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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-18
WASHINGTON CITY.
SUNDAY MORNING, FEB. IS. 1865.
coNGREss-sATURDAy.

SEsArK.-The Chair laid before the Senate message
from the President of the United States in relation 10 the
late difficulties the consul of the French govern
ment al San Francisco and the federal authorities of the
State of California; also communication from the Sec
rotary of the Treasury showing the OF silver pur
chased for recoinage at the United States Mint in Phla
dephia and the branch mint New Orleans and another
communication in relation TO the claim Of Gibbons ke-
IT, contractors for building lighthouses Oregon and
California.
Mr. Jones' OF tennessee submitted preamble and
luton declaring that Congress has power to any
law regulating controlling emigration into any OF the
States or Territories of this Union but that such power
belongs the States respectively or to the people
Mr. slidell submitted resolution requesting the Secre-
tary Of War to furnish Senate with the report of Col
Fuller of his late survey Of the Red river the region
the raft, with the accompanying map: agreed to-
After other business the Senate proceeded to
slider the bill granting railroad companies three years in
which pay the duties iron imported for railroad pur
poses which debated by Messrs Cooper Brodhead,
Hamlin Johnson Dawson Clay Bayard, Chase, Badger,
Seward and Others, until the hour Of adjournment
Houss RRpREsENrArvEs--Mr May, from the Com
mee the Judiciary, reported bill supplemental to
regulating the fees and costs TO be allowed to clerks
marshas and attorneys of the circuit and district courts of
the United States which recommtied and ordered to
be printed.
The House then resumed the consideration of the mail
steamer BILL and the amendment of Mr. Olds appropriate
1858 900 f. X Collins and his associates for transporting
the mails from New York Liverpool provided that f. H.
Collins and his associates shall construct another steamship
and ready for service in years after the passage
of this act or if failing TO do by negligence transport
the mails between the abovenamed places fortnight
free of charge from the expiration of the two years until
said steamships shall be completed agreed toyeas
lOo nays 49, The amendments reported by the Commit
tee of Ways and Means making appropriations for deeien
for the year severay concurred in and
the bill rs amended read third time and passedyea
SO, nays 80.
message received from the President of the United
States announcing his OF the French spoiaton BILL
and transmitting his for refusing to sign the bill
step which is necessary under the constitution before it
become law othe land; which read and ordered
to he printed After discussion the question Of
postponement in which many members participated, the
House adjourned
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ALAsasA--The Hon. n W. Hilliard having been very
generally talked Of the whg candidate for governor Of
Alabama has published letter declining the position
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Ship Trunbuli from New YoIkJ AshbyJ Adam, ScoBa,
oomBunue Balef-Byne, Vance &co-F Bsanrsgn,d
Bye shgmgssc Barkstt &soJ Bsknap- Adams
low aso-c BaddeeEe &eo-H &oo-Baehannoa
FaEweConverse Sco-H ClosteImsnJ Csrenfl,ddv pro,
coA CohenJ Dsvene &roJ Dodd Gco-A Dsesraye So
Duconge-E Dsley 6coT Dutcher-J Denma5 hcnI.s.
Dahan-Day Jenkina &coL DocOuaeau atom H. ns.ap
Seo-Ea Jones.Fealn, ponegsn ssoA Clam eriea
SlInghamX saasaeA Hill Homea & causHart Thomss 6eo
Hart &soTHendI Terry HoIrell aye Aeo-
&eo-KeIIy Frazer-A Lsores-J Lun, &co-R Iauehin
Levy Summers-J LorenzoW &ce-W Fl etcbfsrd
Martin Owen Cobb Mckiejohn aeoJ H MssIs Seo
@saJ Mu9S &soM Miles MoIronE Moasn@s
Oakley haaasyIJ Bover-Pee simms AGO
bell deoT Pnet AcoPrice, Converse
mele BroPooe &co-D RanettA Robb aco Swiney Green
Goa Soluble VIM 4 BreSnth,u,5
Harscnssrk Day saufsrG W sizsrE stesena ana
Sampson g. Reens-W NJ Shawl TwiehelI AenTosnssnd
Tompsq %oo-B TsrPtns TaInAal aco-Thsee ssser
u Isodmf &eo--J Wl Waterman aco-Ward jonas
WIFE ! pavenpot ~ SGD "sosfaa WhiHng-Wood g.
Wheeler Bakes Woodruf-Wat Sykes Noble9C Wsiden
order, v WsiosnJ
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Passengers Arrived by steamers

FROM lNDIANoLA AND GALVEsTos-By the Hfezico
Chambers lady. Taylor and Iaiy r Howard ana Id
mccoy ami lady, Mrr Morton, Mira
MGehty ecuer Of the Houston Samaritan Order raas =
Hseheoek bacon gann,J McMier, McPbei Cap pts.,
ana LEM iIs A. Jones Arhnd, Monroe War
Nstson Hadna DR. Walker. j. Poa Misid Mi,shel 4
aiss Eiq Al Willis Hon jacques Deno kIathews Coins and
Qininberry, and 81 on deck " -' anu
FROM ST. LouIs-By tie Crystal Palace: H.. ... l. g.
Mrs Kingbury, Lisk Messts M.f7Isngb,; v t..
Ingram, Beck, Bailey, Neon, Paris, Bake. - " -'
FROM LEFLoaE-By the Orion. 5..
Mr. Labarthe and lady.
FROM LoUIsrrLLE-Bythe Empfye: "
Mis- Mash dauehe and ssfyan Galcs Mis- su Ns Ry,
ar Ryan and COUSIN 4 Cendon, F Sumner. ~ ''-A'
FROM Bayou sARA-By he Capitol
Mira Hebert and Stevens yanirss, MI.
s4n ana srsans5 VntFeas lady and
children and Servants Mes Murphy Hsrh Kahn Psftcl'
Ahoyo DnfIesne Rose, Alvex Bo Besrcsmu Esns+o
satsy Chaa Foy DR. Forn Lomout II Rsndopb Fl GaS
pha &c. lhoth; Iening and
Irosciair Martini A Webrs, Hebert Hayde NJ Hayde
FROM 0PELousAs-By the Opelotsas:
ss Mcmahon, Kaufemare, Mnrsh Rogast cs,.e r. oa
man " Sosry. se' Z eoe-
FRoM BALIzE-By The Ceres:
Mrs Laross and family Gravoe Afrs Mopebsf and
Mira Mchel and sister, MIS- Dsier Airs Barbs ME- ,1Ta
Ter MslaIs Gen q Lac ate Major Bearegard Dr nav W
smith, 9 Z G ohdse, 7 Gary, Kelley, Blown H LeRiehe "
FROM sr MARTissvILLE-By he Lone Star
Capt Gates Dwight. Ferguson wsel Losas KennV Boss
FROM BAYOU SARA--Bv the Laurel Hill.
Mrs Wilson, children servant Mpbolsr Mia a,s,n
MIR Teliotson, ds and children Nine Henderson, Nine MI
Henderson Sheaushat hiss Co omb NJ -
and children, Miss Eo Gedash Graham fneld ~
nek Lsn1rsuS liortenea1 Layelhea Lue Del
G-ucy, Dugas, Nsviu, JaubeTt Roman and
Paine, Hobetg DR. Martin and servant L Willis
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RECEIPTS E,l OF pRonun q !

IL do as afs
4. s %
s,'sy ssp' F essaG
psS sssssp d q T ba
PANS Do sggs 50 DO apples pc. bassnE
DC bes famss n apSs Sas oeF
sss s Nj a. a.
DC ePBSi e sssn .s
son q Anas do do Fresn Stevenson &o4 Ward & jonas
sesry Soo Farley az ss
bugs cotton Carter Bsi sushsnnOu
SS1 do do cotton May vsnhsk ae0sssa specie Ms
sugar. sT LG sls bales
H sssar sd
Total 81 bales sugar bs oea order
4aIs Annsss hhds pensgrea do do
g d O. q aoas
bales az %os T. a a d
IL SSS. sugar e ST.
WATERLoo-steamer capio5 bales cotton Harris-I do Jo
Iiemoulet--abndries to order ~ Ds d
WAsHINGToNsam opelousss5 bales cotton payps a p,r
sa sss e Fs sb s Dc IS Bs s q
Payne Harrison a do do eourdain d. Lob. chS
&eOTota bales 10 hhds IS bills molaae
Gssil hha' sssT ba a.sna,c
BAYOU SARA-steamar Laurel l-l7 hhds sugar i n p,ao
ls do do Auguslin Thbau-35 bbsern sugar Braud
bbla molasses NJ Gordon jr--sundHes to order ' -
Frank TOledano
u do Oliver deo-e4 undiies do bss ~
Ifois rs do Quyrouze LangAdor9 bxa candles
bae coouads bids stxs eggs
hhds sugar. WA Aie
i. ST LouIssssms Crystal Psl1sssoo bs do meal Her
Ie Syle 3eolOo do do Hewitt Morton aeo8 Knnsdy
Gcoi7S DO do oglesby Macaulsy96fd do do
~ do 10 h pipes brandy aco2s SKIS bran
Fds Baadseks sass hae kaas pr zoos
do do Marnis eggs Scbneder-lss ~ what
Michel Aco40 hoxea cheese AdamssI 10 ordsIa
pigs ndBe MeLaughl nj hid tobacco Turner Geo. a. AZ
loves Dos do do Short aois alss cooner
lido do Buebannen Carroll do do Frierson
90 Moon Iua co2 do do Robson Aeu4 do HEAD
eo-6' do do Dogan Donovan &cos head ss
bales cotton hhds tobacco 49, ~
LEFLoREsteamer orion-q0a bales eRas Adrisps Calf
msn IS Mcemore Cnrrin &eo-4s Mcdowell Mills Ace Davis
Jenkins &cos3 Watt Sykes Hobs6 Cleveland
tNeson, Conway &coiT Mes Adama4 Buehaspon a ~
Y FeArn, D1negan Geo- &rog III In.s tcss r
walker &cos Ward jcnasq ordari Cromwell liz do do
JLasnds--Totsl 500 bales
FLATBoATS.
TENNESSEE AND kENTucKY-Thrss Boas-1ss oOo slave, %
Paul Jpge fila &ee--slh district >'~-t''OVV sANss !"
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-ARRIYEn.


rs Morgan. J'T
seh Amadeus harman, days from Mobile, pmastsrBasD.
schr ina, befour daps from Pensacola,
Schr Fanny Harrison days from Pensacols
seh Sarah Baden Dp days fton Mobst inaseBasin.
seh Wea Forda Iafrs9n days from Pensacola,
Steam boats.
Empire, Mukn from LouisvlIe. &
Oregon, HerD from Mobile.
Lone Star, Smith, from St bartnsyile.
. Anna, EtxucoR, from LockpoIt,
Capitol, IRE, from Waterloo. "Yl8
Upeiouaas, Neal, Washington,
Ceres Labarthe, from Baize,
Laurel Hill, Cotton, Bayou
Frank Keeling, Castillo, Sebascpol.
Crystal Palace, Kountz, LOUIS.
Orion. Hbrdia, from Lefore.i ~f
Towbost Phoen1 Cr0sel hs
the 18th list hp Col Cats aud up light.
Below -Coming Up.
Ship Tumbun, Frat, New Ya X, to Crssvy Farwsl
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Hardware, Iron. Copper, Zinc and Tin
Plates
P R q s T LEY & BEIN,
90 o.,J oil (tu.,k

~ IMPORTERS and DEAL
S ~ - " I rSEElsN EN- AMP M DOMESTIC HARD r
isPd. .aa r. Psslls . sssf
Europe snd Of .ss Nossr @
which .hs md vel
fs:s: % say
and which .A.y
g ioaa Sagiish Bar Iroa. aa rouns sad.qasrs;
i ( :: S::sssi, s..:s,,..,
]: ! - ss|l ::sss s sl,i;:
400 SdisEnxlah american nun
ss asalssa 'tla'1'-
* Ss.s s.ss s.
ieo Dozen Soili,s 3 co'sArsai = aA''s'
,ss Ply. Ans. I'D !; .aa Spade.
i Ss Rilsea 70 se Mfsse eeas. MINI.
Posks. and L. Table y Gatslsry ,Ra.ora,ste
3 sss:sss do
s Sss sa l sslsm
e STosss n N Pis Hoes
5olST Wsss nd CASTING. Ito ospn,
o l Msrl In .aogasIa,e te;
ass Wills Wsi:s 1 Lead and Lr'sd
Brooklyn numbers ard White Lead. VA -a A''
Black and Yellow Paints, VsrdiRris;i
Paris and Chrome Green; @
Mill and Grind Stones; 5.-, ... ..=.
Sheet Bar and Pig Lead. Pine, etc.
sT They the tollc wing r,n,rfa..o,;..
EILLaiAs, yANL3 Ek 4 Co.'S GELEBRATED rgNSrssFr
RoLLNa WORKS. Toer Iron has bssp
II peons eportof She Chamber
This city declared to be Of the quality VI
THE HUAPhREiS2fLLE SHE ct and BOLT COPPER unppo
large ane we'll assorted stock awaya on bnpd NN'
sally approved - '' uniser
q. L. HANKSS PLANTATION BELLS all a;xss f,o, On
pouudf. - wy soV'
IouEG's SUGAR AND COTTON pLoUGHs,
- Ali Of which, in addition large and wall
ERNIE. - 800 -N's S'ei-
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IMPORTS,

GALVESTON AND INDlaNoLAstsa %. bales cot
too Oakley Hawkn-is do do Kelly &ol Cleveland
Brothers &cola do do Al fuy
Frank Daniel IS hides Mann-lO3 head cattle Mshleio
Grief co4t tool chests order
MoBtLE-schr Amandus-Nasal sterss o order.
lAths Pooey, Nchol deo. Ns'''
PENSACOLA-Schr Fanny Lumber to order,
M0BILE-Schr Sarah Bladsn-Lunber to order
PENsACoLA-Schr West Flcrida-Lunbe tosrdsr %h
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IrvERPoosha bale. c0on s7s hid. tobacco
1880 slaves. - '''
MoBILE-shp Tigress-Iu ballast.
MoBILE-Brig Jonathan Gfey-In ballast
APALAcHCoIASch Staf-33 bills sugar % do and Ia hi do
pork IS ph n bbs do whisky basa
oakum 1872 baggug $40 coils Wool al ck III
hams u lard 10 do apkes, 70 ks unde
HAyANA-Seht Moaasus-f5 to- lis bbls and 4eJ k lard
2s kegs butter 10 casks hams Al Tea slaves 1909 hoops
rage compsle. 80 'RH'- -
PENsAcoLA-sehr Etma-s5 onO bricks. ==..
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''och On hand. not cleared. .45.711 1898
sosAR AND MoLAssEs.. Nothing Of any moment
was doing in Sugar OF Moasses 81 bbls Rebojsd were
sold at 27e y gallon.
FLOUR, The market dull aud barely 1000 bbls
were disposed of including 80 Ordinary Ohio at So 100 at
lower price, l7S Illinois 50 25 and $50 st. Louis at
50 25f6s9 a21z p Dbl
There vas very little Corn the leves and
tne Gales were confined to 1000 sacks OF which
mixed at &c., 1900 White, Yellow Mixed at co. BIS at
the same, and 80 Prime White at e5s "A bushel. OF
wheat ooI sacks were taken at 81 90 busbel OF Oats
foo sackH st. Louis were sold at 55056a n bpshel
BALES OF 200 sacks Bran at s5e, and $50 zoe Icof
PRoVIs1ONs....W We noticed only retail sales of PORK
at sls8Sls 25 for Mess, and SIG so Dbl for Prime
Bacon was firm, with sales of about 80 casks Prime
Aooea sides at snd few of Shoulders at Ia
To III Lard SO kegs Prime sold at 1910 q H.
ooffEE Prices were steady and 500 bags Rio were
disposed Of including leo at I0Ss and 400 Prime fex
Panana) at LID q Ii.
oAhbLhs...1l0 boxes star (Emsry's) were sold in
two lots, at 24s p 1t.
SPIRITS TuRPENTINE. .. Sales 1877 bills ia two lots
AZ al4 on time, and 80 in fine shipping order at s2s a
gallon, cash.
WHISKY. Fair demand, and prices 6rmer Sales
100 bb!s Rected at s3t, and 100 Raw in two lots at
Sf1f Holders asking sSs p gallon for Dexter,s.
FRElGHTs.. A ship was taken for London nj 4as al
per hogshead for Tobacco
EAcHANGEs... Demand fair At our quotations:
granns IO9<a clio
Me- York Sixty day Bills 1m1I 3 ct dis
''ao' ohscks on view forE-.-.... .1<1x = Ct prem
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no THE PUBLIC.
A S many persons are still in doubt as to


IA efficacy Of MAGNETISM in treatment Of certain
Chronic Diseases which haye proved euras by
prescribed By e Facility owe 1t to truth make public
faith. The fact which snail relate completely within my
ledgo as it happenedi In family
niece of mine young lady Of sixteen Of had been
sick for and ha by having frightened. She had
frequent its Of 80 character would make Der oe her
She had hesdaehs
tie horrible oons this almost
in tho stomach p1i fi dgeaiions ha
became giadlay feeble. The Deprivation
ased from day. Young
system eueabled her
still he crisis
mother quitting even for moment
This suffering, received the
entirely despArng the recourse 10 Nh. ,at
about November, Consulted
aSomnambula No. street Usune
and Hospital streets. ~
followed strictly the uuneons lady, which consisted
principally applications Magnetism Mr. Alnad
this estors the up,
pletaly 10 health ' -
Since the months ago. her health has
ased lnslanher appetite, and
gaiety HAYS all returnsd il by
Such the fae such 10 the truth
to make known 70 peraonH Interested
relief from medicine. HAZE,R FRERE
S For ur Information, call No. 81 ST. Anthopy
street, or on my plantation, Inc Metairis Road.
NJ b. Al Madame Aluirds sslabishmenL
snpg young Lady who will interpreter
pehkins the French language. .nyg0
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1a StaEf0nes-'s Hal.
D. FELT s sTETS
DA CHdRTRES STREET, n&
S4 NEW ORLEANS 90

"a cHaRT - IS STREET. 81
pAS New YORK aRhr' AhNh Nsr g orleans snnTsoS
NJ; SsS 4
sHsi
M Ok hs Ss
be done the Dea. the notice.
From tsi'ss SasGsd MI lGPss fsn
roua
a to ''h't
L'as Journals. 'Dsyd ssi1 ss;st.
siotssn, Rsssipssoets,
Lstf I'll RIesS AK. sose s5i Bsess,
ID
''s'. u n,sla "
al.
siEi VI FSeKs
Weed Receipt Books Cargo Receipt Rofs Cotton
S SssE: e.: 4 s. Book. Rsss. fss ssss'
Tong p.ss5ngns Bootn eeii,;ss a PaPer.
an,
by Boats Particular attention paid e hi branch
a .a
y. : .''' e>' 9oOK.BINDER's STOCK.
baIsd Russia superior shsepskn skiys
Rsng Binders Boards Plough Knives ssrlls.
CUTLERY.
Joseph Jonathan Crooks Pocket Cutlery very fin
Proai's celebrated Printing Inks, all soloru
DIARIES FOR 1856,
Fsltn Diaries for 1855. all and styles.
PLAYING AND blank CARDS.
Eagles Harry Ill Decatar Merry
Ing Cards. aasorted taeks Printers Blank Cards. Visiting
Cards ola very superior quality.
,,.u,.., = n..,,, ,... Inks.
Writing Inks English and American Copying
Carmns.
sUNDRIEs.
Ink Stands great Variety Sealing Wafers
Fancy Cclorsd GAzed Pape Paper Weights
Holders Motto Seals Letter Stamps
an Staea Letter CFps Young Invoice FsE Music Paper and
Books; Pad Blot Port Fcos Ivory Folders Tin
stamps for Engraving Brass Block Seal Ivory
FlsE Boot Rests Water Colors Hair PsnC
PACED copying Payer Copying Brushes
DESCRIPTION; Banker Note Tin
for Letters hnis Rreat variety Envelope Paper
Mote Paper TBsue Par Beok Exchange
Time Books ce Boxes
Siaier Irvine Board Drawing Pspar
and Silver Bunsted Peer Blank Notes. Blank Drafts Bills Ladng
Bs EIhangs Pen Raes Custom House Witu
Wafer Pink Sauers Red Crubags
Calendars Wrapping aud Printing Paper, all Thermometers
MEtsh HoIea Candles; Ready Reference aes Po
Foos with ka Easss and Desk Knives Red Blue
Ink elk, exc, etc.
D. FELT Il STETSON,
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yl2wIBILL & AITKIN, Gas Frrrns. No. l2O

IL Comman street, nader The Gas Odies, New Ue.as.
Mr.. AfKIN haS been the business the
Last years. and therefore ihoroug it,
w All work done by will be guaranteed.
LET Merchants, Holel Poprietos will nd Ii to their
sge by calling ct the above Office 50 have their oas executed
le2a 4a
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SHIPPING INTELLIaENcE.

WEDNESDAY MoRMNG, July IS, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY. %#
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CATTLE MARKET.

Tuesday EvENIrs July IT, 1855.
The market continues heavy Sales dull. and nr;ess
unchanged.
PRICES:
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COPPER-EAOED TYPE.
FEyHE NEWTON COPPER TYPE C0NfpA 4 MY

L.
n in giving removal from No. so No Ns
Wizm learance No. strse1 bsS Ia AL ~
recently made in neir work. 10y AA'e
We have at place greatly increased facilities fol- Con
per. arug Type Stereotype PiAles Cuta, ~
feature husinesBi
Books Of she principal Tips Founders Sstes r h
Inspection of Printers. Is ID that ths viii pys III
convsnience TO Printers whether empoariy bs m
abng them 10 at glance compare various
The presence OF Interested tyne can
through tnia d-eey til tie fonnders daslTsi
One Of the eockhoides this IN Ioudon and
operates the invention OF Dr. Newton there will give II
desire it snd SO order. - " - faNeV'a
Thu experience Of Printers in thia for the last
three years. The use Of Cop Faced Type eeye
unnecessary to word here, of our
aca Of printing By Cuppet- are ma to
to three mes durabe they sharneg
lap'son use less ink and aetie oaiton renen
LEI! ;fa OF the aphaoet easily diHtngushabIe. -
Oaihg 10 tho difficulties
DONE away from hs places have prasent closed al or
be Copper-Faeed $50 "Nete ssPe
Til Company DR. Nsw.ola Patent and all uer,os a
Toned not to Infringe aad PATENT either CoppsfFEene Tyne
BY aAing that Copper saed by others Compauy
SCALE OF PRICES.
Small Plea seents lb. esnts mar IN
Flea. Nonphreil
Long 2rimer Agate. ......,.is .
hutssols-...--... Pearl
tDsmond.
cash. A. a. CASE sasrs,su. of
No. IA Frankfort strsa., Nav York. May Il 1855 msso
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.

"WEDNESDAY MoRrfSs, July 49, 1855
coTToN The market was heavy yesterday, and the
sales reached barely 1000 bales at further decline m
about Ne for Low Middling Most Of the business was
done after the receipt Of the Ago's accounts We vet
quote: 'S'
NEW oRLEAEs CLASSIFICATION
Inferior. ....,..... 6kf08 Middlng Rsir.
Ordinary. 49, hnsX Fair .....,....fs-
Middiing 81 1l0A Good Fair ......'-Ss-
GOOD hiddling-. 1I8111< Good and Fine
TOBACCO. We did not hear Of q sale v
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
81. CoTToH-baIea. TosIcro--bba,
p psas. On nano sept. -zs.67s 1912
yesterday. ., 1fss-1,22s1S5 325-4642s
s..- I2548l3 70I40
Exported to date. i 2e665s s737s
yesterday..... 2,44s- 1;2osIo2 374-57,7E
stock on hand. not cleared. ..45711 1898
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AUCTION SALES.

Furniture Furniture.
BY D. i. SHEARER.
r. NJ MONTGOMERY, Auctioreer 49,
FSNHURSDAY, July 10, at IL o'clock, will be
III the Old Auction Mart NO. Ell Camp street. general
and second hand Furniture comprising
Mahogany and Walnut Bedatetds Amo Bureaus Wsshnuds
sofa Lounges, Ceptgr, bnd Dining Tables Spring Sent
Chairs Chsir Curtains Carpets Clocks Locking
Te'ms -cssh iyis
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TENNESSEE AND KENTUeKY-Thrs. Ro,,,-, ss No. 49,.
Paul Juge fila &Ge-a!h district, -i'',V'V slaves W
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County of Galveston
This is to certify that l. e. Rump Justice of the
Peace in and for said county this fifteenth day OF
May, A. D., thousand eight buudred and ffty-fve
united in the bonds of matrimony Albert Henning and
Mrs opheiia Talbot in pursuance of marriage license
Issued this day by Oscar Parish Clerk of the County
Court Of Galveston county according to law and in pre-
OF the witnesses, H. j. Fisher aDd g. L. Bessner
Witness my hand, this 18th day of May. "A. D. 1856
I Il. RUMP, J. p G. O.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-18

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No. IA Frankfort street, New York. May H. 1855 mssof
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-18
PARTICULAR NOTICES.
LAKE HOUSE-The unde,

@tULLUM'S LAKE HOUSE-The under
aligned his and the public generally
his partner Thotnas A. ApplFRaio. .
All haVng oisis the houss viii peass
am for al thole - the house fequcad
10 liquidae.
physically diqaslfed from attending TO tho dael of my
my compelled abtnt most Of he time since
reesny however, regularly installed
with prompt polite and Efficient ohee and solicit liberal shLo OF
pGbis patronage. -.
the city pursuit. Of pleasure and rsfrestmc VII
fad my house adequate to their wants - ...|
wishing preparations will be promptly accommodated
by Leaving Dubois Mt- sha Lysrz sbie.
GEO. w. CULLUM.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-10-27
G:8..255AMB0USs
The Drunkard and his Story.

From the New York Five Points Re-
view we select the ensuing scene from
real life
A few Sabbath's since, at morning ser
vice, one Of the most degraded specimens
of humanity that ever greeted my vision,
came staggering into the chapel of the
House of Industry. His wild and fright
ful looks, ragged and dirty beyond des-
criplion, his face bruised and swollen, rem
dered him an object OF disgust and terror.
lie seemed to look at the children with
wonderful interest, occasionally muttering
10 himself, beautiful beautiful Oh,
that mine were here - He sat an hour
or two more, and then with long earnest
look al the children, started out of the
chapel, and went up to the dark "valley
Of the shadow of dealt" Cow Bay.
As the bell rang for service in the af-
ternoon, and while the children were
clustering together, the same wild looking
man staggered in once more. He sur
veyed the faces Of the children with the
closest struiing, and at length his eyes
rested on two bright eyed little girls, who
were singing one of their little hymns.
He sat immovable as statue during the
whole service, gazing intenty on the faces
OF those two children.
The service closed, the congregation
dispersed, yet he fingered, and the tears
came coursing down his face thick and
fast.
DR.. s. asked him "what was the
matter 2"
Il am drunkard? A wretch-an out
cast, homeless, and without penny.
Once | had home and friends-father,
mother, wife, children. and host of friends
who loved and respected me. Time pas
sed on, and became drunkard One
friend after another left me-stil | drank
on, and down, down | fell. Father and
mother both went down to their graves
with broken hearts. My poor wife chung
to me when all others deserted me.
still drank on, and down, down | fell.
Pawned one article after another, ill all
was gone, and when my wife refused to
give me her wedding ring, which she had
clung 10 with a tenscity Of death grasp,
| felled her to The earth, seized her finger,
lore off the ring, and pawned it for rum.
That fatal blow maddened her, and, in
des spair, size 100 drank, and together we
wallowed into The gutter.
"Penniless we begged our way from
Vermont 10 this great city. Here We
hired small cellar, in dark, dismal
street, and sent or children out TO beg
Many weary day we spent in that drea-
ry cellar, while our children were wander
Ing in the siree;s, begging for Their drum
ken parents. About forty days since my
little girls wen, Out 10 beg. and from that