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papers appertaining thereto; TO notify
members Of the meetings, when 10 instruc.
ted by the President; and shall, within
two days after the election Of 4 member,
notify him Of his election, in writing.
He shall, also, keep record book Of the
names Of donors, the date when donated,
and the amount-and another, in which
shall be entered the names, date, and resi-
dence ofall applications receiving charita.
BILE benefits from the Association, during
sickness or otherwise.
ARTICLE SEVENTH.
DUTIES or THE TRxAsuxxR.-He shall
be required TO give bond to the satisfaction
Of this Association, in soch sum AZ may be
deemed requisite, for the faithful perform.
ance of his duty.
He shall receive all monies Of the Asso-
citation, and pay all orders signed by the
Secretary, and countcrsigned by the Presi.
dent.
He shall send in monthly statements Of
funds on hand during epidemics, and quar-.
terly statements during the balance Of the
year.
ARTICLE EIGHTH.
DUTIES or THE DInxoroRs-Thcy shall
have general supervision Of all the affairs
of tho Association, and may appoint one or
more Assistants, when required, from
among members residing in their respective
districts.
ARTICLE NINETH.
A Finance Committee of three members
shall be appointed by the President, whose
duty shall consist ina general supervision
of the finances Of the Association.
ARTICLE TENTH
Observation-Disclosures for men,
bcrship shall be made in writing, when
said application shall be referred to COM
mittee Of three, who shall report in writ
ing at the next meeting unless further time
be granted, whena ballot shall be had, and
if three or more black balls be cast, the
application shall be declared rejected.
ARTICLE ELEVENTH.
Honorary MEmDEns.-Honorary men,
bers may be proposed at any meeting OF
The Association and admitted, upon pay
1nent of five dollars or more, by a vote of
majority Of members present; but they
shall neither be eligible to Office, nor have
the privilege of voting.
ARTICLE TWELFTH
New MrMpERs-Each member, upon
being notified of his selection by the Secre-
larry, shall call upon said officer, and sign
This Constitution and bylaws.
ARTICLE THIRTEENTH.
RELIEF MEETING, shall be held on Mon.
lays and Thursdays Of each week, during |
he prevalence OF an epidemic.
ARTICLE FOURTEENTH.
AMENDMENTs.---Am to this
Constitution shall be made in writing, and
lie over for one month, and require the
concurrence OF two thirds Of the members
present.
Your committee would recommend that,
ipon Monday next ballot be had tor
welve members to constitute the Asso-
.iation.
All ofwhich is respectfully submitted.
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"OrEN AIR CoNcERrs."-Thc Ba-
ton Rouge Comet asks what we mean
by" opcn air concerts" We mean
concerts Of instrumental music, given
these pleasant nights in the Carrollton
and Milneburg gardens, and patroniz-
ed by the respectable class Of our citi-
zens, who take their wives, children
and sweethcarts with them. BY open
air concerts, we do not mean a concert
of airs open to criticism, but concert
given beneath no better roof than the
star-gemmed canopy Of heaven, and
within no better walls than those made
by Dame Nature, with the assistance
Of q gardner or two. fMr. Comet
wero here, he would see one at the
Carrollton garden to-night.-N. o.
Crescent.
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First Arrival Of the Season
AT THE ONE PRICE
Clothing Emporium.
TINE subscriber has Just received by
Il steamer CRESCENT Cry, from New
York, large and beautiful assortment of
GENTS FUSNISHING GOODS,
Consisting OF Linen Bosom Shirts; Silk,
Cotton and Merino under shirts Shirt Col.
lars, Linen and Cotton Draws; Hosiery,
Gloves, Suspenders, Linen and silk Pocket
Hdkf, Cravats, Neck Ties; Scarfs Stocks,
&c, all Of which have been selected from
the most fashionable houses in New York,
and will be sold at low prices. In order to
do justice and give satisfaction to cash buy
ers; he has made it rule in all cases to
deduct ten per cent for cash, and will in all
cases strictly adhere to that principle.
sept6-y. w. d. PHILLIPS.
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OFFICE OF THE B. r. AND CLINTON
PLANK ROAD COMPANY.
Baton Rouge Augwst 9Th IS;

77'1ot 7toHye 07uyUSt WH 1oo5'
TINE Stockholders of this Company are
l. hereby notified that an Instalment Of
10 per cent, or (s2 so per share) OF the
Capital Stock of said Company will be
due and payable on the 10th day Of October
next 1855, as per resolution of the Board of
Directors adopted this day at a meeting
called by the President
,epl c. w POPE, Secretary.
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ET-Attractcd by tho light on the
other side. Capt. IurcuusoN. came
over tho river tho night Of the fire, and
VIC had the pleasure Of taking HIM by
the hand, on that interesting occasion.
Though tho Captain has gone into the
sugar business, on the other side, wo
do not give him up as ono of the enter
prising public spirits Of this.
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> Ole 4ailp Go1''et.
BATON ROUGE,":::::::::SEFT. 9, 1855.

HY-From tho Gaxette, VIC learn that
on Saturday night. tho 9Th inst, tho
Hon. q. b. N. WALES, will address
the citizens Of this city, on tho "Po)i-
tics Of the day." at the Court House.
The public arc invited - attend. At
Brusle Landing, on the 18th instant.
thoro il 70 DO a mass meeting Of the
American party, at which time Mcssrs.
q. DERprGNy. DAvIoNAUp, EusrIs,
PoNp, WALES. BEALE, and ALLEN,
arc expected to address tho people
An appointment is made for II politi-
cal gathering Mt Grecnwcll Springs,
on Saturday, tho 18th inst. A gen.
eral invitation is extended.
W-In the latter appointment, it
should be tho 18th, instead Of the 10th,
as it appeared in Tuesday issue.
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CON IS TIT U TON.
ARTICLE FIRST

ARTICLE FIRST
This Association shall be known as the
Baton Rouge Benevolent Association, de-
voted TO the relief of the sick and destitute,
particularly in periods of epidemics.
ARTICLE SECOND.
The officers of this association shall con-
sst of President, Vice President, Secre-
tary and Treasurer and four Directors, two
from each Ward, to be elected on the first
Monday in June, by ballot; and shall con-
tinue in Office until their SUCCESSORS shall
have been duly qualified.
ARTICLE FOURTH
DUTIES OF THE PREsIDENT-Its shall be
duty of the President to preside at all meet
ings, to call special meetings of the Asso-
cation, when he may deem it proper, on
or at the written request of any six men,
bers; to countersign all bills checks, or
orders to be paid by the Association; and
to perform all other acts and duties, aud
possess such powers as are usually possess
ed by presiding officers of similar associa-
tons.
ARTICLE FIFTH
DUTIES OF THE VICE.
the absense of the President, his duties
shall devolve upon the Vice President, and,
in the absence of both Presidents, the men,
bers shall elect President, pro tenn.
ARTICLE SIXTH
DUTIES OF THE SECRET RY-It shall be
the duty of the Secretary to receive all
monies, subscriptions or donations, made to
this Association, and to hand the same
over to the Treasurer within two days after
the receipt thereof; to keep an accurate re-
cord ofthe proceedings OF all meetings, and
TO have properly filed all documents and
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EH-Some gentleman--we say gen.
leman, because the veracity Of the fol.
low will be seen prescntly-writes
from here, to tho Southern Standard
published at New Orleans, and says:
"Know- Nothingism is dying out in this
ncighborhood, although Elan, the would.
be Chief Justice, vnd few other bigots
are yet within the fold Bunce, Hardy II
Co., have established one Of the true-blue
lodges here, which numbers about thirty
members. At Clinton, about twenty miles
from here, the party is entirely scattered.
Be assured Messrs. WicKliHe II Co, will
rout Sambo from Louisiana.
In connection with tho above, we
might ms woll inform the Southern
Standard, p" that our friend "John," is
up here, with the papers 10 establish
a branch Wigwam Of the Artisans, q
very popular and Furnishing secret or
der with its head in Canal street. The
Artcsians have platform built on the
fundamental principles of Ewebanks
Hydraulics. In their personal liberty
bill, they clearly acknowledge the
right, of every mans paying bis own
travelling expenses, besides asserting
other inalienablc rights. Tic Artc-
SLAMS, start out with tho well under
stood axiom, 'that the only way to get
any thing out of the world, is to bore
into it." They believe that the soft
shells, and the hards, will never be
overcome, until they arc bored,
through and through.
The Artesians must become the Ma
tionnl Party, because they are allied
to, If not branch of tho "Wandcr;ng
Fcderalists," of which we have had
occasion to make favorable mention
before. The Artisans have IIcrcu-
lean task before them ; and we say it
sab rosa, they are first going to work
to bore out of existence, the lying fan
atical, bigotcd scctarian newspapers,
under the weight Of which, all Chris
tiandom is now grooniny in the small
Ter ranks of which we place that mon
coral concern, tho Southern Standard.
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Patgot Shooting.

THERE will be Patgot Shooting match
l. at GREENwELL STRINGS, on Saturday
next, the sth inst-for prizes amounting to
$50. Crack shots from town and country
are requested to be on hand. (septl-lw.
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The SExEs.-Thc number Of males
born is always greater than the females
by about 4 per cent. At 20 years of
age this prepondcranco is entirely lost
and there are more females than males.
At 40 years the balance is again the
other way, and there arc more males
than females. At 20 the sexes are
about even, and the ultimate age ofthc
human being is reached without any
decided advantage to either Sex
There are now 43O American women
above one hundred years Of age.a(
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FIRE. GREAT EXCITEMENT Tues.

strike tho Inst hour Of that day, on
Of the catalogue Of living things, there
was spasmodice cry Of fire :" tina
awoke Third Street to realize the i'm
portant fact (; that ono of aho mos
honry hcaded buildings--grey, and
moss grown With age, was absolutely
passing out Of existence (as all thing
must sooner or later in smoke. Whcr
we awokc and threw back tho window
tho full blaze came pouring in, reflect
ing, such n beautiful full length ofou'
own person on tho back wall. We were
forced to pause moment in mute nd.
miration; and then the thought fitted
askanco our undisturbcd scnsoriun-
what a picture Mat would make for
Livingston's Law Magazine Of" dis
Gnguished living Americans? With
out unnecessary haste, VIC were cncoas-
cd in the several conventional articles
Of dry goods, which civilized society
demands that each man "wcar." and
in few moments after found oursels
cntangcled in n lot of house furnishing
goods "tin and crockcry ware at Beals
end Of Third Street. (This is tho
first local itcm Of interest in the dog
days and our readers, must bear with
us, until We mako tho most Of it.)
Ladies' Moving in all directions
many Of them terribly frightened to
which we had fow words to say, in
way of alignment: such as slender used
to Nan Page about tho bears i the
town" Next place we found ourself
coming down narrow pair Of back
stairs with hugo trunk. with one at
the other end of tho same, to stay it,
by whom wo were more than willing.
to be lcd-trunk safely deposited
glory enough, for one night adventure
Tho fire it seems originated in the
jewclry store ofMr. Ribereau. consum-
cd the Same without insurance-took
A. Rogers Paint Shop with 5000 in
surancc, and Mrs. Williams, Military
with 5000. Tho principal loss is by
Mr. Ribcreau, which though small was
all he had Tho loss of the buildings
is decided gain to that part of town.
The engines were out, and though the
energetic action Of the firemen, tho
flames were extinguished. Who arc
these men? Why. those who are
found with their coats off in any and
every cmcrgcncy-men with large
hearts, and souls not locked up, to the
suffering and distress Of others. Such
men need no public culogy. The con-
ciousncss Of doing their duty" as citi-
zens, is sufficient reward for them.
And here may we not say word for
our colored population, who strive with
one other to carry off the palm OF glory |
in usefulness. They rush to the breaks
and voluntarily throw themselves in
he way Of danger ; this too, with an
song, that makes midnight
nelodious.
LEI A little incident occurred in
Selma, Alabama while Mr.. Crisp's
.alented company were performing in
Watts Hall, which will be apprcciat-
ID by the lovers of good joke.
"A gentleman presented himself ut
he door where the tickets are sold,
md addressing the Treasurer said
" You hold a meeting here tonight
"Eh, Yes" was the reply Of the
Treasurer.
:" A pretty good crowd ?" =.
Yes" replied the Treasurer.
"Well | guess I'll 60 up"
{" You'll be very much pleased, re-
urned the Treasurer.
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Tmm Hon. RANDELL HUNr.-1'his
popular orator, is announced in tho
Gazette, to speak here on Saturday
next. We suppose tho speaking will
DO at the Capitol, and although, an
unfavorablc time to get an audience,
we feel satisfied tho Hall will DO crow
ded to its utmost capacity. Mr.. Hunt,
is ono Of host of eloquent defen-
doris Of tho principle that " American
influence and American feeling, mus:
rule America.
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FRESH SUPPLIES. Black hair

kSKESH OUFPIIES. BIack ha1r
l. Bonnets. do. Love Wells, do. Gloves, DO.
do. Ladies Hose, do. Illusion Wells; Mourning
Gloves; Black Grape 4 Grape Wells, do Parasols,
Grape and Lace Bonnets, Chemisetts and sleeves,
Embroidries Of all kinds, Thread Cambria Lace
Fresh Ribbons, Black Grape and half Mourning
Collars. Just Received and for sale cheap BY
aug. 10th MRS. @. HUESTON.
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THE undenigred sole agent for Baton
1 Rouge and vicinity, will shortly re.
ceive 4 few samples Of these invaluable
Fruit and Vegetable preservers, and by the
first Of September, will be prepared to sup
ply any quantity. Those wishing them,
will please leave their orders at my store,
and when received, they will be forward
ed to them; all orders must be accom-
panied with the CASH
D. C. MONTAN,
aug. 8. Church street.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-Sixth Judi
cial District Court-Parish Of East Ba-
ton Rouge-in the matter Of the Success
sion Of VIVIAN GooDLox, deed, Pro-
bate.n
WHEREAS WILLIAM B. ROBERTS, Of
W said parish, has applied to said Court
to be appointed Administrator Of tine Es-
tate Of VIVIAN GooDLoE late Of said parish
deceased.
NOTICE il hereby given TO all persons
interested to show cause within ten days
from the first publication Of this notice,
why the said application should not be-
granted. L. s. M. MORENO.
august ~ 1855. Clerk.
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~ There is a tide in the river at
this point Of ten inches.
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Equality TO I'LL,
At THE ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE
Of w. ID. PHILLlf1S.

LAFAYETTE BTKEET.
lie deals upon the above "motto' his
IL Stock il the most varied and best in
the place, the extreme low prices now
marked on all the goods makes il an object
for all who are wanting Clothing to give.
him call before purchasing elswbere.
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CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS


IBNtOh ItOUSC BchtVOIcht NHHOCIaUOh.
To THE MEMBERS or THE BATON ROUGE
BENEVOLENT AssoCIATIoN.-Tbc under
signed, your committee appointed to draft
rules and regulations for the government
of this Association, beg leave to report
the following Constitution and Bylaws:
CONSTR
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Fresh Arrival.

COOKING STOVES; Old Kentucky,
" Crescent, MaydoweI Stoves, from the
smallest to the largest sizes, for sale at q
small advance on first cost. Also Stove
Waffle, Irons Oval Ovens, Tea Pots and
castings. (aug2S) u. T.. MONTAN.
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For Sale.

A VALUABLE tract Of Lsnd, situated
n about twelve miles Fast Of the CITY
Of Baton Rouge, containing One Hundred
and Fifty acres, with dwelling house and
all improvements necessary for carrying
on small fam. Terms Cssh, or crsdi. to
suit the purchaser. Apply to,
aug 20-tE SIS. HALL, Laurel 81.
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ID ED.

DIED.
On Wednesday evening, the 5th inst, Mrs.
SUSAN MONTGOMERY, native ofIreland, aged
about 80 years.
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Excess OF SrIRIrs.-The English
papers in noticing tho death Of Capt.
John i. Foster, Il. Y. say that coron-
crs quest jury, decided that diseased
came to his end, from excessive use of
spirits tho deccased's allowance daily,
having been six quarts Of porter and
quart Of gin, brandy and rum, be-
sides sherry and table beer. Captain
Forster's valet deposed that no left at
his bedside every night a bottle of gin,
a bottle Of rum, u bottle of brandy, a
bottle Of sherry. and n bottle Of porter.
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Cyster1ss

CtSte1'1eS.
4 FINE LARGE CISTERNS, made
Of the very best seasoned timber for sale.
Apply TO GILBERT l.. SEES, or a note through
the Post Once, will meet attention. July2SH.
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TAccording to tho foreign telc-
graph, the last great battle in the East.
was fought, at Tchcrnaya. Where
is Tchernaya? We have it not on our
map Of visible creation. -Supposc,
this is one of the bloody encounters,
got up in London, and fought out VIC
toriously for tho Allies, in the solid
columns Of the "Timcs Newspaper.
"The Baton Rouge Advocate is out in
favor Of Hon. George M. Dallas, for the
Presidency.-Herald Of Tr,lA.
Should like to know, if this is
really the fact. Have not opened
a paper in tho last six months, that
this scrap has not met our eye, stick
ing at the end ola column, where just
three lines are wanted. flour neigh
Dor is actually in favor of Dallas, we
shall 60 in for Polk. We have had
Polk and Dallas, and arc willing now
to try the experiment of Dallas and
Polk.
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Arrived

Steamship Cahswbs sbuf,Idt New Orleans via Havana
Ship ssrsinis bsv, Liverpool Dee e. passengers
to Thon p.on Nephew Dec ST. lat IS o. lon ~ 49,
lat 40 25 op IS IA picked up bale Of cotton Jan U.s. took
pilot from the pilot boat David Mehl, MOItaus bearing
B.lk CToTs Sherwood Charleston days cotton, &; to
B~f Goodspeed Faye. Savannah days. cotton, &C. to
Maria Morton BuAlcy, savarnah cotton 10 Scranton
Bis yosdor (Br.z) COslhO Msr.nh.m % days hides &C.
Br, Breoine Layton Philaspha coal bound Bostosi
put into ibis port IN consequence Of head winds
sebr Indicator of San FrsnescoJ Hsthsw.y Rio Jsnero
Dec coffee TO ORDER vessel to mater Has experienced
the 9th sal ed from Rio Dee s. ship Grey Eagle kn,
for Philadelphia Dec 9. ship Ban.hee wiDs,e. and
known and sehI Kent Bsumore The Br packet
from Liverpool Sth Dec in sight Of the Sugar Los.
10 lat 90 s.. s. sarh steering NNS supposed
schr Yosnt Smith Alexandra, and days from Norfolk,
schr May C. Terbel Ia, lOr. Virginia days wood.
schr Elite Ellery, Delaware corn to master.
schr seaman Colbsrn Delaware, corn to Fox Co.
schr Hsxhsl, Chichester, Richmond douT, &c, W e. H.
sehr Jane. DOnnell, Lont; Delaware corn to master.
sehi Nsbsms Morris, Delaware corn to b n Fox & Co.
sehr J. W. Cummings, Movie, Delaware corn to b. n Fox
sehr c. Calhoun. Crawford, Fredehesburs. bound TO
Bcton.
schr Delaware, Burt. Delaware corn TO mater
sehr Chesapeake, Stafford, Delaware, corn TO master
sehr King Fisher, Hooper, Delaware, to master.
sebr Loulsisns, Crockett. Baltimore cora TO master.
tehr I. Parker, Parker |Isss, Piae wood
schr r. Miller Miller Virginia bound 70 rhomsson.
sehr Manhse Brown, Savannah cotton, &e TO Scranton
s,hr Oliver Petit. Faehld Wilmington, naval stores to
steamer Jackson LsydeId. Baltimore to H. b Cromwell
SAILED-stesmshirs Crescent City, for HsVsns; III Do
RADIO, Rsthbun, for Havana.
wIED-sunrse. NE, meridian Is Z, sanset. do.
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ForeigR Ports.

arm Csre Tow, c. O 4. Nov. iih. .hip Ns.oe Dew.
hurst Lner SEPT ard proceeded etl for MeieouEas.
fput in for ffssh rovisi u TO- pss,ens,n . -
AR At Table s.y C. > A.. Nov Fth s6p Huniress Ats
wood CaTdie singapore and sailed 2jd, trut in TOT
Az Baeno, Ayre. Nov. 7th bark Nautilus, Paine for Rio
A. Fersmbuco 18th ult bs. Brse1e outerbdse fn sas
for Phi ls9elphs ds william P'ise, do coadeuned bns
Cbstsnoo.s Norris from Richmond lth. and procesdd
ATob..co 18th Ill bris Golden Rogers from Kas'tod.
ia l2h 10 load for Boston Ease huhe loI bS.toss
reacy YOUNG Wooster for do, 20 days susan smuis
sll,ce aud Mlauie NoTssye for Nsw-fork de 'shf.
n. Ha,cb Springfield, FROM kipgsou, "a arr ls.h SUP.
roed for In lth two An schr, one suppose
IN, Nsuagussu. CoTLwsIs from BO.fon
Al Jereme th alt brig Mary Cspen, Moron from Ser
for New Yok sehr Ellen Dyer, ha'en from fnniaad,
Pott,u Prince 9.tb ult, tHr. A. Cunuinsh Rich.
from Gueysms Tor New York. thu nbodt Gnn and Dsl.hed.
A. ST. Jsso so,h ul,. schr Emily HliaFd Partridge from
Arr 81 usfx 9Th rs, s-hr Velocity. McPhers,n. Bss'
tom Sarah Griffin. do brl liant. hant osnnorei ON sui
ian nav Bo.too, 7th brig Heather McDonid DO 0h bark
Auue Archibald Ruddehsm, Providence sehh WA h'afys
Richard. Boston. -, - -. ,o.I
AR At ST. stephen B. loth int seht st. Stephen han'
"a from Newiork. Cleared 18th, chip FamPhyhA' L"ans
AZ Bstsvis Nov H. ship Game Cock O.sood I'm. shushd
Tor NesYok I'd put repair sight damage ree"i'ed
In typhoon. NJ, A.. o.. Il.
d,vs, Volunteer Mayo DO lds; Gay hesd, Green nH
DO, O,msn Gordsu for Sicily same Gay sa sh' osf~
STEAMBOAT. kiDsman. ana Rose POOL hNdhs pSs'op -,
Grsbde Nov p bark Oyermann, Lang fp hchmonai
AZ Bird leland caribbean Sea 1ith ut brio Vi.9f Ell.
"a bIs spehnd Blanchard, A,sspss sd, barb D. L.
Kir.man Pepfeld st. Thomss se-tisg freight
Al Jerenie 2l.t ult brig Houdaras, FISHER from anal
Bo.,on; s,hr j. ii Roscoe I'm. do oss . - 49,.
Al Porto Rico ult sohr Grand Island for New York nh
SID I'm santa Crus 10Th ulr brig EmiF, Hartman ne
Funilin, La to load for New-fok
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10. i.s. ..ps, =. ss:. AS:,a T ssI.

vEALs-Tse@ %, large suppi, az re:. nossa %J.e
fse tneip ,6', % 20 . he Harlem s.irosA
MILK Ows-rh. receipts Of the wees pave ,.sa ns
lGEer ~ An the .esk before but sii The pree' 90 AZ
TIE ,rapd imitsd and isles have been dun al
The uuh = tfat there bot ~ area. demsnd i1 my r.
q .rseulas. 10 srsat measure, the market f3f SoNs
susers the unemployed esss fer 70 d. 80 stsas
i.peAse with ihe luxury 81 MIX 10 t1eA,
sr~. Tbs be market for Cor. be- use ne a.. %
those kspi 4 the CITY priue'pay s''a 20 'H' S " -
,or. " are littic able . bay A., - Il.
sWISE-Tts number of Hoss received from Ohio ~ the
"a, o,s s.t week ass Which 70 10 less th>a tne
sesh tefcrr This shdcabted, o~ns 70 he erss ~ o.
r. r,,l,caS on the .hmus of Rcsaes Hseor The eone
en.rr, Ia. been . rise Of prices sa-s hss- been eietea ~
Is & for ,ueb qualities would hsve 'oli before nor =
- se,mcur .ck sod drove al the sop asare
ths, ony ave asd go live shi and were not al "srahea
cOfrfd ~
Or poRsyR repor'. ire following sales II bis ysra' NJ
P.,es, 80 Ohio ted eli. Ste live WIGHT, NJ wv
p.rd le7 his FED ste live veghf NJ tne.,
Isl Ohio corn fed l.rse ste dead vesat Le~' 10 to'
STATE. eorz-sd &C.. dead WEIGHT ..,--.,. MI.
he the follo~irx he Fe,si price. th zee
ecrp d5ic live ~ ixht. this ia con'lei
SSsc live vel. ht still fed .. &C se Weigh Oli9 eSrn
fd sLd had ~ deic dead weight thi. s.ste eofn'ea ,
;c ee,d weight .li fed, sGoie dead wesai OAio u''
still fed.