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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

An article recently published in the Tenth Legion
of Virginia, says, that in consequence of the agta
ton the subject of slavery, in the last General
Assembly of the New School Presbyterian Church,
which met at Buffalo, number of ministers of that
persuasion in the Synod of Virginia have signed the
following resolutions and proposed them to the
Southern Synods for adoption
Resolved l. That the Presbyteres in the saveholdng
States decline making to the inquiries proposed
by the late General Assembly.
ReSOEUed 2 That said Pesbyerie DO fully
in the next Assembly.
Rtsoed That said Presbyteries instruct their delegates
to the next Assembly, in the of the subject of slavery
being introduced to propose resolutions expressing in the
strongest terms the opinion of the Assembly, that all further
agitation of the subject in that body most unwse and
proper and should not be permitted And should the As
sem refuse to sanction such resolutions that the Delegates
from said PresbyterieS be instructed Immediately to with
and unite with those from other portions of
opposed to the further agitation of this subject in the Assem-
bly,, either organization in such other
as in their judgment will be most expedient.
The same paper says that some of the Southern
members of this church are in favor of immediate
secession, and that, possibly, some will take that
course but that the plan indicated in the above
olutions seems generally preferred.
Land Navigation.
Twenty three years ago, the 18th instant, says
the Oswego Times, the first railroad was commenced
in the State of New York. This was the Mohawk
and Hudson, running from Albany to Schenectady
One year from that time it was completed. At each
termination it had an inclined plane. with grade
of one foot in eighteen. The expense of this road
only sixteen miles in length was over one million of
dollars and yet it was laid with rails of not more
than three-fourths of an inch in thickness. The
building of this road was at the time regarded as
wonderful achievement. But what is it in eompar-
son with subsequent achievements of the kind in
this State Since then the following railroads have
been constructed in New York:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09
Reeovery Of Two Negroe. ana a .. $. Marlne.

An extra from the Daily Globe Office, Portsmouth,
Va, dated I'd inst says that two negroes belonging
10 Capt. Jarvis and Mrs Tatem, of Portsmouth, and
marine from the U. S. Ship Pennsylvania, was found
concealed board the British Ship Samuel, lying in
Hampton Roads, on the 1st inst The Captan--Da-
Vid Morris is said to have rendered every asssis-
lance in his power, in the search for the fugitives.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09
Later from Havana.

By the arrival of the IT, S. Mail Schooner Eclipse
at Charleston the 31st ut., we have dates from Ha
to the 25th. We clip the following items from
the correspondence of the Charletton Courier
HAVANA, August 25.-Messrs. Editors Our Sugar
ket remains very dull with few transactions for want of ship
ping but holders nevertheless keep firm Our stock amounts
teabou 200 900 boxes of which 600 second hands
Molasses is at l4@2 rails, firm with little demand.
rice without any stock hand quote 14@
l43 RAILS.
P p Lumber in very good demand, at 80 q $34, very
scarce.S
Freghts high say ca for Cowes and Market, for the
United states Il $l4 y box, 81 z hhd vessels exceeding
ly scarce.
Exchangeon London III a LII q cent. premium; New
York, a a cent discount.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

NEws-There is statement going the rounds of
the papers, estimating the amount of contributions
various places for the relief of the sufferers from
yellow fever at New Orleans. We see that Will
mington is put down having contributed S1,784
We dislike to correct such errors but it nevertheless
appears though the matter should not go unno-
ticed. Some of our citizens have forward in
the proper spirit, and made liberal Donations
Some of the societies, too, we learn, have also made
contributions, but to what amount unable to
state precisely; yet satisfied that all the con-
tributons yet made in Wilmington, will not amount
to anything like the set down in the papers,
We say this with regret, for know that citi-
liens have the reputation for benevolence of DISPOSE
ton and we know, as general rule, there is no
community more kindly disposed. We have done
duty, and now leave the matter in the hands of
the citizens of Wilmington Journal, Sd inst.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-18
Remarkable Correspondence.

The New York Herald lays before its read
urs n copy of n diplomatic correspondence
which took place in April, 1851, between Lord
Palmerston and the Marquis of Mira,lores,
Minister of Spain, with reference 10 the sup
preston of the Cuban slave trade. The letters
oil the English Secretary are short, sharp, and
decisive--thos of the Spanish official, pomp-
Gus, c~vasivc, md windy. Lord Palmerston
throws out n very palpablc threat against
Spain, in case of tho continuance of the traffic,
which he rcprobates, and the Marquis Of Mira
flores replies in u style Of bombastic sycophan-
cy.
There is one remarkable sentence In Palmer
ston's last note which we beg to submit TO
Cancdo and his friends, as il contains mittar
which is, Mt the same time, startling and sug-
gcstivc. After stating what the Spanish Gov
crnment ought to do, the d"iplomatist says:
"But fhr different is the conduct of the
Captain General and while, on one hand, he
shuts his eyes to criminal and disgraccfnl prac.
tees which IL is his bounder duty TO prevent,
he returns angry and d%iscourteous swc to
communications which il is the duty of Her
Maiesty's officers in Cuba to make to him.
9TH Spanish Government will do we'll TO
consider that If such n course of proceeding
shall continue, the people Of this country. in
stead OF looking with displcasurc at attempts
which may be made to sever Cuba from the
Spanish monarchy, may be led TO view, with
satisfaction, the accomplishment of an event
which, in consequence OF the conduct Of the
Spanish colonial authorities, will have to be.
come the only means Of putting nm end TO the
( commission Of crimes which the Spanish crown
xsolemnly bound itself many years ago utterly
forever to prevent any Spanish subject
$ffom committing" "PALMERSTON."
Isl The above is a pretty fair specimen Of the
Hsiylc in which Lord palmcrston conducted the
Foreign affairs Of England, and lis vigorous
simplicity and directncss must have proved
anything but agreeable TO the poor, poinpous
NiraiioroSl
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"a TO THE VOTERS
Hthe 9th Senatorial District OF tho State
oil Texas, composed Of tho Counties of
Gonzales. .Guadgiouoe. Caldwell, Hays

\ | adopt this mcthai. ellow.citizens, to in.
Moua You that | ara n candidate TO represent
q ou in tbs Senate, ut the ensuing session Of
9thc isegisiaiurc To this brief declaration |
n,ave but little 60 adi ut the present timc.~-
gTbe SiHhlp Is the usual forum for extended
4lissussion, and 20 tsat | invite opposing csndi.
Aiatcs. ain ne wagering. or Janus faced pol.
a%itioiau; and | wish Il 10 te distinctly nmdor-
$ssood. that | occupy no such ground I'll am
4f,ot aifiy aud cerncsly understood. II shall lc
Slo fault of uttige, am, then. fellow citizens,
u Democrat | haNp ever aotcsi and spmpsthi
aTctl mos, cordially with Ihe grsa, progressive
5,lcnccraey of out glorious Union. My opin-
ions have hSen long since formed and src na,
hksly to undergo any change
iaSsgarj 90 ear own great State, % WHOM |
ose for al that | asn, ~ ever hope br, and Ia
whose interest aud laTiNnvSs | am connected,
.ihsn,fi,sA. shoutd | BE- h~ouortsi With a sra, Ia
sf@ ,ouaselS nss course saust ie ~otyiota& l
1$hAll net tsit 81 siiletEt With uas}cliine intce
zAty, III application &c thnsS ygsmsiple@ ata,e
ttcstst! 10 Oh ereAt sst IsaFs,Ftsnt measures
Stats iSE4slSitsh Auace- thtse, rsaS IL,
aeaiSoatsi. a. IS thc highest iHi{snsthnftA ; So
,n ~ cesaln0a sciWa. clacAtlan. THIS i a
stst slWsy8 ntST to feS heart, snd shsll ~
~ my has, sori~st TIE sntsest II later
ssstscytlaenss - eBs &C zrsas asaguiiadg
cs3ss r. shs h'sisst wissEsa IL tlse stats
tag s6tsA q ~ he ras5~-easf unatfsv4sasirl
hltss. ~ssisyuaesl oe-she ~insisss, sase4s Us a.
afsssi ARD rnsov~i hcynsei sss i~uyi~sNttaa
at rainsJ& esklsi, fsow iscisr sleeelag4sI
bsahi stsossi A reh harvest Co sast y rssssn.
ltt Afsl e~stiresss And shry kiaasd ~ ~fsr,ss<
srse b setsahawk spsi @~Aissng Insk ~
savzTA
E7 5hsse. assd ether matters VIII c,snc tassc
L. lsxsesssate fs its sesses las Il 4 aNs .e.
elsss - dssaie T. ,hs sssisvNs urssn Soy sssb,
fb&FN te kesilon I extect 60 meet shc
- - suts 'sts IN tsx, sisn ses sievs siSii
4gswn At length.
~ ksA. kll0u cisisessS
NJ Noy tAst ss.-I
", HESS JONES
scn-ssss Nay ~ iSss.
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We learn, says the Washington Union Of
the oath inst, that the Secretary of the Navy
has suspended the distribution of the fund yot-
ed by Congress rs extra compensation to those
engaged in the naval service on the coast Of
California during the Mexican war. lie had
reason to believe that measures were inaturcd
for deffauding the Government by means of
false afidavits and forged certificates, and his
order of suspension was issued To detect and
counterfeit these schemes of plumber. 1t seems
TO be yet unknown in certain quarters that the
public treasury is under the protection of n
democratic administration.
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tFor the Inquirer.
Gonzales, Texas.

In sylvan shades and woody bowers,
How sweet to spend the passing hours;
Where every leaf, and bud, and bloom,
With vcrdant hue, and sweet perfume,
Inspire the heart with tranquil peace,
And bid the storms Of passion cease;
Where every thing is clothed in grccn--
Only the hand of God is seen!
No gildcd dome, nor spacious hall,
Nor stately tower, nor granite wall,
Nor sculpturcd rock, nor palace fair,
Can with the forest trees compare.
The p%rairics wild, the lofty hills,
The gushing streams, the gentle rilis,
The tender grass, the grazing herds,
The flowing plants, the singing birds,
The lowery fields, the gentle breeze,
That softly murmur through the trees
Enchain the mind, the heart control,
And bind the passions of the soul.
Amid such scenes tho village stands,
With noble hearts and busy hands
Vicipg with each in the cause of truth,
TO educate the generous youth
To train the mind, instruct the heart
To act in life n noble part.
The College first in the noble cause,
Govcrn'd by wise and wholesome laws,
A beacon light to all around,
It's stately walls and classic ground,
Will send forth many IA valiant youth,
To battle in the cause Of truth,
In noble deeds both good and great
An ornament to Church and State.
The Faculty n worthy band,
With hearts resolved together stand,
And toll with unrclenting care,
A lasting monument to rear!
Long may her consccratcd halls,
Responsive to her country's calls,
Prepare her soils TO take their stand,
As beacon lights in all the land
Among the virtuous and great,
OF Old Sam Houston's noble State.
Goasakcs, June Is, 1853.
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FAIR NOTICE.

W1&J Il do not wish 10 incur tho displeasure OF
any person, but our circumstances are such
that SIC cannot give further indulgence, and those
who are yet behind with us on last years account,
will cave costs by coming forward and paying up.
For the future, we will change our way of doing hu-
sncss: we will sell IA low IA we can afford, and re.
quirc prompt payment. We consider Il bad treat.
ment TO the pinctnnl buyer for him To- pay NIL Of
our bad debts, and a sufficient percentage 10 sustain
us In business and allow our profits to remain In the
hands Of those who are vexaiiousiy slow TO pay /:
and we think II will he 10 the intcres, Of those who
make their calculations {, pay at the end of the
year, To trade with III, as We certuinly will sell goods
lower than they have been sold, and az low az cir
cumsianccs viii allow. There Is n great compLlini
here Of high prices, aud how are We tn sell goods
low whoa not more than oHs half pay their accounts
when due.
We have Jusi received n frosh assortment of
DRY GOODS,
Of every description,
Hais,
Boaaeft,
RiJbonds.
Sadaers,.
Hard Ware,
Tp H'ars,
Wooiea ltars, Halios Ho,s, Qastas War,
Glass Hare. Stationery, d.,
which we are anSious To sell. hut on correct priaei.
pies.
y. B.--Pey at ihc end ef The year
HUNT & r0NroN,
Gonzales, June s, isaa-iy
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Under New York statute, the damage re-
covered against the New York and New Haven
Railroad Company. for those who were killed
at Norwalk, would amout TO S255,0o0, and
the damages for injuries to persons and dcs-
truction of property to 10000 or $4,000
more. Under The statute of Connecticut. The
damages for the dead might run up ta.s 800
GOO or 300. 600.
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Mssg9AYKpk Sssses " k~~aA sA f4ss1 tsy@4
M G~sse< Hnsess, 9~Ssx u, n ~s+ft. xmsSee
~ ~ re@n. 80 tfts ttsxsA~x. skx4 %e as1E
fss sAAs szese "a 49, Msee54 ~sAs : ,xaA.
W fs4AA - ~ 50 &&
ssA ~ KsNsNN issExg. ses.as Ia ASskss
l3a. la es2 kss@sf ~ wears ~, fs4zAe5 ~tA 4
sxnaeh sse@A ~ ~ - s2e
sss 34s Wee CA e4x xex ~ ~ szsex
Gao ." y gsx>Aslf.
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The State Of Texes,

The state OF Texge,
COUNTY or GONHILLS.
The STATE of 7eras--7o tie Sheriff of Gonzales
County. Greeoting
VA HEitEAS, Sarah c. Huffman has filed her
petition with the Clerk ct the District Court
OF said county, PRAYING for u divorce from one Sea.
born HUFFMAN, alleging that they were lawfully mar.
ried in the State al Arkansas sometime In the year
1871, end continued to liso together until the 2nd
day uf October, lsai, when he. the said seatorn
Huffman, deserted the petitioner without any jus,
cause and has continued 10 1--we separate 4 anart irom
petitioner ever since and further, that during The
time she lived with the said Huffman, sle invariably
treated hiin with the greatest respect aud kindness.
and acted the part Of u kind and dutiiill wife. nnl
that the said i~iutifnaa, unn,iulfnli of hls duties rs a
husband anti iisfcgatiitr the holy ties II ma,fiinons,
underworld 10 s,attc petitioner Nj ahscntinr himscl,
iian honin on divers urs-aslauS several days AZ a time.
and refusing and ncglea,ing 20 furnish her with
the ctlninun lec.ss-aros 1T life. Ard ca the a,th
day al August 1872 aud divers other iays. D., srttel.
y Threatening, eassinr. abusing and beating hcr. nut
her u great tesr % het idr ani rendered hes n,,ae
wi,h him ;nsnprestatie. sad ii,as hi saht crnel ,f,sais
men, and des"tsisa 1T Der sns wiliall and inieasloss.
al And Whereas aitsssit ha, been made ty n n
Walker. Atty. Zoe petitioner tial The g~estf.ace "
the sid Seslsssn iindbssa 4 unknown.
lAree ass thtsriare 10 eufauiAbl yusa to eise thr said
Ssasrsfh Ha'alse,hs es4s shis asit IA IA, pata..A
eiia hess"nsaaOs lnstafcs fa elght sp<cesssr wceks
i%Feshfas - lhs fssasA la aesvnf ihss he IL Ael
appear het0fc ske iiuamafAi1e tic sssFt,f g.ps,t
* S2i Stsss. 81 te ha3fos - Aei Fsr saI casass
~ ufs slastls2ase ths4e4s & The 9eaa ~ taease
~ t6e -.seas, Ne stat aasr tha hr.s Neasssy 81
ssftost~f \ T. 1894 asss An3 sheIv 20 asssssg
shF Asf; seA
Hssvsa TAI ~. sest.s& ~. tx~4*s waA ssxt
Sssse~s3Ass thsssos make lso svssFH ~ ss1s r,sars.
waasss u wsss Csesk " s4kls asr4
T. < fss ne seal sAsf~4 snasset ~ nss,sr =
49, sscssscA, .Sss psA ,tas - ssas A. n ,ssa
- WILLIS ~. nuUe
~ la wfss.IS ~tsppsss.
q no te baaa ths lfsA ag - l&s~ s.. n sssa
ss8 ] hesoss eeAes ~ l<cxe4sa st.1 ~ ie ssss.
SID - She s.eazstes ~irssalfss : t-ssas t4ta&sAs~s
ia me te-n - 0ss4eAAss stsstssss ts4ssss. stsa
fs szAa ses4es&se sss&l fsssse a. ssssss a..
A4xsss. tbs t&~ sas sa4 was ass.ss ~f;usa
l. Asggssa Ssx d. q
s~ssssEases lNes ~ isa4-a4s.
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siIERiEF~S SALE

u vsstae 81 Asrl ~ sssl<ss M ssec9tsse "a my
s2ss3@ ~ sas dzgSt<s ~ Use s7esk - Bte
tsassks ,sest - ssnsSstrs tss8ats. h fsses a ths
csssc a Texas - W. " AssAs tg shs se@
a axis s~0 a3Ass asss rrts q 1a3s@ I sM orr
ssb ssiae ,te t,ssrs Fe~9stri ~ las. Al Nv
8~sf ~ ~ asestrs@ n H. Toss II Gsessins
tsS Ssh tas - lAis, \ n iNtG
fMu AatRtrkS HORSES
tbs sas a nd sxrs4. Tie sah4k : fsssa i~s<f W
ga a. Sv2nas-i 81 "a fs ~ Hat4 fss<kshss ~ sssa
q sx Ahss4 ssSs@s ssssmaiaN
Tcsss e sAN sssA
" L. nfraow,
fhssid q G.
1Nnssie.. fsas Us ssss-ss~
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UEDymNEs

NEDICINES.
Quininc, Calomel, Castor Oil No. 6, L.audanum,
Mustang L%inamcut, Pain Killer, Jaynes' Medicines
of several kinds, %Sarsnparilla, British, Sweet. Lin.
seed and Lamp Oil, Turpcntinc, White and Black
Lead, Glass, Putty, and n great variety of other ar
ticlcs too numerous 10 mention, all (which We offer
for sale at moderate and steady prices.
Call in and examine our stock We never charge
for showing goods, on the contrary take great plea.
sure in exhibiting them, especially to the Ladies.
Gonzales, June 4, lS53-ly
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This medicine contains MI the vegetable prin.
clplcs which cxrtricle zee has proved useful in clean
ing the system from disease, extracted and con.
bincd with the hishcs, skin which the tciinemcn,
of Modcrn Chemistry enables Us TO employ, aud il
is ~ dcnninipaieh
Tie Great Perifer Of he Blood and Cure of
scroinla, Effects OF Mufcury, Ulcers, Consump.
ton, Etysipelas, Dyspepsia, Nervous Diseases,
Cougha, Colis Costiycness, Liver Complaint,
Rheumatism Neuralgia, Sal, Rhcum, Fever aud
Aguc, Biiious Fever, nropsy, Fever Sores, Ring
Worm, General Debility, Eruptions.
CAUTION.
All the gcndino DR.. Townscnd's Sarsapariila that
has been prepared siuer fcb, goth, 1880, has che
annexed certificate uf DR. CnlroS, ON the outside
wrapper Of each bottle.
This Is TO certify. that tho Compound Extract of
Sarsspsrha, contained IN ihis bctfic. under my ~
;ce,ion and supervision, from tha Original Receip,
of ft :. u Townsend, and that I, Is composed al
ingredients purely vegetable, and Sltlen, ,nurcttry.
JAMES H. Chiffon, " h.
Ciie,nis,.
sOffgE.
SAi by al the principal Druggists all Store.
keotler< In the United states
FM NJ In .esssh, Spanish frc.eh and tssInsn
wrappers
f.eo si.c, lss bottle, or ,hsee toiiles ft
sANa
Fer ssie bs n n pEtK.
e~oetatvs Ssse ~. is5s-iy
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1vsTRA1tp Is Jaas~ wtAssn. r.sne On rsass
fresk. n 1pssaeies tSaas,. l~snse fhsS )
falEsiasv Sestsee 81 iha Pssce. es s@ ssh sss ~
sA~s uTe MAS aARf stss.t IA k.x44 h<k3 ss~A
t4F hAsh nfasSs. MARE ssSsa ~ A<ssss hfxAs
<3@N er A}lsk ~ > tsNee eo&se sSsea ueArs
obi asef IL essz "a bsA ~ tke stspye SssFis@s
aAsnass az traas4ss .ssA aa&t&& ftssek Tsfve
sssgvs age es-4l a cas- es x>sA sos 10 sssi~ o.
ss4 IN D. tiiE>AtttT.
f@s+tt ia 4 e. 81 e.
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lsstray Notice.
Estray Notice.

UySTeAyEp by q +. liensy. living ia the forks
~ of the au.jaloupe eai San Marcos Rivers, ci
The st:h az March. tsas, enc gray srsns.h MARE,
sson, Is ssars oii. hssn,ied NTH a S,panisss hsaad
on ,ie ttsset. anJ III ga the lca -honkies,
Ai=A. QUE issht ,fown slssEish NAME, abce, @
years ~uAis-S4@elsh hssna ua the len thistf.
Abs : ias flIiA, 3 years ait. no heard sss.ssc.
Inc Esss sssse appraised a. sip ia. The bre~a
usasv Al s2s ~. &ri tbs hay fls sso 40.
u cnkSAutr,
ls~sssSt tfk. g a. a. G.
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Livery Stable,
ns ~. w. sraass.

WIZ NsAssN~5 hss4 ~ ka2xhsess ~ sssfsc
tsw,ssls tseksnfssp - ~ $50 neas& sssssa
- ~ Es1~as Ns e<Sa f4es~eSat kap%exes~ ~
sse ottsss * 6ssaN41ss ess ssssssoeefkr tss1esAs
s04 sb4 ssesvsAaz ss~s&< r~esfSfy. thss ~ !. Nvs
~Fsvszxesf ~ tAss 900 - s<As IS ~ 1888 4tNt
ste sae.n 10 s4sxsstns >s fsssns ~ tsf<<kse Oh
~ sgsrr4 IS ssse .~4f2at@sAse ~ @Ss sas sfss4
ts~Ss ssssxe - ~ hzatss se9 tspes IS ssnes assse
kg,
HuHst% Bt{.~.ik> sspa HACKS Ser exse ~
aes ~ ~ rne@s eus ~ % sesssbse ssse4
tcea Ard c4sssss ~ 49, fssssSse4 Il rv~xssvess
f~teNsstes fsess I f<sS4tv
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Administrators Notice.

IA S. N. DARST, administrator Of tkc estate
~ OF Lucas luqun, has tlrd in The Office OF the
Clerk of the County Court of Gonzales County,
his FINAL account for settlement.
And II no legal objection b, made. the sane
viii be acted upon at the next term of said court
to bc holden AT the courthouse In Gonzales on the
last Monday in June 1853, when all persons in.
icrested IN said estate eau appear and contest ac-
count ii they see proper. Dy order of tho court.
I. CIlENAuLT,
juno 4, lS53-3w Tx. G.. {. q. 4.
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~ OUIH
Ladies' and Gents. Saddles, Brides, Martingalcs,
Girths, Stlrrups and feathers, Whips of every kind,
Croupers, Carpet and Saddle Dags, vaiiccs, Buggy
Harness, Plougi, Collars and Backbands.
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]. Guichard,
TonsnIns TRY.

fNff@ttffN aftftFs
a. EkfS 1t his Old stand, a fat asssfsnsens 81
AA ftNasi my sUuBS,
H.fHN HdRG,
fHkSGH Lfets,RS 81 ~ kfas,.
NK{3f p'RSSh3itAS,
HRoUN1{kS. Ha, d.
phieh Us ~i1 s~istree AZ 80 ssyy n~asscsata tessa&
t~sonftl~, jaas =. fs4&~8
F4sown Property for sale.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS, JuSr 3, 1858

$500
CorToS.--Thc active movement In our great
staple, which we noticed toward the close of last
week, was followed by an unusual degree Of dull
ness In the early part Of this, rs buyers seemed 20
have resolved Ito withdraw rather than pay the
full prices insisted on by factors. The intelligence
by the Arctic, published on Monday morning,
though favorable, seemed to disappoiut spccula-
tors, and the business of Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday did not exceed 5000 bales mt about pre-
vious rates. Wednesday was n very dull day, the
sales reaching barely 400 bales. Yesterday morn
ing the Arabia's accounts were before the public,
announcing Ill. advance ut Liverpool and quoting
middling at Cd. This seemed TO stimulate the de-
maud somewhat, and 5000 bales changed hands,
at lower rates for the medium qualities, which, with
1900 for the business to-day, would make a total
for the week of 10000 bales, taken mostly for
England and France. The market closes with
more iirmncss and regularity to-day, though all par
ties are inclined TO nwnit later European accounts.
The receipts here, from LIST ofscptcmber to date,
are l,G35,SlS bales, against ] 1852, 7JS 10 Same date
last year; and Mt all the United States ports there il
IN increase of 236, 2l7 bales, NJ compared with last
year. The stock on hand tonight is lS0,s50
bales, against e5,o57 bales at the samctimc last
year. The market closes firmly at our quotations:
LivERrooL CLASSIFICATION.