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James Baker,

James Ba ker,
OLESALE GGIST,
CORNER OF MAIN AND MONROE STREETS,
WHEELING, VA.
nFFERS for sale, at the ioDest market prices.
. large and well selected assortment Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
French, English and american Chemicals,
Paints and Oils, Brushes of all kinds,
Dye.Stuffs, Bronzes,
VaTnishes, II Perfumery,
Window Glass, Surgical instruments,
Druggists Glass Ware. Hatters' Materials,
.. GENUINE COD LIVER OIL,
Together with every article comprising the
stock ofA Physician or Druggist. QyD
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CONSUMPTION,

COUGHS and Colds Bronchitis, AstAma, Splitting az
Blood Bleeding at hs Lungs Pans h Ae Breds Side and
and al FEMALE WEAKNESSES and Csmyisin6
arising therefrom, Cholera Infantum, &c. 7,fsfist
~ For Proof and particulars Of Cures, see or
Pamphlets and Handbins- our Agents have hsI ~
give away. "a - tsi 7i ~ tsisst Iy "a
FOR SALE BY n 4
JIM. KiRKBRIDE, Woodsfeld, 3
VIM. SrELL, Stafford, e r i9
MoRRIs & MITCHELL, Antioch,
]. NJ. RowND, Summerfeld,
CITIZEN BEALL, Beallsyille. s
ALI orders must be addressed to WAL
LACE 4 Co., 3o4 Broadway, N. Y. g.
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lsitions, he shall receive the same fees as
are now prescribed by law for Justices Of
the peace; and in taking dispositions, he
shall have the same power to compel the
the attendance Of Witnesses, and to punish
witnesses for refusing to testify, which is
now vested, bylaw, in justices Of the peace;
and all sheriffs and constables in this State
are hereby required to serve and return
all process issued by such notaries in the
taking of depositions. s,
SEC. 7. That the instruments Of protest
of any notary public appointed and quail
fled under the laws Of this State, or the
laws Of any other State or territory Of the
United States, accompanying any bill OF
exchange or promissory note, which has
been protested by such notary for non nac-
ceptance or for non-payment, shall be held
and received in all the courts of this State,
as prima .facie evidence of the facts there
in certified; Provided, that any party may
contradict, by other evidence, any such
certificate.
SEC. %. That any otary public hereafter
appointed, who shall charge or receive any
fee or reward for any act or service done
or rendered by him under this act, greater
than the amount herein limited, or who
shall dishonesty or unfaithfully discharge
any Of his duties as notary public, shall,
on complaint filed and substantiated in the
court Of common pleas in the county in
which such notary public resides, be re.
moved from his said Office, by such court;
and the court shall thsreupon certify the
fact Of such removal to the governor, and
the party so removed shall be thereafter in
eligible to re-appointment to the Office
of notary public in this State.
Sec. 9. That the act entitled an act for
appointing notaries public. passed Febru-
ary seventh, one thousand eight hundred
and sixteen, and all acts amendatory ol
said act, and all parts of all acts conflicting
with this act, be and the same are hereby
repealed. ..- r
' JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
... President Of the Senate.
March Is. 1859.
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action, shall remove the same by appeal
to the district court, and the plaintiff. shall
recover, in such cause, a judgment for the
same sum, or larger sum than was re-
covered in the court below, exclusive Of
costs, the district court shall render judg-
ment for the sum so recovered, with costs
OF suit. a
SEC 8. That when appeal shall be grant
ed, and bond and security given thereon
as aforesaid, the judgment or decree rem
dered in such case, in the court below,
shall thereby be suspended; and the clerk
of such court shall forthwith make out an
authenticated transcript of the docket or
journal entries. and of the final judgment
or decree made and rendered in the
case; which transcript, together with the
original papers and pleadings filed in the
cause, he shall deliver into the office of the
clerk Of the district court, on or before the
first day Of the term thereof, next after per-
fecting the appeal in manner aforesaid;
Provided, that either party may require
full record to be made OF such cause, in
the court below, and the same, when so
required, shall be made at his own proper
costs and charges.
Sec. 10. That the clerk OF the district
court shall, prior to the filing with him Of
the transcripts, as hereinbefore provided,
on the application Of either party to an ap-
peal, issue subpenas for witnesses, return
able to the first day of the next term Of
said court, on satisfactory proof being
made before. him that such appeal has
been taken
Sec. IL. That when any cause is reno.
we'd by an appeal into the district court,
the appeal shall be tried on the pleadings
made up in the court below, unless for
good cause shown, the said court should
permit either or both parties to alter their
pleadings; in which case. such court shall
lay the parties under such equitable rules
and restrictions as they may conceive ne.
cessary, to prevent delay.
Sec. l2. That in all cases where non
suit may be directed by the court, by reason
of irrelevancy Of testimony, or by reason
that the testimony adduced does not sup.
port the case set forth in the declarations;
and, also, whenever the testimony shall be
arrested from the jury, by reason Of which
the plaintiff becomes nonsuit, the plaintiff
shall have the same right to appeal as in
other cases.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives..
WILLIAM MEDILL.
President Of the Senate.
March %, 1859.
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM.
The Great COUGH REMEDY,

1nc Urcdt COOG11 hEMEDYs
Many years Of experience, and more than Hundred
Thousand Cures of Consumptive Complaints,
have proved to the undoubted satisfaction of ali persons
who have become acquainted with this ,oondsful remedy
that 10 greaty superior, because It s soothing and
healing and more certain to cure CONSUMPTION of
the Lungs, than any other Remedy In the world We
know, however that is said by that Consumption
not be cured Be that the opinion Of tho many or The
few shall not attempt to argue with SUCH but this We
will say and do assert fact which can be proved Ia
thousands Of cases. that this medicine has cured
Cosshs and deass which, before the were effected
were called .renl Consumption, and which were st.
tended with sympfons that resenbed and were In all
rspses like the symptoms Of those soAo de- and cAs dsad
are said to have died with that fatal disease COnsump.
tion. This Basam has cured tousands Of persons who
were said to be hopeessly aficted-who had hard dSy
yaeing C0ughg--Pdins in the Breast, Sid, and Bdss
Dinnculty. Of Breathing-Pwuisnf ETpetoratiop--
Hectic Fsuir--N Night SUeds-snd wasting away OF the
Flesh and Blood. Persons having such complaints
have been cured aer i said they could not five
week longer This Medicine has cured some who were
supposed 70 be ina dying state, but By the uss of
This Balsam = paelyd segstatk compound II \
pleasant TO take and never does injury in any stage OF dis
ease under any circumstances Itefects its wonder.
full and almost miraculous Cures by Purifying.
SymgGsnino, and Invlgorating the whole systeniZ
by esuazfng TIE circulation and producing hsay &C.
ton-thus dilayino Cough-soo6no he Nerves-and
aiding and facilitating Expectoration. It Cures the
following diseases. viz. Va .4 ~ sam. tn,
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generally asking further advance, which buyers were
not prepared to pay the sales did not exceed $500 bales
Prices very full.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior .5f05a ,Middling Fair ....s4G8 -
Ordinary 61Ef06M Fair. SAG9
Mddling. 1dfD72l!G Good Fair GD9I
Good Mddlng ..T7S0s3s sGood and Fine .loGD -
TOBACCo-Wc noticed sales of about so hhds. in
Guiding Is hds chiefly Lugs at 3il, 81 and 20 hhds
at 3ss, 20 at 80 and at a.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-some 700 hhds Sugar
disposed of at former rates say 4D4f for fair to prime
Molasscs dull with sales of 200 bbs at 2225 the out
side being hardly to be obtained at the close.
FLOUR-Stock light. and the only sales reported 800
bb Ohio at 81 15DS4 90 900 st Louis in lots at "a 30
800 (of favorite brandt at 81 80 100 bbls extra
Illinois at "a SO p Dbl.
GRAIN--Corn continued in request for export with
sales of which 600 at 81 5000 at ST. and
1900 prime white IN two lots at $50 OF Oats 800 sacks
Ohio st. sold at 3o031 and 900 sacks Bran at
73s q 100 ii.
PROyISIONs-Pork in some request, with sales of $50
bbs Mess at s14 S7s, 81 at Sll s71zsl5 co. and 800
from second hands, at SIS 90. Also 10000 Ii bulk
meat Hog round 10 The only sales of Lard reported
were 81 bbs in two lots at s1s0S1t. Bacon in brisk
request and $50 disposed Of including 95 casks
Sides at S0s1l 46 in five lots So 81 casks Shoulders
at a a. and q terces Sugar cured Hams at 10
STAR CANDLES-A sale Of 100 boxes at 1916 cash.
RIGE-Brisk, and 40 casks sold at 31sGD35Ge.
COFFEE-Steady 1850 bugs old sold at s1sGDSai and
600 new at 9S09lat.
WHISKY-12O bbls sold in several lots. at 17q.
FREIGuTS-Two ships taken one for IEavrc 20 for
Cotton BRITISH for Liverpool at ID for Corn
EXCHANGEs-No alteration
sterling los hd,los5
NeTYork sixty day Bills ........24R25fc n ct disc
sight Checks on Newfork. 2iO1 o ct disc
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Moon, 1iuf Savage Williams fucannon Carroll Nro
Greenw God Brunisr, Williams @osuig to "tdrF
Total 1881 bnles
ILAFOURtiiEic Robert fnnphc 100 hhs fnol""''
Flower bids Boga Foley 4 AN"iNtf 90 20
tbls sluiros ~ hi. s,sF f'i'
w W nkeI--l5
Pary bils olnEsss itra lanis g" ~ '
leogs0 do Lauve hiecais hhles moss TO- i
Total 1855 hhds sugnF, 46a bbs no'nsses
ALEXANDRIAPcr Charles n bales cotton siip"tth,
Tnylor Hill do furhannon Carroll ss"
Pur, Wood &o49 do steamer Erio-1o 40 a Wright
co-3 DO Iasqutr &c121 hds sugar John u
el'oeqio do Nlienherr &ro' 10 hitn
IA do Tete co30 do, 100 bis nonsseso + f9rsa-io
tDl1 bales cotton.
PRAIRlE-per caddo No q Y hhd sugar %
Eeau4o DO 81 hlda shear J. takenhveh' no.
bbs rnolsses 0Iivier0o do u hhds sugar
do Rein-IO do, 10
Iis Inone Koubeu u DO GO bbs 50
Deos Pasnut &co6b do Payne hid
$50 hi itls moasts u
erre75 ibis moaes White dco7 do Mortnn sunds to order
Total Ills hbls sugar 562 $40 hf bbls molassnB.
FLATBOATS
In Second Municipality
KENTICKYPer Overdor's boat $500 busela MITCHELL
Beverly &co.
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by J. A. BEARD g. MAY, Auctioneers.
-wHONDAY. March Is. 1862 and the follow

I'VE ONDAf, March 10, lcoAs anu eiie ioiioW ",
1sas si aso ssss .ssa @
ri s.s a .ssss
ID Al g ,ss s e "
made and signed before H. b. cena Esg Notary Public
a'' 4 I'VE = fdf Us OF GROUND IN the isle, bounded Lvss,
fs.'P SETS 5s ssss sss @
S E G saa ,, q c F f F ss
Lott f5on, on Fulton and Front eyee streets Lot No.
''sl * SF5 tyfs
he Fs,es re- nd nd 5;. ]
Lots 10, II, 49, 49, H. Is, front New Levee and
l. SIXTEEN LOTS OF GROUND square bounded by
T % Psy and he ssrns a5n r and 70
da. street,. No 10 forms the corner Of Fuen and New
rs oE so % 6 g
.ve M NJ en the o ae, fa a and Ss
TO- II, 10, 10 and II front Fulton ard New
g. Ten Tors OF GROUND square bounded by New
a sa I'D d. ssTs q is '
No 10 the corner Notre a r9 alto and Sss
q ssG6 r. sss s,s 3 Es .s
he q No,,e , Dame Fulton a sew Lev
IKE s 81 sRSSsS E !: :,ss
so'' s so Ts ss s9f,@ @ a sas @
FIVE Ts 81 aRSTSb IN sSe pa @
LII lT ne @a New
Lots and front on Fulton and New levee streets
LOTS GROUND in the square bounded by Market
Delori Fulton New cvee e,s numbering from TO inclusive
Lot No. forms Dsed
10y " BY bsioTd Futon,
not named, having four fronts
property locality is Rea
United States The whole o. said building lots have
gtreet vol
business wholesale
photographic plans ready August,
forwarded Tgina them
win sold that represented by
the WHO shall have signed the act of
under which this sale made prior the day Of said SAL
balance
coupons reqia) two, three and credit, witt
per per interest date maturity and not the,
paid per per until final secured by
on properly, M&Ftmh5dtl5
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CNclNNATI-pers steamer R 4 Wirsow 800 ho pork ~ S S ,,1
pol 5 Do Marsh Raale,l kcol If bb's 4 kegs bne
Sc Gomo 5 Gn' sen Inn; nm@T r 1 Mn'skE
hs potatoes l5G bbs o ""s on bosr-S5. de- - b''s ai
10 sngHSsf Martin owfn %'"" 81 Ga%Ts seihea-o do
Williams Philips @eo-4 'o"r-niis cark Mo'ON'
CStiNNAIi-fer steamer "n1eld scott a hhs and rs beef ~
bo, and les 6Ss KEGS lard " hds bacon VA go PORK Mons'e
Min deoas SIo bya5 Nln.vs Ibis ind. ls;@"i
%ee n s sISs ,os . psks @ INT Kegs
do schnehier-9ss SKIS corn j Hurley
IousvIIIE-Per Emperor 1913 SKIS urley-soo
n nyTs &c. q @ @ pes PORK * 50 n
Soorisss hei and tSs "ra i'T, Norton %'SM5s h,
hhls M'c91o,is Do1nsl,s babes Gotten
nSsi do p"yn Iierrisons do Nss cox S"gs
80 q And"rsSh N''''p pigs Adams @os"nafies to order
iT, OF ,. ~, 't,, esq ''1n,
Nav kins-5 Williams Cherry, Hensen
do $tl Green Sco do y Placle tsolg do Gerard ko--is
M so hills moasses Kelly Conynghhm &soeh hds sugar 50
t m9ase Menberssr &rs5 Gi 100 If lhs mG!asses 9 hs
y a s Hsn' y Sbis moscs Msl visn do Il Fr"ln
hs lap =, SfS sos h $ as o Is =
Pa,nn arscn bbs molasses iIal RoNss dn Rslf4C
n Smssf low Ia Eg R1 as mSs S 1u dc d" Erans
ID 10 noger, Foley Avery araui Landry
b ,6 is ii bIs monSses ~ VI '"S
r,uprS m steamer Cora No o. 4a bales cotton to Moon Titus
&e"3sO do Cherry &e9s do wright Mlnms 3ro~2So
Mm rnuls @e1 Ia: g "fn p u X fa r
thar * l " ol hnsaH = u Ro,ers Ssos1 J
pr'sr Williams Srogs YeSma &eo,2s Fean DonegSn &co-s
81 r%,y MGc IS x p n .w %o PaisS
$500 ,," 49,, - ,e,,,,.,,,, =, . -, ,,,,, ,. .,.,
F i bales Gotten Wight Williams Seos do GSndan (
Nsr M 1 Lh s,p ny n X ,nl eo Paw I
- @ IN ME- "ra, a. ils nolnssrs iii, Rod i5 cotton
hlis mo9sses I hnds sugar 49, hides W,er Bro2 hhis ,
Sso 10" hides DVna ancs 10 oreTo ~ bale. cotton
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DIscovrRy,-Tfc Cincinnati Gazette says that Mrs.
Ehenhurt and her rich daughter who lately produced
such sensation at Ncna. and recently accused OF
stealing gold from returning Californian. searched twice,
and although found Of the lost money about
them were the reader will remember committed toail
After several days imprisonment they again searched
and money discovered the person of her daughter
who that she stole it, and declares that she had
ii about her person when searched before,
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Fms, R,or--A fire riot took place in Washington or
the 9th in which pistols brick-buts, and similar othe
play things freely used Some of the beligcrcnt
were considerably damaged.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY Crescent. |
Friday Morning February 20 1852, !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Fanny, Talbot Brlzoa st Cd Meeker Sco
Brt. I,rosnsyilIe Rogers, Brazos Wicklmm
BIZ big Hone, Tuzo st Vincent, Wn Burgess &ro
Steamer J W Rayburn Pennoek, Port Iayaca, Wekhmn
ARRIVED.
Fashion, McBAkcr L.vta
Lafayette.
Maria Johnson days from Pensacola, to mHssrBasin.
Srlr star p"'t-r days from hnnsas. I" aserFnsin.
Steamboats,.
Winfield Scott, Carpenter, from Cincinnati
Emperor, HOPKINS Louisville
ST Charles Apologize, from Alexandria.
Caddo No ,, Graham, from Grand Prairie
Cora No 2, Keeling, from Camdsn,
Flora, Jenkins, from Nemllionyille.
Music, Srerk, from Don.llsonvie
New AtonR, Landry, from Bayou Sara.
Storm. Watts, Camden.
Robert Campbell, Ragun from laourehc
H Winslow. Norton, from Cincinnati.
Leila No lewis, from Beeuf River.
F. D White Brady, from Wiiamsrort.
New World Moore, from Camden.
Steele, from the pasesowei down and TO
the 10th lust ships Queen and Sea King brig Nencido
mp light
ToNbo DeSoto Whann Passe-towcd
the 18th inst ships Suffolk and Brunswick, brig Alberloamc
up light
[Iy Telegraph
Below-C oming Up.
Ship Shannon Capt Waite from New York.
MEMORANDA.
ships and Amlas and brig Arturo the
10Th inst
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SfNTFNcE A Posr-oFficE CLERK---James Nassar who
was arrested i'll Newiork about gear ago for opening
letters in the Post-oice where he employed in the
capacity of cer sentenced to five years imprison
ment in The State Prison,
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UoNGuEsslovAl [By Telegraph lfashington February
Is In the Senate to-day much time has been taken up
in the discussion motion to print Kossuhs addresses,
Gen Cass and Mr. Seward made speeches in favor of the
printing and Messrs Clements and Borand in opposition
A petition was received from Mr. Grnncl. placing his
two vessels the Advance and Rescue at the disposal of
Congress and praying that they may be used in the fur
ther prosecution Of the search FOR Sir John Franklin.
after the suggested by Capt Wilkes of the navy
lEYenng Delta.
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FuI-A destructive fire occurred in Broadway near
Congress street Cincinnati the morning of the Sthinst
The loss about S120G0Robcrt Reilly 7. b. Harris
and Samuel Shaw being the sufferers.
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C,srAlry.-The schooner Zephyr which sailed from
Charleston the 18th obliged to put back in conSc-
ucncc of the loss of of her who knocked
overheard and drowned
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w.. NOoDLlLt i, NO. 10
lived per steamships Winfield Scott,
sailing packets from SewYork, Bos-
fashionable and Seasonnble FANCY
ttofore unsurpassed in extent, variety
tf.rs WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
iuced prices. The stock consists in
English, French aud American Cali
Goes;
A complete assortment Of English,
German and French Hosiery;
Superior white and eolored Silk
Hose and Hnlf Hosc.
GLOVES AND MlTTS.
Buck, Chamcis, Kid, Cashmere, Silk,
Filoselfi and Filet, of every de-
scription.
LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant assortment Of
yalenciennes, English, French and
German Laces, and do. Enbsoide-
rins;
superior s-l2 and 1874 Linen Sheet
ings;
Damask Table Linen. and Napkins,
new and kplrniid Btvies
A. Irish and German Linens and
Lawns;
Linen Cambric Hdkfs, plain;
Embroidered and colored bordered
Curtain Stuff, embroidered Lace
| and Muslin, Silk and Wooden
Damask, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy Kerseys, Lowelis, LiDseys,
Jeans, Denins, Stripes and Cot
tonades;
Super French Bed Blankets;
Heavy Grainer Plantation do, very
superior.
call the attention of factors and plan
use. It is very complete, and tht
rent care and Judgment, the result O
ne, SIS If
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OnrGoS-Gcncra Lee, in Il memorial addressed to the
President the United States dated December H. sets
forth in strong light the absolute necessity of
troops and military posts in Oregon, and upon the emf
grant route, for the protection of the settlers and emf
grants He recommends thai these troops he garrisoned
on the great road from St. Joseph Mo- via Fort Hall
the Daes the Columbia and the road from Oregon
IL nIE
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry.
Thursday Evening, February 10. 1852 !
There is very ample stock of Cattle Offering. with t.
fair supply of Hogs and sheep. and heavy supply of Veal
Cattle.
BEEF CATrLE (Western) ........... .40615c p Ii net
(rexas) ................. ID3c z b net
Hoes. 6G1612c u Ii net
SrEr. 50 00GDS4 60 u head
MICH Cows. S200s5o p head
CALVES AND YEARLIsGs 50 50GDS9 90 Z, head
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NTOTICE.-The subscriber has this day estab-
ished himself the FURNITURE AND GENERAL AUCTION
BUSINESS stand STREET, respectfully
the patronage his public Of door Gales
consnmentz
RICHARD NJ. MONTGOMERY .iucti5neer, 81 Camp
Il ta17l
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AUCTION SALES.
BY F. FERNANDEZ & WHITING.

BY f. FERNANDEZ & WHITING.
RIONDAY, February %, at 10 o'clock-Will
IVA the Brick Dwelling NO u Basin
Can1l- ..x -.
AN ASSORTMENT or sfLEN DID MAHOGANY FuRNITUEE,
Bederds, Ame with GInas
lint Door Marble TOP Pier Tables Bureaus
and stdeb1arda French Mirrors Brussels and ngrsin Carpets
lot Of SiiYernare ote. ctr.
.syr nv SUPERIOR ipirjsff phRroa FURNITURE.
-zs-'Ts,rs ca.h saie nnstiye
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Pclicnn vision s. of T.--Aeets every WEDNESDAY
EVENING Gs o'clock, at the Hall No IS ST, Charea street
The following the list of officers for the ending hrrl
81 1857 viz Ions BnowS, w P HuGH BhsFN, A.; T. Morn
jaws II, lawn, a, r. S. Jous DURw f. s.; w CWAT
K1ss ~ CsnrFrrE C IENRy T. BAILEy, A. G; Iolr
TURNEu IItSRY CLtSroS o. S.. VISITING COMMITTEE
BHowE, Aagiaicn HuGH RREEN 50 Puydis street
Mort ii6st Peter Ftco W G W.IKINs Apollo gnd Thai"
re CEsrTAN 10 Nayades street, WA ssiTH
avr and ST. MARI sreia; EENHY hAlsf, corner ypssS M.
Magnolia sHSss
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part ni the following, VIZ.
Super Broche Antique Silks;
Coiored Armure Silks;
Striped Tafeia Silks;
High colorci plain Pault de Sole;
Black Brocahe FaGonnee;
Extra rich and Embroid'd FnccnuEe;
Changenble and Chene Faconnee:
Embroidered Damask and plain
Poult de Sole;
Extra rich Changeahle and C'iame-
leon Poult de Sole;
Small plaid high colored do, for
misses;
MarceiliHes and Florenees, Of every
shade and color;
White and colored Sa;ins;
A few pieces superior heavy black
and colored watared Poult de Sole;
Col0red Silk Yeivefs;
Rich Chen4 Satin striped and plain
Cashmere d'Ecosse;
French and English Merincs, Nous
seiines de Lame and Alparas, solid
colors, Of every variety Of shade
Plain, striped and plaid Poplins;
Superior black and colored plnin and
figured Canton Grapes;
A large assortment Of white md
colored embroidered and plain
Grape Shawls, some extra rich;
Mcrino, Cashmere and heavy rich
Silk Shawls;
Rich ,iaid Raw Silks:
D P. w. W. would especially
.ers la Iis stock pf ypods for their
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Crystal Fount Division No. 4. s.. OF T.-Mees evcry
TIIITRSDAY Hail.
Officers the ensuing quarter D. T. MIoHEL W P D.
Men ABB A.; r. s. A. WA.G, A. R. s.; EDWARD
BoorE r. ST. roMLrNsoN, t. T. H. DRYDEN, c. AANDERsoN,
A. C.; ANDREW EEKo, l. S.. E. W. PKRHf, O. 5; II
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIIERPOOL.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

COTTON-rhe demand good but az factors were
generally asking further advance, which buyers were
not prepared to pay the sales did not exceed $500 bales
Prices very full.
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NAMES WHITE, No. 1853 Gravier street, New
eg Orleans will constantly PURCHASE NEGROES also Board and
Commission and all Slaves consigned 20 hum feil
RTOTICE-The undersigned has opened REAL
L,sp AsENr and BnoSEKs OFFICE He will attend To
purchase sale Negroes collections Bonds Notes,
Accounts, etc. etc.
"ProInptness the meto j. ,. fuLNS.
81 Third streut,t between Pine and Chrauut ST. Louis
Refancss-G D. Prentice, Louisville Journal W NJ fatiman,
Louisville Courier Louisville Democrats John
LgEshbrcugh Times James A. Pheps City Marshall ST.
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