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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10
Richardson, Spence & Co.'S Circular.

Per .fsia.l LIVERPOOL. Friday, Apnl 2. 1850
Monday last announced that he Vienna Conference
The Allies; this with accounts from the United States q Asia
quoting advance aud the probable cessation Of supplies from
thence togsther with better consumptve demand, caused
some animation the Corn trade and general advance has
been the all the principal markets OF the coun
, The have been mainly in Eng sh and spanish
Flour OF WHEAT at an Sdvance OF 70
y sack on the former and 2 quarter ON the latter hn
rish WBrArs have also improved 81 20 r quster Good
American FLOUR small compass and firmly held NJ L. oz
y bb advance which is not paid; inferior aud westerns now
ever which hitherto have been almost unaabe are no" IeeJ
taken a, p 70 y Dbl advance. INDIAN Corn has also been
in good demand at an improvement of 26 70 e quarter
To-day fer done but the advance rather checked
the euepd and the closed quiet but rn the foo"
irs Quotations: FLoUR-BstinoTe an Philadelphia - % ~
W-s,rrp SCI 10 All y Dbl. White WHEAT nomnally IL 70
1915 y ~ 10. Yellow INDIAN CORN a; Mixed +6, and
Whit Is n $50 n. -,
BryyThe sales this week tAins and fcS pressing
sellers peutrsle any tendency Improvement, caused b. IN
creased aIrnnsss Of hosers of good brands -
Poky sells slowly, but there Is not - neh asS 10 io'o1
the market -.,-.,.. as-,.,-
.. f,r,her advance ofe to Il q CIV. Western Long Mo
des al AS: Short 45 20 6; Gun Guy 20 %
"a h cwf The las: Is much IN favor shoulders arc
wanted. -, IL, = ~, ,nr. r,,lx
q, al q lq \, cwt The market closes very nr'n AZ 81.
TALLow-There has been considerable eheit " IL
tiele owing OF political affairs and We ~
snotsfions lid5l u cwt-. with upward tendency
COMMON RosrS 4i2Gf6 y ewt
QpERcTKoN BARK 96 cwf -. .z..,;,,
CoTroS-There has been sctiye demand on tns
Offering has been 80 arse that there no auoianae
eer, In Midduz- qualities and above, which, oelLs
,na wanted NAV b. called onexteenih dea-er Inc safes '
seek are lo2 $50 bales Of which 81 $50 were Ame''o1h
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therefore, that the bombardment OF sevastopo
did not result in anything serious. otiii, Lord
RAGLAN and Gen. Canrobert are not removed
from their command, though their want OF mill
tary capacity is evident to everybody.
Lord John Russell and Drouyn de L'Huys
have left the Austrian capital. and their depart
ure caused panic on the exchange of Vienna.
still the hopes of peaceful settlement revived
once more. Russian counter propositions ar
rived from ST. Petersburg at late hour, but
they proved utterly unacceptable, and accord
inply The Times once more sounds the war trum-
pet The public is indignant about Austria,
since il cannot be- doubted that Francis Joseph
will never draw his sword against the Gar;
still Lord Clarendon and all the Cabinet OF Lord
Pamerston have made up their minds not TO
press Austria too strongly and to be contented
with her neutrality. since her cooperation can
not be obtained Whether Napoleon takes the
same view remains to be seen. In case he
should believe that there remains any chance for
inducing Austria to act Extensively against Rus
STA, then he will take his way to the East by
Vienna. If he does not 90 by Austria, 1t IS an
evidence that he does not expect anything but
intrigues from Francis Joseph. A. P. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10
THE VIENNA CONFERENCE.

In the House of Commons on the oath ut, Mr..
Bright said wsh to know from the noble lord at the
head Of the Government if the House can be
Informed whether as is understood, Lord j. Russell
has left Vienna, and whether the conferences and ne
gotiations which he was conducting are considered by
the Government TO be at an end. II that be So wish
TO know whether the noble viscOunt inform the
House when he will be able to make specific state
ment to the House on the subject; or give any docu
mentary information whereby we may be able to know
what is the difference between the terms proposed by
the Allies and those which may have been offered as
counter-proposion by the Russian Government, in
order that the House and the country may understand,
If the TO be prolonged, what to be the object
Of the in future lfsar
Lord PalmeTston-Sir, the question which the Hon.
member has put ia of such great importance that can
not shrink from giving the House and the country Some
explanation Hear, alr. What may be the time at
which her Maesty's Government may think tit to give
more detailed explanation am not at present in aeon
dtion to state. But well known TO the House that the
English and French Governments, in concert with the
Government of Austria had determined that the proper
development of the third point which regarded the treat
les of and i in respect to tie Straits OF the Dardn-
pees and the Bosphorus required among other things,
that the peponderance of Russia in tie Black Sea should
heDoeforh cease. That principle was laid down BY
England and France and agreed TO by Austria, and
il was principle which, in the abstract, accepted
by the Russian penipotentary. On Thursday last the
JenipotcnaTies of England France Austria, Turkey,
and Russia met to consider this point The plenPoten-
tarcs of England, France, Austria, and Turkey pro-
posed, the mode of carrying out this principle which
had been admitted and accepted by Russia either that
the amount of the Russian naval force in the Black
Sea should henceforh be limited by treaty, or that the
Black Sea should be declared neutral ground entirely
whereby all ships of would be excluded from that
sea- so that il would be for commerce only In fu-
ture. The Russian Penpotenary required foriy-eght
hours TO take that proposition into consideration.
These forty-eight hours having elapsed on Saturday
another conference was held that day. and there the
Russian Penpotentiary absolutely refused to accept
either of those alternatives thus pressed unanimously
by the representatives of the other four powers. There
upon the conference adjourned SINE die, and my
noble friend and NJ. Drouyn de Huys the Ministers OF
England and France to take their departure from
Vienna in the course of the present day HEAR.
Sir II. Wioughby-Nas any counter-proposition
made by Russia
Lord Observation-Disclosures no counter-proposi-
ton whatever ICheenl.
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.,,,ea The progress Of the fire being 50 rapid ina
oeS1c yse ~ sremeu we've unable to save anything
nD The roof and upper story Of KnsIey & Darings
de.,yoyed by fire, and the goods in the
go. r.r, of the building much damaged by water
The building No. Sc, occupied by Benedict q 'aun,
A.. ,oS coffee dealers, was badly damaged by water
from top to bottom The iremen were ooigea 70
Keen The buildings on the opposite side OF the s'see'
constantly wet to prevent them from taxing n'o'
TIE greatest CONSERVATION prevailed in the negnoo
hood and many families vacated their o"'"'''s''
moving their furniture TO a safe place.
un.be 10 obtain any definite particulars concerning
On " - ;-snr.1ce The total loss, however,
will not probably exceed $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10
TELEGRAPH TO THE CRIMEA.

On the 26th ult. the electric telegraph was put in
operation from the War-Offce in Whitehall TO the
headquarters of Lord Raglan before Seyastopol, and
the Government in the of the afternoon received
communications which were dispatched from the
Crimea ut 4 O'Clock that morning. The submarine
cable from Cape Kalerga in Bulgaria to the Monastery
of st. George in the Crmea lies length of 3Ol miles
across the bottom of the Black Sea. 1t laid down
on the 10th, 18th, 18th and 18th of April. Henceforth
reports of all important events will be made stimuli
taneously to Lord Raglan in the camp and to the War
Office in London
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FROM CONSTANTINOPLE.
From Our Own Correspondent.
COSsTANTINOPLE, Monday, April l6, 1855.

COysTANTINOPLE, Monday, April 16, 1855.
The French Army of Reserve of $4,000 lie
assembling here fast The 5000 Sandman mer-
cenaries sold to the British Government will come
on the 25th The new Greek Minister, Condro-
nitti, has arrived and been well received. | AIN
told he has expressed his thanks in the warmest
terms to the American Minister, Mr.. Spence, for
his timely and useful Intervention in favor Of the
Greeks when banished hence and the Porte some
time ago.
Mehemet Ali Pacha, brother in-aw of the Sui
tan and ex-Grand yizier, has been put aboard
steamer and exiled 10 Ineboli for an intrigue to
change the present form of Government here
The Palace Of Balta Liman ia now ready for the
French Emperor and Empress if they come.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

$500 Total stock sam. te La, year TOO 20 bsis-; Amen
csn $751; fc.
The Manchester market il generally doll, and Goop5 and
YAHxs without Improvement but pces steady and the
manufacturers Of particular esses Of Goods suitable for the
home trace continue busy.
The ate sprr and mall foreE supplies II GKAS and Flour
have caused prices advance Com market. WHAT
81 u ausrter The auo,aon, ere Whie WHEar II sdla 4.
REQ n 6ali6 70 n. Old wesreu Csnal FLoUE u ~ o.
New q dSCl Phsepha Baltimore and Ohio - al ana
d. sIdf2 Sour 90 az 2 bill Wh-e indian Com IS ga
Yellow IS can, Mixed Isl y quarter. -
The of Rosn for the week Trach $50 bbls a. Tor
s. y for fne quality. Phsdephia Qaerctron
BaKK cull u . 6 y cwf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

II i. stated in some of the journals but we know not
on what authority that Santa Anna and his Cabinet
are willing TO EEL Lower California to the United
States for the trife Of forty millions OF dollars 1t
is very possible that such project a. this may be
brought before our Government but we beg to suggest
the query whether would not be better to extend the
transaction and take in the whole of Mexico. Of
course by taking the country at wholesale we should
get better terms than in the retail way which seems to
have been adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10
DENMARK AND THE UNITED STATES.


CoPESHAGEN, Thursday, April 10, 1855.
On the 10Th inst the Charge d'Afaires of the United
States to this Court Col. Bednger had official in-
terview with the Danish Minister for Foreign Affairs,
in which he delivered the formal notice of his Govern
ment of the cessation of the Treaty of the Goth April
500 between the two countries after the lapse of the
term stipulated in the treaty, twelve months,l ex-
pressing himself at the same time with his usual energy
of character and with force of language which the
American diplomatisis so well know how to adopt
when thew wish their hearers to know that they in
earnest and will not suffer themselves their country
10 be trified with.
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Brown. shipisy & Co.'s Circular.

D. s,so1 LIVERPOOL Friday. April ~ 100
ne late accounts from the United States stu Sow c91
.Ix m an receipts q CoTroN the shipping port ana
ior have been tempted by the In money 70 operate
~ IN IN, market Notwithstanding the immense 9asnss o
.eh No le- evening amounting fully ioleso bales
=, 90 are 10 ,pecuaiors and 10 600 bales % exPorefs %
49, ~ n,,ces barely reaches "a 70. To-day the ssies s
d - fao bales with seady feeling 81 the following qa
r.,.T,i.nds
Msdljns 5i6d Kidding. .Std MaIins $3.50; ..s ~.
Total stock Of CoTrox IN this port 81 - oas'i ~"7'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP HERsAsN.-Ihe
United States steamship Hermann, Capt. Higgins,
from Bremen via Southampton April %, arrived yes
terday afternoon. She brings large and valuable
freght-ist and 275 passenger lit of whose names
will be found under the appropriate head
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THE EUROPEAN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE AsIA's NAIL.

We last evening received our correspondence ana
fles Of journals by the mail Of the Asia which arrlvso
at Boston yesterday. The following letter ana the
,ub;oiped extracts will BE- found highly interesting;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

A. House Of Industry we have faithfully, underworld
70 afford work TO the destitute to the extent OF our ABA
ity. Bot the over crowded state OF ,ne wo,Asnops
nd ,he wsrt of adaptation in the premises 10 the uses
10 which they are at present applied have sadly inter-
fere, with the efficiency Of our plans Annexed we pre-
sent an abstract of the report Of the work done SINCE
l. - ln-l
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SECOND District Pound

Second District Pound
Az Az brought TO the Second District Pound eorDsE
Wv OF st. Aan and Derbigny stre- u, As estrays--
One brown, yellow. and white she Goat With a coilas
One white and yellow she Goat, with a collar
One yellow, white and brown female Goat, right ear
split. i'
One white she Goat, with black spots. a...
One yellow and white she Goat
0ne light yellow and white she Goat .5.=o
Two white she Goats, with hghtyellow spots.
One black she goat .,-''@
One white she Goat. =f-t-.
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the ex.
penses thereon paid will be sold said pound at public
auction on SATURDAY, the Lit Of September 1856 at
AUG. 8. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner
New Orleans, August d. 1856. '-''N-'D'''.'
r. etc conduit au Depot des Epaves dn Second Dis
trict, fencoignure des rues st. Ann ct Derbigny
cumnIes epaves-
Uae GbeFre bruno janne ct blanche ayant nm collier
Une CheVte bisnche ct jaune. ayant un collier.
Uns Chevre jaune, blanche ct bruno, poreie droite
fendue, u~ sss -5S#
4 gne Cheyre blanche. aJant des taches nores.
Une CheTre jaune ct blanche. " 'sj'
T Une Ghevre jaune clair ct blanc. .y....
Deux cheyres banches, ayant des taches dun jnune
cIair -
Une Chevre nore
Uue Cheyre blanche.
81 les dts antmaux sous pas reciameess dams dix
Jours ct les depenses payees lis yedus enchere
publque au dit depot SAMEDI ie Ter Septembre 1856
d ~ heures A. m. AUG. 8. PHELPS, -
.s7,.5 ,.s. Commissaire des Rues.
Nouvelle Orleans, lie q Aout 1855. au22 u ST
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CoMPrkoLLgK,s oPFT.g,

CohPTaoLLBKis ORFIyg h
City of N.~ Orleans, May l. 1856 I
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be- and he is beYesy
aathorzed and required to give notice. by sandina d
strtisement in the Official Journal that in accogdanc-
eth the ninth section of ordinance NO. I42 approved
March 30 ls4, the Council will not gay any bill against
hs Cty uDtts contracted under authority OF ordac
rom the Comptroller In accordance with the erinanc@
referred to- [Signedl g. L TRACY
"Egga5 PRECEDENT Board OF Assistant Aldermen
[signedI Il. PLACE
PRESIDENT Board OF Aldermen
approved April g, 1856
[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor, o..
The attention Of the officers Of the city and OF t
public IL respectfully called to the foregoing souon
o. DE BUYS.
nyl9 II Comptroller City Of New orieatas
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-sI,ECTROPATHY

ssLECTROPATHY. Or. J. ). A. FORD,
Elsetropath,s pupil Of D p and Merrill Of New YeEs.
tis ~ uaers ha services operator ELECThlCITY Once
No 90 Carondeisl street. -,,z..- =.
nr vitality 10 the sstsm the want 81 wh.eh
he cause That electricity all animate
d bcdas governing them is attractive and repa sys
% thereby giving 30 the various organs bf the hunan
r al vital actiu oeyond all doubt " LhereuTs follows that
IN dsea consequence OF disturbance and weAkenng oi
me lns body and IN no other wa An
diseased organ readily restored 20 healthy scGn as Y hs
In aeus
sbron cases Medicated Electrical Baths will be rssorssd TO-
ssT- Reception hours from A. NJ. to e. M 49,. .=
- - ~-'' IN
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NUMBER
0FFICIAL---OFFICIAL.

CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE. j
CITY ofNew Orleans, August 81 1855.
No 1853 ]
hs lne Comptroller is hereby authorized Il
se, aef hve days notice in oficai Journal, ths
cohtfact iof furnishing The various Offices with STA
onefs for the term of year pursuant n, rssat;nn
No. 1903, approyedJufye, 1s58s
laigneaJ GERARD sTITH
t5ignedl EDw. H DUREIJ
President pro. TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved August II, 1855. 'H.
tSignedl JOHN L. LEWIS Nayor
Notice Is hereby given that on MONDAY. The g7,b
inst, VIII adiGdicaie at my Office al 70 o'eiock M
the above contract s o. DxBUYS.
auzI5t Comptroller
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= IOORHlEs, GRIGGs s Co, No Is Tchou.

VI OORHIES, GRIGGS 4 CO., No 10 Tchou-
" nitoulas street, have in and for sale
sAcbN-10o casks prime CinclnnaH Sides and Saoulders
FiORlo0 buls ST. Louis Orange and Lemon Miilat
IhRDHe5o bbls AID tieroes, and 500 kege prime.
LARD tIaOD bbIs ecnangs, Tobins, Huas Engsrs Whet
stone,a and ether brands.
PaRK-9s0 Dbls Mess and Prime. IL. ...s
BEF-a0O bbs ard hall H. Davis extra Family Mes4
as Sugar Cured Dried Beef and tho same
tierces r. Chds N. " Thomaa John ShAS'
nnd John Ii, DAVIS choice Sugar Cured. -
WIiisKY-5O0 bbls Oyer. Deans and Homes and Conwes
Ezra. ..E.
SOAP aoe boxes Geo. Shilito's olene Oxide.
kDAAANTNE t 81 and 81, put up In ansy
colored papsrs article for the Mexoan market
STAR CADIES-Oo boxes and hall and ea various
B1JTTER AND CsEEsE-soo pkgs A. w. Browns Western
OLD WsKya5 bbs superior Old Mouangahea and Bourbon
CATAWBA WISEsi00 Longworlhs celebrated spark
In sranJ. Z soat Wine and Dry, jsl 3m
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tasUBAGC0-hong lack Rich TOBACCO, for
the Mexican and Texas akets Alao TOBACCO er Pisn.a
hb and CIGAR oRAcGo constantly hand
as,y 's TURNER aENsaAw, % Camp pszs.i, w ,a,
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,

l EW ORLEANS, oPE- e. gs,s s.ssqss:ssgsa
1S LousAs AND GREAT WEST Gsa ss}g
ERh RAILROAD,
SUMNER ARRANG EMENT.
Pasengen Tfan daily and from ourchs CTossing: Leave,
efs ats O'clock a. NJ arrives CroEring n il o,k
a. n hsprning Leaves Laureha Crossing o'clock p M and
arrives at Algiam At 8 O'Clock r. NJ ~ '
800. SPECIAL TRAINS.
hpeos Train will leave Agsta Saturday afternoon a,
oook returning Monday ba Cropng nj
o'clock A. al arriving at Algisrs Al 10 O'Clock A. b.
eyary DAY M follows 49, - ~
~ 10 sayon des Aiemhndes. 95.
dcsiroas Of getting on and off a, that point. y
jyi lily a. R sFGER yica p,a,;,a,. -
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kAlLkUAD DIREGT Ia "a Es5sss.tzsssasi
D TO THE WEST EaEA Etia " - rs

III
time between Washington Wheeling II hours. Running
time between Wsshia and Cincinnati Il hoArs
through Es ri ssEgsss Ghss5 70 b hsa il Washington
having greatly eIonB now offers the
i1es! ttayee Washington Baltimore
The connection the tans and he nihs
bound West from BALTIMORE always p,omp mad the WASH
Baltimore Thin the only Washing
ton aud The OHIO river baggage is checked through wheeling
the Washington staticn there th
the paasenSes without CHARGE hose holding through
olnis The connecting ains ieave Washington
A. M ana ~ p. n. On Sundays hour only.
At Wheeng direct trains Of the Cen
ing through Cambridge Nswarh Columbus Thsse
of the Newark aufed and
andky Rairoad for sandusky, Toledo Detroit Chicago ST.
o Railroad trains connect with the fast trains
OF ths Little Miami Railroad TO Xena Cincinnati Louisville
A. ena on Little Miami Railroad) connection nd wish the
eago. Rock Isiana, St, Louis, etc. !
Paengeu holding through tickets Memphis vickshuR Nat
at Cincinnati to the Mail Steamers the Ohio. for Evans
wife, Cairo and St. Louis, are sold by this Eente.
tickets sold when the Ohio nAvgabe Wheeling
Wsavle oorsy mss) where with Cleveland
Travellers requested notice that s the only route
afodns through tickets and checks Washington The
great West Tbs distance from Washington Cincinnati but ss
miles being about 40 mites shorter than other
80 sg Columbus Is 6S Dyon SIS So Cincinnati ss Louisville
" SIS eS BY steamer from Cincinnati $S Indanapoin
s2g ST. Louis sss Msmphs $2S New g.
Frederick Harper Ferry Aiarihsburg Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland Farnoun,
passengers may leave Washington A. AZ For ths
minor way stations between Baltimore and Wheeling take
for the trains TO and from Baltimore Annapolis etc. see special
e For further information through tcke,s appy Tos
IL. PARSONS, Agent, at W Washngton station. "
JOHN H. DONE,
50. Master Of Transportation
md hin Railr
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AN ODD Dsrss.-The Saratoga News thus
describes the dress worn by 9 Mrs, FIR. Of
Rome: Gs
Richly dressed in yellow moire antique and
black lace, with two married daughters both
with Whits lace"
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Police Jail, Second District.

aEAVE surrendered themselves to the City Police
jail, on che 10th instt the negro boy Davy, and
bis wife Suzanne, ith her child Augusta infant
months old Davy about 81 years old and i've feet six
inches high Suzanne is about twenty-five years old )
eet 6 inches high Says they belonged to Mr. Charles
Baly living 10 the Parish PIaquemine The owner is
requested to call and claim said according to law
to law. L. BLANCHARD,
Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans, August q, 1866 auz1 lot
GAs surrendered hmself to the City Police jail on
Il 4 the lTth inst, the negro boy EDWARDi is about
y years DID, is feet AZ inches high marked with the
small pox, sharp head. Says he belongs to Mr n Mar
milten, living in St John the Baptist Parish The
is requested to call and claim said according law
su2l lot u. BLANCHARD,
IT, Keeper CITY Police jail
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hauus obaped the requisite permission Gas Com
that he to uI1sh up
GAS FIXTURES approved and at modeEae rates.
be s ba aoa saad the BIazs Eeanafg
81, CbailssEEeet, ia HsVeaAps SaS
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\ sYspEps1A POSITIVELY OURED.-D

u y BECKWITHS ANTIpYSPEPTIC PILLS, after trial Of
and uatained from hs
in United States is admitted to R the BEST ANTI
MEDICINE offered the public.
pei disposed
with the each
nambs @ heretofore Tie propietor pledges his
his phycan
EFFICACY If THEIR USE Its needless publish cerheate
from such RI Rev. W.
Alssispgi; Bishop freeman; Rey. D.
Raleigh Hon. E Badger,
ya q North carSna Hen Judge $. Courts
Comb ssenve Cas- Hon. John Henderson, late u s.
u hosI Of auiiar peFsonages.
syme, G. N Aorison B. Wheel
KsnnedyE D. Beach, Binaghi, andby generally
k- genuine without signature JOHN BECK
WITH M d. Paabarg Va TO whom al dealers will apply
lf3ly
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b VIII WEEKLY LINE OF 10, 60 rpsygssss
h STAGES FROM CLINTON, aast lss A sss E-sss
EAST FElICtANA passing hhilTE
CITY on the NEW oRLEANB and JACKSON RAILROAD. =
There astabahsd this Weekly OF Stages
Avng Ame City every Monday Wednesday, Friday
rival of the Passenger Train New eaenina
the evening o'clock Returning vii eara Clinton every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday the morning and
arriving at Amite City evening for
Orleans ss hs rsae passengers Will oean cn
ton the day. This 6S miles
Stage The stsge Road beautiful country
ing good natural road thsra Mail established this
roue Bag for the sranmson Letea Papers been
plased the office Of New No. is
Carondees street, and will be the Railroad every ondsy
In ths aud
The Fare for through passengers New Clinton will
be Five Dollars. 1t will thua that quick
eat and cafpst route from Clinton to New Orleans.
nso F. E. HEsLER. Amite City.
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CROPS IN TtxAs = Our Texas exchanges
being at this time filed almost entirely with po-
litcal matters, We find considerable difficulty in
getting information to the state cf the. crops.
From the Central Texan tGrimes county, We
take the followjnp.