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To SOUTHERN AND w ESTFRV R0oE.
SEl.LE.kS AND MIR OF NTS H

IL OSIHERN AND WESTERN BOOK.
SELLERS AND NIIR(7HANTS
HALL trace, le.2. hooks ala Stationery M Vho,.-
Il sale. tigei : n kellogg. NIB ishers B..L.cih.r-
,iatioheis ara Manufactures Of ever, variety 4, lIa
roohs, 20 Jotn street. Cold, New Yo-k il va, y
'aii"n hetcthhts az booksellers To eAaILc The u, ie
al" Qualities Ct their very large sleek OF
BLANk ROOMS MENoR .NDuN m u. 60 ,oar.
bnpfaciIa every variety needed school aId cl,..r,,
eo"@s o U'ery Mid used ia schools and II;
sehesss families AID Sunday schools; bibles nra, ep 49,
oi binding - - - A ~ $50 S'!'es
Stationery OF every variety of foreign and so,,es.
manufacte, all OF which they pledge theruselves ~ n
ply az low as any other house In the trade. NY
New Yerh. Jr,y " ''' fs'ees-
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CHEAP CASH STUR F.--N HOLES Lk
AND EErAtt.
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS HARDWARE, BOOTS
SliOtS, HATS, GALS ~ nTHING, ANTS,
OILS, GLASS, n RNITI RE-, BOOKS
AND ST ATIpNERN.
VuNiE SUBSCRIBER b, late arrivals is in re-
u Crlni and oPeLug in his new stole st. Anthem.
street. lear tht "AIht,Icah lloise," large AID
complete tn,ent al thc aboYeha,ntd Goods, which
viii itsiiivel, te sold nj lower prices cash Than
before offered Ia this place His stock select
ed with eient care, and purchased ia the Eastern aid
>outheri, markets ir Cash. thai he sairl, assure
his iIItds AID the public generally that will be tu
their interest. To call before purcn,-ii else where
examine his siOck w,ich ssIs ~ PAT is follows:
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REY a. FARMER.

AVE To onef II large vaiety OF Lew, choice goods
~ their ine inculIg stock at sugars OF stroI,
qua ines; also, lot ~ W r. cheese also the
best sUck of crackers soda crc Aers ever on re,, ia
tins market; ior =. vefy low j,2s.tr
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REFERENCES.

REFERENCES.
=. Choutean, Jr. & Co, New York,
iorinz, Sterling & Co, ttsbursh,
James Ieck & Co.. Chicago,
Bridge & Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith & Co, Cincinnati,
Chouteau 4 Valee, ST Louis
James Carter d Co., Galcna,
Sti!man & Rood, +"
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The following ARTICLES comprise part OF my stock:
Merrlinac prlhtS, Embroidered dresses,
Corheco DO Irish lReIs,
Union do Can netts
SpraSucs do I.aCes aij et'Gings,
mi. Aliens q Sons prints, En- broidered collars,
Blue and Orange do Dress buttons,
Hickory STYLES, Artificial Il ,wer.
Heavy brown sheetng, Band boxes,
shifting, Ladie. faI:y honnets.
Fine Florence braid g
IA bleached M sin, Fare, bonnets
"a and Is = Bennett at cus,
Blue drillinss, Cap and slh Iibon,,
OTIS deiinis, arasos,
ia is Co. /" Umbrellas
Cable twists, Linen table covers.
Ham ton tichirs, Union
An osSeag - Nors.ed 4"
Apron checks, jacquard aiArer,
Crash al ii diapers, Ladies i,eo hose
Brown linens, white aid b, ack hose
Brown linen driilings, Misses
kertuckN Jeans, mixed ,sc
Plain and iaicy Tweeds, Mems hal, hose,
Fancy cassineres, SILK pocket hdAt's
Satinetts, Iu KEY, RED
l.ancss'si cnshamr, IHs NJ sa nd
Scotch - indies Kid rioX,s
Mas in de LANES, Isle thread ,lcve.
Barge &c lanes, - cotton
lain barages, Misses
Portsmouth lawns, Mems
French :, " Isle thread gloves,
B'h and figured silks, kid gloves
Co,nTel grapes Silk cravats
Grape iisses, SIMMER shaw!s
White illusion, Linen thread
Colortd COtlnn -
Check cambrics, Spool thread
Jac"hett kritiing cotton,
Swiss and book muslin, Needles ,hs,
Bishop lawns, Percussion cap,,
opiiLs, BTaids susue,lders
Tapes, steel pens, Zeal buttons
Thimbles TazoIs, Agate -
Razor strols, Coat ard vest buttons
Hooks and eyes, Ienciis
Nioin -tTirgs, Gold pens.
Niohh bows, Tea ard table spoons,
Nloiiis, Tab cutlery,
Ivory combs ocket knives
Back Scissors aid shears,
Side Toys, &c.
Riding %
TEAS.
Young Tyson, Gun powder.
Imperial, Black,
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Kip boots, Womels' morocco tie-
thick Jenny Lind.
ca gaieIs 81 IL do
Wome,s hip hootee', Cch'ldren's shoes
Misses Boys brosans,
NoHens enamc,cd Meas
MISSES " CATERS,
Womens' morocco bootecs. :. pumps,
=" busk.Hs,
Misses palm le2f hats, White shirs,
BOYS Flai4icl -
Meas leehorn
!. A. PACKARD,
fO3 Main street, Galena. I'll.
Galcna, March Sth,e52. Sit
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Galema advertisement.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
ery JescripIion oi Drugs, Medicines Paints con.
Tarsaric Ascid, Paint, hair & shoe brushes
Bi. Caih. Soda, Oil Of lemon,
Cream Tartar, do Bergamot
Salt retre, do Cinnamon, 80
EPSON Salts, do Peppermint,
AM and Russian lsingiass, do Gloves,
Bonnet Glue, do Cedar,
Spices and Indigo, do Hculock,
Roll birthstone, dye sius, rhnbarb alap, ipccac, blue
OPIUM Ihor, blue and white yhrioi, morpa, sala.
cine LODI rotasium srychnne veratre all fresh from
Eastern markets. which respectfully the
attention OF the public.
GEORGE C. srROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
July 8, 1851. UD No. 1856 Main street, Gaiena.
= A BBis. I.inseed Ol---On Aand aid Tor sale by
i " July B. GEORGE c. STKO7HER.
n RBLS. Putty-(In bladdersy on hand and for sale
l. by Ouy 81 GEORGE C. STROTHER.
4 n BBLs. Spirits Tnrpentine--On hand and for sal
4 Oby Only 81 GEORGE C. STROTHER.
- BBIS Lard O--On hand and for sale by
- judy g. GEORGE {. STROTHER.
2. BBIS. Cincinnati Glue-On hand and for sale by
- July g. GEORGE C. STROTHER
= DgIs. sperm Oil-On hand and for sale by
- Juy3. GES2IE {. S1kOTHER.
a HF bbs sweet Oii--On hand ard for sale by
II july 3. GEORGE C. STROTHER.
. BBIs. Fish Oi--On hand and for sale by
- July g. GEORGE c. STRO7HER.
S)nEl KEGS st. Louis and Cincinnati White Lead
july B. ~ ''''N GEoRGEG srRoraER.
h nsss' .n %s s@ say. sy Sizes on
July g. GEORGE c. STROTHER
- Boxes CASTLE Soap--On hand ard for sale BY
q july 3. GEORGE c. STROTUER.
e Baskets Olive oilOn hsnd and for sale by
~ JulA ). GEORGE T.. STRO TVER.
II . y OZS. suph. Quirine--On hand and for sals
Il ~ by juiy 8. GEORGE c. STROYHER
jolly queen ' ''' GsoEGE snS a FOR sss
n BBl.S spanish wilmington hand and for safe bv
u " July .. GEORGE {. STROTHER.
hf bbls. Castor Oil--On hard and for sale hv
Z July .. GEORG.. {. STROTUEP
CAUTION: CAUTION!! CAUTIONm.
take this occasion TO inform The public that | have
the eN' usive agency Dor Gaena vicinity for The
sale Ut the following justl! and deseGvedy popular Fam
lily Medicines
Graeiehberg Medicines DR. Swayne's syrrn of cherry
Or NJ b ooaii's Ointment, DIR. SwayLes Nerniiuse
" =" Cond'n pew'i, Dr Trask. Magnetic Ontu.
Dr. Myers saisapafiila, Roake's Iodine Imminent.
DR. .SiIan's hair tCLic, Dr. Bra2g's reitcie.
DIR. Champions / ills, Dr. Merchant, garpiing oil
DIR Drsiols ~ q Is liment. Dr. NJ rshais ulerne catb'
ALSO--UN HAND.
Terry Davis hin Killer, DR. Chii>ics Magnetic Belts
aud Fluid Swain's innacea, Jayne's meicits STARS
Oa.'a", ho"aL0s loiic MiNnIe, etc etc for sale by
GEORGE L. S1RUTHER
" hoesaie Al Retail Druggist,
V3 No iSb Main ST. C.ena.
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IRON, NAILS AND STEEL.

NANUFACTURED by the ST. LOUIS Rolling Mil.
AV1 from Missouri Iron Mountain Ore. Chas. w.
bornp has hand and is constantly receiving Iron,
Steel aid Nails manufactured by the above esabi.b
ment, u, the following prices Tor CASH approved
credit.
Round, square and fat bar, large size, l2 Sets.
Round and square, A Z" 5 I-2 l-2
Hound, sqnare and hat bar, Il small size l-2 l-2.
Flat bar. A " Sets.
SHEET Iron, from No 10 TO 81 81 l-2
Spring Steel, Gets.
Rough,
American Blister, 10
per ID. sets keg 81 20
" sl-2 *
7cts. s7s
" rs
SPIkES--cut, s-5
wrought, 10 q" 20
Anvis, i7cs
Wagon Boxes, i-2
Buggy set 20 cts
Iron guaranteed. The nails will be found on trial TO
be superior 10 any other in market.
st. Paul, May 90, 1850. SIM
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6alcna ADVERTISEMENTS.

F.. Fl. X II. p. CORWITH,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Boots
aud shoes, Clothing. Hats, Caps, &c.
NO. 80 LEvEE, GALENA, ILL.
RE now in receipt Of their large and well assorte.
"A stock Of Goods for the Spring and Summer; which
they offer TO the trade Oh the
The following goods Included in their assortment:
BROWN SHEETINCS AND SHIRTINCS,
of the following brands:-
A. T.. A. Shawmut, Old Colony,
Winchester, Appleton,
National, Lowell, ETC., etc.,
BROWN AND BLUE DRVLLINCS.
Casco A. e. A., Superior, Salmon Falls and Premium
BLEACHED SHiRTlNCS.
All the desirable brands to be found in the Market and
NJ very low prices.
Cocheco, Hamilton,
do 3D. Spragues,
Allen, Dunnels,
Briggs, IiOyle's,
Adams, Blue and Orange,
Carr and Richmond, Blue and White,
English, Union,
shirting, Mourning,
And cheap Prints Of every variety.
TiCkINGS.
full assortment.
SHIFTING STRIPES.
OF all brands and quail ties.
Cloths, Cassimeres Sattinets and Tweeir including
American, English French and German Cloths; black
striped, plaid waved and fancy spring styles Of CASH
mcres and TWeeds.
VESTfNGS.
large OF fine Silk, Satin, Velvet and en-
brOidered, Marseiiles and Buff Goods.
CuTTONAOES.
fine assortment of the different brands Of every
quality and price.
Wooden and Cotton Flannels, Cambrics, dress Silks,
Muslin. Thread, Buttons, Hooks and Ewes, Hdki's
penders HOecy, Gloves, TOwellng, sewing Silk Crash
Bonne,s, Ribbons, Irish and Brown Linens, Table Cow
ers, Diaper, Wadding, Candle Wick, Twine, Whale
bone, etc etc.
BOOTS s SHOES.
Mems calf grained Kip and thick Boots and BrOgans-
boys and Youths do do, womcis cali, kip, goat
ell,, Jenny Lind and Kill BoOiees; Ladies' goat hid and
enaneIied Buskins Ladies' fancy cold CATERS ard halt
Caters and Buskins OF every quality and price. tall
and complete assortment of the different Sly les Of Mis-
SEES and chiljrens' wear.
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- cash by F. E. COLLINS
Auction and Commission Mefchsnt,
jue4. Third ST. bel Jackson op Min OutSs.
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Table Of Rates. 40

Those over so wears Of charged 3 per
So 90 admission lee, charged, IA addition the above
the first wear, and be paid ihe making
application and The fist wears deposit within 30 days
REFERENCES
Gov. boutwell,, Mass, Gov. HUBBARD, Augusta, Me
E>-t.ov WILLIAMS n ". T.. ALDEN, NJ ~. Randolph
L WOOD, NJ ID, Randolph Hon d French, Rrantree
Hon Morrison, Isratree, Hon Hathaway, Freetown
u BroCkWaN ,Elii giOh ca Hon Washburn, Nddleboro
Hon O. Wood, SoH'ers, 1t Woodbury. q Curtis frov,d
X Clifford. New Bedford. Sterh. Reynolds, Troy, n Y.
iiohT " entworth Lowell stephens, Rockland l.. ke
SPRINGFIELD ERENCREFEs.
Wilcox, Prcst Chicupce Ia tx los T. pyncon. Esq
Moiga, rest Aeawam Lmk, G Segur, Nj d,
WE,TERN REFERENCES.
Els Exceliencv, AUSTIN 4. KING Jefferson CITY Mo
Lis EACellency, Jo>EPH 4. WRIGdT, Ihianapo Ia
Ii, EXcellency. Il sUBEN WOOD. Columbus, Ohio
Iis ENce!lency. AUG. g. FRENcH, Springfield, Ills.
E>-Gov. ID .viD WALLACE, Indianapolis, la.
Hon. John W. Davis, Carlisle. Ia.
Hon. Geo w. JULIAN Centervlr, II.
/ rof .. NJ S.uith, VI. u. Columbus, Ohio.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Messrs. Chambers Knapp, Editors Mo. Republican
Geo. h. Budd. Editor st. Louis Inieiligeucer.
hi.iip u Hochaiay, Yeatmian, iitnah n Co.
WIN. L. Henry Co, rof. Jos y. Mcdowell, NJ. D.
Ahg.erOGt Barth, Gat!, McCuLe Gidsby.
Sr.PsUL, MINNESOTA.
His ENceiency, ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
Hon. VIM H. Forbes, Hon Henry A. Lambert.
Rice, Holinshead Becker, J. W. Bass, Z. VI.
Sr.ANIHONY.
Hon. w. l.. Laued, Hon ). w. Fanham, j. w. North
4. l.. Ame> Geo W. Brolt
529yl A WHITNEY, Sr. PAUL,
general AGENT tor the 1erIitnr, of Minnesota.
Office in the New Gothic store, Third st.
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REY a. FAR MER,
Wholesale and Retail (:rOcers.

EHANE Just reed by the H. It boat, Nominee a large
hd wei Sc ectcd assuitneI oil Groceries AID 10
VISIONS, cohsisth al sugar, coffee. Tea Pork lmr
Lard, bac"i Inns, shoulders, Dried Fruits Cheese
Rice, Cai dies, soap, Salt, Wooden ware and Willow
waiei aid will receive fresh sup, lies h, every boat Ji.
rect irom 81 Louis, al the Those wi,hn To
pu chase WI III II tu their advantage call aud eIam-
lie before pur,liasil elsewhere.
81. anl, Anil REV 4. P.pMrD
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NIX. y S-ii-r.S. So.
n SHALL. be receiving upon the opening of nayisat alton
a large aud wei selected assortment OF British,
French aid American Dry Goods Boots and Shoes Tea
and robocco; and great variety Of fancy artic which
Will be Offered 10 the trade at lower prices than the same
styles have usual sold in this arket. AID would
suggest TO purchasers who have arneiv visited Other
mar kets, that much exUense ma, br saved nv
purchasing their goods here. An examination of niy
stock ard prices is respectfully solicited.
IhaE llN, i.I.r ..rx
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NHiTE Grritc ware dini Iates, teas ccf,ees
W pitchers, Ac IA late arrival, al
wv. II. MARSHALL.
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BY ]. A. BEARD & MAY, Auetioneers.
VIZ EDNESDAY, January IA, 1852, and tn

w following u o'cinck eseb be
the Arcade Sale Room Nagszfn str-at, NewfJcans
AMI Pursuance Legislative ensrtmen afprcTa Nach
ISL entitled h Act onceng portion OF the attu7r front Of
Municipality No. Two seoeahs, and conformity with pecia
t compromise made hewn the Second hpHi Eey and
their representatives. Of said Rtture all f1 Oct forth by plan
thr plan Of j. 4 rd % aid special art Of
hae aud sye before H. H. tenhs f4 Notary Puh
dated june 20 ISL
TWO LOTS OF thot Nd IN the isle' bounded ey S~' i'ee
Fulton Common anil Canal sii each lot Ia three Fonts
NINE LOTS t t NJ IN the 79'fe n'cn " rom i-esFe
Fulton, Common and eT.@r streef' ioo 10 =
No. The nj nnnn alton ati font i|Vsf ts
Lot, front m atoa and Front iegee fe~ Lot Va
Fulton. Front evfe ahd traS' streets
D. SIXTEEN lots OF tHtND bounded bg NV ieses. fnl
Foyss and trtrier 4tr+ea nrfnrrts from - To- ibehr
oi No forms the corner Of tHi0n New ive ant tstF s,s
No IS "Tn. the coInr Of iayta- ~ e,t a' ai' @
ultons trprts.
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pacehe pocket Of hspnntaioona. When this operation
satisfactorily performed he put his hand in the ede
pocket and found it empty. The bank notes had been
stracted and he behaves that they abstrace
while he stood the counter At all events. he knows
that they were taken before he left the bank.
No trace of the money If the thief has yet been dis
covered.
STAsBs0 There disturbance Mt the house
of Cnstomholse and MaraiB streets. Saturday night
during which Mr. Thomas Farrell and stabbed in
serious The police after the parties
| to the row.
Observation-Disclosures uenois yesterday required bonds
from Antonio Fritz alias Portuguese Antonio runner
to appear before Judge Larue for trial charge Of
kidnapping Tomasso Gacopclio and sending him to
against his will and consent. Giacopeo says that the
sth July last Antonio employed him to the Baizc
assist there in dischargng vessel and sent him down
in the ship Sophu When he arrived at the Belize he
found that be had been shipped on board the Sophia for
voyage to Liverpool and the Captain compelled him to
make the voyage. although he entirely unprovlei
with comfort clothing suitable for such employ
ment Fritz obtained bonsnan and will probably APP
pear take his trial If the statement OF Gacopclo be
true. this ought to h" made to play the part Of
example thu Baton Rouge stage.
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Arrivals at the PRINCIPAL Hotels.

ST HOLLIS Williams, Mr.. r Williams. Mrs Hendsr
daughter H. Henderson, Miss;
Field Ky; II Bodey, ST Louis Sheppard, =; Maj
CHM j y L0ckhsr, NJ Ludlow Henderson and fam
ny " Minor johnson. W w johnson, Hart. o. JMos
M prpuy and anls, Samuel Mfutcheon and fm
l Barrow W Clifton, " Allen Brault B Haley
Miss H lu DR. DnunRp, La Samuel Iienri md child Mrs Heard
ialibua
yERANDA "A Douglass Holt La II Boardn,n. D Tod,
Thoinas Nichols lady Mas: VIM Walker Bar
g Richardson and lady. Memphis Major
Hutton. lisa; ] Shen y o; NJ Bond Memphis;
sraw, Carter Ala; 7 Iigge R Ware Major Ware lady
Clarke Miss Forbes. Miss Law. Miss T
johnson. Tenn: Wilbin Mass; D
Field w Oliver Texas Vim N Pickett Shreveport Capt II
Este steamer Saxon &c D Buk-. On.
CONT STREET vERANDA...A A Ea-tu A Couture y o. G
Marsh. j; Vim Robinson, H Hopkins John tiarlck cAann DR.
ourNoough W Bradburn J Byan Wilson " c
Riley. Inger Voolfolk Il II Ballard. Ballard. Texas;
NJ H Daunis shsppe " hoffman. arlnitage Cor
insi Wilson, Lopez G W Havgoo. w Norm f.
Coq Thomas Parks Miss Koppesis and family II
Moybark. J Prom ny.
TUFTS Henry Carter Trenton, La Carey. Moi II Deacon,
Cowng DR. LOWE, Adams; Z Merrill Se lford Nj II
NJ Glass II hatcher; Mr. Row.ll \ P
Smith, dies Glai1es Mr. Walker. Ala F
Miss Robert. W " @; Rassia VI McClrtv
Candof, Shreveport; H Head, Head, Macon Ca
Texas.
COMMERCIAL. IL NJ Haynes Austin Texas, Merritt, INus
vilr: Chas Pittsburgh: Taylor, Y g VI Seward o. 6
Wisconsin,
Satrqez; W Callahan, Aichons Tenn; Il b l3rudr Ala
6ADE... Rsiaile, Ieech Corp Miss NJ jenkins
Ga Col Lewis, Raglan II Daun La; BROOKE, Ga;
Da,y y Davis XIV
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Supreme Court Decisions.



Succession Of Tier Mlm--7nr Milne Orphan Boy .l,y-
im F,en.h Orphan .7ytm mud tie Soesp Jor The Rstef
Of O,phan Boys--plainfs appeal from Second District
Cont Of Nav OreansRoFt j. by consent of parties in
this case It is ordered that the appeal b. dismissed at the
cost fthe appellant.
JToan. d. fafsa ". Uh,l Shtahjlmcs Smith. Inter
ycuor appeals from Third District Court Of New Orleans
Rost Nothing has been shown which wmli authorize
us to interfere with the judgment ut the District Court.
The Judgment is affirmed with costs
w. OLeory. administrator. ". Jhos So" Enec"tm-De
PENDANT appeals from Fourth District Court of New Or
demonstrations D. The Plaintiff the Defendant for
twotrls the cost of side walks. curbtones and CUTTERS
made and laid out in front of his property on Dryade
T.rnschor, and Euerpc streets in the Second Munich
pality.
o,Lrary wa. contractor for this work which
nleted and approved ny the Surveyor The court held
tina; the corporation which the Municipality succeeded
Ind the power order pSements etc to be constructed
such ptvements embracing side walks and stone curb
and gutter and this power descends The power is also
clear to impose two thirds Of the expenses OF these I'M
| proyements upon adjacent proprietors.
The defendant il liable ftr two thirds Of the price o
2 feet inches banquctte at 81 % the running foot
and $50 feet 9l inches, at 81 40 the running foot OF fol
s4 49, with legal interest from the judicial demand.
The Judgment of the District is reversed. ant
Indictment rendered in favor of the plaintiff against thu
defendant for 1896 40s with five per cent interest from
the ;oth September, 1850 till paid and costs in the Dis
trie Court the costs of the appeal to be paid by thu
plaintiff
Peter ~ Livingston vs., J. r. Bt'ria 4 Co,-Detendant
aprtal from Second District Court Of NewOrlcans-
RIOS; Plaintiff purchased Of defendant in return
for which they delivered 27 bbls -four This controvers
i'll relation the price of the flour which the defend
ant, state to have been 81 25, and the plaintiffs s. q
which the evidence before the court showed TO be tn
ma price and the judge ordered that amount to
| paid,
| We cannot say that he erred.
It'll. LI.tl .LAE.
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eaIse, caddn; ~ hads ngnrt q
4 1 "a a. Ffsn ~, No 40 faano h Tit
a. 80
Brand 10 heda su2" f"nsn hr
, D5 -. 49, " =. r5e r., :, N
sIREVEPo4IPr steamer swan I1S has cotton f,se cneiy
80 do Bnrsner s"htol't wat ~ ii Moore ~!
endeon 4 Peate ~ f"iI,ss, co., a "
Sal@ Coz 9oys Wr'gh ssiiatns - p" 'a'Eoh Sfo-s ~ n
carrol--3s do X Be'k--Ioia' ii2l fFlies cotton
Magnolia isIes Watt
ssiney, Wright Williams
Tbrnhit SAtcfeny-Ie Bucta1on
I0s PAYNE 4arrons brandon, Williams Nr..a
1-si Byl4 o Wilson &coa fiI Mclean seo-sS
ogert Foley &tyrryIs Ifenr Dongnn arc Mcdowell Mills
eo3rA Wright &co-3s Cooke &ena2 Pickett Perkins &co
i4raon Apsaio do lfct;oto~hn Magnet Il 4
ieleretr &eo-l3 Wara kJmaSt9 Jae5 Haskins u Lowe
Psi.oni2 f1t.0 Alleno 'fdda 6 Connolly g
Anierson .kAn-s I.t. II fGGri. Acos HrIdnS,
Martin Oliver. FrrrsoI. Fosler q
co3 bradley Wilson s"o1 Ar tl'en'~rger H s'hI seo-
order Total 1905 bales cc!tn51 IKE c6mi '"d iur arthnn-
dnes order
NENIrfns-per Steamer Bulen No q: o Wl-
.on sco--i.0 p~ti psrkins .ol DO sl I, Cooper o2
ern,lonn Nen-2 Inttisoh los
wIinmao Il Frn ke?a Wright, Williams coS "a 4 ,i;s
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NEW ORLEANS CLAssFIcATIoS.
inferior 5G151s Mddling Fair $50 "a =
Mdllngy 7laR7 \ Good Fair sai09}s
Good Middling .714i2S Good and Fine 80. nominal
TOBACC0-Not q transaction reported.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-About 600 hhds Sugar
changed hands at steady Fair to Prime 37s45sc.
Also 800 bbs Moasses (a in first hands, at PIC for Prime
FLOUR-Seyeral buyers forward. and 5000 bbls
taken of which 1900 Ohio in various lots from
boat at S. 60. 800, to be delivered from atboat at the
ship and 1000 of fayorte brand (St. Louis Premum)
SO 10 500 at So 65f0S3 TO- $50 Supcrne St Louis at
81 37la go Fancy Illinois (Pao Alto at and los Ex-
ira st, Louis (Eaglc) ut 50 81 = Il Dbl
GRAIN-Corn in brisk request with sales of 10000
sacks mostly at 45G046c but including Green and
Ordinary at 44t Of Oats 1000 sacks Ordinary Ohio sold
at g. and sacks St Louis 350D37 The sales
Bran included a55 sacks ut s5c, and small lot 9C p
100 b.
PROFISIONS-Pork was rather lower with sales of GAG
bs New Mess inspected at S13 So and 100 Old also
uninspected at S12 rs. A lot of 70 casks. in dry salt
brought 66c for Hog round OF Bacon 10 casks Sides
were sold ut IA and 80 casks private terms The
largest sales of Lard reported $50 bills S. and
at Some 200 boxes Western Cheese disposed
of at 7s4G T. b.
COFFEE-Brsk and 5000 bags sold at a al a for Old
and Sc for Prime New.
-EEIISKY-Du and lower Sales 100 bbls Rcctitied at
16ls l017c, and 20 Raw at 1Se
FREIGITs-Two ships taken for the Mediterranean AT
-: and three for Havre at l5-l6r for Cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rather better:
Sterling lGSGD10s2.c
Francs. 15fd5. 2 <
NcwYork sixty-day Bills abe i ct disc
Sight Checks on Newiork. h1 I ct disc