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EDUCATION.

Z ? "OPENS LIST Sept.--English and French
Il a. INSTITUTION FOR YOUNG LAD ES AS BUARDGRS AND
BAY PULLS No. ST. LOUIS STREET. Directed MISSES
ALLISON from London. For the Terms the fofets
apply at the nsttu ion.
Judge AIcCae the University Judge
Rnwl- N ybr, Esq c. TraInoulet, El H Locke Esq
Carrie Hon john Slidell Samuel j. Peter Esq Horace Cam
mack Esq, Esra Levy, Esq.
NEW ORLEANS FEMALE SEMINARY, or
q DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Mrs. A. H. PALAuD FncpalThe
institution will MONDAY, September next,
Prytaua
and wi he he first building
rvo Circle between Triton Walk aud Nyades which will
have received alteration. and additions. designed
hing desirable
venenee for the accommodation of
II design this
thorough English
aud Modern Languages Music and Drawing.
Mrs p
has heretofore
COMPETENT Teachers employed Assistants department
Circulars containing cuars viii ready istribu-
ton in few days d4Wtf
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CnNSTABLES SALE

CONSTABLE'S SALE
81 & II RA1Rcs
by VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to ne
- directed by Hnonoahl L. Winter Justice Of The
Orleans will
sell public aucton Cedes-ouse,
foydss and Baronne TURDAY 1857
i2 O'Clock - {
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with .wosory FRAME HOUSE,
with other in the First Second
Municipality the New Orleans number
bounded by Perddo avier and johnson designated
py the hnoef wee on e Finn ~
said lot English measure, feet eleven inches
aud nss johnson hundred
Terms cash. GEORGE F. PEARSON,
70 sepl1 Constable Socord Justice's Court.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

aL
~ CRESCENT OFflcE,
Wednesday Morning. September 8, 1852
NoTTON-The demand continued active yesterday. hut
mount offering limited. The sales embrace
nearly 1400 bales Prices firm at the recent improve
ment
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. ID lMiddling Fair. .,-f0l0A
9 Midanyy g 81 Fair VAR Il S112
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales. tobacco, hhds.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1852 .,,s,5s2 o.. 1874
yesterday ...... 27e4-1oo43 1885, 1858
1885 1897
Exported to date..........oT55 773
- yesterday. .2l5o=a 59o5 0oo== 773
Stock on hand net cleared ....... 1860 1904
ToBACCo-The only sale of any moment that we heard
of was 10 hhds at 424t % lh.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-we noticed only retail sales
at steady prices.
FLoUR-very little doing and the principal sales were
100 bb unbranded ST. Louis at So TO- and two three
smaller lots of Extra at 81 so0$5 90 u Dbl
GRAIN-Corn quiet, and sales limited to 100 sacks
including 3is sacks Mixed at 5a and $50 at 9 q bushel
Oats firm and 600 sacks St Louis brought 35 $50
U bushel OF Bran 400 sacks sold in three four lots
at $50 u 100 ii.
REPRESENTATIVES only limited retail demand
for Pork at S22 90 u Dbl for Mess Bacon very dull
and 40 casks Sides sold on private terms.
RoPE-Firm, and $40 coils prime sold at 611e.
HAYS bales Inferior Western sold at $12 5O,0sI5 co.
i and 200 good at SIT so q ton.
WHISKY-The principal sale so bbls Extra at 81
D gallon.
FREIGHTS-We heard of no new engagement The
ships here are held at firm rates.
EXCHANGES-narket dull at our quotations.
Sterling. 10s1sd711ok
francs b loko)5 70
NewYork sixty-day Bills. ~ ct disc
Sight Checks NewYo .........k u Ct disc omar
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WdTERLyvG PLdCES.

IOR BILOXI, BAY ST. LOUIS, w.
- PASS CHRISTIAN AND MISSISSIPPI CITY e44saKst7
CHANGE OF HOURson Monday, 9Th assEsszSaF
September, the steamer CALIFORNIA will
Watering psee the balance - Is below The faVoe low
Lake CALIFORNIA Captain H. p. Ensr, pulls
prsss for the Lake trade with splendid accommodations will leave the
poneisrtrain f.ciiroad "a follows:
EVERY MONDAY EVENING" the o'clock
:, ITrnphy r,,r,r,,-:.. =. :. .
Returning will leave Biloxi WEDNESDAY AND FRI
DAY MORNING at 8 ociotk and SUNDAY EVENING at O'Clock.
For freight or passage apply 70
ie25 r. GEDDEs, Agent 10 Bank Place.
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FORT ADAMS.
TICKSBURG.

Will leave WEDNESDAY, September s. at o'clock 4
IGOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN, ~ i,
WATERPROOF, GATclEz FORT ADAMS. BAYOU gIEss
ali landing Regular Weekly Vicksb1rg Packet
PRINCESS No. S-For EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, at 5
oclockThe packet PRINCESS g. j.
Phelps master receiving will
freight passage, apply board Canal
D. R. CARROLL, Union Row, So CaTonde let street
River privilege
VOLANT w. G. CAMPBELL.
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M.4DISONVILLE.


LHOR CONVICTION, MADISON ~
- VILE LEW vi AND VAUDEVILLE LeeEatjE3
NEW LAKE STEA MER, The sperior swift
running steamer GPELIA, Warren Ge MASTER having
elegant accommodations will regular packet the shove
leaving follows:
ud LEhvys NEW ORLEANS RI LEhyEs sADTsoNvILLE:
Tuesday .......12 TUESDAY ...............s
THURSDAY .......l2 THURSDAY. .............6
FRIDAY
SATURDAY SATURDAY .........,..s
kB- On SUNDAYS the OPEIELlA will make an EXCURSION
TRIP leaving the Railroad the arrival o the
and returning or the I o'clock the city.
~ In order keep the Boat perfect condition. afs
pleasant she will make Wednesdays
Passengers for Covngon will find good con7cyances free
charge from Siadisouyle.
~ Letter Bag viii be found of Agents.
iei9 VIM. [. CUSHING & Co, IS Common street.
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vENTE DE CONSTABLE.

JUSTICE JAMES sIeCAFFREY-
PAnoIssE nOnLEAss. MEIGFAN.. No. 19,l17.
I'm VERU dun writ de feri facias a moi
h adrcss Memorable j. L. Winter Second de Pax
Ia paosss Orleans dane raae sidessa niut
eucnn ee de Samuel Jackson Poydase
| Baronnr. lie SAMEDT, II sepsenhre, 1882, d midi-
UN CERTAIN LOT DE EIRE BATIssE denx stages,
s itue dams 10 Premier do
Municpatt la vile de Nouvee Orleans drns et
Perio Gavier, Preur
Johnson, deigne le donze Ia plan m hewis
depose de D. L. Mccoy
n9ae pgbic dit lot nearan nesurs Anse peds
igps de In Johnson ceutnquante
pds profondeur, isnes parallels
GEORGEF PEARSON,
aniO 50 sepll Constable, Secende Cdar de Justice
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SHERIFF'S SALE. sse stssTi
Tss p,s1EIer counrP W. wooDIEF V. HIS cREp7oRs-
by VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered Aug.
s5s to directed by the Honorable the Third District Court
NewOrean the above entitled matter will proceed sl
public auction the premises September H. 1881 at IL
The FIXTURES MIRRORS Of the situate No. Is Char
e-f8
Surrendered by aad Insolvent to his Creditors. W.
Terms cash p, FRERET,
sept IL Is II Sherifof the Perish OF Orleans.
C0NSTABLE'S SALE.
oRIEasa. CHILD. = Nos IA SIS, 1880. -
by VIRTUE Of two writs of feri facias to me
y directed by the Honorable G. " Jorte Second the
Pence for the Parish Of Orleans will expose public auction
No. 81 Poydras agnn and SAT-
URDAY, September 49, o'clock Sundry Iots Of Ready
ing of Counter, Glass Case, Shelving, sfs29N
Seized in the above suit Terms cnsh.
PEARSON,
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MEMORANDA.
SpOK EN-

E The steamer st Paul left ST Louis the 2h umo-In port
Orleans Atlantic, Snlauak No Kennett
Passed the Pacific aground Nswley and the sntsna
Madrid
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SULPHUR BATHS, both by Vapor and Fu-
- mgaons-Sna msny compelled yapor Baths
Fuga,ions Tor the of Affections
pains n-uraas chronic catahs Paralysis
plants of the glands highly important
and appropriate should be
ion of these special remedies
signed twenty years. experience,
The the eugsof the patient gravity
plant
tB Physicians invited visit the establishment
the Mandatory OF Perumery No. sS ST. Louis y
and Robertson, [au5 3nl +. MAUBERRET
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REGULAR PACKETS.
MOBILE.

FOR U. s. Mail AN
Il. Lt1e-summsI Ausngemsnt-Ths nsr 81 -.
master and OREGON A. Hern master, Giving bssp b1i
the above Pontehnrtrain Railroad DAILY
arrival Lake Of the O'Clock stopping daily at Bay
st. Louis Pass Christian Pasca9oula and returning will
st Pascegoula, Pass Christian Bay d1iy.
II Passengers and families with down By
after the arrival Of the IL O'Clock carr.
~ Freight Christian for
steamers CALIFORNIA MOBILE, leaving daily.
~ The Way Letter Mobile Coast Landings will leave
:he oflce Of the o'clock
iei r. GEDDE,S, Agent, 10 Bank paee.
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TABASCO-Per steamship brs wine, Candles
Goldfish 20 bags 50 bs potatoes 60 do onions 10 kegs butter
and sundres
LvERPOoL-Per ship Warbler 2l50 bales cottsn 1860 bs -four
5000 slaves, 5000 tree nails, I iron urges
OBLEPer sh Adele 1851 corn oats bacon
to,n pig iron.
AvANAPe schr Fairy a29 bbls 81 lard, potatoes
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SHER1FF'S SALE
oy NHvoHLrlss THOMPSON. NO ss95 -
RY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale to
- Honorable the Second New
Orleans entitled will proceed pube ue
the Rnfnn6a Of the City Exchange st. Louis
chsst,es and Royal Streets THURSDAY September 1859
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the suburb Trsmc -
Of thia forming the Ct Cbohonse Tree Ea
eighteen said Customhouse 81
eighty feet in depth Tnzeherw, he
BUILDINGS thereon. consisting TWOSToRY BtiCE
HOUSE and TWO STORY BRi TX KITCHEN.
Seized in tie above
Terms csah the spot. JAMES p. FRERET,
aulO Is % nj del nrish Of flrIsnns
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SHER1FF'S SALE.
Frs1H Dls9sez csuHTL MiLA baSsr e.sanR GAR
PY VIRTUE of writ Of feri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Fifh District conit
c.T Erchauge,
Charres and Royal THURSDAY ertssr 1852
O'Clock the following named slaves wit. sass'
his their Children BETsEY
NED hi, sR05E POM
Pr; and LOUIS, the ons-armed.
Seized in the above suit -5
Terms cash o the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
"a 10 Sheriff of the Parish o Orleans.
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ESOR VICKSBURG, w ARRENTON, ~ n
a NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GULF RODNEY. 6ttahs.5sa}5a
WATERPROOF, NATCHEZ, FORT ADAMS BAYOU 1z5sA151zk
SARA vcksburg Weekly Packet
PRINCESS No. G-For EVERY MONDAY EVENING, ocli
The superior Weekly PRINCESS D. Phelps
leave s0th
EVERY EVENING the landing
and freight all along the
aul6 R. CARROLL, So Row, Carondelet
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MEMPHIS.

THOR MEMPHIS New Orleans ~ h
and Memphis Packet GENTLE regular pas
enger Burdeit Paris, will
the above trade Saturday September and
regularly the leaving New Orleans Ev cry OTHER
SATURDAY conjunction with the T r GATHERS Capt Pierce
The Gem has thoroughly
repaired passengers for all the
landings between Yicksburg and Memphis
sep4 NJ GREENWOOD q CO, Agents. 70 Chrondeiet street.
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IMp0Rl,S

GALyESTQN-Per steamship Louisiana Is bales
Harris &coO do Fearn, Donegan co5 do oderunds 81
dali Green &coHall Kemp LeiweRohertson McDougnl-
Hurt &co-KeIy Conyngham aco-Wameken karchoi-J Me
-Lusk &co-h Cenes.
BosTON-Per ship Henry Assorted misc.
BOSTON-Per bark Dslphos Assorted mde
BoSToN-Pe bark Mary Brcushton 800 tons ice to ORDER
PESSACOLAPer scr Jenny Lind I73 feet lumber 10000 ai
A A Simpson.
PENsACoLAPer sehr Bradford O649s feet lumber Sim
son--l05 doors J r Collins
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ELHOR VICKSBURG, MILLIKEN'S IT, Il.
BEND NEW GARTiASE, r WARRENIoS, .@ssfss
THURSDAY Vckshpg Packet Steamer D. s. sTACll
swift running passenger packet steamer y STACY
Gait White, his reguRr early the
and viii EVERY THURSDAY, O'Clock Returning
will lsays ycsrg Monday, o'clock further
icua apply [jeel SMITH FIhlISTER, "a Poydras st.
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Nh ANDEVILLE HOTEL - This Hotel, n
having been recently fitted and Furnished n
BATHING HOUSE attached and all the Recommendations
plying bwren daily and fare only The FISH
the
the Lake, other
for famiies and private partes. Terms moderate.
jy9 3m e. BLOCK & CO. Proprletors.
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kpLADON SPRINGS will be open for the a.
of visitors the first day Of June Extensive NV
be comfortably accommodated Efficient assistance has
the atter themselves that they much
satisfaction this No
upon spared the hose who
them with their agreeable.
je2 CONNER Il HENRY, Propretors.
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CONSIGNEES
Per bark Delpho from BosonAlu E-G SabaterA Burr
EJ Hart AeoE Babcook deo-stone Waworth-Grssn
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VIII leave MONDAY, September IL, ht O'clock P. Nj.
ETOR PRINCETON, SKlPWlTH'S NJ h
u LANDING, MlLLEKENS BEND, LAKE PROV
IDENCE v!CKsBuRG GRAM GULF, RoDNEY, sass.s.sssss
NATCllEZ Font ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE, DON
AtDsNyILiE and all n.ermsdne landings Regular Weekly
packet steamer SAXON H. Estes mnse will leave above. For
freight passage apply board,
SrROTHER & BROS, Agents As Poydras street.
- The S. will take freight Yazoo River with the pivi Of
reshpping Vcksbu Clerk Levee,
Canal street. freight early Saturday sept
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NOR GREENVILLE, PRINCETON, e ~
~ sKITWi It'll hAYTING hAEE PRoypENGE
RODNEY, NATGHEz, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU sAf1A, 5AlUN
ROUGE DOSaLDSOSVlLE aI all rmeiae landing RsUar
Srerv He and Viekssorg Weekly fake. S0ITIELsN BtiE
he ne ana elegant passenger GnGEes bL Capt
NJ EVERY WEDNESDAY throughout
For freight passage, apply on board
STROrHER s. BROS. Agents As roydrns street.
The SOUTHERN BELLE will freight with
the privilege of r5slipping ut Vickburg auto
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FOR REyr-aruE PARK. -

THIS PROPERTY is on the Seventh Street and
Il Rockville Turnpike, Just beyond the limits OF
the city. The Improvements consist Of n large,
new, and conveniently arranged brick house, hav.
ing front Of seventy feet on the road, containing
spacious dining room, bar room, parlors an am
pic number os chambers, kitchen, aud cellar. At.
tached TO the premises arc bowling alleys, oxton.
sivo stahhng, and nine acres OF land, a large por-
ton Of which is in grove Of iinc forest trees.
As n CATTLE STAND OR DROYE-YARD-
being on the road by which cattle arc driven 10
Baltimore and other Northern markets, within a
few minutes walk Of the two largcst market houses
OF the city, and in ncghbOrhood where pasturs &c
and winter abounds--it has advantages 10 be found
nowhere else in the District There arc scales foI
weighing cattle and hay now the premises
As SUMNER RETREAT, THE PARK-stu
atcd on The greatest thoroughiare leading from the
CITY, Immediately at tho terminus Of the contcm-
plated Plank Road, (thc contracts for making
which have been already entered into.) and ihe
only place now adapted to such purpose in the
neighborhood Of the ciy--will, if properly kept
become place of great resort
For terms apply 90 WILLIAM II. WISTsR, at the
oiflcc OF the contractors ior erecting the Patcn,
Oihco Building, corner of 9TH aud streets, Wash.
ington, ID, e. Mar 27--u
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CARUsI's SALOON.
WONDERFUL DREAM


Owing to a previous engagement at Philadel-
~ phia. on the 18th Of this month, the exhibition
of The DREAM will c!osc in this city on Wcdnes-
day, April IL.
This beautiful and attractive Painting. the pro-
duction of Of the first artists in the city OF
New York. has obtained truly classical repu,a-
ton and offers to all the lovers Of the beautiful and
ideal in art Oh entertainment worthy Of their taste.
The gorgeous landscape views the thousand
figures of the size of life, grouped with mastery
skill tho scenes in "Vdnify Fair" with its trium-
phal professions, shows, theatres, slave mark I,
gambling tents, rope dancers, jestcrs. clowns har-
equins, bufloons, &c, &c.-Lhe "River of the
Water Of Life" challenging comparison, in point
of beauty and mastery execution, with any land
scape ever painted the " Land of Beulah''-and
the closing scene, portraying the entrance Of Chris
tiana into the gatcs Of the '.Celestial City, con-
stitute series Of pictures surprising, in point OF
beauty and interest, any thing Of the kind in this
country.
Conductor and Delineator, Mr.. ALFRED Hart.
Pianist. Mr. john E. WoopRUFF.
Exhibition every afternoon and evening. Doors
open at and O'Clock; curtain rises at quarter
before and 8.
Cards of admission, 25 cents; children, IL. cents;
reserved seats, so cents each, or three for 81.
Tickets to b., had at the principal hotels, music
storcs, and ut the door.
Dj-Descriptive catalogues, l2s cents.
Apr7
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w lICL0nc-V HtS N1ttO7lut CUHraHflOn-IUe
ifarktfs, &c.
BALTIMORE, April So p. m.
A caucus of the Democratic members of the Lc
gislature of Maryland, held at Annapolis on Tues
day evening, adopted series Of resolutions, dcclar
ing that, although it had been deemed advisable
not torammel the delegates elected to represent the
State at large in the Democratic National Conven-
ton by any instructions thus giving pledge oftheir
Willingness to sacrifice all personal preferences for
the good of the party; yet it nevertheless due
to the Democratic party of Maryland to declare
their belief that General Lewis Cass ia their decd
ed choice for the Presidency; and that his sclec-
ton would be hailed as the harbinger Of glo
rious victory by the Democracy Of Maryland.
Thus, with regard to the Democratic nomination,
the Wings of Maryland entirely concur; for they
believe that with Fillmore, Webster, or Scott, an
easy victory can be obtained over General Cars.
The Democracy of this city preparing t,
give public banquet to the Hon. Robert NJ.
McLane, who has just returned from California
1t will take place at the Maryland Institute Hall,
on the evening of the 10Th inst, and a number OF
members Of Congress expected to be in attend
sncc.
Strong hopes expressed by the Wings OF Bal
timorc that this city will be selected for the hold.
ing of the National Wing Convention, and arm
that a committee will be appointed by the city
convention to intercedc with the members of Con
gress for its being held here.
In the Baltimore market, this morning, there
was bot little done, flour commanding but 81 per
barrel, aud the bad weather preventing any ope
rations in grain. There was a small! sale Of Howard
street at 81 06l.
Sales Of the Baltimore Stock Board, ApriiS 3.
1000 Bait. and Ohio Railroad Bonds, 1867. .se7
do do do .........66i
~ shnnes mary'ano Institute .......:., 20
1899 bid, los asked; Baltimore o's, 1890, 1867 bid
1867 asked; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds
1867, 59s bid, 80 asked; do 1916 IS bid, So asked
do shares, Go. bid. 81 asked; York and Cumberland
Railroad, 10, bid, 30 asked.
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The editor OF La Naeion has been arresicd, and
his caution money seized, for publishing article
offensive TO the President of the French republic
SWITZERLAND.
The Swiss journals announce that many political
refugees. particularly French, have been sent into
the Interior or received passports for England or
America.
The reactioDary journals doing all they can
to excite and keep up the dscord between the
Federal Council and the Central Government at
Geneva.
Letters from Rome state that on the 10Th the
Pope appointed four Cardinals, one OF them
being the Archbishop Of Bordeaux
GERMANY.
The German Diet seems to be giving umbrage to
Hanover, by interfering with questions at issue re-
specting the equestrian order.
The new Prussian Gazette has been seized four
times, and is now prohibited in the Austrian do
minions
TURKEY.
A despatch dated cara, March II, states that
force OF one thousand seven hundred men had been
marched into Liases,. where the Greeks and Catbo-
lies had been discovered, and all the clergy, with
two principal men Of every canton, seized and i'm.
pIisoned. proclamation had been issued, threat
ening with death all persons except Turks who
crete arms. Travellers, and even those possessing
Austrian passports, have found great difficulty in
making their journeys. Many Christians there
have had their means entirely exhausted by the
soldiers quartered upon them, and now wander
about without shelter.
RUSSIA.
The imperial government proposes an industrial
exhibition in alternate years at Peersburgh, Mos
COW, and Warsaw.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
liverpool, March q The decline of one-eighth
in cotton is the qualities under 3d. and has been
caused mainly by the anticipated large arrivals
from American ports. The sales of the week
reached $4,000 bales, of which the trade took n 900
bales. The brokers' quotations are: Fair Orleans,
SD; Mobile. SD; and Upahds, 5,d Middling
Uplands, AID; Mobile, 4ad; and New Orleans, Sd.
The sales OF Friday 600 bales, 900 bales Of
which were for export-the market closing very
quiet.
In the grain trade business since Tuesday has
been limited to few forced transactions in -four at
low rates. Wheat has declined Id; flour, 3d.; and
corn, Sd.
London Money Market, March 26-Tbe money
market is without change, the supply continuing
abundant Foreign stocks active The adj
vance in continental exchange and the increased
supply OF bullion have reduced the rates for silver
one-eighth. Consos closed at $50 money and &C
count American stocks continue frm| United
States 6's, Of 1861 ll04 1902; ssachusetts 5s
lOS 1909; Pennsylvania SIS, SO 49,; Maryland
6s, 92E a93.
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AMI 6icodif
LIrTxLL,s LIVING AeE-No. aIa-1aI cts.


CoSTENTs.
!. Julia Won krudencr.- Wesiminsier Reuietr.
? Homo Jpathy .-Eciecf,c Reuieto.
3. My Novel; or, Varieties in English Life
Biaektrood's Magazine.
4. A Forgotten Celebrity. --Hous,hold Words
Infant Schools in Hungary ChamJe SIS Jour.
nal.
9. Times Review Of Robcspcrrc. Chambers
Journal.
I. IRE Probation by Chess--EHsa Cook, Jour
nal.
:. Switzerland Threatened Times
9 Death Of Thomas Moore Morning Chronicle.
10. Men q the Time in 1851 = Examiner.
With Poetry. Short Articles, and New Books.
WhsHISoToS. December 81, lS45.
Ofall the Periodical Journals devoted TO Litcrn-
ture and Science which abound IN Europe and in
this country this bas appeared TO me to be the most
useful II contains, indeed, the ,siton only Of
The current literature Of the English language. but
this, by its immense extent aud cornpre hension,
includes portraiturc OF the human mind in the
utmost expansion Of the present age
j @. ADAMS.
Published weekly at So year by
II. LTFTELL & CO. Boston,
And sold by JOS. sHiLLINGTON,
Corner Of Penn avenue and a. street.
Ap5 -dtw&viw