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A ny change, will be inl- ,cEEk.
II mediateiy corrected as >Ize&sNYA
soon Is made. The mails
for New Orleans. Losans' Landing, lay
lor's, Bonnet Care, EAgar's Co"reuts' Tu-
reaud's, Donailsonville and ixterior, New
River, Bayou Gou!a fbe,viIle Piaqite,rior,
Manchac. Bruley l.anding-will hereafter
close daily, az II. M. s4tot1 =
.sFon Lobdsifs Store, Port Hudson, va
terloo. st. Fralscisville. Point Conpee. Red
River Landing, Fort Adams, Natchez and
interior, Vicksburg aud interior, closes daily,
at ~ clock, r.. M - ssaaae1 ,,'41 SIS
For CINCINNATI, and interior Of OHIO,
louisville and interior, Memphis and imie-
:im, closes On Tuesdays and fridays, At 4
For Grecnsburg, Stoney Point, Burling-
ton, &C., closes on Tuesdays and Fridays
at II O'Clock. A. NJ.
For Springfield, Co-elk, &C., closes every
Monday, at 8 A. NJ. CO.'S
For Clinton. Jackson, Mt. Willing, Sup
plying Liberty,) Rose Hill, Woodviile, &c. !,
closes on Monday's, Fridays and Saturdays
at ) O'Clock, p. n. 4 sE
The eastern mails via New Orleans and
Mobile, closes daily, at - O'clock, NJ.
JOHN G. LANOUE, P. VI.
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TO PLANTERS.

A IKlN;S Corn and Cotton Cultiyator.
II This truly useful agricultural imple.
rnt mt, has been fully tested by highly res.
pectable and practical planters who after full
trial, say that by its use, in the cultivation
of Corn, Cane, or Cotton, there 10 . saving
Of at least one third the labor to man and
horse over the common plow. 1t . new
invention, Patented March 20 1649. nsi. 5 ~
Planters are invited to call and exAmineit
A supply on hand and for sale by 5
may ! y. w. +. TUNNAkD.
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coRNER OF LAFAYETTE AND cHeAcA esss
THERE Is NO AUCTION GOODS ct
i my establishment. Nor d T paoposs
TO .'sell ior cost and ''iens than cost p Ny
goods are well selected and contain Ill ths
latest and most fashionable patterns sslac-
ted by an experienced purchaseEin tAeNsw
York and Philadelphia msrksta lnhaws
no article that has been foscedsiste naSkst
under the hammer an qccount q change u
fashion. or damage. The public ussyn Eel
satisfied that what they purchased M Il
new and fashionable. ! do not profess 10
be in competition with the vsndess IT
Cheap Goods !" - do however pretend to
sell IS cheap as any retail House q Stsnq-
ing in the Union. II you'd not think -
cali and see. june 22ly 2
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Balance in Treasury

Balance in Treasury 1928 O5
His honor, thu Mayor reported to the
Bead, the course persued by him, in his
official capacity, ia the case of the Corora.
ton Us. spal,ling & Rogers Circus Company,
which war approved BY the Board: -.
The following petition nunerons.y signed
was1.-esen.cd and read to the Board
".ro The Hon. the Mayor and Beard Of I
'Selectraen Of the town c! 3. Rorcc."J
e"ihe subscriber, ci....en5 O.. the town,
.e.pectfu'!y represent to your honorable
:,od" they have learned with SOME surprise
an3 r..cuiarly the Town and corporate
authorities have for the last two or three
years, EMO, ed the use Of the Wharf erected
on the banK osthe river, at the individual
cos. and expense Of Msssrs. Pike 4 Hart,
without any compensation whatever to
these gentlemen" aH ..rt sHsl lrtar ~
Your pet,tions RS, have further been en-
formed and believe the Corporation have
t.g4se syei,al1ed the; said Wi,ari.J for pubic
use, and, convenlel.ce, thus clearly recogniZ.
ing ne n iiasf TO be aDpublic benefit. and by
It's acts approWiating the wharf to the ex-
c.usive uae Of fhe puhlic.'
..petiiio.eIs nave further been enformed,
that previous to these acts Of the Corpora
lion, Niessls Pike & Hart, made application
TO your Hon. body. for reasonable allow
ance tc be made them. Tor the cost Of erect
ing sad wharf, bat petitioners have never
yet ascettained that any; satisfactory dis
position has teca made or any allowance
granted to said Pike 4 Hart on their APP
tiication. Your petitioners bciieveins that
neither iniliv iduals nor corporations have a
rigi.s TO TIE use. Or the property of the citi-
zens without ompeusation--thereior pray
your Hon. body 10 appoint committee, to
enquire into all the facts and circumstances
attending the erection o: said Wharf, by
tle5sye Pike 4 Hart. and whether the cor
poration. s,as by its arts taken possession OF.
and sICropr ated the same to the use OF
;he p.!'iic Without previous compensation
70 the owners; and in the latter event. your
io,o.s5'e body proceed 70 make such allow
1ncee. for tb, use ard materials Of said
WI. i. 70 said Messrs Pike & Hart as NJ
n the Opinion Of your honorable body b.
esteemed 'ust and proper and your petition.
crs vii ever pray &c"
On motion the foregoing petition was
received and a committee composed Of
'.assrs Mouget Keliurn Guidry appointed
to investigate tn, subject. and report &c
This Board, at its next ocular monthly meet
ing-
The following accounts were presented
allowed and ordered to be paid
James j. Odom, Jail hsEds 500 OF
Migrants, = s.
W. rs kew, Relief Of Paurers, l2 OF
Simon Bea,, clothing tor Paupers, 9 7:
Larguier & Lanoue, Hardware, 50 a.
S207 o.
Be il Ordained &C., That the side walks OF
Spanish Town street be laid out to tn
uniform width of Eiyht feet and that tn,
street committee be authorized 10 lay Gu
said street, in conformity with this ordi
nance.
On motion th. Board adjourned. ~
JOHN Z. DCFROCQ MAYOR.
O. BARREL. Clerk. go. = % .s~ 3 O. . F. f =
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.leH: TWADDIIL.OIEl
AT Hrs DRUG STORE NEAR 3
The Harvey House. :,

Oilers Tor sale, very large and complete
assortment. Of Dryss. MEylclsEs, SuRei-
CAL INSTRUMENTS, CuppiNe- CLASSES, OiLs.
Scars /; TOOTH and WHiTE-WAsH; HAiR.
1oorM, FLESH, Nail, SHAVING, PAINT and
Shot brushes; together with all the most
popular patsut medicines Of TIE day.
PENS, INK and PAPER
Fa-hsoks, Lines, Floals, and 6asssfs,
Low 70: cash. 'tae ,5...a. ....
b ftas! Tsas! Tcas y! 10 -.
Having been appointed agent for the sale
Of TEAS Tor the PEKlN TEA COMPANY
Of Nsw York, am enabled TO offer to the
L.das. a splendid assortment Of GREEN arc
BhAOk TEAS, ,cavranted pure. They aTe
put up in quarter, half anc pound packages.
and sold at from 50 cents to 81 81 pei
pound. "+i
Patent Medicines.
This class Of remedies, Improperly called
Patent, are simply secret remedies, found
by Practical Physicians, after long expert
cncc, 70 I've admirably adapted to the cure
Of certain diseases; put up and offered for
sale for the benefit Of Mankind.
Many persons here will tell you, that
Smiths Tonic, Rowan's Tonic, Speeds
Tonic, Indian Colagosue, Champions Pills,
.Jayncs', Louden's. Sapington's Hu.ps or
the G'afFenbourg Pills, Will cure you Of any
case ot Cbi'ls and Fever, or Ague and Fee
yer that may occur, and that too, at cost
Of from IS cents 10 81 so; whereas it
would ordinarily cost You IS 00-Thcy
wonld further inform you, that these reme-
dies, warranted genuine. are for sale ty
HI WADDILL I
Druggist. near the Harvey House Baton
Rouge Louisiana. may2sy.
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NOTICE.

DERSONS Indebted to the firm Of J:
4 Parry & Co, will Please come ~ to
the counter and settle before the New year
comes in. The term OF tie partnership Of
J. Parry & Co.. is about to expire and early
payments will prevent trouble and conius-
,on. iicc 81 J. PARRY & Go.
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II. B. vIBBERT.
Druggist and Apothtcary,

r EEPS constantly on hand large AMI
IN well selected stock of fresh Drugs and
Medicines. All his preparations are pre-
pared by Northern manufactures, and put
up in the very best manner to preserve thelr
medicinal virtues. In climate like this
persons should not overlook this important
consideration. ....-. ... ....
% Prescriptions filled with care at any
time of night or day. Jan 8.
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DIR. LEIDY'S rs
sarsaparil,a Vegetable Blood Pills,

DREPARED entirely from Vegetable
L Extracts, a component part of which
is Sarsapari'a. Prepared only under the
immediate superintendent OF Dr. N. p
LHlDy, Philadelphia. For sale in this city
by nov 27-yI II. 7. WADDiLL.
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PA SA1 IN ABLE VCING
AND
WALKING ACADEMY.

NlR aGDEHiCn :. BRUINS teacher
w and professor Of Dancing formerly
member CT tre fist Academy Of Europe,
and la.e Of New O-leans, re:pectfnlly in
forms the ladies and gentlemen Of Baton
Rouge that his Schoo! for teaching the
above graceful art will reopen on 81 about
December LIST. 1852
Professor Bruins will in the course Of -
lessons beach pupils to dance the following
beautiful drnces:
Polka QUADRILLE, GERMAN POLKA,
MILITARY QrADRILL, Polka DE SALON
Polka MAzURKA SPANISH DANCE,
WALrzINe. ScHorTIsn Polka,
N E"ery variety Of Fancy Dances
taught if desired nm
IT, Private lessons given to families at
their residences; the greatest care taken
with children.
Terms for the whole $40; members Of
the Academy last year half price. st.
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SCU,ED,N AROMATIC SCuNAPPS.

TAR ID. l.. MOTIF. dit eminent chemist
~ OF New York says he recommends
the "Sci.cda.n Aromatic Schnspps" i'm.
.,o.ted ny Mr.. Wc'ie. Of New Yo.k. as the
nrest and best article Of Hoi and gin to DC
rrocured in the United States. and peculiar.
" valuable for medicinal purposes. Fol
ale in this place by II. T. WADDILL.
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Good Time A Coming.

NTE ha,e lot OF good mules. a few first
w rate saddle hoi5e.; three pair o.
listch horses. and buggy horses. all of which
We offer for sale on accot 1modating terms
,2ayaoie il y or IS months for negotiable
paper Call and see US.
nov %, limo. w. CLINE x Co.
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For Sale

ELOUR, Extra. Fancy and Fine. Bacon,
I Hams and Shoulders, Barrel Pork and
Lard. 20 boxes Tobacco, is, &ss. Just
from Cincinnati Sugar and N1oasses. IN
quantities TO suit the trndc, with many other
articles. ior sale at our usually low rate (
nov lett. 5. Nj. HARl Co.
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A LOT of Stoves-various kinds, whic.,.
II being offered out Of season, is evidence
Of our anxiety to sell, and that bargains can
lie had. Give us q call families and dealers
and buy us out, ~ we are anxiousto qnit the
Stove trade. IS. NJ. HAkTs& Coz
Corner of Front and Laurel SITS,
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III uSt ard,

on GROSS Ohio Mustard put up in
~ pound, half and quarter pound tin
canisters by Dixon, Shoemaker & Co., Gin
cinnati Also 20 gross Thornton and Gun
steads Kentucky Mustard. for sale by sa
July ly. H. T. WADDILL.
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &c
.r1NHE Subscribers assortment of Carria-
i ses Harness, whips. &c. il nrw COM
plete, and h. iIqises IN l4 seEs7.1
examination O. hi stock S{5y,8 ]
before purchasing in New W
Oilcaps, Is &c guarantees his prices - low
az a,,y III the South. Gsns-sa~l
Mareroorn conner Of Third snd Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and yepsiring IN
superior style at the old established stapd
corner of Main and Church Streets. q &
Jan. 2Sth, Il WE. TUNNARD.J
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"a "a IL "a III sstTHtlda4l5Aa
Va CIT COUNCIL PROCEEDING. Il J
w3f ago BATor TX oucE, MoapAY,l 4
81 sgi.' s.lss1 rs Dec. sta. ls52.s 81
Regular meeting Of the board OF Select.
men, present:E ST. e1s' Hpb Il
-t4ss JoHS H., DufrocQ, Mayor. sA y
% 8 NJ. Fart, bio JOSEPH Monget, ~
IS Eugene Lancue, Lev iIe!iurn,' : > rs.
- a'F 7ss' Chas. Gi,edfv. -
The proceedings OF last tneesing were
read and approved. 'l' &c 7'1el
the street cotnmittec reported that under
resoidtion adopted at the last meeting Of
the 3oara of selcctmen they had caused to
be built brick Culvert over the Ravire. on
Flosida street, near the Penitentiary, at a
cost Of ninety dollars. On motion. said re-
port was received, approved. and adopted.
.gfjS rREAsURERs REPORT. e. ~
Amount. on hand last repos:, s615 60
Amount since collected, -. 654 Is
< s-ft '1- .ii.~ 1910 81
Amount ditbursed ll47 20
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Wanted.

Wanted.
DO6O TO 5000 bales Of cotton, for
SOOVwhi:h the highest price, in
cash will be paid.
nov 12-2mo. 5. NJ. HAKJ Il 20.
The Baton Rouge Gazette, .Advotate, us
A. us, and Ftiieiura Wig please copy for
fr0 ,nonths.
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For Sale.

EO BARRELS Extra ST. Louis flour
:" 200 Bags Shot, assorted sizes-lO
Pigs Lead. Received per Steamer Western
Word. ISep. 6. !y.l S. NJ. HART 4 Co
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Timothy Fay, N. D.. !

y ESIDENT Dentist, flor fourteen years
hpast) Office second floor, LIST door over
the store Of Mr. Quigsins, Lafayette street.
Referemccs-Hon. Geo. c. sMcWhorter.
Col. J. T. Lavet, Hon. N. g. Penn, Rev. }.
Woodbridge, Or. F. VI Hereford. Rev. Bish
Oh Polk, Professor J. L. Ridde1. I4 /
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New ORLEANS, June. f047.
~Dr. Fay, studied Dentistry in the city
of New York, and subsequently graduated
in the Medical College Of Louisisna. Heis
gentleman Of integrity and have no hes.
ita.ior in recommending him ~ an accom-.
pIished practical Dentist. u a''t
~ = WARREN STONE. M. D.
June 10. II. Professor Of Surgery.
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The wings OF Maize for Gen. scot,

At Augusta, Ne, on the 27th inst, the
Whg Members Of the Legislature held meeting in
pursuance OF previous notice. at which there was a
full attendance The Committee appontel at a
previous meeting reported, AND the meeting unan-
imously adopted the folio wing resolutions
l. Resolved, That upon the success OF Wing PRINCIPLES
and the eendsncy Of the Wing party OF ths Union de-
pend IN great degree the general welfare and pros
pefits OF our county
Rsotred That 60 secure the success snd sscehuahoy
of urpuncpes and party y necessary tha' We ns1oe
united ana harmonious an the select on OF cur
lr he Pedeuo' and N'ce PRESIDENCY NJ the
Rssoued Thai, as the best method OF securing uo'on
aud harmony of and giving force and express
on to the Of he masses NJ the Nh tariy upon
ton Wy decision ~ns t. abide, ard - the
cand oates thus scitc ed give hearty Suppog; and We
versry OF the battle Of Bunker H the and tAe
ci,y Of Philadelphia as the prce fer holding sad Con
l. R.soictd. Ths, among the DISTINGUISHED Wings wh)
have been named candidates fx the PFesideNcy
cogtize that OF Gen WINFIELD SCOTT as our met choice
MOI unmndfu OF the high favor with which othsr canii.
date Justly regarded by some portions OF our party, and
fully spTsecstug their great IA ents and may virtues
nevertheless fully that Gen SoorT hold
upon the all, r'ions q the American Peep thai there
HIM more 9n"sd hearty and extended sappSr han nd
leader and his for Wa'chwoId would feel
contden of that success which has attended those
who have rallied under his banner.
ReseIrsd. That az candidate for tho Vice Pres lcu-
cy. peleIeIoe Is for JAMES JoNgs. OF Tennessee
D'stns n.hsd for his ability and ntegiy consistent and
liberal Whig one whom Tennessee has ever delighted to
hcnor his name csiuts whit no' on'y assurance II
fitness the ce but sso prestige VI success rot t.
overlooked IN Volllct csnpusn
t Resolved, rhs' We present the names OF Gsa WIN
dates for the PRESIDENCY and Wee Presidency for ths
vsrsbie consideration VI the Wing. Of he whole Us
subject 10 the decision Of Nation Convention We
sen, them Wings and psnots whose past and
wsecasshed cha, scters sve Us ample assurance that
nsse'ed, they val discharge the duties Of their respective
Offices in accldaree with the provssns u the Cousttu
ton OF the United States, With reference 70 the common
tseuons and irrespective Of all sectional divisions We,
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bar N. mouth Of ihe Bfazos, sith I' ss,,rgto
IT ..,d,. ane a, feet outside Hard al *oIA ',.v
yst her of The Uncle Bal DIings - az sbls ~
svr.sien,d to WIN. Hehdley q Co ana % 'N'' nv
lasts 70 r. a ID &. NILS ca Uaner has
eince the shove was ID type tue 'e'' -. -,
,,,,eS ,,o,. sbe H,,zos The clerk INFORMS 1s sIs'
~ Cbs,.osi WHO had lust come down ir0n w asu-
ington t,s,ore the Hamer lef) reports ih4 VI 'H''
fse, aea n IN the rlver al tina. place -, "a.
iee' aga u Ia 'N' ~ rGalveston Journal. 5th
n o,o.xnF-We have a copy Of The
Rae Bravo OF the 3lst UT II O""'""' ~"
important intellil enoe .,,s 49,, -. ,.,
y ~. ueYican Senate the following Dill or pro,
,ct ~ Iax. presented by Senior Gam0os, was read
Va. ~ - m. Executive will proceed TO open ne
.os.s,,nns u in INC Governmeat II Her Britannia
xsies,,, for the purpose Of verifying the opening 81
the Istlinus " rehuantepee
Ar oS this agreement the folio taHs are
Necessary: - -,
/ The British Government shall bind Itself 10 open
the canal within a specified time, losing rs rlsnt
the capital AID interest Of ihe foreign ceos from tne
day the contract signed Il SHAH erect the torhl-
cations the Goye rnInent OF Mexico may design a
convenient 70 rs safety and security and " 81 Al
euccor Mexico IN the case Of any INVASION LenSl-
to deprive her Of the night 70 those lands OIL lehau
tepee and TO the Canal
3 The Mexican nation facilitates its isshmns 10Y
the only purposes indicated, l. snail MAINTAIN a
military post Of no less than two hundred men 20
protect tbe work il shall give the forces that are
necessary to cover the forts and cedes the duties
imnosed for crossing the Isthmus well as DINERS
II NAV receive in favor of Great BRIAN, TOT the
time tina, may be sufficient 70 SATISFY the amount Oh
the debt al the inCemnlhcatlon that may De s'pu-
lated premium
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Tb. tone Of the Money market remains
uLchargsd.
The steamer America, which arrived ~
Boston on Monday, brought 500 ooo in specie
The Washington correspondent OF me
Baltimore Sun (Nr. F. J. Grund) states ila' MI
Walker did not fail in negotiating the niihols en-
tral Railroad loan, but that he Obtained one-'hl Oh
the money positively, and two thirds coniIngenAy
If this be so, M Grund is better informed upon the
subiect than the officers Of the Company, who have
heard no such good news
The Trustees of the Astor Mutual lnsur-
ance Company have declared dividend OF u pceh'
en- the earned premiums for the year, for which GER
,fcates will be issued on the 7th OF April next also,
interest a: the rate Of 2 cent, per annum on scrip
heretofore isssed The net profits OF the Company
for the year we're sl54,65a. The Brooklyn Bank
has declared semi annual dividend Of I + cent
The oReilly Line of Western Telegraph = cent
10, the year-being The net PROFITS after paving for
repairs and Improvements.
The liabilities of Messrs. Hicks u Co.
are announced at $4,000 They offer 10 p cent
cash IS y cent at twelve months, and 37i p cent n
the BoEds Of the Tarifvile Manufacturing Co.
The store on the corner of Willlam-st.
and Exchange Place was sold a, auction YESTERDAY,
bv order Of assignees for $4,000 II IS feet front
on Erchange place The auc:ioneer announced
that the building was under ten years lease, AZ
COO per anun and but for this fact the property
which originally cost sl2O,oO0 would probably have
brought. $50 600.
Notwithstanding the apparently large
prices paid for the property on the corner Of Wall
and William ST. Just improved by the Atlantic aud
Sun Insurance Companies, yet it has proved very
profitable investment. The Sun Office has been o.
fered rent Of seven p cent on the entire cos' 81
their property, reserv,ng to themselves the whole
first floor the most valuable portion OF the building
The following are the assurances report
ed on the buildings and stocks destroyed By the IRE
| on "Wednesday NIGHT
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Marb.ts----@IFzTruY RE~h FcS ~ r1iHoSP.
THuR>D,Y. Jaa d.
AsHEs-Tho naisei 70 h,t.s- -1r pel,l.: 100 saooJ
is ,eIs right sinai sales on $50 si. Pof' ATs ID
f.ir IsIsHd az - aud in so-d s4.py
HAMS A, ia prices. ne msrket osssue drn@I
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thtre Is a n ,lerlts lema2d i1r
mee inquiry the close FOR erpor, BIT prices general
" beow the ~ holders fhe receipts light aad
~, Tus M IS Sey am sa IS ~ IS bbs a, 81
s. tn. sales Domestic reach 900 sbs a 81 81 <ss Is.
oh.o asd ssyorte sa,e snd 81 SsaSi 81 Tor miIel TO
foncy Michigan and IndaRa southern hrm With .4;esr
mole nsg sse lH 9 az g. 81 10, issd s5od
straight branes and s3 30 tsI ane. ~ si0u' j. u.
JerseyatS 50 g.. Bnckwheat IS fgm. tes % a)s DOS
atslel, IS. aId 81 Elasl 81 iof leo D,
GpkIS-Thsreis 4 good demand for wheat foT erpeIi
and milling aud there dsP1rIon TO meet buyers e,i
whou, clnc,ssi0n N prices CAnadiin 5 ~an. AZ ~,
ats 0s 4ooe bush prime v hire Slt1era AZ 81 ~ '"Aa
small lots al 7s 79c Barley inactive Al nara Qtis
are more pl-nty day, ant command t'dec tlf S'fe
the market Is some unsettled Ssos 81 reg oish ~
CSC for Western mixed sRd New Or.sTs O'asr xmas
WHisKY-Th, supply lager and lie market : not -
firm sales Of 25C b5s Ohia and Pnson Al ~lo Diu"S"
PROV 1910 Ss-Thsrsi is steady but moderate ss@ass
fr PORK for the trade aad for the IVES lndes snd
SIS i2idsls 25for Mes' S 81 aSi5 for old do 81,
for new Prime S3 50 fer old do SIC Tor clear ana
which sales considerable but on terms no, stated
News ssrg 1T 50 256Su for Mess and 81 23S3 - Tor
Prime The sales aggregate 100 bols Beef Hams are
scarce a. s3 5oSsl Dressed Hog, are IN demand a. q
Coo Prime Mess Beet held firmly Al Sled SI Picked
Meats are in good demand. Sales OF $40 bol and tcs
elsoic the latter prce for Fnts eXIa. ard shoulders
~ &c for p'an Lard is buoy ant and IN lair demand
sales Of rs bbs and ties AZ &c for Prime a9d &c .t
LEAF and Kegs l0c Butter and Cheese are IN far demand =
steady prices . T.. t,r.,,.h NTH .,lss n 1,
sC0e gals Al 62a6sc cash, and the latter pes now re-
fused. . 49, II. r 80 ~. c,,.,,s
IBONA purchase Ooo tuns Of rails have been made
Keatucky Railroad Company to BE delivered IN the
spTisg al New-Orlesns
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Eron Iexaa.
Prom The New. Orleans Bee, Jan. -


By all arrival from Galveston, We have
seceived Texan papers TO the e.h inst inclusive
Tas Galresten Joar-sa! Of the sth, announces the
Trial and CONVICTION of four free negro sailors for All
attempt - abduct & slave Thsse negroes were pAri
OF The crew Of the brig Biilow Of Boston They en-.
ticed the slave board their vessel induced him 10
reenter the town and steal lot Of clothing return
70 the brig, And conceal himself
The male OF The vessel having discovered the
slave, sent him ashore SSd suspicion having been
excited the whole az this nefarious transaction was
brought to ilest Judge BGckley called she four
prisonerssop the tn inst, and upon theu stating
that tney were unable 10 pay their fines, sentenced
them 10 be exposed Tor sale to the highest bidder st
the termination Of titeen dsys ualeSs Ia the mean
time their hnes were psid
Ths RLRtstfHe Item saws
The Mexicans residing In Crimes County "Ro
were recently suspected Of being concerned an the
iauSder of Wayland cot into quarrel wiih some
other citizens IN rest on thereto IN the course Of
which one Mexican was kiled and tive AneTIc ans
severely wounded We have not Yet heard Any
more particulars
7Rs Iism also learns that a few Ga,S ssace, niSr
Was shot dead While eating III The io"no OF A9aison
cry BY some person unkno al, and who imme 1laies
fed. The name Of the victim was Jas. Ford
STEAMER GIN HlNgR ASHORE We learn OF
Capt Wood OF the schr Uncle Bill from Brazos
River. that OF Saturday morning, when he len, the
Gen Hsmer was aground On the beach SIDE Of the