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Charleston Markets.

CHARLESTON, s. c., September 1s.-The cotton
market is much depressed, and receipts are in
creasing Sales for three days amount to 1000
bales.
Rice has declined 5-8 to "a cent
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II AMPS, LAMPS, LAmPst-
hLSolar and Lard Oil Lamps,
German Students or Economical Lamp,
Pine OIL Swinging Lamp,
Britannia and Glass Spirit Gas Lamp.
Splendid Bohemian Glass Centre table Lamp
Mica Lamps,
Taper Hand Lamps
Kilcher's Lard Lamps
Lanterns, Candlesticks, &C.
Beautiful ETHEREAL OIL Girandoles
Bronze, Silver, and Gilt Candle do,
Candle Tops Paper Shades,
Shade Projectors, Drop Lights,
Yestas, Lamp Globes, and Chimneys Of ever,
kind J. r. McGREGoR,
sept i --eoSwf No 5s4 Seventh AZ
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FALL GOODS.

YNHE Subscriber would invite the atten-
~ ton Of hs friends and the public TO his supe-
rior stock goods for gentlemens wear for the ap-
preaching season, just received which will be made
up to order in the most approved Styles at the short
est notice, and at his usually low prices
Thankful TO his patrons for their liberal encourage
ment heretofore, he ia confident that from The facil
ties he now enjoys, to be able TO give entire satse
ton to all. Il. Cooley,
Merchant Tailor,
sth street, 3 doors north Of Penn avenue.
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GOOD INVESTMENT.
II AM authorized to offer for sale five Brick
- Houses, on Fonr-and-a-half street, near the Az
enue; also two frst-class Houses on Missouri ave-
nue. elgibly located which will be sold at fair prices
onehalf to be paid down, and the remainder on 4
credit of 80 years. interest payable deferred pay
ments quarterly.
For other particulars, inquire of
JAMES j. MILLER,
Real Estate Agent Columbia Place
aug 29--eotf
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no PRINTERS,

a YOUNG MAN, having n good know
IN ledge Of the Printing Business, who is capable
Of working Washington hand press, can hear Of n
situation by applying Immediately to the Editor Of
the Fairfax News, Fairfax Courthouse Va
A strictly temperate and moral character must be
possessed by the applicant
sept 17--2t
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UoHN DICKSON, DAN. $. GORDON, 4

- VIM. King have associated themselves together
in the Wood and Coal business, and have located
their place Of business the corner Of street and
Vermontavenue just square northeast Lafayette
Square, where they feel warranted in saying that
they are prepared 10 furnish all who may favor them
with call, with the very best qualities Of Lehgh.
white, and red ash Goals, Of the different sizes also.
Cumberland lump, run Of mines, or 6ne for smiths,
&c. also, hickory, oak, and pine Wood. All ofwhich
win be delivered promptly, aud with despatch, at the
very lowest living rates and, for cash, little lower
Families in want Of fuel would do well TO give us
call before making their purchases for the winter
stock has been carefully selected and in quality
second 10 none in the District
DICKSON. GORDON 4 co,
WASHINGTON, August 20, 1855
aug 23--2aw4w
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Sailing Of the Crescent City.
New YORK. September ls.--The Crescent City
sailed for New Orleans to-day via Havana.
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DIR. 8. APPLETON sTORROW.

DIR. y. APPLETON STORROW,
"AVING permanently located in Wash.
- ngton, offers his professional services to the
public. Office and residence No. 1873 street. b.
tween 2lst and ed streets, First Ward ang 8-sn#
THE POTOMAC RIVER STEAMHOAT
COMPANIES
NEW AND COMFORTABLE
STEAMBOAT ALICE C.. PRICE.0
- Captain SAMUEL BAKER, will leave Wasi-
ington at six o'clock A. NJ, and Alexandria at seven
o'clock, A. NJ:
On Tuesday mornings, for Mattox, Currioman, !
Machodoc, Piney Point, Kinsale, Cone.
On Friday mornings, for Chapel Point, Wicomicr,
Leonardtown, Piney Point, St. Mary's, Gone.
On Wednesday (returnng) leave Gone at 4 CLOCK,
A. NJ, for St Mary's, Piney Point Leonardtown, WI
comico, Chapel Point.
On Saturday {rcturning) leave Cone at 4 o'clock,
a. NJ, for Kinsale, Piney Point, L. Machodoc, Cur
rioman, Matox.
Calling at the usual landings on the river, when
signals are made.
BY order Of the Board:
JAMES p. SMITH,
ALEXANDRIA, June ], 1865. President
june IA
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LAND WARRANTS.
"E are paying the highest prices for
Wv Land Warrants.
sep 7--8m j. NJ. CLARKE a RI,
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FIRST GRAND BALL or THE SEA-


FIRST GRAND BALL or THE SEA-
I'M Members Of the TERPsICHO-
- KEAN CLUB take great pleasure in an
nouncng TO their friends and the public in general,
that their
SECOND GRAND ANNUAL BALL
win take place at
Odd-Feliows' Hall, Navy Yard,
On Monday Epeniag, September "a, 1866.
The members pledge themselves that no pains or
expense shall be spared on their part to make this
pass of with the same eclat that has heretofore dis
tinguished the Balls of the Terpsichore Club.
No hats or caps allowed in the Ball Room, unless
worn by members of the different Clubs.
Prof Louis Weber's celebrated Cotlon Music has
been engaged for the occasion.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentleman
and ladies' TO be had of any of the Managers and at
the door on the evening of the Ball,
Managers,
Marcelus Marceron Robert Il. Thompson
Stephen McNamee George A. Barr
Philip j, Ennis John Smith
James X. Dobbyn Smith Townshend
William L. Tucker
sep l5-ls, 22, 24*
HALL BONNETs, RIBBONS, AND
II Flowers, with every variety Of Millinery Goods
suitable for the season. just received, and selling
cheap.
Gents Stocks, Collars, Neck Ties &c
Buttons, Threads, Silks
Embroidery Silks, Worsted
Ladies' MORE antique Elastic Belts, 621S cents.
PERFUMERY, viz:
i. r. Pivcr's Ok Marrow
Pomades, Bears Grease, Warranted penuine,)
81 II cents
Bazn's, Wright's, and Lubin's Extracts, 62l6 c.
Bay Rum and Eau de Cologne Toilet Bottles,
WIN. P. SHEDD,
500, Eleventh street. above Penn. avenue.
m d--tf nj al f. n
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The Late A6ray al the 81. Nicholas.
NEW YoKK, Sept. ls-Dean, who stabbed Cap
tain Wright at the St. Nicholas, and Montgomery,
his alleged accessory have been committed for
trial, bail having been refused
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AUCTION SALES.
by JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
AuclIoneer.

icy JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Aucti0neeF.
VSRUSTEE'S SALE OF NEARLY NEW
twO-stOry Frame Dwelling House, In
the Northern Liberties.--On Thursday alter
noon, September 27th at o'clock, on the premises,
by virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Iiber
j. A. s., No 81, foos 208, ct seq, one Of the land
records for Washington county The subscriber will
sell, at public auction. 10 the highest bidder, the
nine, % in square No. four hundred and twenty
four, (424,) on Eighth street west between NJ and
streets north, with the improvements, consisting Of
an excellent two-story Frame Dwelling, well finished
ings.
Terms cash. JNO. Y. DOM.
Trustee.
JAMES @. MCGUIRE
sep 6--taw6ds Auctioneer
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
hhfOkfkn F0h THE
DAILY Am RICAN ORGAN.
Epcourqgiag from he Fsper Diatrict

4
Encouraging from The Fsvtr District.
BALTIMORE, Sept 1s.--The Norfolk boat brings
intelligence of decided improvement in the
health of the fever infected cities. In Norfolk
during 4s hours ending on Monday noon there
were but As deaths.
In Portsmouth, for two days, but II deaths
were reported.
The new cases in both citieswe comparatively
few, and the fever had altogether disappeared in
some parts Of Portsmouth.
Drs. Rozier and Briggs, of Philadelphia, were
down with the fever.
The Rev Mr.. Chisholm, episcopal and Rev.
Mr., Bagnall, Baptist both Of Norfolk are dead
Mrs Jane Dewey, wealthy lady Of Norfolk, is also
dead
Among the deaths in Norfolk is that of Mr.
Alexander Watt partner in the house of G. w.
Farrant Co. He was taken with relapse on
Sunday, and died the next day. He is the second
partner Of that house who has died of the fever.
Death had been busy in his family; his wife, her
mother, two sisters, and brother had died be-
fore He leaves four orphans, two Of whom are
PROSTATE with disease.
Dr. Upshur has the black vomit, and it is
thought will not recover.
The following persons died on Sunday
Wife of Jno. d. Gordon, II. X Wellington, Pc
ter Geay, Mrs. Berry, Major Quick, VIM. Peed,
Mrs. r. $. Bernard, Mrs. Jas Gilbert, Mrs. Jas.
Belote, John Green, Henry Dalby, VIM Glennan,
VIM. Casey, y. Ryan, Jas. Cherry, and Mrs. Per-
rier.
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DIR. MAaRUDER's MErrISa.--This great event
came of or on, as the case may be- last night. IL
being the celebration of Constitution day. course
the vast majority Of the vast gathering, numbering
about 200 men, 10 boys, and 8 ladies, we're Con
stitutional Americans A small sprinkng Of
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Session Of The Grand Lodge, l. O. O. 4.
BALTIMORE, Sept. ls.-The Grand Lodge met as
adjourned The Legislative Committee reported
that though the merging of the Encampment de-
grees into those of the subordinate Lodges was
desirable, yet, the time has not arrived for specific
action on the subject. Other business was then
taken up.
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NECROLOGIE.

Decede-Dimanche dernier, lie i du courant,
heures ct demie du man entoure de sa famie ct de
nombreux ams, pHon. II. CLAIBORNE THIBODAUX
cesse de WIRE
Je nessaiera pas de dependre la CONSERVATION que cee
mort repandue dams ous les crs ellie sait dai eurs
ous les visages. Quoique rt dune malad epide
mique ben faite pour insprer la cortege m
nebre etc nombreux d'abondantes armes etc
sees ct les regrets que mort longs
profonds quoique tout dams cette meme soft t pour
en- adoucir lamertume
Oui, mort etc celle de Thomme de bien; coniant
dams createur. il arrve instant supreme sans
apprehension ct trouble. LIE courage don't il fa
preuve toue vie Ia po abandonne dams derners
moments ct conservant raison dams les derDeres
commissions de agone, il xe quelques minutes es
heuree mort ct celia quune parole ah les emotions
don't son anne etat pleine, tous qui ont
savent que etat devouement pour famle ten
dresse pour cee qu fu la compagne de ve socude
pour enfants Ne peurez pas ui qui ai-
mates, use seu lie predestns peut MOURN est
mort La tendesse dun epoux cee dun pere plus forte
que trepas du sour quill habei veIera quici
has couvt de protection, qand Fheure de la
sonnera pour vous, lie rerouverez votre route
gudera pas dams fortune sejour OH tout ce ct
bonheur ron ne cennat nj la doueur nj les armes OH
tout est amour GU tous q sont ames reuns
dams lie sein de Dieu, Tx AMI.
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Resolutions OF I.is.,.saux E,.,

i'Ss"'"'''"s OF Is'i'''''""x Ee,.evo.e..t ,o,t-
Alta convocation at Thibola,Ix, of Lo1o.v.
of Ancient York Iasons, on Monday ,bo "
Instant the following preamble and r.so,,, ,-'a
were adopted: "s
WHEREAS our beloved brother HENRY ~ AIM.
TlliIGbAJX, was removed ro,s the Seen. iH9tNE
lbors, on Sunday last t,e .lth inst. at half mass ary
A. W. at his residence, in the parish of irrr l Coc
fore, he " '0'1ie, iler.
ReSolreoi, That n his death society has be., i,
useful ana enlightened citizen and t!l. Inl, "eN
ana eF"ted member. who bright .xa,ni ate
charity, devoted I" lis institutions aud traditions iS'e
always in his life expressed his .sire to i. anu Tto
ing to its solemn r.t.s gu accord
Pesoteed That the willow NJ orphans have i,
who ever sympathiSed with their sorrows and teA
npistered to their His memory viii "''y al,
not only by them but by many Of other classes h ed
been aided by Ii $ iher,alite>. '' VINO have
Hfso'te" That he usefuly filed and performed ~
his varied private anipublc relt ons whether iaies
aves and of the Sena eof louisiana as pan,r treht
and ster A''e' Father
RTS0|re7, That this lodge profoundly copdoa 49,.
afflicted widow chi en-, and hope tn the S,, iA his
who rules only the Cir4;uits uf worlds Inn, otlhg
the most feeble Of his creatures may as>tc their Of
afford consolation to their mourning hearts se4 aud
l't""'fe" r!ata copy Of these resolution he ro,s:
the Secretary to the widow deceased frth ~
Editor OF the Til bodaux Minerva Requested ~ "G the
them h'e4 10 publish
Rnsotred, That thi Lodge wear the uslalha1sao.
ing for thirty days respect to his memory lolil.
e. II. GRCNEBrEG Ssrr.
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STEAMER CAREIER.-Capt. Brown wishes us to
say to his patrons, that the Carrier has undergone
thorough repairs; and is now in excellent running
condition She will run in the trade the entire sea-
son: leaving Thibodaux, hereafter regularly every
Monday evening, instead Of Tuesday morning, as
previously advertised owing to the very low stage
of the water Immediately on the rise of the wa
ter, she will resume her regular day for leaving,
Tuesday.
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The CRop-We are sorry to learn from the most
reliable source, that the is yielding very poor
ly at this tme owing to the present warm weather,
which has caused vegetation to commence anew.
From seven to nine hundred pounds per arpent, is
all the cane is now yielding in this vicinage, which
it must be admitted is but trihe over one half the
usual yield in ordinary seasons Cool bracing
weather is now very much needed, and improve
ment cannot take place without it.
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b U. S. MAIL.-We are more than pleased to have
it within power to say that the Post Office de-
partment has at length entered into an arrangement
with the President Of the Opelousas Railroad for
q tri-weeky mail service between this point and
New Orleans. Henceforth we shall have no cause
to complain of the non-arriva of the mail, when it
is due. The mail arrives regularly per Railroad by
one o'clock on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays !;
and leaves on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at IL o'clock, NJ.
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.S,tccesstoa d. .Mlaimiu Naouio

NENTE DE SUCCESSION.-ETAT DE-
' LoClslANE-Cour Cinquieme y t let. mi - "a
lie i.afourchr. ' "
An nom ct par autori,6 dc la our elu C ou.m. n,
'rcl Ju,'iralre, segeant dams ct pour la tie pan "
ser otert Ell senie rnbilue par athu in Bou sbSrr
ct etlca tetr iument quail ct srfn n,t dams :. '
Ia paros.e de turch Ma son de Cor en- VIM Jr
de lhibo'laux, MARDl, e SINE jour mois de DECENBr
800. IA terre ciapres deGrite, SAVIOR
UN CERTAIN !. OF DE TERRE situe ,lans ladte ma oi
sur la droe du Lafourc e. Il envi on six mi ~
au-d' ssns de fhhoanx. mesuran de arp nts pus M
MONS, larpent ZEN hant ayan prnfonieur de ma,
rane arpents ct Ia pen den has profondeur de on,t
wing arpents, borne en- haut par Ia re de sc S,on
ct Ell has par cee de Noel Hayel avec oues les atiss
ct a :eloratons qn sy trouvent.
TERNEs EFT CoNplroSS.-L te terre sera vend, n,vot,
en- tros payments egauX dams ous ct chacun dies no do
Mars $3.50, 1877 Is ;, les acqnGreurs fnuruissa,t n
Bullets aVec bonnie ct vathe ntfon partan pour cen,
dintere comter de Peche nee payable lorlre de rAd
ministratrce De dte succession lofic du corer de
adi parosse la erre rpstant specaemen hypoth6oua
avec lie privilege du ndeur jusqua Iarfli payment
lHnov. NJ R0lTRG
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s"ecFES'o" q -KoElmtn Noquin
- UCCESSION SALE.-ST ATE or

- ) ION sALE,-STATE OF Io1-
'lIs ,aawf'''n ,sr Ct co"rparsh OF La ourc,l
IN the same and by Ut imity tn" + fl, liza 49,.
trc' Curt >tts in AID FIR ii pa is th,,e aD,
offered FIR sale at puhc aucti b, NJ thur" pn be
Sheriff ahd ancto' ef duly qGa ifh and " r n"vrs
for The parisl LaloHrch at the nrt i ~" IN and
tow Thibo ianx on TUESDAY, 18th div III In. .n
month OF DECEMBER, is55 10 O'Clock, A. NJ , tne
lowing de cribed nd, to- wit: ' A' Tue iOl
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, stu ted in s,, ,,o.:.,
the right tank OF 'a gu Laourche a, abon, s r On
owe the town OF TEboiaux, measuring ,wn ','ss
more IT less, the up er line having Il de IN Of tl PETS
penis, and the lower line de tn o. eighty arpe r. hon..
ed above by and OF Joseph Naqun and below nv lna
Noel Haydel, together with all the buildings and mm VI
ments thereon p'''e'
TERMS AND CONDITIONS The said land will be sold n,r,
in three equal payments, in all and each Of the n que
March, IS 6, 1851 and 1855 purchasers furnilh;s OF
notes with good and approved security bearinr ef
cent interest after maturity yahle 10 the Ie
of said estate. the office of the Recorder Of said
'he land to remain specially mortgased hypothecated
secure the purchase price. NJ HoITpc I"
noV!u Sheriff aud Aurtionas
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MILITARY PARADE.-That young and growing
corps of citizen soldiers the Lafourche Dragons,
under command of Capt. R. G. Darden, intend
parading, in the rear of the Guion Academy,
on Saturday next, in full winter Uniform. Mem
bcrs living at distance from town, should bear
this in mind, and hold themselves in readiness for
that day May the weather be propiious.
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Prof. Espy, The Storm King.
Home ACADEMY. Nov. II, l


Mr.. WHIrE-What has become of Prof. Espy
His thee for supplying the materi for rain, by burning
large quantities of wood in the North Eastern States whence
the winds prev Ill during the season, to water the
Southern States, might be very much enlarged upon or
modified at this day, and he might with much pialslbity
attribute the present rainy immense consump
ton of fuel AMI attendant consequences. The thousands
of cords Of OF consumed in houses
and in locomotives four five thousand miles of rail-
road in every of the Union, is than three
thousand engaged in cutting and burning wood in the
the plan proposed by Prof Espy and for which he
desired appropriation carry into effect could possibly
procure This, however, is but small item in
theory compared with the auxiliary the burning of the
wood brings into in of the evaporation Of
vast quaint les of beyond the usual operation of
nature Much of this is taken from wes which the
natural workings of the elements does Immediately
reach to supply the clouds with water and of course is
much evaporation forced into existence in the great labor
atoy Of nature and must descend the earth in rain when
the laboratory becomes surcharged with moisture Many of
our railroads. observe have locomotive engine for every
mile OF road, and many Of them in daily use The water
reduced to air to form clouds in laboratories must
amount to millions of gallons daily and, when expanded
into steam, enough to produce effect upon the at
mosphere throughout the earth at large and must have
influence the climate The ncessan rains and humidity
of the climate of Eng nd attributed to the immense
sumption Of coal in her large cities and manufacturing dis
trcs where in addition to smoke works largely
in The genius of man is Inadequate the um
ate of his devices. entered the Of Frank
lin, when he tanned the lightning that it would day
print the languages of every civilized legbe letters
Nor did Albright imagine when he invented the Spin
ng Jenny. that he creating engine of mighty power
by which England would extend her conlests utmost
bounds Of the eartgve laws nations and in so short
period, shape the Revenue Bill for United States Con-
at Washington yet these sequents have followed the
use of the several invenons and it may be discovered
that the genius and enterprise Of this age, has, without
intending it, by the construction of stationary and ocomo
tive engines been eyendn. conduts from the wells and
fountains into the ions Of space form clouds give
rain fields and gardens and thus whilst they cause
the e produce rich harvests transmit to market
they by the workings of the enterprise intended create
the means Of by the of their fire and steam
aside from their calculation altogether.
I am not philosopher enough delve into such nice
conception does what to happen years hence
me- but would like know from Prof Espy or
some breeder of storms and ainclouds whether the burning
of log heaps IN the West the daily forced evapo alton
rivers Of water, is the likely produce such
effects. Yours, &c, j. BRysoN BURROWS.
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IMPORTANT TO SUGAR PLANTERs.-Al those en-.
gagged in the culture Of sugar, should bear in mind
that a Convention Of Sugar Planters will be held
at Algiers oppost New Orleans, on Monday, the
2ssh inst, to act upon the alimportant subject Of
establishing Sugar Market at that place. We
learn that great number of the River planters
favor the project, and those Of Atakapas are unan-
imously in favor of such step. We doubt not al
so, that the planting community Of this and sur
rounding parishes are favorably disposed towards
the measure. At any rate, it is to the interest Of
ALL that that particular class should be well repre-
sented in the Convention of the 26th all should
assist, and have voice in its deliberations.
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Bg The other day man was found mount
ed on ladder, with his lips pressed to the
telegraphic wires. He was kissing his wife in
Philadelphis,- "by telegraph"
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Succession Of Iots Bipttas Roddy decasea.
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE-

IESFATE OF LOUISIANA, PARI II OF LAFol RCIF-
Fit judicial Dist let .urt sitting in an for said Parish
In the name and by the authority of the Fifth judicial
District Court sitting in and for the Parish of afolrrbe
Aaron b. Raglan Administrator of tn above state duly
qualified according 10 law will expose dhe auction to
the highest bidder ii my store situated in the Th.
oda NJ ,NDAY the 18th day of the month of NoyEM.
Der. 1870, commencing at II O'clock A. NJ the movable
and perisab pr perry belonging to the said ea e. con-
sisting n part of the fol owing articles, to-wt:
LOT OF FAMILY GROCERIES, comprising a general
assortment of such articles usually kept in retail
establishment, viz Mackere, Goldfish Herring bacon Pork
Hams Pepper, Auspices, Oils, etc. also, DELPHI Ware Till
ware, Wooden ware, Hardware few ces of Clothing
lot of Jewelry. etc.
TEeNs.-CASH. 1851 A. B. RA,:AN Anctinneer
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ny. 4 Waab;,c,

IA A Washington letter says that on the
application Of Boston firm, the Attorney Gen
eral has decided that Russian vessels may be
purchased BY Americans and assume the pri-
vileges Of the american flag without liability Of
capture from the other bslligerents.
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Additional Returns.

The table below, which we copy from the New
Orleans Courier of Yesterday, contains all the re-
turns yet received. Very few Of the majorities
are official, but they are given as they were re-
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TATE OF LOUIsIANA.-Parish of Lafourche

STATE OF LOUlSiANA-Parish of Laf0urche.
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned tes-
tamentary executors of the succession of Marcus Zs.
deceased intend to commence suit in oranee with the
provisions Of an act entitled ian Act relative Slaves and
Free Colored Persons approved March IS s. (sec, Il
and - in the District Court in and for the parish Of Ia.
four he for the emancipation of the negro boy TURNER,
81 We for life aged about Al ye rs be ongng the said
succession, with permission to remain in the State.
Novo4 I'm +. l.. MEAD. / ,,ar,,,,
G. RELCHER LAC ~