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.s CAN BE EFFECTu4LLY CURED By
DE. HOO FLA " DIS
CELEBRATED GER1MAN BITTERS
PREPARED BY

~.
No 100 IYab Street, Plika2ef11fd.
Their power over the above diseases is not exceled If
equaed by any other preparation in the United States as
the attes in many cases, after ski physicians had
failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention of inraiids Pos
sessny great virtues the rectiGcao Of diseases of the
Liver and lesser glands exercising the most searching
In weakness and affections of the digestive organs they are
withal, sa e, certain and pleasant.
READ aAND Be G0NFLFCED.
Further 9sstisoag from Missouri f,cor Of H0oF-
LANDS GERMAN BITTEHs, prepared by DR.. G. Ill.
JACKSON. Philadelphia acknowledge by all respectable
dealers 10 be the eecna medei in for the
cure Of Licsr Complaint, Dgpepsia Nervous Debility,
and Disedse TIE Ei5tegs s S
w r. Adams. publisher Of the Argus Weston, No.. July
IL 1851 said: al last very low and weak
not 10 he able stand the longer than hour
time tried bottle VI yor German Bters, which
trely cre have used two bottles fsent two bottles
15D miles from here 70 friend who had been sick long
time he mas also been cured by them believe them to be
superior to any medicine now i nse.f
Henderson, Glasgow, No August ), 1851, said: :" Your
Bters are begnningt 60 here. gave bottle away
days ago, and has been selling about
one dozen bottles" ~
D. r. Harding, st. Joseph, No., June q, 1851, said
our people appear know them. have had them in
but "a hours and have sold bottles Please send another
lot Immediately"
Dr. r. A. EIeiz Paris Mo- March 90 49, said: !" Your
Bers have given aette' in all the cases where
Mhas been used, than any other medicine with which
acguainted.r 4.
They RsTsEEy VEGETABLE, and PROSTATE the
systeM-
For sale BY respectable dealerz everywhere
Sold in Thibofaus, by LAF0yT BLANCHARD,
Napoeonvills bY WERsI Err d LuRETTE
u Wright Co. New Orleans, wholesale agents. TI4-cq
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ARCADE HOTEL.

Magazine ST., New Orleans between Graver and Natchez
r. S. MORSE, Proprietor.
THE Proprietor respectfully in Is
Il forms his friends and patrons. and the public sssE
generally, that this well known and popular estab-
shment has been thoroughly renovated the past season,
ard newly furnished throughout large extension of
has been obtained by the proreors renting the adjoining
portion Of the building which win enable him to aceomoate
much larger number of customers than last winter.
No expense has been spared by the Proprietor enable
him merit continuance of the generous patronage he
has heretofore received and every exe-on will be male
by himself and assistants to render hr soourn of his guests
not only comfortable but agreeable.
One great convenience attached to this Hotel is
that meals can be had at almost all hours Eant4.
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TINE WIGWAM HOTEL.-

= Bayou des Alemands Thirty Two miles dis ss4asM
tant from New Orleans By the 0ptousas Railroad
The undersigned respectfully informs the public that he has
erected large and connections Hotel at the Bayou des
Alemans and prepared receive transient per-
manent boarers The table is supplied with the hest the
markets farms afford, and viii be surpassed in the
supply Of wines and hqaas Of the choicest br ns Tie
HOTEL which is large eommeious and airy, contains B-
hard Rooms, Club Rooms Pistol and Rife Gallery and apart
msnts for private families Special attention will be paid
the accommodation comfort families for whom quiet
apartments have been reserved.
The location is hehy. and the facilities for hunting
fishing and boating are very desirable.
Visitors will find my charges very reasonable and every
attention will be paid to their comfort
Oct her Z. 1854. N WAIGAMOT
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O0LoNG, EHe"s aM GUNp0WDER
$=s5$ sH|2S =sEs 80 $$5ssSf
-GRoCERIEs-
sUGAR-Louisiana Loaf, Crushed and Powdered
MoLAssEs-Gelden Syrup and Honey.
CANDLES-Sperm, Star and ralow.
s9AP-Brown, White, Fancy and Castle.
BITTER.doshen and Western
GHEESR-EngIfsi Dairy, Pine Apple.
STAREHindgo, Salerasus, Bckwheat Havana Preserves
Shaker Preserves Canton Ginger Prunes Curans Pee
ans Brazil Nuts Raisins, Almonds, Granberres. Dried
Appies, Dfled reaches
sPIcES-Alspice, Cloves, Cinnamon, Numegs, Pepper,
Ginger, Kentucky Mustard, dc.
PICkLES-ketchups, Sauces OF all kinds.
AEpnrter, Cider, Rock Candy Sweet Chocolate assorted
Stick Candy, Fire Crackers Hacking Wash Boards Clothes
Lines Brooms Shoe Brushes Baskets Cedar Tubs Painted
Tubs Pals, bingham BckSs, sieves, Mats scrubbng
brushes, Axe Htndes, &C.
PAPERetter Cap, Straw Store and Wrapping Papers Of
all kinds.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
BARksDAIG, Elroy, Parks, Mac Mac, McEnery, John
syinor Mcdonald Charles NJ Palln spsncers, Williams,
Gryn,es Buffers, Meyers, Rough Ready Mills, Lundy-
foot Pnckneg Hohson Choice Eucre Yellow Bank Good
wins Smoking. LiIlenthal.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS
QU1NlNE-20ge ounces, French and American; Is den-
johns Spirits Nre 10 carboys itto so eInohns Aqua
Amonia; carboys ditto; 80 carboys Acetic Acid 80
cases English Borax; 200 kegs Carb. Soda 50 barrels
Sal Soda Loo barrels EPSON Salt 25 bbs GIauber Salt
10 bbis Caphor; so bbs Cream Tartar 90 bbis Flour
Birthstone, 20 bbls Roll ditto 20 cases Gum Arabic as
sorted qualities; Turkey Gum Myrrh; cases
White Wax; 800 f Turkey Opium 1860 b Tartaric Acid
90 D Citrc Acid; bbls 0xaHc Acid; 5 bales orang2
Peal; bags Aniseed; bales English Falerian Root;
bales Gentian Root bales Columbia Root; 90 boxes
Cacned Magnesia; 10 cases Carb. Magnesia; 1000 ID
Peruvian Bark in powder various qualities 500 b Af
can Cayenne Pepper; 1egB Powdered Canthardes; IdG
English Caiomei; 200 b American eaioIneI; 1aD Eng
sh Blue ass zoe D American ditto; 80 Tartar Enetic
SO ID CorrossiFe abiniate; 50 % Red Precpftae l50
Iodine Poasse; 80 D Iodine; 800 ounces Morphine $50
ounces Strychnine:
800 D GHLoROF0RM and large assortment of Drugs,
Chemicals Extracts, ETC., for sale by E ]. HART Co
ian14 I97 Tchoupitoulaas ST. srw Orleans
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Bottles. SoaIiers ct BrodeQuins,
N 0HaPE4U-Y EFT GAsQ UEE7Es

I n s6Hsssghe Henafa c0hsfhFnment en-
IL nragasn, grand ct bel assortment de BOTTES
SOULiERS ct CHApEAUX. Une attention pareu1ers est
donnee IN fabrication lie articles ain qu' trouve
eouyenable pour lie Marche de Ia osane de bennfs qua
tes, ai de coup de es ct eenvenables Apses
tongue experience ct attention parteiere cetts BRAN
che aIaires Rassn pent arr dss conditions
plus ayantaeeuses nj des archanises reux aoptsss
besoins des Malcf:aatis ct Con5onaears.
Jai aus uil assortment conpet de GHApEAUX ct CAS-
QUErfES Chapeanx de Sole divers qualities Ghapeaux de
Castor Feutre Casir Laine, ec divers eoulers mou
de forme KossIth Magyar, piantenrs, Mateots, ETC.
Aatssi-etapeaix de Paie. Gampeehes panamas ct La
ers pour hommes ct enfants Toutes commands envoyees
Ia hason seront choses ayec La plus granie attention.
G. W. DUNBAR, Nc. 8, Rue des Magasins,
A-iy. SonySIie Orleans.
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chronic or NER T0LIg DEBTLTTY DLsE4SE
OF THE RIDNEFS. 4FD 4LL DISEASES
ARISING FRDbrA A DLs0RDERED
LIVER OR .ST01[ACH;
OUCH as Constipation, inward Piles,
NJ Fnlness of Blood the Head Acidty of the Stomach
Nausea Heartburn Disgust for foo Fulness weight in
the Stomach Sour Eructations Sinking Futtegng at the
Pit Of the stomach Swimming of the Head Hurried and
Difficult Breathing Fluterng at the Heart Choking or suf-
focating Sensations when in lying posture Dimnes OF
Vision Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in
the Head Deficiency Of Prespir ton Yeowuess of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back Chest Limbs &c, Sudden
Fnshes Of Heat Burning in the Flesh. Constant
Of evil and Great Depre sion OF Spirits
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TO TEs AV E l. E II 5.
yeyv Orleans and Essssoa Rouge.

New Orleans and Baton Rouge.
THE splendid fast running ,zs.o.@ B
Il passenger steamer GEM, THEo Ell es5.yszEsEzsaS
FERr, MASTER Antoine Dalferes, clerk, will
ply regu,r seHi>weekY packet between New Orleans
ami Baton Rouge, during the entire season leaving New
Orleans every Monday IL ". and Thursday, 4P.
For freight passage apply on board. nov11
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TRANSPORTATION TO AND FRO3I
OPELOUSAS N. r.. DEPOT.

0PEEOJSAS R. f.. DEPOT.
4LGIERS and SUGAR LANDING NEW oRLE4AS.
T,HE Subscribers have commenced run
n ming the Barge UNITED STATES as above, for the
transportation Of Sugar oasses and other articles received
by the Railroad for crossing up freight from the City
Agies running daily to meet the arrival and departure Of
the Freight Trains. Terms follows:
Sugar frem Algiers Depot to N o., per hid 80 es
Aloasses. per bbt- 30 cts.
Moss. a.. .".... bale. .....50 cts
Other articles in proportion.
Up Freight per bbI. 10 cts
and in proportion for other packages.
CLERK viii be the Levee foot of St Louis st. every day
until p. M, to receive up Freight.
(5t-1mI J.E- CALDWELL & CO., 2s Bank Place.
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NUMBER 3.
CITY ADyER TIsEllENTS.

ssssi. DHreas.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
~ MERCHANT, and Deaier III Moss, No. 81 Tchoupi-
touIas Street, New Orleans. novi1-tf
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Cheniere Caminad:. Hotel.

THE Subscriber takes pleasure
- in announcing to pleasure seeking parties
that he has opened Hotel on the CeRieTs L97ai-
nadd near Grande fsleand Grande Terre Barat ria LIN
Bas where he is prepared 10 accommodate those who mag
honor him with their patronage. Every variety of Fish,
Oysters Or bs and Shrimps, will be served his table
the very best of style. I34-tfl MIGUEL RATALLAN. +
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OF EEME.-W

u have liked the price Of our BI-st LPHATE
OF LIME prepared by j. B. Avequn, at seventeen cents
I) per gallon barrels included and patent charge TO
p0Y and will If convenient the Planters, take back
barrels delivered here tile fevee in good order
two cents per gallon. EDWD SNIFF & &C,
o21 Pm 129 Common street, New Orleans
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II. NagTrsE IL CO..
OK Successors to s. Nn&perfRu d TO-, OK
-sJ COntie street. between llaa and Saint Ann, ~
GTl.EaNS.
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE, and
L Il Manufacory of Tin, Sheet Iron, and Lead Works
Importers and dealers in Stoves Crates, Cooking Stoves
Japanei Tin Ware Crpehery Ware Glass Ware Britannia
Ware, Hollow Ware Table Cutlery, LAMPS of every des-
cripton, Lanterns, Sugafhouse Lamps Copper Skmmers
and Ladies, Sad lrons Ovens Pots anu all other Castings.
Canphine Gas, Lard OIL Inseet Oil. Spirits Turpenne and
PAINTS Of every kind and enaiy-the whole very
duced rates.
Agent for Warmers Force Pumps and Screwed Cast Iron
Pipes. For Beehe's Patent Ranges For Queens Portable
Forges For Spratts Lightning Rods. nov4-1y
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Horses and Carriages.
A LWAYSin readness Horsesand Carriages, for trips
N Denaldsonvle, Hounia or elsewhere, whenever
there is enough in number to Justify Also stabiSng
for horsesand all connected with the Franklin House,
By the proprietor, B. T. HOLDEN.
Th;hadaux. December l3 IS5i
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DE- C:gsTY,-

u Nous avon fxt e prix de notre Binlte de Chaux,
prepare pr B. AVEQUlN, raison de dixsept cents %
par gallon, har conpris 9T0tte de pGtente
yer, ct reprendrons bar 81 celia peut eonvenT
IataE li7rabes ici Ia Leyee en- bon ett, raison
de deux cents y par gallon. EDW'D SNIFF CO..
e2i-2Ea l29, rue Commune. Vile Orleans
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The Best India Rubber Goods
IN TIE WORLD
are manufactured by the UNION INDIA RUBBER COM
PANT of New York.
Alfred EEMMrGe & Co..
No. 81 Aagasiae street. Neac 0fIehtas.
sole Agents in New Orleans for the sale of Goods
ufctured by this Company where may be found every
tele in that ine whoesa and retail.
s#@ Dealers supplied at manufacturers prices.
IT, after the purchase Of article dissatisfaction
arises may be returned and the money will be cheerfuy
refunded.
- statesmen speak the French and English languages.
Dec 9, y. ALFRED NUNRoE & Co.
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SCHOOL DIRECTO.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

JOHN G. Raglan, LgUFRoy DAusIs, G. GAUTREA
ADAM BEATTY, p. Ii. GARY, j. \. BEN
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C0LEJkANrs PA TENT. TEDELAT0RY
CORN AND FIGURING MILL.
PATENT ISSUED TO
"H.LES p. COLEMAN, n. Orleans,

: - \ I
J. WATERMAN 4 BROTHER, corner Gonilscn and Maga-
zine streets, New Orleans Agents. ~
These Wills vary price from One Hundred TO Four Hun
dred Dollars and VIII grind from % go Bushels of meal
Tie s%a
his m above Mills manufactured by the undersigned at
bv anufacory, City of Jefferson Only ten minutes travel
a abroad from New Orleans. All orders fer Mills left
r rManufscory, send by Mail to the address of WILLIS
m oLEaAs his Agents viii meet with prompt attention
dispatch. IkRlS tAsa, or City acceptance at four
x months, with interest al the rate Of eight per centum
aI diis warranted perform TO the satisfaction
Of the purchasers. WILLIS p COLEMAN,
jan7-1y. Iafeatsa and Proprietor.
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EANNY SpARHAWK.- fN,asT.. q

E'ANNT SpAKHAWh.- E-I14S
4 New Orleans and Lafourche Semi 81 -
Weekly Packet e. D. TERREBoSNE master,
having been repaired cut and out and newly pa nted will
her regular trips in the above trade Tuesday
October th leaving New Orleans every Teusag at9 o'clock
A. ", and every Friday O'Clock, NJ, returning viii
leave oekport every Wednesday at o'clock A. ", and
every Saturday y O'Clock ThibodaEx every Wednes
day II o'clock and every Saturday at 6, o'clock NJ
For freight passage having superior accommodations
apply Conry Wilson, No. s. Front Levee, New Orleans.
to Van Lew Bellc, Thlbodaux and to v Maurin Don
aIdsonvlie. lo2Sl
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A UGIER. j., CoRfectioRsrs and Dealer an
IL Corner of Market and st. Louis Streets.
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A LIAM, L. S. Clerk Of Court, North East Corner
n the Court House Square, Market street.
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TOWN DIRECTORY.
TEsg0 g0DAUN.
ALDERMEN /:

V. D. TERREBoNNE, MAYOR.
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XXXIIID. CONGR ESS.
SENATE A.Hise7os. J.u. y,
ECOND ssION.

SLNAIE..-. " AsHiSGsoH, j 81. =, 100.
Mr.. FISH Introduced b.i . authorize tae cpn-
strucol Of a usfo n IIau-s Pc. Otce ali Cltf'-
House tt Pa--iur-h y g. lo-k. Rei-rrsd - IT,
Commi.fee ~ Commerce.
Mr. RUSH moved II = he P-si6r Railroad bill b4
printed and referred = 't i 81. -onl4 c % il-
Pacific RAi'rord. A.. 70
Mr. BADGER moved % take up the o.l for IN
aslug iLs O. 9=ns-;.O- ~ jcs-ss.-a - -.;-t
S's'.s Jcrs.s
ar. SHIELDS asked H. ind J-en'e Of me Sens;o-
g North Care 70 srs5.- lin - BRING IN oi. al
u ring rs sale o. hos ls,a1J. ia me sac %, IL
Dois srd 'cr 'tsr pgf o-c. Grau'et.
Mr. SHIELDS then moved 10 So Se on eli a'ter
tie tGaciBg c.luse. ara iD=sr, q sl1-s' Aie "l.c
gyes settlers l7-ruf tDr 'o -u8 l1r..oa ~ l,l-.
Tie SmeuOue vas ped ~ sud ne bil p1sse..
Mr. BADGER reneTsl hs motion 70 tax up toe
COuT -a'iOu ~-I.
NJ. BRODHEAD-li rhe Judicial Reform bin b.
pospcntd r q, thing Ide,..e tha' the B)nn'y Lani
soloieI- bill b. taken ~.
The Compen.e.ion biz Vss hen ;akenGp.
Mr. GILLEYI seia-Tne Ineniber rs ting at the
reu Ote.t poiut receives one HUNDRED sui SKY times
nil, a. than those l-avicg nesres' TIE sest 81
Government HID th-rs oeen pisn 10 make far
system Of su' lie m5e IA c0nu-xi1n with the pro-
pos cd increase hoIih gladly have accepted T. The
lin g are hard all country and the pc Ple are
not thought Of while Con-ress va fssiheriog - own
rest. Ii members # the STATE Legislature can live
On from 81 IL - day | don't see why the members
Of Congress can live To- =.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.


SENATE....ALEANY, Jan. II, 1854.
Mr. CLARK intro Z IL bill removing the re-
.lt elton N ne circulation Of foreign 1auk bills
Mr. BROOKS introduce q bd mo-e efec tually TO
suIprers Gambling
Mr. BARR gave notice ~ 2 dill ~ amend the char
Ter f SixYpeuny Sdv.ngs Il ankle IN New York.
Mr. YO>I introduced bill 20 authorize charitable
institutions NV York 20 li-d ou' Children.
A tili pissed IN relation 70 unclaimed Civi-
Cends # lnsuIsDcs Companies.
Mr. lO>T lad On the table resolutions asking Con-
rless OF t. renew NcCorn-css pae0f tor rap. rs.
Nh HALSEY introduced resolutions To inquire into
H.. e1r edi=ncy Of canning s artc OF thr Assoca-
ton unae- the = neral % r. q, - recO.det Also,
G,- TIE publication oi mr-fhy estimates IF the sap
T. i4s foy me Sfs'e Prison. Both wef- adopted.
Nj SPENCER offered a re-o!utiou cr.nng on he
Attorney Geieral io report the state OF the suits
heaiI t Trinity Church Adopted.
The resolution on repeai If Coal du'y was called
W. debated AMI id oy.-
The biz respecting exc -va'ioo in NeF-fors VS.
ordered to a third rea.iog The provisions OF the bill
exerd 70 Brooklyn.
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Foreign Ports.

Al sbaushai about Oct l5 ships Andes Davis for Boston
"a ARIEL Ayres New York do Gold Gne. De Wing
Me.euser Kenr edy Pausua Cave and Sea serpent Ho~
lspd tor New.YoIk DO Union Nichols fer do supposed
r,t's Jo.huA Bate rsseIbTook and Surprise, Rsnlet
unc tats Jenny Pits Snow, for London, lSg Canisee
Aroui' for New YoIk do Penguin, Wheeler i'on Hong
konE - ~, -
A, roo et w foo. dg for London
Al PaIs 18th ut hris LsuTes. Chase fer New fof d.
Gn,isyu, Percys for Salem days. Brsmsn Fsueeld I'm
Naanbsm ar lOh A. the mouth al she rver, ons Cotts
worth Brown from Sew-Yofk GONG up.
An a. 81 Thomas 9th ult bsk Gov. Won OHholn Pha
Selpha the roads 9Th and and anchored ship
HsTie, Otis, from Cslso
A. Au. Cave. 10Th ut Richard aud Torrey Vas from
Winpston n G. let dchargins 10 losd foI Boston OF
Sew.lors
Phi .adt lphis jusi an. - r. ~.
AZ do sOih ut bris ADELAIDE WAshburn, and CLARK Wind
,or Perciysl for New o!h cs
Al (op.!yes 18Th nit bTss Sarah No,e, Kelley, rom 81
Thomas r Y5k lds ssii l5th, George Os sesIs DO
DO ar iith Cleaner B R0sers r,m San Juan, Nc. for
NewYork ida 70 SAL 10Th; scar Esi W IND Ls'eI1e'' 0n
Boston 6sg. arr. ION . ~, D. II
vsns for Cor .pd market r.sdy; bss Globe ssgHaer' from
NewYoit ldg Srowu. treeinss. from hsvana Tor WI
60 Croeps Reed from Newton wts; kusene He>d
Reed from ston DO; Oregon staples fro Portland a.
Nai,bAn Dutch. Cocord. hom Bangor, dss; y sioSsrs
soweis from SswYorh ed; Canns Elliott, from Boz
tor, !2d heru bHs name lot in'Sn Just gong ID
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Fatal RAILROAD ACcIDESTs.-A German woman
whore name ID unknown, was last evening run over,
in be vicinity OF Striker Bay, 5y train of cars be-
longing to tie Hudson River Railroad Company, aud
slmost instantly Killed. She bad two Children vita her
az the 'ims bli fortunately they escspet unigured.
Her remains conveyed % the Thr'y iirst-st.
Depot when the Coroner was notified to h0li an Ia
nutst Her tE0 children were taken % the Igcntleth
Wsrd Station ouse aud properly cared for. The un-
fortur CITE woman arrived il The City from Europe on
the 9th hst. A. yet no blame is attributable 10 the
snginecr G. con uctor OF the train
m,a, whose name or residence Is unknown was
losi yoDing found lying dead on the cow-catcher OF
the O'Clock dowu-troin Of Harlem cars on arriving
a. Forty secoud.,t and Fourth.av. This was the first
that was seen Of the bojy and theref re knowledge
of the circumstances under which he met his death are
known. In possession of the deceased was found a
package of The Union square Real E'tste circulars
also, 81 50 goa piece An inquest will be held on
the body fo.0aV
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Second Ebeming Edition.
EEIzpf411la>1
~ s.ss...zs.s..5s
FOR STEAMBOATS,. RAIlROh0S,&c
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

IHrRsDAI. an. II, I'D = "a
AsHfs-Tbe usrke, IS unchsn. ed. with lair ia
quiry a, &c e. 20 c. for Pots AMI e. . 'oE Pears
FLOUR AND GEAL-Witl an improved demand foF
tie Est al home 'Isde sud for chipping 'n-re Is
more frrnness in our market sor Western s1i Sac
Flour Tie erlivals are limited. The sales Of
Wos'ern Canal Gre 900 bth. at = - % for eom-
ron 10 good State; goa 50 52l for mixed to god
Urrer Lake, Michigan, Indiana AMI common to
good Ohio.
Canadian Is finn. With lttle Offering; sgle' Of 10
bbls at e in bond, ard e. - 40 du'y PAID.
Southern Flour is rather easier particularly common
faes Of 0CO bb- ct s9a g 6ls for ixcd to x ID
brands end slOa SO 70 ~ fancy and extra R}e
Flour is firm and salabe a, 90 80 = =. iorfne and
supeifne Com Meal is buOyant saes # 30 bbls.
Jersey at 81 30 a "a &c.
GRAIS-Prices of Whes. tend upward, and there
i. good milling demand; sales 200 bushels fair White
sou;bern q 22l in store. and 800 bushes Rcd Long
Islard on private terms. Rye Is without change
I'll all .ales Of River at 3 IL TO- Barley i not
abundant; sse- 500 bush damaged : O.. pats are
li-her with q fair demand ssles Of Safe ani W,st-
en- t56aelc. Corn is lower and dnl, and the sup
ply il Hight sales goo bush st 81 Of for Souhe'n
Yellow, & CA 81 o5 for Southern White 10 arrive
q "a for Western mixed in store and slO5 toF Round
jersey. Old Rouo. il scarce.
NHI,KY- IT ere is a fair demsnd at buoyan; ra -
,,les $50 bbls at 80, a SOC. cor Ohio an Prison
PEo,isioss-Tbere is no. very large stock Of
Pork and holders are quite firm in their vicws sales
Of Old Mes st 80 %; New Mess, slf6sli 80; Ola
Prime. el2 ESQ sl2 81. New Western Prime, :li 30
a So %, and City Prime Mess ct SIG :l6 80. Beef
j. Gull aud heay9 the arrivals fair saes OF Country
Mesa at ~ 50 sill repscked Chicago, Sli 30 So.
and Country Prime, s 5oas, Lard IS very hrn,
with limited supply al noe. Batter aad Cheese
unchanged.
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FIRTUFR FROM HAVANA.

CoLrNBIA, ;. C., Wednesday, Jan. 10, l'jj.
The New Orleans papers Of Saturday last are re-
ceived s1d contain full details of the latest news
from Havana
The trial of Estampe. a'iss Lacoste was progress
ing He Acknowledged that his purpose was to place
himself al the head OF revolution in the eastern part
Of the Island and denounced hernandez "a tue traitor
who had betrayed him. IL reported tina, 10Th be
and Mt Felix would he garro,ed
Cholera was raging badly in the Island, and over
f,6CO deaths are reported.
Twelve seamen belonging 10 the ship Armeda IRON
New.York. had been arrested at Nea-Orleans, for
revolt during the passage.
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THE KINNEY EXPEDITION.

NAsHISGToS, Thur4day, Jan II, l-'i.
TIE TniOH, Of this morning, announces mat ne
first vessel with The Central American ioniss VIII
Fail from Baltimore on the 18th lnst.i the seconi
few dave later from Mobile; and the th'rd from
BRACES Santiago. Seven hundred men 20 out m these
We .els. Col Kinney will sail about the beginning OF
NJ 1t month either from New York or Philadepnia,
in a fret class steamship.
The Presil,nt has recognized Carl E1Eard llsb-
RIGHT Consul for Sweden snd Moray at New 0rk,
and Edward Smith Aazres as Consul for the same
Powers al Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

ROBBERY IT HUDsoS, y. On the night Of the
9th sou person entered the ROOMS Of three OF the
borders at the Badgley Hotel by me ans of nippers
end robbed ;hom of various sums Of money, amount
ing in all to ell5. stranger, WHO " Is stopping at
tie house, was arrested suspicion, bat nothing iz-
vet been found agaibs, him.