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EXPORTS,

ST MARKS VIA MISUNDERSTANDING Panpsro7o hhds
con- sugar. 50 h do moasses 10 do whky "a do bread
a zundries.
HAyANA-shr Mdas375 800 kegs lard 100 bxs PORK, Nte1
APALAGHIcoLAsehr w Pstt2o ks bacon bales Gotten
bbs rs bh hf do whiky 195 bb
aou oil lard 10 do pigs feet u ks oates do coffee
IS coils
sANTANpEK -Scby Ani.a-91s bales cotton
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tAc.ua increase for the saT,t


Tomorrow the 2sd there be rather increased calls
for money Three days payments say the sd oath and
25th are all to provided for In day, of
outside lenders will harp the low water cotton kept
back no prospect of RISE and all the usual appendages
of alarmists and croakers.
The time for receiving proposals for the purchase
s167 600 of State bonds behalf of the NewOrleans
jackson and Great Northern Railroad, will expire to-
morrow the 23d. It would be with considerable pride
and congratuaton could we record that these Bonds
would be taken in the neghborhood Of par The esprit
de corps of come of leading moneyed should in
duce them at this particular juncture to step forward
and take the entire 1t would be rejecting great
credit on our city and inspire the managers of the road
with increased confidence and strength in their future
operations.
1t would not be too much to expect that the Bank Of
Louisiana might step forward at this time and take
good share Though it might be the cause of slightly
restricting their ability aid the commercial community
we however any assistance rendered this road
lust much conferred the public at large Even the
President of the Bank with his private and almost
unlimited resources could and think should step
ward at this moment show his generosity and take the
whole amount 1t would also not have been expecting
too much if the eight Banks Of the city could have
jointly separately taken this loan IN sums Of $4,000
Of the unquesonable sodty and soyency Of the Bonds
no resident of note Of city has the least doubt In
tacG entertain tnaJ even prefer
1t than an equal amount Of suspended debt in its
porte teulie, 7z71... NO. L.
During the week entire better feeling has been OBJ
seryable in our Exchange market The week COM
nenced with improvement the close Of the pre-
vous week. particularly in Sight Short Sight and Checks
on NewYork gradually stinening until our quotations
below are now current Sterling though not in good re-
quest is much rmer than at the of the
week. and sales are made at rates Francs heavy
and sales limited We quote this evening:
Sixty clear bills oen premium
London with bills Lading 6p6A U cent premium
Paris. q sa9s per doia
Sixty days NewYok, Bankera q cent diseoun
Sight and Checks. and Bankers cent premium
Sixty Boston. 7tG3 per CENT diseoun
There have been some small receipts of Specie durnl
| the week. say
From Galveston by the Louisiana 400
| Mexico .....,.......-.....-...... 400
From BrAsos Santiago, by the Fashion 1871
| sa4,7l
Arrived previously since September 5As
Total aimee September ssso,ls
Mexican Dollars find ready sale at SIS per cent pre-
| MUM.
The Stock market has been dull and Inactive all tn
week The operations consist Of some shares Gas Ligb
Company at ZIG Bank Of New0rleans at eoK 81 share
Canal Bank at 1os and to-day 80 shares of Citizens
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Thoseinfalible for ho Of HU{. u II .s
lorna popularity. the
heirfriends with hesrtssltioy 81
cured, by the use Of ~, ,.,,r,v,,,,
Tia aeulty of well
and ssnee Sass q .aia Cars
IT, the only ore tast
sas h ,hs AZ IN EJECT p
Ais Hight sascs and comtorheseo
and psrfec.y retains re
Wost isk be observed thst net
the unfortunate mnss isx
much a corset Affesheh ~
the bod ths proper
hnt good II. Dr. Lawrenes she seie
Esh Hernia ably asgnss one Of he mess
sarSSIsy rhshis
INV adding 70 CURES
i'd certain preventive whan AZ
nbdounar pIadispssition 70 rapture y s,,.sv
The theproprteto ina pcpuaF ~
Who many the study and
select aeoTr VAC kFss
siss 70 promote speedy ard radica snre
given 10 RuptEred Chta q
i PfANTERs may their SLAVES wisa9ss
and enhsnesd In VALUE aea usk
| NESS. a.. rprse 80 RfypTuRr
pTNY worthless msess, mnss M y y
number 81 Sha W
araaa have ns.sca stiassrylss NTH
/ - DR. SHERMAN,
| ,.ses 1ven as 81 CAariss strsek
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+ YON,S EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA

II YON'S EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA
GNGER-Nohng need DO said to command the attention Of
The ths article y and
brackh turbd rely
is aso exsusivey for culinary
Summer Complaints cholsre Nervous Debility and
General Prostraon nothing hiss prescribed with
eenA effect Manufactured By T. THOMAS LYON Chemist lel
III Inquire ion LYONS PURE GINGER soldby reputable Drug
gists throughout tho world Sold in Nav OIsana by
ole sasp y, WRIGHT q CO.. Isl Cherries ssssa
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- -
HOTELS.

sarcaRe Hotel,
Magazine street, between Gravier and Matchbox
R. 8. MORSE, Proprietor.
a- proprietor respectfully inoms his isnda and and
this popular establishment
hn been renovated during tho Of hs past season
furnished throughout large extension Of has been
ohapd BY the pnpetar renting the adjoining portion Of the build
which enable him accommodate much larger number Of
customers thnn rs winter
spared the propulsion enable him 10 mrt
has hsretofore
every win made himself assstnz 70 reader The
soioarn guests Comfortable agreeable.
e ons attached 70 this hotel that can
be had almost all houra. "a .s3zss osi 3piy
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
RIVIHW on THE MARKETs.

eAuRDAr MoRsina, December %, 1854.
Our general market has shown fair degree of ANNA
ton during the pat week. the supplies of Western Pro-
duce, except Of Flour and GRAIN have been in
creased scale Thprincpa changes in the rates have
been in Flour and Provsions the former of which has
advanced and the after declined for most descriptions
In the Cotton marh the demand has been Irregular and
prices generally eaer for buyers Sugar and Molassss
have been rather ler with fair inquiry most Of the
week. Tobacco haibeen quiet but very firm. Freights
have been firm, viii only moderate business doing.
Exchange has beeniu the greater part Of the week. but
atery better desand has prevailed and the rates
rather frmer. @
coTTON-The Ctton market opened on Saturday with
dull appearance nd barely $500 bales sold during
the day On Mondy. however, several buyers for
ward, and nearly 900 bales changed hands, mostly at
easier prices but without any quotable alteration. The
inquiry fell off on hesday and the sales of that and the
following day were united to about 5000 bales with
siderable irreguart in the rates On Thursday good
demand prevailed, esutng in sales Of 5000 bales but
yesterday barely 46o were disposed of making tota
burness for the Of $4,000 bales prices closing th
range Of our quotatins, as follows:
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nR. j. "A. DE HART, DENTIST, 60.
tendershs ofseaionalservceato the ladies'
end gentlemen Of and A. Vicinity SsinE
surpassed hy none Those
him with rest assured that
residence l22 Canaareet between
Boarbon Daup two doorsffom Helmes,s store.
o. in respect or Ss 70 soo
fUupsr and Low r) for Hlsk to apls iHtf
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A MrR1nAN ARrIsTs, uNInN. --THE AMpn

A MEXICAN ARTISTS UNION THE AMER
~ IcAN ARTISTS UNION would sssPs.ay announce . ne
eultgating country The
s sss ss 81
sy 70 e nj
Taste 70. works q present
s ~ IL
'isi
Es h = 81 Sl fsns sssu Painted
: ssss n'
s specimen Of ons Of the En-
worth that
The Committee bsisyns Of this National
psrsevsug Agents. resolved with such
PoseeeS y caaosas and al o.hs omsOn
@ I 81 pss as ss @ % IN "
viii b. the
LIST OF GIFTS.
Marble 1900
sSS iss -. 100
80 Elegan. OLD Paintings, splendid GIN frames,
100 s Is Faiass.. 5000
500 siss pas
Esssa ssss fss Esss9fas: in
| oil, Of washington Monum nj, 9oxao inches
as1 Steel Pais Engraving from 100 iiasisai
kli.is' uaon, 81 shs market Wv value q from 50
iFl.slass Dwelling, in SD. sheet. NswIoi
Guy each aszioe deep,
100 villa Siss containing each 10000 square
/ the snbnrhs OF NewYork City and Commanding 800
magnificent Of the Hudson River VS.
Island Bound, tsve
:. essa $50 each 500
IL 90 80 100 each 500
I0o #A SO each 500
aso 20 each 500
qooo Is s each 1900
Reference regard Estate, r. 9.VisSGHthN
CO.. Real Estate Broken, NswYcrk.
psdl money enclosed, TO be addressed
!. j.. w. HOfBROoKE, Secretary, sos Broadway N. =.
w The Kngrengs the Catalogue now ready tor dsasy
.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


4 ARLEANS THEATER, SATURDAY, Decem-
~ ss ssns q II srsas Opera By Verdi JE
who hzye sngsgsd ssss Sequested 70 call
~ s2eI teRess oees thsy viii be DIS
posea
EB Tbs pase Informed shas bs Cnsses
give 20 credit st she door 4. ". 4 "a, 55s
- - ~,x~ :, : -ss@s ,,rf,x, rv,x.,, -.
- Il. CHAKLES ThEAPEH-B. DEBAR, LES |
~ sxH AID Maxasrn--ff. C&RHf Ac7rso M.r.arz.c
g. cffEsIEY Trr sgxrr Deer n.sn x az eslst
D.eear 7ssseond night of he crest comedy
aayte MI Riesnss Mrs Grossly Ns, Eihzgsf Cash cssk
NJ Lsbr Ih comedy pus % he stage h asw sad s.sd
ss nc ls pro9 1sra *;
& - as ~ LA DEhN y nonIiy e5psstea,
5TTnr tJr,,u ar y1furC .a...,, ...,.-.x-., =
III OALdNO6 O1I NAT IKE AMEhlCAN
- THEATEE, ROYDEAs gTRKET--ACTING MANAGER,
NE Gro. HoLL aspooJs EPerfe
~ Circle and Paaase Is esnseeond Jisx Boxes, 50
- ents Gallery free sotorsd eny 10
Sslsry g WIN snxing
ae 81 pssspssI g5fs ecmsnsncs We iEs
,s- i ~ VI ~
Ws r. pssring az = X
ter Geo. Hoiisnd; j. NJ bie: B. HUI Gar
dine !, IN sorgs Ms b. Hin. Mrs Tsran.srn M, W..
Tassiav D.csnber ae-Jhird s;ght oft s.,asea
s. - = % go :. ~ . -
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CLOTHING.

Norris q Way,
nL0THrERs,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON sTREETs,
fHaser City Hassl,a
~ Kssp erusssntty % hazaa SUPERIOR STOCK or ALTAR
TIcLEs aEaglRED FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. spty
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- COTTON AID TOBACCO STATEMENT.
eg Corros--bslss. TonAcco-hhds
Stock on hand Sept. .-.........26678 23,712
Received since .46S,T76 2,l7S
yesterday..... 6,057=.473 1913 600 217s
5oo,511 259Oo
Exported to date..... 3l3,532 1s,4l6
yesterday. 272=Sl3,soa 0oo==ls416
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N Kesfence IN regard 70 the Real Estafei II VSVEihN
CO., Real Estate Broksr, NswYcrk.
~ Orders (poet ped) with eneosd 70 be addressed
j. w. HOfBR0oKE, Secretary, sos Broadway y. l.
E1 The Engeyngs the cessas new ready for delivery
ez esris zzf9 as@
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-23

DIANos, ETC, FOR sALE.-.e1E.u.
4 Grand and Square PIANOS, from CHICK N7rf z4
EkTN y. s., son, and o HuMNs GLAZE Also
and ether good makers together with great variety o.
sB~ TUNING REPAIRING dons uana.
ans adpIm HENRY PARSONS, Is Camp street.
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Stock on hand, not CARED. .188707 7,4S4
TOBACCO. 80. Therhas been only very limited move
ment the Tobacco arke the stock sale being small
and holders insisting upon full prices. The principal
transactions the week have been Is hhds Mason County,
of which at 6 an Selections at o., and 20 hhds at
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\ s JAN Api.a-s.s bale, cotton.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-02-09

Under t. the Free State Of Iowa was admit
ted, and the Free Territories Of Minnesota. Or
egbn and Washington were organized.
But it remains for The Illinois Senator with
bis allies to declare this act unconstitutional.
Better had Douglass introduced a bill for
the dissolution Of the Union than this one. It
would have been more manly on bis part. The
fatal consequences that attend the final pas
sage Of this bill into a laN. language will al
most fail to express
BY taking a geographical view Of this fine
territory it will be seen that it will split asun-
der the free States Of our Union the East
from the West by a wide belt of slave terrific
r., extending from the Gulf Of Mexico to Brit
ish America. The free States Of the Pacific would
be cut off from tie free States of the Atlantic
The commerce of these two portions # OUT
country would be compelled to pass through
hundreds of miles Of Slave territory bllghted
by its curse. The tide Of emigration would
cease to flow to that beautiful country. And
all the evils attendant upon The institution ot
human siarsry will pervade this delightful re-
giOn.
Resolutions have been introduced into the
Ohio Legislature ''solemuly protesting against
the passage Of any act for the organization o
the Territory of Nebraska which shall not e1
pressly eAclude the institution Of human sla.
very from said Territory"
Meetings are being held in various cities o
our State dehouncing this attroeious bill.
We plant ourselves on the side Of LIBERTY
aud declare our utmost hostility to the passage
Of this bill, or sny other by which hnman SIa
very may be extended one inch beyond its
present limits.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-02-09
r. R, R. H
NERVOUS IRRlTABlLITY MELAN-
CHOLY, &c.

Persons afflicted with the above ailments
will find speedily Relief by the use Of the X.
R. Remedies Nervous Irritability, taEe Rad
ways Renovating Resolvent, three times pea
day. Also, bathe the spine with r. r.. Relief.
Take one of Railways Regulators every night,
For Melancholy, take a teaspOonful of Rad
ways Ready Relief, internaly,'in some water
three or four times during the day. Regulate
the bowels with Railways Regulators. For
Idiosyncracy, take the Regulators regular for
a month, one each night.
Every family should keep supply OF the
e. r. Remedies in their houses. For all psins
either internally or externally. use Railways
Ready Relief. For scrofula, Sores, Syphilis,
Salt Rheum, ricketts,, Consumption, Bleeding
at the Lungs or Nose, use Railways Renova'
ting Resolvent For Costiveness, Indigestion,
Fevers. Dyspepsia, take Railways Regulators
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-02-09
I anks--Tax Law.

The Supreme Court Of Ohio have recently
decided that the tax law of 1852 is valid in
ts basis for taxing banks, bankers and brokers" "
But it has also decided, b" that the tenth section
of that law, which allows indi0iiuals in giving
in their tax lists to deduct their Liabilities from
the amount OF their moneys and credasis repug.
nam to the Constitution of Ohio, and void"
Whatbo you think of that, Democratic tax
payers of Ohio You will not be permitted
the coming spring to deduct any Of your debts
from your moneys and credits. Now it is tha,
you are beginning to reap that golden harvest
of "glOrious privileges" you were to enjoy
under the New and "Democrotic" Constitution
Did you not complain of the Wings, of the
"Whig tax law" and Of your grievous taxes
Did not the leaders Of your party promise re-
form, retrenchment in the expenses of the State
Government, by reduction Of the salaries and
fees of officers In sober earnest, then, you
know they have not done any of these things
but TO the contrary have increased the expen.
ditures, increased the salaries of officers, some
thirty, and some fifty per cent. higher than they
were under the old Constitution.
You Democrats complained of the "Wbig
tax law" by the provisions of which, you were
allowed to deduct all your debts from your
moneys and credits and return the balance for
taxation. And one of your chief objections
was in case like this Suppose that A. sells
his farm to B. for S3,O00 and takes the notes
of B. therefor, then you said, that law compelled
A to pay taxes upon the notes Of B, and to
pay taxes upon the farm, thereby taxing the
same property t,oice. The Wings answered you
by saying, let A deduct all lis debts from the
amount of said notes, and return the balance
for taxation for BY that process, A paid taxes
upon his actual wealth and every dollar he SO
paid released the farm of B of that amount OF
taxes thereby laying portion Of the burLhens
upon the rich to the advantage Of the poor
For be it understood B still owed the price Of
the farm in the case just put. Buthow stand.
this case now, under the New Constitution auc
Democratic reform? Although A may be more
I'm debt than $4,000, the price for which he sole
his farm, yet under the decision just made, A i,
compelled to pay taxes upon $4,000, and no
worth one cent nor has he in possession any
property, or evidence thereof, that may not b.
set off by debts evidenced in the same manner
But it is said the Constitution is in the hand
of its friends" The people of this State mus
surely learn wisdom in the school of experience
So mote it be
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New Books.

puf's Calcula ions; by P. Duff, Principal of
the Mercantile lolIege OF Pennsyl'a ia and Au-
thor of Duif's Bookkeeping, the Western Steam.
bo t &c ountant. SC. 4"8
This is small tolum of pr ctcal business
calculations, not f,u in common arithmetics
abbreviated methodse com gutati H. interest, q C.
1t bears tie impress Of theaathors ex x2erience n
2il IN details of trade an commerce, at home and
abroa', maritime and domestic, n the counting
house jr in the class room, Every hing said or
W itt'n by such persono1 commercial fences,
po sesses al interest or the mercantile Troies-
sion And il is not easy to over-estimate the
value Of commercial education, completed
under such prec'ptor compared with the crude
distractions ofmere theoret cal teachers. Phn-
ted by w. S Haven Pittsburgh, Prices5O cents.
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PREPARATIONs FOR WAN.
BEDINI GONE TO EUROPE.
No cHAsOE TO NOrE H BAnApsFvrr..
NEW YoRK. FEp. 4.

NEw YORK, Fen. 4.
The Steamer AraJia arrived at Halifax this
morning, with Liverpool dates to the 24lh ult.,
and one weeks later news. s1I
All Europe is awaiting the final reply Of the
Car TO the last proposition, which is hourly
expected. Upon It depends the question Of
war or peace in Europe. sf atl
Details Of the battle Of Citalie, on the Dan
ube, show a brilliant victory for the Turks,
which lasted FIVE days. The Russians were
completely discounted 1000 killed and :wo
Generals wounded on the last day.
The Turks attacked the Russian reserve dri.
wing it back upon Krsfovia with the loss Of
cannon and immense slaughter on both sides.
Turks afterwards DESTROYED the Russian forti-
fcation and returned 10 Kalefat
The Russians were erecting Notifications at
Sevastapol ans Crimea, and had exlinguished
all light houses -
The Porte makes essential modification TO the
note of the Four Powers which letter was pro.
nounced satisfactory and sent Immediately to
St. Petersburgh sDU'
The Cars reply is not known When the Ara-
b'a left indications however appeared that he
would Immediately withdraw his Ambassadors
from France and England and formally declare
war. trT
The Bank of England had raised the rates of
discount five per cent.
The great activity was manifested in the
French Navy Yards, and every ship ordered to
Sea; operatives working Sundays; new levy
of seamen made. II
Great scarcity Of food in the Roman States.
England is Strengthening all her coast de-
fenses-F G Dem.
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1florkets,
PITTSBURGH MARKET.

FLOUR-the principal amounts arrivingyes
terday were stored; the sales did not exceed
150 bbIs, in lots at $500, which was the out
side figure offered.
& GRAIN-sales at Allegheny depot of 500
bus. Corn in ear and 800 do Shelled at 6s;
Barley, sales of 200 bus, from first hands at
62 cents.
APPLES-iG active demand, sales on arri-
val Of 70 bbs. at $2,25; #t
CLOVERSEED-we hear Of sale Of 300
bus for future delivery, at Allegheny depot, at
$5,3l, sales from store in small parcels at$6,-
62.
BULK MEAT--sales of 100, ,0O0fbs. country
cut meat; at 5 for Shoulders, 5ffor Sides and
for Hams.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-02-09
Great ExCitememI--NelTa Bill.

The excitement in Washington continues to,
deepen. "What will the People say to the
Nebraska Bill? What will they do if passed?''
These are the questions asked and discussed.
S some Southern men fear the result but
others say 'if the North stood the Fugitive
Act, and the Compromise of 1850, it will swal-
low Douglas and his Nebraska Bill" Then
the honest Southrons in congress, who are for
sticking to the bargain argue as Southern
Democrat is reported in the Era
"What are we to do, sir There is law
the North md the South are parties it. 1t is
"a baraa sir, between us. We, of the South,
have got our share and now you of the North,
propose to give us your share. What are we
TO do sir ? A Northern man makes this propo-
sition-to give up to us what we bargalned
the North should have-a Northern President
sanctions the proposition have a large
majority of Northern Representatives, and they
seem to favor the proposition. Well, sir, what
are we to do If you are willing not only that
we of the South should have our share of the
bargain, but are determined to force upon us
your share too, do you eGpectus to fling back
the offer in your face %
Old Bullion is for the Missouri Compro
mise, "but' sir" said he to friend, f'let the
responsibility of the repeal of it rest where it
belongs. Sir, the South dictated the terms OF
that compact. Sir, the South must do her par'
of the bargain, u required. But, sir if the
North desires to give up what it obtained, the
South cannot be blamed for taking back the
Territory for Slavery.
I l.. l.. ka {
waiting for an indication Of the wishes OF the
North.
This view Of the case alarms the Northern
men who had inclined in favor OF the repeal
1t reveals gulf of political annihilation just
before them.
TuoMAs H. BENTON, denounces openly thu
villainy Of the Nebraska Bill. and its author
While thrashing both the other day, he said tC
a friend douglas, sir, is politically dead, sir
If he fails to carry his bill the South will kicl
him in the rear Sir ; and if he does carry i
the North will beat his brains out, Sir, That's
all Sir"
The determination in thsSenate was to rusl
the bill through The New York Herald o
Friday, reports this as the latest from Wash
ington
WASHINGTON, Feb, <
The Senators in favor of the speedy pasSag
Of the Nebraska-Kansas bill-democrats AM
whigs-hold caucus tomorrow morning, t
decide upon the best course to effect that OBJ
ject.
It's believed that not more than two mem
be9s who are in favor of the bill will addres
| the Senate The opposition will be forced t
continue the debate, without cessation. fror
| day to day, and prolonging the session till
late hour each evening When the opposition
has expended its iorcel Judge Douglas will
sum up, and a vote will be had, probably b
Saturday night or some hour on Sunday
There are already loud denunciations of ga
law