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70 An lrishman, employed in one of the pa
per mills in Fitchburg, Mass, had both of his
feet taken of at the ankles by being caught in
a shaft, on tn, l4th inst. Some two or three
weeks since, man was missing from the
Fitchburg machine shop. His body was
found in the miIl-pond.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
rs No mail north of Washing ,on las, nigh.
;, sENATE-EXTRA SESSION.

The Senate, Thursday, postponed unui Mon
L. nex, the consideration of the subject OF
Gay |:,.trsl American affairs, and adopted one Of
-. ,vo resolutions submitted by MIR. CLAYTON
fling upon the President for Information con-
neoted herewith
..a senate, Dunning r. McNair Sergeant.at.
A. Ans Iin the place of Robert Beale, and Isaac
,soIland Assistant Doorkeeper.
Alter an Executive session, an adjournment
took Mace until Monday.
The GARDNER TRIAL--The Gardiner Fri.
g VAS resumed in Washington on Wednesday.
Noah f. Smith was sworn, and testified as fol.
lows:
Resided in the CITY of Mexico from 1881 or
7s32 anti! 1918. Saw DIR. Gardiner there FROM
IS42 10 1914: knew him as a dentist; appeared
well dressed, and made a good living by his
nrofession. C0nversed with him in 1874, Just
before he left. Gardiner said he was going into
me interior 10 practice dentisuy--could do
better there, as there were not so many den.
lists.
James Wright, miner. testified TO meeting
Or. Gardiner on a steamboat in May, lS4l, on
his way 10 Mexico. He told witness he would
practice dentistry in the towns from Vera Cruz
to Mexico, to raise the means of getting there
The witness then proceeded;
Saw him afterwards in Puebla, practicing
dentistry. and in 1912 saw him in Mexico,
where he remained till 1874, practcing dem
1istrv. He had no other business. Gardiner
Jeff Mexico in 1874, and told witness he had
bought part ola share in mine in Mcrrila,
aud was gcing TO it. Never saw him afterwards
till he came here. Met him one day at w IL
laris hotel with Togro and Sayres. Gardi-
ner passed wine at the table to them. After
dinner met witness in the passage. he asked
If he and the others were not here as witnesses
against HIM. Told him he was and did not
wan: a more. converse ion with him AGvi
him Motto pass wine TO him again, as it woulo
not be reciprocated. Sixty cid papers and lei
tiers in Spanish were then presented TO witness
which show GARDENERS whereabouts in various
parts of Mexico from AZ TO AZ, and his diver
sifed occupations.
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NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.-lhe in
" creasing popularity of MRS. DAVIS Cough
Elixir has induced the proprietress to procure at
considerable expense, new style of bottles ard
labels. This fact is conclusive evidence that it is
all that is claimed for it, sn excellent medy for
Coughs, Colds Whooping Cough, Group, Pulno-
nary Complaints, &c. 1t is now used by large
majority OF the families in Richmond, many OF
whom have voluntarily furnished certificates o1 it's
virtue, and has come to be considered the bestrem-
edy OF the day. Such positive evidence is worth
more than volumes of uncertain testimony from
abroad.
roT SAFE Wholesae aha Fe,sii' oy 6EsNEl
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street. and
BOUCHER d MELTON. Broad St, and CHAS.
MILLSPAUGH, Druggist Richmond. NH Is
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
y FRANCE AZ On

MANAGERS OFFICE.
r. FRANCE q co.
For This Dny.-Cspllals: $4,000, 10000,
10000, 7,5CC, 5OOU 4,005, 20 Of l0s0 20 of 5oO 20
of 400, &C. IS numbers, 10 drawn Tickets $40.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery, Capital: 5000,
1,u01, 800, 500, AGO. CO. $780, 400, &c. rs numbers,
IL drawn. Tickets 81.
Drawn numbers Patapsco, 81:
AZ 10 81 Al 80 l8 So 81 IA AZ SO SO so
Halt IL 81 So; or. 81 AZ %. Two more prizes
sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers Carroll Co, Is:
81 16 ID u e. "a 81 80 IS 6O 90 40 SO 5 "a
Whole l3 "a "a, do 10 81 "a, 2J0; hi 81 81 a.;
or l6 so 81, 40 n Is "A, do 43 so "a. All sold
and paid by LUCK
Drawn numbers Patapsco 90:
rs As 70 10 So 81 9 50 As 10 81 4 SO
Hf 43 70, sac; or 10 43 70, $50, DO 4 Sc 40,
LUCK.
Drawn numbers Patapsco, 90:
SO 81 l8 l2 70 - 70 80 % Sc 81 "a 81 At
Whole rs Al "A, S5u; half 80 50 81, $50; quar-.
ter 80 81 s5J quarter l2 80 rs, $50; qusrter AZ
SO 75, S50-all solo and paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Susquehanna, 16:
n q SO 80 "A &c 62 80 6 10
Ticket 80 81 e., piize Of $500, sold and paid by
LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Bel Air,l:
43 A "a 81 SO 70 IS "A GA Is 81 "a 35 So
Whole, 81 80 a., S75; whole, "a "a 81 $50; or, SO
SO "a, s75i Or "a Sc 43, $50, all sold and paid by
LUCk.
Drawn Nos Patapsco, SO:
"a AZ 50 Al II 81 6s % a ST
Half "a So; or, % q II; qr "A II; or. "a Al,
four more sold and paid by LUCK.
To my old Customers and Eriends.-My
Office Is now opened az No. 3, Governor street,
Gate r. G. SCOTS ofice) for the sale of Lottery
Tickets, where it will give me pleasure to wait on
you. G. B. LUCK.
Orders for Certificates or Packages, or single
Tickets and shares in any of the Maryland Lotte-
ries, will meet prompt and conhenual attention. If
r. FRANCE IL CO., Managers,
NH 10 or to G. B. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
CLARKE's OFEICE-I4th street.
Drawn Nos Delaware, o., March 18th:
IL 80 l6 Is as Az 46 10 "a 50
Quarter ticket II 10 7o-a prize OF $1,000 sold
and paid.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Extra, No sc, March Is:
IS 5 IL 81 10 "A 40 / Is % n A
Quarter ticket 2S A, $40 each, sold.
Do do "a 81 NH l6-5t
Nh ATTING.-A lot OF superior Canton Mat.
Nl ting, received and tor sale by
BREEDEN e. FOX,
NH 1e-2w 2l7 Broad street.
III OTICE.-The Misses MUhRAY nave I'M &c
" unoccupied Rooms. mn ls-ts
NUGAk.-6o obis Lovering's crushed Sugar,
~ boxes DO double loaf do
for sale by JOHN A. ROBINSON,
NH IA Corner Cary and Va streets.
Ia AhNEsS LEATHEh.-l50O lbs OF extra
L l. quality, received on consignment and Tor sale
by
nah IA TINSLEY & BRYANT
E>EATAEks.-50Oib lbs OF best qushty, received
Il On consignment and for sale by
NH IA TIESLEY g. BRYANT
&PIkE NAILs.-lu00 kegs, 4 10 inch, on
~ hand and for sale by
NH l4-4w TINSLEY a. BRYANT
AHUT HkhRINGs.-4a bbls, TOR sale by
~ mn Ia JOHN III. CLAIBORNE.
HUCUMRER PICkLEs.-i0.0O 600 uperior
" Northern Cucumber Pickles, PUT up expressly
Tor family use, retailing 81 shilliugs per gallon.
HULST a. KING,
NH I7-lw Franklin 81, opposite Old Market.
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BY James M. TayTor. IncT-

TWENTY-FIVE nUILDENE IorS ,s
= SIDNEY AT AUCTlON-Wnl be sold of auc.
tion on Monday, 18th of March, commencing at
3H O'Clock, r. NJ, upon the premises. fourteen
Building Lots situated in the plan of Harve,s Al.
diton to the town of Sidney, and directly nnnose
the residence of Mr. B Tyler. Eight OF the Lots
front on Pine street, and six Cumberland street:
each lot fronts 25 feet and runs back lC4 feet All
ter which, will be sold eleven beautiful Lots within
the nclosure, fronting about 80 feet each
and running back about l25 feet These are about
the most desirable Lots now to be had in thai
neighborhood for building purposes, being well
elevated and pleasantly located
These Lots being within few hundred wards OF
the heavy manufacturing establishments of the CITY
and In section which is improving with unprece
denied rapidly, offer advantages the operatives
employed In those works for securing pleasant res
licences, or safe Investment to the capitalist
TERMs-Onethr5 cash, balance at SIX and twelve
months with interest, with deeds of trust upon The
property to secure the deferred payments.
NH IL JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct
T ARGE NUMBER OE BUILDIN
A LOTS AT AUCTI o N.-WLi be sold on
TUESDAY, the 29th March, upon the nre,niees re
spectively, from 40 to so Building Lots, situa
ted the western bounds of the CITY, as folio
on the north side OF / or Marshall, west of the
residence of T. F. lsbel Esq; in the rear of the
residence OF Hon. J. III. Bolts, and about IS on the
north side OF Leigh street, north CT Buchanan 8
Spring. These Lots will be laid off into sizes
suitable for building purposes-say fronting 30 feet
and running back $50 feet toan alley. These Lots
being located near the corporation line, and in
neighborhood which must improve, are worthy
the attention Of those wishing to inves. in unim-
proved property, or those who desire to secure
pleasant homesteads at moderate cost.
The sale will commence at 81 O'Clock, with the
property first named, and proceed in the order ad-
vertised
TERMs-One.third cash in advance, balance at 6
and IL months, with interest," and tile retained IN
til the payment OF the last note
NH ll-tds JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr
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ltY- If Yea Want something Very Nice
Tor Tea, send 10 VIM FALCONEk'S Bakery III
Main Street, about o'clock, P. NJ, and gel some
Tea Biscuits, NH lit
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EP R0ckbriGge Alum Water, from Il,
ROckbridge Alum springs, Va.-Ths cell

LF Rockbridge Alum Wafer, from the
ROckbridge Alum springs, Va.-This cele
brated Water is dieretic cathartic, tonic and ate
rstive in its effects on the system. 1t exctes the
acon Of the liver in many cases. in which caloInel
would have effect.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use Of the Rockbridge Alum Water for many years
in great variety of diseases, has acquired for it
celebrity rarely ever equaled and Is steadily in,
creasing. The most eminent ehemists of the day
have examined the Water, and found it possessed
extraordinary medicinal properties. 1t has been
declared by the best authorities to be cure for
every form Of Scrotua, Chronic Liver Diseases, all
Chronic Diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels, Dys.
pepsa, CHI onic Diseases of the Eyes, Mercular At
ections, and particularly adapted to of Passive
Uterine Hemorrnage, complicated with derarge-
ment of the Liver and Stomach, and many other
disorders arising from impurity of the blood.
BENNETT Il BEERS, Druggists, No l25 Main
street, Richmond, Va, the sole agents for the
sale of ROckbridge Alum Water. Price per
barrel $50; half barrel So by the gallon so cents,
cash on delivery, OF good city acceptance.
The public are cautioned against variety of ar
ticles purporting to be Alum Water. Unless it
com through us, it cannot be genuine, and is not
from the Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va.
ia 2S-d& WIN
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"a Delicate Females aud An

Eg Dr. ! o!ln =. t*ait.iula, III Homeopathic
Fhy stefan. Office on Governor street, nearly op-
pOsite the Governors Eouse. nh I4-6m*
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sE-EN Nm FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
kgarITaS Lost, between the Basin Bank and
sz<lsAaSS Y Nsthe Powhatau House, yesterday
morning, large size hand Trunk,
labelled Beers Temperance Hotel, Washington,
d. c., Exchange Hotel Richmond, and bearing the
initials C. w. B. on the end, and the name Chas.
Britton over the lock. The above reward will be
paid for the delivery of the same at this ttfice.
NH l7-3ts
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10 Husbands, wives, charlottesville


Great Restorative and InvigOrator! HAMPToNs W.
GETABLR IINCTURE. Extract from James Harris
Esqs, letter, Alexandria Va.-After speaking of won
suffering with the liver complaint and from feelings
OF inability, constantly complaining with weakness
through her whole system. Size enjoys better
health than sine has for thirty years being entirely
stored by the use of Hampton's Vegetable Tinctue.
Crimes, ESQ, Loudoun Co. Va.-Extract from his
letter: My wife has been for years afflicted with
great weakness pain IN the breast, side and back
aipltatlon OF the heart; feebeness of the nervous
system loss OF appette complexion sallow; the signt
OF one eye almost gone, the other very weak am
pleased to say 'Hampton's Tncture has restored nef
10 perfect health. Her eyes are as good now as ever
they were.'' =,
We have certificates from Hon III Clay lion II NJ
johnson, Vice President OF the United states, from
officers of the u Navy, from the State department
at Washington from the brother 10 the fhyslclan 10
the Emperor of France, with hunoreds OF our pest
known citizens all atests the great virtues OF this
T1ncture. -, =,
Hampton,s Vegetable Tincture, by its mild action
on the stomach liver and the kidneys, will cure dys
pepsia cough asthma, bronchial and lung affections,
pains in the back side and Breast consumption scro-
fula rheumatism, govt, neuralgia nstula, piles bowel
complaints, worms, nervous deslhty-Wlth all dis
eases arising from impure blood, and Is the greatest
female medicine ever known.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cerhcate OF
For sale by O. A. sTRECKER, Main street, Rich
mond: O. b. JONES d. CO Petersburg, Va; Doctor
COOKE Fredericksburg; MORTIMER NOW
BRAY Baltimore, and 304 Broadway, New York;
and by Druggists generally. mh lf-d-cls
ElESsY- If VIM Mani Something Very Nice
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sSea HAkREYS 81 BURGESS have
- rem owed to 18th Street, between Main and
~<s<-ssSS Cary, where they will still continue to
undertake and execute all kinds # Painting and
Glazing, with the very best MATERIAL; and
not being altogether dependent on journey men to
do their work, can safely promise, il shall not be
surpassed by any other in The city, and by strict
attention to business, hope to merit share of the
public patronage. mn lS-3m
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STEAMER POCAl1ONTAs.

sTEAnkh PUCAl1ONTAs.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
slKVn h. The Pocahontas. Capt Jones,
will be ready to receive freight for
the ABOVE places this afternoon, and she will n.
tnue to receive il up 10 the hour of 2 o'clock NJ
Saturday, the 20th instant
NH lS-2t LIDLAM e. WATSON
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MOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
I'LL ON CARY, BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH STSl
FOR SALE.-The subscriber is authorised to self
most valuable Building Lot on the North eide 0.
sidence of Mr. John Allen, fronting 40 feet, runf
ming back 1853 feet to an aley-with the privilege O
building against Mr. Bave wall.
NH 1875 w. GODDiN.
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BY WeIffDgtOn GOddin.
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
1,A ON FRANKLIN STREET, NEAR Elk.
HHh iiaGE HOTEL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
~ M oe SOLD at public auction, on the premises, on
weanesday Afternoon, the 23d March. 1853,
SSonenclng at half past O'clock, the First Pres.
80. ian Cnurch on Franklin street. with the va.
.e;u ground attached thereto. Two vacant Lots
ha a NC SOFA with or without the Church, az may
De agreed on at the time of sale possassinn civ
18th June next Ao''0'S'o" e''eH
, a;s.a.Ms-rour. eight and twelve months for ne.
so.moie notes, interest added, satisfactorily en-.
paid. i"'' nose shaii oe
NH Is w coDn,X,
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I ARGE BLACK TONQUA BEANs.-
Ia 1000 lbs prime quality, for in lots to suit, by
minis BENNETT a. BEERS, Druggis.a
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GO The Notes OF the 'sPe0pie's
S~-aa Banh,' Washington, will be redeemed
in Virginia money by
ja S-ts BENNETT s. BEERS
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LNAMIhY RAR DW Il RE- Easmelled
L sauce and stew Pans, Fish Kettles, Soup Diges
tiers, Coffee Boosters, Fry Pans, Gridirons Coffee
Mills, Sadirons. Furnaces, Scales and Weights, pa
tent Balances, Plate Baskets together with large
variety of other Cooking Utensils, for sale at mode
rate prices, at l37 main street.
NH Is BULkl.EY d. co.
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60 FERNANDEZ q PEY TON !.
ga Commission Merchants, San Francisco
California. ]. L. FERNANDEZ,
NH I'm B. PEYTON, Jr.
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CLOTHING FOR MERCHANTS
" loco low priced Vests assorted coiors
1900 pairs low priced Pants
1900 Linen, Check and Fancy Goats
And additional by every Steamer, direct from our
factory at New York.
NH rs KEEN, CHlLES & BALDWIN,.
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fNAkTEk'S SPANISH MIXTURE-A
~ fresh supply otths celebrated medicine for sale
Wy THUS PACE,
ma Is Corner OF Bread ana 4th streete
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DREEDEN a. FOX, have this day received
ID by various arrivals, the most attractive stock
of Spring and Summer Goods ever before offered
by them, consisting of all the new fabrics and de-
signs in Ladies', Gentlemen's, Boys end Servants
wear, with q full stock of Housekeeping Goods, to
all of which they ask attention of city and country
buyers, assuring them good Goods al very reduced
prices
NH lS-2W 2I7 BrOEd street..
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~x-S ROPER a. MURRAY UNDER.
As>-A-s TAKERS. Governor street. between
Main and Franklin. fe 2S-ly
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NRENEH CHINA DINNER AND TEA
l. SETS.-We have just opened several patterns,
latest style, gold band and white China Dinner and
Tea Sets; and have also sample patterns OF Dining
Sets, very richly decorated thereby enabling those
in want TO select from variety Of patterns, with
the advantage OF having the number OF pieces de-
eired, and OF having them decorated in the latest
designs. BULALEf d. CO,
NH 10 1877 Main street.
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ssshkta IA hhjs SUGAR IA s4dsT
1.a sbs 6ass o19s 9.4 hhas ~ l4o.aasea.
faa -. /, - .,.u, an ma, s,y., II mi. tnolasss
Fgats rs Ehds auRAt u nnolisass Urqghsftf
khds Eta khoass5O do 10
aids es P,vue iarfison4s hbds ale yel-ssbbs rnoa
Ds1srrsqg hLdi SUGAR n Lee Ibis moisass " 7
DslelSO hhAa sug,ar gon5ryi5 Roieho1-2li
ka 10 odsr-To4,i 81 hbds srEsf bbs
MONTGOMERY ,ea,nsr .,,oa. 9as bass cotton Farley,
-, ~ s 40 i,..t. uViiss
sE n q ~ 3I ~ ~ w. = 70 ~ ra NJ
r,.aI " m .is'sa ~ ,t i ~ q Us Ies9 baiss
-, s ~ 4 ~ " y. ''A 800 49, - !, ~ t,..ta
RED " ftPet st amer X N Joneh 100 pafA
oS do Wright, Williams &'o-ss Greenwood 1eot y
eco 20 fauth Gnl 81 uleveiAnd bros oeDsf 81
son &c01 Cummings stewart a. OIL buet snnnu Carer
Pcgam Hsleheti6 Oakley iiawttus-ig y \ Ss,
Hh- u fcket, Feits Aoo-li inf9er, fisoh "a
W. i WV. N q = o,t, Ba,iie q grsnda, vii
hams gs,,s, 60, 4 - Tenns Csinan sacks pc
~, l'li1 90 ~ W !, H. isa bfies n Greer.
~ nue. ~: n o,r ~ wit William, AGO Is5 hides :
WOO SOB" % 4 bos hs.sH - ~ bias n n carroll al
lss nae ROT M'it7r ,t 80 "a bses iet sltss e,e
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YlcEsEuRG rf;. Aaaao 20 b.Iss sat,on J wlz5t
l Williams &.6 B,Slaunon, Carroll Se-95 Swinyl Green
@d ia Ws S'.s4S ia f,S b ,'.sa
WITH Il + " XIII y o s r. Sg3d dol 90
sFr . l Lre ii al, An q bs SO i Ia
II % gTsFe N IacEar 30 Hall lclds NynAer Sye
paS- sa1ifis. 70 Srls,-fca NJ; ials.
sere! Storm i: bates e2't0a u free9 9 see
iIeplers On NJ Grggnwoot Aoll Davis Titus eoS IL 7
isais~S! aw.ias pauesa &eo-i4J Byrbe i-aou, Car
10! S si p ' w - GqstaSt Ftns S
Ics luuds-.a u Carter kso-l Robson Allen do II
d OK. $50 Fisac v shaw &so 50 g \
hon Watt D saola A. Mlenh ger6 bb measses u
w.s,uXeIo N-rsr steamer opnsia IA !sc cotton 3 rag'ls
Skatsg a caama.E squire Veto Belo.qlQ pa.
aoi:I ,at' Sgs Seoii Miht Williams Ss9t DO H. nol,
e do y ss SGssR 4P3 d s1g@5 Hail fId1
do yer Ba9qs5 do y bids Payne Harrison 50 do
S aef ~ Gbs 70 ortf 80 O 'o"n ~ mus
ST = ~. Sfsf A@gn ~ = bales g!oa 3,
Lob, ChaPSngf sn cotton n ahd asnT k9rL!l
Ahds sugar Fel9~ea &co-51 Dc 81 G5 9sses peBnci hhd
3 i ss 6 5s oc G and sluo' to oi isr''
LAFGpRclE steamer Or l'atgyi q ss sqgsf W 9 Hsvs
Payn ila1riso1 hsnaI Z visuaad-l6 Iiayde d
@ o6s gelas,s de Eaa 9a9 saas a Ss s2ss .yt
iasses ssbarsi do W h Thompscu-4 Downs, Cuiy
Total, ii4 hhis sugar lI5 ibis uola7ses.
A5 5 @ s Rs Sss Isp
Carroll NolO Ward Jcpas Cleveland Bros Scot do VIZ
Crceyy3 Aetae, Cofnan &eo2 Mltsnheger &eolS lea
Is Byrue &eo Il Payne HarrouS RoeeIlss MeDopga
Gerard 6coS5 hhds bb molasses Gordon ir2o hr
81 hhds Iauve MeCAAT Lhds Wright Williams &o-
do Roman kernionS0 do Brugr40 bb moaos Watt De
sAuies2i do Woodruff do Kelly, Conyngha 6cCT2
Musson-Total cotton 253 bales.
GRAND ECORePer steamer Kimbal; % bales cotton
DO cammaok squirss wessss DO Roaeeua
Wright Williams &eo?e Payne HarrsOn22 Pasquer &eo:
ohate9nsr-l Kelly, Cunningham &col Henderson fenlel
81 TsI59 sell 4 Carter Seos Il PomiOS So-5
Head Cao-2 w Arthur 6co2 Toledano Taylors
ebs molssses Montgmeyl do 81 bids swiney Gree
Acoo DO % hbs measses Boga Foley bids
rolsdano Tsyo6 DO Fsowss &eoIs 30 IS bbls nossse,
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


JEFFF RON LTTII
S.atnAg EyESrso trbr'Sfy rs, lst7,(
Arrived 60 I, S. aa ys Tana-fssr Caie aHl ~ Hog ysisy
,t.,ia slr. To nl'ss' VOL Supplied Irea e. Cattle IN
.ats T. los are froi=- a74 Hog. easleta
-rRECEs-
ge.s Ca4rrt Eps y g4a.s. ws-sIlaJ g he net
slgF ArttfrrH Hl- . ..ab coo y nell
v
Sv..4 ................a Sod - hoad
e..EE5 rs 900 bad
q 9olas 50 2 bead
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

The attention o. the pabcs called 10 The superior facilities Of
this office for the execution Of EVERY VARIETY Of
s1gas, .Bgt, anp afayc1 Ie..gg= a9reg3 Printing,
PROM MAMMOTH POSTER
II ne smallest aad most deeq's Cq,d md Caatttq.
In ye of unsurpassed beauty and elegance and a, prices
Is moderate ; any Office in the city.
THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
Is one of e complete and the South Large
additions Of the
Latest Styles OF Types, Border- and Ornaments,
Have recently made and the latest imp1oye the
business Will continue to be introduced a. fast as
they make their appearancein the Northern
and Western Type Foundhes.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
In Gold, CoIored Inks and Bronze,
Executed with and dispatch, the latest and
brilliant style.
t- Psrtcular will The Printing STEAM
BOAT BILLS and CARDS, STEAMSHIP ELLIS sad PosTERsi
departments Laeu the selection o
sr Having Pes f immense dimensions, enabled
than procured
t Particular Will also be bestowed upon Law YERs
BRIEFS proohests Of which will be furnished
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1ss,~ The regular White River and Newor.

Iag' The regular Nnite liINef ana NeWDf
packet BUENA VISTA, A, Il, McNHr, rnne having
lu,ailHby detained viii leave for POCtDNTAS Baes,ip
mediate landings THIS DAY, ~ O'Clock positively.
~ tfa dit passagr Gpply on heEri o. to
MARSH, RANIEiT x co, % Pnyirss street.
Wl4 STONE WALWORTII Ks Tohoapitoplas street
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MEMORANDA.


~ At'lsBaa., I-r la,7P, NJ, 'ss Steamship c-rs-at
ON g.a i4r.
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In First District
CDLDNATLif. iis1s1ais lSS ttlcs William
~ 10 Esan rouesa &os5 Nelson 80 do Curry
Total a. bales.
ISpIANAPer Pll asents MeCrcek's boats; $50 hay
INDiASAPss Spikes 600 ibis lard WHEAT
Hewitt, Nort.u
INdANA-rsr DasEirk Joas $4,000 pounds pork Hewitt Nor
ton q
iSDtSA-rsr we,s., boat. 900 ta. aar 800 do whisky.
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DLACTpEs YARIETIEs. Gravier a.reet :
MADAME EMMA G. BOsTwICK, Of sasgl

MADAME EMMA G.. BOSTWlCk, Of ia
wi Ss~ York respectfully the citizens q Nss E2TX
orleans Ari her friends hai ahs sal I'VE bHAND Ie
CONCERT MONDAY EsENING, February a. assisted -
- lhs fjtlo.ing eni.srt ATts -
Eaz Il Hslana.
Solo Flati. Nh. JULIUS SIiE Frsi F Pross
sor0f tie Roy Conservatory LAeps'f.
ANNE IA Petite ia Regisr 1aiy
sasrs1 Cne1B dan zeT Il the Bad
G.sfsr Of her Mai sty'a r. irlsut a JontsSal.
HERR TtIlfOW. Pah His RNa fighness the Duke d
~ f 3sti particulars tsrs.fsr -i4R