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,,,Il, Mi viNTnu pnr-- ,.nou.-w. i,,i,. M. =,

= trr'uu Of uur,f stock ~ the following doc
Fu.rrI N.uu"ss, 80 oui"rs
Enrfs4 DO dp o.,
rtII and striped Mon. lius aud C.shmerrs
Ei.h EIglrsd do de-
Plain aud Stutlt FigI -. tairst Tor children
PLAIN Black and Black Fis'd Sills
Plaid auI Ri-h riga cora silks
I.l.lsa' ClYl fpr Clocks, an ral1rs
Muslin aud Cambria Chrmif-ttes and sleeves
Cambria. iase AMI Muslin Collars
Cloth tiutss. Lous and Sstuttr Wool siuwis
large stock q Pointed Neiyets Saloons, Bmps and
AN n Which siii sell ~ the lowest prices.
osi2 wAEREy PFRKt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11
". :. 4 q. DONNAS,
Sn. - paaTIstTest.

IiI.iItr's ANTONY
krN anil PtE"t, Dra --.ns rui Carpenters PhysiuiUgy.
GIH.p.. PlIcp4t aud Miles Surgery
T'~u-.- siiimau'- aui -..c.l'rts Chemistry
P.-,irl'. and Duus,is,U'- sis'.rit auli,a
M.g I.r's, Tucker, Nrp,su., Mur,au's Rtud1pIs
D,z,'- Midwifery.
w,t.u puugi.ou and IeI aud Stokes Practice
b-w-'s. Nsis- Candy, t1.-r- .lI Wet, % Children
Wood and Btrh-'- Uisfar.
burgisHu tuupsT-, iiprr's and Pilm.rs Dictionary.
Miils Qltiu's and iiu'y,r's ritt--.
Al Medical i.pnFz NJ value ltI i2i Main
printed catalogue NJ a.. Itrr. as.ormsn of Medical wort
IN Richmond b.. ready f.r histribUtiDn.
Co.
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vitha ~ Pefiumrry Crris HH.Ht Port.
hannics, Cigar Cases aud Purses, r nl- at low price, ty
EITAS iiALE,
Importer ~ Watches, IrEplry bud Fancy tp1lr,
so9o No Iuo Msin st.
GfAtIOPOiON OF HENt1U UNtNt for Ch ipprd tnrr
and Hand. Honghnr-- hfiinitiiS Hsr hns-- - ihr
skin thahnE. Nr. NeIls admirable article will ~
la bland amt hcans prap,'u's together v'u s % per
fume, at once recommend itself g. che rfhIuD of
che public a. m'.t dgiisltui essential 81 ihc Toilet
IL application speedily al irulhiy, fuu.r.ss
harhness 81 the sin, rendering 10 BY constant dei Eor
and fair.
Bos composed NJ vegetable ,ut,ness and entirely h,,
mineral adiEturs a with
trndercst t
applies fUf ,lahnR, nn4usi rNrsrAte. surft,,s
A. " suiuHnsys. j. srsuy aud ts
simply applied. Prepared
PURCELL, LADU A CO. lirulgitfa.
o-ip Main street. Ei,lr,ud. W.
NIFDICA ~ TENr HOOHS-uTO " W.T.. under ts o.,
I'VE change Hotel ard fic rsi Once tntfs o.
favorable heretofore, Medical Rocks ~ thc beet Cd s
Watsuu's aud Woni's Practice ~ Piysc
Wood q Hschcs United States Dispensstofy
krte's aud farrrs, and CafTvntcrs Plysiu'ory
Tuune's Chemistry
pruitts, Wiuerr,' ant GIeson's surgery
Melrs' Churchl' U0grra' aud NluruIfhTWs Niiuifrry
bunfisou' 1sfdnefs, uJbiyu's ard Cooper Medical Die
uonaries.
shstrey and Q1sIp.. and wiispn's Anatomy
fudd ou the liver. West Children
Smith a Hafurfs Anatomical Nilas
The shove ony small Par 81 Work, hand 10 ibis
depar
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stock ~ Goods, and will In few have them arranged
In their Souse No Is Pearl street. doors norih " their
present stand
Their Stock comprises fifteen hundred Packages and em
braces all the varieties Of
BOOTS. SHOPS. HATS. GAPS. LEATHER. TRUNKS.
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nave Their conscences smen il they made one hundred
per cent every day That would not Involve their honor
nul III would III their estimation, sustain the honor OF
those on whom they make The one hundred per cent
want no more sympalhisers with Texas do moi want
Them TO appeal in behalf OF Texas 10 rescue her honor
Her honor her safety, her existence her liberty her indie
pendenee, were once involved and did not see m her
dTest need and when clouds enveoped her in
The face OF one OF those who now claim 10 be her
0eneiactors or her sympathseIs Ii not until the
last enemy had marked her sot not until our star
had risen 10 the east and until attaining something
like ITS meridian splendoThal the Spectators were al
lracted by the hopes OF gain Then in that proud day
they were willing 10 unite their destiny with her but 10
grope their way IN DARKNESS. 10 peril their lives in con.
lct, TO confront and grappe with the enemy, one was
there. Let them moi talk OF Texas honor Texas renown
and Texas escucheon cleared She cleared them herself
sir II was not a speculation il real transaction
and she Will keep clear IL is her best guardian under
the ngls of the constitution desire justice and liberal
Ity 10 all who aided Texas and matter how they
have acquired their demands, give them earnest Tor
everything they have and upon that earnest give them
interest," and you please, be liberal, but let Texas
the credit OF dong justice 10 her creditors and lei
United Slaes intervene to save her soed honor is
called She will take care OF that article herself and
she will take care OF her money, too, trust and make
useful application OF il in paying all just demands, but
not The demands of Shylocks Sir. have done
Mr. CLARKE move 10 postpone the further con
sdeation of the subject until any day which gentlemen
may designate.
Mr. GWlN Thursday next
Mr. CLARKE. | move 10 postpone it until Thursday
next
Mr. BRIGHT. And make it the special order for one
O'Clock.
Mr. CLARKE, include that in my motion.
The motion agreed TO-
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
On motion by Mr. CLARKE, the Senate proceeded to
the consideration of executive business and alter
time spent therein, The doors were reopened,
And the Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

After the reading OF the journal,
The SPEAKER, by leave, LAID before the House sun
dry communications covering the report OF the
board Of inspectors OF the penentary OF the District oil
Columbia OF the director Of the mint at Phiadep ha and
the FIRST portion OF the report OF Lieutenant Herndon
United States navy, relative 10 his explorations OF the
nver Amazon, in South America; which were seyeraly
read and appropriately referred.
The SPEAKER Also by leave, laid before the House
sundry usual department communications &c.
which were severally read and referred
On motion of Mr. CLARK, by leave, the House took
up from the Speakers table the bill granting to the town
OF Bellovew, in Iowa. certain strip OF land in front oil
that town. the property OF the government TO which the
Senate had made sundry amendments
The said amendments were read and concurred in.
Mr. DUNCAN, by leave, introduced bill for the re.
lief Of John Miller, granting to him register for ship
which was read thrice and passed.
Mr. JONES, OF Tennessee, by leave, called up the
Senate bill or the relief of John Williams; which was
read three times and passed.
Mr. GORMAN, by leave, reported back from the Com.
mee on Military Affairs the bill Tor the relief OF Lieut.
Colonel John Charles Fremont.
And the question being IFS third reading,
The report in the case made by Mr.. GoRsAs, was
read at length.
After debate relative to this bill, in which Mesrs
GORMAN, JONES of Tennessee, JOHNSON of Geor.
ga, PHI ELpS, and FULLER Of Name, participated
Mr. BROWN, OF Mississippi, proposed to amend tins
bill by substituting another, SIMPLY directing me payment
OF sfo.5oo TO John Charles Fremont the said payment
be deducted from the sum total due by the govern
ment TO him.
This bill was further debated on this amendment by
Mes.rs BROWN, OF Mississippi, LETCHER, CAMP.
BELL of Illinois, TOOMBS, DISNEY, GORMAN
PRICE, ORR, McLANAHAN, and CARTIER
Mr. ORR moved to amend the amendment by adding
TO it a clause providing that the enactment of the bill
should not be construed requiring the Secretary o
War 10 recognise the validity OF the claims of John
Charles Fremont, any action OF the British court.
against tho said Fremont, as binding on this govern
ment
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OFFICIAL,
Notice 10 the Monufaeturers Of Boiler Iron.
n. w. LATHAM.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Feb 10, 1852
The fifteenth section Of Congress
entitled AN for the better security the
board OF vessels propelled in whole
for other purposes, approved 3oth August 1854
That all Of boiler iron shall be distinctly
Secretary
and, II practicable such places
visible the
the manufactured quality
hammered, and the place where
In pursuance the authority vested
above section Of sad law notice is hereby gwen
Of boiler that future all boiler.
vessels be clearly and distinctly stamped
three places each sheet pae follows viz diagonal
distance of about four inches from
about middle Of each plate sheet
and the Of the place where
ting latter by the Of the city, town. county
State.
Its at option parties works.
II the formed from charcoal iron which has been
before being rolled Is be also stamped
W above with the letter G.
which beng
IL is o be stamped with the letters g. II.
II puddled iron, il to be stamped with III. letter
In addition the above the different qualities iron 3D.
3D. &C. designated upon plates by numerals viz No J.
No. Q, No. 3, &c. THOMAS CoRwIN,
Feb l2-6td Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Mr. CARTIER then moved the previous question
which being seconded by the House,
A motion made for the commitment of this bill Il
The Committee OF the Whole House, ON the private
calendar not agreed TO.
The question again recurring the amendment 10 the
amendment declaring that the enactment OF the bill
should not be construed requiring The Secretary oi
War 10 recognise the validity of the claims of John
against The said Fremont, II was agreed to-ayes 60
noes go
The question then arose agreeing TO The amendment
proposed by MIR, BRows OF Mississippi, amended by
The adoption OF the proviso OF Mr. Oar and il was
agreed To-
The said bill was then read the third time and
passed
The House then adjourned
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-Tho attention OF persons furuishlns
Dealers and the public generally called
Of furniture and household effects Mrs Reeds boarding
house, Tuesday, February IS, at 10 O'Clock.
funiture bedding, all OF the quality, q
nearly having time Sal.
positive, Mrs Reed intends removing
The Ewesmea pickles. catsops sc, SUPERIOR
bee by Mrs Reed for her
house will be for Monday the
Catalogue. may obtained my Reed.
house, JAMES q. MCGUIRE,
Feb l3-dts Aucuoncsr
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a UWENTsTRNTONs pnbIIc ralr In Phtlndr phtN.--Ihe
Meade gallery Of line Oh paintings public
without reserves Tuesday, March l5h by order admns
tor Of Richard w Meade, ESQ., the academy Of fine Arts h
fhadephia This valuable collection
one OF the most costly collections
several Of them large scripture pieces suitable for churches
Among them the works Of Titan, Mureo Ruhens Van Dyke
ene Loca Jodano, Coego, Salvador Rosa Raphael Menrs,
Veruei, and others
Also, I'm. marble bust Of Washington by Censohi
Also hne marble bust Of Count D'Es'ang
Also and another valuable gallery by the
most celebrated masters OF the old school.
Also number fine modern pannes the whole forming
valuable offered this
country and every will positively be sold without
or limitation.
Csscsue. may be had spplicsson NJ Thomas Sons,
suctoneers
PuiL.psL February, 1853
l2-d1
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>ILvERwARE-M w. GAIT a BRO beg 10 cali atlenuor
~ 70 their stock Of sverwae consisting
Of table, dessert and tea forks and spoons
se knives and Jelly pie 6-h
knives and ladies'
salt mustard, and egg sc In word, assert
ment Of every article OF and
The above articles Of manufacture and are war
anted silver and offered
chased for in this country.
NJ, w. GAIT BRO,
Sirn OF the Golden Eagle, Pennsylvania avenue,
Febl2- Between 9th and 10Th
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CITY OF WASHINGTON
SUNDAY MORNING. FEB. Ia, 1883.
Congress Saturday.

SrKArE-The Chair laid before the Senate a msssay,
from the President of the United States communicating
the report OF the director of The mint for the past year
Also, report from the Secretary OF the Interior in
relation the survey between lndianola and FL Paso
resolution adopted changing the daily hour of
meeting 10 eleven O'Clock, a. IN.
The bill to regulate The fees and costs TO be allowed
clerks mashas and attorneys OF the circuit and district
courts of the United States and for other purposes wa,
taken up, amended, and passed
The bill toIepeal the several acts organizing the staff
departments OF the army therein mentioned and for other
purposes taken up and debated by Mr. Shields and
Others after which il was laid on the table.
HOUSE, or REPREsEsTATIyEs-On motion Of Mr.
Clark the House took from the Speakers table the bill
for the relief OF the of Beeview, in Iowa. aud
CURED in the Senate's meadments thereto.
Bills for the relief of John Miller and of John VIII
liams, were then read three tines and passed.
After which Mr.. German reported back, from the Con-
mittee Military Affairs, the bill for the relief of John
Charles Femont which. after being discussed a. length
was passed and the House adjourned
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The subscriber respectfully informs his owci,en. the
TO be made In classes OF his
Youso by the adjournment Congress-
hcd by pupils The charge, comprehensive Who'll.
studies English, French, Latin soisnce and
Mathematics will be the Of dollars per
year.
Ispt,sI AVENUE, City Hall, February Q, 1850
r. w. CUsHMAN.
e-ifms
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We publish in another column very excellent letter
to the Augusta Chronicle from its correspondent in this
city, which administers merited rebuke 10 the hypot.
risy of English phan,hropists by pctung the snno-
iced deg radiation and unreieved and suffering,
which appeal at their doors for charity, and ar
zeal in vain. 100
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-27
Office Home Mutual Insurance Company

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARIsH ov oRLEsNs, City OF New Orleans
b. eIherd ;ha on the Is "a Of Jana. lass 6=ors me- the
subs iA Justice 0f the Peace and or the aoCs1d
ty ear Alexander Brohr President, and james H. WAserr
Of The Home Mutual lnIFance Company New Oreins h5
G- y according 10 Law, ~ tepos and that the above
and snd % the books
epmI any. A. BROTHER. President.
J, - H. WHrELER Secretarv.
and -bsrbed i5th Januay less,
c. " JOS1E Second Justice Of the pCaae
o faTish Of Orleans.
Of Trustees declared dividend Forty
Deinbe al for which certificates viii h
the L. OF Mq-eh next.
The Company continues the ps the Seas Rivers
hy Fire the
| Csnlr street. ALEXANDER BROTHER, Presde At.
JOHN r. SHAW Vice President.
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~ PlIif.Ais5LP SADDLE ASH 1EUNK WAREHOUSE,
Ne. MAGAZINE STREEl docr CanAs RoBb
tu pst iiDb Fs4in) constantly eestv'ng New Gols
hHir AsnucoTy Philadelphia
Eng md snd are prepared oss dsse the liberal induce
DIR ssddiery HARDWARE HERNFss iEATHER TRAVFI
ING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RU UBRER 6n.lIS SAD.
DLkt, COACH HARNESS AND ritr iAiR.
TRlIASGs. sc.
Nh TH.f.
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

LADET & Co, 81 ST. Charles street,
- BlsASCit OF LACEY PtiiLLlFSs CELEBkAT ATEp HAIR
C AA%EFaCIGf, PhAl nia oGn. the and
aabie HARNESS. SADDLES AND TRUNKS prces.
~ REpAlRINd STEIGTLY ATTENDED To. fe21 lydW
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OE.HCHIT.4 RIFER.
NOTICE to PLANTERS, etc.-The BRIDGE.

4 WATER PAINT MINES WITH LIAIE-One.lwentistA Lime
vel ekedl mixed vito the dry BRiDG EWATER MINERAL and
as q the addition wafer, will
wood brick ete This has been tried the North and tested for
and n found 70 the mixed with OIL
For sale dry barrels and halt barrels in oil
O.. G a co, II
Agent ioI the States Louisiana Alabama Mississippi
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NJ EW ORLEANS and Car Fl xsg -zrs.a sss97.
' -a.n 2Stoad-U atro'.on sssf Va Il

q EN ORLEANS and Car 10 6sss ses54, .s,9ss.
-uii.1n Rsiuoad--U siToion a.
departure of Traius From 2tg OrlsIHss
5lorss tsfs-tI an. ~ "a, ieia, and Il :
taaIa 1fansa arl hour ngia
E1yely u uaer, sod aHt q srter- past5
Prom tgrtdtl:gH;
sloree Carr Bt / 49,. &, rad u =. =.
steam ltairs7 and h9u asrWafoE ai nSiu
p =r,a uHtt Mn
kARs-l5ee Children undrI l. sFs sad Servants lee-uts.
Summer the 4iFi Monday 8-rusIj
sui 90 the ssrogl Monday in Novtu'b-s.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
- Taess 1i if5u tie Depot No. IS street.
atyItsarg y Cs-i-
hilt=, !4g ald ~ o'clo b
plI1t, * 3aronHe street and s..
IN SUMMER from
. Depot y BzTonne street. 81 ~ aai 10
or which the M leave each terminus Lftssn
athis o'clock
Then AT ~, 8, 10 and IL ? from tho Depot,
A-ihH, " and ies .. ~, M Lafayette.
fAsE--lVseLts. ChidrGn endet Il years, hall pres.
- SottSpse Night CsIsaf fsriiss, Bals
Nhen Tsqrod, ara The hoars
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TEANENNEE RLLER.

Wft ttat5 THURSDAY January u, al o'slock :.
bNOR FLORE ENCE, TUSCUMBlA. FzS ~
a EASrpuRl all intermediate landnys-Reg-
n'gl Tennessee sor Packet EAsTPGI-Te sssrszzssx
sud light EASTPORr sam Ahgeu,
above, For freight passage, apply en- board,
ilu2i WHITE a BUCHANAN, - Fulton sigt,i.
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Wuti,A,- SATURDAY, JaHuary y. at 5atIekP,g.
ENOR MILLIKEN'S BEND ,EICKS- sZ n.
BURG. W7tRRES rOS, NEW CARTHAGE La64ts A-S-JN
t,-zASDGuLF, RODNEY NATCHEZ FORT nSzzaassssss4
ADAMS BAYOU SARA RJrsF-Esg gulRf RDAi
Wtstiy Nskst5rs Packet seamet s0i lliEliS HELLfIhe
sst Eekt FAEItr SOUTH!
ERN BELLE Captain NJ White, viii leave above For ei sht
3sas -''.' SMITH FINJsrER. 81 PoyIr,s street .
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Franklin Marine and Fire Insurance
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
VIM L. AVERY Secretary. CADV HOLLIsTER, Presidsn,.
Hudson River, Marine and Fire Insurance Company,


JAMES NoXoN, Secretary. ABJAH PECK, President.
e
Msssrs. Jones Brokers street.
Jones' President NeNYork Fire and Marine Insurance Company
~ Wall street. Ne " fork.
And generally to the Presidents OF he
atlantic suinA Insurance Company 81 Wall street NewYoIk
Metntile Mutual Wall
sua Mutual Insurance Company ls Wal street
The undrgned having appointed Agent
Companies is prepared tossu Policies on THE MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS against loss damage by MARINE HULL RIVER
FIRE RISKS and the attention the public called
TIE PREMIUMS RECEIVED ARE RETAINED used here or
the purpose OF facilitating the business Of persons nsuring
companies permanent
security thereby reeug these Companies all
Iord their Apply to
osH ,LATHROP. AGENT. }. Cam Etreet NauOrlssD,
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NTEw ORLEANS EMIL RANT AND -

7NT Nv UhAEAN6 ENI' IhANI AND =,
REMITTANCE OFFiCE-Ihe sI-1 az hia old llLIKs
e,. N sAsd 1i4et eol.aas- 2 anH1 44seue
.E 80 'hs rT.ea57 ~ i its S,tac, with
'i ius ght .raas s,l.gaps sng
E i0 afl n sgng 70 su lis asg, usl ~onuves having pas
from Lg Ars
ans Pafes swing 3sEac 7 alilssl atetseg tp tt1)
do JOHN TooLE IS Bank plsre
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SLAVES.
Observation-Disclosures

ETOR LAKE BoRGNE LA Tss5j,,t5. ...,=....ss =
a MEXICAN WINTER 80
ARRANGEMENT, D-aaHHher J, issY
~ MEXICAN tSJlt n Good tHi'iT4n
Csauf- FROG Liz ltk1
tEea7en Hs. Fare unsnsh f'y Csnts, Children md
lEAvE TIlE CRY AT 81 LEAVE TIE LAKE Ars 49,,
s Office NJ ~ Common street for AZ business Of ne Rsfi
other business connected AltN
IS. O BAkEAALL L---L.- ~
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HilIf4yc thursday. January q, Al o''loCk ?,
ESOR SHREVEPOR pORT CAMPO,

ETOR SHREVEPORT, pORT CADDO, fsg h
p BENTON SArITHLAND, JEFFERSON, MON -
TEEEN Eud Rl Intermediate gBdiussEed River and s@1s1AS
rack.tfhs we'll gular iIlsF n
MILLER, Alexander l IyaNt above. eight
passage apply on board, or to
SMITH 4 FlNltS1ER - Pcrdrss street,
SlpbhLIs GREEN h co.
There s5 tls}k lt,er. Ben2 s
freight. Et14p
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WI I.aV1 M .-UAN, Ta"I-I- . VI 0II1"s =
EYOR GRAND EGDRE. NAIUHl- a. -
4 GosilE,, ALEXANDRIA mi I'll ntgrmeaia'y
and HaHHug passrI-rr
sslaT p. ~ Vn. x n.er Y5t leas a,r. Tor
resbt having g5oi recommendation, apply on oarr 90
jsus6 Ell Il. PUMROY 4 co, - Gravirr street.
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No 553.
Resolved, That the adjudication of the con
tract for wooden bridges in the Second District,
to Thomas Tourney, as principal, and Richard
Barry, as security be- and the same is hereby
approved of
ISigned1 VIM q. O. CLABoRSE
President Board OF Aldermen
tsignedl FRArs. AIrurSTF.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved Jan. 26, 1858
Signed A. d. CaossM,s, Mayor
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S6s9,24s %
Signed W. C. C. CIusoRyE,
President Board of Aldermen
lsignedl FsAys Alrrr.T.,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved Jan 26, 1858.
fSgnedl A D. CRossA.s, Mayor
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.l0N H0sT0N-Regulal Line ef Paek. =
UQH B0STON-Regular Line Of Pack ~
EOR RALTIMORE.-The y fast saiI. x

. ffs htsN WORLD, SumErr altsr, having Two @sA1Asz
aEls het ngnscl md eeu- On feHri, wlt meet
eit7I dsIa- a'au 5Fgh apply opposite the Nsge t4
pie AArktt J. H. ASBRlDsE& CO. ~ 81 Charies sl
fHssaeet having superior accommodations apply to TIE
taa-5I1 tF .s5r'.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-19
Talk ON Change.

Tho letters by the Niagara 1T hand but led
improvement in -four. CJmmoa State bratds closed at
- Is with small lots the wharf ut SO ls Wheat
in good demand with pretty free sales both n mar
bet and arrive at full prices Corn was rather dull
Ony $50 b.les of cotton cold leaving rather dull
and heavy market.
was, perhaps too early to speculate regarding the
probable yield If the present cotton crop Yet parties
hsd received letters from different Of cotton
region which complained of injary from boil worms
cases, and from much rsn attended with ,ods
In others Should these dra wbak seous be folio we'd
by early FROST the effect would be to tail the
The picking In full blast and should
sickness become any way general TIE cotton estates
1t the southwert It would seriously interfere with the
saving of the in that part Of the country The in
of consumption during the past year had exceed
ed the Of production should peace main
taiped in Europe the consumption this present year
would again sur pass production Hsnce under ord
mary sspects Of the prices likely materially to
recsde from present rates.
Waile the United States, by superior skill and euter
price IL the cultivation Of the article had augmented
the crop value of about s1ao 00o there
had been, from various political and other fall
Ing of in it's culture in all other parts OF the world Yet
IN the face OF all this national prosperity there
men and presses mad enough to viii this of
tiorsi wealth blotted out
large number Of vessels would be required at tn
Southern ports load cotton for Europe which
ood tend advance the rates OF feshts in Northern
ports
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-19

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