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rived,

Arrived,
snip st Louis. Bunker Is days from New ork to Cohen
list my. 1872 - - '
Br bark Ann RsnkIn Green, from Hull (Engl, via Var
:, mru 9th Nov, 70 HOghton Rankin &co-td my
5ark Brnoa, Sunle, = days from BOSTON, to mas,er2d nv
l4in, 10 ma, tpF-- iataY cite.
Eehf Victoria, Porter, days from Apaachcoa to master
sehT Venus, Appeby, days from Matagorda TO master
lst " - 1890
sehr Rebenea Frances, Nicksson, Is days from Turk
BLAND, to master-Poin
Sch! Wm II hzqsr, Treseo days fom Tampa Ray, to
LaTatln &cp-BlsIn N'' "
Schr Mexico. Pumpefe, from he Coast.
Schr Topic, Paul gefire, from The Coast.
sTsAagoArs.
Asa, Nheelhouss, from Port Hudson.
Atlantic, Oglesby, from st Louis.
Beacon, Roberts from Montgomery.
Beiyldere, Lodwick, Isom Caroline Bluff.
Bride, 4 msd en-. from Campie.
Cora No2 kecliug, from Camden
HecIa. Kay, from Grand Ecore.
lrOqnois, Lee, from Nashville.
atOua, iii j. from OuachIta.
niohtsomery, Estes, from Princeton
Magn0lt Thomson, from kick sbutg.
Mary Foley, DaIieres, from I.pckport,
Nc PINS Ultra, Phillips, from Cincnnat.
SIphela, 'ior1ons from Washington.
IaTlck Henry, Landry. from Baton Rouge.
raul Ahdersou GRAY, from Piltsburg.
ftncess 'o5, Homes. from New Carthage,
Towhoai Mississippi Brown, from The Pases--towed down
ant 10 the eth inst ship John G. oser bark ITo
gene aud sehf iieroiue-5FOught ~ bstks Broos and
Edward Augustus,
Tow boat De soto uz, from the pas7e-towed down and
the tn inst ship Sea King and bark Minerva
brought sch SictOris.
TnwbOai COnGnerur PhI9s, ron the Fasses:owed down
and 10 the Sti inst, has Till and srhr Asue
brought NJ ship - Louis and baik Aun Rankin.
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MODEL CIRCUS.

THIS uNJouE AND SPLENDID EQUESTRIAN EsTAB-
L'sHhENT the htes IN the country, will open for short
sea- n phn 4 the o! the Old Amlitheatre, this
TUESDAY EVENING", January a.
ns- Do1rs gneu performance viii o'clock
ALn.s on-tox SOC. Children hRl'-prce; 2s; Coored
Boxes SOC.
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Look to Your Teeth! They can be Saved!
EB- Dr. LACRuES (of Paris) TOOTH and GUM SPECIFIC,
10 me cure soIe Diseased and d. edng Gums aud all
Tartar IRON the Teeth, Keeping them white
hE decay Th preparation only clsanses
teeth but keeps them clean oil AM Iu
cayed prevent them becoming If it will
as he prsgess Of it, from the rurih alton gums
au TEEN Ia also OF The purifiers The
eovered For sale by DR. GILBERT SON. l25 Poydiasst
tt Warranted purely yegetabIe.
W. EATON EVANS g. CO.
Proprietor, for the United States.
Better testimony be any than
The following from Dr. s. Gilbert Whose character integrity
vel known the South and Wet much
Stues being tue m successful
cure OF The most nreterate Cancers and Chrome Ulcers
BE called By MIR. upIn respecting
W. taeiues TooIh AMI Gum Specific saying
that as agent have ,od tha specihc rapidly,
tcard lo It's Effects has satisfaction
The sppeaon Of the article
ard whitening the teeth Also ness
SaRs, ara he4mg them whe there liberation, with leIidity
"s.GlLBERT N. D., les foydra. ,tIeet, Newoilesns.
"Decsmher l6, lSs0." ~ ,lIg
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WANTED.

WANTED-The undersigned wishes to pur-
~ chase ONE HUNDRED SLAVES, for which the
will please call the undersigned office ISL rayer
Cdl9 til J. w ROAZMkN
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EMPIRE HALL,

Corner OF JACKSON and TCHuUPITouLAs Streets Lafayette
.n5ls " There wilt be society Fancy Dtes.
Vd ~ and hssguerade BALL gwen SAT R. s=9.l
ST4aE, DAY EVENING, January Is. 1851. t1sTiErIdS
@SSLss ~ Tickets % A nIssi6n One Dollar 'iIltf-e
- W. W. ucGARlTY, Floor Manager. ~lfY~
NJ BThe Lafayette Cars viii the Ball Room
", A, NJ, IS lsl,ai iaI3I
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-"--s"i nv Hrfuer. .
Third Fart.

Distribution Prizes Every Person WI
~ Tlekels admission On Dollar had Tyler
evening d he Concert
Es ha,7ast Concert ut "a O'Clock
E The articles for dis Messrs. TYLER e.
II WITS 30 Camp ctreet '
s As the Of Tickets will limited, application
WI be MecesAry 10 rrncure -
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NEW YORK-Per ship 81 Louis: Assorted mdse
LlNERPUuL--Per ship ConqUe,or: 1857 sacks salt 220
hampers potatoes II ammaek &co-52 wa,er casks W
Byr.G &cO.
LIVERPooL-Per ship Onward: 400 SKIS salt, Is dozen
mats, order
HORDEAUX-per bark Helen & F,ances: TO hid. wine
pipes brand yOhn T0uzani0 ar casks 10 h pines 20 Ibis
do Rocherea1 &co36 hhd wine Ia pipes 80 bbs brandy
W ST-'enbnrgh &cO-lO hf pil rs do i d q NJ Wi liams
- hft % halt do wIae Or pOas brandy "a brandy
fruit ana nnnsee Lon. e-30 absynte and kr,ch.
elHhser Lambert-O hds ar vi 10 bbls lr indy
Lacosie-ig cases brandy fruit < r. Msgnan--S hhds
i9O hall do l21 q NJ Lucas 30 cases preserved
meats aunlselte and lqners l. Je nnetl5 h pipes rs ar
~ hbs brandy " hid 81 ht do 3i wne 81 do prnnes
fatlos.l@ baskets empty bottles. cases mdse de
tn,9ts &co-bU baskets garlic, hid case mhse y Turpn
binds ot sugar CarrereS ar pipes brandy, 40 hhds IS
LlN ERPOOL--Per bark Springfield; BIO sks salt w IL
Haynes cp--5UU0 fire brick o Gas Co-iU0O do order
NEWPORT-Per bark Edward Augustus: 1893 bars rail.
road iron. order ~ "
BtlSrOS-Per bari, Brooss: assorted mdse
TURNS ISL AND-Per scbr Rebecca Frances: 1900
bushels salt 10 order.
PALACh,GoL A--Per schr Victoria: $50 bales Gotten,
TAMPA BAY-Per schr VIM II Ga'zner; 81 hides Ear.
attn &cI.
MATAGoRDA-Per schr Venus: 263 bales cotton Ruge.
go bales cotton.
10 order.
C9AsTTP'r scr Mexico; 1865 hhds sugar II bbls moas.
ses Brand l.andry-l5 hlds sugar q harineauxl4 do
Augustln IhlbsuTUta II bbs n,olasses-4 hhds sugar
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS



Steam'hip Pacific, Jarvis, Chagres via Havana,
s,.,.- ~, ~, Jas r Jennings
steamship Globe. Thomp on, Brazos. Harri. & Morgan
ship ter1 tiofto, sawyer, Boston, Cbas iJeake 30
ship 81 Holmes, Be ~, New York. 4 J;oIen
Bark le.egraph, Crockett, New York Drew Il Ve.t n
Bark v II Wolfe. Davis, New Yoik Fosjick {, cn
sng Pdeiia Jones' Georgetown % g, Kennedy q Fo,tey
S"el brig Donna fhe,e,a Daubury, Client + g jenkins
80 bug Espnda or, ilolns, Bar eiona Y Quadras Ecn
; lr Visitor, Perry Pensacola, Mas
Schr leDny Lin Nicnl. A pnlachicola Wood A. o,v
Scr Rosiue, Beach, Greytown j And,rws
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nannoO, EH ,is The subscriber respectfully
entire agency ;ia this city) for the sale OF the
NUNSs ti AIRS N %ang yo1s edd Nv
EMBARRASSING. Boston; and that he has at this time
aey 'algs Stoek comprising all the varieties Also three
Ola isu HENRY PARSONS. 10 Camp street.
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LADIES, READ AND BE WISE.


p EAUMONT'S celebrated Patent STARCH
POLISH, for giving beautiful gloss 10 Linens Gam
"lcs ETC. aso to render them mpe to lie etiec f
erspralon or damn wealth. prevent the co hes FINN
fabric ''''s "J''i"us ~ "e
oerf } "s % ar article has long been felt and the
t't-c "a.n 4 mas The
Were Il Is wei know, wsrEant in Recommending il with
Ieriect Co dence to re patronage of the LADIES OF Or
LEANS who are also Offered article indispensable in fam
lily, 49, " ~
Norris French Liquid Bluinr.
Which will be found superior to indigo in every rspect
These articles have been fully tested and from he enco.
NUNS passed on them do not hesitate say that all who
Wy VII thereafter use o;hr e Price l2s cents each
or iutther particulars refer you to advertisement
on fourth page OF this paper.
AGENTS ORLEANS:
JOSEPH lluFrY, 10 Camp street,
J. NRIGiT. l5l Chartras st.
SiME & 60 = New Drug Store
corner Cana and t'aron.eet ss
+ RANKIN; cor: Camp amt Poydras SITS.
JOHN KAUFMAN, corner Tchoupitou.
las and Harmony streets
:. HASTINGS, Magazine and
Felicity streets.
Ci.ARkE& ALLISON cor 81. Charles.
q: ASHMEAD co. Who'esae A gents. E1chage
lac otis Place, Drncans Buillings New rlsnps
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llfiSBuRG-Per steamer Paul Anderson: Sc kegs pivets
eask glassware NJ Relt &coU9 bxs glassware Jarvis
&oo-i6 DO II Bonnabs so bhis dried appes w Violet L.
% bbs beans, I25 SKIS malt BUbiiEe Adsmsis5 boxes
h9rlwara IL Il Bachus &Go--ll plougs Il 6 Rogers
70 no. oo hartowS wagons, 6cIris Townsend &Go-63
pEg, glassware VShaw-i5do phe-I box liquor Prieur
y kegs butter 40i ENTITY bbs II Poumri l4s ibis Hon,
+ Lrennan-S0t do w McCod-Siy do Small & Mcfiill
-l5l DO "a 'aeks oats Mci!uough4D empty bbls r
MeadnGo bbls pork, 81 do BEEF Martin, Owen 30
hides w Zlmmermnn-l6 bnexs butter, bbs apples ID
G'leti &co-5o poughs w Sizers0 ploughs and uutes
20 order.
CiNGINNATl-Pers steamer NJ Pin Ultra: GAL bbls flour
100 Kegs butter Seccomb Voor0es-l00 bbs flour Fergu
son Dowd-lo3 b9ls pork d do lard, 80 do hams Frost
Barow744 DO whisky Jos Lands @c6-l2 do lard 10 do
pork binds tobacco Murphy Graf s-O4 bxs cheese 100
do starch w Wright &coOO do cheese 70 bbs potatoes
SCHNEIDER WIieIS 90 pork Do lard Marsh Ranelt
400 do candies Crockett-lQ ibis bres Taylor easily
- do eggs, 30 do potatoes and sunnres II Snrre, Sco3
ties hnms Brennan Clak23 hbls hams liz do rork Tuf
has skins, bdls robes, bbls L tieald Scf-7 hal
Woo NJ Greenwood &co-t3 bales skins T. BsyIle &co-2
bales cot Gray Campbs3 bxs apples and sundries 10
order. ~
ST LoUls-Per steamer Atlantic; 1883 SKIS oats Eager
&co-4t6 do (; Mitchell4a do G w Gvens-s pkgs
mdse ilOue Gayle &cu7 bale, cotton Pickett, Perkins
Gordrn- Feowes &co--l7 R Susent &co-7 Anderson Il
Nietcat-23 Nratmau Eco -Fota ~ balls cotton
NASHE 'bE-per steamer Iroquois; 90 bates cotton,
j shaw &cO-533 d. Oyerton. Chism &,o--Sl2 do S G
Mche40s do G e Taylor Nco-lS4 do. 10 sis oats g W
Giyens-l hhs tobacco, 4bl lard Euow3p bales cotton
J D Gover-a2 do Cherry, Henderson &co-l6 Williams
I66 do hid tobaeeo Feowes &co-27 do Wes Summers
do Ia bbs lard Turner, Wilson &co-54 do LAID and pok
oks pork. hid tobacco Baker soery-ss rolls leather
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UNION GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
NO IL 81. CHARLES STREET, TIP STAIRS.
Is NOW RE-oPENED fer publ. inspection, COM risti.
1 choice and select ' ''''
Ancient and Modern Paintinns.


In oder cultivate Il 'aset g
'aan has taken avant cp unuuty OF exhibiting
collection Of PAINTINGS, recent rivd belon ing u rm
eur on MS WY to the Moth This Gallery onsleTeI
contain oeauu 9ni choicG 'peoiners ., Art, md order
cure the attention and impulse ens
va 'it come u the de adopting
rtten choice al" brnulul Paintings will be dsrlbud
each sitter will be
hpder =" G. ance Of obtaining Tn;il Tickets
g'nbelei from one is. The Pnnun. TINS
WI" ne placed N some pubic place, aud71escrU hereafter,
o. Galley
flcet 81 The will one Chance the
e Wi en'e he holder person. pre-
Sosy purchased VII be Two chance
paying the Itice 81 single atlniss
This grauitous distribution mtng place on tho LIST
i'y MAY rext under the direction gentlemen hughes.
esNe Nblliy
ne pl1es, ~d lie pubShtd
N = AS eSch wilt be numbered,
equesed 10 eep them, fant, viii he delivered
uCstt Is peseutd. "
The be the i1ya
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PLACIDE's VARIETIES,
AMERICAN THEATRE,

Sole Proprietor AMI Manager . g 'cv.,,r,
Acting and Stage Manager. w M FosTgP
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TobaccoThere fair demand and we noticed ss les
OF about 200 hhds, Including "A hhds at 10Y at 10 II
hhds and and SO privute terms 81 hhds (Clas
ville) at 19]s and at l3c Wb.
sugar-The demand nctve, and about 1870 hid,
were taken at 4sf605l6c " ID for fair.
iOnSses-The sales embraced about 1000 bbls, easier
rates. lair TO prime bringing Ad}2i &c - gallon.
fiour-fhe market was active and about 1000 bbls were
disposed o. including $50 bis Oho Gin stained packages)
ut 81 IL; 1909 at "a ia ESQ at 81 250f4 25 two fiat
boat loads OHIO and Indiana, comprns about 4D9 bbis
deliverable songsde ship. "a 80 AGO Ohio (Whewatef
onnal brandt 81 339 200 St. Louis at "a 81 and 100
extra do. at s. 131i W Dbl.
Grnin-rhe, Corn market dull, with sales OF 1890
sacks (geen) Mt 62, 200 at 3d. and l5oo white, at t5c
bushe of Oats noticed sales of 6o) sacks st. Louis
%, and 100 Indiana at 623ac y bushel
Provisons-Pork was steady. with sales of l4o bbIs
Mes at $1 ST. and retail parcels at SIG 90 Up Dbl
lot of OOOib Bulk Pork sold at So s. 1oOlb tor hog
round Bacon has declined sales 80 casks ribbed 81 les
7a 2 in lots at 7ss97S; and 81 casks Shoulders 7sc
q b.. OF Lard noticed sales of 10 bbls No al
Ga 70 prime do, in two lots at IA 400 kegs old at ia rs
at s. aud 22) prime at $40 " ID.
CoecImprovine. Sales 21J bags Rio old and inferior
l0 1910, in several lots at 1875 $50 o) the
rate $50 at 1874 and 80 very prime ut lie apb.
Baggiug and ROpe-There a good speculative de.
mand, which resulted in sales of 300 pieces t. 300
cash, T0i0 tnda baggng) about I3c, on time and 4OU
coils Missouri Rope at &C. cash.
tandes-Saes 90 boxes Star at 2Oc ~ ID.
Whisky-A good demand. Sales 525 bbs Rectified in
lots, q, and $50 tDexer'.) at3lc % gallon
Exchsnge-Frmer, Sterling 10746Dl0sis New York
sixty day Bills, 3z0osi5 W discount; Sight Checks
lhql2i " cent. discount
Freights-We heard oil no engagement
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Dancing Academx and social Politenes,

Danctng Academy and Social POliteness.
~ bot RpON ST., BETWEEN CoNTI AND ST. LoUIs.
MoNSlEuR DEVOTl respectfully informs families r1ls
~ anu We superort oil all of Nd AS
.twse me ih,es and gentlemen New Orleans,
Aewhl open his School, WEDNESDAY, 4lh ,st. &3
V u demonstrated In tie perfect and artistic
we me same rules the first French Italian
-ou, All Nhl'h distinguishes the highest sn,
cue all indispensable branches potensss give
parioTs, Saloons etG 49, '' $50 ~ ~ -
Al DHnees nd Waltzes e modern and fashionable STILES
uay, sueh as newest Steps, QuOrs Scottish POLKA, Ma
heso"ay Fancy and National Dances Wpzes, Slipping,
Nrn"iBh' Spanish and Vsl,e Crnq Temps -
Parents
nine ms new method which rracticsl
es OF rafls anu London 1t proved, known, tha va
ne month more rapid and perfect progress acquired two
VII sTst Academy for young Ladies' young Masters
"roHf snpAfs at r. NJ. ADD SATURDAYS, at IL NJ.
rm ueiteilel same Gays 1t halfpast 9, ?. Nj.
ms-Ci1sses lessons per noth lessons a week
N f'''"'N '' = a. H''
~ lpGslons nay he made the Mr T. Mpyo's
~ at he Posi-Oih.e, by letter. y -
tie Is engaged give twice week At Je,nv Liza, in
LIftTet'e. - "o~- at 's'''' A'"N ~ 49, :"
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Doti,s Grand poNATION CONCERT

,MEIa VIII come off at ARsoRY HALL, rsflA,
va wy OF W El'NESDAI EVENING january Is, sf-4=-1
which occasion the vii, be- dsttitu ed
lot, among The audience, 81 PAss valued
SeA from Thirty Cents 10 One Hundred Dol.rs fkS
TER No p.ins spaiei
this Concert the an delightful
ever esd IN THIS city, ami he has the rlcauIe
the public hat has engaged the following distinguished
Madame LEAIl MI LEATi, Mr. T. HiShOP, Nr. GROt NE
Also p0wLttu hestra unJa The rrec.ir cf ~ f.r
ssting II aver i1riy rtIiorIne
BY generous ps,missiou, Mers Tvier ugs Grand
Pianos. from The celebrated mandatory of Pleye Pa lie
used this
PsoGRAMME,...Part First.
l. Grand Overture, Gl NJ Orchestra
z Duet" Tai me where Fancy bred tir. and Madame
g. No; nTno by oar excel ted BY Gloenevet
l. Song" orr Osa Firesile by Castor. Bishop
S. Adsio and R7ndo for the Violin, by Bcriot
Mayer
s. hra'' Out Wee, the opera Puani Mime Lsa
Part Second.
L. Grand Ortrure Nrsummsrs Ms Dream by eniesrohn
(a time IN New rieuns) .DrChe.tra
So"E-" Fly swift, phyis,' by s. H. r. BIsnop
tantss imposed and executed Groeners
Scotch Song. Br e's dres' TO his Army.
IRISH Ballad" Kathleen AavuUrneeu"
and as originally sung by Madame Leati
FIgnutnrle by iir. Ls1tt.)
o oFa''l '"' o~-'' chesrs
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NEW ORLEANS oArrLE MARKET

JEFFERSON Cry,
Monday Evening, January IL, 1851.
Arrived per Atlantic, 2lU Beef Cattle a4j Hogs
100 Sheep and 10 Calves per Ne Plus Ultra 10 Cows and
Calves; per 1rOquois, 50 Cattle and $50 Hogs.
PRICEs. Beef cattle. 6ns5so ~ { net /; Hogs, 5a
~ ID net; Sheep, -Cas3 % ap head; Mitch Cons
1900 49, " head; Gaines. 90 zoo 40 90 " head.
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Cabin Furniture. Of Steamer PrInreton
EY SYk1ES IUVnE
Family. Grocery ........... stOP,
BY SYKES, HYDE a. CO.
Toys.

fIUESD Jsnuary 81 u'clyek-yit be sod at the corrs,
i OF ClaiboIne ST. Louis Slreets-
stock Of FasdiY Groceries Rom FoEniture etc Tn.
whole % be sid In block, Terms cash. isif
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ITO PHYSICIANS AND PLANTERS-
RI ~ Johnson's Patent REcOiLlNG SPRING LANCET.
ms invention supplies all that can lie desired in
ancet lhout my OF the Disadvantages incident to the or
nsfy Spring Lancet heretofore niada Of 1t can be a.
JUS 10 the ncislon required thai vary from the
9ln Intended ava the recoi of The point 1nanenus
The most unskied it 18th perfect security sun
hlb cnrpar ~, r.,
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BY j. b. BLACHE e. CO.

WEDNEsDAI Jannay 10, at 10 o'clock A M.-wll be sod
w o. oIrer and under the Port
ChaTres ' " -
2caea Of Toys, imported damaged en- tolrd Of the 1, in
niC1ia bap'. tot lTou Have. Tsrfrs
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THE DAGUEREEOTYPE SAL0nNS NJ

- W Camp street. (ShH S buildings are now open
Tor the rscenon Of visitors, who respectfully invited to
tN.inls HE very extensive collection Of PORTRAITS.
Ihese SALOONS have been magniicently furnished
patrons "
TT BY tie superior arrangement of the LIGHT in the
Operating Room. constructed expressly for this pu ose, with
Al lmmense SkY-L1GHT, and by NEW CHEMICAL Pro
CESS used IN preparing tine Plates The Portraits produced
IN very short space Of time (ony few scois) exhibiting
high degree OF perfection, with the proper and natural
not he life like. ~ wi"
e5 A choice variety of new style Enamellp4 and En-
sTsved locKErs of the nest Gold and best work nanshp
suitable for Miniature, furnished the manu- facturers
prices.
Artists supplied with every article usad in the Da.
guere9type at hewY ork prices. JACOBS,
usi Gm no. 22 l,amn strfaI EaANl
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CROCK cry AND GLASS WARE-The sub
~ scribers have hand large and
com PIE ie ass giiment OF CROCK : RY and G7
'iLhSS W E. which they are ofielrg /92St
at reduced prices Purchasers al whole f{3$t
sale or retail, WILL examination OF our ffS3H
stock and prices, be convinced that il is g4SfsAA
Their Interest to m Ike Their with u.s. c, !z{yy
we INV ie particular attention 10 the su EsIsSNAslIS5
psrlor quality and shape our Willie Iron SVf-r~
stone, or Opaque China
Our stock OF Commya Cords for the Sor,Lax, Tox.,,
Mexican trade is good as the best '"' -eA@' a''i
We have also compiete assortment of E,e,ch fL;,,
iahle Cutlery Japannet Walters. Silver Mated Cosors
andiescks. Forks and SpooIs Britannia Css,o,s ara
spoons and al ninor articles usually kept by Eafthenwnre
js8 lOi. na.r Varsn5 IL IT,.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-22
MR.. WEBSTER AND HIS TEACHER.

Col. James Tappan, venerable citizen of Glou-
ceser, Massachusetts,, "a years of age, recently
addressed letter to the Hon. Daniel Webster, re-
mnding him that than sixty years ago, he (Mr.
w J was of his pupils when he taught school at
New Salisbury The Gloucester News publishes
Mr.. Webster's prompt answer to his old friend and
early teacher, and remarks:
1--WE doubt if any letter that Mr.. Webster has
written public bodies, any of the thousand great
and noble acts of his life reflect credit upon
him than this kind letter and generous gift his aged
and unfortunate old school MASTER" 1t is indeed
beautiful letter, alike honorable the head and heart
of the writer; and the editor of the News remarks,
" at time when envy and malice are dealing blows
from all quarters at Americas greatest statesman,
when his public course is decried and execrated by
political opponents and the basest charges are brought
against his moral character" it sheds upon his
and character fresh glory, tha long after his petty
traducers shall be dead and forgotten. will remain
dimmed in the hearts of his countrymen. Here is
the letter of Mr.. Webster, and its uae and interest
enhanced by the fact that alusion is made in
it to an enclosed fifty dollar bank note:
WASHINGTON, Feb. &c, 1851.
MASTER TAPPAN: l thank you for your letter, and
am reoiced to hear that you yet among the living
l remember you perfectly well teacher in my in
FAINT years. suppose my mother must have taught
to read very early, as have never been able to
recolect the time when could not read the Bible. l
think Master Chase my earliest scholnaster.
probably when was three four years old. Then
came Master TappaH. You boarded at our house,
and sometimes think in the family of Mr. Benjamin
whom you knew in {. New Salisbury 81 have gone to
their graves. Mr.. John Sanborn, the of Benja-
min, is yet living and is about your age. Mr.. John
Colby who married my eldest sister, Susannah, is
also living. On the North Road is Mr.. BENJAMIN
Hunton, and on the South Road is Mr.. Benjamin
Pettingail. think of none else among the living
whom you would probably remember.
You have indeed lived chequered life hope
you have been able to bear prosperity with meekness,
and adversely with patience. These things all
ordered for US, far better than could order them
for ourselves. We may pray for our daily bread we
may pray for the forgvness of sins we may pray to
be kept from temptation, and that the kingdom of God
may come in us, and in all men, and his will every
where be done. Beyond this we hardly know for
what good to supplicate the Divine mercy. Our
heavenly Father knoweth what we have need of better
than we know ourselves; and we sure that his
eye and his loving kindness are upon and around
us every moment.
l thank you again, my good old master, for your
kind letter, which has awakened ma ny seepng re-
collections and with all good wishes remain your
friend and pupil. DANIEL WEBSTER.
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State. My affection for North Carolina has agrown
with my gfowth,and strengthenedw ithmy strength
venefate the patriotism and valor of those who
pledged upon the altar of their country, "their
lives their fortunes. and their most sacred honor
to maintain and defend the principles of liberty.
On the soil of North Carolina the banner of free.
dom was first unfurled. She was he first colony,
on the continent of North America, to throw of
the yoke of British tyranny and assert her lnde
pendence Her attachment to liberty has been
strengthened by time and experience. She is in
fact g the land of the free, and the home of the
brave"
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DECISION TO THE Ass1eNABILIrY OF LAND w Ar
RANTS 1t is stated that the Secretary of the Interior
has given lengthy decision as to the assgnability
of warrants under the bounty land law Il is address,
ed to the commissioners of the land Office, and will be
made public forthwith. He reiteraies- his former
opinion that the law, as it stands, prohibits such
sgnmens, and ridicules the Republics idea that the
intentions of members of Congress can be officially
noticed, and acted upon by the department.
Baltimore SUM-
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-22

Martin Farquhar Topper, the English poet, and au-
thor of Proverba Philosophy, has arrived in the Asia
at New York. He has taken lodgings at the Astor
House. He has already commenced besonneting Us
with pieces written on board the steamer, and no
doubt he will be beset by toGdies. Mr.. T. will
remain in this country three months. He leaves be'
hind him wife and eight children, and is forty years
old, > Baltimore yum