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ehusett and every supplied with negro wife aad
At the time, restrained from forming any MARTA
or sexual eonnexion with the surrounding coHuunta
IN less AaN Aaadrsd years there ~o4iS Tsaa a,
stagle hsiag Aunaa beng IL tAat SAFE
This stapendous result IN given viii show
the general tendencies d negro equality thus abo
ish so-caed slayeryto force the negro 10 legal leVs
With the superior raceto stnafy and vate our as,ac
socaed prejudiees IN short 10 seek real
lie negro equality all those populations whose nuassu
equal woaid absolutely perish die out utterly van
ish from che face Of the EARTH while those whose nuubss
proportion Of whites and negroes approSuaed 10 A
equality would become deteriorsted eaeehlcd aiseas
extinct 70 the precise extent that negro equality was
sought to be accomplished The Almighty Creator, ~
fixed inherent organic laws has eternay Forbidden ns
gro equality auy and every form supposahlc phas,
This Is the higher law and yet the uderous though
hideous spectacle Is daily witnessed 10 Massachu-
sets Of the assumed the pyossrd believers In this Aw
striving with NIL their blind and impotent tight 10 over,
throw Il, aud force the superior white aud interior
negro TO forbidden equality 70 eggatss those The Al
mighty has forever ordained shalt remain unequal Final
b. know-nothiugsm steps in aud makes snsssgans,
men Of our who happened not TO born here
or happen have peculiar religious notions n seeks
make those unegaal whom Nature has made and forever
ordained shall remain equal n thrusts, or aims 10
thrust Of sight the distinctions OF the Almighty and
erect 10 their place its pgmy and impo,ent standard
Of things H the Intentional IL Il nevertheless The n
eessary ally o. ahotonism IL necessarily terminates
abodonism, and abolitionism jus, accsssarg endsh
IL jus, 70 the extcn that avfacal distinctions iabe
Gated issue is made agains, portion Of owe
who happen be born here why jns. 10 that
extent must the aaarai demsrea,ion between white
and negroes be lost sight Of violated while the cen.
trary just the extent that abolition notions prcyaha,
the Instinct of becomes vatcd dcbauched or ID,
"higher-aw disregarded aud white men become untrue
TO their manhood voluntarily 10 descend to The
levi OF the inferior negrowhy just 10 thai extent they be
ft uatrtal for know-nothngism monarchsm any
other Of the artificial distinctions and bru1ing 81 stems
or condition of things where heie~ oppressors aud the
many slaves.
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THE KINNEY EXPEDITION

The New York papers the arrest upon bench
warrant Of Col Kinney indictment which charges
him with organizing military expedition in violation Of
the neutrality laws The specific allegations which the
charge given, and 1t would be premature to
express opinion bis guilt until the deyc-
oped the trial. which understand takes place in
few days The expedition has reference to the colonization
Of lands within the acknowledged jurisdiction of Mica
ragua to which titles are claimed by Mr. Fabens through
conveyances from The Nicaragua government and is DIFF
rent enterprise from that which Col Kinney proposed
time since in regard 10 the Mosquito coast lie pub
fishes card in the New York papers asserting his limo
and expressing the opinion that his departure viii
only be deferred few days by the proceeding against him
He was to have sailed on the nth instant
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TgEy REFUSE THE c0NTAGIoy

We are astonished see that that distinguished
democrat General VIM 0. Butler repudiates the know
nohng and indignantly contradics the report that he
has had any sympathy with them The battle ofNew
Orleans and particularly the conflict of the Esd Of Decem
her, 1874 in which the gallant Butler distinguished
actor not fought by such constitute
the natve-Amercan party The question put by Jackson
to the language Of the lamented Davezac foreigner
in the conflict countrys side) not, aWhere
we're you bornT but VIII you fight for the American
flag 2" and it answered in the negative. The
generous and heroic Kentuckian why those who
shared the dangers of the battle should also enjoy the
blessings Of peace and freedom.
We less gratied to perceive that the attempt
the of the Hon. Robert Toombs the eloquent
false and unfounded The Columbus Georga Times and
Sentinel of the 25h ult speaks Of this follows
q Hon. RonEar TooMBs.--This distinguished gentleman
arrived in this city Sunday last and will in this
vicinity few days We have to believe that his po-
ston in reference the know nohng has been grossly
by the Chronicle and Sentinel and that the
lumbus Enquirer has thereby been put wrong
This is the nexcusable Mr.. Toombs is of the
most outspoken in Georgia Whatever may be his
faults conceament and dupcity among them and
this account slow give credence the
that he sympahized with the know nothings Besides
well known that Mr. Toombs severed his long with
the glorious old whg party because it ignored slavery
would be he Join political
ciety that does the thing
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Indian department and therefore in my FINAL action
pended the voucher for items Of expenditure
might multiply eases indefinitely almost but the above
wiz be suhcient give the reader idea 81 the nature
Of no exceptions 10 M. Beaes accounts.
II that gentleman enabled 70 furnish such proof 70
the accounting officers convince them Of The propre-
" and necessity Of removing my suspensions and dsaow-
auees he ought il me have beeh satisfied and
not assassn-ike, attempted 10 assault he did As
his explanations matter submitted %
there he why he should be dspieased with
me for not deciding % The suffeieney Of The same
may here remark that IN SO Gar as my Judgment aad
intelligence win enable have endeavored to discharge
the daties Of Commissioner Of Indian Aau without fear
favor Affection or any reward hope thereof" except
that which flows from knowledge Of endeayor-
ing to be just and to 40 right and thus shall continue
act regardless Of abuse personal consequences
GEO. II MANYPENNY,
Commissioner.
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INCREASE OF THE Army.

We invite special attention a letter in paper to
day taken from the New York Herald the necessity Of
of the army Independent Of the intrinsic
weight which the facts and reasons Of the writer
entitled have believe that the author is
gentleman Of the highest and most reliable character for
intelligence and strict probiy Il is much be regretted
that effort should be made to dscredt the policy
commended by the President and Secretary Of War and
adopted by Congress In regard the ecctua pro-
lection Of frontier settlements from Indian ouragc
We can easily how the public service mar be embar-
rassed and the very evils encouraged which that policy
remedy by the efforts successfully eombate
and refuted In the letter alluded 20.
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by referring to advertising columns il viii be
tina, the large and valuable library Of the late Judge Pur
visnce Of Baltimore win be disposed Of public sale in
that city the middle Of next month thus aordng
our citizens opportunity OF enrchng their libraries
from one Of the choicest and most extensive private col
econs Of books to be found in the country There
about three thousand law voumes'i the collection.
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Hox MmLARD FnlxoaE--we learn (says the Buffalo
Commercially that the exPrssden, Is about visiting Europe
and bis residence in Buffalo has been rented to the
Rev. DR. Thompson.
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The municipal election in Philadelphia takes place to-
dsy.
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RECEIPTS OLE psopucR.

CINcIEEATI-s engine Denegs
bbls whisky y plugs James coan eo SO do
salas hcg har 100 bbs whisky Mcgoe &cosee Martin
ies hhds Lsvy3as lbs fsnr G1aaani
nnrphy 90 do whisky do alcohol W FrsdenbuiY
eooo candies a h rutongus do sausages
Thompson 6eS- tgg. Nongpmsy ls7 kegs ard d.
butler % chses % sois whisky brandy
frkna butter y bbs sief DOLL buens
Bakesa bzs aedo a4ls 40 ssfso kegs
eKlsroy
aitoid1s1 pcs iron FowisrTa Gddesiot
Pu.namassa bd paper Barlow &2I bales wiae
. a,aserso rsss pEgs yam seebs buggy etc
Lckedo do Phelps Carr aoo-3 Aclucheon Howell
eo-s do glass ssne-i mdse Hfers 4nsrgue--
br rain killer wright &co1s gas Brucs-i b. s
Nrue &eo26 hI do kennedya4 Hart aco74 do @
Tweuel acos do do john Hurley co5 seis
co-sundries order. N
BAYOU sARA-samer Hills sugar NJ Gordon ir-
- bills noias eol7 gar Foey Ayery51 do
do IS hfdo do bonlgny q Ganuchaax-saaies orasr.
LousyiLLEs Twichsiln hhds Levy Sum
meis-6 do 90 henne aeo-l doF wcheii
do DO Feiiowes oss do do "a bb dow Hewitt
Do :. bulls pork Short aeoa tabsco Dpis
Meth Coos do butter bills gss psr4 d oil III
Thell potatoesG Duty eosa d, do
$50 bxs oil Benton &co97 PeeIBs do four
Janes Connolly aSol egg pork sia
anll do ls John hrey acoa5 nans Kesp
s1rs Pc - Pore asoa &iss aka Wheat
tobacco.
MOBILEsteamer California IS on ordsr-ls cotton gin,
Sanher-Ruseey, Blair &co-R Geddes - =
Per New Orleans and jackson Railroad
cotton Payne Harrison doQekey do do
Has1 rolls Mandeyie LIMA cattle ner On had
pigs turkeys Dawes CORA WOOD
~ dor ehlsksns bs egg bucket butter Worrsil.
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ssafynu e,-ss H0sS.

= ssaftoner's NGsf.
u. 4 L It g. ST EFT 8 ON,
ID CHARITIES STREET, Oh
pAN Ssr Y sksLf' HEsEYe sTETsoN
on r., g & sw Sss .ps..,s
sS I; ssi si *
VI e. { iii
;s;ss!s: n &c
IT. ::.ss Ii !. n. . s:
poren SOCK o hs most ua .osa sg
'' 8s VI 80 Bs TO p'fs''r
l''s Ssa,.s.ls Day c ssst s:;ol., - .-.a
'''' isasIs. Books, h''s 5Is ssiss sss.,
Lag SII Sf ssss. Esss 81. slsss ss....
e s.iss ~ - Hiii IT..
Z 81
s's'' s ;isss sii ssSs
s:ss Book.
General % q, sussl gap '''1s ''f s'''sh OF
s ssst. k ss,sa' f.s ssss'
* Sssiaas sas.s Books PPii,sss.fS.s rsps
f nsss sssg Ri n Nss.sras s:et.
By hss Particular srsaea
OVl<U fENEs
Len hrswns 6ayiey Morson Ohque andLadns e1sra
nss Gold Nth wisout Gold HoasTs sold ana M
Bo0K.BINDER's sreeK,
sfsysd Hussin md
srs Marble and spksd Pspers Paste or
aang ns sndsrs Boards Plough Berries s1s
CUTLERY.
Joseph sodgeand loaasaAa Creeks Pocket Gallery very 60
Prout',esI.brs.sd Printing Inks, ali esicrs,
DIARIES F9K 1866. s.7
s 81 u XII CARDS
ng Cards assorted bsck Printers Cards. all sss:
INKS. ..r
ssyss Day,d HACKS steson's Enzlisi
Canine. 49, ~ =. 'sAu 1ieHs1
sUNDRIRs.
lnf Stands great Variety Sealing waes Psrs
Fancy Colored Gsssd Papers Paper Per
s,o',o sesl Letter beps Pc ivory
sot De Latter CiPi Y9esg. invoc Fs MUSIC Paper
slaae or hagayns brass Block Seals yor Raea
aPeI Fes Book Rests Water eo!or Pens sad and fe
Presses Nosarial Preasea; STAMPING prees
ragged Copying looks Oil Rspsr Brusbss BooE
efeyer description, Enker Tin Cash Bosss
S e1ters and Notes. great Envelope Paper ns
oIe fare scrip Books Exchange Tsls
BoIss sud Chs.msu; Shesrs
satss wine BoTe Twnei Pea Drawing PApe Cow
and Silver Buhhed Paper Hank Bic
Bills Exchanges Pen Racks dlton
Ees Poekel Asmorsndum BookA Le Sand
WAFER Pink ssaeers Red Dbsgs boxes
Calendars WsppDg Printing Papss ed
yesa Match Boxes Hude Ready es iss Por
foios with Locks krasss snd Desk Knve Red
ink, sis, ese,sss.
d. FELT & STETSON,
Stationsr's FaiE No. ChArsussstrae
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u EMoyAL OF DIR. FEUCHTWANG ER,s

ohe 70 50 Maiden Lane few
takes tes efuod q informing h
cSuhy costqme INST he Ds.uorr osyuista
Phosas rnphaa P5roeehns Artsse ID
Win all hsh vafi0uh soimpos the Al N
ea .etas the mes giaas Among ths
mar anu French utst rubimsd Ioin ensmy pure Mercury
q, soda snd @ nds and 10
nue. and PARIS Got grain vas Sats, Cyanide aud
90 vaa best PumOase and Rouge, Il botg Causte
baryn Anna Cane iIlpelf Il us yilrii Vpnan
ms f.I polishing s.s fe tas rsosehns the EGG
aqas Sh,orAse Po'ash Meias sc such B.nuh OXIDE
Aans and Nickel Asbestos,
niae Patent Medcnes, Fly Paper thorhes
Pewter, Fumgaiihg Past les 60 snan,s
sPye Extract CcPaya and oafaspara
p.s sns 5ssn esst ,aPartss u Gogna Of
hs and eidsr Brandy Esseee Of MonOnsahela Whisky
w S'oves fineno laniter Berry, Oraufes Cs4way, Rore
ee.anie Acee and SUI phuous Nrus Ehe,s;
variety Rare Chemicals aslss On
Moderate tefme. Dr. LEWIS FEU LHTNa
naldeu Lane nal ~
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Passengers Arrived by Steamers.

FROM Bayou Sandy the Laurel Hu:
Ms Me aud Miss Mis- Miss Thmon Nj Boissac snd ladv
Ms Adder Colmsn Mas Tounueu Ms ForstI Dr. G; "
Campbell Mss,rs James Fsere and For.tai Graham
Lonaokes psy Tonesssnt IhompIon.
WechJ Archsdon Allen Langhn. Charles KrtH Levy
Dempsy Lawresou TartAud MGluiky Thompson Comes
Holmes, Meancnn Deyall. Adler. 800
FROM LoulsuLLE--By The T. c. Ttociohel,;
Mn Boomes MH Beensr Miss Bsnnou Dslpe.s Mrs MeIn-
denburg, Corner, Lesry. '"s
FRoM CINcINNATI-By the Ohio Belies s. :
Mr.. welmsr fsm j. B1wss and lady, Bell Hodges
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ENGLlSH AND CLASSICAL FAMILI
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS Honard Axsuur. Nex
d. FELT & STETSON,

-A-IbUANUIsH SLfaCuL BUISf A4enue,
hayen, Conn. = -
TIE Subscriber has arge eommsaious suitable
the mediation u ha pupis ezpsy The purpose
he focaiyof the ev.sy
ton OF physi atkeaiLh
eleeiua sud moral II staated
enser he city that ts retired position
ont the exclusive disadvantage Of either.
ThePpH Of
OF prepared for Mercantile aid other pursuits
Ensgen, Maqc and Drairg
iiitay taught
ahsse and All he pu
skinu master, tina and aIt,
The ID divided twenty-five weeks
The Fall and Winter second Monday
=.
Tae clzAas Of the Ins.ut arranged that bs
admitied Il the
mencsment of each term ia Yale college,
The charges for Tuition, Board
merely, $50 those the family
during vacations, the price q S3Be. = -
lhs trlaripal iaSeH
Haioek Esq., editor CT New OF Commerce
Al
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st. Louis
OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Depot and 0mce, No. ss North Third Street.
ST LOlJIS Nn


ST. LOUIS, We.
STEPHEN RIDeLEYs's........ @. LOGAN,
rfeadehs ~ Treasurer
The Company manufacture Refined OIL crsds eOtdase OIL
which they wish confidence III
the purposes herein enumsrntsd ~.
REFINED OIL Machinery of all kds oling Wood and for
all purposes for which Sperm Oil generals used
CRUDE CDRDAGE OL-Well
snch Car heavy Mill Work. a and for prspsIaS
and Hemp for Codags, either alone eonbinaon with
other os ALEC mAking Pners Ink or ong Wood FOR Il,
preservation. WV ,N- is
PAINT OLA substitute for Lnreed Oil; dres we'll in sbou,
twelve houIe open fully .ua 10 lhs oift
IANERS' OILFor dressing Leather and Cure,a' nses
to The be oils commonly nsed and decdedv
than Whale Oil. - ' s
LAMP, OR BURNING oThe OIL contains large per csnt.ce
q caribou not BE- 1eda ordinary lamps ann.
PIE nVehHon OF alteration overcome. the difficulty, Oil
burns wh 65liaacy ansufparsd y any other light
perior article. - sAee : '0fs W.
az FOR LuRBIcATIsG MAcHINERY-Ths Oils recommended
~ should be applied three times n she period
that the would alike earoui N ~
chlnery before applying the least, cleanse ar "a H.,
grosssr Oils Nf''eo VI o'noi
The Company Is prepared ill all ORDERS and at a.es ha,
cannot fail 10 give satisfaction. = t'''s Aias
All orders forwarded the Treasurer will promptly attended
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION, >
b Ms STE. RByrIER IA eODARp on SUNDAY. E3z3
Jolly w. 49,, from cosse sgas.s, fPIses a'AymssJ E#
nos tsoiarf's Great b<iooe AMERICA. WV
70 900 euse ssss Of gas, Will - sais oeessos 49,
Dnrinz tbs th thss Com
81 MIX CAN ACRgBsTS ps,syn ~ sSs Tight And
SLACK ROPE 3 mos Wsnfs1 pa,T.
TIE ssneeas JOS EPHErA sUsgsNa hs , az thu Com
psny viii Of sheir press on III shs
Ropr. - W - -
kB Zee small bills for fas psgrpnns II ss,suvrspesa
Should 'hs weather sanbsr ~ PREDOMINANT AsRE
snNs viii b mads nndss shs eifee sn Of Mems 9sdssd.
Z The BRAND ASCENSION viii tske pinc- * cisck.
ED desroa, Of nakag Asrie Trip pBaase
Poly Mr. H. Rar. stNo. ID eond street, from
A. NJ, and fom 2 n 3 M
az Tsfs.s Preliminary Ascenens stso BY
sPpYns % VIZ y. asst-d place and tl1ae.
- fhz Gatea will be open Sc ossiosE-
e 4ssas.sa s5esnp; Children rs ssnts iEf5a
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS, which viii not be-

y seas IT, any chmats-lhe iarset and best
command sue trale Among
dfah and piack SONS weighing ounces Cpe
rouches, Oysfais, Legg ngs Coyes Wsp
evs Paao Covers, Nursery Ch Bsllng Packipg Hese Wsd
ding Pah Boots Shoes ESQ, Webbing Cong al ots
brace and every er nrtice the line
Exporters invited
elsewhere, "a they wal ind them Ipo any
other manufacturers. rOGEhS & WYChOFE
-, =. - tSuecessora TO II. n Day 70 Coariaud ST.,
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ExpoRTs.

VERA cRU.steashp hsf bales cotton beef
So Kegs butter, 95eai feel lumber 80 pig mdre.
MoBLE-shp Chas Crocksr-In balat.
MoBlLE-Ship Sen Flower bsilats 49, =
NEW YORK-Ship csos-sas baescon, So do hemp TO-
5aeeo IS DO old metal ssbh -FOUR 1903 pork
lad oil, i57 ties lard. go .
RIO DE JAsEIRO-Bark Psnsmasa bbls -four egsrr
SISAL-Brt brig Tsegph-ls 500 b fur, d, tar
IS baskets Oh - e feet hmbe IS bs candles
m rehsndise.
woo AND A MARKET-srsn brig Lola-- $50 bass sooh.
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~ oGhAWAY, LONG IsLAnD.--The -,

" RusRAgAY PAVILION viii open June. SfRaS
visitors on the 20tn nf month. x-A-sl
lhla establishment coutsining twelve
three OF
r. communicating twelve
Hotel Gsrdsn Of
Hotel be Win supply
and public Stables ana Coach Houses proportion
70 the dematd Of such ,tabishmeRi. =
ous will be provided liberal and stocked
wth the choicest Wines OF every approved brand
Amusement aud Blwng Billiard
ROOM Ladies' and Gentemens Archery Gonnd
apermanelt Band provided. =
terms for the will the lowest posbe Consistent with
Rooms bs selected tlnieb
GEORGE BAIHBRDGs, the Hotel, Il areet
~ q snn
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10 50 bbl and 900 bbs Onions, on The Ieres at $40

80 50 p bbl and 800 bbs Onions the ieyes at $40
s425. l77 e'a gs'
FREIGHTS-There has been fair demand for ship
ping, and Freghts have further advanced The engage
ments include two three ships for Liverpool 7Isd
10 32d for Cotton three to load at Mobile for the
same port at hd Ships on the berth for Liversoo
have been filling up 71ed for Hsvre at NJ, and for
Boston at NJ for Cotton.
observation-disclosures have been extremely dull
nearly all the week. and We have slightly lowered cur
quotatiopsfor some descriptions Of bills.
We ounfa
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CATTLE MARKET.

FRIDAs EvEsiNa, July 10. 1855
There has been no material change in the market TO-
day owingto the heaviness Of the supply of Beef Cat
tle prices are In favor Of purchasers, .-. RI.
PRICES...z
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TO THE PUBLIC.

A S many persons are still in doubt as to
the saHe.sy q MAGNETISM in the treatment q certain
ss e. % public sss
s ss s Witch ss % me- sss
ledge, az it happened my family
A sss % So
sqaa m rendered. walk Without x on he
ss ss as sy'is
he nass ho1iele son.eTiea Al. X
"'Fa
s sss s nay s
still remaining 1he crisis became frequent "a to prevent
sahsras, the aid Of the ordpar
At5 entirely despaps Of the had recourse Magnet
No as Bourbon street Sswssa UIsans
followed strictly niuneons this LADY, which consisted
& ire NJ aa and
s,sy 1asn ses
not sd n.sashsf appetite physical power s'0unsss and
Ss have
. TO gas sa s interested or WIG fa s
Es cal No al ST. Anthony
B. At Mdsme Aiusrds ss.abisamsa viii be found very In
psafinE the French language. = -. myso
VTNIoN INDIA RUBBER COMPANY
exc ID @ Pas Fiat Patent s sA
CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Coats Gloak, capea Army and Navy Goods, Keeling Pea
CLOT HIS.
Lued Plain Carriage Cloths do Meudion Cloths
Taraulns Printed aad Pn Piano Forts Table Covers,
Covers
AIR WORK.
Air Beds Piows eushions Ie-Peserys Boats Busy etc,
Hose Of all kinda. Is Me- 's - :
SURGICAL AND CHEM CAL ARTICLES.
Breast Pumps Syrngss, He Pai shestng, Ga Bsgs, Nipple
Climate. D. NJ. WILSON, President.
f. III o. Treasurer and jsa Ana
, EM0VAL--The subscribers have this day
Nrsmoyed their Of sADDLERY AND sApDlERY HARD
ware from their 10 the
~ CANAL STREET, from Camp ee where they
of goods in their ns
quantity quality the South prieea
foi d4Wsm SMITH d BROTHER
AIRS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, .as,as
LVE gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR EsE5tH9
SO Constance street.
~ Tsrma-ss month sSEA
Eg- LECTURES at 80 Constance
sbl0 " $500 Zz.-5s.
"A LGOHOL--16 barrels landing and for sale
Ia low from lsyee. by jels DELEsRAvE & Co
~ Magazine strsst.
r. D OlL-120 bbls choice brands, for
iys - JOSEPH LANDS CO., IS rehoari.op,a. .,rses.
a sAhOLiNA SEED PEAS.-500 patent
~ bags, k sals by A. T. COCHRAN q HALL.
myit No. IS Grasier strest
2 AGON-l00 casks Shoulders choice Indiana
n Meat in air tight essks, for sale by ~
mso s. II. Kennedy d CO.. 1s Tchoupitoelas s.rsst.
ENGS-300 Or drums Smyrna For sale by
Il A. Y. COCHRAN HALL ,s Grayisr street.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF TIE MARKETS.


oAroFpr "ohniHe' 9uy ~ 1000.
sf osmaho mss preFeheo IN OUT general marAes ou-
ring 'ae pase ous an flour ana cram pave
osen or want Oh 4no prices tor e
sre'es h@'e heo an ssnasncy eos1on mas pssn
~ soou .eqaeo' ana prices nay. pofon u
sne esonnp ispoi'ea IN '.f .As' "eeAy feY'e" eaha
sno sio@sSes na'e peen ia 'ai iequeSs ~ ih' p'ss
ffov'sions nave unasrsohe oa' i''s onanee' mnhAy
mas improved IN aemano anu pf'ces oohse has Deeh
quiee fre'gnto nave infsner aosancea sna shPs n'e
oeen IN mora requesI E4onanses nave c'nsinaea auh
anu gsnerahy Ea'nef iower. ,
feegrapne sdVces were secelVsa on moon VI
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COPPER.FACED TYPE.
KNNHE NEWTON COPPER TYPE COMP

in giving notice Of their removal from No. to No Nob
William street, (entrance No. IA stree beg 10 max tht
recently made in work. ~ Ae'o
&ehavs alRo a. place greatly Con
r-tacing Type Stereotype Plaies, Cats, etc. " Sef
feature on our tshjs sns
Books Of she principal Fouuders the United r
npesOn Of Printer IL tina. th VIII prove
@ 70 rrnters whehsI essn or hers
from the pAa for typs am h
through this company directly with the iounder
One Of the stockholda h company in London and
operates the invention of Dr. Newton there which will silva
lar of getting type from Ihse should any
The Of Printers this city n,
thse The of Copper Faced Type seems to leave
unnecessary here, yaua or
sn Or the eonparays merits Of copper type meta
Mes OF printing type BY Copper-t acing made an
10 three tunes durable they work sharper
letters OF the alphabet ealiy dnguiahable, Ao
living to tbs difficulties have having our work
Done away from tha pac, have (or the ca II ~
cat now be CopperFaced. te @Pe
Company Dr. Nsgon's Patent persons are CATS
TONED not to infringe said Patent either Tn
BY usng that Copper han this compauy
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IMPoRrs.

BoRDEAUX-Shp Horao-Wines, handys sto TO canoroc.
HAyANA-Bg Jonathan Ciey-s7bis sugar d
dries 10 order. @~s
BosToN-Sehr Martha-Assorted mdn.
MoBILE-Sehr Jpan--N Naval storeb ID order.
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MEMORANDA.

Steamer Twhel left uvs the sth inst report.
falling The Empin Belle Sheridan Victoria
loadg for New Ohio, hence, 9Th
instant,