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Washington sentinel., 1854-05-05

vote was taken. 1t is understood they would
have voted as follows:
THE BILL. AGAINST THE ELL
Democrats.
Bright, of Indiana, Clayton, Of Delaware,
Wright, of New Jersey Everett, of Mass,
Mallory, OF Florida. Cooper, OF Penn.
W1igs.
Pearce, of Maryland,
Toombs, of Georgia.
This record shows clearly the position of the
two parties in the northern States on this ques-
ton, and it is presented here to show who are
the friends of the Constitution, of the rights of
the south, and of the Union. 1t is true. the
democracy of the north have often been de-
feated on these votes but they have as often
rallied, and, armed with truth, with Justice, and
the Constitution, have breasted the storm, and
stemmed the current of northern fanaticism.
And now, again. they stand ready, with in
creased strength and renewed vigor, to vindi-
cate the course they have heretofore pursued,
and to recognise, by Congressional enactment,
the great principle of selfgovernment for which
they have uniformly contended. Sir, the coun-
try owes these men at the north who have, at
the risk of their political existence sustained
the Constitution and the rights Of the States,
a debt of gratitude which time will not enable
it to pay And now, as my time is about out,
let me call upon our friends in the north to again
stand by the Constitution and the rights of the
States Let us pass this bill, establish firmly
the great principle of non-interference by Con-
gress in the domestic affairs of the States and
Territories of the Union, and then 60 on in our
legislation as a band of brothers, having COM
munity of interest in the prosperity, the honor,
and the onward progress of the country.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-05
The following is classification OF The vote,
by sections, upon the proviso:

Again, on the Clayton compromise bill OF
IS48, the following is the vote in both houses
of Congress-, by sections:
On the passage Of the compromise bill in the
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-05

This brings me to the vote on the compro-
mise measures Of 1850, a classification OF which
will give in detail.
The following is the vote on the Utah bill
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-05

On motion of Mr. Stephens, in the House, to
lay the compromise bill on the table, the fol
lowing was the vote:
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Passengers Arrived by Steamers

FROM ST. LouIs-By the Herald .-. w..
MIR Wilbert Briton Lov Johnston Van Metre Mr.
Paameqr, Wlssman Locke, Rodgers Mrs Bein
ter, ar Renirean and family.
FROM ST. LouIs-Bg the Delapare.
Mr. John Bates Ms seIisn4an Mr. chssbo and brother Mr.
Martin hsssrs QUESTION, Spear Parks, Pike Bates Mcclure
Brown, Berry, Smith, Mayo, Rsby.
From ST.. LouIs-By The j. S. ChenoiUeh 5
VI Coates, Campbell Fl Hadgsauf Bagby and servant Mr.
Adams, Stacey II ogg Mr. Waey, Hubbard, Stacey J.
Taam Mr. Crapeu Messrs Edward Sheppard Capt sehaeh
Mr. WIN Ford. :
| From BAros RoucE-By The Ceres:
Mira Geat and daughter AIRS james Collins, Miss Gous
Bridges, Mrs Stone nnghteT Collins Fl Curtis Stspes
CLARK, W Bozemau Emanuel II Stockton, iandy,
chessan and brother, Mrs Fore
FROM BAYOU SARA-Bythe Laurel HUI:
Patterson, Bire, Cineano. Bro= Armans
Bradley Mr. ghramou aud lady, DIR Patrick lady daughter
Landry Mrs Plaaeher and daughter, Miss Queen
FROM LAKE PRovipENcE-By the p. f. RiabaU
Gen Long and lady Gov NJ Tucker Loo Bell,
Master g Lea DIR Bukne, Cloman Short
len, f BakAe fakera Stuart w Thornley, w Knox
Ngmeler, Mrs Myers Hatch, Tatum, VIM BurnHs
Mr. A Neighbour
| FROM LAFeURcHE-ByAs C. D., If:
MIR Heyde Miles Taylor Ware perdo Nfonuon L Gilman
Moore, Mr. Dunn Crampsn jaime sannderson
Borgeon Lacszs MIR Savage Ronqus AMI lady, Ns
Meham and servant M. Wataon and da1ghisr Mrs Cnb Mrs
want, Mira Dupoh three children and sesysni.
| From GALyEsToN-By Che Merico;
MrI MeRas and laiy M MeRse, Cook s Miss Hurd
Miss Morris, Mrs Jsrk Mrs Young Hatch
q. and servant Master Hard, DJ ANGEL RsvJ Miller,
Wau fspd, p Cleveland Mesu Crane Hurdnai
Davidson Sharp, Payae MClelsnd, W Bynn Plsyhsld
Beverly King MesNs Allied Jackson, Thompson, Fulton
Wa LssrAnd 6rkaad Mr. HadaOp Adams Co.'S EIpre
ger and is o. deck.
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dfyi4 DO n Tsss &eo4, 30 Aszasas q do
Hi.se e "a hRss .s =
gAyog s4e.ssas:.s 1szs. ssd. IS tsl
ss .
- d Ks ss9 d. sS ...s. & sos +
% q e S: ID ha" ss s e
ST LoUssesn1sI Hsradiss bb potatoes joan Lawrenee-s
sso sfs I'd ess sas @ hi. a @ Sss e,
Iorsi eays seks 9fs Ear Thempaa46 bbl.
tsS sS o. 'sf s seFs sss
= III san 5Ss. .a ESs ST. I pi tn a sos
Esnnet Div aos75 sack. W Wright &eoss bbIs apples
81. 8f ksF as 's e %
Dc ogsby Ma;arag 20 Do Keep ssd 4eoo9 Do Its ssss,
@ lss e s. 81 saas s sgi ss sS.s
ssss HHss fss h.s
o.. "a !. ssss. . f Es Fec m
wgops Smith, johnson scottss bales cotton Frs!Ou aeos0
o ss s
e. e ssrs. q Fai fha as
S sppss 81. sd d.s
sb az 9i.ss sss 1 . M e..
a s 100. h sPgs ksnR ss @ g.
Perkins, Campbell .ska pnd hams
81 sa ss. aii lnsaf1 ss " s
sss asa s ha a. sssiR s. & s sses
coils swinsy Green hbls lard hama
caaally.
ST Delawa-s4 bbla fur JAIME. Connolly Geo
go Hewitt Norsa sesss ogssy EssI
do Payne hemp Iss
coils Parmeie Bros4o do Shultz MADDEN Lains
bales do Perkin1 Campbell &co16
bbls do bdla hides Mann-loo bills beef NJ
Savage &oso Rogers Mcclure bbs
Hurley Aee aetf Thoinpson-s bqls peas
ton Levy &Summer95 bb alcohol Maouey Brose broos
IS bale. bahalo rohe, O. Masls bbs apples
MeGregor howay &eourdfs owners bardTo Gil isles
cotton.
4
lido Bachanon Carroll Aco5 do Carroll Pthad aeoso bba
hhds Foley Averys1 do
sasat aco935 do Msnard vnaads Do Aisin-s DO
70 pegslss parvs acoso DO % Egsna
hhds sugar Bt.ud LrdIyio do and IS b do Nicholson
bbs molaases Edward Shit AeoTa IS bales cotton rs bb
si9 hhds sugar, 4o3 bbls niossses.
GRAND LAKgsteaner Kimba1a balss ThornhH
co-ss George Pnckad Jonaa-sT do
Pitcher Goodrich hcol4 do FreIscn &eei0 Kelly
do Fsioss aceso do Estin 90 PAYNE
do Curry DO Richard Nagent &c4s d. wiss
Ricks-3s dc Miles Byne, &eo-s5 do
Buckner, Stanton order-7o
dy Smith Jonnaon scottl0 do Mar
Owen Cobb do Williams Bathurst &eo25 potatoes
Thomiey1s bags cotton seed W CoanToa 1905 bales
M Per New Orleans and Jackson Railroad
10 bales cotton sieraulo do Oakley Hawkn-s do
Wright co6 do Beck Rick1 box Harris
8helo head cattle sundes sder-Toia
Per New Orleans and opeousas Railroad.
~ bids George Urquha24 do Buchanon Carroll
ssater95 do ~ bsln moaeu cammhe Sqnlres We-ao do
b cops chicks do turkeys, 1luO doE do Wild
geese do squirrels Z do snipe.
.lss PASSENGERS
Per ship Isabella from
rihip Nicholas Bddie, from Bsiiimores cabin passenger
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels

ST LOUISE Marshall Nj W Hawe lady aon La; Elisha
and lady, Mo; R Carlisle T L Bayne, N 0.
yERANDA-Ec Compton, Anderson Tenn Tue Mrs
Stone and daughter Y;J Foster, Mckneey Scale
Horn Janus Aiosaett Ala Shafer, N Rob.nson MIR
ianea, VIM Clomsn J W Comhn, Jones, Rchsrds
ARCADE-L ii Yarnndo Cubiar, Bynum Il Nayfsd r II
Fielder, aney, Hampton Phinrs Robertson Miss;
Goates Ark Thompson Dnnobgh Texas
Redner Summers aud servant, Buchanan Y Dr. VIM
irvine, 0; Spencer, J NJ Mahensy Z W Eassy
ST CHARLES HeisH, Tho Plscide w Oakley
L gaines n Marel, o. " Ipmgkin, " Hamn
KIN John Lumrkin md Scales Nia, Smith,
Savage Heughton lady and child Mass Dugn lady
SERVANT ohioi N lady and daughter Summons Nh
Iorng aud Miss Dackst John Rodgers Van
meier, Loret, Va; R Dllad, Ala.
CITYW Barron lady, Barron Cleveland D j
Elder, Baker, N Stuart II WomSch, H skipwith st
La Watsns ard daughter Mr. Crane, Davidson Hudne
II Kirk and, DR. Rodgers Graysnn Hudson Tbos
Jackson Texas Buckingham, VA Curtis Quinn William
ELy Winsow, Vsrden, Rob Shotwe, Block Miss
P Kemp, S Rnehsnson, Pa =sfH+.-.
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Fsosi POM HuDsos-~Bytle Gtsyi Wy
VIM pixea, Mr WssS Foley " NJ Jsdee 0 Leblanc pr
Richards col gsqsst al Wssaa NJ Jaas. T James cas a
allsn NJ Lambert Ssp Gl,Ik 10y Pa atss NJ Jsss
sore OSanee stffuge " Parfsh, Kumpn Mauchs
Gae lady. NJ Iaps Mr. Woods GaTst Martini Capt RA
LIANT, MI Hughes. Nv *F 1911.
FROM ST. LoUis-By he Sultan: sing "a Z
Coleman aud eha Me- whib.ek MI. Ewing eldrsn
servant tady, child
Isou ady tbdres; Mn Noble Mis- Martin
Maiter James Mnriu NJ Flanagan ard lady
lady and lady Mr. Thrnbsfg
Wight, lady md sir children Mn Wilson, Mr.
Covert Q Davis, MTlap Buchansp
Sage Jackson, Y Smith Faster Foster Rogers
Rate shiDn Andrews Cars Mscenklipg Duraey
ney Stone treker Bates and Simpson,
gers, 10 way cabin passenger 5s
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~----- AZ
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

Oegons9 bales cotton Farley, Jusy &eoss
Tarlton. Whiting Tais-Totalt l02 bales cotton
RIvER-Steapr Hays-4o bsea cotton j Pauche SEQ
SO Anderson AIeicafs0 do Oakley Hawks9 Gly-eO
do csrrol Prohari aeol5 Payns Haraoas do Wight
Nas Summers do Andrew Sierau9O5 head o.
cattle Whte-Total 1888 bales cotton - II. 81.
BAYOU sARAstoamsr ceseass hhda sugnre bas
Burbrdgs lairss Roche.
do John Wl bids 90 bbs molssss Gerard
Ftitchard dol fanehe
uiisny eanucheanl sugar Beocq &eo-50 do
Payne Harson5s w shai7 pagslos Aeo-s do
20 LsnyTetaI cotton 9Sg
hhds sagsf, 95e bhls molaaass. wa t@sNl
DoNALDsQNVILLE-SeAmerC Jr-5O hhda sugar Iausa Nc
Galley bb oassee Feswsa Aco4s % hhds sugar
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a VIC D,ET. ECTIoN.--En vertu de tros writ

deeetou moi addresses par Son hIseienss + u li AZ l.
Nouyes orleans Pren.ss nothss
lien DC e. e mi ao + sraud seaatsar vile
hnas nou ImplT les vaeances eceasiounee par IA
nonoTabie H. bi Summers Repfees2tant ou
penaf 81 de hon Thou. MrKeons s-sprsssnaas eAAiae
Represenat de Ia Eouvee Orleans iusuua
sheutes dc iapres midi endroit 81 aonp Y AZ Ia
naissaires ct grehieIs gu saToui pos "
villa EOuvsie Urlosus ,,r,. nav dnniiest dew
cOndne st les tet9a r. 11f
fopt ARE tranrs al snussKus eonsmeIlsnt oAf
Nouyelle Oresus il NoYsnhrs, Isk n. @Aalsst sash'
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CATTLE MARKET,

TUESDAY EVENING, November q, 1854
Arrived since yesterday evening 80 Western Beeves
1856 Atakapas and Texas Cattle 295 Hogs 800 Sheep and
$40 Calves and Yeariings heavy supply of ordinary
Cattle, with fair supply of other stock offer Prices
for the better descriptions are pretty firm at quota
tion 4f
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rn.-1et iiatr i
STEAMBOATS,. 47aF
csrs, L.bertb rom Baton Al n Roars. e 81.
s sI5.I palisls' , from 1, p Tia
Tsss 6ss 1sSss sn t..,,
Delaware SsnaT baker, sG fae 81 ISn . oa''
d ISsss 6 h esis1 Fsls i Rad saS4 Sara
z. F. FL. kmhali BrosdweIl, ifem On Grand Lake.
eisses s' Myers asse from f Noble s,fs '''s'.
oS III % B h an iad # s p
.. -.
The steamer Sultan lst ST. Louis on s
weather cold showing the last iwn'ou houra at Cairo
n mad tn
rveo1Ts -
NEW sslss "a. bbs, ,pga, 40
bales nidss 800 Dol. IS
IS bba pork loo do flour
so leg lard -. :,
DBL
lops ss ass' 4'e 4'a
IMPORTS Z
n.''a p1as merchandise.
NEW Yoak-shp sheridan a.'sis. Y. mere merchandise
NEW soRk-shp Loa'lahaaAs esa merchandise;
naIypsTaN bss
ton BassS W Hs d. K.y
FTazisri8 Thomas Elder head cattle Mehle.
Isabella hhds Wne 1875 half do 100
niSa ~ corhs
@ & a, s sps esa IA ssr;aas BaiIiy
Rsnchard w. @ hhS M Id cases plaats "a bdls
o a9 o. nlu - "a $40 sar5nss a
Vaeon NJ cssss rins Glais do u,s IL do meas etc
on II i ~ liz
do TirsI casks Nine Alex Piueet4 hhda do Le
80. A f.mbonrg
Gaees DO, ~ baskets "a n
~ =, % 80 ga y bsf DO wine osst sran5vi case
w. % mus 80 - nsda Ntr,s
sosa sams, kaap ardipss Peaa dce-s
T. ~ - easaa atsxrth
on oss bs , 0 IA do ds Geome Zo
isss 81 brandy rera' eoss
/ '"sA' ao' 0' sase' "iAei IVA w ~, w ~ 7
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| CoNsldNEEs.4 s..
Rritapno rron,
btoeanJ b Mac.uay-N Nfaaehe-Ds
FapeGaux PAYNE HarrisonJ Waterman BroJ
SIarl Dap Rpaag Adans &co MARKS
GeoE Ml Sco-Tayo gton-Auray
sbannenHoward IJaliAnaerson Mstcaf-P Lanage-E
rorh pnn.- sen-r BudjecAe
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SIT. CHARLES THEATER--B DEBAR, LES
~ MAsAGBR-H. CARR, AeTso MhEAexR-C
g. cHEsLEY open at ~ o'clock Curtain
at osockThird night of Miss LoGAN-THIS EVENING
Wednesday, November 2The celebrated play Of LOVES SACR
: = : = -
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rs oPER & TRAVIS,s GYMNASIUM. ]

IL UPEh @ TRAY 10 3 UYMNASIUM, FeruIu0
a. aset, The Shades PROPER TRAVIS respectfully
the citizens New orean they have opened
upon place.
which thing the kind
South procuring
thing necessary for Institution Of this kind. Ee
respectfully invited to call the GYA
SUM the Exercises there strongly by all
Physlcishs.
wish every necessary respreH ent.
EBr Lesaons given In Spsrring and Fencing.
~ Open from the morning until 10 O'Clock in the
uy-
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XTANNUCHps AMERICAN MUSEUM, S

NANNUCHPS AMERICAN MUSEUM, So
St. Charles building from the Of aravisr
street. nearly opposite the ST. Charles Hotel Open all
UARY exhibited in thie country or Europe.
THE BELLlGERENT POWERS OF EUROPE
consisting Queen Sicora the EmperoJs France Ansa and
Russia KING the Sultan of
England In Robes State, the Continental SoYsregns
uniform.
A beautiful episode in the life of
WASHINGTON
when the bridge at enton N the Ladies' assembled to
him with flowers previous to his Inauguration Paaden Of the
United States.
Sixteen tggre all taken from Life Gen. Franklin Pierce Pres
ident of tho United States Mai Gen. Winfield NAL Gen
Zachary General Clay Speaking
STEPHEN GIRARD.
Regaa figure perfect LIKENESS
been added 10 the Museum
Attended by the elite md fsahion.
For here rssistsss demonstration dwells''
BREATHING FIGURES.
BIRTH OF OUR SAVIOUR:
This beautiful gupe woriha visit from every family the city
Alsoiu added
THE LAST SUPPER,
consisting Christ his Twelve Dcipe Here the AIfbaa
played great skl-Truy wonderful.
THE DEATH CHAMBERS
Hon. Daniel Webe Hon Henry Clay and Hon. John Calhoun
the perfect the public
Three FgureSst, Speaking in the Sens9d, the Bed
The skill displayed these fgnrs onybe fully appreciated by
tdose who have them.
r. HINES, NJ D. A. MA correct kene OF this Distinguish
eds gentleman. PROFESSOR WEBSTER and DIR, PARRAlAN
ARTHUR SPRING, the Murderer.
tN- Admission 50 eeats. Chiidren half price, nil
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HAN RICE'S-ST. CHARLES STREET, oPPo-
SITE PERD1Do-poon open s o'clock. Curtain rises Al
office open som 70 until P M.Pa5ess e.
Margaret Of Burgundy Cony and and their
Daashr I. L. Conner Captain EVEN
ING lss-Ths with IA AR
GARET OF BURGUNDY, OR THE CHAMBER OF DEATH
Margaret Mics The conclude with
DON JUAN, OR THE LiBERTINE bEsTRoYED-Don Juan, Mr.
j. Webb; B. Cuny; I. Cony.
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WANTED.

M ANTED-Em Employment between the hours
wv of 81 and sP. by young well acquainted
thu city ean taIk English German and understand little Of the
French snenags to mind cosc, distribute bs
make generally useful Good given
TO W. b., Crescent Office n9D Ct
MA ANTED-A Situation by a young man of
Wv good business habits speaks English Span sh
and give tho best sty Address Boz g.
n20s t* 5z -f-s7
NHAMBERMAID WANTED--A Slave or
Free WOMAN, who understands keeping perfect
order. LAWRASON Il EUBANK. lilo Camp street. nit Y
M ANTED-A TEACHER of the French Lam
capable Of giving instruction lnslsu
mental Music preferred liberal salary Will be paid address
mis- If L. f. PARKER, Alexandria, La.
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RssUas.e Of Sts-ayag tsGtsted Hernia,
sUftt all xfs Horrors

CT Those niailble for the RUTUR all ita
forms popularity the afflicted
TO ths, friends with heaeoy, ~ cured earedradeay
cured, By the use Of
sHKRMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDY'r,l
The Medical Faculty Of this country well
and France have Of This rs
Hse Tfusa while they only that
accordance with the principles Of Surgery As differs
differs aotiouom AotheTs tits light elastic
completely the heTn perfectly
But lett
that for
musook equally oi.s application by
with the omy the the proper
good Dr. ths csa
bfaed Engh writer Hernia ably it incest
OPP Mechanical 4lfgeH
~ RUPTURE REMEDY which,.
taken absorption and adding
Its preventive weakness in
abdomen, prediaposiont to rupture. =
The experience of the propretorof e
Who many yesra 70 the study and
Rupture sgamuatcn selsc
size andshspe 70 promote speedy and radiescnrc 7
EF Particular attention given to RuptuFsd Childl
PLANTERS aad othss their SLAVES CURED without
NESS.
l eersons the TRUSS RUPTURE
REMEDY worthless limitations
neher hsnAme tina he so and inquire
/ or and have apsfoaal ntaEyies with
| DR.. SHERMAN,
| tshss Iysp 20 ~. CHARLES sR
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HERE Is YOUR REMEDY
uOIIO W yrs al STMENT

HoLLoWAYS PILLS FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS, DIAR-
RHA AND plsoRDEREp saeieS " these
diet attended cean w
be effected Their strengthening nature speedily tenozates The in
the disaye
eru Bile and DIorde the Liver ba nia cured by their
use sni those who Afe gaaFing
cannot adopt more remedy than HoLowAYs PILLS
They ara also the bes.F Family Medicine eStant
an ~ Professor HOLLOW Az 80 Stiaha
frs enps Bar Ecni5nl all
Dealers in Medicines States
esnsaad vi Wholesa by the principal
Unio1 aud by 4 D. y RIGHT
! d CO., New Orleans !. - g.ss
sy- There considerable saving in taking The sea
for the guidance pssats. inays dserds
| sfHras tnas eh sssss
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0-777I7
JEWELRY.

Hyde 8 Goodrich,
CORNER OF CANAL AFD ROYAL STREETS.
s. ,=5 .s557,g=--az5 MANUFACTURERS OF
sILyERwARE AND DIAMOND JEwELRY.
=pPt IMPORTERS OF E9.~F @
LONDON AND GENEVA WATCHES;
3 PARIS JEWELRY; FINE CLOCKS AND GUN5;f@
PLATED WARE, CUTLERY AND FANCY GOODS.
E Superior Workmen employed in Diamond Setting
pairing Manufacturing Jewsly Making srsars Engraving
and Card Printing Hair padIng and Electro Gliding Plating
o2s i5le-fzI1-E Ivsp
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THEATER --TpURspAy. Noyem

ORLEANS THEATER. THURSDAY, Noyem-
vembsr 49, ls54Frat of Mime LAGET PLAN.
TERREFs night Of the grand Meyerbear THE HuGuE
NoTShessrs. denbrel Bofdas LacroxMmes Lasst PTste
Baie. e.
NorkPssens who have engaged requested call
Their Tickets before O'clock, otherwise they will he dis
posed Of.
The public informed that hs Controllers
give no credit at the door.
a RMORY HALL-SEooNp WEEK OF WEST g.
N PEEPS ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MINISTRIES the
which will be found the JULIEN BuRLESQUE, BURLESQuE
LEI TuRE ON WoMAN'S RIGHTS, NEW SONGS, DANCES AND
CH0RuSEs
AZ For particulars bills of the day.
sH- Tickets SO cent?. Tier and Gallery % ceas
MATT PEEL, Manager,
nq0tf DIR. f. A JONES, agent.
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BANKERS.

n OUISIANA SAYINGS COMPANY, corner
Camp ard Laystte srseThis Itsa.ioa hae been
snd vi. Be opened for tbs transaction Of THURS
DAY, ths I'D
hs basis which II established
taton. For The pprposs aodng an opportunity
ng tae savings IL provided
y inc will be Yeesived deposit 7@.
shlshed 65g77 - te - - - y
pepo:s iof %. les. than trc shaH
Of shree per cent 1l y e
Deposits TO- tkaa months and months
es AZ the rate Of four per cent. per =
Deposits for the rate Of five Der cent psr
knnGn. = - " - - ''.rS-
be allowed
90 Fridays deposits will epIy rca Females.
....TRUsTEEs.
Vim. II. Garland, ". b. Bo6bs D>eni. ts.nsn
Pet. Irwin, - Jas. NJ. Fosgay, Jua d. S.aYn9s,
See E 6 : Lasrsson ,1no. coisu1s n = !,s u Rand.
NsNplesns. Angus' L. iss4. ag2ty
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS

"WEDNESDAY MoRNfNs. November ~ 1854. q
COTTON. The sales on Monday prove to have been
larger than reported amounting fully $500 bales
The demand continued yesterday snd about $500 bales
were sold at unchanged prices ~, st4s,f g +.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,

WEDNESDAY MoRSiEa, November %, 1854.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Fekshutg, Hughes, New York, lACohen
Mexican sehr Bonita, Oliver. for Tabsseo, Camerdeu
British achr Adeona King for Trinidad, VIM Burgess &eo
schr Aurslia, Hanson for ApalaehcoIa, DMeNsb
Is 8g 81
ARRIVED
Steamship Mexico Lawa Indanols Galveston 10Th
to Harris Norgan-let district. L-
Ship 1sabea Jones' Jones' Bordeaux Chs CaHoe
81 district. -Frf
Ship Nicholas Bddls, Gesh 20 days from Baltimore. to Ash
bridge &eo--2d district 49, ~ '
Bremen ship obss, Fechte Bremen asih Of September
Ship Sheridan Clarke
LIST district 81
Ship Louisiana, Sullivan York
lst district. EfE7E' =. '7=z- 81
Ship Bsnnia woodward days Philadphia to Bogert
tdiatrct - q
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EsINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc. @
ETA. TYLER ~ CAMP STREET. constantly on MA
hand, and s receiving by arrival GOLD LEVER ~ q
DUPLEX and CYLINDER WATCHES, all the Fest $780,
makers. 99# 4s5t3 ii s&77 I75sT ~ -
Also, FOB vEsTand uARD CHAINS SEALS siKKYs uevcry
3t'.=a
GoLD PENS, PENCILS, TEINBLEs, BUcs LES stc; FINE
BRACELETS, BROOCHES, NECKLACES. RINGs, slLvERWARE
SPOONS and FORKS, LADIES, CkSrORs CLIPS. PITCHERS
TRAYS PLATEp gAsToRss TEA SETS, CANpIEs1ICKs URNs
RICH FANCY GOODS, LBBNS FINE PERI UAIERT-togahef
With great variety too ueaton.
Iao,SPfCTACLE Silver,
snd Glasses Of constantly
INLAND and fitted TO suit the short notice nsi II
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ICE.

zee ICE!!--J. STAFFORD Co., Wholesale
and Retail Dealers ICE No. EyEau Fields street. oppc,e
the Fontehartrsin Railroad Bepot, lower side: :.
No. 1853 Old I.nvee street, 55 5...5-.4
No. II Tchoupitouiae sseti
Ez5I No. New LeEee street;
No. IS New Laves 1treet; Fl
No. ommefeesree;; 81 -
=w No. 68s Tchoupitoulags street;
No. <al Levee VI EA.|
TWO ICE HOUSES between Ninth and Harmony utrets
District. Office No. So New Leyas. itnl "
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CROCKERY.
GROCERIES.

10. So. adams,
G R GER,
Corner Of Front, Common and Fulton strsets,
IT aa constantly large complete assortment Of Gro.
for lowest
" STEAMBOAT SToREs-Spsea attention paid keeping
ali times null stock OF Articles required by Boa $50
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED

Par ship Isabella Jones' from BodeauI5 cabin seerags
Per ship Nicholas Biddle, from Bamore-6 cabin passenger
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

going into the market with cash capital, and
of Withholding or selling it's Manufactured
fabrics according to The demand The mes
sage suggests the application of the surplus
amount to certain Improvements Of the
building much needed.
A prudent allusion is made to the exclu-
sion of the State at large from the benef,
of the House of Refuge, by the refusal Of the
Legislature TO incur q part Of its cost A
change of policy is recommended. The
Hospital for the Insane is also commended
to the liberality and fostering care of the
State.
The regulation Of the hours Of labor by a
general law, in factories, public workshops
and wherever else mechanical labor may
be found SO systema'ized as to render the
desired reformation practicable, is again sug-
gested as matter Of eminent propriety.
Reciprocal privileges with respec. to the
holding Of property bv aliens, as between
the United States and France, are proposed
at the instance Of the general government.
In the closing paragraph, the Governor
alludes to his re'remen. from public office.
acknowledges the honor which has been
conferred upon him by the State, and in
v"kes Divine Providence in behalf Of her
prosperity. 10 the name Of most Of our
readers, we may, doubtless, extend TO him
our best wishes for his future welfare.