10 DO biead
LVERpSOPsst, . Fl 20 corn 70 kegs Iad sundre.
iSto b6s o1r 5s9 tcs beef. 432 bxs pork slaves
bOSTON-Pe! ship Revenue $50 bales cotton Ia do dr.
%e'cs hhd, hams 81 bbs 80 half do 800 kegs lard
bacon, "a bbs beef, l76 bdls hic es '' ~ vs.
PHlLADELPHIA-Per bark A Il Kimb,u. AZ, hhds
sugar Z6 bbls mOlasses, ''A "''0'
OH Al brig Chinchla: 237 bbls moasses
"a schr Burssa: 900 bbs pork 100 do -four
10 d % nj Dds moiasae o aka coffee. $40 do
schr American so bbs -four 10 do beef
schr European "a hf bbls -four 10 bbs
APAL ZACH COLA-Per schr Chinola 10 hid. sr..r
b 9ss ebe ea. g. 90 moIs.@ 81 whisky 50
~ AMPA BAY-Per schr Madona: $50 bbls pIov;sion,.
Sis do hour, 30 do Governmentstores, 5N SKIS CON-
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The Seventh Daughter Of the Gypsy FAMILY,
REGs LEAVE to intern The cisens Of New Orleans
~ receives visits at her residence 13s Magazine street.
julia and St Jos.nh where she viii be happy
them Of the PRESENT and the FUTURE
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which surround them, kews their
well by cal ing Madame E. Price So
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SHERMAN'S
PATENT PREMIUM
a d D O M I N A L
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Philadelphia, Aug. Is, le4s Wn AkDshSois, =. v.
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time confined Nv suaerihes we're very great Mo-
tang relieved until a Mr. Shemsns Abdominal Sup.
about the house and Ter
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TEXAS TONIC AGkNCY-N0. 50 Camp street..
CERTAIN antldos aenne, Constipation Of the Bow.
a. Tospos of the Liver, Indigestion. Palptation Of
The sai Termination Of Blood the Brain Nervous Head.
gchss. Chilli and Fever, etc.
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NJ ENTAIL DERANGEMENT-Dr CHARLKs
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vantag Of eect association with sl humane ienn6c
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