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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-15

DAM KILLER.-One Gross Perry Davis
l. Sons unrivalled PAIN KILLER, in bottles from
IL l.2c to 81. Received yesterday at
Oct IL. q J. DELAYS.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-15
Light has Come |!


r AMP OIL and BURNING FLUID, of SUPERB
IL OR QUALITY Received yesterday at
Oct l5-4t q. j. DELAYS
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brke[ u irkr Perkins &c'-i3 l,''man s. - div n
fnl'rr 6"'p sisshioi T ~ =, hn.
"''''' = ~ i"N'' ''''"'' ' 49, ,.i ,.,.,.a.
''lh,Hf " Ga ~ 81 1sf Sn. ~ XXI .mr T. Gerard
,'1N . " ~ 'f IN iiJ r,la.,,s / ,ute--4 do "
ion.s q o, i i (; Altilp,if 10, = u. mol 10
Nh m l1s. t,s /, ,,.., s1.r. Ia ot, ita his
iil. hi bib u,"la.sr-.
,.ou, Stain
IL eo,r Mitchell W
Ia s,,,r. IN, n,,. ts . Srwood-tO btls eggs,
h.r r, s,ie,c, ID do Hsan Simms do
pian , '"o nj 90 h.,yo,s Nj Ieif 2co2 Ric. Ir--ll
a,, Ion, d, Jn,rn,eI ,;nectri2 "a
do n Ji,uer,"n tainss tb OIL koes lac
,.,,',,, r 80 ,. Is,t "a bid. tobacso Kelly
lou Vlper s,aain Ten ng'' IL n .i,, Snon .ro a
t"ttlsfa go" 40 hrhhet, D a." ~ ~ 80 IL dr." 10 J
DO lnsr Wilson I'"' 90 " " mes, "I Co. So do eygs
aGmny cS dn yks ra a" po. Ns. s
rhh sobrrtsr q"
nrs-2se' 40 hb hra =: '" ''tIfn' ~ iS,iny r gls
sn'drl+1 to order. $780,, H..
81 LOUIS 81" hb Hour EaG", seq
hhd bids pork Aar owen ~r''D 10 t'Ft'l'
igsc do rs do lr 40 Price fost % 't w iV
Conno.y 81 M Kennedy do 10 * S3h iiSff,
Gi.ylr Gak fnnrl 5t d" hhn+t i''s N -
Shaw fa knan5o hhls ." kennrt A"a@ d" crackers
WAStI>GToS Per Steamer ,,Lnia: ysi i. B"inng
" fjry,rigi acoso I,ti % II eordan
isf II ,ly7 Paw lotit .o7 lowe 4eoI9 DO
Ersrn DO 10 Lids s,r 81, Ibis not...s key Conynghnn
, d, G5 hLs ,yar Al XIII .,ton PAYNE Harrison
6hd. sugnr :. Gls ea,ses Wright Williams bids
n,r + dc IA pr-rr il do rs hbls noln.ses
d. H. hides Aieytrr- do 10 6rie.0 leather II lS
Total, 7qs sugar tb' moltss".
sii'sf., ~, WI, 81 "dy si, Ii% Pawn .
1hu-fo, tst't .u ~ ~ ~ a. fmL., liz,
O. Nelson tro i trnck sltres7o Brnrlrr. Williams
IL tIeuy.ln Iy sro5U krllv GOWN II
+ Doln ,ro as Swney t;re1 h II do
crldy y r Carroll - McCen".1ie l5 do t;raS =
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Departures of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIVERPOOL
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Thursday Morning. March II, 1852.
COTTON-Prces were easier again yesterday which
brought large buyers who took in the course Of
the day about 10000 bales We modify our quotations
which are follows
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior, 5it@6 Middins Fair slfI6H
Ordinary ........ 90 az Fair "ial9oh
aldd M;inr ss GOOD GOOD and anF Fine "a
TOBACCO-Wc beard of no sales Of Importance.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-Sugar was in request
with sales of 1000 blids at previous rates Fair to prime
3a<64Me OF NIolasscs 100 bbs found purchasers at
the wide range Of 2Ge for inferior frmentng to choc"
rebocd
FLOUR-rhe market has declined, and noticed
sales of 5000 bbls including 800 Ohio at 81 90 600 st
Louis - 3S4 90 ls4 crossed at So 3d. and 1900 bbs
Ohio in atboa, lined and of uniform brand at 81 Is
also on Tuesday mot reported at the timc) about $500
bbs Ohio in lots the Levec. at 81 0OS4 W. T. bbl
GRANITE" rates for Corn rather easier and
5000 to 10000 sacks sold jla for mixed jG
$40 for yellow and prime white OF Oats $50 sacks
taken at 80 for Indiana and Soc for prime St Louis
pROV1SIONS-ork went up still further with sales Of
70 bls Mess not inspected at SIG % and 200 bbls to
dealer at SIG So. Of Lard the only sales noticed
4G bbls SlGS 80 l75 kegs poor at 92 and q
bls very prime at $40 Z b.. Bacon Sides improved
with sales Of 119 casks at S}4fGsTs. 10 Mt O. IS casks
shoulders at 5O721 and 90 ticrccs choice sugarcurct
Hams OF Western Cheese we noticed some 81
boxes sold at I 4(DT 70 II ID,
SALT-A cargo of $3.50 sacks Liverpool. part fine
sold at about 65e and 1000 half beached at 63
| cash.
| CANDLES-We have to report $50 boxes Star sold q;
l7GD7 H. and 80 New Bedford Sperm at 4lf, four months
| BAGGING--50 pieces Kentucky brought 13f cash
| COFFEE--So change. Sales 1850 bags Rio at 800.
| 100 selected at 91ac 4 ib.
WHTSKY-Salcs 100 bbls at H. go at 1714G11T1s. AN
| 300 Raw at 1876 T. gallon.
| FREIGIITS-Wihn day or two shphas been takcr
to 90 Mobile and load with Cotton for Glasgow, a
| 7-16d.
| EXCHANG ES-Inqury fair
Sterling. .lOs]aGDlO9l
| .
NewYork sxty-day Bills. id2l4c p ct disc
Sight Checks NewYork 81 q Ct dis,
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4 RRlN AL OE Nine. ADOLT11E-lH ohl-
N GINAI4 UNSURPASSED AM JUSTLY GElEBiAIED Nine;
AsJipHE, THE UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED GREATEST
SYNpATHlEST IN THE WORLD, AND THE SAME DlSTiN-
t;fiiSHEp LADY WHO CREATED THROUGH HER MARVELLOUS
RFV ATOMS OF THE AND THE PRESENT, AS WELL AS
THE CORRECT PREDICTIONS OF TEFUTukt SUCH iSTENsE
EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND, FRANCE AND THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES THAT PIE
SENTED HER WITH COSTLY DIAMOND BROACt AND DAN u
WEBSTER WITH A RICHLY JEWELED RING, Is NOW IN NEW
liza rs READY TO RECEIVE VISITORS AT THE WESIEkN
yEItHSpi HOTEL. CORNER OF TCHOUPiTOuLAS AND JULIE
STREETS, ORNATE ENTRANCE On JULIA STREEi FiEi +
DOOR FROM TCIiOuPlLOuLAS STREET,) WHOM SHE Will
INFORM ALL ABOUT THE PASI THE PkEsESI; AID Itit
WHAT LApY OR HUSBAND THEY WILL GET: OR BUSINESS
on EVERY DESCRIPTION. MYSTERIOUS AND ALMOST I'M
POSSIBLE PROFESSION APPEARS, SHE COMES RECON-
MENDED BY so HIGHLY RESPECTABLE SOURCES ASD WITT
MERABIE CERTIFICATES OF ACkNOW LElnitl
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS AND SKILL THAT IT. PREfL9 ns
ALL SUPPOSiTION OR PROBABILITY Or DECEPTION Or INFO
| StTiDS MANY OTHERS NOW PRACTICE.
~ CONSULTATION FEE FROM IL TO e. LADIES NOT Nt,
CYlNts MORE THAN FIFTEEN MINUTES, 81 CENTS ONLY
CONSULTATION HOURS FROM EIGHT IN THE MORNING TN
An
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MEMORANDA

t The SarAnak NJ left st LoD The Sd un port
for NewCrlcau Iowa. lcucoo Alton and rand Trkrepo
the Upper Mississippi falling, with the channel Cairo.
nlEp AT the It'll instant, board the ship racif Captain
Nelson from NcwYork Alexander H. Morrison Consumption
spoKEN-By the ship Pacific the ut oil Key West, Furi
brig IRoutiue day, large ship bound down tile Gulf witt
in her
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sseo>D D7ararcr Cornri ~ Ii. wISGATE DRorETT ~
~ NEworfgtss. JOSEPH PRADpi, IN SoiIbD. no 49,
DY VIRTUE of a writ of feri tacias to m'
directed by the Second District Court of New
loans the "ntrd aud Inrsni :" an agreement enter
into between M rie. zr.s, will proceed to 'ells pnf
action the R"ina City Exchange ST. inul4 r-et baf'
Real streets tFrSDAY, March u, lc5t, at
o'clock NJ
THE NEGRO BOY NAMED ALPdJNSE.
Seis"d IN The above suit, Belonging rnani P.aa
Tarns aash on the got. JAS. p. FBERET.
rrltn naEt ~. d lrlenns.
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letter from Milan in the Opnione OF Turin Of the 18th
state, that the forts OF Milan to be immediately
pleted that the Government has established reserve
fund TO meet the expenses Of in it should
break out
The Cologne Gazette quotes letter Lonbiry of
the 9Th stating that emigration is increasing in Lonbariy
To- fearful owing to the heavy taxes laid on prop
city in that Province
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viii leave SATURDAY March -, at H,ttark P.
ENOR MATAGORDA, IND1ANOLA, xzIFTsA
~ AND PORT I.AyACA DIRECT-RATEs RE ass sssAa
nTCED-The steamship J. W. RABUN Captain H. n Kerr
vi saye IA atoye She will continue the t- regular packet
and him ii jirt fraueft WILL LAND HER FREIGHT UPoN
TIE WHARF the different points the Bay trghi intended Tor
Matagorn point. Tor freight
'Tmks o. wICEFIAN, ~ rarap street
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET,

.IEFFERsnS City.
Wednesday Evening, March II, 1852
Arrived to-day lis head Of Western Beeve An ample
and choice stock in market.
BEEF CATTLE (Western) .5D64sc q tb net
=. =. (Texas) ................. fd3c q ID net.
6G061ac r fb net
81 50fdS IS 80 p head
Mich Cows. S20fDs45 p head
CALVES YEARtJNGs. SIS 5ofGS9 80 q head.
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VIII leave THURSDAY. March II, At click P. ".
ENOR SHREVEPORT GRAND g. u
ECoRE AND ALEXANDRIA, Reguar Red ~sSsszH5a3SE3
BRIDE-Th- elegant passenger sehner
BRIDE R Edwards
an,Iv hoard T. q. SMITH. IA Poylras street.
mill o LINDSAY x LAWRENCE.
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Bi1oy--1hc Mississippi Senate hats passed memorial
If the Legislature Of Mississippi To the Congress Of tn"
United States in session praying the establishment
of n CUSTOM house at Biloxi and regular weekly mail
hetwccn Biloxi and NcwOrleanS.
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L,rr fuoM tllE Carr DE VEHps.-Thc Boston papers
ays accounts from the Cape de Nerl Islands to the l.
Of January stating that there had hecn much sickness
among thu Islands. especially at st, Andrew and st
incct sat the latter place nearly rcc-fourhS OF the
population had died. At st, Andrew the numocf W
deaths had been very great and at last accounts the NOR
,,1;tv was increasing The Islands had also suffered
Greatly from gales and ran-Storms Many houses
had been Frustrated and the crops destroyed to such an
extent "A to leave scarcely enough for the inhabitants to
,ubsist on They were living in mud novels which was
,,,. cause of the great mortality among them
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d S,,rurES RIt!tI1s CONVENTION IN ALABAMA. - The
Southern Rights Convention held at Montgomery. Ala
h,na adjourned on 9TH lust after session of two
a,vs A series of resolutions containing the usual gen
s,litics were passed, the sixteenth of which caused
an animated and protraced discussion The resolution
was in substance follows:
That in consideration of the fact That the people Of
Alabama and the other Southern States, had declared
against resistance the Compromise acts consequently
ill., southern Rights party would not press the issue Out
guard against the future
This WIS earnestly opposed, as being tanamooht 10
dissolution the Southern Rights party and an adoption
of the Georgia platform. 1t was supported by MeSsr
Buford Yancey Elmore and others. Ultimately, how
ever substitute was accepted which modified the Ian
r,aec in respects although it was considered II
amount. practically to the same thing
A resolution against the doctrine OF in'"rHn'inn VIZ
also adopted hy the Convention The other proceeding
y.
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BY j. A BEARD g. MAY, Auctioneers.
n MlNnAN NInrrh I. 1870 nnl the fnllnH

Rr ONDA4, March 10. 1852, and the Hollow
- ~. l.e sssas'; Ntisso. , y,,.
~ .ae l. a. A' q ssf rea h. s
M c sno made between tfe s@oi Maapa,y md owner.
their q :ad iaitnr+ si 1s ay e. oh oy ,
prc. made signed before H. B. censs E Notary tnbse
l. OF GROUND the jses bounded hy New Level
'S 4 yiSE oTs Or iR6fND square
So o 2l'9 tSe sofy Sf Fatan
s. l. Fu'ot and New I@res s'rer's Lo No
TORN s IS TE LOTS Or GROUND @adsa y
l is "yt farps he so,r q MAN,
lot. 49, H. l.. 49, IS i5 front on New Lsvee and
T. sixTEEs lots OF GROUND the bounded by N,w
Ley fulton Pcydrs and Lafayette street,, numbering from to 6
dt streets No he Lafayette Fulton and New
Iera Lots 8 s,9 TO- Il, ~ 49, H. 10 front on Hh ana
$ FIFTEEN lots OF GROUND in the ags t9n1dsd By New
six" 10. No forms the corner Of L1LEe S AM @
IL, II, IS and II front on Fulton and Now
Ten lots OF GRouNDn the sq9ars bounded b. Ne h,
o Fo an, d. St[s De ,a n sed @ streets i
Dame Fulton and New Levee streets
MISE 6Ts OF GRoHNf il Dc bounded y Mt Sfo
S LIN Sd Fq9 as New Ef Sotts bse
] E Lot 10 o '95 FONT o @ F aaa s sp Sw
IT, oTs GROUND s.sS
nelu.i, LIT 80 f21ns ne corner OF julia Fulton and NV
New strees Los q 3 i 3 . ~ H. y? - 49, To-
FIVE l6is Of GRouND bounded y St Iosr
Nv sys and Fg9 as aa r." e2ts rs
Lot. 3andi Fulton and Ne leyee =tteets
LOTS OF GROUND in the o"nnfed ny Aaret
nelari New numbering from to inclusive
Fulton, New Lavee and Market streets
of Delord Fulton and New LeSee streets
| Lots and Fulton and New Leres streets
H. ONE IsET bounded by Dord, Fulton New lryee and stree
not uaunei, having four fronts -.- r, s..
The described property, s locality hyperion to any let
Estate The whole Of said lots have w
fronts opening Streets well adapted for the heavy "s-T
business whole sale stores. -. -, -.
Ithograph plans will ready for issue the August and ca
with marginal to requiring them
Lots property that ~ PSI
ties compromise is4 who mali no: signed the act con
promise under which this sale Is ma PRIOR TO the DAY Of sa sue
fifth cash; balance olual anents divide
into ouTs reqa7sd three aud credit VII
from date maturity aud Il not III
Dad eight until final payment secured by mos
on the property latz' sier tuiI.tt2
NTOTICE.-The subscriber has this day estab
4 lfshed himself FURNITURE ANDENERAl AUCIiP
GUINNESS the old stand, Ne 81 CAMP STREET and resFec
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E>RrHQpAKE MEssINA.-Letters received from Mes
na dated Feb - state that for several days previous
Nv several and distinct shocks of earthquakes a'
bei experienced in that city The houses had thus lar
witlstoo the shocks but the inhabitants were in ron
lant stnte Nf terrtl
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AUCTION SALE

BY r. N. MONTGOMERY 81 co, Auctioneers
rasHURSDAY, March Il, Mt haifpast 10
osek-Wl IT, sold at saenn nj ihs Auction artH Car p
b variety new and roa FURlFfE Try deacrPt
VIZ Terms rasH Whli
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Rr.ruors Rr,olurtov.--In Finmarck the most north
rn portion of Norway almost lost in Arctic SHOWS reNo-
linton is now raging which, although purely religious Is
attended with all the disastrous circumstances OF polite al
troubrS The inhabitants of this dcsoatc region. per
s,adrd by Missionaries of sect whose tcncs have
TRANSFERRED have rrpudiatcd Christianity and especially
,lp seventh commandment. banscd the priests ana now
opt the doctrines of the Missionaries VINO profess II
have received them directly from Heaven.
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X AMrrr,xr,lr Row The Directors of the PcnnSyvan a
ycn,yal Railroad have refused to transport West any
i Goods purchased in Network The road Is SAID to e
pcr the control Of the Philadelphia lohhefS VINO by
arrangement hope to compel Western merchants !"
buy of them The NewYork obbcrs have issued & card
he sIlLincL
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4 sURR 4 STs--i0 hbs new, for sails bs
2 Mals 4. n eiOigEs 80, III o. ais! IL ~ 'a'fs4
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ruf OMAHA IyDiANsfhe representatives OF TINS tr'br
of Indians who have been soiournng III Washington Tor
some weeks took their departure for home III the lar
West. on the ID inst
These Indians to Washington Of their own accord
uaie known their present cOndition-to complain Oh
they allegc. of the Government agent
who resides among thcmto ask prot ection against the
obstruction of the timber and game the large tract OF
country assigned for their abode under old treaty
which they say is fast failing them. as the tide OF emlgrl
finn of the whites through their country increases
The ron,lnct of Mr. Lea towards them impressed them
most favorably, and they gave him the most solemn
Wedges of future friendship.
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NEW ORLEANS:
Congressional.

thursday MORNING, MARCH II, 1852
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rnl, Municipality; 'm!,' Second Municipality; "m3
The left hand figures indicate the number OF the
Posts tyhic vessels lav.l
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Anatsr or MuRpEREn-A dispatch from Easton Pa
dated the LIST inst says man answering to the de-
srpton Of John rooc and supposed to be him has been
arrested and committed to the Jail at Stroud'burg
eargrl with the murder of Daniel Jaggars at Lyons
arm, Essex county NcwIerscy on the Goth of January
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

PASSENGERS
Per ship Westnirs ter, from NewYork-l0 in seelagc.
Fer sEil, Pacific from NeYSYors-4 in steerage
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y u ~
x rnil n attsuticH Of 'alups and plan-
n use. y "a vHiy rasarl,,e. Is d the
great e.l ara Judgment, L. f suit OF
linz, u
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FooN Sorr AMEuIcA-Ihc bark Baltimore has arrived
|a Baltimore from Rio Ianero bringing files Of tn" jOrna
, ta,,srro to the 12sh Of January which contradict
The rcnrt Of Gen Cr4uiaa defeat which was lately pub
li.rrd in the NewYork papers 1t now thought and
confidently expected that the Lbcrang Army will prove
entirely succsfu there appears To b" great ilsatcc
ton towards Rosas The Gomerco says;
The arrival Yesterday Of the English packet Prince.
-, R,,ts Avrts and Mont"viieo brings us dates from
A. ,trr to th inst Mt night and BuenOs Ayfc to lth
f, TIr accounts from the Parana highly i'm
o AMI and favorable" ten. UrquAa crossed the PaIana
NH an ult and had already arrived at Santa f.
IN nearly All the Ihcratng Army, This city had de-
49,, h, favor of the allied forces and against ROsas.
'ut 14qf,tto ton.at2. of the KOsta division with four
Fmnroi men and three thousand horses had presented
him and Joined the allied forces and many wer" daily
joining .s. u, ,c ~,
,reatrst Importance 10 the ibrratng Army in military
Int of view as it separate. al the other provinces from
aWhcn the Prince left Buenos Ayres on the 4th they
wcr. i,uoran mt Of the occurrences in Santa f."
among the allied forces there the greatest cnthu
siasn and good feeling,
The a,vcrs brought to NewA 0rk from Rio were no ate
Khan the above and were merely verbal report 1t WA
fo.sblc to have any later reliable intelligence from TIN
t If wur than the above, the English packet whcI
hrnugh it tho Prince is Il steamer The story of h
defeat of lrauza must have been Bucno Ayrean abrl
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~ SrrREME -TtnSday. March 2 lhl2.-No
lu3 X 5 and John FrrtA rs. j &. Bull X Co. Appeal
from the Circuit Court United states tor LOUISIANA MI
Justice Wayne delivered the opinion of the Court affirm
iug the decree Of the said Circuit Court in this cause
with and damages at the rate of per centun per
annum,
No lO4 II Bennett and T. p Hunt. administrators
of j Ams deceased $. +. Buttcrworth ct IA. Ar-
peal from District Court United States for Texas vi
u-ticc Mclean delivered the opinion Of the Court, ai
king the decree of the said district Court in this
cause. with costs.
Nos l0l and IA The Union Bank Of Louisiana and
|rhr NrwOrcanS Canal aud Banking Company rs Josiah
/. stafford Appeals from the District Court mt"l
States for Texas Mr. Justice trcr delivered the opinion
# the Court in these reversing the decree OF the
aid District Court with costs and rema,ing the cases
With directions to that Court to enter decree in favor o
he complainant
I NJ 36 Mary Bein ct al, Mary Heath Error to
i'm ircu Court United States for Louisiana MIR Chief
Justice fancy delivered the opinion of the Court rrvrrs
~. the Judgement Of the said Circuit Court in this cause
With cost, and remaining the case for further proceed
ngs to be had therein in conformity to the opinion o. TIM
] on
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AMUSEM ENS.
u,I,AuDE.s VARIETIES, Ceavier street.

4 THURSDAY EVENING. March II - viii he prcasnted the
faneietia Of WiTOuT IVCrMBRA Mr. bon"it.n
Fr-.ek Mr. W6rnt Piapat, Nj Holland lady 'uekrhn, Mr.
p Frann1 ~, Nrav Mrs Stage Mrs. AcVker Fatty, Ms
Reeves Followed nv [PRDTEt NJ
Howard After shib III. Ballet Of the sallk BOY
RETURN h Afoupni.r troupe To conorhr with JIM LIND
I.nny AIrs Howard bnron. Nj. Wright.
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GINDRIES-

- 1000 packages MACKEREI, Nos. l, aud 3.
gallons Winter Bl.aehed WHALE OIL.
SPERM -
bbls. DARD -
80 best quality TANNERS -
900 boxes SPERM CANDIES.
500 No. SOAP.
$50 POUCHOSG TEA. For sale by
do is,f C. s. CUTTER Il CO.. IN Tchnupitouee st
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SIPPORIEii,Thls the whne
and great persons suffering with Pains WtaEn
in ~ Buck immediate e. and finally rtur
ing de"l, srong vigorous. The
rcdsrosed consmu may be greatly benefited and have
LIE ,rninug ed ty the lis ~ tbs Brace,
- Call and tho BIZ ACE and conSinc" yours, Ives
SitER MAN, Agent tor the South,
Charles street. New Orleans.
.3r- Also Agent DIR. BANNlNGS Celebrated BODY
BRACE. mhli lyd@N
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Y respectfully friends and customers Tat 1g th
fls -erved assortment Of FRENCH AtIltSrtst
GOODS consisting Of ltes and Ihitt tl' S{sr
S.rS PIRRnNS FLOWERS ANENGLQVFS variety DRESS
which prices. DRESSES made
style and the shortest notice MO mn
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WAsHISGTOS March u. 1907.
sAlE.-NumerOus circumstances against thu extern
sien Of the Woodwork patent were presented
Dir Davis reported bill to provide for the better ext
uto Of the passenger law by making the penalties pro
vdeI in eases of their violation lien on the oenChg
vessel which was considered and ordered to third read-
ny.
The bounty Land Warrant Assignment bill. which was
returned from the House with sundry amendments was
taken up and all the amendments of the House were DIS
agreed to-
The senate resumed the consideration Of the Iowa Land
bill and MIR Dodge Of Iowa addressed the Senate IN sup
port it without concluding he gave way to motion
tor adjournment
lousr OF RErHHsENrArIyEs-Aftcr disposng OF morn
fug business the House addressed by MIR BENNETT
against the bill OF Mf Hall granting lands and the rlght
way to Missouri in aid Of the construction OF the Han
uba and st Iosrphs Railroad and the railroad from 1t
Louis to the Western confines of the State OF Missouri
After which referred to the Committee ot the Nhol,
the STAFF of the Union together with the pending
amendments.
The HOUSE then went into Committee OF the hole nl
the STATE of tn. Union Mr. Jones. of Tennessee in The
rar and the committee took up the bill OF Mr. Andrew
johnson to grant hometeads to nctua settlers, etc o'
which Mr. Dawson addressed the committee in favor
tic bill and its principle. =.
Mr. breckenridge next obtaining the floor the commit
rose and shortly afterwards the House adjourned
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NTOTICE-The subscriber has this day estab-
y lishe,t himself n FURNITURE ANDGENERALACCIig
BU&rNESs the old stand, Ne 81 AMP STREET and
os the patronage the IHhi, Dat OF door sales
nr5n vy attended made consgnntans
RICHARD NJ. MONTGOMERY Au2ti0neer s. Camp street
NavflrIaons EaIrnnrv is fel7
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VIII leave THURSDAY, March II. at O'clock p.
NOR SHREV EP0RT, GRAND ~ n
ECORR, ALEXANDRIA all Intermediate ts6t4F1SSd
lanlng4Rguar Red River Passenger Parke: steamer
It'CY Rob- SSOS-The new elegant passenger
packet LUCY ROBINSON Capt C. J. Pickett. vii cave as above
T b. SMITH Foydrss street.
- entirely new and
travelling. community. mill
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-11

COTTON-Prices easier again yesterday which
brought large buyers who took in the course Of
the day. about 10000 bales We modify our quotations
which are follows: