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49, BY J. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers.
"ONDAY, March Is, 1852 and the follow

Xl ing O'Clock
,s sy and legislative March 81
a made the Second % ind m
known ths plan q j Bsard aid special
a iss 30, ss u eve
forms H FHss o yfs y Ss ys. Full
s Of New 1yss and srss
Lot. TO- II, Il, 49, H. Is, front New Levee and
T. SIXTEEN LOTS OF GROUND square bounded by
.s
eyee Lots TO- IL, Il, 49, H. Is front on Fulton and
FIFTEEN LoTs OF GROUND in the bounded
NJ e Giroa NV streets
and h ssss a e
Lets NH @ % sRo q P s and s, Nsw ssunass ct sor.
Futon and New sa mum T. nss
Julia,
BY Julia New Lss and Fulton st
Lot No. aPn The s Fae
NsT Lfss s'sss's T. s 3 On ! 4 T. s " Is
Lot No. forms the Joseph Fulton and New Leve
Lots and 4 front Fulton and New Ievee
FIVE GROUND in the square Market
Deod Fulton and New evee from
Lot No. forms the Fulton New Market
Lot No forms the Of Deord Fulton and New Leyee
Lots and 4 front Fulton and New I.evee
ONE by Delord Fulton,
named having fronts
* s IT, ~ .sa sss
fronts opening wide and well adapted for the heavy Western
Lthogaph plans will be ready August, and
be with marginal notes requiring them
will be sold in property that
who shall have sgned the
promise which this sale the of said sale.
Terms SABgUne fifth cash; balance equal instruments divided
into equired of three and four credit with
from date maturity, and then
paid eight until final by
the jan2i lawM
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Wednesday Morning January Is, 1862. J
CLEARED YESTERDAY

9tn M uS5 wass trRG ss.g and Bremen eco
Bri, ship Tborhll, ,oger Trieste, Geo A iIolt
a aFe naiis o S,s phsislpns, ciMssEs5
sloop Fanny Duncan Matsgoria " Master
ARRIVED
h Dc mber, II Baxr3d
Ship Star Lord Bordeaux 7o November to NJ Lucas
ship wlke osse IS days FROM Bremen vogts
4 eanrsnaud-iSayet'ei ~ s,u, rr.n.n =, woro.,o0 L.
ns K SP "aFs afpyes et" ''''' '''.'
Ship Iontias, Iorion "a days from Boston, to Asherise %co
Ship Tropc Smith, IA days Baltimore ballast to Abridge
Melissa, sangstsr eenock 2 November, to mae
Lyman, Reed, days from Havana in ballast to
sa f sa%a 'I lnsaa Pss 5 %
brig Hope, runo, Turks Island, in ballast, to MASTER
Biz vista Price, days Wilmington, 6, Deagraye
Brit Commerce. Parsons, days Island,
Jones, from uan de Nicaragua, in ballast
schr Samuel RaGG adioek days Baise Honduras
Hansen days Raatan Island to Barsl &cos
sr Iagan, IIagan IS days from Wilmington c. to master
schr Visitor Perry days Pensacola, maser-Basn.
Steamboats,.
NR sSsf Hail. R.s en bsS S% t ssss"
E ialde , Rems from , Mssana'a
j Boswell Caihcart, from he Coast.
mp ships Il1en and Weleker and Johannes brig Hope
r'~'S y s, H. ~
ST. i n Slip Fanny up
s s;s; s w s ss Fs,:
TowDoat yankse
ss@ ' ,g.
Instant brig Telegraph up Joseph schr Mr.
[By Telegraph
Below-Coming Up.
Steamship Mexico Place from Galveston and Indano crossed the bar
Ship New England, sackpole "a days from Wuloboro.
EXPORTS
IIVERPOOIr-Per ship Milan: pool bales cotton.
HAMBURG AND BREMEN-Per ship INLAND 1852 cotton
O hhd tobacco for Hmburg 1879 hh' tobacco Ol bales
TRIEsTE-Per ship ThOnhill 1881 bales cotton.
SEW rs sss And s IL l2s sfsi w Is S
bark Baltic aos bales cotton - ~ hhds
casks bacon 100 empty carboys
BRAzos ST JAGo-pcr Major sacks corn bs
whisky sundrcs
MATAGoRDA-Per sloop Fanny In ballast.
IMPORTS
HAvREPer ship Beatrice; 70 sks wine Thomas, Gkgs mse
sSn S Ferret
pAss sss R4% ss sd R be Ryiy Andre
ss's Btu Mi Sa I sss p File
va siss
baskets wine Ia cases cheese ss oil hampers
kelo potatoes X Rogers.
ship Statesman SO baskets bottles suEnoue &eo
IL pkgs mdse A NJ Heine6 Remaho &co2 l.
ieanTet &es Rosheeau &eonss Ialonan-l Gige
Monlar Clnudell Albert Trcou Fro2oo Mcdowell Mills
&coio Ioon Sylyestres Burnside col Haggerty Bros
Cambe RcknrhyT Sauche-0 PafeS w II Letch,ord 4
Co. Lewis kcoi Rarriere Iacapere Sco3 Dautearei
ad-3 Anddecke &co7 Durand-1 Garson202 order900
hampers potatoes C Burle.
RIO DE JANIERoPer bark Sir: $500 bags Coffee to Brown
Bros eco.
HAVRE-Per ship Ocean Star Assorted mdze. A.
BREMENPer ship rbzsen welcltee: Assorted mdse.
BREMEN-Per ship Johannes Assorted mdse
GREENOCPe bark Melissa 400 tons coal 900 do mig IRON 81
mats bottles - re - r
RIO DE bark 1000 hays
hot Seo-4O0 dol L Phipps &co--9soo do to order.
BosToN-Per ship huscongns: Assorted udse
BoSTON-Per ship Leondas Assorted mdse.
BALTIM0RE-Per bark Southemer Assorted mdse.
RocKLANppe bark lido Kemba Farwen &Co-
100 tons paving to order,
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Mutual Benefit eft Life and nd; Fire Insurance


x Incorporated April 1s4s, declared SO per
Two Years. business.
Office, No. IS CAMP ST., between and
BUSINESS COMPANY LIFE
This Company organized solely policy
holders and their families and
and solid principles, and af5rg during
life, large and handsome legacy children
t All policy holders whether terms
nae the Insurance till DEATH participate the whole of the profits
the Company.
Creditors the lives can
effect insurance the life of her husband the
herself and children, free from the claims Of creditors
TRUSTEES
John Hogan, Joseph Walker, S. Buckner,
Peter ConIey,j r, Mnansel White, John S. Allison,
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart, VIM. L. Ieyerich,
Isaac johnson, Edward Sparrow
PETER CosREy, Jr,, President Board OF Trustees.
DIRECTORS:
E. W. Sewel, John A. Doughery, John Claiborne,
Eiw. Ienncr Coke, John NJ. Lee, +. x. sIasterson
H & 8; Heart, dhs ss:, e Jenkins, y. 9 Preston,
n. c. Hall, John A. Roberts, John NJ. Curran,
Geo w smith, H. H. Brunei, X. I. Armistead,
Samuel Wolf, L. Spangenberg.
Epw JENNKR CoxE, Vice President.
Al WkppERaunS, NJ D.. Medical Board of -"
II g. hnasT Auary NJ o1 conas Attorney
RICHARD BEN, NJ d. Magazine street. Medical Examiner
who will be at the office daily from halfIast IL to
By the Charter only $4,000 is on a single life.
e This Company prepared entertain applications Life
rance Policies healthy persons and
Negroes the Table of Rates established the which
than the charged by the NewYurk
their restrictions residence the South by the
Profits declared annually and the profits
be nude available the thirds amount
where the party has paid his premiums in full.
S California Permits SewYork and London
Table of Rates and all information Life Insurance. all papers
effect insurance. be had the Office Company.
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges. :
ES,- Office hours, AM. o 5 NJ.
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TOBACCO-There considerable looking about. but
we heard of only SALE 10 hhds including at 61s
at ga, and at 4a q h..
SUGAR AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 900 hIds Sugar were
sold at rather rmcr rates Good Common to fully Fair
314+t Also, about 1900 bbls Molasses at 1902O1e
for good to prime lots.
FLOUR-There was but little demand though still the
sales reached HOO bbls of which $50 Ohio 81 co. 400 at
~ o. from 1atboat 120 st. Louis at "a 90 and 800
Fancy Illinois at 81 60 u Dbl
CORN-Sales about 1900 sacks at 53(O54h for Yellow
and 55056t for White, Stock much reduced.
HAY-No change, Sales $50 bales Eastern from the
Levee at ST. co. and 900 Northern from store Mt SIT
PROFESSIONALISM continued pretty steady and 200
bbls new Mess sold at SIS co. from first hands .
Bacon Sides retailing at OF Lard we noticed the
following sales 600 kegs old at So, and 500 kegs prime
new. in four lots at 91a(09Lt,
GuNNY BAGS-2000 in bundles, brought sac ..
L1ME-The small cargo received from Rockland $500
bb had been Sold time previous its arrival at
81 90.
COFFEE-More demand 200 bags old Rio sold at Z j.
and 100 new (by one broker) at Sc.
WHISKY-No change. Sales l19 bbls Rectiied, in
p gallon.
FREIGHTs-Not single new engagement reported.
EACHANGES-Moderate demand:
Sterling 1ost.601oec
D. 15fDb2I u.
Network sixtyday Bills, ~ Ct disc
s1ght ohecks on Network. p ct. disc.
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.NesU Fail and Winter Clothing.
SHERMAN s. PIERsON,
No. Magazine, corner Canal street.
~ BY steamers Georgia, Union and Winfield Scott. and other
arrivals, we have received a splendid stock Of e.
NEW GOODS
manufactured expressly for the Neworleans trade which,
material workmanship STYLE will compare with any the Market
The stock consists, in part as follows;
Black, Blue, Brown and Olive Cloth Froeks;
Super Black Cloth Dress Coats
Black, Blue and Brown paleto Office Coats
Sack Over Coats
Short French Sars
Drab, Brown and Olive Devonshire Sac Over Coats;
Drab and Blue Blanket :. :,
Fancy Tweed Empire Business Coats ne Short Sacs;
Drab Cass Paletot Sacks nd Short Sacks;
Fancy Petersham Turn 1.-TWO Coats in one)
Blue Brown and Green ea Engsh Goats;
PANTS.
Plain, Striped and Fancy Cashmere PANTS;
Black Doe skin and Cloth :.
Gray Black mixed and Drab Tweed =.
=. Blue and Black Satmet .
Super Scotch CASHMERE =. .I.
b VESTS.
Super Black Satin VESTS;
Cashmere aud Cloth VESTS;
Embroidered Cass :.
Figured Grenadne :. (nsw style, ay fron)
Fancy Silk and Cashmere
Drab Cashmere and Tweed .
Fancy Valencia, Alpaca and Barsthva VESTS;
Buff and White Alarseils Rich White Satin Vests for soees
BOYS CLOTHING.
Bows Black Cloth FROCKS:
Colored Cloth PA LETOTS and SACKS.
Fancy Tweed SACS and PAIEToTs.
Fancy Plaid and Plain CASHMERE PANTS:
Steel-nixed and Gray Latnet .
Black Cashmere
Boys Linen Bosom SHIRTS and susPENDERs
FURNISHING GOODS
stock In this line complete every article suitable for eente
mans wardrobe
suer Armenian and Merno UNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS;
Whits Flannel :, ,-5.5
Merno and Cotton HALF-HOSE; GLOVES sUspENDERs;
White LINEN Cambria and Silk Pocket HANDKERCIIEFS;
Super Black and Fancy Silk CRAvATS;
MONEY BELTS, COLLARS, PORTE MoNNAIEs etc.
F The under our own
VISION and In cut are superior Werespeetly invite
the public confident that low prices made goods give
satisfaction =
az Goods freely shown. SHERMAN L PiERsoN,
oss @tTn .pu MOL Magazine street, corner Canal,
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TIE Ivrse,..SS coape,rosDFscr:-A Washington cor

THE BuLsEFiANN CoRREsPoNDENcE.-A aSnington cor
RESPONDENT of the Philadelphia North American says
The letter of the Chevalier Husemann to the Presi-
WAS mainly directed TO the inquiry whether his
I'D president's) views nefegard to Austria and its
ryoted provinces corresponded with the sentiments
pressed by Mr. Webster Mt the Kossuth Congressional
Banquet His object in making the inquiry stated
to be- that he might communicate to the authorities at
Vienna that the Government of the United
States not committed by those declarations and that
tn relations OF the two countries not changed
As the President never answers communications of
this description except through the appropriate depart
ments the letter referred to Mr. Webster and the
question is whetherthe Cheyaer's disregard OF pro
pry in regard to the Secretary of State shall be met by
kndering him his passports by taking notice of
Ills letter; by making reply to it, On former
occasion the Ohevalier notwithstanding the rebuff he
had rece ed showed that he had particular inclna
ton to einquish his present post Recent instructions
however may have led him to change his views in this
respect What Mr. Webster may choose to adopt
in regard to the matter is yet undecided
Up to this time Mr. Webster yielding to his sense of
obligation to the public interests. has remained in the
Cabinet. although it his wish and intention to have
resigned montlsago 1t is not Improbable that the COM
plications of ddr foreign affairs may compel him to
remain for some time longer' s
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Further hv the America |

TROUBLE BRITIsH MINIsTRy-LIEuT PIsIM's ExrE-
DiTros ABANDONED !-NeUPo,k, Jan 26.-The following
items Of news brought by the America the British
mail steamer Of the 10th, from Liverpool:
ENGLASp-MINIsTRy ABOUT TO DIssoLyE.-The dssolu-
ton of the British ministry believed to be inevitable
Attempts had been made to strengthen it by prelatc ca
alliances but the efforts had failed.
Advces from the Cape of Good Hope represent bad
condition of affairs The British troops repulsed
in recent with loss four principal officers
and number Of soldiers.
Lieut. Pimm has abandoned his expedition in search of
Sir John Franklin.
Forty-one passengers and sixty-nine of the
asceraned to have persisted burning the steamer
Amazon.
GERMAHy-EvAcUATIos HoLsrEIN.-The treaty be-
tween Germany and Denmark has been concluded. and
the troops have evacuated Hostein. The Austrians
remain in the territory
Observation-Disclosures in Hungary continue in troublesome
and unquiet state.
THE FoRREsr DiSoRcE CAsE--MRs. FORREST TaIuN-
rHANr-NeuYork. Jan. 26 The jury to-day rendered n
verdict in the Forest divorce in favor of Mrs Forrest
giving her three thousand dollars per alimony
MISSISSIPPI RivER-IcE GoRGE-ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
ST. Louis Jan 26The river here is clear of ice but there
is gorge at Grand Tower There is fair business
doing in the markets Green meats in fair request
&c per H. for hams 61 for sides and 5 for shoulders
Sales. 700 hogs The river s falling.
ONO RivER-W EATHER.---Ci Cincinnati. Jan. 26.-The
weather here has moderated and thaw has commenced
above and in this neighborhood The river is, conse-
quenty swelling and has risen nearly three feet during
the last twenty four hours.
Lpuisrli. Jan 26-The weather here is moderate and
turning rainy Evening Delta
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life


Authorized Capital. TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS.
Surplus and 13s0oOo
&q,s4ooOO
Working CapitaTwo Millions Three Hundred Forty Thousand
Dollars.
Offering by its unusually large capital and the unlimited individual
liability the desidentnm
security the pubcs prepared agana,
Fire Risks in Newt5rleans, the reasonable
The usual abatement made place the Compauys Poll
cies the Mutual Companies and all settlements for losses
will be prompt and liberal
CHAs BRIGGS, Agent, Office rs ST. Charles street.
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS:
Samuel Nicholson, A. Hene, Thomas Sellar,
A. Lanfear. 6. A. Holt, VIM Mnre,
VIM Felowes J. B. Behn, G. Bullt,
L. Ogden. s. .
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK
JAS BROWN Chairman.
George Barclay, Francis Griffin, Royal Phelps
Marx W. COLLECT, Mort Livingston, "a. +. sandsrson
&. W. Faber, VIM. s. Wetmore
ALFRRp PEIL, Resident Secretary.
FRANCIS GRIFFIN Counsel of the Board
DIRECTORS In LIVERPOOL:
wM. NIooI, Chairman.
y"s' u Hop EwaR1' Deputy Chairmen.
Thos Broeklebnnk, Robt. Hggin, John Marriott,
VIM Dixon, George HOLT Edward Noent
VIM. Earle, John Hore Lewis Musey,
Thos. S. Gladstone, g. H. Lawrence, Joseph Shipley
George Grant, HID. Littledale, H. Stolterfoht,
Fra Haywood, John
swTsros BouLT, Secretary
DIRECTORS IN LONDON:
I GEO. FRED. YouSe Deputy Chairman.
Sir VIM. T. DeBethe, Bart, Hon. T. Pensonby,
Matthew Forster, NJ P, James M. Rosseter,
Frederick Harrison, Seymour Teulon,
James Hartley, Swintun Boult
''t+ y Ross de Manses NJ. p
n25 3m BENZ. HKNpERsoS, Resident Secretary.
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e.
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. nv
nd recherche style, which lie snS
% his numerous patrons at yery =
{ art of the following, viz:
5nper Brochk Antique silks;
Colored Arrnnre silks;
striped Tafeta silks; 81
High eoIored plain Pauit de Sole
Slack BreeIide Faeonnees
Extra rich and Embroid n Faeonnse
tJhangeable and Chene Faronn6e;
Embroidered Damask and plai;
PoIlt de Sole
sItra rich ClaBeeAble aud Chan1e
leon Poult de Sos;
SMALL plaid high eoinred do, fol
misses; .4-....e .....
slareellines and Florsnees, Of ever
shade and eaior; ~ =
White and colored Satins; &
i few pieces superior heavy black
and cslcrfd wstersd PoGlt de Sole;
s.olored 81 veivets;
Rich Cbenetin striped and plain
Cashmere dsEeoase;
French and English Sferincs, Nous
seiinss de Lame and Alpaeas, solid
colors. Of every variety Of ahade !;
Plain- striped and plaid Peplins,
Superior black end colored plain and
figured Canton Cfnpes;
A Lrge assortment Of white and
eelcted embroidered ard plain
Grippe Shawis, some extra rich;
AferiEo, Cashmere and heavy rieh
SILK Shawls;
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
D NV. W. would especially
ters to bis stock of goods for their
articles hive hesn. selected with i
long experience in that particular 4
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EARTHquAKEs.-The NewYork Mirror gravely asserts
that the earthquake which felt extent of
about fifty square miles in the southern part of this State
and in Rhode Island and Connecticut. undoubtedly
caused by the cracking Of the Garth which is
cold weather There must be pretty extensive fssure
somewhere if this theory is correct Boston Journal
Your New England earthquakes are no great shakes :
certainly not what they cracked up to be. ED
Mirror
Wonder if that shake destroyed the Free Soil platform
1t was clearly an agitation of the question.
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Bosros FAsHoss.-We learn from of our exchan-
gees that pink bonnets much in vogue in Boston for
ladies of sallow compilations Plaid dresses plenti-
tu. and drspery sleeves still The height of
fashion fer young ladies is just bnck velvet bon
net made aring to show the face and pouting pair
lips This kiss-mcf youdare style is quite becoming and
have objections to offer Fur cuffs large size
ARE much affected by misses. They have the twofod
merit-the cuffs mean-of giving the hands small
and fair appearance and being wthal decidedly comfort
able Long boots for ladies and gossamer rubbers all
the go"
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TIE MAINE LIaUoR LAw.-On Wednesday next a grand
demonstration will be made in Boston, by the Sons of
temperance numbering 5000 strong who appear in
the streets in full rega present to the Massachusetts
Legislature the petition of citizens in various parts Of the
State in favor of the passage of law similar to the
in Maine All the railroads leading to the city have
duced their fare for that day.
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BY J. L. CARMAN s. CO., Auctioneers.
q ATIIDn Eal, Il.

~
NJ viii be sold auction ut Banks Arcade, Magazine
tween Grver and Naez Streets by virtue Of and
order rendered BY the Hon George Judge the Fourth
the application Of James crot cntes Curator the
sion Of Theophile Loris Abyyen, decreased
N5sE LOTS OF GROUND situated 4. felows viz >
DESIGNATED by Nos aos and ol Of the comPised
peyroa Johnston and Onzsa the lot 20 having 80 feet
front Peur by l3s feet and inches between parallel nes and
and front on Onzaga street.
TWO LOTS GROUND situated square above
designated by Nos 1872 end 1872 measuring each 20 feet and lines front
3. ONE LOT or GROUND SITUATED IN SUBURB IRENE.
and 6inches front Columbus and Ill feet II inches
Duchhrufe property.
4. two LOTS or GROUND SITUATED IN SUBURB FRANK
Washington Walk by 1870 feet and La No No. 81
80 feet front Spain street. by 100 feet and front
Soides street.
ONE LOT OF GROUND foregoing suburb designated by No.
Florida Walk
inches and lines deep and front Music between parallel
lines.
6. ONE LOT OF GROUND SITUATED In SUBURB MARIGNY,
being the lot the original plan Of suburb
measuring IS together with
the thereon, consisting OLD HOUSE fronting tohe
UNFINISHED HOUSE the yard with
stances, such MOVABLE EFFECTS, BOOKS TOOLS FOR
THE Use HOUSE, without Said lot
the the finished
r. Acts Of sale before A chinpa Notary Public at the
Of the purchaser.
Term cnsti fauHlf
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED

NIL, First Municipality; 'na.' Second Municipaity "m3
Third Municipality The left hand
Post a which the lay.l " " $3.50
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.
EXCHANGE,

CoRRECTED DAILY BY W. W. WHITE CO..
Exchange Office % Camp street corner of Common street
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GEN. JAcxsoN.-In the fourth annual message of Gen
jackson the following passage, relative to Intervention
occurs
In the view I have given of connections with
foreign powers illusions have been made their revo-
tons discussions 1t may be proper to observe, that
this done solely in where those events affect
political relations with them, to show their operation
on Further than this. it is neither
policy right to interfere Our best wishes all
occasions good offices when required will be afforded
to promote the domestic tranquility and foreign peace of
all nations with whom we have any intercourse Any in
PREVENTION in their affairs further than this by the
expression of official opinion is contrary to prnc
pies of national policy and will always be avoided.
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BY LEWIS FLORANCE, Auctioneer.
OFFICE 81 GRAyIER STREET.

SATuRDAY, January 81, at IL o'clock-Will
BE- .oid at auction Banks Arcade the following DESIRABLE
PROPERTY, wit:
THREE BUILDING LOTS square bounded by julia Camp Maya
and ~ Jeph being 100 from the Of Camp
!s Nos and Each has front julia street o. % feet nehss
by depthof 1871 feet 10 inches with the IMPROVEMENTS
thereon as per plan to be seen at Banks Arcade.
TERMS SALg0ne fourth cash. the balance SIX twelve snd
eighteen months approved endorsed Iapa
interest from date with mortgage the until final payment
Of the
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WONDERS OF THE USIyERsE-What mere assertion viii
make one believe that in second of time in
beat of the pendulum of clock Of light traves
1l2oo6 miles, and would therefore perform the tour of
world in about the time that requires to wink
with our eyeds and in much less time than swift run
occupies in taking single stride What mortal
he made to believe without demonstration that the
is almost million times larger than the earth and that
although remote from ball shot directly
towards it and maintaining its full speed would be TWEEN
y in reaching it yet it affects the earth by Its at
traetion in appreeiabe instant Of time Who would
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rteynnt,L Liverpool. T C. jenkins ico
ship INLAND, Wachter, Hamburg and Bremen, .
Warnekn Il kerchhoH
ship Tbornhil Bogert, Trieste, Coca Holt
Ship Atlantic North, NewYok. Woodruff &co
Bark Baltic HONEYWELL Philadelphia, c. Meeker Geo
Sctr Minor Barbour AnIet, Brazos st lago Master
Fanny, Dunea Matagorda, Master
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NEBRASKA INpIANs-The NewYork Tribune says Eight
Indians Of the Omahaw tribe in this city direct
from Nebraska Territory They arrived by the Hudson
se e afe
contribute to their wants will find their gifts acceptable
They their way to Washington their Great
Father They present truly interesting appearance
any who have never had opportunity to specimen
of that who formerly occupied the very places which
We now devote to the purposes of civilization and
merce They propose to larry few days in this city be-
fore proceeding to Washington and will take look at
the wonders hereabout different from the native wds
from which they have just come