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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

Y.mMm CREsnErT oFFrcE.
Friday Morning, February III, 1854.
coTTON-The demand good yesterday and the
sales reached 5000 bales mostly at firm prices. We
quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. na
Inferior $40 81 Middiing Fair. 9sx6710k
Sa1id ddiiay S & eeoi FAIR;
Good Mfddipg. e,4S sTGood and Fine. ID d
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /, 1858 ....I0572 A"2s az
Received since....... 7sO72l $500
= yeSterdsy..... s54~-78l375 600 1896
..-...-......< 7sl9T ssg71
Exported to date ..... 522s38 ls473
yesterday. i ,225-52406s 000-13, 473
Stock on hand not cleared 49,. 267.8s4 247gs
SUGAR AND M0LAssES-Ths sales Of Sugar en-
braced about 1000 hhds at 3GD35z3 for Fair Of Mo-
lasses 1000 bbls sold l3415e for inferior and
fermenng, and 160l7t q gallon for good to prime and
choice lots
T0BACC0-We did not hear of o SALE
FLouR-There was little Offering and we heard Of no
sales Of any moment
GRAIN-Corn firm and about $500 SKIS White and
Yellow were sold in three lots at Sst p bushsl.
PROV1SI0NS-Pork heavy, and 200 bbIs Mess
were sold al s13 u Dbl Bacon quiet and notice
only retail sales at re for Sides and 6t u fb for
Shoulders. Lard in kegs held at 100 u H.
RICE-lS0 ties sold on the Leves Wednesday at
45Sc y Id.
CoFFEE-Good demand, with sales of 1886 bags Rio at
lo1l@loAc, 100 at llc, and 100 at ll1ze v ID.
GUNNY BAGs--50 bales sold 1T 1870, cash
WHIsKY-We notice only small sales Of Rsctied at
251l6D26c q gallon.
FREIGHTs-A ship taken for Liverpool at "a for
Cotton.
EXCHANGE--Demnnd moderate Our quotations arc:
Bterling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. RiO6M
Francs. ST. 2Ss<D5f35
New York SiIty-dey Bills. .....24M34 d ct. disc.
Sight Checks on New York;. 11S613. ct. disc.
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s, BZs ssos WA. s os..
Isaaas
siS ssffy 81 g. h m
% 1' Kid. hsa
sa ID RSs 4 snssF S d.
eSon 81 sugar. Is ST, o .s.s aas
DsssH' nv %s seEf f
sise Dsd s 40
u h R .aE gar 0f s To,s sra5a bs
villa Rawlings Total hhds sugar - 6ba mo asses
& ea; ss. ss so'
%Tsht &sow W. sq'h S,o-4l SI,-54 AadsI;on Msca
Prsns asso hs. aols,,.s Lavs scs moa.,e,
Nay 4 xaA31's Ea s: :3ss y s''
LhFouRCEPss steamer Fanny spsrhawk a bbd sugar Lo-
s.fs ss b asss % VI
Total Il hhds sugar, al bbls mol.sses.
hAF0uRcHE-Per Mary Foley 80 bids sugar tbis
ms,a'.s F ay.brHmeso hhd sebaisT-4i
sisi e. std 10 Tss o s 4o M rs
sugar l9s bbs p1olss.es. ''' AH4'
CONSIGNEEs
s.T ief B .6P i.s
Rawn &so-H whtns-G 6anenaogeby Mscaaisy~E ' Z
s%her. Dansas rso s G.da.
M S op s seo Sc
pesa a.t
3 s1 s Iynsp
sehsk-Epnp Poate BrehsrJ EsntonE Hart &eo-W
Ydenburs &eo-Aiche Clark-Bogsrt. Williams 6aoS Locke
n Gresn~92d -eo-S Cooper &eo-l BaqqedH Bdnnssel
@ N. ssfss s'f
Henderson Pess-W Violet BenedskH Ran.
e-Pekjns CsErbell &eoE tIoxe-W Yrsdsnbng aeo-H l.
Stone &eo " Short kso-beDowe, Mills
Eoss-J Woodrus &eOP kies Jr AeoPerknl Campbell Eco
PamefPriee, Frost &coNorth, Bro &coBuls, Miller
Wtiag-Marin, uhdrhi heo-Nautfe
COL H Athbriige Eco II W
FraensnVose Observation-Disclosures, &co-L Wsbster-W
Bolet &eoW Savn- Banchard-y GrumAnn &eo-A b b.
son5-Rswni Duncan &eoaA Bull 1e0Hertt, Norton &eoG
LosksB LeouL BuAs-P Rico seo-Kennat, Dir 6eo-Jarv
WoodnanJ Bogure-E Henderson Deb FoueherF Fol-
qaer-A RsyH himself Bohsrs-G sser-oglssby Masu-
lar--WoOn Christy &cs-and older.
BosToNFsr ship Susan IinekF Ksnnstt AeoE Daiy-A
ponaldaon-A Sref dce-kennsdy Dix kec-
Miller Tafs Fetmor HbsrtTrreIl Banfhari-P Roche
Webb, Rawiips cs-W McleanC Budde,ks deo-J Adams
H Carter &eoyoorhios, Griggs 4co-and ORDER
BALTTMoRE-Psr brig Emeliueogeby Maaauay-Fosdiak
col Ahbdize &eoSlRrk, DAY S.aufsr-H NJ
Wheeler Bako-ke1da Yoek,RS GrnnellWoDb RaHlna
Barlow &cNM Greenwood &coW olett 5co--ana
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RED RLHER.

,Willisaye SATURDAY, february 49, a. 5 o,c1oekpx
ENOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND S~
n ECoRE AND ALEXANDRIA-Rssu shreve- LeRRsFA-y9
port Packet COMPROMISES and izhs sssszsssE
dra1ght passenger steamer COMPROMISE Captain Kay viii leave
~ above For freight or passage, apply board
SMITH d FIAIIsTER, 10 Carn street
TO prevent Cholera '-e fabls.
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M ERE is YOUR REMEDY
EA MONO VA US OINTRRNT.

HoLLoWAY's OINTMENT AND FILLS HAVE CURED MA.
MoRS AND DISEASES OF THE sKN-seuTvy RipgRorna and
9her GhnSou bs7Tders ae eustnSi bS TIM nptiy
Bo7d and the only eradicate AUDI
course OF HuioWAYS PILLS. The Apply
ensy bis Invaluable OINTMENT Cures performed
4er clres are daily atesed proving their astonishing
Tusins ne Blood streasheung The Constitution abihns
neg are equally certain in tho Eancerous
aed Wounds and slsnqA dwellings,, afflicted should
s - R q eross,of
srs ~ Medepss IL hs United States hxss AZ S1 % 3
L CO, New Orleans z=z'
~ There is SAVING taking isss slts9
aimed 70 sNNh box aaz
SUNDRIEssS-.-;, -. n,rrs
90 bags BRAzIt NUTS
loo bIga pea ;,a n y SisSi. For sale by
. 1000 draIRsnew SYLVAN Y HALL, 50 Srassr al,
| eb4 AZ ------
SITNDRJES-|dfO sgpstfns FLOUR.
| Va y -sI AeAAes9 zsfes Star CANDLES: 49,
| NJ 81 bbIs EsSw WHISKY.
| - 100 bbs Rect fed
| 81 hpts Nhter LARD
| y hefcrs Sugar Cprel
y % quarter casks American I'M iA5ryy
For SIDE by Wv 40 focr,,, do;
ieb2 suSEFi lands c.,
Us feAouPii9aA street. l
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HICKSBURG.

- VIM leave TUESDAY, February IL, at o'cIoekr.x.
EOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN, ,sy
NJ NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD L.,sSSttssgsslEs
SEY NAIcIiEz, and al intsImedase landings.
cent swift running MAGNOLIA, Clair Thomas
board SMITH & EISISTER, is Canal Al. Esbis !.
viii leave SATURDAY, February 49, at S o'clock p NJ
ESOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN. g~g i.
II NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GULF, ROD ,esssksgtSss n
NEY NATCNEZ FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA ~ $3.50
and BATON Saturday Weekly yieksbufg Packet
running packet SOUTHERN BELLE Captain
White will leave above. For freight passage
to FIAiISTER. ID Canal streat
tB The Southern freight with the privilege
Of reshpping 7ssEfebl4
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FANCY GOODS.
1AA ms- Canal Street. ~0sN

INA Ma~ Canal Street. ~GzN MA
Ii II Il NEW ORLEANS HtANTILLA FACTORY. IL AER
5000 Velvet Cloth and Merino and Silk Embroidered
TILLAS, OF the
hlespices ali customers-at ORLEANS MAN
TILLA FACTORY, No. ITO CANAL STREET.
The proprietor Of u esabhmen respectfully aolo The nspec
ton Of the Ladies New rlenns particularly
the y Mh not u his arg and splendid steek Of CAKs
and MANTIIAS AfanIa
call hsn before they purchase any place
will convinced that selling them hall the
Their the city
n addition splendid and large stock c?ak Manas,
Ladies' here article the FANCY DRY TRADE,
SILK in AL styles for Dresses French sik and Straw
NETS RlBBOSS large stock of EMBRoIDERES
here commission the pees Lace and Muslin
SACS and MANIlLLAS CAPES, CHEMSETTES, SLEEVES and
COLLARS Embroidered Linen HANDKERCIEFS
lot, sold without style BLooER TRIMMINGS
other Trimmings Ladies'
splendid GRAPE SHAWLs embroidered ROBES for
Wedding Dresses BABIES LONG CLoARS ROBES PRINCES
and NELVETS Of the richest styles and different shaies SILK
VETin the piece for making Msntias
Ladies wishing particular style of Cloak Mna
have giving Ii their order
LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESSES MADE TO ORDER. dis 6m
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IMPORTS


PFILADELPfftA-seh Edmund Jonss-Assorted nldse
JAMPCOSeht John gAessb bales
olatte W Dennt6 bbls olas.es Phipse bhda
aag y Flanln. - NN
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OHIO RIVER

will leave SATURDAY Februaryl positively
HNOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- gsss
M mediate lsndnss.-Regular and New eN
Orleans Packet A. L. sHOTWELL.-The mag - -
hIhcen and fast packet
WE'LL Capt B. l Elliott portreevng freight
Leave abye having
dations, apply board, ~
f. sTROTEER BROS, 4s Poyirss atreet.
~ plan Of the Cabin STATE Rooms secured by
applying to the Agents. febl5
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Am u S e M e rs
SIT. CHARLES THEATRE

SIT. CHARLES THEATRE
- g. cassEy ass 4'A''''
GREAT costB1NATioN o. TALENT--IR. JAMES ANDERSON
sS 4 sz R5zH @ JULIA BEAN q
J. m ssss.s a s.s..
IT. M s &. or y nTssTfS F1s DE
e sa ard 5 \ s Ct M e DEaT cent.
sSa siiG Curtain % s91
| ESLAClDES VARIETIES, Graver street.
T. Comic Piece q MILLER OF MILESTONE, the COMEDY
~ %'i fss, Of fSG p OF
N IL F f ess SiS. Gt
FIG IA sa NJ ,, X A. sgn.sy E ARE
Gi H"eS n; NJ n Aa H..
az e sT & M % b.sss IN ST
Emily Pss Mr., e g. a.~aa I2 s Nh ws,wiet
r. B9I s IhT Tier r eoofed oa oe Gallery
E Door. hAfpast o'clock; performance
ORLEANS THEATRE
Nhs ri s 2s :s fnt
raanee vii sEsIRAMis1PGepai efSrasfoId BY
s'i ssS e Pa
h Jew grand drama BY Eugene f. entitled the WANDER
r. Ifs Lerstto sEIRAMs in Epsla .r sale a. the Box
" Performance to halfpAst O'Clock.
DAN RICE'S-Great Combination of ORA
lfHfse ssS FS1Y R3 Fl s ssr
r. II and sJlHN SMITH, the celebrated dslnaRor Negrs
quizttcal burlSaqns, entitled
- UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
LIFE IN THE SOUTH 49, written by Harriet
Blow fhe public respectfully
has written by Mira
StoweuncIe ToH John smth other chaer scenery etc
billie the Previous the DRAMA
HUMBLE LIFEchsraeterE Mesats. slyn
Ada Brown conclude with Grand
MET In which Dan Rice Mssrs Showle,
ls Frank W and The u atEengh Of tbs Company appear
" Doors at g. and performance to a o'clock
Dress circle and ParqGee 50 Gallery ooored
Boxes, s0eents febi5
SOUTHERN MUSEUM, St. Charles street,
~ Open Daily from 8 O'clock M. till :. NJ.
THE SINGING CHILDREN the talented attractive pleasant
and graceful juvenile Singers In the world give
TWO CONCERTS DAILY,
Attic Room SOUTHERN MUSEUM at IL NJ and
MASTER SEBASTEN has the
Piano Operate Gems Duets ad Comic Songs constitute pro
gramme Of performances.
PROF WARNER, the Wizard Magician follows the
Singing Children evening, grand and Feats Dabe
Cos oRAAC VIEWS othe startling amusing and easipe
character fill one entire Department
THE TRANsFIG URATIoN OF WASHINGTON and over FIFTY
WAY FIGURES Of the Celebrities Of World together with
Collection Of than CURIosITIES can be seen
all tines T
AIso fine collection Of WILD ANIMALS.
tD Admiration o ALL only IS Children
charge febi5tf
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This extraordinary medicine founded the principle
the human frame Subject to BUT ONE DISEASE corrupt
ino which wien floating In the general the
the kinds
the body, give rise to every mAlady Incident
az Let 1t be enenlbs red that the WRIGHTS
INDIAN NEGETABla PILLS mutually adapted each other
that by them AL morbid corrupt h1mos
entirely removed aud this in an and natural
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale Retail, by
j. W 4 / G II T & CO.,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

Steamship Amsrea Nelson for ApAlachcoa, Wood Lowe
ship Sparkling Wave, Saunders Bonton, G W Hyuson
Ship Rsysnswood. Johnson, New York A Cohen
3r bak Creos Shields Londonderry Campbell Rieksrby
Br hrig Florence Jones, Halifax n 3, P,ice, Gco
bag Baron de Casne Atwood Charleston Cotehs Chapman
Sth Joseph Grioe, Rodgers Savannah, Harrison
steams Alabama, Ferry Montgomery. Mcdowell, Bell
ARRIVED.
Br skip Emma, Underwood from Liverpool Januhy
Sshr Edmund W9snoi PHILADELPHIA Bopar
Williams 6sco--lst ditrict
Sahr John ttos, Bethel days Tampo,
Stea N boats.
Bella Donna, Morrison, from Wiiamsport.
Compromise, Kay, from Alexandria.
Doctor Bstey, Wilson, from DonadAonvlle.
California; Frost from Mobile.
MARY Foiey, Ransom from In Fourehe. -s 5 ... ..
Fanny Sparhawk, Terrebonns, from Latourehe.
Tawbost McD.n Davis The
sh mat shs lIelos and up ships
Emnh ahd Ashland.
MEMORANDA
B slip hhhIand, hence for av sprung la,
IS, Ion 81 80 which caused her repairs.
EXPORTS
GHARLESTONBug Baron de Cssne30o sugar. qsa bbls
no whisky, alcohol blcgn
NEW YORkShip Rnyensood384 cotton, lis hhds ,pe,r
500 bbs molssse as1 do pork 5la bb ISL
ptes. - -
SAyANNAHsshr Joseph sugar bbs aoas,er
400 bbls nl!skeY 10 tasks bacon ~ bales pkgs.
IiALlFA8-Brig Florenee-7s5i sacks
Aneca-lDQ
g bb oase 50 do four 10 do pork leo do whaky
taoet, III coils rope. - r.
BSToEshp Sparkling cotton is do n1oss
eb pork 30 ties HAMS s tb 1900 hhds sugar bids
hides. 49, " -
LONDONDERRY CIsoieTsOa bags con 80 do wheat 0o
bbls -four, 200 do bread % htdo beef $500 slaves.
hONIGOM hlsoamRSO 10 ties baeor1 bhds
II hbs sugar 20 sacks coffee 50 rig metal bxs Gambler
cheese 81 bbs -four, II do is hi do moAs 80 pigs mdse
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CONCERTS.
ARMoRY HALL-MADAME sosrAo-

!
| "A y FaGaTH nogsEeT pA ''' gus 4A''--1'
| on ERtBtY FxHRT4RI IL 1874
sOrcE-Ths Manage, ,esosv .nnsunss tbs, having ,a.
| rerd.I an. '' '-''"b "-+
| 80, $500, - . rs :. ~
| "siS' hhNtNiEiih soNlhI
Al HE AhMokY HALL ON FRIDAY, Feh'l1.
have been nasssred sIpis ssg 10 or ISa ois ~ a."
oak AT ia Tfsts n .onoo~ ~ N
Ths ioilawur bigbiy atfractiva 'S ~
PROGRAMME
mite offered on this occasion.
| NINE soryTAG WILL SIM;
d p (hs 'hqsih.
a .Bslad, Comm thro' The rive (by reqaep B1rns
e.'.ons from lEbir d4more tby rsquest) Donzsti
MMLE. CAMILLA uRsO WILL PLAY
i.. La File do Regiment hlard.
Souvenir dss Psehnses tf te) yieuEemps
SIG. EoAHoLlNl WILL SING
10 Romsnzs rom II tnramsno .Mereadants.
s'...Dast buno, win signor Rocco .DonEeti
ALFRED JAELL WILL. PLAY
hn,asia, iucad LAHnernoor, by..,.. Lesz'
Woodsna Wba,sn.,
siGNoR ROCCO wlLLsIgG
Dqst Ifsit AInote wth Nine sentag Ilonzsti
fy- m Re Tcka,s fnrdfry asy,idaa ~ W I
had At az a. the Amor Hail ~ . 'eo 'oA''' " ."
g Tickets without the certificate can oniv b had IN.
'y ~ b o. sne op aS0 a. TO a,
The public will prs,s s.aI II rSeI hat ,.,, IN, III.
rt Dc secured at the OFFICE Of the ARAokY HALL
-WyJHr0p TLrppEG 49,, Is.... l.. :.
W 1SloAe oElsbi1Is peS5 AbhVe W luioFH lue
citizens Of New 0reaus-of Cty nays-that he
Europe whers pursud
Education under the German Masters the
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T ECTURES IN LYCEUM HALL.-Professor
y 4 ALE1ANpER DLhlTRY,s LECTURES on GREcAN HIS
TORY and CIVILIZATION MORALS, GOVERNMENTS LETTERS
ART will be delivered TUESDAY FRIDAY EVENINGS
O'Clock. - ''7' " f
~ Ticket. be procured the Steel Norman
q While and Of Morgan tbs Co. aud OF
Westn a. The Library the City Hall aud Mt the Office 10
CITY Hall. LikewAe at the door Of the Lyceum Hail..
g Prices Of Tickets for the Courses5 admitting
evening, fehi
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VIII Leave SATURDAY, February 10, at O'Clock,
NOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKA, -
n SELMA and all landings Alabama River
the Jefferson Ard rnrroon Through
Packet A. FUsELIER,-Ths entirely lighs drrugh
aauneh built FUSELER johnson
receiving freight and will leave freight Dr.
passags having unsurpassed accommodations app board
JOHN e. HYDE 4 co. il Poydras street.
az The Fuseer receiving freight al The Ralroa Vi Depot;
Tiyof Circle. fsbi5 =
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dLABAMA RIVER. u

VIII leave SATURDAY, February f3, at O'Clock Pm.
HIH0R MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKA y
Il asd all landings the Alabama River the
New Basin Regular Alabama River PacketThe rrzak
light drsugh and swift ruanpg passenger POST BOY
A. r. Boardman master in receiving freight viii
leave For freight having superior acomoda
ion apply board at the New Bain Of Julia
JOHN Z. HYDE co. II Poydras
~ The Post Boy receiving freight Magnolia
houns, lower side Of the New Canal. febls
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A RRIyAL OF MADAME ADoLpHE !.

A RRlVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE =
IA The original, Justly Madame
AbQLPHE thu uRlvsra acknowledged Iympsth in
world and the distinguished lady
yeioui Of the the we'll the
the cte7 IL the United state that Queen Victoria
her with costly Diamond Broaeh
Ring, rfndy vAitors the HOUSE.
Of Poydrs Crondelst
deiet four doora from PoydtaE ali
past and future ii they mot
lady husband they wlgt;
ferrous and almost impossible her profession appears
commended by highly
and skill that preolades all supposon proba
billy Of deception or imposing others
t Consultation from according far they wish to
go or what tune they occupy. anll If
I'd Frs SPARRING ROOMS,
a. NEXT TO TRAYIss PISTOL GALLERY.
Over the SHADES, Pefdido street,
Open from and 10 to 9o'ciock; and EVERY
EVENING, from 5 10 o'clock
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SUNDRIES-
- GOSHEN BuTTER-5e fIkns, per Crescent City,
MALT-i60 barrels
STAR CASDLES-1s0D boxes
STRAW PAPER-30e0 reHnia;
CIDER-lOo barrels Newark;
dc. Albany
PINEAPPLE CHEESE--lS0 boreH;
SCHtEDAAI SCtiNAPS-100 boxer
WESTERN BUTTER-50D kegs;
in store and for sais BY A. D. GRIEFF d CO..
ietP 40 and AZ Old Lsvee
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u M EALY, VARIETY STORE.
a. No 10 CAMP STREET New Orleans EEt"'
po,L ADJ Es' GENTLEMEN,s
SAKDt WHITING Ks, POCKET
,Es.ssFss, WIZ BoAESR EII-l CUTLER Y, AGcORnEoNs
SSis< 5SftfE moNNAltsf NIOIINS, TRAVELLING AND
EEn FuhSEaf COMBS of all TOILET CASES, CANES, UNI
I styesand qualities. BRELTAS HAIR, gCIDTIS
Z TOOTH AND HAT BRUSHES -
ST great variety Of ORNAMENTAL TEL and Ia FINE
CLOCKS, GUNS, PISTOLS, BOWIE KNIVES n93 I'm,
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT--C0TTAGES IN CARROLL ~
ToN-Two new Cottages, Greenvie Second St. a
fronting haoad three Rooms each three
oi9d e taeh Cottage, cstern Rent Sis EACH
1900 Rdon other, and
an20 T. B. WINSTON, 81 Commercial
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IN AAgHINE SEWN O.. sFszzE
Ladies, HousaePers, pTsmakers ,l.
ans sind ofstWINti done
sliit DISPATCH n ddratF5 aner baif dcun
y hand and 81 VERY Low PRICES
RsnasgstneHi OF WILSON'S NEW PsTENT RGTARY sa.FrS
promptly = - ~s--DVt+- sizes
- SEWING MACHINES and good sapplvof MACHINE
pLE SPooIS, SILK COTTON THREAD suitable "a bs5 20
Tor SALE Apply No. IL ST. CHARLES STREET IN ~
u74H 81 t5$555rsS r. HUETY A,.ss 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05
pra.;dent Fillmore at Memphis.

!. Fillmore reached Memphis on Wednesday,
asa INST He was expected at 8 O'Clock, A.
and the military and fire companies were
a a"a the streets with bands of music
bright colors and gay plumes waving in the
~ PRESENTED soul-stirring and beautiful
[,lav while splendid equipages, filled with the
ast Of the fair dashed through the Streets
the nayements were thronged with men,
non and children. The boat, however, dld
4 arrive till five, p. NJ, when a salute OF Il
: was fred from the Navy yard and thous-
ware collected on the levee and bluff. Hay
landed. Mr.. Fillmore and Mr.. Kennedy were
l,ed;ately conducted to the carriages IN walt
We PROCESSION, consisting of the military and
companies. and thousands of gentlemen ana
les. in carriages and on foot, then moved up
fity Hall. in Exchange Building, where our
finguisbed guests were received by Leroy
be-, ir., ESQ, and by him presented to the vast
|png congregated in the Hall.
kIessrs. Fillmore and Kennedy appropriately
{nowledeed the honor done them, in brief ad-
lsaes. and were introduced to the hundreds of
Eos and gentlemen in attendance. After a
~ pleasant interview, they were escorted to
steamer at O'Clock, and proceeded on their
h down the river Cincinnati Gazette,
rcb 70
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.TrST NEWS BIZ THE MAILS.
From the n. Y. Express, Saturday
..,t;on for Peace -Important fTrue.

-..,aitiOn fOr FedCc-1i eahe "A ~A"~'
o;sodv the most important feature OF the
a Intelligence by the Canada is the follow
ighatcb. which we find in the London Times
s,Pg,b-aud to which we find our telegraph
Pc ,.aondent at Halifax made no aiinsion III
osa',hmarine and European Telegraph.
ny SUE received the following from our cor
kponden' ~ VIENNA. Wednesday Evening.
.cAo following is from an excellent source,
PINE o,,rectness cannot be vouched for
|phe'uy,o avg propositions of Russia are based on
pine no soanoe of existing treaties between
\ maihs 'd the Porte If this be admitted, Rus
ssls a, 't The Principalities, prorided that the
T;m % esets quit the Black Sea and the BO'-
oras. lotions will then be resumed; in which
"Negoa ';,;ons of Prince Menschkoff will form
'e prop' g. new convention with the Porte, in
base Nv Powers are to participate.
zen 'n asserted that Austria and Prussia were
It's a'a Free to these terms, and that Baron
fling 70 as ~ tho part of France thought them
prqueeeeos, sheraton, but that Lord West
my q insisted on the revision OF the existing
a.e - olso said that if the Western Powers re-
II .h 10 terms, Austria rH consider herself
a I'm her engagement TO them
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New Goods.

TIVE 81 Gerber j. now in receipt c n full and dc
Il srubIe stock Of Spring aud sum goods insists
ing in part Of: rich plaid striped Brocade and plan
coored silks rich plaid, striped Lroeadr aud pInin
black 81 u.s. broche figured and pain Berege-, plaid g.
plan Tissues; paid, figured md plain Challies aud
Mou ,lus I'll shades; printed Jacone, Muslin Lawns,
&c Silk Mantlrs Grape Shawls bonnets, ribbons, and
french work in grea variety.
Black and fame. Coth.. Cassmercs ard Veslings for
GENT II n hunks bounet.box aud CARPET sacks
peting fancy and white Z nttings. Together with a
general ass rtme of all articles belonging to Dry
Goods House. 20 wlcl he invites the of pIr
chasers pledg ne himself 10 pease both in quality u:d
prices JOHN / DAVIS
NOR % l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-05
BALTIMORE, April 4th.
BALTIMORE, April 4th.
Flour 81 81 l24.
Wheat, unchanged
Corn, one cent higher.
SECOND DESPATCH.

RICHMOND, Apr. 4th.
Since the despatch in relation to the affray at
Charlottesville, an account has reached this city
that Garth has died from his wounds The as
sault saidto have been committed by the latter
who was armed with two pistols and bowie.
knife. The student (Fournoy y succeeded, in
the afray, in getting possession of one pistol and
the knife, with which the fatal deed was com
mtted.
The delegates to the Charleston Convention
will be given free passage over the South Side
railroad from Farmvlle to Petersburg. On the
Danvie road, they will be charged 81 50 from
the junction to Richmond.
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operate Rencontre on the Steamer s. F.. j.
Trnbne.


Trdbue.
Che Louisville Courier says, that soon after
boat got under way from New Orleans, one
be coal boatmen of Pittsburg, who OF cupied
| deck and were noisy and turbulent. attacked
abash man, who had given no provocation,
cked him down and beat him dreadfully.-
of his friends interfering were beaten near
death by the rioters, who had sworn to
the vessel. One of the two had his arm bro
! by blow from an axe. The deck bar was
b, and another of the passengers, a small
>, while taking drink, was seized by bull
Choked and thrown down, and stamped
was suffered to gain his feet, and he then
n large knife and inflicted terrible wound
be big mans breast. The coal boatmen be-
4 ing more turbulent and dangerous, Captain
ker armed his crew, of whom twenty-one
\ Spaniards, with short clubs, hatchets, &c,
! thereupon melee ensued, of the greatest
fusion and strife. The ringleaders were at
Btu secured, and put off on shore near Mill
Is Bend.