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SENATOR GWly.
The Boston Post SAYS

The Boston Post says:
We are glad to the resoue which the true
democrats IN the golden land adhere Gwn and mos,
ferventy hope they ultimately succeed in re-eecting
him to the seat he occupies with much him
self advantage to his State nation man in the Union
capable OF doing much to advance the OF the
great Pacific State this able senator and
no one exerts himself unsparngy and zeaousy
end His knowledge energy and enthusiastic devotion 10
the discharge Of his public duties mingled with the pride he
feels in augmentng the greatness Of California inspire him
to efforts Others would scarcely dare contemplate thus
he often succeeds in what timid spirit would shrink
from as impossible His retirement from Congress would
great very great, misfortune the State he
and no man. II seems to who sincerely friendly the
highest interests Of that State, desire his the
present contest"
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GENERAL CAsS's SPEECH.

General Casss Compromised speech relative foreign
and coercve intervention in American affairs was dev-
cred in the Senate yesterday and listened TO by his
crowded audience with that profound attention which the
remarks of the distinguished senator seldom fail to in
spire The abstract Of this speech which give this
morning is necessarily brief In few days We hope
lay before readers full and corrected report OF
speech which viii be read with the lyeest interest
throughout the entire Union
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Superintendent OF Public Printing bis clerks messengers
&C. by adding and the Superintendent clerks ana mes
senges Of bis Office shall be entitled To- Aua small
the benefits the joint resolution approved duy ~
fixing The the legislative employees OF the
in the same and 70 the same extent as
oieers o 'he SAINT s ~ order by the Chairman
An appeal was taken but the Chairman sustained
In his decision by the commitiee--ayes 49, noes 81
I, Mr. STANTON Of Kentucky then moved 70 amend the
portion the bill by adding and said Superntend
emit clerks messengers and employees Of the iegsa-
tive department. are subject 2 the control 2, Congress
Mr. WASHBURNE, of Illinois, moved V amend the eili
by adding appropriation Of 100000 TO be expended
under the direction OK the Secretary Of War continuing
the of Rock Island aud Des Moines rapids In
the Mississippi river
Mr. HOUSTON, and others That is clearly Out Of
order.
The CHAIRMAN ruled the amendment to be out OF or.
der and upon appeal being made the question sbai
the decision of the Chair stand the Judgment OF me
committee? taken by eers, and agreed toayes 81
noes 40. -. :,
MrKEITT from the Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds submitted amendment 70 that portion OF the
bill making appropriations for the Post ONCE Department
provision making OF Tor
the enaruup OF the General Post Office building TO be ex
pended under the direction of the President OF the United
sta,es according 10 the plan submitted by Thomas Wall
ter and approved by the two committees OF the
House of Representatives at the present session OF
Mr. STANTON, of Tennessee moved to add proviso,
that the work shall executed by such civil architect as
the President may appoint -, ON uroNr
of Tennessee and STANTON of Kentucky and opposed
by Messrs KEiTT and DICKINSON, was rejected
The amendment Of Mr. KNIT was then agreed TO-
Mr. BARKSDALE asked the unanimous consent OF the
House call up Senate bill to increase the
Of the registers and receivers OF the land office objected
to.
Mr. JONES of Tennessee submitted resolution closing
all debate on the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill in
five after the committee again resumes its con-
sderation which lies over under the rule.
Mr. STANTON of Tennessee from the Committee on the
Judiciary reported bill for the relief Of the trustee of the
Union Land Company which was read twice and COM
mitted.
On motion, the House adjourned.
PETITION, ETC.
BY Mr.. KIDWELL: The petition and accompany ing
documents the heirs Of William Mccoy for compensation
for work done the national road.
nv Mr. LAMB The remembrance sixy-six citizens of
Pike county, against the renewal OF certain patents
granted Cyrus H. Mccormick and others for
In roaming aud moving machines.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
MONDAY. FERRuARy 10, 1856.

MONDAY, FEBRUARy 10 1855
John L. Ward, esq, of Georgia, and Thornton H. Lo-
thorp esq Massachusetts, admitted attorneys and
counsellors of this court
No So James Stevens Royal Gadding et al Appeal
from the circuit Of the United States for Rhode
Island Mr. Justice Curtis delivered the opinion OF the
court reversing the decree of the said circuit court with
costs and demanding the with directions to award
perpetual Injunction prayed for in the BILL and for
further proceedings conformity to the opinion Of this
court.
No 73 Stephen Lewss Administrative, appellant, ps.
Edward r. Bell assignee of J. Bell, r The argument of
this concluded by Mr. Lawrence for the appel
LIANT
No 90. Henry r. w. Hill e al, appellants, rs Joseph
Meeks administrator ct al. This was submitted to
the consideration of the court printed argument by
Mr. Benjamin for the appellants and by Mr. Harris for the
appellees
No Al Jesse b. Thomass administrator, appellant "a.
Missouri Iron Company Il al This submitted to
the consideration of the the record and printed
argument by Mr.. Hill for the aPpellees
No u. John Charles Fremont appellant ts the United
States The argument Of this cause was commenced by
w. Carey Jones' esq, for the appellant
Adjourned till tomorrow at II o'clock.
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LAUNCH OF TVS UsuSD SrArEs rRGArs SaSrRs--The
United States fgare Santee launched the United
States hayward at Portsmouth New Hampshire on
urday.
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TUESDAY. FrRauARy 20. 1855.

No IS. William b. Shields e al u.s. Robert r. Barrow.
Appeal from the circuit of the United States for the
eastern district louisiana Mr. Justice Curtis delivered
the opinion of the court reversing the decree of the said
circuit court with COSTS and demanding the with d.
rections that court to dismiss the original and
bills filed therein.
No. 60. Luke Tiernans administrator Benjamin Eve
ct al Appeal from the circuit court of the United States
for Kentucky Mr. Justice Catron delivered the opinion Of
the court affirming the decree Of the said circuit court in
this cause, with costs.
No u. John Charles Fremont appellant the United
States. The argument of this continued by
Mssrs W. Carey Jones and Bib for the appellant and by
Mr. Attorney General Gushing for the appellees.
Adjourned till tomorrow at IL o'clock.
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PETITION, EFT

BY Mr.. KIDWELL: The petition and accompanying
documents of the heirs William Mccoy, for compensation
for work done on the national road. -
BY Mr. LAMB The remonstrance Of sxtysx citizens OF
pike county Nilsson RI against OF certain patents
to Cyrus H. Mccormick and others for improvements
Ia roaming and moving machines.
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Passengers Arrived by steamers
FROM IsDlAsolA AND GALyrsror-Bv the Meuseo.

FROM INDiANoLA AND GALyEsros-Bv the Meusco.
ME- bnpuy Morson lady ohid and servant Or Col
BAKER and servant, Msssrn Walsh Janney Bere Hapnne
lngaham Sheet BsEe Pierce Judge Wborr KeYkand
Saday Hoeombs Smith, Davis Dob Kerngop
Vsnnickle, so 90 deck. - law" o"es'
FROM BAYOU SARA-Bg The Laurel Hill.
Mas Bunaek, Nine Smith, Censuu and ladp Mis-, Clam
snh Taylor aud LADY, haa Taylor Miss Rsynaud Cavalier
~ AND INDY sasrs Weber Cha Ravsan Tenor Tsgner
Inase, tsyrsuI HALL Game, Iayouse
w kein e. Peck Wspperm Bernard Boone Bourquet Epet
Habbe, Vandsn. Weyhe Smith, o'Maley. At''As' '-t'
FROM WATERLoo-Bp the Capitol:
bid Capt boadus Capt Lodwek, Martinez s.rssp
Edwards s.msos Barns Bonne Dupuy Daee Bysn sIaSx
Rongest Soilaisk Allan Miss Pile Gabb, Thsad Smon
Capt c Daiferes, Nr Gabb. 0p A'Hie'
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Once 70 es Maiden Lane, few from
aee takes this method Of informing his q ~ aud
that
S Pyrotenists
various Materials He also imports the Cognsc
poaan the n9s
man and French best tesubmsd Iods chemically pure Mercury
a eSda and Cyanide Potassium aud bottles Chic
B 9s sa a os rqmeaso and Rouge and ID bottles
Lime or Polishing ses Fer the Py5oischni English
Soda ehora Potash Metals such Pana Bsmuth Oxide
ane Sademnm and Nickel Aabest cdide
pas Persian insect Powder, Fumgaing e Gro msns
and sIssn best imported Oh cosnsc OF APPLE agones
Cherry and Cider BRANDY Essence of onongaha Irish whisky
GUS o. Cloves timeno Juniper Berry,
Geanium ac hcee aud Elher Fg Blue
aud gees variety Drugs Rare Chemicals
Maiden Lane. ,.Sas'
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I'D ocKAWAY, LONG IsIANn-==rhe ..s.,,

ceive yisiors on the 10th month s ~ AZ EAkzH
inns establishment
o i've family rooms with about two
Ho gs s or % and twelve urnhe me
os as may be preferred With supply Bathing
70 The demand of such ~
oIse viii be provided the manner and etoeed
WIN the choicest Wines of approved brand. $50 eH
FOR amusement and Bowling snoon Riaa
oon Crcket Ladies' ana
q permanent Band provided AGONY 'ioui'' aha
= . " s9e Ei'neh' SefItan and Anefi-
for the season will be the poaabls consistent
the present high cost Of provisions, 'N'a' "i'n
pS nay 20 seiestsd at time by calling Mr. JOHN
~ natNohlDaE, at the HOTEL Cliff street New
3pl m
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EXPORTS.

VERA CRuZSeamsp bales cotton 10 bales hay
lso Kegs butter bbls OIL % acntng ai pkgs mdss
LlYERPooL-Ship Wsymouh-ss4S bales cotton do moss
LoSDONship Ciyian-9o hhda tobacco 30 moss IA 900
slaves. 'N-sss
VERPooL-Ship Sanduk-l7ss cotton $40 hhds tobacco
23b pcs cedar. $500
LVERfooL-ship Martin Luther- 1885 bales cotton, do mess
VERPooLshp bales coon slIa axis corn so4
logo cedar, 1880 slaves. ~ ~
HREMEN-shp Mrn-llsl bales cotton, sss hhds tobacco
HkVANA-Bg Adma Gay-aH ties bills and $50 kegs lard
Ice do butter 50 bbs tallow, 10 eka and Is ties hams,
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Ship John Ryerson from BesnT Twiehe &co-Pes
verse &oo-Kennet Dix 6co-L Couon-F Conant-Homes q
Ca1sacady Buddseke dcsI Burn ide &eo-Horre
Gayle &co-Brand Adams-J Woodruff dcoW Blanc hsrd-
Stone Waworth-W NuguJ Bu1bridge &co-Froat Geo.
Leehford &eo-ogesby Aaeauay-smith Bo-J Gordon
Hoye Shumway-Pows HopknDogan, Donovan &coMartin,
Owen VOORHEES, Grggs Coco Esger aee-D Kslham
guez AceA Kelly acoJ Turner &coE Ba-
icy deo-W Jackson &coJ Hobbs aatss-S LockeP
Rico aoo-D kansttA Cochran Hsl-M Miller NJ Relf L.
seBssbe &oo--D Shsarn-hiiss Adsma-W Violet Aso-
Sampson Asn.-o
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GENTL SPRING AND SUMMER
~ WEARAt tho old establishment Broadway hitd door
quality 'A' VI Ata'
READY MADE GARMENTS
with large of - ' "4" 'esib'
CLOTHS, cAssiMEREs AND yEsrrNGs.
--latest npartation which will STYLE whab
n lhfough iehg an o years. chRraetarired
-, WIN. T. JENNINSg
mIssH s.allDsalsr in Ready Made clcihlns,
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IMPORTS.

GALVESTON AND TNDANoLAs Steamship Merico-a 81
head cattle oodsr bale Oakley Hawkula
Ton Grief &oo-l Mcdowell Mil, 6T Carroll acc
kuseiey BLAIR 4coS Yesman Acob Maignsn-l Oakley
lisw kns26 beef hides Mann-9s beef do bbs Ftupcke
q Lanil-5und1es to Mcdowell, MIla dco-R Pitkn &eo,
BCSToN--Shp Oliver Ice to Smith aco.
BoSroN-Shp John Ryerson- to Stanton Geo.
RIO DE JANERo-Bark Hazard-t5obsg coffee to Ra Geo.
MATANzAS-Brig Don Juan-In ballast
CORPUS CHRsT-sehr Troyq4s hides II bales wool bbs tai
low Is horns &eo-s hides &cos logs
master. = :
MoBILE-schr Dolphin-Naya stores to ardsr.
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yesterday and barely $50 bales were sold with no change
in prices. We quote a ~, 7.-,e
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. .sSeN Middling Fair. ..."..D-
Ordinary M;aa1,Iy Fair .;:......@-
Good middiing.. .117l1h Good and Fine. ......-@-
ToBAcco...We heard of no further sales. The lot Of
1o8 hhds reported among Mondays transactions we
derstand was GAINESVILLE Tobacco and that It brought
eye round Prices In most the sales Of Saturday and
Monday are said to have been 1014e lower haithos
paid for similar qualities in the eariy part Of June.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
cortos-sas,. TonAcoo--hhas.
s s.ssv OF s sinos 1875 aa7a
yesterday. ass-laaa7s1 ooo-4sye1s
I2ss4as 7282s
Exported to date. ,zsl 8o2 eo242
yesterday..... IL 15o-l ,243e52 l,Se1-621oS
| Stock on hand. not cleared .224s7 HOPES
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. ... Sugar was active and still
higher with sales Of AGO bids at 6I@6e for Fair to
Fully Fair and 1893 hhds cnba Muscovado at axe for In
ferior and 6 0s4 for Good Common to Fair or Mo-
lasses 20 bbs Fermenng sold at 2 and 225 Reboed at
| 27k7273se y gallon. /.
FLOUR. Dull and sales confined to about 900 bbls
including 500 supernne st. Louis at 81 u.s. and 1926 in
| several lots at So 90 p Dbl
CRAM. Corn was rather scarce and only about 100
sacks sold Of which 47on two lots at S.
and loo Prime White at 800 p bushel.. OF Oats 1900
sacks ST. Louis were disposed Of In several lots but by
party, at esf and 800 at e3064e y busel Sales Of
LOO sacks Bran, in lots, at s2146s5t % 100 fb.
PROYIsIONs....W We noticed only retail sales of Pork
at s18 COASTS rs y Dbl. Or Bacon lot Of 20 casks
Clear Sides was taken at loKs H. an advance OF
Lard we heard Of $50 bbs and erces sold within day
understood to be for the Havana MARKET at lie Ii
for Prime This makes the sales since Friday fully $50
| bbs and ierces-all said to be Tor Havana
RoPE.a oI coils were disposed on Monday at7R4,
| and so Inferior at Ct.
We noticed sales Of 900 bags Rio including
s Inferior at sa $50 Common at o. 100 Fair at 1os
end 100 ct s5le b The bark Hazard arrived yestsr
day With cargo Of $500 bags from Rio direct.
TALLoW..A lot Of 20 bbs city rendered was sold at
| 10+e p ii.
| WHISKY .Rectiaed was retailing at s4@s4A4 %
| gallon,
| FREiaHTs. We heard of no new engagement
EXCHANGES. Extremely dull
otefhn8 1854 0l0o11
Francs .s4f0M lax . dollar
Sight Checks on New York. ....,...TT Ct disOpar
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS, which will not be-

a11111IN UNVI1kJ, W1iiVI1 U6-
come sticky ClimatsThe lsrge assortnsut
found In this other and at prices viii
ne trade Among
Poaebs some weighing only aeogt
ding P, ano Sovsn Nursery Cloth Betting Pckin Hose Wsd
Braces etc., and every article line Wholesale and
ae Exporters invited stock purchasing
as they will find them suitable than any
other manufacturers. ROGERS b WYCRoFF '
., 4, =, (Suceeasors to H. II. Day) % Courtiaud a
mys Manufacturers and Deass every Rubber osds
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HARDWARE.

gkDsa WATERMAN d. xxaAss
J. Waterman 4 Brother,
Il A RDWAR ME- R C Fl a is,
CORNER or COMMON AND MAGAZINE STREETS,
xMmA Have on hand end are daily re-
cevnk by foreign domestic arrivals, Genafhi
Assorsmentof Articles, pnTfas foswat
45<<fzzea 8Fz& HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron, Start Nails Rope .sf
Axes .CnAinnseysher,
caIpeutsf's foois, complete,
4s Gooper's Toet,
Anyls, Yicsz, Bsilpws, 81
Block and ,Scraupates
axrdsa Ensinss, Pumps
R1oughs, Hay Cussers Corn ahsIfsrs,
-rS4a3s Agricultural Implements, w
NH, Crcesc1t Pit Eaxs,
Hanass, shoysls spsds Oh yokss sinssess
Copper Urea Coal Hods, Platform sezlsS
EiEgis Dorhs Guns, Corn Mills,
CqGse Hecss, ChsHns Dshsz, Cob Crusher
Chinese Gonga Iron Be2sfaads,
Britannia and Plated Ware, Se494
EesE Cuttsfz Eauesze HtunsgH,
r. etock Kettles Portable FerSsa,
oss Iysp ss;nes, Fishins Tses ss ese, sses
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RhlMSTONE-40 tons Crude Birthstone, for
~ Msay Az. COCHRAN 4 HALL. - a,aYts, ~ wi
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


CLEARED YESTERDAY,
steamship odzaba, Forbes for Vera Cruz Harris Morgan
ss is .f lathe. I s;ss M slsy
Ship CIVILIAN rs S;a f1r Lahdos. Whitney aeo
S Ss 5 sss s'sS ss,y a,.n.
ARRIVED.
Steamship S Ne Ms1 s aaxs.a en Itdsn9s July ash Calves
Ship Oliver Putnam Smith, 81 days Boston, lis,
Ship John Ryerson Farber days from Boston, pewsy-l.
Bark Lloyd from Rio de sneiro June to Rail. cos.
Span bng JUAN Diane days from Maan1as Pug
sehr Trey AndlsoD 10 days from Corpus Christi to Stone co
sehs Dolphin, Jay, days from Mobile to msssr-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,.
California, Fse,. from Mobile.
s sas,s, iiI ,i Ss,'S9 :a gs T. Sara
rowbst Ocean chspmah o ~ eIssDw0Sd
The I'd Ill., 5 s1ps
Towboat Ivy whitmore Passesowed down and to
| lBy Telegraph
| Below-Ooming Up
Mex brig San Juan, from Vera Cruz to F Camerdon "~
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Sherman ut and report, 30
inches Mccomack falling Met steamer Orion at
| head Of Honey Inland.
40 s. loo w with ship Peades Bath supposed to be
| bound California.
The following list Of the port of Rio de yanso
Ship Msganc0ok, Van DOhln from New York San Fraucisco
Ship Talbot, Hail. from caao dischMgipg.
| Ship Erie Curtis, from Liverpool disc6arsipg.- uu.
ship gniep, Whitley. from Baltimore, dhtbatsinr.
New tas'aas ss in distress
Bark White saua Hardy from New York for san Francisco
@ Yeiip saass repairing
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A OUISIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner
Camp and Lafayette urseThs Inati,ution ers.n
lied oneoporaon passed by the last gaine
will opened for the of business TUs
Day, the Sd instant.
The which IN simply that
situation. For Of afordng all opportunity aecuu
savings provided the Charter that
9 Dime will be reesved on deposit.
For Money deposited Interest tbs following
tsbliahed
Deposits seuor 20
Of three cent.
Deposits less months and than
est at the rate of four Per cent. per
Deposits nonths ri the of
Money rsesiyad but
be allowed.
On Fridays sposi.s viii only Fsma'se
....TRUSTEES.... r. f.
VIM. Ii. Garland, W. B. Bobbe, Dennis Cronan,
Pat. Irwin, Jas. NJ Fsryay Jno. 3. Camden
Ger. CT wrason, Jno. ColsraBn, Jas nj. Rsnd.
e. L. o ertson, WM. II. GARLAND President
SsSoresab. August 1854 4psls
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.

WEpsEsDAy Moarrre, Aug. ], 1855
COTTON There was less animation in the market
yesterday and barely $50 bales sold with no change
in prices. We quotes
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REEfABLE PROTECTION AT SMALL COST
THOUSANDS, or TENs. OR EVEN HUNDREDS on THOU.
SANDS INSURED sY The OUTLAY OF FIfTYFlvE DOL


4 tOURTHOUSES, Notariss, Jewellers, Bro.
~ ken, Merchants Capitalists Planters Reae Mechanics
Steamers, n miles and others deaoua d guarding from
bat valuable articles which BY poes OF ru
invited e the susbIs HALLS
style Of Lock. hey which ga hnf dollar co.'s
and closes like pen 'knfs.
The fire defying capacity Of sh article euy
ether kind Of safe b shown The saaioa
purchases, while ifa greatly burgarpFoof viii be
sPpafent % thosa who institute between
has pateon interior box and the lEtef 81 with
out iron nsde also that the fner has wrought and
eurely riyd tha the The suscbers prepared
ssrat this by such experiments gauay, and viii
be glad TO heAr from the kepueal.
~ The OF the
commend 70 the nds those who have eousy suffered By tbs
dspaess bic from the Saamandsr Sae kept generally
closed This did poant Jewellers deaefa
in the fabres delicate arics injured the
.tesm always saalander esposed
The following ready
those who will visit address the undersgnsd "
rod imagine and does moving,
his old stand No. - Magazns street
New 0RtKAss, April &C. 1855.
Mr. aaac Bridge Sir-As you Of Hs
tent Concrete safes Ierhas interest
able papers a that tbs fro
Of March 18th, 1854, on Magazine street n
The four stories Of being nied with the
put most tent notwithstanding ths tenss
70 which asr being taken from the uins, when
fcntiy cooled (bou 40 Lour award the con.sn.s
perfectly preserved fire burglar precf qualities
hsys more in tina than a1y os lind Of ss that
usng styles ara subject 10 loss
these who have such articles
exposed fire. and offer but ght resistance attacked by
glars.
Iron Powder Foof Bank and Store Locks Fire
jyI1 3md&w NJ iagaziaa At
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= - !. - = = =
CATTLE MARKET,

.z TUESDAY EvEsINe, July 81, 1855
There arrived since our last a2 head Of Texas Beeves
and 80 Texas Calves Market rather dull-prices ct q
stand.
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CLOTHING.
GROCERIES.

r. W. Adams,
G ROE ER,
Corner Of Frort. Common and Fuitoa streets
r. constantly ass eoPlsts Of
the favorable
f STEAMBOAT ST0REs-spsea attention paid 70 keepng "a
81 vines full stock articles Bass os9 lys
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+ STEALING CHAIRS. the night Of the 26th
ut. Joseph Ampleford at No. Gless's Row, Poydras
street. missed three chairs worth dollar, from his back
yard and not being chary in the expression of his opn-
Ions asserted his belief that the said chairs In the
Of e. Lowsnstein in the same house with himself
search warrant found the chairs there and Loewen
stein ia to be examined, charge Of stealing them
the 18th inst. Bail to appear, $500:
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Land tT'0T9N7ets.
tEr Highest market rates paid for Land warrants by
II. B. MERRILL & co,
jy13 Sp3m Camp st.. cor. Common 1T
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN. Board met last
evening six members present After waiting about half
hour In the vain hope Of another arrival complete
the quorum, Mr. Culbertson took the chair, and the
Board adjourned till tomorrow evening.
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DISMISSED Brown, accused Of bother
ing Mr. Barry and his workmen Gainne street Davis
alias David Highlander accused Of assault and battery
upon Jacob Jacobs and Mrs Mary Ann Sullivan accused
Of tormenting p p Walsh, all discharged yester-
day, through the forgiveness of their prosecutors
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EaN RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher Of Music, f=AsaR
tYE gisea LESSONS ON I He PLANO AND GUITAR, sI4sz
a her readsnre No SO Constance rset. and Aru at No
50 yis street, III Tsns-ss month twelve Is W
sons. f$ LECTURES AT 80 Constance a vsek.
AZ
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Id 100 bbH Choice Leaf Lard.
50 tierces Sugar Cured Hams.
300 boxes Proctor Gamble Star Candles,
800 hf do do do do.
800 bbs Boyle Rose Whaky.
800 hfd do do do,
800 bbt1 Rnw WtBly.
400 do Fletcher Rhisky,
500 boxes Pearl Starch @"
80 bhls Choice Lard Oil.
, SO do Alcoho
so do Old Mouongahela Whisky
100 quarter and eighth ca4ks Domestic Brandy.
by JOSEPH LANDS CO., Tchoupitoulss street. myl