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PieroRlALs.-We are certainly much indebted
to Mr.. Roman, of the Shasta Book Store and
Cram, Rogers & Co.'S Express for late numbers
OF the London Illustrated News" " Gleason's
Pictorial, and the y. York +" Illustrated News. .
Also tor the latest copies of the London Punch
and New York 4" LANTERN"
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- ROGUE DUcKED.-A few days ago. an honl-
bre accused OF stealing some eight or ten dollars
from the drawer of Mr. Mix, of Franklin. was
ducked in the creek by party of the miners,
and then granted permission to take i" French
leayer
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BoDr RLcovERED.-We learn from Mr. Par
ker, of Rhodes & Lusks Express. that the body
of Mr.. Nelson Sherman, who was drowned in
Triuity River the 29ih of last March, was
found during the past week
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGIsLATURE.-The
Joint Resolution for the adjournment on the | lth
inst, has been rescinded, and next Wednesday
the 18th inst. substituted.
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QUrcK TRiP.-On Sunday last. Mr.. John II.
Smith, of Hall & Crandall's line drove through
from Tehama to this place in the short space of
five hours and fifiy-fve minutes. We believe
this time has never been beaten ON this road.
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~ Governor Lane with his f,m;lv ,rr;,,,a
NJ San Francisco on the 5,i inst, in the steamer
Sierra Nevada, rogte Tor Oregon.
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MAY DAY is SAN tnAScIsco.-This was a
great gala day IN San francisco among the chill.
dren- some thousand or more having joined in
the ceremonies of the day.
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The Expresses of Cram, Rogers & Co., and
Rhodes & Lusk, running from this place TO Yre-
ka and Weaverville, have been doing some OF
the speediest travelling during the past week,
we will venture to say-the very mountainous
character of the trails being taken into consid-
eration--that has been made in California.
On last Saturday morning, at the hour of 2
o'clock so min., J. A. Parker, Rhodes g. Lusk $,
and s. d. Brastow, Cram, Rogers & Cos Ex-
press Messengers left our Office with the Courier
for Weayerville. At 6 o'clock As minutes Mr..
p arrived at their office in that place some hour
and quarter ahead of Mr.. B.-making the trip,
distai ce of 40 miles, over tremendous noun
tains, in 3 hours 81 minutes. Mr.. Brastow re-
turned to this place by the middle Of the follow
ing afternoon. and ON Sunday made the trip
again, with late Atlantic papers, in the unprece-
denied time offs hours As minutes.
Precisely at halfpast o'clock OF the same
morning, J. A. Horsely, Cram, Rogers & Co.'S,
and E. F. Terry, Rhodes & Lusk's Express
Messengers, started from our door with the
Courier for Yreka. AT 4 o'clock So minutes of
the same evening, Mr. H. rode up to their office
in Yreka, As minutes in advance of Mr.. T., who
ARR, ed at o'clock 40 minutes, making the trip
of 100 miles over mountains, in the remarkable
time of 134 hours, averaging more than nine
miles per hour. We think that these four riders
will do to brag on. Certainly We have never
heard of any Expressmen making better time
in the State.
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SENATOR DEMONSTRATING of this gentle
man, in many respects the greatest statesman
now living in America, the New York Herald
says:
Old Bullion, if he lives and holds his present
robust health, will be the life and soul of the
next House OF Representatives and will make
the fur fly from the backs of the youngsters who
shall dare to hold him accommodated from
the party. He is just in that position and frame
of mind for cutting and thrnsting right and left,
which will make him an invaluable acquisition
to the House. The ledglings and hawbucks of
that honorable body of raw materials have for
some lime required to take the place of
John Quincy Adams and there need be no fear
that Benton will not exercise the prcrogaiivcs
accorded to such privileged character
Senator Benton has the disposition and ability
to accomplish more for California than any man
in the Union. And now that he has taken hold
of the great project of constructing railroad
across the continent, we have every confidence
that the work will be made in the course of
very few years. BY his very able letters upon
this subject. addressed to the people of Missouri.
he has set ball in motion that will not be stop
ed until this important object is accomplished
until the Mississippi Valley and the Pacific Ocean
connected with a great National Railroad.
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SHASTA WHOLESALE PRICES
CURRENT.

SHASTA, May 14th. 1853.
During portion of The week we have had
cold and rainy weather and consequently lu.i-
ness was rather dull for several ,lay. Yes,,r-
day, howev,r +. rradc was quite brisk, and several
arSe trains We're loa1ed for Ypeka and Weaver
VILE. There has been bur little change in tn,
leading tic since our last
Flour 120l2i Nails, oOao5
Corn Neal kiln NoIasses 49,, IA
DRIED, II Brandy. sa14:,
90 Gala. ground, i6"7 Whi>kcy, o., 1877 Ioa,50
i,i 9nl0 Rye, Mon, ol21a2,.5
Clear Pork, 35o3S Pert Wine, s2:s
rams 3SolO Butter, Inf bbls, 6jn7O
bacon, 1915 Lard, 40
Rice, Carolina. 1920 Chill Peaches 1o
Teas, Imp. and Dried Armies oo,,a5
Gun Powder. 75oloo Candies, 5oa55
Coffee, Rio, Lava, a3n2G Salt. us
sugars, Manila, HIS Tobncco Grape 55o56
~ ! on'hh' l9"2u Aiackerei, S}Oo;,3
~, ~ 'i"sn w. -o"-o iofatoes 2aa24
cheese 30o3J Beans I5uI6
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1t is his intention, also TO pit his celebrated
game-cock Flasll-oi-lis ginning against the far
famed rooster of MIR. Mix. the 90 Franklin City
Grower" The fish, will transpire shortly and
farm" -------l- --------L L. $3.50
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Rhode. g. Lu.k,. Expre...

We are under many obligations 10 His Elk
press for iavors during The week.
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JOHN MELVILLE, ESQ.-It is intmated that
this universal tavorite, who has long furnished
men. is about turning his attention to the cloth
ing business. He rather tlattcrs himself, from
his thorough knowledge of the art of dressing
beeves, that he render entire satisfaction To
any young " buck" who may he DESTROYS of rig
ging himself ont after the manner of the Ton ton.
His taste in the article of dress is decidedly Pa
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Es- NorcE.-No bills will be paid by steam
. wASfP FoN plc-s by sp,.l contract aud erioi
sts. lsE..r SMITH FlMsIEk Jg PoyirH street dge.s
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Of
and 2O@s5 20 for Fancy Indiana and superns Louis
the market much excited reports large advance at the Mort
and the sales 10000 bb Including Ohio from the tre
Si s99 1900 e. So astJo load - st4Gti 90 10
s5 anrge loud Of aOoJa Co. two itp 1000 md s,
TIE .a"' ono Of $50 lat Is TO- Sol i' % p ~ so
| three or four lot al Is qSybbl
| Weeks toecpn ~ $40 Jtls-crporta, TIL
tofN-Tle TtesPs we're light emily the week. aad %
Tuesday evsnag the sales reached barely shksa M S. for %
dinaiy 10 Good md 61G S. buahe for Prime On "Wednesday M
supply WA considerably Increased 1000 ,nes we, taken at ia
~ for Ordinary Mzr and 556 81 for Good White Yellow to Prm
YELLOW. % TbHt-lay 5000 sacks were taken At n; far
md Green $40 yellow and White ani u for Email m ~ p
fso" leaeday' sirs embraced 1900 sAci is 55 p Lu Il,
oriiuar, 10 good ioi.
| week's receipts, 35,7ii saels--e4port. $3.50.
oATS-Wi, light supplies rates for hi. article have b,p
and we have noticed sales Ohio and 52 5s p b for s,
Louis Including 4o7 sacks St. Louis yesterday on III, L,e hu
| 1000 Ohio al ~, 80 and 5Oc u bushel.
NIlEAT-We noticed rs1e on NonJav of No ,,,l ,
| q q Juabe.
BRAN AND liAY-Hn has sold slowly s5c6se1 co y 100 Ne
We have heard Of sales Of Hay any moment W. ss Western
aifis SD@s2O 50 ton with sale Of 1870 bales. conveuon
the inside rate.
PoRK-The Pork Market dali early in The week and ts sa
ap to Wednesday evening t7 q5 :7 80
Dbl for M and sis IS for NJ o. About bbs since been
disposed Of at rmer prices eli els 90 for ubnspseted and
siT 5G s5 % for branded els for Prime Y.r hi,
UnHsIected Mess sold at eli 50 y bh
Weeks rsesipt,, 1854 bbs-eEports 5s02
GREEN MEATS-We sale Of 10000 s on Tbur,av At e
Tor Shoulders, for SideS and % u n for Hams.
BEEf-Ws quote Mess Beef sIs als Prime At % 7
go ho hb We have heard OF sale made last week
reported Of 200 to 800 prime arrive al en- % fierce
and Tuesday 300 ierces as and 100 bbs at
Ell 50 for Mess and ~ 10 Y bt for NJ Tbursday CO .
MH ga So % si4p bb and ca half bha qlesch
lever.
BUTTER AND CIEEsEw noticed sales on Monday Of gI6 key.
good Western 2O &c ~ and ycs
lay 30 boxes Cheese at n. Wa Western butter
and Cheese II s4Mgl4cpM.
LAD-1hore has been very little change tits nrie and
have nocd sales Of bs s@s for In
eror Crease s@sX for Poor to Fair No. o. ioIOkc So
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JAM n JNO. L. WIEN, Secretary.
YENO SUGAR pLANTERS.-J. B. RoUDANEZ
Il SUGAR HOUSE BUILDER 4SD KETTLES SETTER No.
21i JULIA STREET, NEW ORLEANS respectfully ondIeat-
II ofss bis all SUGAR PLANTERS requir.
setting Kettles all mary plans, which acquired
know a
Promising What impossible to b ain tier himself hive
- alrrieci reaui mu ~ the VI fuel; the
olN Of Kettles, ly gvlu2 general nt sI-actl
or
Gates selected nom great auy oilers, equally valuable.
q that they him Ttl ,hsr york
10 O. Justify their confidence
CERTIFICATES.
Tint 10 that ths bearer b Roalar=z employed
TO hi sgs- iou with lIeSl tis
to ent r. ssiisrton, anil
1'r il,tt1ia good nast and k DIES think
Parish ST. i 5h January,
This certify thai the Roadane7 has worked upon
kstt vlth burnt uHe aud tina. have full
h as aso and in his intelligence in department Of lie bust
| j. II. LOCGHBOROrGH
Parish Q St. Jaiaes, Nov. ~, 1854.
The undersigned rifles a j. B. Roudanes Hs put up
kstl tie union Plantation,
eatfe slt4aqn take pleasure 10
" may require big .srytggs L ruREAuD. ian6 8m
TIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION TO-
~ BACCorhe subscribers have constantly
II lots 70 slit purchaer CUBA HAVANA, FLORIDA MASON
COUNTY KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE AND MISSOURI WRAPPERS
AND FILTERS Also Tbncoy hosseGds and bales
TURNER 4 REHsAAW
EFT i.resi AID ass Tchra piss alas s:rsel.
~ fNj,
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e44as at nuy penun tAs PACtFr
lr.=d with Pas Book. CIDER rwur
H4,. yIL- faaI tI.gIhI o. NJ. tiTillANr captain raha.
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LIREMEN,s CHARlTARLE Ass0CIATIoN
r1vo SUGAR PLANTERs.-J. B. RorDAyr,

z o.! NEW Ol.L.ANS.-TA- B-Eatcs this
citation will attend tie q af orly Ae-tng be he'd the
Louisiana Hose Coma MONDAY EEESIN,i January To-
JAM n JNO. l.. WIEN, Secretary.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


sArlrbAg MarSISe JsruaI, /, 1ssg /
The most .tr features cur gua market since HE date Of on
a, weekly review ayunos in Cotton with an Improved
aruaad aa Flour, change, being by
Liverpool by Pacific,
1iur, who's published Monday morning. Entirely
contrary the general expectation, t Pa brought Intelligence %
proving Liverpool arrival Of tie
A rom hs side with aouuts sry heavy receipts the
and large calculations trhu- The trops The sales Of Cotton
ay preceding departure l- PaG rom Liverpool Ner,
.mtH u 900 bi OF slh 5000 taken m speculation
er Prizes lad been ste and or soue oals m advance had
realized quota closing Friday the 4th December
5aws Far Orleans. .irtlHrg Orleans ~ Mobile
paads "a and Mag UpInl basl h. tho 15lh, the day
u e steamer departure, confined firm and dispatch
private srooLoot, s last hour quoted
ST, md rtrr quoted Aillna Orleans al
si r. onThlrsday morning Laid b.lar,
s''oaa received by r-s tor New York rey day.
rl NJ, o. eo,zs. 1, ,1 i.n.s s 'ag
-, ' s," i's.'s's "s u.Paf'e 81 t9e ASIA were
ore a'i' r'.r . =. .e 'g, ), s ;I, o.o M5s
hi'h rates , ''le, closed qoi'Cy. The o5nco Market with
at ya . Flour under The naneTcs Of the A. a. aer5rp
partially '.orea l' ~ depression caused by those Of The rsa
Corn IN. l.sy arrd more eey md good ba, Ia, s, a,
p than article TIL ro,i'a M,' has been rather na'e with
,nJFb,s, 5lt ftl 10. so ,i
,.ltaih.r lower @
cOToN-Ts Now Year commencing on SATURDAY and opsra,or.
being SIN w,o the over die accounts bv til, Paa bushes. On bst
day was nie to 1o" ioe'g. our quotation. Friday On
i,,t ~ "a' "i' veg brought 'ot"art several
Io-H n1.,
-, - t ~ " w 'NAh'F' IN luesi'! sae denanl
,r.of f yt VIZ. ali s 'n "'"
.,i. IN ~ l,,. .,,L,as,, it asor - IN ivan y t5 "
,bs,tas ,t Of the % 'Is' AZ ,a'ss - "a
~ " f i'"- a"E' ine "el'y IN me ARRIVAL o. the
~ '"',1 " ''f'"'s''y' ana '"s SAFES 81 maj
nag 4'' 'hNlsIAy morning brought The AIMS
Aatst wa had the cfsct sill rtE4 ~
soys corresponding as to rle. and tue .ales were
ai to 85O ha prizes hing without mater change pn tie
5s rates Of Tuesday. Yesterday deposition
ak nces1ns and buyers hourly expectation Of the Ameiisi's
r' d'cael to operate consd ralle The
lueu !gad to about 1900 bales making for the week Of
% 600 bales ngsy EglnRd bat considerable proportion for
t Continent Of EUROPE Prices RATHER easier yesterday bat
tilug mall, those u the preceding Tue.i4y
The receipts The week 1885 tales against galrq tales for
h- cores ning period yea receipt, at this port since
Size lst september have been s9G bales against sO3
~ lat ysr showing 400 b4sa. We NOW po 10
IHswa -
foisrior ~ fs3yi Il II En-, 99i, :, Ii'N' s,,s,,
italinary, II. a. y Fgir ''''''-' 49,
kltmg !969 Good Fair. .,.s..... 90
o'a W. 1ooi and Fme'.''' o
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HRAzos 81 IAG0-P steamship Yacht: tobacco tag.
csr-e and sunlres
LNERPOoG-Per ship Hindemere 2s4i bale, cotton.
BOsToNPer ship Venice: 1900 bales cotton.
NEW YORk-Psr bark hhds sugar 1855 III. moas.,s
FALL RiVER-fcr bark Empress bales molassas
NEW bark Coea a55 hhds sugar 1873 sasts
LIvEEpooL-Pe ship Falcon 25s7 bales cotton.
LNLRPOOL- Per shp St Psenturgi e1is bales cotton
LNEkPooL-Ptrsh ship Agnes: 3o91 bales beef
NEW fokK-fer sir Eagle 2ai AEhs lbis mol
% ibis pecan.
Per ship Humphrey fnrnon 9951 ba.s cotton,
LtNERPpO.-Per slip \ KimAal. $50 Jnes cotton.
LyERPOOPer ship Davenport; g35 bales beef
10 blu pscnns.
RlEnNAper ship Mayo; 1853 b4rs soi'on 1000
LIVERPOOL Per ship Os7an!i: 35!i bales cotton.
LINERPOOL-Per ship Aiaghdrdt e4l3 bales cotton
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0,TRAUB'S QUEEN OF THE SOUTH corn

~ MLlSThe subscribers Agents uianucnrers
viii be in constant supply Of these exsn; Mills
CeTs Their superior quality in and speed, all
n
s invited to ssama these before buyng Orders
flor Power Saw Mills viii also be Agents.
a NJ
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7s5- Neither Contain nor Cors;o
.EIf" NOTICE no CoNsrGNEEs. The ship GALE


British Zip EufueA, yau,ls muster from LseIoo,
"r' "i 20 responsible tor eJts o9!Isc,sd g haterew
re-" NOTICE 10 CoNsrGNEEs. ship GALE
f4 S I PS sdsa ai,is ,s raIP :si
a & lc rer.pi Of tair st o. is Ieyee otfwse viz g.
la4 ]. II AsHhnLncE GO, So St Charles street.
TT NoTrcE-Consignees of 100 bags La
gHsrs Cofe marked r MgA o. sIp Caledonia Bnr
fseyE4,a WI. ra.s prem a-t n aa.es % lLs b..gsf
1sF IT, XsIGhiDG e. & r. cari S e g'' aa s'a
na~NortcE TO CoNsrGSEEs-Th ship BGANcu,
j"i I2.lN TooLG q Bank Place.
E3- NorIcE.-Neither Captain nor Consig-
VI british ship BLANClL Capt Rolollb Liverpool
ana lofS To5LE, q Bsoi Place.
Gs~ NorlcE The ship CONNECTICUT, Capt.
+ VI .a am lia,ra Is d. h .. g ,arso At POI No TIitl
GoGE 10 d' a5p ie5 .,'" iaas :,
~" NoTGcE-All parties having demands
mt sr NIEL hiABtl VIII please present the to
r,s GsoRgL ". nfNsoN 50 Camp street.
Fa" NOTICE 70 CoNsGGNErs. ship Cries.
rsose aHsad ne receipt o. 'a-', sq?l:.a lg 1--we.
mr. NormE,-Neither the captain nor con-
.hr British ap oRtscENf CITY CAPT, Bullsan vii b.
i',s' I9liS ToerE % BANK rilee.
n3~ NoTfcE-The bark PILGRIM, Sawyer,
r.ss.r ron Sys York. Do ishs-sls rs -, Fir.s D.ir,t
t#-Hro vl Pl a-s1l 10 t receipt Of tar o1
~ t4f pIl 1t sold or trt }ruar. 4ltl tlsk
tsr.i "a. G.. BugEkg d 60 70 uap ..r-.t.
re- NorlcE-The consignee Of $50 bags
'oa- g. bari PILGRIM NrNYprk - r.ir..tsi l.,
parat a Lsts tbr belarghs Cles yse "
20 ..l lee stored 90 lis tslargt and fiak-
I-.5 &. Bu"ERl & Co. 10 Camp street.
rif- TAKE NoTfcE.-The public are cautioned
s44n'' lt so ory ge.G account Of as steamer PNcttic
i'lr Book 10
HIs y'l- paL tIs 2IlnI O. NJ tiTiuAN Captain farihs.
ES- NOrCE.-NO bills will be paid by steam
HASp FDA, tners hl a}
Gems. r SMITH FINEST Ek ~ Poyiras street. ige.4
DS' NoTfcE-Consgnees per bark Lucy,
B t.u i hand 'brir snl Bis Of iiIiug
BIRD CLARK. Commercial Plaa ia rage
CJHgur.s sl.l, bg particularly
lr1gesiel ptaiu parties s'ri then pof
Hrsluun hat a promptly adjusted
tH J. ". HYNaoS 8 co 70 Camp
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e
TREASURY NOTES.
CONNIE RCIAL SUMMARY,


ST LOUIS December ToBACco-No sales Of this article
o he'd at IS So FLoUR-sa., 1000 bbls Alton saerfn
- 81 city s"Pertne held ~ 10 ~ 81 aud 49, according
20 and So DO and sos k. White at
ing TeIoE'rd The last sal" wac nsic 90
8 bs Mess Pork city packed At $40 IS Sales Is casks ribbed
today believed Isri sold Yesterday al from lds to i6t
Sugar aud Nosssss dull and selling changes
Goats "a az FREIGIfS@Foi Nc~0dsan. FIoa soc
", Bale Rope rs; and Hay BOZ Corn lie h b4s
fn,cO a. hid Hemp q stock IS q haal river still
ng with ony SIX feet in the channel to Cao Weather today mild
We py Tie following letter Weston December 81 1851 from
circular Of The sdh November saw ihs; tic number Of Hos to
mere VIZ tS ae3El ten iR'1sand at an aysge price Of +e n
request would have been complied viii, but
week u 1' man. "'sa we "y 49, We no" get scarcely one
CINCINNATI December FLoURTbe sales TODAY were con-
vas unsettled by the aNices New York. the
tined TO The city tale pSuls'ors shippers showing disposition
PRovSoSsTs market or Bak Na . a 4G ,o, 49,
In @E NJ Mr. 9frrfd at slight decline but beard Of sales
Of the latter at 81 and 5si and $50 IBIS OF the latter l0c 25 d.
o35O Opcs Shoulders deliverable at Louisville at Ic FcrSsd
daTag he last twcnis2g ou 81 hhd and 40 bb Polk
and t4 kegs Lard lHSfhe weather
packing and lee, difficulty experienced dselns sales ba
NHlSkYsalts IS bbs from Miami Canal, river at
Market da Of s. bids ots A. sGs ''' T
market Is tim ana e demand fair MoLAssEs sas 50 bids At
Apples moderate at Ia 5g i OLA sale Of IA tbI i I On 'o
% bids extra Lnstsd very firm al Sic, aud
L3usNlLLF December 90: FLouR-A bun il interrupted
81 50 or sHa S sa Il I'll. r 1nF from % fy MILL
" Lhs Sugar lA y hhls at and IL bhds SIS
coll Rope 5s ITON~sa Of isS bales Mddnr Cotton
nSan5 " e,,fs gaesd Yesterday for lexington SEGA portion
Ne Pork dull at 81. 1s ''''' "'''A'
AUGUSTA, January COTTON Comparative statement Of Cot
lun IN Augusta and Hamburg January I, anal
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ygvHE CAMPBELLs ARE COIN,

Il FIVE NIGHTS MORE nt ODD FELLOWS HALL, X1--tE
commencing January l. BENEFIT WEEK.The Campb-lia ME-
fHyg br'h .ol cited By ter n1mgr friends viii x
HIVE md pny five Of ther
20 For Ben~tis str.. Observe Posters Programme
Boa ois open from 10 until Sofa cents I'm
Flqr- 0ceuts.
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With the aid Of The MAGNIFICENT AND EXTENSIVE WARDROBE
ANi TRAPPlNGs just received from the East IHE MOST
slLENDID EXHIBITION IN THE UNION. IfOE-
tis LARGEST AND FINEST TIE woRLD.snd The GRAND
And IMPOSING SCENES or THE TOURNAMENT gwen in a
s aa,quai since The dys q chiya All that interesting
btauutll IN a Circus is combined 10 his e.ahisA
" The Ampheae will b. thoroughly decorated
5-iore the opening. ius n
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MobiLt January g. CoTroNAarke yesterday prices
Win sales Of 251t a 5000 bales. -t'-'
HON ErC-Qur Wa,hns gives us to-day AN i'm
Ah anu 7lsnh letter treating Of probable proceg in
congress as 10 The aTit iron. His
N s good and Judgment reliable lie
~ party do not to touch the tariff
% i9y on railroad iron about which they making
Of information just now, 1870 WV '"f'"' ''''"
% Year enormous fortunes have
n M hence II not probable that permitted
rest Notwithstanding present indications We hear Of eoprs
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RRIDGEwATER PAINT DEPOT, No. Il

> Camp street.-The Agents the celebrated RDGEwkTER
MINERAL PAINT keep constantly hand tall supply Of Dry
barrels AMI t barrels groan OIL ia k Of rs SO, and loo pounds
will found superior known. full rpon Of
is rPr certificates, pamphlet, which be at tina
DEPOT, G. C BOGERT Co,
AGENTS for the o La. Ia and a.s.
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DROUGHT to the First District Police a.,

4 tONDUITE aux epaves du Premier n -. r.
~ Ward, Premier Dis:rc tncoignure des Robin
et Amortization WTM
uNE PETITE VAcItE ROUGE ayan eourte; 81
~ lnees taehes 6Eneht les quarters lie deuiere
marlar ri eta pc visible.
s. ellie nest pas ramee SAAEDf Janver lss3 ell
vendle rencan T. Spear lheue
". J. AfERN, icr Lieut. Police Ter District.
Ieeemh ds,qt 4itnI
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y y GREAT NOVELTY IN NEW ORLEANS
DAN RlCES extensive MUS EUM MENAgERE opens on II e
oomer o. St. Charles and Poyitas streets,
GA THURSDAY, November rs.
Ny ke tas At mate collection
FIFTY THOUSAND NATURAL AND ANTIQUE CURl0SlTIEs,
s,h he attention all classes. The collection Of WILD LIVING
ANIMALS ia also Interesting.
i The Museum viii be open EVERY DAY from O'Clock
~ Admission Tv,ptylvv ceus-chair.u half price nova
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

syooSb JusTeE'scouRT, WILLIAM LATIMER W. GEORGE
PARlsH OF oHLEANs. II swARBRICK. 40. is.lS
pI VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
IL directed By the Honorable Joate Second Justice Of n.
fsaee n and for the Parish Of Orleans the Cause
w sell BY public auction q my Warehouse corner Of Barane
fydrss streets, THURSDAY lih day January lisa ~ NJ
h0ur OF taN-- ''f '' 80 '''
ONE GOLD WATCH No. s.s7 and ONE PIANO.
Seized in the above entitled suit Tenn cash.
dec3 Gee. +. PEARSON, Constable
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\ IMPROVED PATENT RICE HULLERS,
z STRAW CUTTERS, CORN shELLsRs
PLuUGHS, ROAD SCRAPERS
a., CORN MILLS, Etc., Etc.
AlsoA general asm OF PLANTATION ARTICLES Iu.i re-
eel 81 anI tor sale by J. WATERMAN BROTHER,
Corner OF Common snd streets
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~" N0riCE 70 CoNSIGNEEs The ship Cries.
CENT Gil Capt. Bdls;on. from ,sou agst. CONS eeu
ST. sUse nI,gf 70 ne receipt Of l~t sngls on the Lay~
let.g JOHN TODLE, Us Bank Place.
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british lip EuDoeiA Vaughan npor from IsetIoo and in
if wl b. Responsible tor debts fontrscted by her
Iui John TOOLE 10 Bank Place.
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W CTenpls.on
Steamboat
Catherine Iiays Brmdeturg from Whls River,
u - Mosly, Power from I4fore.
hatcher No y Leathers. from Hard Tines.
Delaware, Baker, from 81 Lou4
Uphelia, ONT, from Washington.
Fashion, Fago,. from Coast
Z kInbai, knbh., from Natclitottes.
MnTis-tt kerohcvni, from LeAorE.
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N0TICETo CONsfGSEEs--Th ship BLANCH,
ti ad p h1s arrived isthArgr CouIgno,i
VII tlsas attend 70 te receipt goods epec.
inri JOHN TOOLE, 70 Bank plar..