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g A II d.
TO the Ladies' Of Washin gton, Geo, getot0n, ALez
andyta. &c.
"ENRY WEIRMN'S ladies, misses, and
III children's French shoes sold by the un
dersigned, on 18th street, Just above Corcoran "
Riggs's Banking House, in his new building, with
the high marble steps, where he will receive la
dies orders, and keep constantly on hand every
variety of ladies', misses, and children's French
gaiter walking shoes, white and black satin CATERS,
slippers &c, made TO order by H. Werman, OF
Philadelphia OF the best French gaiter materials,
and in the latest Partisan styles These CATERS
are entirely different from what generally
known as " slop-shop shoes !" being all custom
work OF superior workmanship, and warranted to
give perfect satisfaction
Ladies, who value beauty, comfort, and econ
omy, will consult their interest by giving me \
cell, and examine for themselves.
G WEIRMAN
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THE AMERICAN SPORTSMAN, Con-
Il tanning Hints to Sportsmen, Notes on Sport
ng. and the Habits of the Game Birds and Wild
Fowl of America, by Elisha J. Lewis, M. d., with
numerous illustrations. For sale al
TAYLOR " MAURY'S
Jam Book Store near Ninth street.
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By RAILROAD DIRECT


Time between Was In x ton and w Ia cling
but IL Ia hoursI
Runaing time betaoees Washington aud Cinci's
aafi Of houySi
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks 10 be ha
in Washngton!M
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Public Racing Prohibited

Public Racing Prohibited.-After various
i" fast" parties have INDUCED themselves with
ighracing on Pennsylvania avenue, the cor
poraton attorney says he erred in the opinion that
the law against such performances is imperative
therefore, now that the sport is over, the chief
of police gives notice that he shall enforce the
statute
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~ AUTlEV'S.-Just received large as
" sortment of Pate dc Foies Gras from Stras
burg, in small and large jars.
Jan 22-tf O GAUTIER
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FINDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
u Another and very large supply Of Warm
Under Shirts and Drawers this day opened, of the
best quality and al low and uniform prices, at
STEVENS'S Sales Room,
Nov l5--3tif Browns Hotel
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r,uE HEALING OF THE NATIONS, by

WASHINGTON Cry, April 10, 1855.
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No. 47l Penn. avenue, north sideJ between
States Hotel. Oct 4--3t
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Ss's sss:ss Exc 81. @
.. sES ss Carol. 4s.p..,,
sss ssSs; 1ssi WS5s
T.iIs etsf wPs
gsTf asD s I'll ADAM
ssss R RssSTl
a.d Din Ass Wright cslsa
Ss%p H .s WI Nc s
yard Howell s% wss So css
1sssss sls Sss + isn %
s.g ssss's e;Sh b.
s .ssss ssPe.f %
as i wsss 49, %
aad AsesiarE Day siadfsrc sta Asofsst smms~oids
RECEIPTS on PRODUCE.
~ T.yas ~ ss sfs
Jaws ss %s CIV I s, a,ss u &C., At 4.
s.ssas sh5s
81 E!d.s D,as ssps
as1 80 SAs !: y
~ P.aess
@ ss a asa sss rsys sss o
i q s9s.aas Ksnei sb
y Te ss. cotton I'll hsds .asar h sss 30,
ST. MARrINsv1LE webbe: "a bales cotton
% ahds hides Lobs hides
DO
Dsssss To 50 bAss s.ea sugar 50
bbs moIa.ses.
u = ss ss s
sass 'Sfsi %
s ess Leo VAN
"a sesoa 4eaas % 60 Dbl mos..s.
d g. aa BE s. @
Fl Tss tools do E.sse Tos 4s9 hhds sugar,
ST steamer q bal.. lo1
81 Lids sugar Losi.t Chspsnisr- 50 Do
Do so =. S.siis.
csss sssg Fsas Wight @
rs
40 g DC 10 hs s
CIR Do q e bss ol...s. Green
cotton gsr Us iii. molassss
a.s ss. . 80 a
q Gsas Co. Ts 81 & s s cotton
Asss e; Lls.d Wssl W,s.
Webb Rswins csveland Brothers SEQ
ss'aa WiW~ gs.s ss skso Ss,1
Wea .s ssr. as sss w gass
sse 5ra. asa Me,ss5 Wss
syrps Geo. rogers Ssoa A.
Totat 9sss bales cotton. 4
..ssmsr Red Rys5 u bales eo'so. Gerard
DO 10 hd sagar Fs
HsToo-aa 10 Perre3ud do .anmack Squares
tbi Chapen isr40 do Nugent 25
Butbridx Ad.msss sugar Don
Dsl9 do Ia is f btls
Glly TOTAL S54 bales 7U bids
SHREVEPORT. Per Kinbal; qi2 bal es cotton to
Frar, Dopegsn &co2GS Robson Aen-s2 Martin
1871 Wreht, Williams acoi5a Sddali Campbell
Siropgsg H Ga &eo--i3s Nslaon Pomroy
eo-6s Rugeiey blair &eoss T Hard
acoi Tsriston, Whing Talisss d Oakley
Snodgrass Virgin Henderson Terry &cols do
Buchanan Carroll &eols Powell Hopkins-s swine, AGO
Eib, Lee deoi9 R.uins, Duncan &coI3
ubeu9 Raiit Miller acos Csmmaek, squre do
Ward jonssb Farley, &co4
Donald aos bales pele do 40 hides Robeson
bags peas Brugisr. Total, 1910 tales cotton
BEUFF RYERpsr ney Bell: cotton II Gjy
&ce-i1 Lee22 Wught Will dcetSi Rugeley
Anderson aetestf3 " Mehfsfon 90 o--Ss w
Apd-wlss Wright &eo' Cowan Dykers Butkes5
Bcgar, Foley Ayerys1 Bnudsr Williams AGO
", Cruoher Buchanan, &eoss Donald 4
eosG ssnwood Ms kidgevsy45 II Freil.eu kcoss Camp
he'll stronsS Srn Rswlus
6 III Pinckarh &no. Total, 10 q bales
ST. LoUPs Delaware bscon III tes
6ss b lard Hewitt, Norton &cos7T do Shplts
do do Ml-rt sdodoS Kennedy Eager co
3ss do do glesty Maeauk200 do do Martin, Cob5
applssJ Moofa-so do do Murphs-s eggs Daley
la ks taoe' Drnhan4s do 100 Wss
eo-.unarss TO ordsr.
FIATB0ATS.
NDASAPer Sprsgers bbs pork ls
bbe and lard 500 buhels 500 do
to S Kennedy &eps
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LECTURES.
r ECTURE BY
by
GENERAL RELIEF co MMITTEE
o. ;he T. o o. r. II


THOMAS FRANCIS BfEAGHER,
m ,io or
GENERAL RELIEE COMMITTEE Se.4
o. ihs !. o o. F. f
viii be delivered 10 oaa Yslews II y. on ~ <5l5
asElsl n FRIDAY EVENING, March 81, 1884,
srbect"Thc bdps aud Into l-oual
y Doors open O'Clock Leesnrs commence AZ
o'oork. 4. - = -
gB- Tickets eke ofrs at cdd raI., Han
or from member Of The eayeraI Relief Cot-e rahs3
EREE LECTURES in the HALL Of the Me-
GHsEics' INSTITUTE, Phslppa street. MONDAYS and
MMDAY, sh-)n The Mechaui OF Man. BY Prof O. A. Mott.
THURSDAY sA Continuation History the Invention Of
The Sesn- EDgne. BY Judge Lnrua. - y - =
MONDAY, 18th. " IebTwo Ia,,s. q, ths In
q mechanic Arts on the Human Race. BY Hon. chaa
" aoh.oa he NesssSy Of Mechanical Edacaen. BY
W. 2sda the Dangers Of Mechanism. By D. Rand
be selected by Bennett Dowier.
~ nsrce. BY 9 smidi, Eaq. - v - -
the Extraordinary Development the Resources
g shs United stse contracted with other Countries By
rMn aSss 1,, lsh-on Palestine, scott
States. BY Joseph Brsnsn. -
MONDAY sdh-fn Tansy
Il ny seorgs fafrey. 100 W. g. KENDALL,
Hna % Chairman OF COMMITTEES ou
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ANUS EN- EN- rs.
ST CHARLES THEATRE

~ b. DKBhR tss.xs Nm y.
g ~ CfESLtf .ysNAsuREH.
BENEFIT or MADAME ROSE DgyRIEs AND siG. ~ ~
~ LAST WEEK Of the Winter seasan. -
"a last If nisht Madame HENRIEfTE SOSTAG. n ~ i
taHse Of sisnnr BOTTE sfSf. f5ass :, 71i,r
FRIDAY EVENING, Msreh 81 1884 VIII Re podsssd,
mt ane ony tins verdfs Cpra ERNAf cAsiiiah fIoro
rltb the following Es, Madame RIO Dsyriss,
sgner Lera Don sya, Siguar t~ .. and
steud aets q ths sigpor Bosss,n will DUET
e tsba,so ard Violin wi,h ssnsr Ardia whois nrepds
Antns, Madame Fenrfssts SonsaE 0lf
~ Saturday, Bsneht 81 SIIqBEz, sI5t tl-,st.
~ Sunday, Benefit of Mrs, BIER ARD. n
81 Dress Circle and Circle,
Gallery. 81 sents; Coiored Boxes
pcora open a o'clock; Curtain O'Clock
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A1LACIDEs VARIETIES, Gravier street.

FRIDAY EVENING, M.rcs sI--Ths psrf rmanra will com
mere 9Th the new ce.a IN hfse sutled oT THE
N which the VII L 81 the M
followed y shs Drama u LOST Ao
Handy NJ Copeland Mrs Layton, Mrs stuaft Magnnis
Boxen Dsnee. LATYnOLESE, BY Miss Fsuk
elnde With tho Farce of CAPITAL yasdes Mr.
land Tempest Mr. Hamilton; MIRA Singleton Ma Kate Warwick
Rosanond, Mira 5nHi.rs n - "
Nv Saturday,, Ben fit Of Mrs STUART. tsas esl5
PRIeEs Second and Paroues
zig so1ss Third Tier or eolorsd opy so Gallery
Pfiveta f5 81 ~ ~ n
~ Doors ooek pssformaacs to commence at altps
o,c mscfs
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WiIIIeave wIfh digpatcf. y
EyOR MINDEN, LAKE BIsTrNEAu,
WHITE RIVER.

viii ieave stFrRnAYs Apyi ], ~ o'eeex,p.Hs
E0R JACKS0NP0RT, PocA5oN- ~ =
GBsTA ell lint rui-d=te -susr Whit.1
Ry.r Packet JAS LAUGHLIN.The new, shs dr. .nznt 500
aat runHpS papger LAUGEIIS, briBtiey,
master iysve For freight having
s-us 81 LEWIS sNAPp 80 View Leyse street.
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YaZOO RfVER,

wIlsave SATURDAY. April II. at O'Clock p. NJ
NOR GREENWOOD, MARION, s-
I5Tp I ne q YAH. CITY sATAgTIA. vIcKs ~
River aud Tehnla Packet prsseos
steamer ALTON Jobs s. Waisee will
mhSe T. WILSON. TCarppd tets rect.
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YICRSRURG

= VIII leave SATURDAY, April L at o'clock p.
NOR VICRSB URIC, WARRENToN
~ NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD IsH&ea2&.tl#
NEYs NATCEEz, FORT ADA-ds, eEKoU SARA, a5EEzaSzk&
and BATON R0uGEReeuiar Weekly
Steamer SOUTHERN BELLE w. magpheent and suif
nGning BELLE Captain NJ
White leave above. For passage Hppy
SMITH a FIMiSTER, fs Canal alree.
The Southern Belle will take freight prvies,
OF rsahpppg. ,mhg
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iii ERE is YOUR REMEDY .-
III H0LLo DIVA YsS 6INTMEHT,

tIoLLowAy's DIN stEST Mn PILLS HAVE tFFe6rED A
WONDERFUL CURE OF A DREADFUL SIFELLfsG.-I or
NJ farm iaborI O Newho, Her hsd se
-mneut and Afterwards fp6fas-
altogether
derived
Of HoLLpWAY,s 6tN hEST Fills he aeenasd 10
them tr al AMI these uab
ght weeks Though he hai
he continued aithent
the winter and exseil-nf slth.
Of va Strand
Temple bar Lldan and sl
,saas Mehienss the csss 81
" 80 each Whole
Union, ind by Mssrs. SANDS forf; sna WRIaET
co Now prleHna.
s There considerable taking large s.es
psreuta Ar.
shr@d 70 sssh hns- sue
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Will leave FRIDAY. March 81. at O'Clock ,. !
TNlR. MONTH OF CQIDW ATFR


NOR MOUTH OF C0LDWATER, a-
IL MOUTH OF ri LAToB., LEFi ORE. CIR EN- eIkA&s-T
WOOD, sInoN TcHuLA, YAZon CITY Sal ARTIA,
VICksh URG all Pnsk-t SIC
DOFEs-The
Edwad Pheps, MASTER Ii IN freight
on board, JOHN Z. HYDE q co. poydras strsst
to SMITH d FiAISTER. Cana
B-she will gn bn Of lsdns for yaahu.ha freight
only. mhg0
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OUaCHIT.a RITER

wflisave SATURDAY, Aprl Al HI o'clock - "
EfOR CAMDEN, FRENCHPORT, -
j - BEACH q r HILL LITTLE BAY, MILLER,s
WILMINGTON MORO NDfs d. PfGsoN HrLIC1a TvIIIa
SALINE, ALABAMA LANDING, " IofFI
PORT UNION TsENroN, MONROE, coLUMsIA HARRISON.
BURG TRINITY .nd r nermedn Oasehta
Packet Steamer L0UIsATbe passenger
steamer LOUISA pan Keeling will leave freight
passage, apply board ,s5s8
SMITH FIsfIsTFR ia Canal s.Yss,
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Sole Agents for the Southern Statee.
The undersigned have in small
brand Of superior WINE and they confidently 1t
entton the trade being Wine
In bis country.
Mr. BECART SALMON the proprietor OF the finest
estates ChAmpagn and his Wines
Russia Bavaa France He has appointed
the COURT OF BAVARIA With authority place the
ARMS OF THAT COURT UPON HIS LABELS.
~ Tha Wine sold OF the
and 8 dis inguished by its rich fruity flavor
~ From tina shall supply the orders
trads liberal
dqs sptf ~ New L~vee and IA Tc houpitoasa streets
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREseENr,
Z Friday Morning, March 81, 1854. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY. Il
sssdy MAJ I,ysipool sIsssy
s ssfss Rss Whitney &c
d ship aoish' Blair. Lt,sipcsi sybfandt ! Nssas
saf. sst ss
ssss aS fi s.ss assa. 81 S..5..
sshl Miass Roach, HAVANA n''sN caha.as Key
ia ARRIVED
Hartley Morrill, from Liverpool 9Th Feb to Gisney Lowell
ssgs sss e Fs.sss district
Steam boats
~ New IAtona Gross from Bayou Sara.
81 Union Union, p pas;s., from rom Y nseu, Ak
En-. Ps ssSs ss %,,l;snper,
Ssss Wssss Sess. rom assss.vi..
S.ss's $s;ls $% sS 9 $
pssEss sssy pb p% St hoas l..
'ss ss ad sd Bss ss.n s an
Wss ss a E @ and sl q . NY.
Ts s-n s + ss
ships Nabob and Harley, schr Rainbow. - :
MEMORANDA
4: sS:s s:as .s;
fsps Ths Sa Torsss 'ns cur
EXPORTS
Ed bales cotton eAso aaeku wheat
LxERio L-ship Gee Pssb0ay.4sss balsa cotton.
hvEaPo5Lrshp AlaSsss baiss cotton 9 bblu noar 5000
LIVERPOOL cotton lss tea SIG bbl lard
sEW syphaa los b cotton sa7 hhds sugar SIS
BosToN BARI hsls psrk and lard 7s bbls 49,
LyERPooLship Alfred bae cotton, 1918 sacks corn
So Ss
sklT1MoRs sugar. 800 moa..es
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T0BACC0--We heard Of no sales OF any note
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Thare was q fair demand
for Sugar with sales of 1000 hhds At unchanged prices
say xD3c for FAIR TO Fully Fair the demand for Mo-
lasses limited and the sales embraced barely
bbis at 15f0lb1sc y gallon for Prime Reboiled.
FL0UR-The market continues very dull the aalss Of
Wednesday and yesterday reaching about 5000 bills at
reduced raes-sad to By under 80 Is Dbl for superne
Ohio and st. Louis.
GRAfN-Corn YVES dull and the rain in the morning
inteered with transactions in this article We heard
sales OF about 1000 sacks at 60c bnshel TO Ordinary
to Prime OF Oats 800 sacks Prime st. Louis sold
42c u bushel
PR0vISI0Ns--0f Pork heard OF no sales Of conse-
4quencs Inspected Mess was held at SI2 rs q barrel
There no transactions Of moment In Bacon. Wa
heard Of but sails Of Lard IL bbs very Inferior at
y h. or Green Meats, notice sale of 24o000 us
Bulk Sides at 6Ac q h.
CofFEE-The demand was good, and we noticed sales
OF 1887 bags Rio at 1o 100 at 1o and 100 very Prime
at l0s{c y Ii.
BAdGINd-sales confined to 100 pieces Kentucky at
$50 p yard. cash.
FREIsHTs-Rather lower. An American ship was
taken for Liverpool at Nd for Cotton.
EXcHANGE-The demand limited at quota
tons
Sterling .1085S109 p ct prem
rhanos oI lVfGoIto
New York sixty-day Bills. ...lAD1& "A OF. disc
Blight Checks on New York ........ hM% . ct. prem.
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~ Those inallihle for the of RUPTURE
forms daily increasing popularity, pse4is
their risnds with #
sured by the Of
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE RENEDYnti,
The Medic Faculty this England
and Francs universally their appreciation
tive Tpa while they the
aecnda> with The principles
es from VII light, elassic AHA l.
rupture under any exercise But hers tn b observed tt
one tbs consuctou that the
cars THY must ioes eaaay - e
truss ~ that gnoi will result frm Dr. awrante
is ia mocha snrga Fl
Tbs RUPTURE Rs siEDf application which il
AIKEN absorpou facilitating
Its certain
sb -onsu, predspesiiien rupture.
The Of the this popular Remedy,
Rupur nases him. xsminsiier Of the
size md shape promote speedy and radica cure.
- parfealar st,-niien given 10 Rnptsfed Children
PLANTERS ohers thir SLAE CURED without
NESS. =
E Persons the Patent cave TRUSS aad RuPTuRE
REMEDY limitations
for and have personal interview With
DR. SHERMAN,
feb9s Iysp 70 st. Charles Street.
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TE.N.N.ESS RIHER.

VIII ssvs SATURDAY, Apr,II a. o,eroerrx &f
Es0R FLORENCE, TUSCUMBIA, syy y
EAsTroaT and 81 intsrnsa,.,s :. ,snape.
new and avoIits steamer cHEAORhE Gay Ssdl
sort reeeg freight and will isa.e For paaags
having superior accommodation, apply board.
mb5l L. SNAPP. AZ Nav Iares
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OHIO RIVER

VIII leave FRIDAY Msrch 81, Mt 8 O'clock rM.
EsOR4 CINCINNATI and PITTS 49,
~ BuRGH-Tns nss ~ sv,sesia 4 running t3ka4SS
W Ebe niata = reseig raigh and WI leave
For freight fine board
mhsl ROGERS, MeGuIkE a CO., ~ FordrAs \
viii leave sATURpA y. April !, y. ~. AK
HJN0R CINCINNATI, NJ OLSON, sssy
n LOUISVILLE and all iutermeailt - LEkAAzA-sA
The fast running passenger TECUMsEH,
For freight psssagr. apply so board or 0 "9
mhsi ROGERS Mci. uIRE s CO % Psydrsa street
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Friday Morning March 81, 1854 !
COTT0N-Tho Cotton market still presents quiet ap-
the sales yesterday barely reaching bses
at easier rates making decline within the Of
k0Sc p fb.
NEW oHLEANB CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior 6l6f0 en- Midding Fair. es65I0
0rdinary........ 6%h3 TX Fair. ........... -01ok
hddling. "a So Good Fair......, ID
Good Mddlng... Q "a 9KlGood aud Fne... 90
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
corros-bses Toplcoo-hhas
Stock on hand Sept. i, 1853. 30. .l0.b72 29as5
Received since. %. 1,O4s9Se 1896
yesterday. s6,761-1 ,05069T 0o0-1s97o
1,Oe1s2es 4s4sl
Exported to date. ..... 10000 1857
= yestsrdsy..... 14s2o-soos91o Ooo--17 6s7
stock on hand not cleared $50. 2eoi359 25744
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.NnNaIlNEES

Gaipes-D Il Carroli-G
Tufts Femor Hobnrt-C Buddseks &eoM Fesdak
II Marks &eo-Kenne, Dir keo-s Nelson aro-W& Mes
Og1esby reh &eoL Snrtevant &coC Deaks
shaw Waters Camden &oJ Woodruff &eo-FrOst
Barns Hyde McKeePskns Campbell &se-snith
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BUS1UN-Ship Nhbob--Asorted mdse,
HAvANA-Pe sugar Niehelon &co-
Harispe-is &eo3 do do
honey Lsbcde 4co box
.
LIyERrooL-sbp Hartey4s49 bags salt to Lsnfear aeo.
PENSACOLA-Schr Csviio 900 lumber hurley AGO.
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SUNDRIES--
~ 800 barrels Fietcher's Extra WHISKY;
900 barrels Raw W tilSKY, high proof
800 boxes Star CANDLES, Weidener Proctor
brand;
80 barrelr Winter Strained LARD OIL;
30 tierces sugar Cured Davis, Jr md TrowbYdVe
and Beay's brand -
100 barrels New Red BEANS.
80 barrels Fltcher Celebrated vapo WHISKY For by
mhI4 JOSEPH LANDlSd co "A Tchamntonlss at =
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Balance in favor Of last year. ......,

GREAT FIGHr IN TExAs-A private letter from
San Patricio, Texas, to gentleman OF New Orleans,
states that . great fight took place at the Round
Lake, near the town Of San Patrico on the 3Oth Of
last month. It seem that Patrick Hart had killed
Henderson Miller in fight, in the month of Sep
TENDER last and writ was ssuedlfor him. He at first
evaded the civil authorities, but at length resisted
them The Sheriff hearing that Hart was 1t McFals,
brother in.law, where he was fortified, summoned
fifteen men to 60 and take him ; but when they ar.
rived at the holse of McFall, and ordered Hart to
surrender, he replied Come and take me-" and then
ne and his friends fired their guns upon the Sheriff
party, who retreated to corral or pen, took posi-
ton there, and then sent to town for supplies for
regular siege. Hart and his party fred on the
Sberifs party all day, but without effect and after
dark the house Of AcFail took fire, and the Sheriff
party charged upon it, when Hart and his friends
fed firing their guns upon the Sheriff party, who
returned the fire, which killed McFsf, severely
wounded Buchanan, and slightly wounded Hart in
the head, who made his escape. Antonio Sanchez.
one of the Sberiffs party, was killed, and Samuel
Miller was slightly wounded. Miller and Hart are
brothers in Jaw.
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= Glsssssssss Ssssiss ~ 1EssaI ~ e ~.
seSr q s.i&, NisksIs. wTlni.sIsn, Aays.
echr Bridal, Birdsan Wlninatsn, daSs.
eox ma niekeeson, Boston, 8 day..
sssr lsssslia yaihnsr Desssn; - days
1ehr Mort, Smith, Reohland.
eehr Melvils - HeeklAnl
eshx yehA CevAhsxs, Bullock RsskIsAl.
eehx aeary Caste6 - NovDexA
6!eep viClaAA Wells, NswperA
ssiioop 0reqsn, Fowler, Prsv1dmse.
1tteen xrs4este Brown, Gardiner. Pxsvidsase.
osssmse bhseueksA 0sas. Nerwish. o.
NJ Inphe xsrsss. hsass fsr Hvsepeel yan
Which sSuss1 = psrs hsviag sxpsI!saeeA heavy yssaA.
aas s.shsrsz = AsNerAS rive. ana vaS" Ssiss ~
- 40 sssnne 70 ths AtanNs Dock fsr repairs wesi $3.50
~ -. sn nee OF QovRnorss Island ana Wes rot n n
n'so wsssr hn evening" without rsesivins any 1sis1e
One ship and enc brig unknsvr
The ship Cenpremiss reported below ysstsedsy q ~
Nks u was she ship Ampirs, rstusnsd isaky.
HAuD.
Bteamships Augusta Savannah James AAssr Chsss.~>,
Roanoke Norfolk 10 ships John 0lpin, 6an FrSSssSs
Blanchard Charleston; Oswsgo. NOrleans bark WeanES
NAnsanilo; brig W Russell. Matanxas; and ethsrS
wind during ths day NV and frssh
There large quantities Of dr In the East sal Norh
rivers tsAay.
[BY BANDy 10 MAGNETIC TnLDsRASn1
rHr HIsKLAnps. Jan B-SWPu
One ship and w frgs In the Southern ofnng beund h
Steamships Augusta James Adgsr and Roanoke South &
the Highlands bound out
Wind fesh from INV. Weather clear and GELD.
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THE SAN Francisco TESTIMONIAL IN BOSTON,
The committee of the merchants of Boston, ap-
pointed to receive and appropriate the subscriptions
fer the San Francisco testimonial have made their
awards The following is their report
Bosros JAN. 20, 1854
The committee appointed the 18th Inst. to collect
funds and to present Testimonials to the captains, off,
and OF the Kby the Three Bells and the An
tarctc, In view Of their gallant conduct the OCCASION
Of the of the passengers and Of the San Fran
Cisco have attended to the uy they charged with
The hberaty Of the contributors placed nine thousand
and ffty ollars at their disposal
In tbs investigation made BY Q sub committee, IL has
been impossible to overlook the courage and
OF the commander and officers of the wrecked ship the
humanity displayed by Capasn PendeioD Of the Lucy
Thorn pson, and the judgment evnced BY Lieutenant
Murray Of the q. s. Navy.
The committee do NOT doubt that the complimentary
notice which they bave taken Of each Of these gentlemen
will meet the appreciation o. the Subscribers.
The following sums have been unanimously appro
priated for testimonials:--
To Captain Low Of the Kiby 81 900
TO Captain Creighton, Of the Three Bells ..... 1000
To Captain Stouffer Of the Ant arctic. ...... 600
To the officers Of each Of the three shps $780, to
be distributed In view Of their and msrt 2 400
To the crews Of the three ships, Ito be distributed
"a the sub committee and the respective Cap
tains may determine, one third each ........ 1900
And for com plimentary testimonials to Captain
Watkins, his officers and Engineer to Captain
Pendletop, and to Lieut. Murray ....."........ 1850
Total. $1,000
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NEW YORK LEGIsLaTURE.


Albany, Jan. rs, 1854.
Insurance COMPANIES.
hr. BROOKS presented memorial relative 10 the taxa
tioA Of insurance companies
The bill extending the time for are insursoos compa
piss TO make their annual report vas read third tins
HARIKN HgpGk
M SHEERn introduced bili for tho diioonnuAnos OF
the Harlem river bridgs.
BIOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL souErY nc
MI RoBrs reported In favor Of no9i porsarg Inc Geo
graphical and Statistical Society Of New York
The PRruDrI presented the annual report OK the Eye
and Ear In6Imay
GATES TO FxRpEs
Nv. SFEscvr introduced bill rsqurDg sll the New
Yotk ciy ferry % mics 70 fatosh their ats or
landings with life ssving gates
Bmxssr AoAIxeT srArr PRISONS ETC
Mr. WILLIAMS iutroducss . resolution TO authorize tbs
sIcioAy Oonzi,ss " brns In bill TO repeal he soo