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February 10.
arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

g Hooker siy and de servant ss
Coye Judge Shepherd, White aud LADY, -, SnrSwaSs
Fnnnine "A Atoncee II Turner, b. Wilson, Col y Lhds
n Il Tbomos " II Cbild W W Bydon, Grier, M Pug
McFa Or ParkeY, Vim Stanton i Douglas rrss ny
McWhore II Mcconnell and lady, W II Merritt " v WI
E Wood, yeIgei Miss kssd ,h tenn Sr n1lsy
Texas; Bryan oNel, Gsnheld X ss9inws i
Poeue Ky; W Al Brsntley Cox, Nj Smith, Aa N a''t's
top,Eo :,
CITY Bradford I John McFa Ohio non TS Reptos
Bahb Opelonsa Rslroad Carmen, Y q, .
Mobile, Emery Bowmdn La 9 Gibson mnres .
Cnson @ haogly, Miss Gibson, o. sexton NJ
Keernn, Nd CaRsady anu sasy u,i
Micheoa Ohio VIM pichenson, L James Mas II
KY; Miss Ashton, Texas Greer, w Smith Spehey, \ =
Dnnn Griffin, noan Perry, Mss; II Mclpioush' -
W + Brongh, y;H H Halves, Texas; L Buren,, KY
vERANpA. W Weeks W Legardsn Miles, Major W Lyle
Bath House, Kingsley aIobile Or Smart s,own
Cooper, Miss Rapids; d Fiarasen Fainte
pee Bonner Franklin " Branly Ala Marsen Miss sas
ton Maxey Dunn. MIR Mrs. Montgomery James
story Fisher lady and servant shropshire MIR Amber
son. Ky; Az Mcknight and friend, Tenn.
ST. LOUIS. Mics Mcdonald, Evans. Andrews. csgs VT
Palfey, Sparrow, Bowman, La Male va an inter-
Davis lady, Lpscomb and lady, Ma Julia Psrsy M
Baour Brown, Bnlfour, w Balfourr Ganssy
A Tr.da NORHt.
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THE NEBRAsK A RILL.

THE NEBRAShA BILL.
WASHINGTON, Feb THE vote to-day In the Senate
Mr. Chasee motion strike the 9Th section from
the Nebraska bill, was lost
OHIO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PITrsBuRsH Feb. 1.-THE river is falling slowly, with
fleet water in the channel. We
GxciNSAri, Feb The river here "a now recading
slowly The Flour Market is hrm with sales at 81 per
Dbl. Lard selling in barrels at 91 cents perlb Bulk
Sides cents, and Shoulders ~ to cents per lib.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. THE river here is falling slowly with
fleet water in the canal and n feet on the falls
P1TTsBuReH Feb s.There is scant feet water in
| the channel and the river falling slowly
LouIsyLLE, Feb SThe steamboat Empress has arrived
aud the shotwel departed for New Orleans River still
| falling with feet water in the canal
CiNcNsArI, Feb S.--Sales of Flour at SO rs per bbl
Bulk Meats firm. Sides &c, Shoulders An to Sc. Whisky
23e Lard in bbs SIC per b. The river is still falling
slowly
PilTspURsH Feb 9,The river here is rising with
feet inches water in the channel.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 9.The river here is stationary
Sales of Flour this morning at So 80 to ST. but market
since unsettled by steamers news and nothing yet done
Bulk Meat selling at Sc for Shoulders 60 for Sides c
| for Hams Lard in bbs on and in kegs loo per Id.
LOUISVILLE, Feb s-The steamboats, Eclipse and Chan
ceo arrived and the Duke left for New Orleans River
| stH falling slowly -.s=
LOUISIANA LANDS.
WAsHIseros, Feb. Elm the Senate yesterday bill
passed granting lands the state Of Louisiana
the construction of railroad from New Orleans ths
| Sabine river. a=zz.
/ NEW YORK MARKETS.
NV YoRK Feb Flour has advanced &c per Dbl with
sales of Ohio at 80 si14 bb Corn is rmer without
quotable change. =.#
NV YoRK Feb 9-The Pacihos has had favor
able effect 90 the Flour market and prices frmer
but there is no qrotabe advance Sales Of pork
s15 s7H aud of prime s18 o61a per Dbl Lard stead,
ut previous rates.
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Ole Bull was to give a concert in Mobile /,


Ole Bull was to give a concert in Mobile last
evening. .o
Ashley, of the London Amphitheatre, is said
to be negotiating for the Hppodronle ground at New
York. H
Six convicts, awaiting sentence to the peni-
tentary escaped from the jail at Concord N H. the
night of the I'd.
. Judge T. s. Mays, an old and highly respect
ed citizen of Montgomery Ala, died near that sty on
the 4th inst. as4s.
A man named Hartman fell from the roof of q
house Baton Rouge the 7th, receiving injuries of
which he died the following day.
Henry Ward Beecher and John Mitchell are
loggerhead the question between them being in rela
ton to Southern slavery
A Mr. Redpath, in New York, is out in the
papers string of charges against the Rev. Mr. Psase
Missionary ofthe \ i've Points.
1t is said that during the year 1852 more
books by American authors sold in England than
English works by contemporary authors in America.
The extensive enameled leather mandatory
of Charles Could in North Salem Mass destroyed
by fire the night of the I'd The loss is heavy.
T. G.. Giles, the well known portrait and his-
torca painter, died in New York few days ago of
sumption H0was formerly attached to the United States
Navy. g--==s
Among other honors conferred upon Captain
Creighton New York is his initiation into the Masonic
fraternity and subsequent elevation to the degree of
Master Mason in Holland Lodge
A young man named Wolf has been arrested
in New York charged via having stolen from the Irving
Hotel the oyercoa of gentleman containing mortgage
for $780, and three promssory notes for $4,000 The
latter recovered but the former had been destroyed
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THE ROYAL GUEST.

They tell me am shrewd with other men,
With ahee Pm slow and difficult Of speech
With others, / may guide the of talk,
Thou wing'stit oft to realms beyond my reach
Ii other guests should come, I'd deck my hair,
And choose my newest garment from the shelf;
When thou art bidden would clothe my heart
With hottest purpose, as for God himself
For them, l vile the hours with tale or song,
Or web Of fancy, frInged with careless rhyme
But how to find fitting lay for thee,
Who hast the harmonies Of every time?
Oh friend beloved sit apart and dumb,
Sometimes in sorrow. often joy divine; ."
My lip will falter, but my prison'd heart
Springs forth to its faint pulse with thine
Thou art to me most like royal guest,
Whose travels bring him to some loWly roof,
Where simple rustics spread their festal fare
And, btushing, ownit is not good enough.
Bethink thee then, whene'er thou com'st to me
From high emprise and noble to rest,
My thoughts weak and trivial matched with thine
But the poor mansion offers thee its best
5I5fr. Passion Flowers
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AZ. R. R.
FIRE AT UNION CHURCH, MISS.

FIRE AT UNION CHohCh, MISE /.
ARCHIBALD SMITH, ESQ., late Postmaster BADLY BURNED.
DR.. JOHN IA DWAY lNse Orleans, ID
Last Saturday night the misfortune to have my Gin aud Mill
burnt ground White aiding eoa to rescue estson
devoung bad back lace neck and hands
terribly failed to give sass RR Relief Wss
applied my hesd face and neck. as-
In A FEW MINUTES
sE 7 WAS COMPLETELY FREE FROM PAIN.
good aud rspd effects of r. r. r. in my case
The thought heal for hesh hat
feared peel perfectly sound 1he
wsds this days sne covered with ahs
deep 1T now we'll and ssund
lean also eeontmend your r. r. RELIEF
FOR BILIOUS CHoIIC.
with attack that assumed avery obstinate esaf
ecterbat yield smsdss r. r. Relief
1T ACTED LIKE A CHARM,
naordiag curing him in short te
Respectfully yours, ANcHibALp SMITH.
Union Church, Jefferson County, Miss, February 8 1864.
The original received this day 1t be- seen a. let
Camp street..
Ey- r. R. R, is sold by Druggist, everywhere.
JOHN WRIGHT 4 Co. General Agents,
I5I Chartres street, New Orleans
EY- Dr. JOHN RADWAY be from 10 10 u al l0
| Camp street.. leoll ltsp
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II ATESTI TRLEGRAPHIC NEWS
md rIIE Nrw oRIEANs DAILY onEsoENE
sN n =a-4==--z-z
+Ay~s-.j5s~- Bn tbs National atnf.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUoPRE.
Arrival of the Pacific,
CoTTO.N STILL LOWER

Y E
BREApsrUFFs FURTHER IMPROVED.
INTER EsTTNG G. SGENERaL NEWS
Nav YoRs. Feb. s-The Collins steamer Pacific has
arrived here bringing dates from Liverpool Of the 25h
of Jauaryonr days later than the accounts brought
by the Arabia Her advices report moderate demand
the cotton market at liverpool sales for the three
business days preceding her departure of $4,000 bales
including 1000 taken speculation and 1000 for export
Prices hare further declined per h. and according to
the circular Migan Evans Co the market closes at
the following quotations Fair Orleans 67zd, middlng
Orleans 65s Fair Uplands to 616, and midaling Up
lands 55Sdper lb. -'s5s7-5
The market for brsadstutf was active and generally
arm and most Of the quote flour having ad
vancsd one shilling bbl The figures however do not
show such an improvement the closing rate for Ohio being
ASS per Dbl. 5g@s Err H. Fsg58t
Corn was firm and holders generally asking alarge
advance. Operations consequently limited and
prices Irregular. g 81 $500
Wheat had advanced to ~ d per 10 lbs for white
~ MONEY MARKET S,sgqt e+e
The money market at London continued stringent
Gonsos had uctuaed the rates having fallen to 3d. but
closing at 9034 .@ d Ely ~ =ae... sa4F
GENERAL NEWS-THE EASTERN QUESTION =
czterf, THE LAST NOTE.
The London Emesstates that the reply of the Emperor
of Russia to the last note Of feur was eyasve
cnaraCter TO leave uttlc appe VI opto
ing peace
The popular excitement at St Petersburg intense
approximations felt that the Emperor would BIZ
compelled to declare war formally before his plans wer,
mstured It reported that Count Nesselrods had re
signed. $3.50 t4
There was that fifteen thousand Russians hat
crossed the Danube. No battles had yet takel
place the Danube in Asia but there was consider
able movement the former. ifN
The allied fleets last seen steering for Bauk G?
| The Russian fleet had also again put to
4 ARRIVAL OF THE ANTARTIC. fsa :
The ship Antartic had arrived in safety at Lyerpoo
with the passengers taken from the steamer San Fran
/ cisco.
| sHIPWREoK AND GREAT Loss OF LIFE.
| The emigrant ship Tayeur, bound for Australia ha
been wrecked Dublin and four hundred of her passen
4 gers persisted. $500 4"
| QUICK TRIP.
The clipper ship Red Jacket had arrived at Lyerpeo
| in thirteen days from New York - .. =
~ RUSSIA AND DENMARK.
The Emperor of Russia has protested against the
traty of Denmark and insists that that nation shall
| sides with or the other parties. .
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Drugs, .lueeEict1ees and Chenaicags

DR.. L. ]. COKE, No. 95 Camp street.
kB DR.. E. ]. CoxE's PREPARATIONS in extensive sse f
nearly fifteen years by their
nn'upaaed squalsd by similar in North.
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
EXTRACT OF CoPAlyA SARsAPARILLA AND CUBEBs
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGES.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND pr
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES
tE- Fer sale by Druggists generally, fyJ qptr
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MEr4RrE oouRsr.--1om Smiley and Young .8msrico
went their yesterday over this track for $500
Tom handled by Mr. John Hitler his owner, che
with ease in two straight heats. Time-2:34, 2:s5.
The tomorrow will be of unusual interest the
first being tro between May Queen, Reindeer, and Oh
Elliot, the former being the favorte. The pacing
brings together Tscamssh who drove Pet 2;1s Dos
Spaaker who beat Joe Wilson fourth heat in227 witt
eass and Pochah0ntas, who beat Sper Tail in 22413zz
With such field and good day and track, where vii
they get to! About Els.
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To the Ladies'.

NJ A D Am ATEN
- Respectfully Ladies' OF New Orleans
The treatment of ths following deasea PRoLAPsUs HT
WHITES, PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MENsTRUATIoN, EN-
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
Thetreament adopted by her that
the Surgeons Paris London rk
m succasa here Of which she has ample testimony and the
respectable lsdeH abe
q" the Uterus, not of cancerOus nature, cured.
Madam p devstes herself oreuaixey
can be consulted DAILY, at herrssidenoe,
nyl8 eptf TER n. 4naent s4rea.
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mtees-Mr Griffin, Cbarman of the Committee on Paro-
noval OF of justice in the parish yermien
Mr. Lacey, Chairman of the Judiciary Committee, re-
4 ported upon the following bills
| CONCERNING divorces. Favorable.
Relative to Justices of the Peace in New Orleans I'm
| favorable. ~ s= stHh Yfz6
| Concerning Judiciary. Favorable by substitute 4
| Mr.. King Chairman Of the Swamp Land and Levees
Committee reported voraby upon the bill appropriatng
out of the Swamp Land fund for the purpose OF
| aiding in draining the swamps and overhowed lands
On motion of Mr.. King the rules were suspended and
J. ME- Moore offered joint resolution instructing the
Swamp Land Commissioners and their Engineers to make
their report of contracts designate their commissions
and that they be instructed to make no further contracts
during the session of the Legislature except in
eases Of some threatened creyasse
Special order Of The aaAn aniendatory of the char
ter of the several relative TO- the Citizens
Ban of louisiana allowing the bank to charge eight per
cent interest when loans are for term exceeding ak
4 months more. Passed. =I=- H=
An act provide for the seizure upon conservatory
process and under the execution Of all judgments aud all
l3rights and claims in suit. s-S=s r.
On motion Of ar McCsy the rules suspended and
i the bill passed with some slight amendment
l. HousE.-Mr Roberts, OF Orleans offered resolution
that the House do not longer than from day
| to another the present session. rA5*#
After debate the resolution was rejectedyeas H.
Mr. WALES offered a resolution to appoint committee
of the House examine Immediately Bayou Paquemine
and report plan and the probable expense of clearing
1 that Bayou Of drift. ss4
Mr. Miller offered a substitute joint resolution in
strucng the State Engineer repair Immediately the
Bayou Plsquemne with all the force at his command to
i o,sar f,o,, bounp also buiia
80 , y IN 1870 ~ M So as s a.
- ~ -; - -, ~ M;sss Nj ~ ~ ~
y as dss;o the s,,httnt ,ronosod nv AJ
/ N,ilIar , wa sSontea Nt NpO''N y
- art 49, 49,. b., NJ. n.raoo, f.an +b. II. d,;.,v
"e ~ ns M m 80 tp -. ,a ~ pl;
~ n ~ 1891 ,I Ia,;a
n,nmi,taa b M phin fa tb a mi ~, nj;
ounilit,ee W -, nNope go - s 49,. IN ~
~ vi hehsa 49, u t @ .ne
~ ~, tas 80 T.; y ~ ~ - - a ~
sn's ilonss y w eps y wy
IN Z, ,e" uiieans, n e It.s !,
NJ y sies ohets ~ .le W.
On nieeei9hs W alte mess NM ~
mesnene ~ tnlS 1i9use Mels hV az ehe snle
9 tAelf escao ehapAoyeu II she mouse az He~
/ pfleahs; AdpP'ea. -, 80. yga
blas itedHseaby "a r ma9tason, naklns II INC GUY
p ts CITY anu psIoen,t au'iioss.s Y seaIe suci n
~ Reerrsa &c ''e
Also oaathorze the Governor to appoint Notares ub
i lie Referred s2 AHs z
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SEyoRlrA Soros BESEFIr.-This evening at the yarie-
ties devoted to the benefit OF the charming senota
Soto The bill for the occasion is exceedingly attractive
and announces the BENEFICIARY in and more desra
bic dances than any previous occasion. We have
spoken of tho enorta frequently during her engagement
here and only hope that the praise which in com
mon with all who her have felt to be deserved
by her may lead full house the last night of her
appearance.
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Al EXTRA #p,sIRs ElorlMESr.--The Rev. Isaac Kem-
bic of Athe New York six months since, formed
an intimacy with the wife Of Payne also of Athens
and member Of the church (Lutheran1 Of which ken
bic pastor which induced Payne to refuse to live with
her week Kemble and the fathess wife of Payne
sioped, but overaken by the Injured husband at
Albany and arrested After examination, however,
Payne proposed to settle the affair if Kemhe would pay
him $40 and be might take the 2nmsu kemble plank
ed down the money. and walked of Very roolly with
pagnes wife. while 2 pocketad tho money Kemhle
aa man between tortyfYe aud fifty Of age and has
a wife and six or seven children some of them are
married. -.-= =zzz
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s,n tbt National lint.
STATE LEGISLATURE.

BATON RoesE Feb. 1o.-seuate.-The Senate yesterday
passed Acto provide for filling vacancies in District
Judgeships To-day barely quorum adopted resou-
tion nsruetng Sanitary Committee to inquire into
the expeney of purchasing Luzenbergs Hospital for
tagious diseases - D-&
fotseThe House yesterday passed the bill to author
the city TO subscribe to stock of the Northern and
0pelousas Railroads by vote of forty nine to twenty
tour. .-=
To-day Mr.. James introduced hill to create Board OF
Education In New Orleans
the proposition of Mr. sbepperd to erect
Mr. Touro by giving the present capital for University
to called the Touro University on condition OF his build
ing a capital in Nav Orleans,
MIR Cronan introduced act to authorize the City
ceuuc issue bonds for the construction Of under
ground sewerage Ia New Orleans
Mir Roberts introduced resolution for the establish
n1ent of Naval Depot at Baton Rouge
Both Houses adjourned to Monday.
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vALkNr1sEs,--We have received Of b NJ. Norman, No.
Ia Camp street number Of choice and beautiful yaen
tines Thsis theseason opurchase them and Normans
il the place. "a
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NIcromE GEBnER-We trust our readers Will pay par
cular attention the advertisement of Notore GERBER
to which we will refer more fully hereafter.
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valentines,

j U. M AN 2
Exchange Place. adjoining the Post Office.
s The Subscribers VALENTINES for 1854 eonhsis
of en- rey PATTERNS and style superior to any
that he has offered to the public.
~ = r,o j. O. MORGAN.
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PRoFEssoR SrENeRN,This gentleman Ia now attracting
large to hear his lectures and witness his
in Electro Biology His style of delivery much
better and his power of concentration greater than Pro-
lessor Fisk who it may be remembered delivered course
of lectures this subject at the place Arnory
HaD years since His ladies' class very largely
attended yesterday morning, and all who desire to wit
ness an exempheation of science should not miss his
lecture this evening. -.-.e ~ b -=..
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MoBiLE Ard oHIo RaILaoAp,--A teIegrsphic di.0o,.h
from Montgomery, dated Feb 7, to the Mobile tribune
Announces that the Alabama House Of Representative
have passed the bill l6aning 10 this $500 which
had previously been approved by the Senate.
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Tar SrRsG TaApE IN INV YoEK--Symptoms Of the
spring trade begin be visible especially among the dry
good dealers Some large auction have been had
Gently, alI of which ass been we'll attended, but princ
paly by city buyers There but few orders 30,
from the country,
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CouRSErw RaoesTrur Pacing First Race ff0lHpg,
Pr0prieto PursslhiJs in tge 10 Harness.
George W. Bidwel names black gelng REINDEER.
o. w. Bintk names sofe mare MAY QUEEN.
L.. black ge'dng DR. ELLIOT
tho 4es Payers in tha wordhres Ave
70 hafress-for Furae aud Stake bf $500,
W Dick aud driys sotrSl POCt'OSTAS, the
SILVER FAIL fourth heat in 2m. PAYS
George ", bay DOLLY SPASkER,
thu thst St Louis third hea
Jaaee u soft and setre gedhg the horse
that SOKE PET nt New and
about neck The fastest time made
IL First Race off NJ haptsl O'Clock, p Nj second Race
to OF At hli-past 3.
all ia condition and tho Track crdcr
Il wilt Posaby days the Meae
Course.
ES Admission to the quarter stretch, 81 to stand, Soc
frbli I'd J L. EoFF Proprietor
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sa-fhe fne ss4amer Hungarian emit. eoIts, l.nvas
sns evening Tor 81 Lenis Tho boat is good Que and fine
true gentlsnas W. advise all who are travel
ing thitherWard % try his hospitalitiss
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fire occurred in the Bowery, New York, on
the I'd, BY which property amount about $4,000
was destroyed During the frethe floor of thu
s.ofy iet In With heavy crash, huryug four hremep IN
se f!ls Ihef brother lreple Immediately set To WORK
" Ffep thoss buritd up although Va doipg they
- gfeai hanger 81 heg buried by the failing Of tbs front
NAu' saleh tarsatened them They were all rescued
ai'ye, but three them were badly Injured
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ANSWER OF THE GEAR.
NEw YoRK, Feb. GA dispatch received in London On
tine morning that the Pacific left states that the Emperor
OF Russia replied to the note of the Four Powers by
contemptuous refusal to accept it. referring Turkey
Prince Gortsehako for further particulars At the
time he asserted positively that he would give up
jet of the demands made in the first instance by Mems
chikof 49, .4.s--,. r.
Another dispatch states that the Gear had not yet pro-
decided to extreme When he informed that
the allied fleets had entered the Black Sea replied by
demanding whether the fleets observe strict
neutrality to take active part the sdo of Tur-
key. ssrs Sl@&# &~ @F
Preparations for war going on very actively.
p CHRISTIAN oossAcKs.
The regiment of Christian Cossacks had left CONSTANT
pope on the 9th January to join omer Pacha on the
Danube.
szta RUSSIA AND PRUSSIA.
The Gar is said TO have nterposed objections to the
purchase of naval depot by Prussia from Denmark.
STEAMER AFRICA,
The Cuuard steamer Africa arrived at Liverpool on
Monday, the sd January E
Later adRices had been received from India. Trade
was reported dull,
i sEst MONEY MARKET,
cOnsos opened Wednesday morning at 9og6, but fell
off y per cent.
7 ~ CALIFORNIA STEAMER
NEw YoRk, Feb 9-The steamer Star of the West has
arrived from San Juan with s75o,OOe,in gold.
t7 Ga4 THE NEBRASKA BILL @%
NEwYoRK Feb "a great town meeting was held last
night at Chicago to protest against the Nebraska bill
Senator Douglas denounced by the Old Line demo
Gratis and by his personal friends and resolutions
passed urging the Representatives in Congress
oppose the bill. i-
In Albany to-day both branches of the Legislature
passed resolutions instrucng the NewYork Senators and
Representatives in Congress TO against the Nebraska
bill. .-=
50 MOBILE MARKETS
MoHuE, Feb IoThe sales of Cotton for the past week
embrace bales Prices have declined and closed a.
81 cents for Mddling The receipts Of the have
been 600 bales the exports 14oe and the stock
hand this evening 700 bales..s.,.. ... p. .-4z
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GorrscHALK, We understand that our friend L. NJ
Gottsehaik leaves for Havana tomorrow He mas been
invited thher and will trust, reap rich harvest.
From Havana we understand he goes to Mexico. May
success 80 with him. ~
5@-rsr----ar-&7@ H. gs. @85
otE BuiI-Ths distinguished musician will not appear
until Tuesday evening He will then give concert in
Mechanics Hail. assisted by Maurice strakoseh and AIDE
Lima patt
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aa- The polite clerk Of the steamer Rs,,a..s 8
thanks for Louisville papers Of the 3D. 'N' "at
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SnrsGp0s-tEEG.


"IUNiU ALTERNATIVE ENTKACT OF.
ES- Prepared only by
DIR. E. j COKE,
No. IS CAMP STREET.
EB Ihs strongest preparation made which
CURE OF DISEASES OF THE LIVER GENERAL DERANG
hENT, with DEBILITY of the WHOLE SYSTEM
IA Tobs had at No. a Camp Druggists generally
is snor