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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to Gay & Brother are notified
II to come forward and make settlement, as further
Indulgence cannot be given. Cost will be saved by
attending to.this matter. GAY & BROTHER.
May 26, 1853. l9--3w.
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MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
D ESOLUTIONS passed at meeting of the Board
IL of Directors of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Company, on the 4th of May, 1858.
ReSolUed That thelfolowing instalments are hereby
called the subscribers for stock in the States of Mis-
sissppi and Tennessee, to-wt From all stockhold-
north of Chickasaw and Monroe countless Missis-
sippi, as follows:
June l, 1858, 90 per cent.
September l, 1858, 10 per cent.
January /, 1854, % per cent.
April l, 1854, Is per cent.
September l. 1854 10 per cent.
January /, 1855, 20 per cent.
From stockholders in Mississippi and Alabama,
south of Pontotoc and Itawamba counties, Miss, as
follows
September /, 1853, 10 per cent.
January l, 1854, % per cent.
April l, 1854, Is per cent.
September l, 1854, Is per cent
The first call will include any per centage paid at
the time of subscribing and not in answer to former
calls.
Reso1ved That interest at the rate of per cent
will be allowed upon all insalments paid till the COM
pletion of the road, when stock dividend will be is
sued therefor.
Resolved That from and after Ist June next, inter
erest of six per cent will be charged and collected
upon all instalments passed due until paid.
0rr Newspapers in Lauderdae, Kemper, Lowndes
Oktlbbeha, Monroe, Pontotoc, Itawamba, Tshemingo
and Jacnto, will please publish the above resolutions
for three months and forward their accounts for pay
to this Grail road Office; and also let them stand
in their columns long thereafter they dispos
ed to favor the early completion of this great work
]. NJ. CUNNINGHAM,
Pr Agent NJ & O. r. R.
| Noble and Ohio Railroad Office,
Macon, Miss. May TO- 1853.
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Public Sneaking.

NJ are requested to announce that Col. j. A.
feiiow-ci citizens at the following times and places
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ALBERT G.. BROWN

Will address his felow-ctizens on the subject of
the United States Senatorial Election and in defence
of Democratic Principles, the following times and
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I0HN j. McRAE.

THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR eoshHNo"' :,
Will address his fellow.citizens atthe times anu
-. r.llo,rinnr fn-Mit
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FOR SALE
JUST RECEIVED
a superlor Tr:.ct OF E..sud for sale.

CONTAINING go acres, located in SunHower
y county Mississippi, in a compact body viz: whole
oil section and east half of section Ii township
range . West; adjoining the BEVERLY Plantation, 3
miles from the Talahatchie River and near McNutt,
200 acres of which is deadened-ready for cultiva-
ton. This tract is one of the most desirable in the
Mississippi bottom.
For particulars apply to E. DOWSING,
Agent, Columbus, Mississippi
May 7th, 1853 I5-tf
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~ Executions and Attachments, printed on
e naner and the blankneaty ruled, foF
II. az. = This ofiee Price Sl,26 per quire.
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9Tho editor Of the Vekburg Sind has directed
tcai5a to an editorial of his headed Look the
is caution comes too late. The work is done--he May
Convention did it, One of the distinguished in the
state will tell you Mr. Walker that this very OF excite
and political division predicted eighteen months ago
aud that the evening OF the adjournment OF the late
yaJn he told the prediction and remember the
result
is very IDLE in any deliberately aid in fix
ing mp cJnlnaron-and defending (which must neyita
bly, send Jd.aat the end, and hen call upon those who
sisted hg folly the rescue, heni shall appear tina
the J.y is about produce bitter fruit. When friends at
tempted amPar with faction, the result apparent
rlI uosaglcy 10 tore,c the end The history Of party
.,pae with instruction, and the whose vision no
blinded by intense personal hatred whose appetite MOI
keen for the pJ scarcely have failed to see all that has
Unopened
0TIhe democracy OF OHtibbeha have nominated Dr. b. X
BcErio the Legislature It's admirable nomination
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Here is beautiful paragraph which we find in
one of our exchanges;
elf there is a man who can eat his bread in
peace with God and man, is that man who has
brought that bread out of the earth, or it by
his honest industry. It's cankered by fraud; it
is wet by tears; it is stained by no blood'
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A WILL CAsE.-A case was recently tried in
Montgomery county, Pennsylv a..ia, in which Judge
Smyser ruled that an attempt to sign will-death
occurring to prevent the signing-t is suficet to
sustain the will In this case the -decedent had
commenced his name by writing the letter P,
when he sank back exhausted, and died in ten
minutes
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-07-02

Why is newspaper like the blood OF healthy ~
man? Because very much depends upon It's CIR
cuialion.
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Examination.

Examination.
THE first annual examination of the Crawfordville
Male and Female Institute, will commence on the
28th inst and will continue through the Ist proximo
The public are respectfully invited to attend
BY order of the Board
N. F. SCALES. Sec'y.
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VIRGINIA CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATIONS
following are the names of the representatives
elect to the next Congress-all democrats:
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6TThe Pontotoc convention meets Monday next, the
4l inst We do hope that will be guided by able and calm
counses and that its proceedings will be tempered by spirit
o, kindness and Cancellation Harmony should grow
dyueraons We believe that brethren of the
south have determined force upon another defeat We
believe hat thy desire that this division should be
Iad into another election, and may we not hope then
that their demands viii be less graspg than present In
view OF the consequences, hope that they will though
they seeking the olthe party and simply the
control oil il.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

TERMs-For State or DiStrict$l0 90, County s. 90,
Torn or Beat So 90.
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Gen. Davis

Will address his fellow citizens an Independent
candidate for Congress- for the State Large, at the
| following nlncnS
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5Ihe last Houston Argus contains excellent editorial
article under the head OF "Pon,otoc Convention" Had it
reached in publish and circulate before the
ing OF that convention should have laid it before own
readers with comments. II is late, and regret
cotemp0ary delayed the presentation oihis views 10
period 80 fate
Its to be hoped that the delegates that convention will
wh the arguments and suggestions OF the article rorod to
and gst-yiLh prudenee and lo.bearanee.
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FOR RENT.

! House and Lot. Also for sale Household ana
A Kitchen Furniture, including beds and bedding.
Apply at this Office.
June %, 1853. 22--2W
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VIM L. Harris, we are authorized to announce
as candidate for Circuit Judge of the sixth Judicial
district composed of the counties of Monroe, Lowndes
Oktibbeha, Calhoun, Yallabushe, Tallahatche, Car
roll, Choctaw and Chickasaw. Election in November.
1 pam
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GTIhe democracy OF Oktibbeha have nominated Dr. f. r.
BcEr for the Legislature. It's most admirable nomination
lie is a of talent and personally very popular.
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THE undersigned would most respectfully inform thu
| planters and the public generally. that he is nov
prepared to furnish them with as good
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Columbus, Miss, May oath, 1853 2O-tds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

.,,-n IRE yilryc al Zsaekei; his euihSrks'ioa on
-, N Arh,an pa. lor Ia lie aeHt spoke .. ne
%. ri Cesr,a P@lestspa; tic sapsd Fisc OF this cry
rr--. hs-bcr Of ref1-e; residence 4 Tie Centurion
Tie tu.t,e Psars aeeUse before Felix; ire civ tSA
"a ~ Louis IN Il FrSnce and row rufn. TIE next
sivsd 8, JaF HI sucieut CRY u JoPps. the uaid'h
81 Jsushs vlnce Of eInSrksrion; the house Of Snoa
,te tanner Of Napoeoas proceedings n |ads- bS.0To
his depsrtu.e for Egypt From IaHa hepsssed through
Rsu,lch TIE ain q sharon. snd catered the hiiiy
country Of Jusea Passing through Robbers village
be now caught his srst glimpse Of jerusaiern-Saich
ancient city With ~ two hills Zioa AID Aorish he de-
sr;beS a. considerable leasth lie also spoke Of the
valleys OF Jeho<bayhs H.naou, Ghion- and the iro-
resr Il Herds city the Temple Fo-t Ansoaia, the
Towers Of M.riamne Pazrs1lsas, HppicGs and Pc
rhiru.; and described The siege OF jerusalem ~
Herd
L4.vinz Jc-usslem. be proceeded thrcugh noun.
,as srs valleys hour after hour amid heat such as he
rever before experienced They stopped at last At the
Spring or Rock sTfsn by Moses, IN the valley OF IA
dc.h Upon this event. theeciursr mHde some few re
mark. and tfen went or describe his route through
TIE Pain Of Paran TIE Valley Of ksdesh, over Mount
Ksds.h The mountain range between Asia and africa 20
suez he vksd and crossed the Red Sea At the point
where the E-yrtsns crossed Of cd and thence con
,ipued over the lsthu1us Of sucz 20 Cairo-1f Which
place he said eoud form some idea from the pant
Ing before %, which presents view Of soms 3O
MOSQUES 4 is be said very busting city contain
Ing about 300 90 Inhabitants The citadel Of Cairo be
,sid reminded hirl Of the ofthe Nlnelakes
Of whom only enc escaped to Damascus. With regard
70 the government, Of the country be remarked that
only oneterih Of the taxes annually collected ever
reached the Golfers Of the SULTAN.
Leaving Cairo. be crossed the River Nue, which ne
said varied in wdih from nile to bali nile Crossing
tbs rive. and passing through the village OF Giseh he
visited the Pyramids Of which was more than 500
fee, high The boundaries Of the foundation OF this
Pyramid he said covered ground ~ extensive a. the
Park If Fort Green, in Brooklyn. Ascending TO the
summit Of one Of these Pyrsnd.. he hal beautiful
and widesprcsding view Of the River Nile and the
CRY Of Cairo Returning to Cairo he proceeded TO
Alexandra whence he sailed through the Archipelago,
&c. TO Go.hen and on, back TO the starring point,
reaching America in the year ls43
Mr. Johns second lecture will be delivered in the
ssme place on Wednesday evening next, and VIII en-.
brace description Of the Convent OF Marsha on he
KeIron the Dead Sea from the Ain ElSusn, (Sprng
Of EHsha Jerusalem from the Northeast and from the
Hi Of Evil Council the River Jordan the Valley OF
Ieho.hsphai the Tower Of Hppicus the Mosque OF
Omar, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

AN. NooA
January l;.......".H p
EsrERrAISMEyTs--Prof KoEpPKs will de-
liver 10 night his lecture on "Mohsmmed aud the
ssracens" postponed from last week by reason OF the
weather.
Prof LEwIs delivers hi. second lecture on the six
Days of Creation tonight
Dr. ANrrsELL will give lecture Volcanoes and
Volcanic Forces"
THos. FRANCIS MEAGIIrR will deliver his Lecture
Australia tonight ia Jersey City.
The Second Anniversary Of the ASYLUM soR PRIzsD-
LESS BOYS win be held at noon.
meeting Of members Of the PUBLIC School So
cIsrY VIII BE held a, Il, Pm, TO consider the pro
priety Of uniting the Ward and Public Schools under
one system.
At NIBIos, Madame Sontsg win repeat The Bar.
Der Of Seville which was SO well received on Monday
evening with the addition 10 the corps Of Paul Julien.
who will perform in due.t with Madam b. Ia the Mu.
sic Lesson, en- eouKns.
At WsLLAcK's TO light the Irish Hsiress" will be
repeated. with the drama Of " Poor Cousin Walter"
At BUTTONS, the "hlIers Maid" "T'oodles" aud
the Thousand MLlners"
Attic BROADWAY. Agnes de We're. !" Parry Midsun.
mer Nights Dream" Shocking Eysnx," and " Les
Rendezvous"
AT BAssUMs, Tom Thumb and Tho Forty Thieves"
day and evening
At the CIRous fests Of Horsemsnshp, and . variety
ofperformances.
At WeOD's, Negro Melodies, Dances, &c, &C.
At HZILEAs, kecromsEey Second Sight and kin
dred entertainments.
AtBANyAsD's the grea, Picture Of scenery in pss.-
tine, Sc.
AZ RI,IEY'', vivid portraiture Of EnsAh Scenery
slong the River Thames.
At BsYANs rsre Paintings OF celebrated masters st
Tie Old Word.
At The STUDIO Cvsroso, rare and interesting relics
Offorner ages.
tB The weather grew milder yesterday,
aid q. midnight it was quite vEgm With snow storm
just beginning.
~ We understand that all the Railroad
trains due last nj hs arrived Ia about the right season
Er' ABOSfs Rosina in tho Barber of Sc
vile, u certainly admirable performance We
listened 20 L with delight. and can only wish that
!nrsie "a trsnscendant were always beautifully rem
dered RoseEes Bsrtoio we regard as, Oh the whole,
the bee; ever in EewYork For the rest the per.
orIrsnee wa respectable though the orchestra wa.
deficient ia 8eAtaess aud finish the chorus aao an
DVi Dsrlao sung s Usual a llitle on OF ,rne'
THI HAEsosIoUs AoAIs N CoCscu. The
two "Detnoerssic Republican General Committee.
sgL assembled last evening different rooms
the DelGTsn Committee IN the famous Coal Hole IN
the bssement, and the Barr Committee overhead In
TIE Reading Room. ln the Delayan Committee no &C.
Ton was taken In reference to the contested seats ex
seP' toe reception Of credentas &c Of Delegates GER
t.Aed s elected by two or three OF the Tsmaany In
Pecior end OF sfdsTik In reference 70 toe contest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

ARRIVAL or THE BLACK WsRRIos.-Tho
steamship Black Warrior Capt. K W. shuteldf tron
Mobile Jan 10 at 3 p. NJ, and Havana jan H. arrived
yesterday st neon.
Nothing of Importance transpred st Havana since the
sailing of the steamer Isabel the llth for Charleston
Two Mexican gentleman arrived at Havana 10 the
English steamer Trent. from Vera Cruz on their way
10 Jamaica with the intention il 10 said Of endeavorng
to prevsil upon Gen Santa Anna to return to McKee,
The smallpox, which had prevailed to some extent
a, Havsna was fast disappearing and but few new cases
were reported.
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Np,v vopv many TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 49, 1853

rose 81 Adam and bis pcs.sr'sy ra'de BIS usn
sd s,l, rhcrs white sf Ire tine saer spirAuA
nj iv with Christ s. nasnhefs 81 his BODY make 1nh
participant of his persest rishiS'asnae. saiefn.'
aetth. ard resurrection witAcaf pronouneias IA
pucu On The ,heoogicsl merits Of this work to waiea
o,h.rs are more competent 70 10 justice than our
,lse, W. can freely commend 4 for it, strrphcmJ Oh
tone s fsirue.s aud honesty and IFS ecPious Has'rs
tons Of the language Of Scripture.
rT BRoxsoS's ELocurIoS. We have re-
eey.d copy Of q new issue Of this popular wors WIN
iupoY,srt sddfons Of new matter and oroasnf our 70
,sYksblv neat and convenient style of typosrspay.
The character Of this volume. which N previous
,,iricus has atrsired eircusticr az nearly ta'F7y
thous.rd copcs is well known 20 teachers ana students
AZ slocytion II contains complete exposition OF the
physiological principles which the snhors sys'e"
of instruction i founied-sn ingenious and thorough
ANALYSIS Of the vocal elenents-and eomPreaeAs'fe
collection Of readings Rotations sni dialogues many
Of which are from original sources The prsches
directions given in this volume we believe 10 De OF
great ysue to hose who wish 10 cultivate an essy ana
Elective slocution They not only tend TO bring our
all the resources Of the vocal organization but to pre-
serve the health Of professional men and others wao'c
,ocstion leads them TO conssn, public speaking Iac
selections for practice embody great Naries OF 'ne
best specimens IN every department OF English l'ers'
tuTe.
u BRAITHwArrE's H,LF.IEARLY Re-
rEosFrcr or PRACTICAL MEDICINE AND suscssf,
jan lSs3 Is lei with eopious variety Of medical and
surgical cases occurring in the practice OF various Pro-
:essicual men. (Suinger 6 Townsend)
g"THE EXPERIENCE or LIFE by Miss
SEwrtr lively religious novel; 10 repubished oy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19
Travels in arasin, syria, Palestine aud
Egypt.


The FIRST Of 4 course Of seyen lectures We,
i-ve-e Aoci.y evening, in tie h.-i of the Chureh
q lie Ascension. corner Of Seckett and courts,.
brooklyn The lecturer Il tie ey..ias u., Woo,
JChns Professor Of archt>c,ure Of Loaion d,.,t AZ
Rev "a y hE1son - vas e-roaccssly ssnour,ed IN
Aosdtys TriSsn0. The subject Of e. lecture v,,
description u hi travels IL Arabia Syria Pai-s,. A,
Egypi His rer-s-ks were riastr.:ed BY hr;ls,,,
ssriez Ct paintings. frOl sketohez Axea IA shose eon
tTies he remarked ths; be len LcrdOo IN A,yi Isa,
and proeeeaed ts-cugh Fr.ace 70 h.rseie- vher. 81,
took psSsass 10 Nsl:a AID frc-a thence 70 s,vru,.
which vss The srss point Of Asise grusrg upou ybh
he stood Ihis. he remarked WA an .rrers,,,,,
aneiest cry. II - decorated wiki houses .lorx
tie shores Of The rre-, AID h-,e csssle ssru.,,i
short distance cut n the water. TIE nAss.t.n,. a.
the cry number sboGi 900 composed Of chris,,,..
the Istins. and the Arrncni.a-. They xrpv .rv.
Quantities Of mulberry t-ces. and export -apeh
ak This city W. besissed IN The year IssO The
lecturer spoke Of The Bay Of e. Geors.; he uyuB.
itirs q Lebanon the Deg River Wild Rhoioiendror
hs rlii to Basibcei his reception By the Turks B.:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

gg"THr EXPERIENCE or LIFE" by Miss
srwrtI lively religious novel, ia repuolshed ey
D. Appleton Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19
Democratic Republican Young Mems Com.
uittrc for 1888.

Meets al Tamusny Hall THIS Evening
"a, of DELEGATES certified BY majority OF TanmAny In
speetors in the several Wards
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
H. J. Ddaiouys Lforxsriy Lyneh CLayR.l Isl Val a.
1853. IAN. Eooa- SPIN SPIN.
Ja1uA1y l3..........H q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

in rome Of the Warts. Only those were a4-;r,.,-.
sotcd wtsL The Dcrsvsn Committee a Toe l.., -
lss,ipg TIE frs. Fiji. Sixth. Seventh. rcn.h ~
Fourtes nth and Fifscnrh wards cSnses,ea ~,
in iron. of the lower harroom snd The dsna..
was crowded with The eonicstA AMI friend. !, ~
Committee. who were expecting ,ome s,cus "a 4. -
en 80 70 orgapiys'ion This Ccsanttee afcr ~
ipg the business before H. sdjoarred 70 N -, as
ing to finish up the rre'imnsres, and 70 s~.a a.
,ion IL the Council OF Sscbems waich meets III. -
nocn q me time consider which party !. cos,,.s
the Hsli
The Barr Committee held short session = =.
Rssdips.Rcom. TIE Hard Shell Coatestsn,s sy,- :.
,eversi Wards were sll admitted, and their ,s,h,>
acesr,ei Further than this we could nos ls.r. !.
they kept their proceedings 50 elOse. They ss~r,,
70 Thursday evening but i' q supposed they vg a.
II difficult TO obtain Tsmmsny on ,hst occasion NJ,
mediate the erection Of another ball Il Brown IA,
ard sre authorized ~ the SNehems to grxns Tie, :,
further Qusrt.r ~ st Tsmmsny, unless they shr ~,
claim, for seats in The Committee 20 q msorhy Il a.
certified delegates. This was the general inpssss.
las, evening. We ca4n have plenty Of spon M,
these contested seats are settled. srea, chang n.
taken plsce since the 5,h OF August when IL a.
favorite Hard. Shell rescrt in Tmmany cAs o.,
Hole) in possession OF the Soit.shells.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

DEPOSITION FROM THE ErHcorM Nuns
rEy-The RI Rev DR.. Wainwright prooosassi ~
,encc OF deposition on Monday afternoon, N rrsa
Church, uron the Rev Norman s'oush.on, asl~r
man in Greene County who has embraced RoSnan
The sentence was arrested by Rev. Drs hswas y
bee and Haishf, the Rev. Professor Mshas, ~ =
Rev Messrs Croes, Frost and Datfe.
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Sam Sticks Wise Saws and Modern Instances, pa.
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Last Leaffrom Sunny Side ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
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LATEST NEWS.
Te,egraphed for the Times
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA.
NEW YORK, June 16.
The steamship ASIA from Liverpool, has arrived She
brings dates to the 3D. inst.
Nothing new has transpred relative to the impending
difficulty between Russia and Turkey The intentions
of England and France touching the matter were still
unknown
In the Liverpool Market. Cotton was steady-salcs
for the week 900 bales. The lower grades however
barely maintained former prices,
Breadstuffs were in active demand at advancing
rates. Flour had improved shilling per Dbl and
Wheat Id per bushel. Corn remained unchanged in
price.
SECOND DEsPATcH.I
Col Fremont is among the Asa's passengers.
The warke preparations of the Sultan continued to be
pressed forward with undated zeal.
Thei5wiss army has rapidly filling up, and was already
on the war footing.
Roberts had been re>elected President of Liberia.
HAvRE CoTToN MARKET, May 3l-Sales for the week
76o0 bales Market quiet, and prices in favor of buy